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Rpeetai DsspatrA "a Ths Catedpo Tribune,
NEW YoRx, Sept. 9tL-DT. X. r. Trail. tho
famous water-carc physician and lecturer, Is
dead.
, 1877-09-27

Mr. D. LanI4an, tho President Of the Club, pre-
sided, and upon the opening Of the meeting
nia.lc some timely remarks urDtl the aims
prospects, and dutics Of the Workiuemen's
Upon mo.iou, the Chair appointed stessrs.
Fuller, Lang, Roberts. Lynch, md Griffith
COMMITTEES. to 1a 's'1 sefs. s f. soasD to 9 cSqtGa @
las kuhncu, and c. ". Roberts were chosen,
md the action was rati1ed BY the meeting.
Speeches were made BY Mcssrs. Jennings,
Lang, sicgltvray. and others. anu tho meeting
adjourned. The announcement that Sydney
Myers was In "CurFttr's bcc-hiye,h as tic Chair
expressed It, called forth an approving round Of
applause.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING or TIE EXCHANGE.
The Furniture Manutacturcrs' Exchange con-
rcnetl In sixth ANIMAL session yesterday In the
B'rsni Br,th Hail, corner Of LIKE anj LaSallc
streets. There were prcscnt sumo eighty dele
gatcs, Including e. l.. Anlcs, Alnes Il Frost,
Chicago: J. F. Atkinson, Atkinson Bcistcal
Company, Appleton, Wis; l.. e. Doytneton, e.
J. 1utzen It Co., Y. Il. Basactt, Chicago; Will
tam Osborn, Buchanan Manufacturing Con,pa-
ny, buchanan, Mich; J. II. Miller, Blooming
ton Furniture Company, Bloomington; L. n.
Anrte of II. 8. Carter t. Co., J.. D. Frccsc, T.
%;..h ~ !, f,n.e., = ~ 11,,,.. 1.h., :. ife-,,
'.'.n' w. o'oeua' e. '"' ito'eei "o'.e. sto..'
Il. r. johnson, J. Lcbcnstctn, = Lausidel, j. ".
MrDonougt, i. Atuttska4 Frank Mayer, A. i.
MoItcr, j. Miller. A, ". OrItt, John ph,,ttos.
TrIske fof Friskc l. Lohsc}. il. L, Fnhir. ClIar1es
Pilgrim. Il. i. ji,nr. i. Sti,rnr William St.hict
William 1ianjlcy. Charlca Wetxlrr. j. +. Whit.
ticscy. Il. Yeoii,an. 4. Wrussr. A. ii, Mtscr' j.
il. Tiomus. j. i. Wolf, j. Willard Smith. Il. il.
Clark, Jarob DlcirssIorif. j. Kuenig, ChieaCo; j.
". Blackstoek, Phten!x Chair Company. She
ind, Tha mc,nbershin Of ,hc Exchaurc Is CON.
prise.l Of manufacturers ali uycr tl,c country.
il, i, Carter called the Convention to of,Ier.
md E. ii. lIulte usct,picti tbs POSITION Of Hecrc.
tary, Tho reading Of thc minutes Of The last
Convention conhut1lcl consIdrrnltte time.
report. which was read by Atr. Teicott. lie
a!ludcd 70 the suecess q thc AAsoctatluH. AMI
, 1877-09-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. A.-sseamahip Oder,
from New York, has arrived
Nxw YoAx. Sept 2a-Arriyed. steamships
Her,ler, f1om Hamburg; Ethiopia aud Oeos9is,
from (}lsA4ov.
, 1877-09-27
AT THE FRONT.

AT THE FRONT.
osMAN's STORY.
CoasrAxrlNorLK, Sept, 2a-Osman Paaha
reports three considerable engagements since
the 12th Instant, In Ill Of which the Turks were
victorious.
AN IMPRESSION.
Osman Pasha's posItIon Is now believed to be
secure, nul tho Impression 1t Constantlnople
and Sophia Is that the Russians and Rouma.
MINIS aru Withdrawing gradu ally from the at
tempt agaiust p!evua-
NEtNYoRCkp AND RKylc1uALED.
LONDON, Sept. 2G-~spcctal correspondents
confirm the Turkish story that plevna was r.
yLctualed aud reinforced on the cd inst. by
twenty battalions OF Infantry, two batteries Of
artillery, 2,Ou0 cavalry, and an immense guam
tty Of food and ammunition.
1t Il stated that tue rainy " Gather IA impeding
1uHKlsn WOUNDED.
The Turkish losses ut Ptevna seem to have
been a. heavy as the Russians
TFustwoEthy information IL received that
t4,000 wounded arc still III Plevna whom tho
Turks ato unable to remove.
PROBABLY VNrouNpED.
LONDON, Sept. aS.-A dispatch dated Con-
stantinoplr, II o'clock Wednesday night, says,
Private kilograms state that tho Russian cen.
trc attacked Plevua yesterday aud was repulsel
With loss ot QUO Men and four guns" This
report Is probably uniouudcd, ~ no official con-
aEmatioR ha4 been received
0oAx TO TuH AMT.
BUCHAREST, Sept 4.-uens. akobelo1 aud
Todlcbcn left here to-day for the army,
GoRAAsEa SURRENDERED.
CEr1talz, Sept. aA-uosansku has surrender
Cd 10 the MoutenegFtns.
, 1877-09-27

6ERVlA,
WAR tRxpAAATIoR&.
BELGRADE. Sept. M.-Twumillion francs hare
arrived arouu RuxsIa. This u aal1 to be the 6ual
inatalincnt Of thu loan.
The mobilization Of the troops continues.
The new Russian Consul Geuesal u expected
with Instructions fEum the hussian heaaqus1-
tiers. Russia insists on sefvta speedily hnish!nx
the work Ut mobilization. and complains that
Eeryiap hesisation enabled tho Turks to relieve
Fleyna-
sesvia u about to demand tue Withdrawal Of
the Turkish troops from the Seryian fsontief.
1t will be remembered that similar demand
formed the prelude to tie declaration OF war
last year.
, 1877-09-27

GENERAL.
PROBABLE YALsg RKp0AT.
LONDON, Sept. 2d-It Il reported that, In ae-
cotlauee with the order OF tho czar, ! council
, 1877-09-27

there i. considerable need Of alhering to party,
as the party has to nssnme the re, re,
tpe"'ssy f ose ot somtbsy tss "e Ia. ooH,oa'f to g.
responsible, or else there would be nothing but
fraud and corruption. as there would be not',ing
tn restrain an official from doing Just a. he
te conntP s:9 aot o to. anes .e
enough Ia this rcspctt In this city. hut the I'M,
portancca uI alt thcse offices tAnint BE- ct'r,-
pared With that ot the County Commissioners.
The affairs of this county we're now. a'tn!nis.
tered as ftckless1y as theY were in New Yurk
under Tweed, AMI, unless change WAS wrought
at this time, that cnurt- House would rost
three times = mt'sh a* private parties could
tcrcst to sec that good and honest men
we're seleeted for these Offices.
They must let reform tickets mud
side Issues alone. and rally around tho Old party
slIl. r'ict had gtTcn them good Administration
Mcs.rs. Noycs, Wagner, and others also adj
drease'l the meeting, alter which an adjourn
The WorklnRmen's Industrial Club held
meeting last evening at the Fourth Ward Re-
publican Club ruoins, No. 100 Thfrty.first street.
NJ: l.. +. rage ovup!cd the el,a!r: The Com
o. mtss On was' nd Msan' havtns been nss
u fs0f IT, cian 'is"s tx .ulscrs. H. e'nnsis sss
sums rs the! could toward lcErnytng tho cx-
pentes nt the Club. Mr. q. NtcEncelcy was
funds: Addresses were then made bv scssFs.
John Mctitlvrnr John F. Scanto,t, aud others,
an.l TIC meeting brnkc lip ut rather late hour.
The EfRhtecnth Wurtl fndnsttia! WorktnEmer
Mr. D. Lanlean, the President Of tho Club, pre-
sided, anti upon the opening Of the meeting
n'a'ic some timely remarks ujon the as1nss.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-01
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably ure the following disc lses
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these Organs, whether
they secrete too much or too litth water; or
whether they he afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the Ions over the
regions of the Kidneys, these Pills should be ta-
ken according the printed directions. and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small OF
the back at bed time. This treatment will give
almos immediate relief when all other means
have failed.
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pTospectiVe Demand for Breadstuns

WAsHINGToS, d. c., April 2G.-Ihe
effect of the European war on the grain
product OF the United States has been
Investigated by the bureau OF statistics,
and the result is altogether encouraging.
II appears that from Sept. !. 1876, TO
April of this year-the period since the
harvest-there has been placed III the
English market from this country ~,
75l 900 bushels OF wheat against Ga. 21O,-
600 for the corresponding period of the
year before, showing decrease OF over
1900, 900 OF bushels in our expectation
Of wheat TO England for the same date.
The importation into Great Britain from
other sources has been nearly 22,OOO,oOO
bushels against nearly "a ,ooo,ooo OF the
previous year. This shows that there is
quite deficit in England as compared
With former year. The eject OF this
will be TO stimulate American exporta-
tons of grain very largely in the opinion
OF the bureau.
Gen. Sherman thinSs the war Will be
destructive and prolonged.
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Administrators NJ Sce.

Estate of Charles Booker deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed al
ninistrator oil the o. tale OF Charles Booker, ate
Of The county of Alexander and state OF Ili-
sois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he viii
appear before the county court OF AieAahus,
FERN on the third Monday in April next,. NJ
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requestet TO attend
for the purpose of having the same adjusted
All persons indebted 20 said estate are requested
to make immediate pay nent TO the andersignci
Dated this I'D day OF February, A p lei
GEORGE LArrNER,
Administrator,
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ANRRPA0 and Morphins habit absolutely snd
Ill syrsdily eur,s. fslalessi nopohlicaf.
"Um send I Y, ~ par s'sr, Or Carl,
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-01
For Cutaneous Disorders -.

And all eruption of the skin, the ointment Is
mott Invaluable. Il does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most searching
effects to the very root VI tnc evil
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-01
Boschee's German syrup.

Can Low be purchased tight at home; il
is the most succe ssful pre- laration ever in
troduced to our people. 1t works like q
earn in all cases consumption pneumo.
mia, hemorrhsges, asthma. severe coughs,
Group, and other throat and lung diseases.
No person has ever usec this medicine
are y GOOD many poor, sufhring, skentical
persons going about our STREETS with a sus.
piclous cough, and the vote OF consump.
ton coming from their lung, that will not
try il. If you die, it is YOU own fault, a,
YOU can 20 to Paul q. Schul, druggist, and
| get sample hottie tor 10 cats aud try it
three doses will relieve anycase. Regular
size only 70 cents. COW.
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ENTISTRX.
DRS. CANINE e. WHITLOCK
Dentists,

Having entered into partnership, for the
purpose of practicing dentistry, in all ITS
branches, would respectfully inform those need
ing the services of, dental operator, that they
are prepared to attend to then wants IN every
respect, .-. .,,;,,,o
tory manner. Inserting artificial dentures, al
Grsble the lost contour aud natural expression
If The most Improved methods and mater lals,
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
usIug nitrous oxide gas.
They extend an invitation TO all, TO call and
ACE them and solicit liberal share of their pat
.onage. Work guaranteed. Prices moderate.
'on"sN CANINE 4 WIiITLOCk,
surgeon Dentists.
% Commer cia avenue, between Sth ana 'th SIS
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u Veal, Lamb, Sausage, &C.. and Is D
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.

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Threats, Stone and Gravel Tic-DouloureuS.
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IRON any cause, etc.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

Is THE CHILD IN HEAVEN p Some
one has sent me paper contsinina
an extended criticism Of my remarks
on Three Years 10 Heaven" The
writer holds that the Eoly Bible
does not teach that any person goes
to heaven at death, aud he Tidi-
culcs tho idea that souls are in glory
before the resurrection Of the body.
He says, III the child died, be did
not 90 to heaven he did not die.'
Let us see what Jesus Christ saith
on this subject:
"And il cane to pass that the beg
gar died and was carried by tho aus
gels into Abrahsm's bosom. The
rich man also died and was buried,
aud in he'll he lifted up his eyes, bc-
ing 10 torment"
Bo,h Of these persons died /; the
one welt to place If happiness, the
other to u place OF misery aud both
Of them before they rose ir,m the,
dend, Tor thcy arc dead vet.
Again our blessed Saviour, hang
ing on tho cross, said to tho dyins
aui believing tbisf. To dsv shalt
thou be with me iu Paradise Paul
said Paradise is heaven, and JOHN
said the trco Of lie is in tho midst
OF it and with tLis testimony The
Lord himself, and he Apostles John
aud Paul, am qgitc willing to BE-.
iicy0 that The souls of the saved do
Immediately pas, into glory.-[N.
L. Observer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

How A MERCHANT WAS DoNE FoR.
"A very ingcuius swindle was laie-
" perpctrated on prominent Bos-
ton dry cools house by finely dress
ed Indy who appeared in the shawl
department, aud, after q careful cx.
animation, selected camel's bair
shawl costing about 800, for which
she tcndcred in payment $1,000
bill, which was carefully scrutinizid
by tho. cashier, who, doubling bis
own power Of discrimination, dis.
patched o messenger to tho bank to
ascertain the genuincness of the bill.
In u short time the messenger re-
turned and announced iu loud tone
that that the cashier Of the bank said
that the bill was good. Tue lady
upon hearing this waxed exceedingly
wroth, and demanded to know 'whsth-
er ho thought that she would at
tempt to pass u counterfeit bill" or
course apologies aud explanation 8
were Of no avail; sho refused to pur-
chase the shawl, demanded her mon
ley, and departed from the store 10
righteous Indignation. A couple of
hours afterward she returned con.
siderable Modified, and confessed
that she was pleased with the shawl,
and that her inability to find one
which she liked rs well was the only
reason why she returned, aud she con-
cluded to take il. The obligiog
salesman dclightcdly wrapped up the
shawl. while tho courteous cashier,
disdaining to ootertaio a suspicion
against such q lady, proceeded 70
count out the 5000 charge, with
which and her shawl the lady dc.
parted. The feelings Of that stores
keeper can be better imagined thau
described when he awoke to a real
izipg sense OF the fact that bis lady.
customer had after oil his precautiop
succeeded 10 passing upon him +,
counterfeit 81 900 bill.
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arc still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can bo
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pill day, they stimulate
the. digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than q quarter OF century, ana
have obtained q worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
cased action In the several assimila-
tive organs OF the body, and are 30
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and danger
GUS diseases that have baffied the best
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physlc for
children. by their aperient action
they gripe much less than the common
purgatiyes, and never give pain when
the bowels are not infamed. They
reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the clements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In oil climates, containing neither
calOmcl nor any dcletcrious drug.
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugur-costing pre-.
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take !, while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
trom their use In any quantity,
purpxpyn NJ
Dr. ]. e. AVER I COZ Lowell, mass.,
Prssss'a' ssA A.s'yttss, chs~'sss'
SOLD ~ Az yoUooun uynnYVun2R
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

God is Spirit infinitely happy,
therefore we must approach him with
cheeriu'ness no is Spirit Of ind
mite majesty. therefore wo cone be.
fore him with reverence he is Spir-
il in6oitcly holy, therefore We must
address hun with purity no is u
Spirit infinitely glorious, We must
therefore acknowledge his cxcellcncy
in all that We DO, aud in our meas
urcs contribute to his glory. by hav-
ing the highest simcs iu his Worship;
he is a Spirit in6tely provoked by
US, therefore We must offer nj OuI
worship in the name Of u pacifyiug
Mediator and Iotercossor. -CChar'
mock.