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, 1876-06-18
SECRET SOCIETIES.
The Recent Meeting Of the Pennsyl-
Vania Encampment I. 0. 0. F.
Convention of the Grand Lodge
Of A. F. and A. NJ, New
York.
The Negro Likely to Cause a Split in
the Good Tenp1ars.



Chief among the Grand Jurisdictions in point
OF membership and benevolence stands Penn
sylvania,-its number Of lodges nearly thou
sand, and its membership nearly hundred
thousand. When proper call for aid to the
distressed is made, this great State always leads
in the grand work. We in Chicago have not
forgottcn-ncver can forgct-that from that
State the Order sent over $4,000 to the fra
ternity here in It's hour Of need. Pennsylvania
is especially fortunate in having for so many
years very able and experienced Grand Sec
rotary: the Hon. J. B. Nicholson, Past
Grand Sire. To his careful and judicious man-
agcment, his zeal, enterprise and sagacity, due
in q large measure the extraordinary suc
cess of the Order in that State. The
sessions Of the Grand Encampment and Grand
Lodge, just held at Philadelphia, were Of very
interesting character.
The Grand Officers of the Encampmcnt for the
ensuing year arc as follows; George Bertram,
& 81 R9aisk SoaSj G. u a. \ iufens' j. g. 4 H,cS: +
olson, G. Scribe; j. B.. Hciss, 6.
Treas DR.. c. Hickok, Rep. to G. L. of U. s.
Grand-Secretary Nicholson's report is docu.
ment worthy Of that competent officer and
brother. He alludes to the Postal Law, and shows
that he has saved money to the Jurisdiction in
sending the proceedings by express Ito lodges,
instead of BY mail; also, to the disappointment
Of the fraternity and country at large In the
failure Of the railways to reduce their fares to
figure TINT would induce parties at Il distance to
attend.
During the year seven dcfunct lodges have
been revived, md twenty-seven new lodges IN
stitutcd; no lodge has surrendered its charter
during the year. The following is the status:
Members as per last report. 81. 81
ln1ti2t1ons. .-..........."...... o,oV5
Admitted By card. 1,a52
helnstated.-. .........-...-.-......'-.. o4o
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MI Baker Rep, Ind offered u resolu-
ton instructlng the Select Committee on the
Real Estate Pool 70 investigate whether any
members OF former Congress were connected
with that pool while such members. Adopted.
Mr.. WLitehouss dem, y. y introduced a
bill for refunuing tho interest-bearing debt Of
the United States into United States consols
bearing per cent. gold interest and having
~ years 10 run. Referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Cox Dem. ~ 4. presented the petltlon
OF l'ison, blakeman. TAYLOR Il Coz and eighteen
other publishers Of New York city. AGAINST the
excessive ia;e Of the senate postal bill on
hooks aud other puu.cd matter NOT issued nj
stated intervals. aud flr the restoration OF Tie
old rake. referred.
Mr.. o lirien lpem. Md introduced a bin for
the coinage Of Centennial coins. Referred
-e Nm lFeNlles FOR tuc coinage Of silver dol
lars ana hai dollars, ono eide Of the coins to
give Tue corresponding value IN tue coins Of the
otn.E principal Commercial LIuuu-.
. Nc House then resumed the confederation "
tue lloriua contested election case. After
s.teches ul MI. q Wnsend # New 4ork against
me report ~ the election, Messrs. Popaletun OF
OhIo' he bVIt ol Missouri, Thompson u Massn-
cAusetts, and IL irrson Of virginia ia favor Of
~ ana MT. Walls of Florida on his own behalf.
the report was sdOpted-yeas. ll3: nays So
ana j.. j. Finley was declared sntitlsd To- III.
seat. Mr.. finley then came forward and took
the oath OF office tmodiaedl.
me House then took a recess until 7.3O tho
evening session 10 bc for general debate on le
pm to transfer tue Indian bureau ~ tue " Ar
Department.
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THE rIcE or KLNTCcKr WOVEN
Snun Dipping DESTROYS Renutv, aud even
Ruins their Calves.


Talk about the opium eater or the wills
Key dtinker, how much more are they to be
plued than the lady who T. addicted to DIPPING
snuHf We believe there IS more snuf used in
HopknsNillc than IN any other place Of its size In
kentucky. aud Us use Is steadily on the increase
women, but how long that reputation will last
ia hard to tell Some OF the pretticFt women
we knew ten or twelve year. ago are now moth.
ing but faded flowers. Lips that once looked
a man would almost give his right arm, now look
moro IKE drod apples thdn anything else We
can think Of The cheek once fun and rosy Is
now suukcn and colOrless. Tue chin. which
looks longer now elories 10 a hrouze-colored
stllit. Whl'h reaches down - the throat.
We were guiu- down the street the other dav,
ana noticed q lady coming NJ. 1t was windy
MTch dhN' and the iady's skirts were lifted "A
N't.e above her boot tops. We know the Aristo-
AT cnlly nrchei foot, but hang IL what has
become 81 the nicely rounded ankle IL wasn't
thtre. heu We got near enough to look into
the !adN = lace we knew that SNUFF had done its
work. Snuu l. rohbing women Of their beauty
aud dopuNln- them OF husbands. IL IS more
chewing and it, use by adde's is almost ~ mucn
10 Ice conc mned ns the drinking Of whisIev by
men aud II the ladies nave grounds 70 talk
ABOUT men drinking ana smoking, they are as
sHIt1 thAl shuh dip9ing IN tho eyes Of men L.
ABOUT a. icpul7iVe as the smell of two-ccnt-
and-a-hnli cigar, or snin of " rifle J." whlskey
To the oliactones ~ the fair sex
We indulge the hope that soon there Will be
an antl.snun society formed, which aill be n
twin sister Of our temperance society. We have
no idea how many ladies In our cry will take
execution 10 this article. II al that use snun
we've io ct alter us. we would caii their name
region, mt We are uuheld In our action 10y some
"l the most sensible mothers i'm town in ente rng
10y clrl rs almost a. much to be dreaded by a
parent as IS the hfst taste of llquoT by his boy.
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THE CUBIN REPUBLIC.
\ Ne~ President Probably Elected bright
Prospects Ahead.

letters from tho Government Of tho
-uhon rerutiic u, 60 MI, a - -, =.
""i ''puN'V w u MNIcn nave beeh re-
ieiyed IN this city.
The Txertitiv. preet low. snotrrro ,,t,b 10
., it,, , ' ''
'"'"V' "lu SUM. htu returned 10 Comdguey
from the Eastern Department.
Consr.s4 ,,,. to ,,.,.t , ,t,,ot 10 ,..to, 4,
-, "" ''"'N" ~ WV" ~
"""'" prV'ceu to eject ficsidcnt OF the repuh-
noel p Wv W.
ps,''t.... -. ~" va N's''"os' 've-
'''''"e"l fr'hcl-co '. Aguilera became eN-offi-
clio President OF Cuba. but IN . hanpaned to no a h.
sent M tho tir,o ~ .,,..i d.. 10, 80 -, -, .
ct..,. y" '"'l ". ''' anu '"N'u''
,l'netos, INC Marquis OF Santa IIcn. th en-
resident ot the House OF R-ur,scntauves, he
eaHIe : leslIeht al interim Of the republic. An
al a,'iie.,ui,lenI ui the 'onstituiton being con-
.ccA,lso nc thought that having sworn 10 main
ca,n We 1"n,tiiuiion iuw9lite, no amcndmen.
could De made duriuR his fucuffl,usv Ihprn.
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When askod--as they often very nntur-
aly are oshel-how do Mcssrs. Moody aud
StnNcS man &c TO live who PAYS their washing
bills and whence come Their means of s.bsst-
eucef the Executive Committee reply IA fol-
lows; Mr. Moody Is constantly receiving from
friends IA this country and from friends m
Europe, from men ana women living In almost
every locality that he has ever visited, voluntary
giits Of money thank offerings, 70 10 speak
lur the good which these persO us believe That
MIR Moody has done them, expressions Of their
affection and gratitude. IL is not known how
much money Mr.. Moody has obtained from this
nrn,iilc source. IL Is not known even that MIR.
Moody has kept an account OF Il himself some
times lie has been known to return 10 donor
the amount of the contribution, because the
manner or the measure Of the Gift did not pleas
hlm Hut such known instances arc few. Mr.
Moody alono--lt udte he Is able-can VII tho
financial gain that this revival and his other re-
yals nave brought To him. The secret just now 10
ms Cwn. nut the opinion Is freely expressed
not by the Executive Committee, but by other
genIlemen-that during the last year Mr.
Moody's Income has not been less than the least
OF the incomes Of our other metropolitan
prsaeherA
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Win. VIZ. Dillon snrs.

Mr.. Sidney Dillon, President Of the
Union Paciac K.nroad Company. made a
state to sCN reporter yesterday in
re-Ad 70 the Union Pacific and Unl,ed
states bonds reported g. have been lost or stolen
from the COMPANY safes. SIR. Ham, whose name
% Urcn mentioned IN connection with "a, re-
sp'n-i lit' for toe disappearance If the bund-,
was present when Sir. Dillon made the state
mrNt and moderated his version OF the mat
icr' The following 10 All. d.. uns language Ia
suhstauc.
"llunn- the Fish raid, six or seven years ago.
TIE NlOh Pacific Company had 10 raise millions
OF dollars, ntd large amounts OF bonds ami COLI
lhertis we're huuivdN thrown upon the market
Tor hr collation.. some collateral PROBABLY wa-
not t.N"u az. and canno: De accounted Tor. IL
J. an error moro OF d clerical nature than any
ius else, and no blame can be att ,ched u Mr.
Ham or any other gentleman connected with the
company. No bonds can ue traced 10 any one.
Nr. Jam ana every uihcer Of the company would
be most happy To ind where they have gone to,
ahd solve the mystery. No legal action IS 10 be
LIken' aud no controversy - 10 he entered into,
20 Only uhJ-c- Is T. ma where the bonds are.
lhtfe Is no idea OF fraud eX opt among enemies
OF tAC lTczeut flandgeIutut.'
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Woman on the nor.e Car.

FINNl To INITI ~ ia NIItIH
Judge Elrcck laid down somewhat n
novel l'w OF the street car "a saturday last In
thr case e SUIT for damages against the West
lh1 abel phla hallway COMPANY. \ woman md
ius ,n ne ~ Tho crowded cars, AMI not hOl ling
uN tho strap, Was thrown down by a iir IN stop.
llng the car aud mad her Knee cap fractured.
judge Llcoca charged the jury that women arc
hound 70 h0li ON - the str ps suspended from
Tue rDNl 'lf tuer can do ~ cunvenleutly," bur,
- tlr .inr Tul' us men In sgCh cases. Tho Jury
was iitthrr instructed that tho court would not
scr ASIDE ihtlr Nrflirt on account Of excessive
damages uule-, they were grossly eXur.ttant."
or uueas "uuidlrneis, prejudice, or mistake
W'F1 .huwn.' nder these Ialines the iury
gaN' ~" plalntth 60. q damages, and tne court
r.. SEQ u ret ASIDE the verdict Or grant new
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this mOruins Immediately after the journal Of
yesterday proceedings was read, the Chair read
the following mcssase
IN f's Srs4fe CrfAe ffncf og'es.
Her Nfh return senate OIL 20. lie, entitled An
acf rxlas tho salary Of the President of me fnlf,i
course from sense % outs my successors 30 Dfro
enf AMI a. What 10 due 90 the a. .gv % the p.-i
t'a Clicf Msssu1te u. naii-n OF more than forty
When e .ary Of the President ~ the ,r,ted s'ates
Was nhei cv the Constitution ~ go 100 aunla. We
were rauon 81 ru' three ma hons OF pc pc poor
manufacturrs, alth but few AM those chtapIv
suilHed. lhe salary must then have been deemed
tui isUn4oly 50 from the impoverished condition OF
Tie Irea-uri and toe simplicity wAs des4red TO cult.
Natc tr fepuolc. Tho salary Of tCngrces nlcu under
,le Constitution Wis nrst n.ed ~ e. = Gay for the
time da4y in session average Of about % GAYS
20 each srtti u, ~ tfel YEAR or .rss than one
thirtcth o. the salary Of a., Pre.iicu' nsr1,. nve
uni. ln4lN u reActct tauuI pcr Auluu. onc.aftA
nAt u The Frcsdut before the salary OF The latter
80 one havug knowledge OF the cost Of living a,
the national pal VIII contend that the prcsrn salary
81 gre-smen u too high unless It BE- the Intention
o. naau me otce onr entirely 81 uonOr when The
AIRY should ue A1ohshcd-a proposition rrpugnant to
cur repuD ican ideas institutions. do aoi believe
Tie citizens Of tnf republic uuhIfr se~Vanfs
services Tue SUN Of 50 h does not defray III. *.
pruscs u the Executive Tor one year has not NV
and wants.
HAVING personal interest in this natter have felt
myself free 90 return thls Li 10 the House 10 Wlcl IL
originated Oh my objections, believing mas IN doing
- meet the " sAcs and judgment Of the groat ma
lti 81 1noss W" Indirectly pay al the salaries aai
EAElT fiNE MANSION, April Is. 1875
On motion 81 Mr. CLAYTON, Il was ordered that
the ,sage be printed and referred t. the { uu-
mlttee on tlVll service aud ketrenchment.
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THE KILDOrRy HAuEAs coRpUs.
Judge Cartier Hearing an Argument rs 10
the JurisdictiOn OF the Iionsr.


WAsHiNGroN, April l9-The hearing
in the Hallett Kilbourn haboas corpus
case was continued this morning. before
Justice CARTER After the admission Of the
proceedings Of the court touching tho In
dictment Of Mr., kltourn, and also the certih-
cute from the speaker Of the House IL Repre-
sentatives to the District Attorney sending the
case to the Grand jury, the HON. Jcremtah n
Bllck made "A motion That the irisoutr be ad-
MN 90 90 hul, he being under Indictment by the
Hiind JulN, and under arrest hy &. bench war
rant issued 10y thc District Attorney. and spoke
~ support OF tho motion. At the conclusion IT
Mt HACKS Remarks, the Judge said thnt no
wished 10 hear the question as TO the jurisdic-
lon OF the House OF Representatives argued bv
counsel ON both sides; that IL the House az
representatives nave legal authority, they have
the rlSht 10 hold the prisoner, and II cannot lie
resisted IN this court ana he would refuse to
entertain the motion at this time. Argument
was then commenced by the Hon. Matt Il L lr-
renter Tor the petitioner, ana was followed hy
the Hon. samuel shellaharIer. counsel for the
ss,lieahl-p'-Afm The arguments will proOa-
bly LIST several DAYS.
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TnE AMM-i NINE BUSINESS.


WAsuINGToN, April 10, - Ex-senator
stewart wys Recalled before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to-day. 1t will be recollectod
from The former testimony thar Mr.. stewart b I'd
q cDh'eratlcn with senator Morton in July,
ISL wishing to engage him az counsel IN the
Emma Niue suit, hut which Senator Morton sub
qutstl0a, Nj. Stewart said lie Advised LYON TO
rend senator Morton retaining fee Of 81 900
having previously informed the Senator that If
the sIit turned out well he should have "a larger
compensation. After stewart had read Senator
Muuuh's testimony u fore this committee, given
IN March last, not knowing vine her Lyon had
tnWphed win the suggestion TO send a retain.
ln- Zee io senator Morton, he wrote u the ben
yer uih@ + Information Us TO whether draft
Norton on the btnk. Inc repiy was that there
Mas no evidence that such "a check mad been
drawn. The reason why stewart applied to the
bAnn ! y Inclination was that Nh. thalee, the
l'rHdeht Of the bans, Mruishcn the upuay 20
Company.
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Edward Marrenner, one OF the Tweed Ring,
who supplied the county Offices with housefurni-nins
good. Tor 100000. died recently IN brooklyn lie Ned
the cay after the exposure ana his Whereabouts were
Kept secret He was Nom lnr Of The Amerit4s and
Nf.merI cnu', tls kKrPrt Fuen'n'. Association.
ahd AMY Lodgr. ,. ana A. NJ tie lived IN the Firri.
ecnih W arl tor twenty ycars The uupcr part II ais
store II 70 Iuild avenue occupied los the Ort.
Grey tlui. 4hc latter was known among Tic pol.tl.
ciaas As tue Tin Pau a ,soclatlun
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SlrRfhR 'ornT- AMBEHs Nos o. a. b.
-, ~ ~ ~ 49, IL H. Ilb. az, l.u, 49,, Ia
ga can so $780, N' F' -N'
SPECIAL TENN Nos %, eao ass, $40 1852. s51. a,7
~ 10 49, ..', ti 3,.. $685. $40, 40 81 .iad sMa
TX 400 4oa ilo a. AZ 40, 4ld, az. a., isi as
,lrGrlr-r.r' l.-No, 1872 esl7. 1919 lirl 1852
~ lao hlt l'Nt, laI', 1853 IiN9 Si7. 1lH1 400
We ihl 49, lii1 lam, liebq, 1880, Ia.l lioJ
XXX nh "a "t ~ q -lrn4ir p.rt III. Sos,
10, 90 rs, III lAll, liyt, lipyl, 1901, 1903
die. "'"'"'N 'iH9
inIAL IERM-P,rt Nos G25 $40 2oso 7s7. asg
e.d, 90, lQil lNlt, lHb lu4d lOlI 1913 lart II =
N@s To-, i~, ~ 1884, e97 lo-s, olp $50, 40 ss0
"a COUNT or COMMON PLEAs-E9uIrY TEBa.-Nos 10,
TRIAL TErM,-rarI l. Nos 1898, 10Is, lGa,, 1854,
lS3, 1870 2n., iais, 2lee, 1884, l5.s 1875, i0li
800 su.A @ufA l5seps ll3l 1907 1888, 2llf, 1911,
1927 l lg gD9s tooFs lasY ~ s9;S sii 1874
egl 1909, lsO4, l4la 1910 isl3 ls3 1890 lsi7 s069
it lSid, esho' lso2 1853 1901 1868 1894 lS65 2iO7
lsbd' 1918 1874, 1907 Part IlI-Nos 1908 1904 e05O
d65t id9o, is4o $500 1870 1909 1904 1854 1929 1891
SCt 1885, GOA slO2, 2loS 1923 1896 1890 2OO6 1875
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Spcucc and Me Eurc have Ht various tmt- urc-
seuted 10 sustain their theory in regard iu tine
% lids, SHOWS the conclusions at winch the
arrived.
RESULTS.
From the faiomcrt- elrc .y made. ard the socu-
in'ti. cN' iivi' ana ~ eat aw in,,- ronnrieni.
b.. u.s.. AKA his kaoai.. ite OF r.c fact Nir b. ~.
srtn,, tllcc tc u's.i'g bond. 20 T.. .. Ham. H. e..
Creme, Assistant Treasurer ~ tr tru-i,rs und'r The
oar. Ame. contract anu 10 sydney mno"' one Of the
Iti NOT Tor moment TO ne doUhted that In these
transact no Mr Crane was fctns q. tue agent ~ the
tee. ~ KY 80, a@ ot a. t,'e leu IL Is ne ut AZ
pnao eny .i ,..e were ,ana1c,,sd
tn. c.. t.rt a . To-. ii appear. thtf Mr. H. e. 4 rtur
A,.aa. ifa-ar - N iru.t,c.. had The Ga tocy q
w' r"'n3er .ofr t' paving irom ne pIocccis " the
~. ..ytic uioa ri.fc q llroad tomrsny AMI III
c1. r,. AL 3d. .aae hil IT, custod, ~ tc honGs
fr.I March lp Na5 $50 soc time when the iui. ing
- -.r .rtNrr, -l.r.,'it II T. ertl,'. r.Is
lr... tii.f.es.
a.ai wv ~ the kss.i,' rr 'slircr. ard N thy
.t. .,,rap tc responsibility Arising from the %.
,it oi U''e O'hd' ol 'deir own aHeAls On th'r be-
tin ii me, H. B. /, ,iY,H'.i L vn,Iir r.
H. Nrt0uin. ana 3 nJ amin T. bit,. Those g,iti, 'cn
arr rtsvotlnc fo- IA missing bonds WI cl ARE tr'ccd
directly o. th' HAMS ui one q their number, ami tncr
itu' r,isnrtr tnc proper ,Mc.r to receive She
iD1 ~ t' -t'-lS HAu 10 NC "''u To proper &C.
..,, VI, 'i''n ., o., ,..... -o,.,..., 81.
TO- if, .r''f'r. ~ t,.r ,,,'s,,,s ,r XXX i ,i' II
v n,ft ., ~. '' ,i %, s'Il' "i t..,.' !
Rlf flUu Oh. recent fur lie = me have B. AL tfeii
cxplil,i tphiu iut made cNplua IONS u,sclf 10 INN
su -'e ~ the directors ami subs, qucntly last
Mcr tc elaborate statements a tie facts IN ngurcs
n. H q" tiiias .nl i,t t,'h WIN We ore TOT, and
mn sr.v w, nt,pt s.1s snVmi, %,
r,t n f.t f,.r.'f,r. tcV,ifS IN ,'i " w. ""
Wih iy ,utr4tt th.t suit snail be- hrlueit ari'rst
TIC feII "a 40 SO palrt 10. the l,e..try vi tne
m!sfin. ponds. oi the attuA value Of the same.
" '- 10" ~ suggested that the statutes OF limitation
noun u,I ava "cl,l 10 thi1 cssr, uu ues lcye o. tsy
f' a. 'L p"ies tesu'nsliS i9f mn, ~
GER. an N rfor. In he t'nn p,eine Isil r,,S Tii
pans. ana have failed 90 aer proceedings IN tie name
~ the muany ~ inst Themselves in thri inuiVl uh
capa- u, they wouu hardly be allowed 90 sc up their
9Nh itAsIn cay u.iN s HtirNtc ~ ,lhsi ltlr oMu
- hQ.,h,l. I'M i,tti.i "i 'ln. AA a,th, lh'
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le snIeide of IIn.hnnd nnd Mlrr.

PHILADELPHIA. April l9.-Ihis morning, be-
tween the hours OF eleven ami twelve, man named
hnck residing NJ lg2 Bouyief street. elnmitt-t al.
cue by smoothing It's VIE immediately ufr"Wtri
nMtu qua l ~ pru SIC acid, anu ,oou expired.
rue eau c OF lAe Tragedy Is uuAuoWn.
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The success aud perfection Of the New
WILCOX Gibbs Automatic Silent Sewing Ma
chine is aitested by the fact that other sewing
machine companies unscrupulously borrow the
anguage Of It's adyertisements.-Adr.
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: CoLIINsvILLE, Conn.,. Auui l9-Mr WIN. II
'uichrf tuNrtcl hs NNK Ot no mice 90 twenty tour
inmates 10 spare. 80 "
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Sgeil. g3tu1


fN,r ar4i-i ~ an 80 .n .nf i... co.. a.- 'cr.
ie.w ,a.,ce vhl cont, d rl. n-lr. Nc,Tly
aii There rs ~ hsof '.i. rfiu ln ne
pc,l,s os .,Ire .fuor 30 ..h Iis. .uaI.f n " No
i,.cau'" y ue ,e reg 40 W.. '.,Ap. t., ac .uuu-
Tr'.a. an ,Iin, .m'. f'.i 1915 n,,,rs
~ sohtN,h, NA>p.AkE r.ll-. free or ioar
sffq gar' w. more'nf 49, ag"5 ~ aceqaglaoa
SS sd a@ AZ % Ia HE '. N ~.
sats per tol AID ll. '.eo', enS %esas o.
XIV chjaW coa,e Il oy 3i ,as ten tsna ot i'
MiLLi " IT,, hlNG OF TnE NEITHER.
,rr,l, .frs fr ,he, ,pupo.r d resard Tor Ia
n,. u...ol in'T PR brr. de } 'SSsS's
i"Ii e. By ~ usS,ts. solo cons gaees, An,ar,
7'a'e.. Jol> T. ni>l% ,tR;1%& ~ %'s'Yirfsa'
hLNrt Chf STATE DI-TKIBtIION,
DRAW, sArrRnAY.Apn'Lql
CISaS2ifN 40 - 70 .4ia,'ip 4..n Eaf.
5iiS Others iron. g. I.,.l sl.o.
,,... a.. Al Prize o.. i.. l.,
d.. ..t.1 Ns~yi3ors.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOAT
fesl. aAi A1p 'f.tc lil f.'s arsi.g from l'lv'
f %Iyl Of '9G D9oo aS.irs. l, SGaE[eaa *
SODA. h,ahtstct l',s Prices, q and q per bottle.
''''''' MiNCul.ilR& 60 Chemist.
SOLD Fly All pi,tGoisis' '''"
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TrN sos - N',,sm g.. Nes ioTE. a.eui' BoH "a
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Tapestry Brussels, 81 ingrains, SOC; chamber
suites SO walnut do k36 role top 81 parlor
snlte. We. cowperthwat's, l6j ana I5' Chatham
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The Wiuler season

"a past, so regulate your system by taxing ovirb's
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No collection was taken M, and the amou NJ
gwen az the afternoon meeting had not been
counted hut there was a very strong impres-
SION IN the committee room that Mir. Moody
made mistake when he said, Ia the 2 O'clock
meeting, tn Sl3i,OO0 had been contributed. II
wa estimated mat, after the last collections tho
total amount did not exceed that sum. thus
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~ the s2OlUO necessary 10 induce tho man who
rttuscs 10 allow his name TO be known to give
Sjl00O and 50 make the expected total OF
S9JOOOJ.
long time was occupied in clearing tho hall.
The crowd fingered, aud the choir seemed de.
termined t. shake hands ana repeat their fare
wells unul midnight MIR. Moody started Tor
Florida late last night.
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Dycing and Cleaning a. the New YOrIt DYES
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' The ola ana rciab ef iiIy NJ. liyltt's Life
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