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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A CCrION HOUSE OF VAN rAsSELL L KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
MAR 4TH AV
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I)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday, Sep
tember % 1879. will close this Office Tuesday at
T. NJ for Europe by steamship Mon via Queenstowna
wednesday at NJ. for France direct. by steams
ST. Laurent. via Havre. and = p NJ for Europe, By
steamship Algeria via Queen Thursday at 30
A. M for Europe by steamship Baltic, via Queen stown
for Germany and France must be specially
addressed and at II NJ for Europe by steamship Vie
land via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg; SNtur-
day 80 a. M for Europe, by teamship CITY of Rich
mond via Queenstown Correspondence for Germany and
Scotland be specially addre<sed and at 80 A. n.
for Scotland direct by steamship Circassia via Glasgow.
and II 80 A. for Europe by steamship Donau vda
Southampton and Brcmen. The ,aais for Denmark Swe-
den aud Norway despatched by Hamburg and Bremen
only Tn. mails for Newfoundsnd leave New
York September i6 Tho mails for Hayti, ST. Domingo
and Turks Island leave New York September Is. Ths
mails Havana leave New York September II and ID
The mails for Hayt Jamaica and Msraeaibo leave Now
York September Tho mails Porto Rico direct
New YORK september 20 The mails for Aspin wall and to
Pacific New York Tine mails for
Mexico leave Now York September "a Tho mails for
Australia, &c. leave San Francisco September - The
mails China japan leave Francisco October
Posr Orrok. NKw YoRK. september 13, 1879
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster
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On every horse that sound kind and
In harness three days given
o
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PART CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS crUEsDAY'S)
SALE, AT IN O'CLOCK


VERY HASDsoxE BAY rRoISs E eELDIsG lsss
the perfect rosdsters in the city safe for
ss,I
last with tho most enduring: is warranted sound and
NO built
BAY s. s 'i hD9s
Can rRoT n ;' has used y
has a S ii and
TOP SIDE Bxa aaS ROAD WAGON BY Brewster Co., o,
BAY ,GELDING, SIRED BY SON OF HANDLE
ia HANDS 5isa: ! Years Old: FkSrrED Exsf FALL
s sEb a ssa ~ @
sisd sash ssaS hG!s crprs x HANDS HIGH
syssrs old; yosy stylish driver gentle and safe
Ss
trained animal IN the city, ia' hands high years
and warranted sound and kind aad true in all bar
TOP %saoS Vsss sSl.sls 3. GrfRf:s gvRGsf. f.d
sind and true In all narnoss; Business Harness and
BAY GELDiNG. isi HANDS HIGH. years old; very
sr e 1 ns any
action is an excellent pole horse and Is warranted
H ssa .Ss Is HANDS n HIGH od
h4aS h l ss. class %
kind and true in all harness; Coupe Harness made in
ELEGANT LANpAULRr, MOROCCO LINED with Polo
shs skSw owl Sy wgsS Bis s HANDS HIGH
eid free. prompt handy driver; safe for ladies'
children's not afraid of anything; sharp
eller; warranted kind in all harness and under sad
die; Dunscombe Harness. Sheets Robes and
TOP WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER
SORREL HORSE Is HANDS HIGH, 8 years old
.na s iny
and
TOP WAGON
DAPPLE GRAY HORSE. l5k HANDS HIGH, years
old; good fsee driver not afraid of anything suit
able for family or business purposes; warranted
sound and kind and true in all harness Set Harness
and
COUPE ROCKAWAY. IN FINE ORDER.
BLACK MARE, l5A HANDS HIGH. years old;
ranted kind and true in all harness Business Har-
and
TOP BUSINESS WAGON.
BAY HORSE l5A HANDS HIGH. years old; very
pleasant driver; does not shy pull trot close
to3 minutes; warranted sound aud kind and
all harness.
ALSO 4 NUMBER OF USEFUL FAMILY AND BUsI-
NESS Horses
CLARENCE. IN GOOD ORDER, MOROCCO LINED;
two top side bar Wagons, by Brewster Co., Of
Broome St do BY Be.rdsley good as new Coupe
bar Wagons; top Phse.ons, top Business Wagons:
SALE COMMENCES At TEN O'CLOCK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 2e5 BROADwAY-
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VERTTSEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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Second race-Handicap for all ages mile three
NEWPORT sTEEPLECHAsES.
PIRsT DAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s.

FIRST RACE.--Hurde Race Of mile heats; weight for
drst horse second and $50 the third.
EsSs e sssS S ssD lem %
mile; gentlemen rdss to, horses % which ssvs been
since ssp,s%ssr and sgsa 70 ls
M s5 5 lbs nS 6s lSs lbs s S 1ssa
tho second horse Of riders with their col
bers Of the westchoser Polo Clubs the winner
TussSsy ssps%aOs s weights to to
'FoURrH EAcE.-Ths NsSDsrs s,espischasea ;seeple
1Ys ss % ss the
to the socond and sico e the third Entries to close on
Wednesday, September IL, at II N.
SECOND DAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
won ovsr the short of about
two miles; xoiter Weights $500 horse 500
Friday September 10, at I'm.
Of OF mie piece Of plate ADDED; second
made At the adgss on the course after
nounced 10 o'clock and acceptsnces be made by II
THIRD RacE~Ths Middiesown steeplechase, hand
cap over the short OF abcn two
soo the second ana 500 to the third Entries be-
made =. the judges stand on the inn .'
~ O'clock and acceptances to be made
500 for all ages of which
500 the second and $50 the third horse: three
year-olds TO los lbs ia lbs ave
and upward, 1lS lbs. maidens allowed, II three
years old, lbs four old 10 lbs five and
ward IA lbs ThreeQuarters OF mile heats the hat
The races will be under the rules of tho American
Jockey Club
Owners intending horses at this meeting will
for favor the stewards by notifying them early
possible the number which they viii probably bring
that proper be provided Hay and
straw will be furni shed free.
Free horses to be this meeting
furnished from York via Old Colony Steamboat Line
from foot Of Murray All horses TO be board by
Pm.
Communications be addressed to either Of the stow
ards 1t the Ocean House. Newport r. l.
PERRY BELMONT,
II. 5. FEARING, Stewards
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THE TURF.
mHTON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS,

pRmHTON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS,
II CONEY ISLAND.
R~ces every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Steepe
chase or hurdle each day Races at r. ~
GRAND RACES TO-DAY. AT BRIGHTON BEACH
FAR Grounds Coney Isand-First selling race one
mile with the Following Piquot lOe Edwin A.
los Piqne. 10; HppogriRe l0S Egypt los; Molie Nc
Giny, 9l Gorilla s Milan lO2 Bowstring. 81; Vir-
Second race-IIandicap for all mile and three
quarters.
Governor HAMPTON. 1l9; Enterprise. 100; Nipper, 95;
voturno. llo Peter Haynes 80 Lizzie D. lu2; Le Roi.
lOl.
Third raceThe Handicap Sweepstakes for all ages $50
zach only $50 declared by the s of September
with $3.50 added the receive Sl50 the
stakes. Ono mile and a furiong.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TROTTING HORSE
IN NBREEDERS.-Third Annual Trotting Meeting.
Inaugural Public Sale.
Prospect Park Fair Grounds September 16, II and ID
Three races each day. in which will appear the get OF
many of the distinguished sres The sale of stock
comprising the Of Rysdyks Hambetonan and other
celebrated srcs. will take place the f7th and lSth
commencing at 10 80 A. NJ. each day. Races commence
o'clock The usual routes to Coney Island avail
able to reach the track. H. w. r. MALL President
L.. ID. PACKER Secretary
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NlROTTING MEETING.
i AT PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
SEPTEMBER 10. II and IL.
The Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad is tho
ONLY ROUTE that runs DIRECT to Fair Grounds
Trains half the Brooklyn Depot 9th
and 10Th and land directly 1t the Grand
Stand.
The Brooklyn Depot reached by horse from
all the ferries
Excursion tickets .25 cents
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SPECIAL NOTICES

n1vOkcEs SPEEDILY. WIfH0UT PUBLICI1Y-IN
~ desersio1 ya,Ioas iesn causes; CON
Saint Marks place adjoining Cooper institute No charge
until divorce granted
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

CRAND OPENING OF IMPORTED PATTERNS Al
UTAYLOR DEvLIN'S Emporium OF Fashion. S2b
Broadway. corner 18th ST.. commencing SePtember IL
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 MARS ACADEMY or DANCING 80 BLEBCE
h.er st., opcn; pupils attend at ther couvsnienca
Send tor circular.
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At SAUsE'S DANCING ACADEMY 1l4I16 EAST
Ai3th.-Caasses now forming. ALL the WAIrZES
TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Private Instruction all hourA
Sood for cir
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CADEMY or DANCING. BROADWAY AND SD
Ast-Mr TRENoR gives lessons every day. from A. u.
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~ THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY COMPANY
~. Successors TO Murray. Miller a CO.,
ankfot Lottery drawn i23 Mark Louisvillc
537-sKPTkNHkR 10 1879
9, 55, ~. g, Is. 81, ~. rs 90 10 80 OF. So.
CLASS NO. 53S-sKrrxxRER Is, ls7a
For informstion Nos. 10 Bowery 2oS West si... =
Ann st. 1855 4th av 2o7 Broadway room No. y aud 2s2
Green wich st. LUrHY h 90, Brokers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADVICE FREE.-Dil WHITEHEAD. PRoyEssoR OF
hMdwifery, 2l5 East 10th ST., Sd av
A POSITIVE CURE Is GUARANTEED FOR ALL
n special complaints; board aud nursing.
DR. RoEDEL. 10 West 18th st.
A LII DISEASES OF EITHER SEX WHATEVER THE
Acausc. speedily and permanently cured. Dr. cox 2C2
East 10th
LII GENUINE RYE AND ROCK" HAS MY SIGMA
ture label druggists and sell 81 pcr bot
tie, and depot 81 gallon. N VAN BELL ss Cham
bers st.. Church.
A ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PATIENTS. WITH
h.skilful treatment. by Dr. aud Mime. SELDEN, is2
Lexington av.
A LII DIsEAsES-BLOOD. SKIN, NERVOUS DEBIL
ATTY; foe whom cured; cures guaranteed DR.. FIRE.
NAN. 266 Grand At
A MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN
"A. Mrs. l. N. MARSH, iss last soth d. lrias twiesh
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You must cure that Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself II has established the
TACT that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whoopng
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases Of Throat
and Lungs, il is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it is pleasant to take and per-
fectly harmless to the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without il.
You can use two thirds Of bottle and il
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. so cts. and
al 90 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait Il Hard, Manches.
ter and Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are yon Cousli.
pated, have you a Yellow skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II 50 don't fail TO
use SIlLOH'S SYS EN- YITALZER.
1t is guaranteed TO relieve YOU, and will
you continue to suffer when YOU can be
cured on such terms rs these? Price 10
cts. and IS cts. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Webs Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try H..
Sold by Wait & Hard.
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MANCHESTER

-. W. Fowler hss BEEN admitted 10
she Bar ., the prrseui term " court
-. NJ shu,ack bss greatly Improved
hls Psemises By leveiing % The grounds,
rev Sidewalk, sc.
uuiou Band paid No Fletcher sad
burr aud Barton Seminary ,he compile.
ment Of = sercnAde Moudsy evening
--Call =, Wait a HARD. Tor pure psrI.
green Al s. eeais per pound Eight bail
eroqaei sels Of bard wood or si.25
n. I. Pardy hAs the sgtucs ior !
horse rake wbieh has been asel bg farm
srs 10 this sisInily ssd has glven abifer.
ssl ssllslaelion
There il some tAls of providing home
zmusemsnts fof The csmiug ash oi Jaly
Jass VIA, wili be done il uol yet decided
upon, bat due notice vii be gives.
~. D. Bauou has lad lbs fouuda
ton tor nsw barn 10 tie rear u hls reel.
denee Ths Old barn belonging 10 toe
Gray cottage hksslso boen remoged. max.
lbR decided lmprovemep, 10 sha local..
~.
TIE membsfs II The Uuaius KHKlne
Company are requested 70 meet 81 their
snglos hoase Tharsdsy evening", Al II I-g
o'eioek. EVER member s9oald be pfrs-
eat.
II. EaaEsToS, fowmsa.
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Since ne creaiiou. il i esslmsted that
81 .eo2, %. 0nQ09d have lived oa the
earth. Tbs sam divided By q .s6A 90
The uambef q squkFe miles, gives i.sls,.
ga $50 70 asQakFe rod, and 5 % = square
loot. suppono 4 square rod be divided
into 2 4 graves. each grave woad coulaln
100 persons. Bat this IL speculation, and
81 20 benefit 70 tie zoe 0o3 .po8 people
that now exisl, 500 00 90 a whom are
invaiids, 100000 dyiag each year
What they most want are ihe facts ecu.
ccfuiuE nr Ficree's Family Medicines.
For Scars BIS 6oldcn Medical Discovery
has been lbe standard remedy for The
cure 81 81 scroialoaA, throat. and lang
diseases While iuf over . qaagiCT q ;
century, Or sage's CaiaFTh Remedy has
has been Hufiyslied - positive care Tor
cstArrh. The testimony Of thousands Of
ladies has been published, certifying that
Or. Pierccs Fayorite Prescription posi-.
lively cures The diseases aud weaknesses
peculiar 10 women. For fnll lniormstion
see ihe Peoples Commou Sense Medical
Adviser, sn Illustrated work Of over goo
pages, price postpaid, $3.50. Over
loo coo copies sold, Address the author,
IN v. Pierce, NJ d., Buffalo, n y
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Was a subject Of absorbing Interest to
those " BIO realized how sadly disease bad
/ impaired her once marvellous beauty.
/ Physicians OF emiuence bad exhausted
all their skilI Ia her behalf, sud Il yel
seemed impossible 10 effect a cure. She
bad long been sufferer from pains IN
The side, back aud bead; dyspepsia en-.
sued, the appetite failed, and the nerves
became unstrung A torpid liver aud
/ intlamed Kidneys intensified the trouble.
[ II was complication that not uuirequeut'
/ II uccurs through the pernicious influence
Of one diseased organ upon another,
until the whole body Is Ia unnatural
/ sympathy. Finally, when Sandaline
was tried, desirable resction immedi-
ateiy commenced, The process of recu-
peration progressed until the full natural
standard Of health aud yigor was regain
ed. There are thousands OF similar In
stances where Sandaline cured when
doctors and drugs had failed. II is q
priceless boon TO the respondent, as II
opens 10 them a way from death TO life,
and, to-day, multtudes OF these are In the
enjoyment Of perfect health. VIII do
Just as recommended, used as directed,
or money refunded. Sandsline Cologne
is the most charming aud delicious per.
tume yet discovered. Price 81. AK
Your druggist. DR.. Gounod's great medi-
cal work, full OF interest, over 250 pages
Price 81. Send for IL,
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Tsgsgtaph ON.
Opsn from So AIatf. r.


Hos WALrrG G. Dusros. Chief Judge
Dos. EpwAHp Riee, As.t Jodees
ii0N. iaA CoCHgAS,
JonS " Han, CNrk
MrRoA BARTON, sheriff.
J. X. BArcBgLDER, State. Attorney.
The grand jury closed ,beir lab0ts on
Friday and asa result brought Ia twenty
four true bllls, most OF them, Il !. cup.
posed, being liquor cases. Judge Douton
Ia bis charge to The grand jury st The
commencement OF the session said IL was
their duty 10 investigate liquor selling 10
localities where The local authorities
would no, interfere 10 prevent rs abuse,
Several bills were ionnd against liquor
sellers 10 Bennington where, II Is under
stood, the local authorities are under the
control Of The liquor sellers. We notice
that the HoSefte makes the statement that
the grand jury were influenced 10 their
deliberations by political considerations
aud that bills we're found against Demo
cfAts while Republicans were leil TO pur
sue The calling without hindrancc. This
isa serious charge sud II true the grand
jury ought 10 be Indicted and pnnished,
but the Gazette has not made any specid'
cations, aud from tho character Of most
OF the men who composed the grand jury
The present term the people generally
will believe them innocent OF The charge
until some proof 10 forthcoming. From
the iset ,ha. those persons who were Ia.
dieled were informed Of thc proceedings
aud iied from the state 10 avoid arrest, IL
IL fair to presume that some one or more
OF the grand jury violated their oath Of
secrecy aud an investigation might make
II warm for them.
The iirsl case tried was Harriet Gr0rer
70. N, W. Neirtoa, which was bastsrdy
suit. Verdict guilty. Judgement OF the
court that The defendant pay $3.50.
n n, Long g. 9. W. Whitney and !.
q, Walker. This was an action TO re.
cover on Joint aud several note signed
BY the defendants Defendant Walker
plead The stature VI limitations The
case turned on payment made bY
Walker which he claims wac made with
Whilney's money aud produced a receipt
showing that fact. Long claimed that
tie pay ment was Endorsed on the note
and be supposed !, was pas meat by
Walker, which, II irue, would have made
him liable for The balance. Long did not
remember about the receipt The jury
rendered yerdicl Tor the defendant
Walker.
G. Ame,ioa aad seUe - n. G. Hosley.
THE wss sn seton on note which Mrs.
Amed0u claimed 80 bold against hos.
ley but which she los, Ai,er the III. was
broaghl aud before trial. lIosiey deuied
ever having given such note. After be-
ing oal all night The jury brought 10 a
yetdcl Tor the plaintiii, tor sl2s sud IN.
tercst
q ~ Bradieg - Derry phiRips is
now on trial la. exfs ciea that there
will be only one nsfr jars trial, Cham
1srtafa =. Raio. aud the iary sill prob.
ably be discharged this week.
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Have you seen a. W. Aul & Co.'S FoLDIso EAA
MUTFsf They are certainly the most perfect IN.
vention Tor the purpose ever invented For
years inventors have been tAxihR their brains 10
invent something that would eGeetusilY and
safely protect the ears and neck from cold, a,
the same time avoiding the danger from prOfnse
Precipitation, Witch tue Ail worsted wfAppngs
eugeBdefed. Tbis great desiderAtum has al lAst
been found BY the Invention Of THE EDqAH MUIR
uhieh IL 4 mug 20 arranged Es 10 DC all persons
no matter a. shat age. The maGs are made VI
and lined vith silk. The manufacturers are II.
". AuL A Co, bloomsbury, Pa. aud 4 postA
card wil bring yon circulars fally describing
these meYitori0us articles, Also explaining how
they prevent sickness ia many says. TIE Com
pany wtnt Agsnts, either ladies 81 gsnts, aud II
i one of the best cPsnings ever offered.
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j ~ - - haiMetl - hb@uA starring
/ bread RBd cracker cart. Success 10 them
thsl merit IT,
M Baily will attend the meeting q
The Grand Lodge Of +. & A. NJ, al Bar.
lingtou thIs week
People are nearly done planting aud
4 II The clerk Of the weather il Dot cautious
he viii have haying ready before plant.
log Is done
- severe frost here last Saturday
night pipped tomsto plants that were
covered mp. The thermometer IN some
localities stood at freezing after sunrise.
We bad high wind one night last
week which made business lively with
iruit trees, loose boards, and shingles,
but doing no serious damage except a
big scare to some people.
"A very pleasant surprise party met at
the house Of Mr.. Jacob Smith on The
evening Of May 9lst, II being the 18th
birthday OF bis eldest daughter, Miss Ina.
Thirty schoomates and friends met at
an early hour aud all seemed inclined TO
make the most OF the occasion, in social
chat aud music, both vocal aud nstru.
mental. gifts from the family aud
friends were left upon the table 10 the
amount OF forty dollars, for which the re.
clpient rendered her most sincere thanks.
The occasion was pleasant one and long
10 be remembered by All present; yet il
was saddenei by the thought that one of
their number (Lillie) was missing from
the circle, but her friends aud school
mates feel assured hat their loss is her
great gain. May they all be prepared 10
meet her In Heaven.
Ma EDnoR:- With Your permission
wish TO say word IN reply to the
Barnumville's explanation 10 letter
" hieh he or she SAYS WAS delivered aud
an explanation given. Now yonr cores
pondent would have you understand that
the X. X. Agent dropped the bag on this
particular OCChsioH, anu Hdu the EeHiIt-
man explained II IN that way no mention
would have been made drought the jour.
NAL. Now | wish TO give the exact
words which were used by the postmaster
on being asked how the letter happened
in his office. he reply was this aud no
more: "fhe train was too quick for me, >
AS we said before we are all liable to mis-
takes and that we eensured no one, and
IN regard TO our statements Of the mails
being criticised in what particular point
we do not know. When we hear the
postmaster say that be finds mail COR
three different post-oflices tied up in one
package and sent TO an Office that Is not
q distributing post-ofIice we think some
one has made mistake, for that mail
must necessarily be delayed until another
mail leaves the Office; but we do not even
censnre the railroad route agent for this
for we know II is not intentional but a
mistake.
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woman's wisdom.

"She insists that ii is more important
that her family shall be kept IN full
health, than that she should have all
the fashionable dresses aud styles OF
the times. She therefore sees to it,
that each member of her family is sup
piled with enough Hop Bitters, at the
first appearance of any symptoms Of
i'll health, to prevent fit Of sickness
with its attendant expense, care aud
anxiety. All women should exercise
their wisdom in this way. Ed.
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NV nlnnd WI Ten.

and as Spring has come, you need TO take some
kind Of blood medicine. Now II your skin IL
yellow, pimples come out on y0ar face and back,
eyes dun, feel bilious, take one OF two bottles u
On sAwRNs NV BLooD REMEDY, and YOU will
be snrprised al the change You will hesh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
cat will taste right, 10 fact you aud all others
should take a Blood Remedy IN the spring Ask
for On. sABENs NV BLOOD RENEDr, a. NC know
Il IL reliable aud will do A. We cay or money re-.
refunded. For sale by WAIT HARD, Price 81
per bnttle IS
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peso q pusilng Tie oApfeh AID parsonage
il better repsir They worked a AFeiT
pace al day, tbe ladies' proFiaiugA bona.
iifai rePts, Il neon. The morning Of The
81 they wsrs On haad sgAlu bat, owiug
70 the rain. work Vas sei commenced %.
'il TIE eievenih hour BsluE suxlous 10
saish shibEiipg The parsonage most ofshe
men were engaged % ghAi wbena flsging
toldlsg Eve mea gave way. Three q
tbem caught on The staging heiow ADD
iwo, william WbsoleF and Jaslia Bso.
zen, wtte pFecipiialsd on 70 a Pile ollum.
Der and shingles lyiog on ,be groaed be-.
iow Mr. Benson etoapcd With dlslo.
Gated ihumb SD eight brulses Mr.
Wheeler wU Injured Internally but bad
90 bones broken Or WoodwArd pre-
seliocd for him ard il is hoped thal be
will teoovef 10 dsy o. two, bot u wss =
narrow eseape.