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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
Delegates to the National Press
Association.

BY authority, vested by the Press
Association of Mississippi, the fol-
lowing appointments, to represent
said association in National press
association, called to be held at
Louisville, Ky, OH the first Wednes,
day in September next, are hereby
announc, d. As a matter of pru-
dence, authority has been assumed
to name alternates.
The secretary OF the State asso,
citation will issue and furnish certif,
Gates of appointment in conformity
with this announcement.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Geo. i. Herndon, TupelO, dele.
gate. Z. p. Thompson, Aberdeen,
alternate.
SECOND DISTRICT.
w. j. l.. Holland, Holly Springs,
delegate. Patton b. Murray, Ok
ford, alternate.
THIRD DISTRICT.
III. p. Johnston, Koseiusko, dele.
gate. b. F. Jones, Winona, alter
nate.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
j. J.Shannon, Meridian, delegate.
j. l.. MeCnllum, Yazoo City, alter
nate.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
J. l.. Power, jackson, dele gate.
p. h. Mayors, Pascagoula, alternate.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
W. III. McCardle, Vicksburg,
delegate. Thomas Grafton, Natchez,
alternate.
J. II. SHARP, President.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
ExQiIisis Pleasure.

The most exquisite pleasure is derived
from DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes. His
Aiista Bouquet, Sweet Cloder, Ladies'
Fayorite, and other handkerchief odors,
are as fragrant aud nstural as the flowers
from which they are made. They are truly
delightful.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
ITALY's THREAT.

Rome, Jaly 6.-The ministerial
organ (DirettoJ J emphatically denies
that Italy intends to seek compen-
sation in Albania for the Austrian
occupation of Bosnia and Herzego.
yina.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
LIBERATER

London, July Ga Berlin dis
patch saysthat all persons, arrested
in connection with Nobeling's at
tempt upon the enperor's life, have
been liberated. Nobeling's youngest
BROTHER was discharged last week.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12

A little g1rl was reproved for
playing eat doors with boys, and
iatOrmed that, being seven years
old, she was .'too big fer that ncw.7
But with all imaginable innocence,
she replied: Why, the bigger We
grow, the better We like EN-
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II. Bloom field,

ATTORNEY a. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
HamdsborO, Miss.
Will practice in all the Courts "t the
Seventh Judicial District. rr9mpt at'eh-
ton paid to all collections 81 CLAIMS, MiS.,.on
uandsboro, Miss, and Hon. Roderick Seal,
Mississippi City.
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RESIGNATION OF THE GREEK MN
IsTRY.

Athens, July 2.-The Greek min
istry have resigned in consequence
of the objection by the premier to
some promotions made by the min
lister of war. King George has not
yet accepted their resignation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
pROFESSIONAL.
DR.. ID. G. Case,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Having permanently located at Ocean
anriurs Offers his professional services to
,bs nrople of the town and surrounding
country. Thirty years extensive expert,
.uce in the valley of the Mississippi and
in the city of New Orleans, enables him
tn m offer his professional experience as con
sultinp pbyscian to the members OF the
fraternity who are practicing at the towns
along the csast.
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/ UONDER.

A child ran laughing on the beach,
The sun shone warm and bright
Upon her waving golden hair,
Her tiny form so slight,
al wonder why the worlds so fair,
SO full of sun and song,
wonder why big folks don't laugh
And play the whole day long"
A maid was walking on the strand,
She eazed far out to sea
Where, DER the sunlit waters rode
A bark so CALAMITY.
"Ah, love is coming DER the waves,
Ia coming soon to me,
wonder how, in this sweet world,
Old folks such shadows Sc"
A woman stood npon the shore,
Her eyes with weeping, red,
Looked sadly ON the cruel sea
That ne'er gives up its dead.
al wonder why the world was made
So dark and full of care,
No wonder that life's burden seems
Too great for one to bear"
Near by the windows ledge there sat
grand dame old and gray
The window looking out to sea
Where ships at anchor lay.
81 wonder when mine eyes shall see
Lies ship at anchor lie
Within Gods harbor peacefully
For all eternity"
WHY SOME GO TO CHURCH.
Some go to church just for walk,
Some go there to laugh and talk.
Some go there the time to spend,
Some go to meet a friend
Some go to learn the parsons name,
Some go there towound his fame.
Some go there for speculation,
Some go there for observation.
Some go there to doze and nod.
But few go there to worship God.
A SINNER.
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FOREIGN.

How TIE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF
SPAIN WAS RECEIVED.
London, July 1.-The announce
ment of the death of the queen Of
Spain was received with profound
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12

Take the DEMOCRAT STAR and
pay for 1t iu advance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

ierson, who for the last ten minutes bad
been clawing his hair. and tearing on
his necktie and collar. and paving the
air. shouted in tones OF wild frenzy:
"oh. yes. yes. yea! Come In, come
in and gorge yourselves! Everybody
come in and feed up whole week 8
salary in fifteen minutes. Set 'em up
Sojy. ice cream, cake. strawberry ooh
bier. lemon Ice and sherbst. Sst EN-
up, It's on me. Oh yes. l can stand
III Ha. ha. ha! I am John Jacob van-
dsrbilt in disguise. Oh yes: II don't
cost anything to take an evening walk
in Burlington. Oh no! Put eut your
frozen puddinel Hs. ha, ha.a-af
They carried the young man to his
humble boarding house. got him into
bed and and scot for his physician. He
Is not yet entirely out Of danger. but
will probably recover with care and good
nursing. The physician does not know
exactly what ails him. but thinks Il
must be hydrophobia. a. the sight Of .
piece Of ice throws the patient into the
widest and most furious paroxysns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
raE ENDLEss PsocEsslox.

Down the vista of the ages.
saints and sinses. fools and sagcs.
Marching onward. slow and solemn.
90 In nsyer-endins column;
Here the honest. here the knave:
Win rhythnic step Sublime,
To the grave.
Like the rolling OF river.
Going % and 10 revcr.
Never resting never staying.
Never for an instant straying.
Per- and pessant. lord and slave,
Equals soon 70 mix and minsis
II the grave.
Duty cannot. nor can pleasure.
For moment brsAk the measure.
They are marching on 10 dom.
Thsy are moving 10 the tomb.
All the coward. all the brave.
soon 10 isvsl all distinetion
10 the grave.
since the morning Of creation.
without bresk or tsrminstion.
Ever on the lins 10 moving.
All ths loved and ali the loving.
All that mothsrs ever gave
On 70 siisaee md 10 slumber
In the gravs.
Here no bribs the bond can wsshen,
Here NO sabstituis 10 tAkcn;
Zach ons for himsslf- M othsr.
ssa nor father. no. nor brother;
Love the purrst cannot save.
Each alone the roll must snsver
Al the grave.
Who commands the dread procession
That shsll ksov No rcin ecs-ionf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

The Cincinnati BrsakJast Tabs calls
attention 10 the suspicious fact that "A
tack points heavsnward when 10 means
most mischief" And then. 10 clineh
the sermon. IL adds: "It has many
inifsforx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

A CALIFORNIA Coroner returned this
verdict for man who had been killed
By circular saw: IAN upright man.
. good citizen and . model Christian.
but not mp ON the management Of cir
lar aavn." ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

A FAST walker. IL is estimated. could
not walk 10 the sun in less than 1855
years. but o'Lsary Is willing to bet that
he can do ID in i.7&i years II somsbody
will lay the saw-dust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

A Miss FLANxx il said to he an eli
gibls spinstsr with fortune at Easton.
Penn. She will require Fiamms-b beau
before she can light the torch Of Hy-
men.
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NATIONAL sAleeM.

!! 4: ::S; &! 8 ;!
josiN AND Hpny ResusRecx.
a sisxAfioxAL SALOON. Ne. - HosA q
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MEDICAL.
CATARR
Sneszing Catarrh, Chronic O..
tarh, uIcoeative Cstarrh,
permanently cured BY
8ANF0R0SS
RADICAL

eAxroxpr RApfuAL cvrz yoa cArAnnnis safs,
az Cur: rST cs,:s e
70 70 purely vegetable distillation. and = sppiied
locally ey tnsama ation. and sonstitution ~ IN
ssastossoss. II soothes. heals, and elcanscs the
ss.sl Rs.s.Ess q every Sslias q hssyls,..: & n;
Z rsssvss,s @ sas ss: sicS3 easSss y
tho add poison with which u u aiways CHARGED In
C.lsrfh. .stmulates the stomach liver, and kidneys
estsi1s semplcts control eve. tho diseSso. ne
dies utterly fAii. Of sixroapS lkpicAL Guns, are
ettested BY thou>ands whe gratefully recommend
Y fsSvsuessi No ,,s,sT,ss, = Tfs III , 4.
host respectable and reliable yefercpccs,. n b .
grcs1 and rood medicine. and worthy all colnr
tarIh snd Dr. fanferds Improved lnbalinG Tube,
end NIL direefiou for III use 10 all casss PcseI
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nnosrrs ofcom OR BuLLloN rse.iyed.
~ Usltherpa opon account OF 70 Issue Ckk.
THICATks thsssSes, payable (as the option Of
he hoidsr) IN Cod Hlfl or San Yfsnciscs; 70
mara collections, purshAss eullioe 81 The most
Forwarded 70 The Parent Baak IN San Franciscoj
sells Bills Of Exchange, and trAnsaets osnsral
RsnkinR Buainsaa ~. ...f.I -
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED /!

All sunersrs from this disease that are anxious
Oopsumptive Powdsrs These Powders are the
only prepsrstion known thst will eurs Con-
sumption, and all aiseases OF the throat and
lungs-indeed. 90 strong 10 our fAith In them.
ami aiso % convines you that they are no hum
bae. We viii forvsri ,o svery sufferer. By mall.
post paid. Q ffec Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are Per.
feetly satiencd Of their curative povers. II
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
thess Povasn trial, - they will surely cure
you.
Price. foe large boz. $500. ssnt 10 any part Of
the United States or Canada. By mail. on receipt
Of price. Addrsss,
Ash q ROBBINs,
so Tulton street, brooklyn. ny.
fes Ts.lv
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SPECIAL NOTICE

ALL PERSONS INpEBrKp TO rHR
ania civ. better hso .n = the WHITE H0usE,
ars rvqneptcd 70 makc Immediate psymsnt 70
the unaersignsx. Who 10 duly authofis.i. By
order of the United states District Court. "
sssas' ssiss - r. PuLvraxAN. rrus....
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vIk0INIA SAvINuS bkNks
NO. a SOUTH Q STREET.
oAPiTsl.....-.-......e2oo.oo 600
President. o. AAnlT0n
First Wee frssidsat. t...........::.o DERBY
second Wee frssidsat.. u. SaiLh
nsnager........,..". ........;.A MnII.
DIRE piREoir;otiiis"j. i;tiiSj q. Hanpion. v. q. sniiS.
joseph D. kallou. a. v. whits, ". y. Crane,
y. q. Pstton, 9; u. Ven 0erdsf, Q. psroJ,
AL Edwards. J. .. Kanssa, W. Q. Bender.
Interest PAID 90 Ordinsry and Term Deposits.
| Deposits received In, sums Of u md upward.
Losns nads 90 approved real sststs. bosds,
..osl. ETC. e.ceis, esIrsnsy ssd ,il,sr ,s bought bought
psi ellie q fuFeps md he Orient. ~
7fu n A. W WHITE, SECRETARY.
I. II. RALST0N,
comMIsslun STOCK BROKER,
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
STOCKS souonr AND SOLD
cA..IED or nA.arn.
MONEY ADVANCED ON AOrrv. AooOuNrs
srRICrLY Commission BusINEss.
l. 3. FRANkEL,
srook AND MONEY saokra.
ovrIcE- Mais ssrsss. 0s,A ain. j.s'
sssvs The sa.k sfc.fisssssa.
STOCKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND cAH.
zIrD ON mA.ons.
His oorsspoudsnss in San yrancisee are
I. aLAzuR , co.. Members Of the San
rrsaeiseo Stock and l.ehanss Board.
fsi N
y. 9. Tlonsol. az. DoOslAss.
DOUGLASS I THOMPSON,
srook AND MONEY sRokERs
osSICE,
- SOUTH c srREET. vH0INiA.
topposits xVsr's Bsidias)
crooxs BOUGHT AID SOLD ON ooN
y nissioa snd carried % nasviss.
SILVER SOUGHT AND SOLD.
/. L. l,. P. DRExLER I Co,
srock sRokERs.
oSYIoE,
oIl IspswS Buiiiiss,
0 sFRxEF .......-..-vIRoiNIA CITY
sssshs BssshL $50 ssA CsrvssA
% hssGiss.
.iG lAd ,f1Hl'
ces.sposdais IN San sn.sisss, LATHAx
I. B. AcGURS, |
STOCK AND munn BROKER.
iss ssstA o ost. virginis,
vvv Ann svys. srorvs IN nm.
Vii also eszU ssseAs On xsrsin "a
Lsaa Hsasy % sIi 0ssA nssksssAls
-h Securities. A.'-
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Al Itsa sr Isssrsst % Kvsry Lady whs
Desires % be More Bsautitui
than she sew II.

Unfortunatsiy not one woman In hundred,
subjected % tho whims Of IN American climate.
posssssss that bssis and statiaa point Of real
bsauty-a pure and clear complexion.
what nature has thus dsnisd. art must b
called upon 20 furnish.
II can Be done; it 10 done daily. Prof. v. =.
Hasan placed beauty within TIE ressh Of svsry
unblcsssd daughter OF Eve when he discovsred
that surprising article, Known IN fAshionsbls
circles a. the true secret of besaty. and eailss
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Cfrnrslons.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
w Open FROM $50 q. II 10 II p m
RECTORSIREET-Ncars point for Wall street Ferry and
connected V tn "a = for South Ferry.
CoURTLAN REErNearest point for Jersey City and
Communipaw FeTues. "a.
PARK CI-Nearest point for Post Office, City Hall llt
Hs clay street Ferry 90 HOOoken.
CHAIBEiS.S rREEf-Nearsst point I0r PaVOnla ana Enc
Railway Ferry.
FRANRLtN.SrREET-
connecting with for Desbrosses and East Grand
III FECK RsTRE ET-Connects with for East and
hSTREET-Near est Point for Christopher street
Ferry Ioooktn connecting with cars for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEEN STREET Nearest point 10 MON Square,
nj Acks and Lyceun Theatres, Academy OF Music lr.
wing aud Tamany Hall connecting with cars Tor East
TTwcntv. third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWENTY TIL IRE. STREET Nearest pOtnttO fwentyhlri
street Ferry City Booths, St James AMI PARK
Theatres. Grand Opera House, GimOros Garden aud
Tempe, and Twenty third Street Ferry " Jer'
IRTYTiuRDsTREET-N Nearest point Standard.
san Francisco Mnstrels connecting with for Wee
ECOND.STREET-C with n. Y Transfer
co abs Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETI.STREET- ,,.
connecting with Belt Limo Railroad
FOR UPTOWN trans take LAST sIdo station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hourS OF o3o ID
1870 and 70 M when the iars Is cents pse,soD
MVAN BRoCKLIN. supt
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lust PUBLISHED-A NEW EDITION
y OF
SUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 46
THE ORGANIC LAW.
CONTENTS

CONTENTS:
Diseases Of Rectum. Bladder Uterus, their sympa
thetc symptoms in other parts Of the body
Hemonbods, Fssure. Fsula their insdious Character
and symptoms
CrcumcAon its meaning-wa5 1t a religions or a n.y.
Eienic Titei
Varcoceie what Is IT, and what are its effects hcahi
Neuralgia and Auemla what theyi People who are
6lood ana nervestaryed; what IS the curel
The Early Decay Of American Women. Is II proper 10
check the increase }. famiyl
Treatment Of Structure by Internal IncsOn new and
simple instrument for immediate
Loss Of Vrty in Young Married People; unsupported
iause.
Do Idiccy and scroula originate Of Blood
Relations they due Incompatible Temperamentsi
Forty four pages octave elegantly printed % cents
The whole may be had OF the Editor only for SIS well
bound large Of 500 pages each The last
contains the celebrated arcl Tobacco Eve advise the
lorna ion Of village Clubs TO buy II as a library"
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
every line from the Of DE Dixon is OF value 20 the
whole family" elf his could be placed In the
every young the Of the
wOud boon TO the rsing Greeley
takes stand with the conservative men OF the
day universally known Of great practical
tact HI Ourna is unlike anything in the literature OF the
daY power he has equal and he seems actuated
by one mouve-the goOr OF the peope"lN y. Daily Times
"Dr Dixon an and thorough practitioner Of
science he is greatest capacity teach
Wold is weghty with meanng"-tN. Y. CON- Advertiser
"Dr Dixon given a most instructive and useful num-
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practical tact surgeon pupil OF the great NesOr OF
surgery eloquent the late George Macart
ney Buse be has added experience Of thirty his
capacity treating this subject As practical surgeon as
cutonary and moral work for the houghtess It does
equal honor the head and heart Of the authOrlN Y.
Evening Post.
THE authors acknowledged originality and thorough devo
Zion principles OF medicine and his ingenuity
under trying surgical circumstances stamp it with more than
ordinary interest Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
ave take the credit Of originating this glorious
Journal had there been no London there would
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you have our hearty communication. ~ London Lancet
Iuclose 10 EDWARD H. DIXON. NJ. d.
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Q5ralss ano fenoers.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of Low
and HALF Low CRATES for either bard or soft coal.
dumping and ShAkinR attachment. Open Fire
Places with Audrons and Basket Crates for
FsaderS Fire Sets and Coal Holds Of antique
modern designs Wholesale and retail Low estimates gYen
10 buders contractors and architects.
is CONONER u co. NOs 366 and Sos CanAlst, N. Y.
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The above books for sale by all Booksellers or viii be
sent, prepaid. on receipt Of prce by
CHARLES oCRIBNER'S SONS, Publishers,
Nos. 748 and 745 broadway. New.YoIk.
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YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College
l. Conditioned students utOred summer and Winter.
h. HOFFAANN. StOckbIidge Masa
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I University Grammar School, No. l, 4S1 Broad
u waT oar 2dst. Primary. Commercial and Classical de-
paTuneHts NJ. NJ. HOBBY W. l.. AKIN. Principals
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PREPARATORY CLASS of Mr. NEWELL,
i ll5 26tLst, ten pupils; references Professor
SHORT, of Columbia, sc.
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VALE Law SchOO.-RcGular course, = years;
Graduae course degree Of DELL wears Fan term,
opens sept. ~. Address Prof. WAYLAND NewHaven %
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Drp Sooos

- w. RI. WARDS SONS.
-. New styles PAPER COLLARS ont for holiday trade
CHARLES ". WARD. JOSEPH A. WARD
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QedlDers.

QearDers.
ANNA RANDALL-DIEHL, Public Reader
"a ana TeacherOi Heading 30 80 Unionsqnare.
LADY fully competent to teach English,
~ French and Music desires pupils can give morning hours
A NORTH GERMAN LADY wants employ
Exchange les, ors Tor board NJ. H.. Tribune ONCE.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNIUN-SQUARE, NEWNoRK,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions Applcatnnform
stamp supplies schools and families with competent in'
T. COTLESW ORTIZ PINCKNEY, 30 Union square, n. Y,
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY, no: % Unon-squsre recommends PkpFES'
EN fSS the leading American and European cot
lcPcs universities AID con-ervaores positions promptly
flied In department Of Instruction. Apply to Miss u j.
YOUNG. No. ~ UuiOn-square, Broadway side
Elocution.-Miss NJ. 4. Powers. Al W. 22d-st.,
Lteacher OF natural readiGg recitation AMI oatory special
given to raiaing and distinct enunciation
ERENCH ARTIST desires board for lessons
Il In drawing painting. Address ARTIST, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1888 Broadway
MUSIC TEACHER wanted in family also
w girl TO assist in houscNork Address Lock box 81
FetnDOiO, n II
MT. HOL. GRADUATE, of long experience
WI English. Latin aud Mathemat desires
situation now or by January good dTeuakrr viii take
place family 10 teach and sew Address 51J SIAIE-SI,
Springfield, Mass.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION by Yale gradu-
has prepared many for college highest reference
PREACHERS of known calibre and character
promptly provided for families, schools colleges oCHER
AEAHORS. - East l4thst
VNEACHERS supplied TO schools and families
i without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH. EDUCA.
TIONAL BUREAU. 80 Unionsquare
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Jnsfrntflon.

For Bows and Young Men-Countrv
PUTGE2'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
IL Brunswick N j. lOSth year begins Sept 10. Sends 80
boy. year college Prepares for college sclentsc school,
''Ou'"'' '"'"' Rev D. T. RELEY. Rector
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6ialloNerp.

FRANCIS g. L0UTREL, As Maiden lane. 90,
H. hct your custom. All kinds OF Blsnk.Dooks PAp%
Stationery aud Printing ALLOW prices. ,
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Religions Notices.

The Rev. SAMUEL CULCORD
will preach At $50 SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
aThs Great Qusston-Msns Accountability to God" Sing
ing BY R0BEkT b McILvAINE ana the great choir, All
seats free. Everybody welcome
At scotch Presbyterian Church l4th.st. bet 5h and
Tho Pastor INC Rev HHTiL Il MA@Gf6S viii psadh
AnniversaryThe Forty eighth Anniversary the ~ Y.
p T. civ Mission society win be held SUNDAY EVEN.
ING November ~ Gay%Iy Church at $50 9e,oek Tne
Charles Tracy stephen Nash esq, the Rev. Dr. Pot
tie Rev JAMES N. RTNG, D. d. 1850 q m. TEXT Take
preaching b, the Rev JOSEPH f. KING D. D.. 730 p m.
STRANGERS welcome.
@ ga SP,omosT III kfy DR. Pastor
before the NewNofk Bible society cordial wrlcOne all
AZ stanton street Baptist Church Pastor SAM,
bR NkFHEW HALE sMT ANA e EyESlNG
are invited
All Souls Church 4th ave-, corner 2Ohsf-The Rev.
MORN no, O'Clock, ami at 7iJ p NJ evening service,
seats iree sunday sclool, 9:i5 a. IN.
Church S n Ss "Rl? sr P1rl,
PsT II1' 4se 81 me Hifhr, order Rector the ey ED
1850 o'clock. Strangers cordially welcomed
che - b. Ss T e. R1Pst Church Wet tG4;!
ING 1890 o'clock and by the Prstor the Rev Dr hRMI
a All strangers welcome.
A Grand Murphy overflow" Temperance Meeting at
sharp. Ihe Rev. MN. B. AIFLE'k and Mrs. S0HEnBY
N. Of SyTa-n'e y y vii sp"aN The Chrstian women
in exercises. Bang MOOdy Saukty
j. Il. 0IBBS, PTtsdout.
A. the Murray IIill Presbyterian Church 4Ohst
.e4 no MORROW.
7iJ D. m Preaching by The iar;oI, the Isy. GEORGE :.
CHAMBERS. -ubl Ct Tor tAU mUIMug. SIN Higltsuus.
ness and Judgment subject Tor o." evening Chustial
Facts and Christian Ic -tmuly." stronger WrlcuIle
Anrhon Memorial Church, islssL; wet Of Dab ave-
HEBI.t NEWTON, viii preach % The morning
Church Of the Covenant iPr~uytrrau corner
npd :j5th Ht.-Thr Rev. MARVIN r. VINCENT ID, Pas
N preach SUNDAY l'th INST Services az ii and
t3O H. m Al 50 IN. meeting Tor promoting Christian
among the Addresses By Tho Rev. POOR OF
ytIlaiolphil and the Hev. Dr. KNOX. President 81
German theological seminary. and hers Sunday school
g:JOa N. Lecture WEDNESDAG at pm.
Church Of Messiah corner "a tn tand Park HveThe
Rev g. A. CALTHROP.Ot HyTacuse. VIII preach SUNDAY.
subject In tho MORNING. NJ IL, Man aud tho Heayens
EVENISU. At y: Heaven and Hell or, Hetrbuti1n and
Eeward" sunday school in Chapel At ,. m seats freq
Public invited
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