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4 SSOCIATION HALL.


MI WHEAT, having concluded aA ensagemcn
with MIR. Strakosch, will give another
GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
Mr.. L. z. WHEAT,
assisted by
Mr.. TOM X kARL
;Ac eminent tenor of the Strakosch Opera Troupe
also by the great pianist
DR. GUSTAVE SATTER,
member OF the Royal Academy and New York
Philharmonic Society and many other societies In
Europe. whose rano-playing Is said to be equal TO
any artists that has ever been here; and the
MONUMENTAL CHURCH CHOIR,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1877.
MIR. LBo p. WHEAT, DIRECTOR.
Tickets, 75c. No extra charge for reserved seats.
Box-ofTicc open TOMORROW "wednesday at 9
o'clock 1T WAITS. fe Git
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ADJUSTMENTS. a
GRAND FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
WILL BE GIVEN At THE
ElCUMoN T II "a

MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1877,
,.,s,i., 81. Jous's GERMAN CHURCH in erecting
, now cdiGcc. The entertainment will be novel
w we'll As one of the mos! interesting musical treats
ever given in Richmond, and viii consist OF schi-
lc!'s immortal poem,
THE SONG OF THE BELL"
shich has been csru,stey set TO music. by A. RoH-
berg. This will DC rendered by chorus OF seventy
eve voices, assisted by the FULL ORCHESTRA OF
THE MOZART ASSOCIATION and the GESANG-
yEHElN VIRGINIA, and Illustrated by Tao'eauS.
The solos, duets and trios are In able hands ana
all will combine to produce handsome effect.
Besides this there will be other features OF attrac-
,inp The whole entertainment is under the aole
direction OF Mr.. CHARLES l.. SiEGEL.
The box-sheet for the sale Of reserved seats Will
BE- opcn at JoHSsroS'S music-store FRIDAY
MORNING at Q O'Clock.
Admission. SOC: reserved seats, 75c. fe 6-lw
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DlCuMUND THEATRE.
CHARGE IT TO BUSTER"
owing TO the great success Of
FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
the play will be produced
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY ENENlNGS,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
February 9Th and 7th,
February 9th and 9TH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING positively last per-
lorrnaucc Of FORBIDDEN FRUIT
fox-sheet 1T the Theatre and 1T JOiSSToN'S,
al = Main street, fe 6-ltH
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TARMER WANTED.-A single man,
Il with good recommendations, able to manage
and willing 10 work on farm. csn ;ind pernaneEt
employment ut moderate wages BY applying to
T.W. HUENNIGER,
fe 6-1t4 81. James Hotel.
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TOR RENT, THREE OF THOSE a.
F ELEGANT DWELLINGS in Gray's row, Ill
corner OF Marshall and Tenth streets, now nearly
ready for occupancy: fifteen rooms each, marble
mautles chandeliers, bath. hot and cold water. &C.
FRANK D. HILL,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, Mt much reduced figures. a.
Il the excellent DWELLING No. 2407 ~
Grace street, Church Hill, With ten rooms: Kitchen
with four rooms. aud large lot, with splendid shade
The view uD. down, and across the river Is magnit-
cent: and altogether, the place is most desirable
home. Apply TO
&c R-eOl4t GRUBBS i WlLLIAMS.
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EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEGd
II DWELLING No. 504 east Grace street ;W:A
twelve rooms; modern convenicnces; kitchen, sta
BILE. and carrage-house.
Also, No. 306 new south Third street eleven
'''N' ~ 'N' ''~ J. L. APPERSON,
fe l-et Real Estate Agent.
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FROM THE BOARD OF ALDEhhEN'
Joint resolution amending the resolution
relative to the extension OF the Danville
railroad track and building OF cotton-com-
press was taken up and concurred in.
Board ordinance reducing the rate OF tax
alton from $1.5O on the one hundred dollars
to 81. 40 was taken up and concurred IN
ayes, 81; noes, none. [The aggregate re-
duction will be S42,00O.]
Board Joint resolution giving permission
for the erection of wooden buildings, and
from the Committee on Finance, were
agreed to.
Board Joint resolution for the paving OF
an alley on Twenty-fourth street was taken
up and concurred in.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
BY MIR. Elicit A resolution as to the ex-
pediency OF placing granite curb on the
east line OF Adams street between Brook
avenue and Leigh street. Referred.
BY same !: A resolution as to the expedl-
encY OF placing an inlet at the northwest
corner Of Third and Broad streets. Re
ferred. -.
Mr., Christian moved TO take up the reso-
luton providing for the paving OF the alley
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TO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
" have entered into co-partnership under the
style and firm af AIONCURE & GASklNS for the
purpose Of conducting the REAL-ESTATE BCSl-
NESS AND AUCTlONEERlNG In all branches,
and will be glad to see friends and the public
generally ut our office, No. 1901 Main street. oppo-
saw ' WILLIAM G. MONCURE,
Il. +. GASK1NS.
rr,,r.,x 1917 fa -eod3t<
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Brahms symphony Ia untricd ground; No
canons OF Interpretation have accompanied ilS
score so recently received. and Damrosch and
Thomas have both had the broadcast opportunl-
ties to express their several conceptions OF its
purpose and meaning. go
between the two. But to enter fully upon this
subject, and to contrast the results to the dsad-
bart Of wisdom or good taste. Succ il to say gem
orally that, as might have been expected from
the diverse temperaments Of the two leaders.
the Interpretation furnished by the Damrosch
orchestra was distinguished by warmth and in
tensty OF coloring that, Of the philharmonic
and by beauty Of phrasing. 1t was the ardent
as opposed TO the poetic interpretation.
tom mno TGr Is sns ss and G cc
the violence OF extravagant CONTRACTS so patent
in most modern musical work. Brahms has
ters. The colorng OF tho entire. work Is sub
ducd. rather than vehement. There is no
Sr the yTgrh Of sarsnf us ai
counterpart. especially In his mode Of letting
one musical idea fuse itself into another by
movement. within some years after the first
three. rises into latitude OF more, passionate
o of n nfaSc Ths latter rn augurs
well for the future fame Of this composer.
The broad and nonle theme G on Yhsh 1t rests
his setting II Schiller's Hymn to JOY" in tho
ninth symphony and it is worked out with an
| OF oppression worthy OF every praise.
| Whether Brahns's upon the credit OF this SYM
phony alone. will take his place among the I'M n;
comparatively young. and has. to all appear
aR'os. n future tccming with promise AS no
| composers first symphony has thus far
proved his best. it is probable that Bra
| hnnis's will not be an exception TO the
| rule, or rest content with pres at laurels.
| THE Flight into Egypt" given storday for
| the first time in America. was specially inter-
esting ns being tho first OF ncrlloz's works IN
! which he ovinoed serious and artistic musical
power. The overture is rustic an pastoral in
| character; the song OF the Shcphcrds.' Il
chorus sung by the members Of The Oratorio
| Society. was full Of a. truly religious ten
| dorncss: and Tho krpose OF tho Holy
Family a solo sung ly Mr.. Simp
SON. although lacking IN inspiration, was
natural and effective. This work formed n de-
| lt,ltful prelude To the two heaHfiiul Christine
Chorus = ~ paiestlna anil ftaiorus;, ~
| purity and simplicity ut TINS truly religious
| iru.i'. Vas uD.i refreshing The Oritorio So
ci.iy sun: tucn too. with mu h freedom an.
ng'ur4lu,ss. II il to he regretted that solct
tinns from these earlier and noble masters 81
seldom arc heard in our concert rooms.
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HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
A. r. stewart a. Company.

Some very handsome things In cloisonne
enamel and Paris novelties have been added to the ho
day goods VI A T Stewart \ Co In the last week Tie
number Of vases m coisonnc enamel bronze l. in
creased and unique figures and objects have
n 80 been added 10 the collection Among them - a
bronze hippoponmu- covered with cloisonnc enamel
representing golden scales on an iuk green ground
The hoUis OF the animal golden, tie head
/. gorgeous with red. gold, green, lluc and
black. the name IS defined In ulicui aud gold;
the ewes are black with tluc and white hds the nose Is
red The ol,u mpatl and ifouu'ns uruc are so'd %.
s,r D.. covered with sacred symbols tr,i n tuh ou q
ic green surface un the to u zee sniiI D.. - l'r
covered with sir devices aud two pieces ui ret ,iu.
chm paper ON uHo end oi the cylinder shows That the
tGure h. a RELIGIOUS symbol \ strange tu'uial bard.
with ucu llc,n aud gold pluWagV, Is ftrch,d ON Vnc
Annher valuable AMI rare piece n closonnc work i
'i."' '' ,'' ., .i.,'t .s. -. ',.',,i a. a.,
ground Tho l,desni i a curuu.ly wrought tripod of
wondrous synDoi.n Tor which the Japanese and chi
noted isNcry dhicut 20 secure such piece
very sins llar bronze lantern. the collection such as
are HUNG before III, doors OF the temples
seen charming library table set Of polished win, col
otcd French bronze. consisting OF nm ink.iani. l,n
shapes ~ these pieces the antique orccN style
Ihy han Hes ale DARK a. lee, OF wine ai hc polish - q.
Another pretty concert h. ahcaNN eutgl1ss iuk.ianA ~
rotgunAl form mounted go water cart 90 uick plated
black for the fctthc. ~ les vcrnon It's b,ak bi"cS
] and lt~ NNt~ reel iufed cry -tti@.
Ihc yarsN ~ antique pa. ss 'nd ntrtie n,.,' y
III, s las;nauloi articles marked i-"Sian hN h'
! TACT 1T their h,mf acMhN Amcts,n ,elro iin,n.ns .
were brought over ~ the ho- of stewart iur she uur
| lose OF sumgtuns that kinl 81 indu.ty ma AMy,i,a
uc-imn- Win lfga.e lions WING" " s hol'd W." 'v"
/ t. creations IN course ~ hiuc.
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The late improvements and engagements Of
the house OF Richard ares give abundant opportunity
Tor the display OF the costumes and cloaks which are
among the chief Of the holiday attractions In the lot
may be found some Of the most beautiful and desirable
things IN the market The costumes include
several NJ Paris make. Of exceeding rchu' 's
~ material and elegance of siylc while tcan Win amy
be- asserted that there not more Trustworthy ana de
.tAbl, dresses ui dNn,stlc make L. be- found in Ncw
YORK 1itV are nu hand Tor every ocO aston ana pNr-
iaY-. Particular attention l. directed 60 tiV muslin
dresses and CONNECTIONS Tor evening nnd rctci non ~
uN az the hnnd>uue.t costumes 10 be hiItu on new
i,tr g. tAN aIc iitm Ills house. .
\ marvel 20 q CLOAK /, shown in avclyct cion. WIN
ru.ff. it clair 20 luuc beads. while wraps nf
an amt lfD,s presented for se"en "n Ia
tie sfO j. mot .s.s complete tul ft'iN SUM
Than In coaks afd costumes Vi Mrlres uiai,s -Tccal
mporiauni- o the l'sf LYONS .liks and these are sold
at pliees ~ lcmptilc most economical
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Miss Fanny Davenport, popular favor
IL. who has DEVELOPED into an artist OF great
,a,ii,,. ,,,o. ,l, ,,,,aa ~ N.,v yorLare ro
'''S"''.' """'i Wv. 'O7 ~"
appeared nero last evening, aitcr lohg
absence. and opened q brief but. judging
-, -. t,t'..,,-, - h,ii,,, so,s,,n
rom present ihul'"''onS' pi'''i"i' s'"9,n
ut Booths Theatre. haktspeares comedy
~ "a Ynu Iikn II" was selected for
~" ,a. T.,
the initial entertainment III s'r's 'n"' ~ "
bc almost exclusively Shakcspearcan. Miss
,,,...,.., ,. ,,,,,,.,,r,, hof,ra ma. ropolitnn
bNohpo'' Nus "'p."''i ~
audiences in the r,r OF HoSd'hd previous 10
-, nh ,.L,i, unconventional nnid WINS
poetic anu "nVlF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "'",' ".
not unknown to the Intelligent community. Hls
IA character for which she had betrayed pref
y ,.l a., al, Ia. ,b, d,tor,,ina
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pDylr ~ l.r.rv Ci'v. ou f.'av. n 60 2i r. az d,
n. tr NAtNc oi tiH.ft'cns, ,lui. n-fNan. D. lln',
lu tlr 7rtl 'taroi bis sc.
K,htlNr, n' frnuu. ur, requested To- nttcu' ihc iu
%, 3 d fInin li. .t ii.' l.N t.. HN uu SUNDAY.
thr g,lf 10 n'Dlick iut, ,ncnt 90 calvary frW,u
CROW II her late rtsii u'H. ln Fast Ath II
car ,i4uc. t.r houtri Wit oi Patrick Grove, nauNs
40 leunie ~. couuN SIX ltc.and
Il,r rcmun- wll hr taken 20 the church ~ iNe Inn
maculee conc, punu, las, lttl IT.. TIA, daN SuDt, .
al O'Clock T. ticicr to CALVARY temctrN iDr iut'r
mont Friends AMI elauNes alv respectfully invited lo
attONh.
Ion! amt PAINFUL illness, Ann Nido" " Tie "'e '" ''
l.i lDrsv. aged 49, ,
Funeral wili TAKE rllcc from her late rc.id,nc lNl
k.np st. .l rgr.laN. l,' 80, At . o0l, rk t. N H. ''
ryrs aud ifiruA. Hrr invited without further i"i @.
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The vandykc is tho stylish top coat for young
men this season. and tile windsor and the Innshan
suits receive warm approval Jessup 60 Of 2'6 Broad
way make this line OF goods specially The feature Of
the establishment il ready made clothing equal 10 order
wnrk in uuait, of material. tloruu-hnr>s of mtuiac-
turc and thrapnc.s IN plcc oNeitoNts, nri' y,
are dietIsul.ithie tor feature mat makes trm
nttrncuN, h. the Wcircr and the hchuldcr They are
held al the lowest mark of the season In tr furnishing
si. Inn. the ARTICLES uu exhibit an are rlCh IN GESTURE
and elegant n cat and make Mr. iessup has lou. deep
stories iuil VI goods sal smen, and wofNmeh
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The attractions offered 10y Mr., John Lynch, OF
90I Eighth avenue, consist Of elegant furniture OF every
variety ami at almost price bedding. stoves Brus
.ls and other carpets oilcluths rugs, and mats N Do
nr liza. heon in ii.htn avenue Tor tile past ten years,
Kid h. richly deserves the large ana stuWN- trade mat
he h1s canned H. careful not 10 be uicrsnt tnd h.s
ware, arc not lulorlur 10 the best IN the market
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II was gratifying to find that, in spite Of
the strrss Of the holiday season. thor' was an
unusunlly large and enthusiastic HWdi'nc" yes
lerlny at Steinway Hall 10 listen To therNc'p-
tionally interesting performance given 10y Dr.
Damrosc!l's orchestra.
Ii il seldom that 60 varied and picturesque n
programme is offered to an audience. Christ
mas brings with il the Christmas spir,t. Ample
evidence was given yesterday Of this festival
sentiment in the choice II Brnhms's
symphony. Of Bcrlioz's Flight into Egypt
some choral selections from Paostrinn and
Prrtorius and the March Of the Kings Of
the Eas, ~ from List Christus"
Tho Brahms symphony was played for the
first time in America 10y this orchestra n week
ago Yesterday its intellectual beauty and dra-
matte force was brought into clearer evidence
by that finish aud added clcnrl!' OF inter
probation which has resulted from z more
thorough acquaintance" with III" Sror". lts II 1t
representation WIS a hrsty one. given under
the stimulus of rivalry with the Phlihnrmunl'
Societys orch, stra. (which II WAS also brought
out ut the Academy Of Music.
1t H. a superb tribute Ia the musi' talent
tnnt exists ia this city that two Ercat orhestrns
| can exist side 10y sid, both 'aphhl" 81 surviving
| and rendering 81 full score III 50 short a TIM 70
And ii would he also Interesting Ia compare TIE
work OF the two 0rchcstrns. and the result; nh-
tanned By them. undcT their r-sprctiNr Leaders
| No more admirable opportunity than thh could
| be presented. &c..
lii the cnse Of familiar symphonies, the .dif
frrrIrc II not SO nark"u. Tor the methods 81 III
passage has been studied nnl iormu Slcd. an'
the conductor who SHOULD fh'pHr widN IRON
the accepted scheme would he considered rr
J centric, Maynard. and Enthusiastically. But ma
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Thousands Of pedestrians who walk up or
down tho Bowcry DO not suspect what bargains IN 'ur
narc may be obtained IN -, + D Farrclls warerooms
speciality in Mr. Farrells trade Is lis sl,lni on 'he
inf nil.it m.ialmcnt plan lie has over St3uph out
,taiiu. anon. us,allncnt purchaser. ana sAs th.t
n paN. Tie hlufe contains every Nhll'F " ''"'"'N
NM
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down and from the rear. part where the drying
room was. and where there was no boiler. |
was right in my thought about the starch being
atlrc You SEQ we burn Kerosene oil In tho
place. and In the drying room the lamps are in q
row We'll. several OF the boys in that room saw
William Stark. one of the foremcn. start to go
across that room with board on his shoulder.
knocked 1t on the floor. Ono OF the boys. can't
remember now which one. saw Stark throw tho
hoard down and try to prevent any accident.
Tho oil ran out on the floor, and he saw Stark
rushing in great haste as IL to get something;
near by is the starch. which was very dry. and
when dry will burn like powder. know for
I've seen II. This boy, ms he saw stark. sud.
denly saw a run and blaze. then great burst OF
flame running toward the rear OF the building.
Probably the kerosene exploded first that set fire
to tho starch, and then the whole thing was gone
stark is missing yet. the boys say, so most like.
ly. us he was right by, he was either stunned
or killed outright. meant to have told you
that the falling tmbers upset the engine. and
the ny-whcel went crashing against the wall,
knocking that out. saw that. Then there was
was killed by the steam that escaped before he
had time to get away When saw the flames
come after the crash they didn't seem to have
hold of anything. but to burst out like the flame
from n flash OF powder. That was what made
me think OF the starch. ] didn't see any flame
with the crash. but Just the instant after some
thing like thunder and lighting when it's close
by but the boys up stairs. aftcr they saw stark
trying to put out the light that he had knocked
over. saw IA burst Of fame and then the crash
or course. until the floor gave way. could not
see flame on the first floor. when the floor
gave way there was nothing to prevent II burst
ing down Just as | saw IT,.
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suslmtss Nuiuts.


"Thc trrc crin. 90 Piper ucidsic'k rnds
mote. ,.ioc. uiH..- - Doe lc .Out'aH- u Mtn w.
t.. Dob. InlrI. -fOrDs 1855 anu uNtN irfir
t0. flu. A. ullNt nt % Ifl Na'i" 'iiu tII Nf. ~
flr h.irt i,u % i~ li tN 30 awhile thc '.sef l
tf-s into % fiDn 'i. Ntfi .u'fIl ,n lI'
N.k .. fcr ser'ui 'ry g. n. o.. 'er-aNiiHna "lr4
l, u- ti, latter rt hft b. huk- tis b, lne.t t- Hui
li,.t polish. ,s. anAr- fNc "lue iot siahit OF
uogo attractive al.i D. III e.! r.!r...,r
rllFR tt.lNsilCK
can be HAD ul AID o.. re Table dtalpr- and -rot,fs
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NYM CRISKLE.



Madame Modjeska made her debut at the
F.,th Ay.uu, Thontrc last evening in a now
adaptation OF Adrienn' l"'on'r' nr'' Tn"
Countess Ho1enia. ~ sh" Is styled on TIE
'''''' ,.... ''i' ..,...... .,,.i,.,.
az manner. with % 1.-the -lr! Ior lSur" NG'licdi',
.vrr. .i,, faec exec lln. lrat.eof .. tion and
,l.i, r., 81, s,r..,,,. or COMMANDING. voice,
P''9'"- ''"' H'.'" s''''.'' W. '''"'''"- ''''
she speaks with distinctly foreign aecent' ana
ts with French AIT. in which inosse rather
''"h lvr .e u ''' prov INNS '''''" ''7'''' !"
tno suhlrty AMI cNtnt IL rr''r -, r. n
-l' reminded her aulirn", IF I'nnoni'. the
a'tr,-- who accompanied S,Nni o. iNl-
country. In u" inlIll.i'n -. ana p"'rS oi D.,
m"tAoi she recalled SOFA D. moro are =
opl sit" oi the 'n"rous AnI'tr ~ WHO h,lS o..
cenily been pla{n- a, ms houn, c"uli ny
well bc imagined tiun is this dclirdteiy trained
ami marvellous, refined .u-
The a'trc-s who has Just rit US belongs 10
the heroic school. and has every lung To- learn
Of art. Tn" artist who succeeds her belongs -
the emo nnhl r.n"9i' ana n's 'ims To-
and efficiency OF physical manifestation OF le'l-
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Messrs. Victor T.. Mauger aud Pclries cham-
pasios and cIrcts are iaNon'e brands inc es'A'NAl'
,r A, ynt,s the basement and the second hoor ~ no
E.sde STRAIT u the fiura-r and sale n choice nlWMh
wincs Mr. Mhu-cr lrd's mn@I on ms VI" "e ''"A'
Chateau Lngaiosse. "A white cmrct
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SFrONp DRAWING
plc 81. a i.',tl,i lli.I or NuSLi gli' HALp
GN~i rlil.i.S ,3't un CASH
TuVs n HAYS A 90 Eastern Agents.
ta7 hiu4lMaN. New iurk
Uptown A',Nis WI tOorIK -. ~ Broadway
4 NJ FEIruAT.sI.vO. ,i,nt, Snk Hats. about
han DIvadNay prices. 10 Sew Church ST.. ny stairs
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Holiday goods, Scaris. Ties Jackets, Gloves
uau,k, rciicis t'idcr~hirtS and Drawers, lnN i''s
j. Johnston 40 Grand 81, a.sV ~ GI AY col 2"Ih u
-Lis
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I'm wnetMg disonsrs is Philips's "Patiahlo'
God lttr CO.. lii c,nllliiun Mltli iuu-llr fhiilN'
Aud.u--4.t.. Depot fltu si-.it
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FrLNlrugE AND Q ,RPETs Great rr',u ten IN
mice. wt,kh or MOI Us payments taken. Srnd ior
illustrated rllee hst Compartments, i'' AMI l''
NMAlMAm II -lIr.
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Gota iuUln Of Eliiolts Carholic Snun. /, cures
u,crA.al ia every unc Puor =, o,nt'--ifi+
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say, Charlie,

OlifIr's Tustrlcss Cod Liver Oh. with Lime and
NlldihOl ~ Sold h> druggists. Depui, BoWtit -At
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Spttial nOtltts.


Mrprrs Conn Nov ~ 1870
Enclosed find check for BRONCniNR Mr. sprasus
Las great faith In BRONCllINE has cured friend
Of his who was very low we all s,Tpori. with con-
SUMPTION aud had been given up by his ply 'an, also
for the great benefit 1t has been to his vic.
A Spp AlI'E-
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Thousands OF the sick and suffering nave been
made sIrong and healthy BY the Peruvian syrup-Ad"
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rI,p D,.ca.c. Contracted r.inh, and Curved

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rcurF ever iuy,u,d or k4uNu. sol ht 80 dr.- -si.
fll.. -'c,nts
fiiu Disease. Contracted limbs and Curved
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AMI other infNf hlr- N'iltAsN lAb cur u ln' "ili
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Our new make siis hat, SJ-s Holiday
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Mrs. NIn.iow'- Snnthins SSrup for Children
t. iu. nfi,s TO- -ums. Or fuct> iuidmnHtHu alis4
an AN, and CUES wind culIc
To Remove Tartar from the Teeth.
Use Browns CAM loraicd safonaoooUs pcniuilof, 2ae
Huy YOUR Hats fran rurle. cit Hrondwn y.
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Trlieious llutltts.


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stnffs will -UtuN TODAY ats T. ~ in ..ts lnrl sr.
toward Mlu. aud Eder L. lttt 81 g. If. ~
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Coming OF Christ Is ctidci' ct in ule 'H'sH These
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DETERMINATIONS MANI. =
r Tur INV JrWVsAInAI CHURCH

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~. ~ NICE linz SATURDAY nlrht
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II Tho l0.- IN FUIIT MI IVTIN % TlV 70 ~ TnF
/, position the inc. Ale tni Rs'r -ton 80
Cooper Institute, SUNDAY AZ @. 'ip-e Hln4t 10y tho
eminent soprano. Mrs.. Aiclina Mott Al .l't ei
4 IA tuNktfS 500 rofurV. y W AUi. Pee .ldent