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and took out its contents. Underneath
all the reading matter lay three letters.
She gave them to Howard, who was
watching her eagerly. They had been
opened, but proved to lie the ones Cecil
had written to him.
"Mr. Simmonds told me to put them
all carefully together until you got
better, and then give them to you" said
Jane, regretfully; 'but l forgot all
about it"
Never mind he said cheerfully. 81
hope there is no real harm done" and
he sat down to read them.
All the love which he had thought
dead rushed back with overpOwering
force.
Il don't wonder she was angry. She
thought / Was neglecting her. She
ought not to have SEM back my letter
unopened, but l can forgive that. l
know that she is proud and sensitive.
Let me see. l can take a train this
evening for Philadelphia. / must see
her at once"
Time moved altogether too slow for
his impatient fancy. He reached the
city too late to call that evening, but
he decided TO call as soon as practicable
the next morning.
As early as etiquette allowed, How
ard assembled the steps of her house, rang
the bell and asked for Miss Sutherland.
He noticed that there were three or
four Carriages near, and that the e
seemed to be an unusual stir. The girl
gave him a quizzical look when he
asked for Miss Sutherland. but said
nothing and showed him into a back
parlor.
NO name" he said; "tell her a friend
wishes to see her"
Cecil, in a rich travelling dress, look
ing cold and stately, opened the door
and entered. She uttered aslight scream
as he came toward her with Outstretch-
ed hands and face radiant with gladness.
But the words MY darlingw died on
his lips as he understood by her manner
that something was wrong.
What is the matter, Cecil? Tell me
for the love of Heaven, / never got
your letter of explanation until yester-
day, and fastened at once TO you"
oh" she mOaned, dropping into a
chair. why did you come now? If
you had only come before. but now if is
too late"
TOO late" he exclaimed. What do
you neal 2" and his forebOding heart
anticipated the answer.
Il was married last night" she said,
in cold, calm tones, 81 thought you
were dead to me. Don't you see l am
dressed for my bridal journey? Didn't
you see the carriages? l have sacri-
feed my happiness to pride. ! must
bear it now as well as / can"
Il was proud too" he moaned, with
white lips. 81 should have written
again and explained. Oh, Cecil, this is
| cruel-cruel!'
1--WE must both live it down." she
said in a steady voice. "My husband is
an honorable man. l must be true,
though I do not love him. GOod-by!'
They clasped hands a moment, and
she was gone.
Cecil met her husband a few minutes
later, looking pale, but seIf-possessed.
IAN old acquaintance" she explained.
"He was quite surprised to find me a
bride"
So Cecil went on her bridal tour
haunted by ar undying regret Va
oerley Magazine.
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The Centre Of Vitality

The life OF the flesh and the brain. the bones
and the muscles, is the blood. IL is the centre
OF vitality, the nutriment Of the system. Not
only must 1t be pure, but rich, in order 10 re.
tain health. In the feeble and devitalized, the
life current is watery and its circulation slug
gish. The muscles OF such persons lack solid
ity, the nerves are weak, the visage haggard,
and the eve lustreless. A course of Hustetter's
Stomach Bitters, however, improves not only
the health but the appearance of the debilita
ted and nervous. Nutrition then becomes
complete because digestion receives an i'm.
petus from the henignant tonic, which fertil
lies the blood, brings back .'the rose tint OF
health To the wan cheek, brightness 10 the
aye, and gives power OF endurance to the mus
Gle. InYalids. hasten 10 use il
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COqUetry.
MARY a. BARTON

hAE1 a. BARTDS.
, merry crow, winds are blowing
Across the sea;
Cav. tdt me
Whittier thou art going.
Listening maid, no orange gloom,
No a N nd orchard fair,
No royal palm ny snare
Can sci or tempt with fruit or bloom.
No tamsTiud tree, no hill OF cane
Cal me 70 isl away.
Where sunshine burns the day,
AND planters breathe a prayer Tor rain.
I'll gina lie IL Thy reply.
tyasI. Z crow
Come tell ne now,
!, via 5 y corner doSt thou fly?
Thou practliIE CIR. if ! how tee
NJ uooa, ny sEeiseTInG haunt,
Ny hi, nv favsrite plant,
Many q ole VIII follow NE.
F"r thou Wit ell i; IL thy sleep
sac. youth IA heart no secrets keep.
Co"iauE sal, sea VIII S are blowing
A. uF r=tIusj the Do.d.ess sky
A blur of black fly.
Go0d-by, ny ear. good by.
y one BLOWS We're am going
Christian Register
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Mother, mother, here's Freddy teas
ing the baby. Make him cry again,
Freddy, and then mother will give him
some sugar, and Ill take it from him
then he'll squall, and mother will give
him some more, and you can take that,
and we'll both have some"
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Keen Straight Ahead.

Pay no attention to slanderers and
gossip mongers. Keep straight on in
your course. and let their back-blting
die the death of neglect What is the
use of lying awake at night, broOding
over the remark of some false friend,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

Wanted-Men or inteIiig ence and refinement "a
ACT as solicitors for the ever popular Jurnal
Christian No ceS": thousands OF dollars annual
ly an De made on this combination, for the pre-
miuIns We offer are the finest ever Published. and
When We offer them 10 the public very fe~ car
re lst SUBSCRIBING. our = description list increas-
ed over l,Sr duri"g the past week. and : OF our
q oiici orS made eO d. lars each. and "a of then
cleared IS each so you see it, like finding gold
10 tr i'll our employ: our commissions are box
5Jz per cent. or higher than Offered by any Other
PAPER II America; territory Is vacant In tweiv.
Western States: ent' r. coTn'y is iven u respon
sible parties; so call or write without delay ",
Also want general agents for sep-rat- STA -es
there's mill ms IA II 10 shre~d and reliable Dusi
Ne $ men. Nm. W. KELLY n Co, 49, Madison s..
Chicago.
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NOTICE.
tn NIL nnrlicS interested

The services Of Il. Emmett who VA fo~ 3
short time in our employ. have been di~g'u-
tiuued. Tie has no connection wiki IL what
ever. We take this opportunity ~ notifying
the public. COLEMAN GA~ ArPAENTr- Co..
ChicAu-4. Illinois
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MDnDmLNT To Druggists and
IM IullANl stnrrknruen. The

undersigned having purchased all the
business connected with the manntac-
ture OF the Original HGmGluke Lin.
iment" and GGn.gee Stock Pointer,
would solicit the orders ~ the old pat
rons, and new ones, for these prepdra-
lions, the same as heretofore sold by r
a. Johnson; also for all Of our great
Family Remedies. For circulars and
price list, address DE- = T. BAKEI: \
SoN EeoEuk Iowa
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DK. WI>HAET'- PM IEEE TtE CORDIAL
positively CURES consumption Taken IT, tame
IL will prevent II. AL affections u: the lung
are cured hy this sovereign Remedy. which al
So eradicates dyspepsia. ana kindred diseases
Sold bv druggists Depot. $40 Fiber; street
p~b;.|.1,I
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UNCLE SANS CONDITION POWDER cure,
and prevents disease. Every stock raiser shoult
have II on hand to tie used rs occasion may re-
quire. II your druggist does not have the genu
Inc Uncle Sans do I OF be deceived with All infe-
nor article. Dut send 10 the Emmert Proprietary
Co.. Chicago. and get II for yourself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
INTERNAL MEDICINE, viii positively cure any
case Of rheumatism on the face of the earth.
Price 81 Q bottle, six bottles, IS. Sold by all
druggists. Send for circular to Helphenstine
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. G.
Sold Wholesale In Burlington and Des Moines.
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Inc injurious use of i'm ,roperIy prepared pills
anu other loudly blown remedies recommended
10 cure all ilis. Is much To be lamented by all eI
cept The doctor into whose care YOU are sure 20
come. An honorable ana trusty exception To the
rue Is Eiiert's Daylight Liver PIlis- They clear
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

Farmer. livery DsA. and narness MAKERS Who
have used unese sa0b Harness OH. wiIl never
NE any osheY: n 70 ne best and only relfAbse Oil
In the mafkeG- II received The hi9hes; sward ~
the CentenniAi kXp0ai Ion OF sEs- Yer sale By
Al 1We~E1nDa 1DnN@ fnnlfl6 mSNrl
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MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTEgs TIA HAVE
WEAK L~UNGs-Should arrest the disease when
IT is in the incipient stages. II is indicated by
a hacking cough, pains In the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression OF the lungs. II
this be permitted 10 run on, tubercles will
form, and consumption viii be the result A
most valuable remedy will be found in Aliens
Lung Balsam to CUR aid CHECK this disease
in its first stage. For sale by all medicine
dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

The rasidlJ Increasing demand for YiIert's tx
fY1ce OF af and Wild CheYry. tsa positive tndi-
cation Of II meYfss; Thousands OF individuals
and incfp.ept Consump tiop, where other rene
dies have failed, are the best proofs possible fhAi
this 10 without doubt the best cough remedy yet
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

Perple1 ed - 20 what ails your child. try Lay
cocks Worm Killer. II puTines the ''iood r~gu.
In es tbs DO sels, cltanses the system. and
thOf0ug hiy drives ont ~ orms. hAfe 10 use. pleas
ant 10 ke. 10 d ~very Is cts . bottle
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DIR. Thing SYRUP Is a
safe And Sure Remedy for DIArThps Dysenrery
and Childrens Complaints generally. II sn Iuld be
utCa q . q 4rtal
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Caution tn the Public.

II Won Ufer from Frozen feet, Vingsrs or
otherv Use the effects OF CO q. use StO0ebraker's
t-1ntns mt u Is prompt and qui X In renewing
81 such disea Ies. ono p GEMS a po,tls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

The sweetest, Highest and most healthfuL
bread Is made with TWIN BROTHERS YEAST.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-11

Qli'kS Ir' sh Tea Will make n new man OF you
sold uy druggis : al q e 5 a package.
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Z y EFOLLowINs.-Dr ArGELL-Plea 80
send NE . box Of your invslu able remedy for
Asthma. Your medicine has given M far the
grea eat Iellsf II Any thing l have eve tried
Miss GABRIELLE HAWK Ne.
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We understand there are unprincipled gro
GERS and dealers who palm of on unwary
purchasers Yeast Powder in bulk, or loose for
the genuine Dooley's Yeast Powder. For the
protection Of ~hOusekeepers and the public
generally, We are authorized TO state that the
genuine Dooley's Yeast Powder is sold only in
cans. Always refuse to take it except in cans,
securely labeld. The fac-simile signature. OF
DoOley & Brother, the manufacturers, is plain
" pYinted On each label.
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Langells Asthma Remedy has many So, n ties j.
monials. II your drus gisf does q, { keep IL send
81. 10 10 the proprietor and get 4 by mall. Ad-
dress ID. Langeli, Apple Greek. Ohio.
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Ie1a PrfnfiEx &C.. D-s H.fn-.- ~
WHEN WHITING 10 ADHkkrfsHkr
Ylesss ssy yoe 80 the Ad,srtAs~
In ehh RDpuo9.
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Having struggled twenty year
between life aud dTAth =ftE ASTHMA
|. !. !. 4. ~ !: u; !. i. !. . I. !. ]. !. q. !. 3. ]. !. =. !. ]. 4. 4. !. ]. !.
~ or ! f0r. uuAtsy Gl-rny
cred a most wou1srf1s - 10 >fy and
cure for Asthma AL tts kfuaTst cI.-
eases. WArrza-e 81 20 relieve the So
ve-est pagoL sM Instantly. 80 She
~ patient eau ne do~U 70 rest AND sleep
w. comfortably. Al ORDER prom tiy Tor
~ vafdsd by return mai on r~c~igr %
the price (SI.sJ er box Address BE a
Apple Greek. Ohio. sod Dy al druggists
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Sk ~BVUoiES.
sst Al kS f~iA-t'ru4 an ~pTils NAso1s
att Ds "a ~ ia AEGlAuE~
Eus Them aaG Try TtvU- Manicure ~ tHs
kR KEOs. -. co.
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In the operating room of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, in Philadelphia, on Mon
day evening, a large number of prominent
citizens assembled to witness the exhibition
Of Prof Gray's telephone, on Which numer-
Gus airs were played by Rrof. Boscowitz, the
sounds being transmitted to, the audience as
sembled in Steinway Hall, New York city,
Prior to the main performance various airs
were played on telephone connected with
three Instruments placed indifferent parts OF
the operating-room, 50 thatithe invited guests
could practically understand the working Of
the instrument. The tones produced by the
telephone connected with New York were
heard by no one in the operating-room except
those who were, very close to the instrument.
The performance for the New York audience
commenced at a quarter past nine, and lasted
nearly half an hour. Telegrams to the Press
say A large and brilliant audience, includ-
ing Prof. Bell, of Boston, Inventor of the vo-
cal telephone VIM. Orion, and other prom
inent electricians and scientists, attended,
Prof Gray expressed fear thst the humid
atmosphere would interfere with the working
of the telephone, but the exhibition was re-
markable success. The music played in Phil
adelphia was distinctly heard, and @ Home,
Sweet Home, ;" the first piece, was followed
by spontaneous outbnrst Of applause. 9th
or selections were played witI, Ike success =
Prof. Gray was warmly congratulated at the
close Of the entertainment
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1t is generally supposed by certain class
of citizens who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia can not invariably be
cured, but we are pleased to say that GREEN s
AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
in all its forms, such as Sour Stomach, Costive-
ness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart,
low spirits, &c, &c. Out of 10000 dozen
bottles sold last year, not single failure was
reported, but thousands of complimentary
letters received from Druggists of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any case
Try it, Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
Size rs cents. For sale at Moore's and An
sderson's Drug Store, Lanbertyille, ant
Wolverton's, New Hope trs
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MOUNT Amy. MARcif 28tb. 181


MOUNT AIRY, MARCH 2Sth, 1877. r
The taxpayers of the township of West
Amwell have long felt the burden of taxation
which has so heavily weighed upon them,
which prostrates both business and energy,
and seem at last to have awakened from their
lethargy, and the way the taxpayers responded
to the call for meeting Ito be held at Mount
Airy the 2Sth Of March) by William F. Hol-
combe, Vice President Of the Hunterdon
County Taxpayers Association, shows that
they are in earnest and mean business.
The meeting was called to order by William
F. Holcombe, he being Chairman of the meet
ing. Joseph Mathews, Jr., was elected Sec
rotary.
A motion was made and carried that the
people of West Amwell form themselves into
a taxpayers association.
At this stage of the meeting there was a
question asked by J. Mathews, whether they
meant business or whether some were seeking
popularity and by this course to better enable
them to secure an Office, and whether they,
the officers of the township, were willing to
set the, example by having their salaries re-
duced? The response was general that the
only object of the meeting was to reduce
taxation, and thought the proper place to be-
gin~was at home.
The following named gentlemen were then
elected officers of the Taxpayers Association
of West Amwell:
Presdent--Caleb F. Fisher
Vice President-Hoagland Wilson.
Secretary-Joseph Mathews, Jr.
Treasurer William f. Holcombe.
Executive Committee-John S. Drake, Ed
ward b. Holcombe, Nelson Abbott, George
III. Mathews and Charles Wilson.
A motion was made and carried that John
s. Drake and Nelson Abbott frame consti-
tuition and by laws.
The taxpayers of the township are fairly
aroused to their interest, and earnestly hope
that not only the townships of Hunterdon
County but that every township and city in
the State will form themselves into taxpay-
ers association, and we will make those that
are on the throne feel that there is a power
behind the throne that is higher than the
throne itself.
The meeting was adjourned to meet at
Mount Airy at two o'clock on Saturday, the
seventh of April.
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The STATE BANK OF New BRUNSWICK IN
DIFFICULTIES. State Bank of New
Brunswick, N. J., closed its doors at 10 o.
clock A. M. on Saturday. There had been
rumors of its unsoundness for some time, and
depositors have been Withdrawing their
money freely for the past few days. The
bank suffered from the panic of 1878, and in
1875 instituted suit against the Woodwork
Carpet Company for nearly $1,000,000, and
was defeated Mr.. Hart Moore, the County
ont the portion Of the county funds on deposit
in the bank, but was unsuccessful. The quar-
terly statement of the bark made January .,
1877, represents the resources at S075, 050. 81.
There was due depositors, $3.50, 714.63 due
to banks and companies, $2S, 1911 and the
capital stock was set down at $250,O00.
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Dun STATE FysHERrEs.--The state Com

Our STATE FISHERIES The State Com
missioncrs of Fisheries have Just issued a.
large number Of handbills wliichare now be-
ing circulatedsthrouglio6t the State, giving
the latest laws,sas aiiowyapiend eds; .iiissegard
~ our inland hsheries~also, the names of the
wardens of the several counties. The, Com
niissoners mention that the stocking of the
waters of the State.with valuable food fishes
is proceeding With encouraging success as fast
us the appropriations will admit, and that
their intention is to have the laws strictly en-
forced, wardens being directed TO prosecute
in every case of violation.
The recent amendments to the act of 1875
is great advance over any laws yet enacted
for the protection..c our inland isheriess' L.
prohibits entirely the use of nets, fixes ETC.,
above tide water, and provides for the prose-
cution of offenders in any partsof the State
where found. ..Its enforcementlcan but prove
great advantage to almost all our citizens,
for there are hut few who are potcdirectly or
Indirectly interested III these. matters, and
their value has been greatly underestimat6d.
So long as ionf waters were dragged with
nets by the few and tho fish, big and little,
indiscriminately destroyed, it was impossible
for the Commissioners. to succeed in Stocking,
them for the many, and this Legislation is pre-
cisely what we. should have had. A rigid en-
forcement of the laws; t0Eetlerlwith the ef-
forts our able Commissioners Of Fisheries are
making to stock our streams, lakes and ponds
will soon give us, within easy reach, some OF
the finest fishing grounds in the State -SeRti-
nel
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TESTING THE TELEpHoNE.-At the new
off &c of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, Tenth and Chestnut street, experiments
were made with Professor Gray's Telephone,
preliminary to public exhibition in New
York, and airs played at Tenth and Chestnut
were heard perfectly at that point
The telephone resembles in outward APP
pearance walnut box, about three feet
square and four feet high, on top Of which is
a keyboard extending over ten tones, with
the intermediate semitones making seventeen
notes in all. In the box Of the instrument
are placed the local battery and the magnets,
one of the latter for each key of the key
board. Each magnet is double and between
the two coils reed yibrates. The current
from the main battery is opened and closed at
the same rate at which the reed vibrates and
the speed of the vibrations regulates the note.
A powerful Calland battery of 300 cups is u.s.
cd. The pulsations of the magnet are convey
ed over the wire to the receiving point, where
they are resonated by simple magnet placed
on soundng-board
The first public entertainment took place In
Stein~ay Hall, New York, on Monday even.
ing, the music being performed at Philadel-
phia, by Mr.. Boscoyitz, the wcll-known pian-
list,
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DEATHS.

on the 18th of March, Claude
r.. infant Of Samuel L. andsCarre Slack, aged 7
months and weeks
ARMSTRONG.--In Eastcn, Pa, March "a, 1877, Emma
g., only child OF Rev, Andrew Armstrong, aged 2s
years.
GoRDoN--fn Frcnehtown, March Goth. 1871 Eddie NJ !.
son of otheniel and Matte Gordon, aged months
and days
LEoNARD.--In Kingwood township, March 2Sth 1877,
John w. Leonard, aged about So years.
HEATH.--In Kingwoed township, March gath, 1877,
Mrs. Mary Heath, aged rs years.
PITTINGER.--In Ringoes March 24th 1877, j. L. Pit
tenger, aged 2s years.
HATFIELD scrgeanissille, Mrs Catharine Hat
field lin the 93d year Of her age.
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The State of New Jersey has $4,000 on de-
post in the State Bank of New Brunswick
which suspended on Saturday, and the coun-
ty of Middlesex has sixteen thousand dollars
on deposit. Application was made to the
Chancellor in Trenton on Saturday for the APP
pointment of receiver, and the writ was
served Monday morning. 1t was returnable
yesterday at eleven o'clock.
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bill to collect tax OH wliiskey and beer
by means of an g instrument something like
i call bell punch" passed the Virginia Leg;s-
lature few days since. 1t is to be put up in
every bar-room in the State. The tax per
drink on alcoholic liquors is q cents, and on
beer J cent,
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THE MARK TS.
Lambertyille. April 4th. ls77
MARRIAGES.

BENNETT--BA LDERSoN.---By Rev. r. A. Chalker,
March 27th, 1877, Rev. John H Bennett of the New
Jersey Annual Conference of them. 4. Church. and
Miss Lydia A. daughter Of Joseph Baiderson.
MAS0N-NIECE--In Stockton N j.. March 2eth 1877,
by Rev b. f. Robb. Mr.. John Bi Mason toAfiss Annie
E. Niece all STOCKTON.
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Under an act passed at the last session Of
the New Jersey Legislature, all clerks engag-
ed in the drug business on and after the first
of January next, must be graduates of some
College of Pharmacy, or be able to pass rig
id examination before State Board of Ex-
aminers.
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DRIGGS' Catarrh Eradicator will cure Catarrh. 1t
Initiated secretion of the ganduar SYSTEM and mpari-
~ of the blood. Itisa constitutional as well as local
sructon Of the nasal cavity heavy loaded disagreea
bic feeling in the head ofogging up Of the throat in the
night with thick obnoxious matter hating when ex-
pecd seabby appearance occasionally streaked With
blood Briggs Catarrh Eradeator is senthy mail ex-
for use Warranted cheapest and most efectual Adj
dress DIR. J. Briggs and CO.. Newark n 8. Sold by O. Nj
Shamaiia, Moores Drug Store, Lanbertville n. J.
Feb. T. 1876.
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An unknown tramp, while sleeping in FaL
tons iron furn; &C, Conshohoclen, on We'd
nesday night, fell into a stream of molten iron
that was being run into sand to be made into
"piggs . AID was so badly burned that he
cannot survive.
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Noyes, the President of the National Capt.
tai Life Insurance Company in Jail at New
ark, has surrendered to the receiver of the
New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company
securities of the latter corporation Of the face
value of $t77, 200.
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not to fear the laws" and especially makes
them guilty before God 9'' Ponder we'll the
act ere you deliberately aid in furnishing the
means of self-destruction to your fellow citi-
zens You can neither undo the act nor arrest
the result for year to come. How win you
answer for the suffering. the sin, and the eter-
nal death, that follows?