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HARMED.
3. Frzanasua. duly Nv & Besdsr % Mis-
sszzl< 6sllt- sszA q Virginia View
DoRx.
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vrrEin2A- suss x-wife Il C. Brown. ssa-
virEi..A Judy ss-Eifs ID 6eoree L~mp. .
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xa1Dlk- Va seee sbras - yesss-
Ths fancrs- VII take pascs fhss sfserncoa.
n : g'cissk. fren he zn1extAktnx roams Ct
~ p. Hsskel 60 Bnez sfreet. Frsenas and
aoanuintnnra< ss rrspeefszlsy zs~ss@a - A.
a1nd.
SPECIAL NOTICES
4 Fact
Bart Ashin cannot b zndexsssd By esfher
Wholesaler. retailer. O. peddiss. i=rcxsea O.
native. lev o. GENTLE
Nouey Wantea.
Bart. Of The n. 1 n. +. D. wants no.ey.
and viii sell goods a any sacriAee.
~
Peaisave Dargaina.
Those forced drivss nov on. in every depart
ment At the Niners' and Mechanics Trade
Depot
| 1Abboua.
Ribbons dirt cheap. 10 cents on TIE dollar. 1t
l.Aaiess MIA Moves
Imported Ladies Kid Gloves. imported. d
ths best manufacture. fer - cents.
REvEssrsax Brcx Nrr. cheap, Il BART.
A8HIMD-
Tnon AucTlox.-Embrosdersss, Insertaous
Kdess. Lace. rsp<s. SIN Rsbhnus. veavse.'
Kffnaes. Cord Elassics. ThrsaAs. 6imn. eec.
from suction. u DAEf. AaHIN1.
ccxss' rnnsAD. oaly four his . dos.n. q
BART. AGHIMB
CcR~rro. four Nits. a BART. AsTUM-S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAprns' uxDxzwnA., half fsescry prices. at
BART A6Hm8
CcnnRT 0fKua. exfrn regular Bnnks. rssent-
a. 90 h1l u DAkT. Asa1MD-
Dun vguuSa. N q; sc:Sz-E.k-rfS e<no
. yssa. a DARr. A8HTHS
HosB-cAfldrens Ho~e. striped. very seesP.
81 DART. ASHIM0A
YAScr 0oocs. cheap. ~ sny price. II bAkf-
IN. prauoxp Rrrx-cs.A dsvn r1les the
ruuns q BARI. AannM1A
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ce4s,. I.n:Ae. osiy -four .ss = dss-a. /.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

TEE San Francisco -Wasps has . car
loon Of the Gnbernatorial candidates in
California Clean j. in the lead NTH Per
kins close after him. while White. the
w~orkingmen's candidate. i bad third in
he race. We have an idea that the
.sw2sp" has put them down ia he precise
order in which they viii come ont
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rhose forced dvivsa nov on. in every depart
ment At the Miners aud Nechanics' rsa
Depot.
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ccs-rr.. -four siss, Il BAKr. AsHMs.
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NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH I HAVE
~ NO coafroi compel me 10 sever my counec-
5aa viii the Chop Stand in ysck PeFrys Cor
neT. EDxAk y. RYAN.
Eureka. July .. 1873 jyso
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NV Yoxx. July =.

= loRxs July -
william Churchill. . well kzssz down
town merchant, Was to-day txken 10 the
Tombs' Court from the New Street. Sta
tion-houss. BY an o4eer. On = charge pf
robbery, preferred BY Miehaea Csrrln. .
wealthy returned Californian chzrrhM
called at . jewelry store yesterday. and
asked permission 70 examine . gold chElns
willie doing %, Carroll who us& xszpding
put his hands in his pocket aud excisine5.
Il am robbed. eight hundred pounds ia
Bank Of England notes and $50 in
money has been stolen. He CHARGED
Churchill with the robbery, and despite
all protestAtions canscd his arrest. A. the
Court Carroll suddenly remembered that
be wore . money belt. and there hid AWAY
found the money. Churchill uas about
overcone with shame and grief 1t being
forced through the streets . prisoner.
Carroll. with : sheepish look md in . Low
tone. sxid that he had nnjastiy accused the
merchant. We'll. air" exclaimed Justice
wersell. "havent you sense enough 70
know that il i very serious TO make an &C
cusation Of this kind without causes Mr..
Churchill" he continued. addressing he
gray-haired prisoner. Il regret that ] can
moi do NOR for you in this matter than 10
say that ron ara Aonorably discharged.
But ron have your remedy in ; civil court"
Mr.. Churchill said he would take the
suggested.
ATLANTA. Ga, July -.
The officers have Just returned from .
bloodhound hunt after one Of the murder
en- Of Dtfor and his wife ON Friday night
They captured him and be confessed 10 the
murder being done BY himself, . white
nan and another negro Asa Morgan. the
captured man. says he held the lamp While
Tie white man killed tie old people. Two
o0cers are After The other svo. Morgan
i IN jail He vas badly bitten BY the
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Bart. Of the n. 1 N. +. D. vants none,
and viii sell goods II any sacriAce.
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The Secretary Of War hA autographed
the President II she Beard of Health ~
Menphis. in Response 70 IN application for
nations. that r.tions vii ouly Be fur
nished = persons sick WITH the yellow
fsver or In The quaranaEe camp and Who
can b snbsisscd in no ofhex way.
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Bart Ashtm cannot b zndersa5d BY ezfhez
Wholesaler. retailer. a. peddisr. imported @
native. Jew OF Gentile-
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Nu- Poueroy. whs. With her child. was
renewed iron Presfnn street 10 the hoe
pital last vsek. died last night The child
uas sc6ering from the fever. but Is doing
veil They arrived fr0n Aemphis only
the day before they uers removed 20 the
hospital The death af Nrs- Pomeroy 10
the third that has occzrred here this year
from yellow fsser and the knst al the yei-
low fever hospital All o. The cases we're
imported from 1empAis. not . single local
eane having occurred
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strEzEaA- szsr H-wffe q HezT P1p<r. .
~&nnxt1er-
Ff-ex1A- sEsy x-wzfs - Ia Dsys<. koa
ErErzz gu1< x-gff< Il c. Brown.a asa-
Virginia July 1s-wifs M George Lenp, Q
AnnEh1ex-
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List Of Unclaimed Letters

OBTAINING IN rHE PoSTofT1CE Al
II Rureka- View. On the zsts day Of sniy.
1873. ferscn. calling fer any q fssse letters
viu please say. Advertised JAY Sfn. isss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-14
Building Associations.

The Central Committee appointed by the
Building Associations of this county met
yesterday at Turner Hall, to take measures
to guard their already large and rapidly
growing interests against the attacks OF un-
Just legislation, by united action.
A constitution was drawn up and adopt
ed. The name of the Association is is"Union
of Building Associations OF Hamilton Coun-
ty Ohio"
The officers OF this Association are to con-
sist OF President one Vice President, one
Recording Secretary, one Corresponding
Secretary and one Treasurer, who shall be
elected annually on the first Saturday in
April, between the hours of 7 and 10 O clock
D. H., and shall continue in office for one
year, or until their successors are elected
and qualified.
The following Standing Committees shall
be appointed by the President, consisting
of five members each, to-wit: A Committee
OH Legislation, Committee on Ways and
Means Committee on Finance, Com
mittee on Membership.
The Committee on LEGISLATION is to keep
itself informed of all laws introduced by the
Legislature that tend to effect adversely the
interests OF the Building Associations.
The funds of this Association shall con-
sist of all assessments of one cent per share
on one-dollar shares, and other shares in
that proportion, upon the shares of every
Association having u representative in the
Association.
Section /. The regular meetings of the
Association shall be held on the first Sat
urday evening of each month, beginning at
~ o'clock, from October 1st to May 1st,
and at o clock the rest of the year.
A meeting will be held April oath, to
elect officers.
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Real Estate Transfers.

~ShSSS
The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon Saturday to noon to-
day
Ii. II. Rieckelman ct al. TO Geo. A. Smith,
so by 100 feet on the south side of Mound
street, 25 feet east from McGrew street ;
5000.
Chas. D. Coffin to Harriet L. Mitchell, 27
by l20 feet on the south side of Seventh
street, l2G feet east from Plum street; also
leasehold estate, 81 by 60 feet, on the north
side of George street, 80 fleet east from Plum
street; $2l, 750.
Mary J. Agin and husband TO Henry
Huffman, 10 by 100 feet on the southwest
corner of Wilkinson and Kenton streets,
Walnut Hills; 81, natural love and atiec.
ton.
Daniel Heis and wife TO John Kramer,
10 acres, being lot No. /, subdivision Of
estate Of Sebastian Heis deceased, in Cole
rain Township; $4oo.
Jacob Limpert and wife, per Master Com
missioner, to Joseph Burkhardt, 16 30-100
acres on east side of Lebanon Pike, in south.
west quarter of Section 4, Millcreek Town
ship; $l.666 81.
John Clermont and wife to Charles s.
Mueller, so by 500 feet, on west side oi
Prices Hill road, l21% feet north from
south line OF Section 50, Storrs Township
$3.50.
Catharine Hamel and husband to Eliza
beth G. Miller quitclaim to 5219 by 100 feet
on northeast corner OF Colerain Pike and
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Cumminsville; 81 and other considerations
Theo. +. Norwood and wife to Charles p
and William Rendgs, 100 by 250 feet or
north side OF Nor Inside avenue 575lz fee
west from Montgomery Pike, in John 7
Wright's subdivision, Walnut Hills; 81, OPS
Elizabeth w. Boyle TO Frank Kinker, 3,
by SG13 feet, on the northeast corner o.
Flint street and Dalton avenue; $3,04o
| VIM. NJ. Brooke and wife to Nancy c.
Hendricks, 25 by 100 feet, on Boone street
Corryyille; $500.
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for three months, Sarah,n said the Judge.
"Oh, I'm mooch obleeged to yer honor for
the light dose ye give me; but ye (pointing
to the officer who arrested herr Pll make ye
suffer whin l git out-you bet yer
but before she could finish, Officers Gaul
and Taylor had picked her up, and were
carrying her down stairs.
Thomas Wade who resides on Pearl street
near Pike, called upon his mother last night
at her residence on Arch street. There he
found his brother John, alias Hump"
who has been a source of annoyance to
his mother for some time past. He will
not even earn his own living, let
alone helping to support his aged
mother When Tom met him at the
parental roof last night he repremanded
him very severely for his laziness. John,
becoming enraged, drew a razor and, rush.
ing at his brother, cut him four times, in
tiicting rather serious wounds, the worst
one being on the left thigh from which the
blood flowed in quantities. John was ar
rested and charged with cutting with in
tent to kill. The case was continued until
next Friday.
Andy Manley, better known as "Handy
Andy" was sent up for thirty days, he hav-
ing imbibed too much whisky yesterday,
which worked him into the station-house.
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WAITING THE WICKED
To the Home on the Colerain Pike

To the Home on the Colerain Pike.
The case of Annie Lewis, when called be.
fore Judge Wilson this morning, was con-
tinued until next Friday. Annie is the
coored damsel who tried to kill Andrew
Jackson last Saturday, by firing fourteen
shots at him.
Ball Thomas, young colored boy was
arraigned for cutting with intent to kill
Samuel Jefferson whom he cut in the neck
during ball given in Holidays Hall, cor
ner of Fifth street and Central avenue, on
the morning of the 11th inst. The case
was continued until Friday.
Sarah Mcdonnell was requested to stand
up. Officer Mckinley testified that he
found Sarah on Fourth street, between
Walnut and Vine streets, at an early hour
yesterday morning, yelling at the top of her
voice. Judge Wilson asked her what she
was making so much noise for on the street.
"Well, yer Honor" she replied, "the way
that officer trated me wud make anybody
me by the back Nv the neck and
held my head down an made me
kiss the stones on the sidewalk" "Go out
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The Sangerfest.

A special meeting Of the Cincinnati Sen-
gerbund will be held next Wednesday eve
ming at Roettger's Tivoli, on Vine street.
The Hotel Committee of the s@ngerfest
will meet tonight at the st. Nicholas The
Press Committee will meet this evening at
Turner Hall.
The Committee on Procession of the COM
ing S;engerfest have issued circulars to all
civil and military organizations in the city,
inviting them TO take part in the parade.
The Finance Committee of the Cincinnati
snngerfest will meet next Friday at the
Gibson House.
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Malarial Diseases,

TIE USE OF STRONG MEDICINES OR PoISONS,
TAKEN INTERNALLY OR BY ABSORPTION FROM
PADS OR CUSHIONS SHOULD NOW BE DIsCoN-
TINUED.
The attention of our readers is invited to
the advertisement of Magills Chill Cure,
Tonic and Appetizer. By the wonderful
merit which this medicine possesses, il is
rapidly finding its way to all parts OF the
South and West. Strange as it may seem,
not single strong or harmful ingredient
is used in the manufacture of this prepar-
alton, and il may safely be given to a babe.
While this is strictly true, evidence of the
strongest character can be produced, show
ing most wonderful cures OF malarial dis
eases, not alone OF fever and ague, but also
of typhoid fever, congestive chlls, neural
gia, dyspepsia, etc. A gentleman coming
up on one Of the Mississippi boats during
the yellow fever epidemic, had bottle OF
this medicine with him, and found a friend
from Greenville, carried from his bed to
the boat sick, using quinine under direc-
tions of physician. After much entreaty
he consented to use this medicine, and was
walking about the boat well, within twen-
ty-four hours Our readers should ask ior
Magilrs Chill Cure, Tonic and Appetizer.
If their druggists or dealers have none, get
them to order it, or send the order, with price
of medicine inclosed, to the proprietor and
the medicine will be sent to them.
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Read the Testimonials

DAvIsvIILI, CAL. Nov. 8, 1878
CHAs. LANGLEY & Co.. San Francisco
DEAR SIRs: l take great pleasure in informing
you Of the most gratifying results OF the use Of
CARB0LlNE in my own case. For three years
the top of my head has been completely bald and
smooth, and had quite given up any hope OF re-
storing the hair. Four weeks ago ! noticed the
advertisement of CARBOLINE and on the recon-
mendaton of friend concluded to try bottle,
without any great hope Of good results, however
have now used it less than month, and to my
most agreeable establishment my head is complete.
ly covered with a fine, short, healthy growth of
hair, which has every appearance Of continued
growth; and confidently believe it will restore it
as completely as ever it WAS in my youth.
/ take great pleasure in offering you this testi-
monla and you have my permission to publish
the same. Yours, truly,
CHAS, L. WHITE, Dayisyille Cal.
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Assessors.

The Assessors elected last Monday met
this morning in Auditor Cappeller's Office
and received their books and instructions.
They will at once start out and make their
rounds for the listing of the property Of
our citizens The property 10 be listed are;
Horses cattle, mules, asses sheep, hogs,
carriages, wagons, watches, piano-fortes,
organs, the monthly average value of all
goods and merchandise owned or held dur.
ing the year, moneys in possession or or
deposit, moneys invested in bonds, stock
and annuities dogs over three months old,
and household goods, such as furniture,
HAld and silyerware, books. iewelry, farm.
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M. & C, R. R, Connection Track

The Board Of Councilmen held a called
meeting last Saturday afternoon, and on
motion Of Mr.. Fitzgerald the vote by which
the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Connec-
tion Track Ordinance failed on its final
passage was rcConsidered, and the ordinance
was then passed. Itnow awaits the Mayor S
signature, and the final approval by the
Board of Public Works.
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Walking Matches.

The amateur walking match at the High.
land House last Saturday tor the benefit OF
the Children's Home, resulted as follows:
Campbell SO miles, Evans 55, Butler 81,
Pugh 40, Van Haumm As and Jones A.
Madame Anderson will next Saturday
commence the task at the Highland House
of walking S04 miles in j3G consecutive
hours The tramp will continue for TWEEN
ty-two days and eight hours.
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ing utensils, lumber, coal and all personal
property.
The Assessors have one hundred and
thirty-seven assistants to help them in
making the assessments.
A petition was signed by them this morn
ing asking the Legislature to restore their
pay to the former amount, namely, 81 so
per day.
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Thomas V. Tieman Jack Painter, Frank
W. Graf James Hcrn, Joseph w. SHARP
and Harry C, Morris walked from the
corner of Harrison and Spring Grove ave
nues TO the eleyen-mile post on the lat
ter anu return yesterday. Sharp came in
first, makisg the distance in four hours and
forty minuteR
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You can now stop at the Grand Central
Hotel, on Broadway, New York, on the
American plan for So so or s. per day, OF
you can, on the European plan, take your
breakfast there in the morning, take your
lunch down town, or dine with friend,
and your room at the hotel will only cost
you 81 per day and upwards, and meals are
also provided, at moderate prices, at the
elegant restaurant attached to the hotel.
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The Light Fantastic.

The Evangelical Protestant St. Peters
Church, corner Of Main street and McMick.
en- avenue, will give grand bali this even.
ing at Jefferson Hall.
The St. Cecilia Mnnnerchor give HOP
tonight at Mozart Hall.
The second annual ball Of the Robinson
Rifle Team will be given tonight in Lafay'
ette Hall, on Race street.
The German Butchers Association will
celebrate Easter Monday this evening by a
grand ball at Turner Hall.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WAsHISGTos, April A-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley cooler northeast fol-
lowed by warmer southerly winds, station
ary followed by falling barometer, cloudy
and possibly rainy weather.
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Missing.

Mrs. Mary Ann Perry, tifty-six years old,
Is missing from her home, No. 301 West
Fourth street.
William Geier, an eight-year r.old lad, liv-
Ing at No. All West Fifth street, has been
missing from his home since last Monday.
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Suffering will exhibit its presence by the
cries of the baby, and should be removed
by the prompt use of that highly recon-
mended remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
1t is free from opium. Price 25c.
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KENNEDY & COMPANY
PITTSBURG PA.

PITTSBURG, Pa,
Sole Agents for the United States, the Canada.
and Great Britain.
For sale by all Druggists throughout the United
States and wholesale by John D. Park & Sons
Reakirt Hale & Co., r. Macready q Co. and Burd
sal Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Arthur fetcrs & Co.
r, A. Robinson & Co. and J. B. wilders d Co.
Louisville, KY, and all wholesale and retail
Druggists throughout the United States and
Canada apilyd, +, NAV ap91yW
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No remedy in the world ever came into
such universal use, or has so fully won the
confidence of mankind as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the cure of coughs, colds and
Cnusumn mntiOn
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JOSEPH r. PoND, JR,, Attorney at Law, North
Attleboro, Mass, says: "For more than twenty
years portion Of my head has been as smooth
eight weeks ago was induced to try your CAR
BoLINE. and the effects rave been simply wonder
ful. Where no hair has been seen for six years,
there now appears a thick growth. | expect the
rapidly as hair does after it Is cut. You may use
the above testimonial If you choose, and may re-
fer to me forit truth"
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W. H. BRILL & Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy
Pitsburg. Pa, says: 1--WE have sold preparation
for the hair for upwards ftwenty years, but hav,
never had one to sell as well or give such univer
sal satisfaction as CARBoLINE We therefore rec
ommend 1t with confidence to our friends and tn,
general public"
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy.To Tobcaeo.
Attention, Smoky Chimneys,

RATE SETTING, MANTLEs, RANGES,
" furnaces, and general brickwork by e. c,
STEPHENS, residence 1872 Richmond st. h53m
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Mr. GUsTAvUs r. HALL, of the Oates Open
Troupe writes: AFTER six weeks use am con
WINGED that your CARBoIISE has and is producin.
a wonderful growth Of hair where had none TO
years"
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Your CAROLINE restored my hair after every
thing else had failed. consider it the best thing
out for the purpose intended.
B. F. ARTHUR,
Chemist, Holyoke, Mass
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The sermon was from the text from Goth
chapter OF st. John, Goth verse, viz. Jesus
saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast
seen me thou hast believed; blessed are
they that have not seen, and yet have be-
lieved"
AT the House of Refuge Easter services
were held at o'clock i'll the afternoon.
The Easter Carol" by the children and
teachers was finely delivered. Rev. Mr..
Hudson delivered the sermon and Rev. Mr..
Livingston gave the benediction.
The event of the day was the public trial
| by Mr. Gerold Of the new organ at st.
| Xayier's Church.
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Easter.

Easter was celebrated yesterday with un-
usual pomp in our churches. The day was
warm and pleasant and large crowds were
drawn to the various places OF worship of the
Catholic Methodist Episcopal and Protest
ant churches. On Saturday we gave full
list OF the places where music and divine
services would be held, and the programme
laid out was faithfully carried out. The
floral decorations were profuse and costly.
The Zerubbabel Commandery No. /,
Knights Templar met at Allen Temple yes
terday afternoon at o'clock, where large
audience listened to the following ceremo-
nes:
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CHAS. Z, WHITE, Davisville, Cal.
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TIE Use OF STRONG MEDICINES OR PoIsoNs,
TAKEN INTERNALLY OR BY ABSORPTION FROM
PADS OR CUSHIONS SHOULD NOW BE DIsCoN-
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CARTER MEDICINE co.