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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
NEW-YORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The public rehearsal of the New-1Ork Pnl-
harmonic society was finely attended yesterday after
noon the audience recalling botn in numbers and char
acter the brightest days OF this important association
TIE new symphony. by Brahms. was the principal
feature Of the programme Beyond doubt some OF it Is
obscure Al the first hearing except 10 weraiued must
CA. Intelligence but know OF very few works which
cain So randy by better acquaintance. Moreover,
though 10 may not be fully understood Al
f-st It is certain TO be found impressive ana
Gil listeners will ~ home with "a M en- more
distinct recollection OF 10 than they generally carry
away from them earliest introduction to so serious
work This not because the tn mes are specially TAX
INK hut because the Individuality OF the composition is
a, strongly marked Us great importance in the musical
history o. oar is no longer open 20 dispute, ana we
entertain no doubt Of its speedy ard enduring popular
itv The excellent rehearsal yesterday brilliant
PROMISE the concert tonight II was fu OF life ana
sympathy and distinguished, Of course hy that technical
t,.tSb which awavs natural 20 orchestra play
iug under the baton of Theodore Thomas. The other
orchestral selections were the second LeouoTd' over
tufe and the rich aud imposing overture 10 the "Neser
SINGER" both which were played with great spondor
Mis- Drlsil sang Two ans well adapted 70 the display
Of her best qualities The first was the Dove sci.
siu4f, Dcne." from Handel, Roaeiuda' that famous
and immortal love song. which. after undergoing o
score ~ formation, AMI being repeatedly p1ged
and abused ly rItvrrent aIrangers who nave welded
10 Co all manner of lncouS.uod, words nom
tbs plant Of The sentimental mis-, Go the chant OF the
c--ubu sary yes %. fresh and touching as when 1t
moved all london o hundred and 0fty years ago. The
second was Euhnstou's splendid dramatic scena,
"Hecuua" which believe has only once before been
heard iu York concert rooms, and that was from tho
rpsofN Diisf herself nearly two years ago Hecuba
b.vaHs tlo fan Of Hum anil Der own bereayemont~ IN
q deeply emotional ard thoroughly moloiiou, andaute,
AMI I'M passionate finale Laws her upon the VIC
t,rnus Greeks The piece thu. constructed upon the
plan of the conventional operate soena. having an n-
uIdrctory r-O.titve. slow movement. and quicker
con-us on Iu The freedom and imp gtguce of the or
cla,trai p1r hovevsr which eloquent with the scnti-
uert o. the p0eul. is quite in che vein o. the best
m--Lnrn ..MluL.
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divided into commissions and irresponsible com
mttecs; honest are. too busy Win tnel,
al airs attend 10 the public needs inc per' VI
an immense aGgrc gallon OF haif-gOyerned men "tIc
f4iuty shaiowed by the late political experience
OF the country. One great stumbling bioch IN
the way OF governing them better u our pres.
ent sysem OF Civil Service by which eigh.y
thousand officers appointed nc the begInnn OF every
administration knowing that their term VIII close VIII
the administration, aud with no tnduceH5ut 10 DC
honest. Had Jackson known the fearful coaase.
quences Of his Endorsement OF the principles hIst
pFacticed by the Liyingstons and Cnntons ~
This state be would have been the FIRST to have GIsnsu
bis own principle OF the spOis To the yictors iet t
President appoint the heads oil Departmental let nun gt
what advice Ee from Senators VINO are 20. oo
often Only a gft enterprise u he chooses Dut
let MIN run the Government according 10 ne
Constitution. and not the machine which IL a very
different thing. Let the great mass OF oHciIs
have prospect OF tenure Of office during GOOD pc
haviOr, and promotion Tor merit. lherc are
five great civizing powers, through Wno S.
combined and alone can avert IRON Aiiei-
len the impending evils which threaten h.r
the parl0r. the pnp the press politics ana tnc
pOIc the palOf embracing all social ihnueh'ts ne
pulpit all carnations from the r0s,rum; the press
the whole field OF literature; politics ana the
police the system OF Government. The press
much ~ any Other Of these powers needs re"rgahLt
ton do part 10 elevate the press ~ support
ing only the best papers with these powers putlheu'
existing evils VIII b. corrected.
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DIED

RROwN-Dec TO- o. Brown AGED O6 years s,t.
Train ioa Td GRAND Central Depot at II O'Clock N
DELAMATER-Dec 81 John DeiamateT' IN ths o''" Se "
Notice n funeral hereafter
DIBBLE-At her late residence; NO 81 oui'-'o" i'''
Fa5ersi services AZ Rochester. y. Y.
Rochester papers please copy.
GECKLER-on Friday Dec 81 at ~ 2dst BIookyn ~ %
Jerusha wife Henry 1ecker. and daughter OF tn' A'
John ana Mary Van Nalkenbergh. . .-,.. 49,, ,hs
services on Monday Dec ~ az oGSfa ss "'
HALsTEDAt Moustown \ j. on inniasy qh esrSi
sarah widow Of OIiyer Hastea 10 'he o''" '
The relative. and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
the funeral from ias rr,''g ~ "a asT AZ 80 p M
Trains leave Barclay and ChnstoDhersls al Ii.-o H. anu
HICKS suddenly in Brookyn Friday morning. ~,
inst Mary wife Of John NJ hcAs IN TIE '%l year "
relatives friend. Of ne fao are invited 70 attend 1tT
ryst Brookyr. on MONDAY 2lth mss, at a7 n FRIENDS
are requested not % send flowers
Ms lean Maurice widow James Maurice aged . years
R1ayes and invited attend me funeral service.
savours Church, Maspeh. on saturday Dec - AZ
Carriages v ii be in waiting Roosevelt street and Dyi.
ticalariy I'd dssirci hat no %ers be -snt
MOsEsOn Thursday. 2oh INST at her residence Sng sung
t. Pals Church, sing sing On sunday
I6 g54 mat al ~ S groom l9
Carriages at Central Depot at 9a5 m Monday 2iih
PENSrNGToyon r9qrsay tho corn inst Anna Nc Me-
iell4u r. ~ DR. ~ II FrlNGtll anu NAAttsNi u AA"
late JOsepn Pope, Oi Portland. Ne.
40. hH- ilgu1tt NeNAhs
\. j.. ON Monday. 2sth inst. at n o'c.0CS . M
TREMAIS-On Ihu-4lls, Dec. 20 after shor; lines OK
pneumonia. Edv Ruhyeu Ircpan III the Glst yeaI % bis
Tie funeral services VIII lake pac 40 hc church ~ nc 10Y
TRINITY Madison ave and i-t. saturday, TIE 22d inst
I'D o'clock
Relatives and friends also his sOn H. r. Tremain
nj. mber. tie Officers lnon ~ do" Nerc3nihe ~
brary" aud Of Nccr u5 Association OF the fti teg
meui" respectfully Invited 10 attend tie funeral WIN
further notice.
wAYDETI-At carienas, Cuba on wednesday Dec u, J.
Fisher only Frederic and the late Hannah Clarke
Naydel. u the 23G year Of hts age.
Tho relative, ana friends th, family ms friends are
Invited % attend from hi- fathers e-enc NO
81 East 3sthst saturday morning. Dec y, al lO5O
o'clock
WILLIAMSON FRIDAY, Dec. p, william street infant son
~ Henry /. and N r. Williams aged year
aves friends are respectfully invited 20 attend 20
the residence o. hs parents l2b ~
JAMES place bfOokyn On SUNDAY, Dec. - at : p ~
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ULTIMATE. AMERICA.
SIXTH LECTURE BY JOSEPH COOK
PROMISES ASD PRRIrs-!THE PAsT THE PRESENT, AND
LIE FrrItRK-rnE NATfnNl. RYnEMPIInN.

SIXTH LECTURE BY JOSEPH COOK.
PROMISES ASD PRRUs-'THE PAST. THE PRESENT AND
IHE FUrURE-THE NATIONS REDEMPTION
The Rev. Joseph Cook delivered the last lecture
of his present this city last evening before
audience which comfortably filled Association
Hall. Upon the platform were seated, as
usual a number OF clergymcn and sew
eral gentlemen prominent in other profess
sions. William Cullen Bryant introduced
the lecturer to his audience. The venerable poet
said " / am glad ladies and gentlemen, tOintroduce
"A gentleman VINO has brought you all together. We
are all DESTROYS to pry into the book of fate to OBJ
tain a view OF the state toward winch are drift
ing. Such a view the lecturer will seek
10 present to us. have the honor 70
introduce the Rev Joseph Cook. who viii
speak upon ultimate America Mr. Cook APP
pcared last evening IN a field different from any in
which he had before presented himself in New York.
His first two lectures If m historical charac
ter in the next three he expanded his phil ophcal
views. Ills lecture On Ultimate America Is
statement of what he believes 70 be the physical
and moral condition of the country, and the
future to be thcrefrom predicted. The theme
afforded abundant opportunity for the epigamatc
phrases with which the lecturer delights to surprise
his audience, ana for the dieressiOns which make
such exacting demands upon the English language.
The audience was evidenly in full sympathy with
Mr. Cook who smoke for two hours. II vas an
nounced By the manager that the lecturer night APP
pear again III this Gig. later in tho Winter.
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and inscription TO legal requirements The most marked
change from the Old dollar Is the representation OF io
eriy :" which instead OF a sitting figure, IA
rye. sharply defined female head, on one OF the
coins wearing the hair confined in circlet on
the front OF which II the word Liberty.
and on the Othor wearing loose cap, Wreaihtd WIN
grain and flowers. Both bear the legend -" In Coo we
trust one in old, the other in modern Engsn texts
Upon the other SHE Of the coins Is spread eagle the
motto purhus unum, the thirteen stars and the de
nomination OF the coin. The eagles hold arrows ana
olive branches their talOns aud wreath oi OAR ana
laurel encrcles the lower portion of the coin. ONLY
very small number OF the coins have been struck ana
these only a. specimens out the demand for them from
collectors il very great dollars having been refused
to-day for 10 l. not certain that should the pending
measure for initiating The silver coinage become law,
these designs viii be finally approved but the indie 4
tons are strongly ia that direction.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Lieutenant James r.
ingalls,. lst Artillery is relieved from duiy at the
Houshtou High school, IIoughton, Mcn and ordered to
reiou his battery.
BY direction OF the Secretary OF War, Major Walter
Mcfarland Corps 81 Engineers, addition to bis PIE
sent duties will relieve LieUeuantCoioue C. T. b ouut
Corps of Engineers. uf tae works NOW I'D ms charge,
namely: The Improvement OF TIE Harbors of Rocky
River. Cleveland. Grand RIVER A,htd1ula. tonu'aut
Ire Dunkirs, ana Buffalo Lake E,le. and me con
srrrIlou OF Fort Porter, Newly ok, and Fort wayne
Michigan.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the Recruiting Service
i. ordered Co forward under pr per charge 10 Bnmar6
Dakota Territory. 100 recruits, for assignment 10 tue
oh inf maj
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HIRRLED.

DODD-UEwITr-H Broosyu Tuesday evening Dec Is
OF .he BRIDES mother by tLn Rev Joseph
r. uuryea 3D. d. Charles \. Docf. OF Hartio q, Conn To
Gr4o.. DNVr, IlrI daughter OF tie "ie AaAon l. lie"
it, no cards
PECk-LOCkIrT-fn Brooklyn, Wednesday Dec - by the
Rev Spencer Roche Edward 80 Peek io Lila ~ LocAitl
DWNSEND-UDEIIs-0n Thursiay, nov 20 1871, 40 inc
residence brides parents no 40 North tarroltOn
ave Baltimore b. tl- Rev. OTIS tlileno]a, Edward }.
fowrsgnd Of Scw York sarah y. eldest daughter Of
Theodore g. iel. esq. late Of bfUok}n.
TURN .R-IiA RHI,-In New London Conn on Wednesday.
Ds ~ AZ the resrncr ~ the brides ptrcnts by The Rev
a. r. Wilcox. of -tlmiord, Coma Elisha Turner "a and
Mary WOJdrur, daughter Of Tue Hon j. n harrls both Of
New-l.oni0g.
WTIIIS-SATTERLEE- Tuesday, Dec. Is az Calvary
Church by the Rev DR. WHshDuru. ald the Rev H. Y sat
teice " ham Henry willis, IT, anu Adele Marie daughter
vi the AT u. 4. Satterleo.
an notices Of Marriages muil Be Endorsed Wih fan
same and address.
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DISTURBANCE FEARED AT CONSTANTINE


Although an apprchcnslons of seragliO c0nspiTa-
cie and coups dCtai AZ Constantnople seem 90 have
disappeared" the Vienna correspondent Of The
Times tecaaphs the least thing is sufficient o re-
vive them. The unexpected appearance Of sulc-
man Pasha mt Coustautinope with 10000 men has
given rise to the fear that something Of the kind Is
impending. I'm these circumstances 1t is not surpris
ing that the sultan and his Government should seek
support ia Parliament, and make It share IN the re-
accessibility Tor tine course TO be followed
vienna. Friday, Dee II, 1877.
telegram to the Political Correspondence, from
Constantinople. states that several Mohammedln
Dcputies intend To solicit the Government in the
Chamber to open negotiations for peace. IL IL
said the Porto will shortly order fresh levy OF
800, 900 men.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
,rss ANDERSON ASIADY MACBETH

MISS ANDERSON A. LADY MA(btlH II.
'Tast night. AT the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
~ Mary Anderson a. supp su,eut 60 her Pd'fheniG'
,.s,,ted Iody uacbetA IN the Sleep scene OF Snake
s,,.,r.s greatly imaginative tragedy Her ehofi was
.e4minqlv based upon the model ot Chariott'
tusbmsn. and although nervous, Hurried ana rough u
=. ..v,..9tpgfy good Her attitudes large ana
Ue,ri and they compotcd entirely well with the SWoi'
., aud Isolation Of misery, which are the spirit
N tne scene Her voice. al~O-in rich
ri.tv NJ c.d.urf that broke through the ch3rtc-
te-fsfic mpuots ne-icu0ted II not the remcitlass
agony Of -ceucstr1ckcn brokeu-heartd "a, hopeless
criminal 90 least such perceptions ~ sorrow as awohc
she quick response Of sympathy and grief And
the work though Initiatives, indeed, d. well
might be-. for Che highest Intelligence aud best
capacity could not. iu some things, 90 beyond
shat has already been done-was fun Of imaHnat ou.
SIS Anderson. az present would not act Lady HacDe"
competa uy. throughout; but her achievement IN tHiS
bt OF the part was another and sear indication Oh
strnt intensity. Il would not be easy TOT '"'
most emotional End experienced actress TO lhI""
h.,ssf al once INTO the terrible anguish ana pe-
s rrorSe with which the sleep scene of Lazy AdeDf"
Is snrebarsed Mis- Anderson acquitted herself bravery
most task 10 notable IN this piece oIacl
ing that her emphasis was not, 3' IL mas 80 oiie"
b.en I'D other performances wrongly dsiT'uttdi tHit
her accommodation was pur, and that her tones novel
once ctlaye the peculiarly which We can only indicate
A. "a western twang The dressing was conventional g:
white robes with a straggiuE vi.p o. dark hair e'-
Gaming through the folds OF the head-sear The
attendance was quite large and tue applause was cut
sa.tic-Mr ~tudey. u the carrier part of the evening
acted IngonsGr IN a kindly, sweet spirit with uucon
scous. vinutuc humor with moderation and finish Of
the popular heart lusomar' viii be repeated this
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Dr. L. b. Foote publishes an attractive little
series Of i've volumes called SreHcc storm tue obj ct
being 70 give practical instructions In physiology
and hyccuc boys and girls, through the medium OF
bumoro. iuVenile story. IL s issued by the Murray l
Publishing Co.. fby Dr. FOOte, whose Embellishments
OF other publications Away DO found IN the pIpers
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f.rt iact WAitA seems Co be- entirely overlooked by
.r .r,tilus partnerships and individuals using steam
1fs which Is the liability for life. limo and accidents
fo rfruDte, aud others and damage 10 adjacent prop
erfy resulting explosion Of boilers where tue least
,f rnrr omission CdIelc,,ur~s 10 the supcrt
tr.n.iiou ec can Doe shown. Tui- may Toe avoided ny
i.r,. steam boilers 30 thc hucAerbucAcr Casualty IN
surauce Company, l76 blOadguy
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There B, n1 expectation among Republicans
"a Dr. E.arts viii receive ans mumatou !fom the
'aicut t. bis ItlYu "Il Boa accepted; bat there
AZ MANY and som. ol them among the oecrctaIy's
friends uL. believe thIt the pre-. uIs OF Dis extensive
ti u pDr'alt .HW business which - .utcrue i4pm hs
aenre and fhe growing t.-couf'rts % the situation
fe f 40 uut ye.f blatant oay, dtteIIu. lIi Ll rC-
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AUUtNUTcu CAICmD By HE LJssIAN7'
TIrIs Friday Dee u. 1877.
The Russians under General KomaroG, cap'W
Arlanutch by assault, on the 18th inst. The Rus
sian losses were insignificant. .AIdAnutch Is q
fortified position, tnirty-Gye miles southwest o.
Ardahan.j
LOypOS. Friday, Dec. II, 1877.
Pcra Telegram to The Times say the Russian
concentration for an attack upon Erzerum has
failed. and the attack Is now improbable. The
Russians are suffering for provisions and forage.
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MIDEIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New-England falling barometer, cloudy
weather and possibly snow or RAIN stationary Oh sH'I
tenn erafurps -
For ia. Atlantic States 60 tdy weather posi-
hly snow OF rains, southeast winds aud fahS OafOhv
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, !
gfr.r.pDgaffra fptk Mae

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dee. 22-i a. ma further rise OF
arrcssure took place yesterday morning and decline
az night, the latter change preceding increased coua
ness Temperature rJse especially toward night There
Is increased moisture ln the air. d,
Warmth and "a gradual Increase or tnreatehlhG c"Hu
ness may D.. expected this city and vicinity lo-4t.
Tomorrow coudne,s and rains are probable WIN Attie
change Of temperature.
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4 VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE
wonderful invention for repairing clothing table aud
he'd Iiucn and other articles without patching j. given
o,ya, with every Wilson Sewing Machine. SOd at 80
n :. lrnlllrLv.
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Tile nnIIAR on InNrs-

- HIfhHg9n Dtsp0th b. Ttf AosflH d4rertis.r.
The new specimens of silver dollars, of which
Senator Jones presented tWC President flyes tle
Sher day are exceedingly perfect and beautiful pieces
o workmanship SURPRISING iu sharpness aud hnsh any
CONE ever struck either iu Tins other country.
Two 0oiais have been made each cd tn size, and
q us weight OF 4lziz .als and conforming doyce
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
COUNTRY FRIEND.

Send him a receipt for i've years subscription to rnE
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Address simply
TIE TRIBUNE
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Chri.inln. Appeal for Poor Children
Who w help the children of tc pori 40 the bitter m
weather they wandering ba'co) hr9ud the snow,
shyeng under salrWayso %, running halit 81 lniynsn
streets selling their Little wares, AID "a night perhaps
sleeping barge. 8nf boxes or r le-rf i7 or croWi-i
stcs The grow mp weak hungry ignorant ana eAP'scH %
Who n This happy Christmas season. vii ad 70 east little
ann d 80 mo rG 1erepu,d lives ~ these children. and
thing poor. homeless tempted Lttia ones
INNS WInfoT Mil be- hard one the poor and the wclOR
have small means with 81 hich CD help ,
Tie best Christ -t il home Eiiy dollars VIII place
drad dollars viii give hundred hungry children h0i dinners
months one hundred dollars VII ilt SHOES 90 tne
b,re fer of seventy five children Fifty collars viii give
CHRISTMAS dinner 20 two hundred homeless boys and girls
The gLlrcus Aid 500 ely desire TIE pHDic Al" assist 70
make merry Christmas SEASON Tor thousands 81 poor ana
m . erre, asked hat the children sunday schools and
day will remember these little ones VINO have no hoMo
o' ''''''' C. BRACE Secretary
Chiircu's Aid Society. 10 East 4tlst ~New-Nor
G. on proyi.ions and clothing may the Central
ONCE 10 isJ fth NeWNork OF VIII DC called TOT II the
Tonatoos Of MONEY may ucose to any Of the under
signed N they checks post office orer they can 90
mad. uayabe 10 the ORDER 81 RGE =. cor Treasurer
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, President
GEORGE : cor. treasurer
T.. l.. BRACE. secretary
80 Fast ith-5t, New-Gork.
WORK OF THE YEAR
There during the past year n our TX odglbe
lodgings supplied I'm he twenty daV ana trieen even
ius-cos were $3.50 caidreu who taug and partly
l't Ails 'i''ii .f.'f.'
good homes, manly m the West %3ap "'lo ''t
WIKI fool ucdgue ere, through The 0icA Clldrcns MS
s1u; 300 children enjoyed the Dement'S OF the seaside
IoMc" averaging 200 per week. Stt Ntis nave Dteh ~
structed the 0f the s@als machines 10 the Girls iog
ng and IN the Industrial schools there have been
charge OF the society dIriu- tIe veIT WIS 35itl .
lay appeal before sundayschool OF church with
which they De- Connected
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SERTIANS VICTOEIOCS.
A sERvllN VICTORY ANNOUNCED.

NLhF Ian VI l'i'i 49,, -'N
BELGRADE, Friday, Dec. p. 1877.
The S.rvans claim that they have cut the TURK
ish communications between Nis'h and Le,ko'aH
by capturing and destroying the ohetcAIIa bridge
after stubborn engagement
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L4TEST snip NEWS.

ARRIVED. commandments. De. 81
steamship Regulator Howe Wilma Zt0n, y. C., Dec IS,
with mdse and pass. 10 Van. 2. clyde s. CO.
For other Ship NeWs see fhird Pdge.l
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stop iiat terrible cough consum1yes grave eyt lbng
a. .uuslrDl- so,i sold by drug Eats.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

T4iia, shoS the this city f tens
ii,isil4F ilr tut
rpfesehN shr '~fS'1'
{ nrrclry igrug th0se nJIrs
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Gnetlal Notices.
Chri.tmn. AppcnI bow Poor ChIIdren

BInir', P,.-Englsh remedy Tor Cont ana Rhenma,i,m
BOX ps u - Or mail u. PLAHIEN 8 tDN' ~ WI .
llain-St, y. Y. sold by druggists