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A wonlrr.worl.iny REMEDY.

No remedial agent has ever been offered
10 the sick aud dcbililuted NJ all comparable
to H0sletter's stomach II tiers, in cases of re-
mittent and intermittent feVers, Constipa
tion, nervous ailments, rheumatism IN DIS
orders involving consti u'ional weakness or
phySlc decay. 1t literally works Won
dera." The b itanic ingredients which It's
spirituous basis holds Ia solution, act like u
charm upon the brain, liver, bowels and
nervous ~ stem. There IL nothing In its
composition that In not Salubrious. II con
tains some OF the most potent tones OF the
vegetable Kingdom and the JHices OF the best
aperlent aud anti-bilious roots and herbs,
combined with perfectly pure stimulating
clement Tho Bltters are peculiarly adapted
to those engaged In eXhausiing or un-
healthy occupations ms by its uso strength
IL sustained ~ the ability of the system tn
resist atmospheric and other influences
prejudiclnl to health largely increased.
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Alabama state Convention.

ATLANTA, February S.--The Senate
tp.uay pues,d ~, lIs"ss Liil, calling
the State COuven ton.
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T.

Gpn1n-l am gu'hOrz'L trustee 10
ID GO(JO loan &UJl, Fulc .wlHnns
money VIII JddfrsA the uudrr,snei slalihh
fuliy yhr character oil ,e,lrity they % rr,
], II. H., Herald OillCo. irhl "
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His frown was dark her smile was bright;
She always laughed he " ore n scowl;
HIS teeth were black her teeth were white
Her breath was sweet; his breath was foul;
lie used no SOZDDONT-nnd she
Used sOZoDONr continually.
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LIME NOrE-LeLter, Foo!scap and h'H
L Head paper at tue city Drug store
drcl9-ln
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tI,HE PA TY taking from The HerHld's
/ ed. tGfiRl rooms Two volumes BLACK
stone commGntarie, viii ple.be return the
same dcCl3.tf
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paysieia,s ana Surgeons,

Jno. II. Morton, N. D., Physician ana Sl'
ecu, Office over first National bthA' -" ~
ence corner san Jncintu ana harNool wv,
alas, reElS, Callst1 the Inlri prohPu'
+i.nNal 49, ~
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They've got 10 Il already,
Hut, g1odnessi who can tell
How many days or weeks twin be
Ere they arrive att,
ST TOnis Titnes
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MISCELLANEOUS
VICh'S
Illustrated Price Catalogue

Fifty parcs-M0 Illustrations, with De
scriptlo ns OF thousands ei the best Flowers
and Vegetables In the world, u ID the udy
g'oV them all for v Two CENT postage
Stang. Printed In German and fngiish
Via - Fivrst Guide, Quarterly, 25 cents a
year. Vick'S Flower and Vegetable
Harden, 30 cents In paper In elegant cloth
overs, VI. Ardr.ss JAM ES WICK,
nov vNit' pOoh asia, n v
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1 OIL wish to buy II lot IN good location
! aud n"ighhorloOd. siz, lOSl2', Or mfEtr'
Address Box lIOl. 10 ~
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v antod-FenaIe Help.

~ lRL-W Wanted, IL giri TO attend children
VI ANA assist ia hou eworA, Apply, 900 Err
va street. JauJO-2t
I'WO Good Needle Chris TO learn Dress.
L mating. Apply iUS Main street, at D
O'Clock, jan2.23t3
AVIAN rED-A White kiri, in II family ~
w threc. Must 10 good washer and
honer. addr"G> l'uStulhcc BOX III jana
white GIRL, from 10 to Is years OF
~ hse, 10 live Mltn small family IN tue
citv address W. q iGrald once. dec3l q
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Wanted Situation.
For Sale or Exchange.

ESuD HORSE AND HARNESS at u bar
VI gam for cash, or wlll eAchan-c for
rceCh-lJAuing saOtgun, Address Is. l.. u,
N.r III Office. Irhl n
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DALLAS. THxAs.

c,-rco'y ooEyIyG + 'rRUuT 10
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VAIN. NORRIS, nine.yetT Old orphan, de-
w sires to mud his uncle, Nelson Darby
In Texas. ANY one knowing his whrreal outs
address, VIM, Morris, UHilns, Texas, dec2j
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WANTED rent II house Of seven or
W eight rooms, near business cent G, SUIT
able for boarding house. Address Is. {. ms
ONCE. icD'y ~
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'EuE AMERICAS itJUoE -Formeriy tho
/ Granger House, o Main street, Is r.
upeuei under new management Inc pro-
pTrtor OffsTs the puuiia comfortable tn' ms
y cd board and attendance, nj 90 week,
dag bOnrd at 81, aud, 70 the same 'nr, mo-
suing those no lhyor lin the best 'hhle
he nallHs market AnJ.dS. The proprietor
has ~ cured the se vices ui mn cfilnlnut COOK
from n g'-c ASA ln'ul, - 'i. in
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p pulnLipn over - o; on railroad hud
Missouri rIVeE Address, Leonard, h'Inld
ntlca tcul-lW
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NNE hOIEL, location In heart Of business,
" Nebraska town OF over ,'OO pupuIntluh'
Address, Leonard, Herald odica. iehiIw
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1.-TWO Benutfdl Randeuce Lots, IN Me-
1 hrt>kA town Of over dOyO pnpuAll m
Address, / onuurd, Herald Ouire, t'ii-Iw
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HO1TAGE-A nice cottage Of Or . rooms
\ In good location. Address Box liO.,
trbG.gt
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tstANTED-T 10 Hyrunrcs Of land, one
w on two mites nom town Address W.
10 mis- 0llIce. lcby 2-2t
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pn ACRES OF LAND or miles 'r IN
" the cltv, Wal pay cash Addre'7
Lock BOX l11l. ltph'EI
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no EXCHANGES for Mrichond .se: 1860
i acres OF Land In Hood County; title
good. VIII trade part or the whue. Addre L.
Z q. Box Nos. W lis Point, Texas itnl2.lw
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GOOD FARM-uf i've or six hundred
N acres, nJar Meridian. Bosque comfy.
UuJ hundred acres In cultivation, Plenty ~
lund well timhUred aud well Natered, good
peach orchard, tenant hOuies, CRIBS, etc Inn
mediate pusebsiOu given, Term, 5000 casn;
balance on time. Price $40 per acre. Address
j. Is. slANUEFEk, Martnd,,le, Caldwell
county, Texas. ien3'lw
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Nw BILLING HOUSE-An elegant dwell.
~ ing house, recently constructed, Ia the
town OF Laurence, ON the Pacific road, 2S
Mules east Of Dallas, viii be exclaimed
iOr Almost any KIND of personal property
The house has i've good rooms, Is two stories
hlBh, nicely painted without and papered
vi hln; has gravel walks, goo fence, and
one oi the tinest underground ciSteIns in the
stat, Address, II. Il. english, Herald Office
JlnlS-tfs
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HOMB NATION LOCK SAFE-Hall's pat
" eat, cheap. Apply 10 Z. b., Herald
UQiCt. nuN ll-lt
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divorce. Only an examination Of dates will de-
termne tn is with certainty but the authorities
refuse to show the books. Elias Smith, n zeal
Gus Mormon who holds the position OF Probate
Judge. has refused TO allow the records in his
keeping TO be examined even by the constituted
agents of the Federal courts. He was to-day
summoned before the district court. and fined
for contempt.
Great revelations arc expected when the rec
Ords are brought to light None look forward
to this with more interest than the Mormon
women. who are anxious To know how they
stand in their matrimonial relations. Perhaps
some of them who have been held little better
than concubines will find themselves legal
wives of rich and prominent men, and others
who have thought themselves legal wives will
find that they have married men whose divorces
were illegally obtained, and therefore the mar
rngc was null and void, and their children are
illrgitmatc
:. In any event. these are interesting points for
Mormonism.
" wish il may turn out Tint Title Cobb ia
John W. X legal wife," said one member of the
Young family. "WhvY" Oh because it would
spit" that Amelia. She said such low things Of
poor Mrs. Cobb when Brigham married her.
that II would he Just right ii Mrs Cobb beat her
10 the wall through that very daughter Of hers. y
/, seems that the said Amelia tone Of the old
wives of Brigham loungl predicted that tho
little child Title Cobb would be alone reason
enough why brigham would make his visits
few and Tar b"twecn to the house Of his new
wife. Mrs. Cobb. II is n common thing here for
mothers To regard their daughters rs pawns
with which to play in the game OF life.
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WHAT 4 Confession!
4 Canadian Newspaper On the statement
made by Aiiunde doe.

II was Joe Bradley. the fifteenth member
of the Presidential commission thnt last winter
rl,ot"d HAYES over an advcr-' majority oi 80
900 votes OF the people. who accomplished that
marvellous feat hy refusing in nns-inl. upon the
fraudulent Florida and Louisiana returns. to
hear any evidence in regard 10 their fraudulent
character dhu,de luut1idc or beyond the cor
rupt Governors own cOnfessedly lying and
fraudulent certificate, and who therefore, has
had right"ously attached To- his name the stig-
matte rpithct dliW,is. But Joe has never rested
"nsiy under the stigma and when lately Tue
SUS charged thar the evening before the morn
in. ON which hcde 'id"d 10 give the Florida vote
W Hayes hr had told Justices clifford and Ficd
that h" had mud" mp his mind that Tliien was
honestly entitled to the vote, and when Justice
fird virtually substituted the statement of
THE sun. then doc became alarmed and comes
Out IN a lDtter 10 q Newark paper and says THE
SUNS statement In not true.
Docs his contradict tue statement II THE SrN
This pnriurhoi md vu'illntnr state Z mind
suhcct and sometimes to the other and what
eau hn more prohlhl. than that i'm such "A ~tntr
Of mind he ,Hii To- Field just Whut il ~ alleged he
did; VINO would not take Flcld AMI tlliord's
W.rl on that pnini ia proirr"ncc 10 Jon'-f
But what % 'Oni ION II tins Tor "A supreme
Juls" to nakcl The ease involved n few plnin
principles of law. which t. q man In his pos ton
ou-,ht To- bee H. simple and dcmon-trahlr as a.
problem IN mathematics. and after hcNrln. all
ilc Il = 'ussluus, and in possession ut all the
ihotS. n" IL II u IN IN e ptiHhir state OF mind 1t
only demonstrates that the strug-i, WIS not On"
of ruuNirlnu, hui ~ cons 'irn'.. -Whot4'r. with
all hi~ convict uns IA favor OF Iudcn. h. dared
Ia So outrage. the dlntuts- of his own com uc,
as o. decide in favor col Hayes.
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Last night large number Of colosrl per-
SOILS u--'Whi"d ut a house uu Church liill to
W iurs- tine marriage ot John Farmer AMI Nir-
ginia johnson. one Rev Scott Gwathmcy was
tho officiating parsun on this o'cls ON.
At y O'Clock. everything beng IN readiness.
tn bridal couple. with the usual complement
of iri h'Smaids and groomsmrn, entered the
room where the lnVit II guests were and took
their positions. Tn minister WIS proceeding
with the ceremony when n loud nolsc was heard
al the front door. and immediately altcrWari an
enrilrd female Adelaide Green. rushed into
the room and mad" for the groom. crying CUT
L forbid this marriage. luu promised to
marry me-, ana want You Ia kcopyuur promise; .
besides, | want You 10 support your child
This crratrd great excitement PdrsOn Gwath-
m"y seized his hat and cane and disappeared
through the door. The company altered.
The bride swooned away. and the groom. for
getting to look after her. rushed at the intruder
and ,lected her from the house. THIS. of
course. put II stop 10 the marriage. Adelaide
lcit, swearing that she would have revenge. and
going before Justice Of the Peace. sWore out Il
warrant against John Farmer, charging him
with scdu ton uuler the promise ~ marriage.
lie was arrested and hail"d for his appear
ance before the Police Court this morning The
Police Justice. alter hearing u" casr, decided
that the evidence was not sufficient 10 Justify
him in sending Farmer to the Grand Jury. and
the cuse was Il dismissed.
John. as he WAS leaving the court room, said
that he intended Ia get mhrrici Tonight II the
Lord spared him, and li'V. Scott GWathmry
could bD found u tie the knot.
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HORsE> IN PEETI.
An East Thirty ninth street Stable burned
Re.cuing the Hrutcs.

Just before two o'clock A. VI. Yesterday
the negro night Waterman in simpsons sta
bles. at 100 East 39th street discovered fire in
the third story He shouted to the stahlomcn.
and. with other nss istancc. hustcncd up to the
second story TO got the horses out. One by one
they werc led down the inclined way. Oh the
east side Of the building. Ia the first story. But
new difficulty met them there. Tho ropes Of
the elevator ltwccn the caneway AMI the sta
bic door,. took irr above. und Tell bl1ing To- the
floor. The horses had 10 be taken through the
eff them reared and drew hace. rclu tant t. go
out. and one. in spite Of their efforts. broke
away from thom and returned TO his stall.
This horse. which belonged To- Mr.. Smp-
s1n. WAS Tho only one Lost. H. WIS sullo-
Gated 10y tho -Wokr. Wien Mr.. Simi-nn
arrived Nt about o'clock, thu iirrmen had the
flames uud'r control and They confined them
To- the third and fourth stories. At that time il
was SUPPOSED that AL the horses We're cut; but
at the extreme rear Of the second story WIS
box stall. in which one Of Mr.. Simpsons horses
had been overlooked. He was found to Ice I'M
We're slightly burned hy the blazing brands fall
ing from TIA" third story through the opening in
front Of their stalls. among them one of Mr..
simpsons and one owned 10y Mr.. Brunicke, Il
real estate dealer. Comptroller Kelly and Mr.
Guidet. the Belgian pavement contractor. are
among those who keep their horses in Simp-
son place
Sixteen light wac, ms md twelve slcighs We're
burned in the fourth story. This and the third
story were thoroughly burned out. hut the brick
walls seem To bee uninJurei. although the beams
and raitcrs ARE burned 50 that "a new roof will
be- required The damage is said To- be about
S3.nnu on the building and 81 .opp on the stock
aud the insurance amounts 10 5000.
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An Impromi'tu Duel.

Yrstorlly evening. about 4 o'clock. nm inn
prom a eel NIr -fulU cot NrIN N l4O-
ran. eoincr"t lw,nu lWrih IN! Msin street,, nrtwccn
james " lolNiA ga amt Nlllun f-rr~ csluu- IN liu
lnrtu receiving pastel hHll m i hrd Srrp amt l,u
Howard nting nfHrn'd Of fhr antr. arrested E-rs
Main street, near twenty SECOND, and locked him W
the ~ 'sf pull.r station
lew DAYS ugn Richard lImlorNu ordered I.tres out
Of hi, stpe. and N,sioldts evening Estlcs went back
there and de uHndgd satisfaction
Jane, iulurau. the SON, sand that las father was not
IN. bat be- Wouid Ah ll. place amt give hun what suus
tit tun he wanted. al the time handed ont p--
tolls and requested ksft~ tu select The pistol
selected Euch took hi position. and Estres nrvd nrst
hr ball >tnKing llulora tie r-ht side ut the head
AMI passing round 20 the back, embedded taeH deep into
the skull
lr Rddcll and the two ambulance SURGEONS succeeded
in rutins the tail out Dr Kiddeu informed Jusucc
White that the wound was >,fNu> OuV, hnt that tA
careful attention lolloran would tie out IN lew days.
Esuvs was committed oJail
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To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr' In answer
Ia the card pub 'od IN inK sun o thv 22d inst slgmd
nv the Rev fAhrr FlAtierY, m which lie CLAIMS that
Father Mooney never owned the property which l.
erct.d - Cecilia- Church wuId say that the proper
~ IN question WAS conveyed Ia the unisrNgiled and 10
Father Mnnney hN rhumn, Murphy and others the 9TH
vi huNtmhcr, l-te,, aud Father Mooney, WHO had ac
qur,d mA mlrr ~ rnnNtN. the same - tr Ar hh shop
bN deed latr,l March 10 lS7i And rSuried m the heis
tors office tire 9TH al May ls73 in Lab l4j7, page ~,
thus anticipating the lrqu',L IN his wll Tile Rev
Father FiaitcrN. IN his tlntnt vi the amount he
CLAIMS Ia have raid me tor my mnruias, ~ the propetn
the $40 reunited Ia mn from The lace
Of the mortgage the ta u, NJ u hi church
CArI JAAhs Moossy, 7e Chatham street, NV York.
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.rItE rRITIlIsIIERE.

h'll''lh Til'of h'N years nave ana continue '''e'
"r' 10y ml'ih' "' '"hl'''- "a N'l'"n' ''"h'hs
m''''o '''' nave NO 'lN'l TOT 'rl.''y' the II" Az"
al '' organs" u' n"i> arc hid' he"lthN 10y "'ir use
h'hu-' 'h'N lNlhA ul' h"fi nom winch an "rshs are
' u" N'' ro'''' ""''''' from ''"', 9'''' OF rom
'''''i'N e" impure N'f' are removed from u'' "o"e'
'.i "' '"',''" Nv n''.'l'"' rus
'"t over one hundred 'h' my years 'hi' m''''ne IA"
''' ''' "s" "ni ~ -" n"s ''ls'"n'a ''.'"sl oe
'"u'' 'n'Y "t' si Tor h inc f'h ana poor inc p" anu
'-' !" '", 'o' DOM mae anu 'enae' anu '"r "'' weS
'"'N ''hh" hut' anu "h'h use" reduce u'e sum "i if
pNlu'' III 'he human oo'y 'he Wf'er mas use" "'h
Tor ue 't "ty years ana III no case nave they i"od
restore AS h'''u IRON Ms own personal experience"
ue'f "oh'.lu' 'h'e'-' ne recommends hem III l'Vei
N'.''"hs "']1ih - S'N "e"uieh'' nn'uh"''sh' "out
S'"u''' Iu'"'"s'' stone III ,ne ga" n'"'n'r ''r Al
"ue I"''' Is remedy anu cure ior 'o'uN'hess' pSs
pcrNH f''efs"i all hnis py>en"ry Diarrh""' ana al
in, I'M, ,rr,,ot,r ca,.. an, in sl,, n.c,.,s ,hsi,
,nc, arc ,,ar,ci,,,. a, curn,,ro when pr,ud,e,h,,
p,,.,, -, -. 80, -, - =. 60, H. -, 40,
t,c mind and tho human soro,r. n,c,.c har
,,,uip. and ,h,. v,,l ..r, IN lac nit a,o alto, IN.
er., a,s.
rh,r ue :, ,,o.t .no, .ii,. ,,,,l who, ,rt,,ra an
,,.,,,,,. ,- ,,,,c, ,,. ,oc, ma, Ia. 4, hmm, ,rnn,
r,s, ,,,i1 matter. inf, tic circulation ami which
-. ,.,,',, n,' ...,, ,,,a,
, ', -. w., a., 49, ,,,,r,,,.,. r.,,',
, '. ' ' " n, - '..',''' 49,. -,
i,
nIAHhhhA hNNNiN" iNto pfstNrtW cVhtp
DISTINGUISHED captain OF n large mail steamship sur
the doctors menoi Science experience dared notbive
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Business notlt,s.


There ARE few among our fsir readers who
would not Gladly the compile Niuu tie he an
uu forni the che rulnrs. AMI elasticity of spirits that
-oui health always inpaft Parker~ finger Tonic Will
store these tnunnc attributes To Thousands whose
shattered constitutions due a. functional drrangc
iuont Nv it, action On the -ccfct tons II
sire nghcns and regulates the whole female system dis
silHcs headache and nervousness relieves painful peri
obs and safely cah She all the natural Buy
~ bottle IRON Your druggist sample bottle at lJc,
amt test A., merits
All lands subject 90 unpaid taxes In North
Bp rgtn Township. Hudson county. viii e sold unless the
taxes paid before tn 9th u October nest
PHILIP DURiEE. collector VI Arrears
The Best Remedy for Children white Teeth
ing Is Mr., WINDOWS Soothing syrup
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VARNA. Sept eel found n crowd of ofliocrs
who were eNalmnug rough Wuositd g. folser mat mad
been taken rumihe belt Ut a drud Russian LtutrNtut
II hAd trigger, Mother were barrels holi"Mtl uul,
merely block wtssi shaped nut A. "a revolver Al
old Pole Wa asked ur suuun NJ the ,trtt. and has
opinion was very soon given. TIE YOUNG man ld Nr' u
gambler had sold his revolver AM TO hil" III" ltu
from IN. rommamant had HAD wooden oh,s made to MI
L..L-l.
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A-rived-suNpW. sept ~
IS Alhcmarlc. Gibbs Lcwcs.
- Neptune. Berry. Boston
s. lIaticras Malctt. Norfolk.
IS Holland IIrcly London
s. Herman Livingston. Mallory. Savannah.
s. Ellie Knight McCfrcry. Philadelphia
s. lIinduo Hun Scptt
- Ninduana, ,.illoil, Hull
Shin John ~ Baker. Prnncli iismburg.
Ship Ca~ds. Pike, Liverpool
Bark China Jordan. Bremen.
Bark Nuovn. Bcrtuettu. Ircwich
BARK Carolina. GutrOlxl. London
Bark Henry Douglass, Laundry Weymouth, -.
Bark Hawk. Wilson, Plymouth.
BARK Superbo. Blcch. Algcr~
BARK Franci~ca X RvarOla CORR
Brig !. Ilas-el. IIas-ll Ponce. Il
AIsn tIN msuMI rINrr NM rnI.IML 81 Nessnla
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MlRRILD.

SrEEIF-PORrFR In BROOKLYN. 18th inst. nv the
Rev. William Tomnkins Hiram u. Steel" OF 81 Joseph.
la, to Minnie T. Porter. daughter OF Charles :. Mes
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The Nl,ro-..iyc.rine Candidate.

FTTIH IT7fTHTTFT
Senator layard calls Wendell Phillips. the
n0nii.s ,.u,ornur ~ ihc Mt--achn,,tN tr,,uhAck
parry, nae nun -Nc,rine candidate, Who>v tnVnrVs,
carried out would blow ~, IA, state
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DIR. TOMAS vENNTIAN LiNlMENr

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN l.lNlMENT
DOES AOI CURE
cr0un. snrains. Nomium' sore rhroai. Pains in tho
Lu kuk. ami thr~i. .irkcr thlu any other trmsd !.
Etabh she'd IN l~l7 fni never ail,d sold by ia, drus
Esi,. Depot ~ fuk place.
SILK HATS sth1 worth ~, - h,niot, 81 %
FIN mats specially. BOSiN ICkS, fsJ Canal ST. corner
Sr',lW
THE TW FIVE MORMON ArosTIEs
VII" are gniu a. ny tn >ucrc,d kf.hum Nouns ns to
nav" io"n m'W SHIRTS rhc Ntn pie MY 81 underwear
AMI lot~ al umbrellas All thee, uu4, are ~ hV had at
ktEPN Best quality, mNr.t ir.c Apostles amt al
Other men irrrl invited e. buy NuGOpD starts Car 10
had lOl l~, money uianh NJ
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MARINE TNTELLfGENCE.

niNAruuF ALsANAC--rHts ptv
sun rises .. 80 sun ~ Noon rises. 70
wAuR-THis pAy.
Sandy Hook ~ Gov Island. 10 Hell Gate. 10 80
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speedy Relief from the Nausea
OF pregnan IL insured by the use of that de-
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~ i'.NN'. 'I''r''' lNilN--
Lnh, Nn,.l inrn DO 'is wheeli
iue 'U',l ul'ie bog wheel
WheclN,hmd, wheel,
q N'el saw O, NNgol-
IAtte wheel turn de big wheel
Icllni sinner Won fee fr,e
Little wheel turn 'i' hls wheel
ca i1a GS' w he : "a urn INK 4, ps wheel
zek,ei .aw De wheel,
wheel within dc wheel;
Little Wheel turn d big wheel.
I'sirc to hab plcnty oh time.
iitts wheel inrn de hs wleeli-
Little wheel turn de bg wheel
Zekeel snw DE wheel,
Wheel within de Wheel &c,
Tho collectors were sent ont four times. and
nearly So in very small coin was gathered. The
lively hymn, which Is IA readily adapted 10
every requirement rs II the mournful brain OF
q. W. Chllds, \. NJ, had evolved II, was sung by
whites and blacks alike. Tho song, with ITS
changes. would read like this, each change
being new verse;
on. preacher sister, brother, cousin, uncle, sinner
f. TG!aq IA sa S.1 sinfd s"li-
Roll JeIdan, roll. rolf Jgrdan roll;
TON. ole Jordan roll
After the benediction the congregation dis
Of laughing young folks wrrc gathered, and
finally, a.tr ever 50 many cigars and glass's
th SODA w1r MT 96 Ss hHadd ,h out ct
Of the wOrshlppers had lett the tlhernA-
her hat md taken tho arm Of her beau.
and every wagon had picked its devious way
out from among the trees. But the clear, moon
1T atmosphere brought from "A great distance
tho soun ~ OF singing by the lnst departing
wagon load:
The God OF gods OF war
One uln' ribbrr to crus+--
it, US poor sinners he's hghun' for
one mo- rubber to cross
speedy Relief from the Nausea
OF pragnan y In insured by the use of that de-
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