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PILES. Hemorrhoids,
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SC. NlCnOlaS lOr lC"
Which opens with November, 1876. begins
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PROPRIETARY
MI EDlCl N I: 4
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
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The humber for January begins the nine.
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asullicient guarantee Of future excellence,
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Popular Readi,,g IN tie Best and Most
Emphatic Sense,
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
CHAT BY THE WAY.

little ur.yeur-old boy in Bloomfield, Ill., who had
yrown tired Of bakers bread prayed at his mothers
knee one night "Give us this day our home made
bread"
The devil and the Cincinnati Enquirer are both in O
terrible rage Just because the Brooklyn Taber-
nace pastor s again earnestly at work. While Brother
Talmage rusticatng at Round Lake and elsewhere
the Enquirer announced with evident glee that Its
long-tailed partner enjoying o season OF well
earned repose
The Chicago Interior is n little irreverent at DR..
McCosh's expense because OF his address American
preaching before the Edinburgh Council. 1t says
sDr McCosh will doubtless be coshous and less
McCosnous hereafter What was TO him patty pan
suddenly conformed TO his environment and became
frying PAM
The misery of the young man who courts spark
ling fashionable belle. and loses her, only excelled
by the misery of the man who courts and wins her.
The vacations over and now pastors and people
return to their wonted work for months more.
1t is good thing for good pastor to he parted a
little while from his people, he and they will meet
again with a quckened sense Of their mutual duties
But there is much hard work before them and they
must give themselves II. We notice cneerfully the
cordial receptions gwen here and there to the return
ing pastors the mutual JOY at seeing one another
A clergyman was annoyed by people talking and
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
LIBEL UNDER DIFFICULTIES

REVENUE CUTTER CALLED OUT TO AID IN
THE SEIZURE OF THE SCHOONER j. A. HAT
FIELD.
libel was filed in the United States District Court
eastern district yesterday by He'll Gate Pilot s. Il.
Parker againt the schooner J. A. Hatfield, of Nova
Scotia, for pilotage. The process put into tho
hands OF United States Deputy Marshals Levi Fiest
and G. W. sdel, with instructions to seize tho vessel
until she was bonded or the claim settled The
officers went TO the agent OF the vessel, Mr.. Q. w.
Beriaux to ask where she lying SO that
they could seize her. The captain who hap
pened to be present, said he had nothing to say
in the matter, he had left tho charge OF the affair
Mr.. Bertaux That gentleman, the marshals alloge,
stated that the vessel was lying Off the Battery and
that he should advise the captain shoot the FIRST
man that mado attempt 10 seize or remove her.
The officers said that their lives were thus
threatened, they would take proper steps to protect
themselves They accordingly went board the rev.
enue lying the Battery and told the officer In
command OF tho threats made, and asked
his assistance, which was promised. Tho
officers then left saying they would return
shortly IN tug which they we're going to hire TO tow
the j. A. HatheId 10 wharf IN Brooklyn. Ten min
utes after they returned on the tugDoat Ida Niler
and signallcd the cutter to como out Both vessels
came alongside the schooner, which lying near
Governors Island. Tho United states marshals, ac
companed by several OF the officers OF tho revenue
cutter, then stepped on board the schooner, whcro
they found the captain. They told him to hcaye up
the anchor as tho vessel seized, and
they going TO take him wharf.
He refused to ncave up his anchor and ordered his
to do 10. All OF the hands OF The Iaa Miller
then ordered board the scizcd vessel 10 beave
IL up, here difficulty presented itself, Tor
the windlass brak es had been hidden thrown
board A general hunt by the officers all the
vessel for the missing brakes then took place, which
lasted Till night The captain stated that he did not
know where the missing articles were, In
reply TO questions put to him by the narshaIs. They
asked him TO ask hls crew # they knew where they
were but he declined to do Tho marshais, see1g
that they could not remove the vessel without slip
ping her anchor nailed the notices or seizure and eau
ton with Unitcu states Marshal Harlowc's signature
attached, on the manmast and lett the vessel TIL
Monday morning Tho amount OF piloage Tor which
she 10 seized Is $2l co.