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THE YEAR or JUBILEE
Bishop Corriaan's Pastoral Prociaiming the
Jubilee In New Jersey.

NEWARK, March 9-In st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral to-day. Chancellor Flynn read a pastoral
letter from the Right Rov. Michael Augustine
CorrGan. D. D.. Bishop Of Newark. and tho
apostolic letter OF his Holiness Pope leo Kill.
proclaining n jubilee. The Pope. following the
example Of his predecessors. in view of tho ap-
preaching anniversary OF his election TO the
sovereign Pontillcate. proclaimed 10 the Catho-
lie world. by letters apostolic. dated Feb. Is. q
plenary indulgence in the form Of a general
jubilee. The jubilee began on Sunday. March
2. and will continue until Peniicost. the lst Of
June next The conditions prescribed Of OBJ
tanning this spiritual favor Hre six visits TO a
church or churches. with the dcyout recitation
OF prayers for the intention Of the Holy Father
fasting, Including abstinence from flesh meat
on some day when otherwise one is not obliged
10 fast; alms to the poor, or to some pious
work. according 10 ones devotion: and good
confession and communion.
The Bishop suggests that. " as n matter OF
convenience n Friday be selected for the fast
on account OF the abstinence which is also en-
joined. He also recommends that, as the in
dulgence IL gained only when the last work il
performed. and as this should be- performed in
the state Of grace. the fasting and visits to the
churches prccede the appron N To tho holy sac
raments, SO that tho Inst condition complied with
be the receiving ot holy communion. The COM
plinnce with the Easter precept Is not sufficient
for the gaining OF the Jubilee.
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Nr Horny Weiler,on Of Louisville is a. the Eycre b
Associate Justice F!Dli is at the Buckingham.
Miss Alta Caycndi,h the actress will start for Bor
muia tins week, IN the hope OF hcttrng her health.
Miss Aiclndr LcuHoN i,totivc readings IN Brewster
continued underneath.
The Ars of Mis-, Kate Sanhoru', morning lectures viii
ee gwen ~ pr 'io'N church pailor next Friday
The Hon Joseph Nc,on chief Justice Of the Brooklyn
Citv Court viii lecture or the benefit OF the Ihy COLLEGE
q Bngslln on Tuesday evening On An Evening with
Jane. Brown Of y carroll street Broohl2n, who was
severely burned ly the explosion Of kerosene lampiu
died yesterday in the Long Is anu College H. spnl
What Is your name ~ asked Justice Wanlcll Of q
friday 'Ncue Marco, " She rcrci "w6src did
you sct the Mac iromt' " imarrlri an lr,hman."
sre am % & Of T . N9 Nss5 r.f' @ a g2i oap,s arSTs
SO fors'thc street wh,e hr ani Michael Long were
i, d>ms James NoNanas Of 10 clinton street wSi
Ascconl meeting to discus. improved homes for work.
in-Wcu aunouncd tor tsmorrPw cncmng N the large
,i & XIV nr tnrS BciioH. tbe REV Dr. iien11 icpI1
ami others, Will speak
Peter l. Van Nc.. completed at4P NJ yesterday. in
mc, 2''l consecutive hat hours lie was pGysoaiiy
S,y Mgn up Pm MGn M TS' @ bs II GfiGr condo9 a9
conclusion Of the Walk Wv
% m 'gM d3Mn NE pillars OF ine elevaisd railroad n
,cseri, b, i1' & M 4. i'S pti'9nsT
,nnitu To- go To liaIhln 4 loJ ;y IL climb ug 9ost
try to climb. butyas 50 trunk ialls'
u s%oR 7. E",sa9' & e@g.>sd , @ by CHares fsse ,aPr
ran away win his clothes AMI money leaving him dcsd
rars 6oici, awhile sni returned to NV YorE tive
week, ago fhege met lnm in the street on SATURDAY,
sou Market Police Court yesterday
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ONCE S.ITED by DRINK.
Bob Hart Delivering Temperance Lecture
In the Lyceum Theatre.

Bob Hart. the negro minstrel proved a strong
attraction for the meeting Of the Temperance Union IN
the LNceum Theatre. yesterday afternoon. The house
crowded and hundreds were turned away from the
doors Tony Pastor and many other variety show per
formers occupied boxes AMI orchestra chairs When
Bob appeared he loudly applauded lie had the air
Of Aminsiel stump speaker amt his address reminded
the hcafrr. in lts aud words of that
buresIGr address ~ which "Mhar we Now 20 II a
roitcrHuon lie said that he WAS living monument NJ
what temperance could do for amAn hc had been guilty
Of cNrry crime except stealing and murder, but bless
the Lord HV Oh the cup from my hp-' lie continued
Passing down, We wall n you and A. you please the
various stages. n pleasr ~ drunkenness" AMI de-
scuhed the STAGES In three sentences Drink he said
had never done anything for hm. except once when
saved him from being lost the steamer ENrun. star
lie Was to have sailed on that faied vessel hW got
d unk on The day a. her departure that hc cout
the WAY 10 the wharf lie had now been tcmpcraure
man three weeks AMI le did not propose 10 ever touch
another drop OF alcohol
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ing and In the tiers could hope TO sce
,he sthTt There were also fenrs that
me railing might be broken and the
police reserves were called, but little could be
uone me thronR was orderly, but intensely
ckclted. Big bets were made the odds STANDING
40 against OLeary. II was said that fully
lViVOO persons were outside trying to get in
Just before O'Lenry came out OF his cabin
hnu LOOK short run to Timber his jointa
hoWell walked quietly around the course once
hnu Ennis made one lap accompanied by his
vile The spectators rushed this way and that
trying to see all the walkers at once
~ Ive minutes to | the pedestrians were
chheu hieu out. They started promptly. Ennis in
ouIsido. On tho first lap. OLeary camo round
nTst kowcl second. Hartman third, and En-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
TIE MECH4NICS' LIEN Law.
The New Interpretation Given by the su-
preme Court oT New Jerhey.

A decision Of Importance tomochanics has
lately been given by the supreme Court Of
New Jersey. The case was rs follows; A build
ing in Belleville was leased for laundry pur-
poses. and the owner stipulated that all re-
pairs made during the term Of tho lease
should be made by the holdorthereof. Thosum
OF 5000 was expended for repairs, and the per
son holding the lease failed. Tho roofers made
n claim on the owner Ot tho build
ing. under the McrhaAics' Lien law.
for 5000. Tho casa was tried before
Judge Depue in 1878 Tho Court then held that
n consent To make tho building liAblo on n lien
claim must show that to be the intention on It's
face, and that rs the consent IN tho lease eX-
liable the lien could not be maintained. The
casc was taken To- the supreme Court. The
lattor holds that the lien is good. ami TINT it
makes no difference whether an owner declares
tnnt his building shnll not bo Liable; II he gives
his consent in writing TINT Instant tho building
is liable by the act Of tho law This case is tho
nrst of the kind reported in New Jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
Eleven chinese sunday school Boy..

"The purpose OF God concerning the Chinese
In thi. country" was the subject Of the Rev DR. sim
mons in Trinity Baptist Church last evening Three han
ners were displayed in front OF the pulpit bearing Bible
texts In English aud Chinese characters beautifully
wrought by one Of the eleven Chinese pupils Of the sun
dny ,rhnn Dr simmons preached ilom the text II a
stranger sonn with thee IN the land thou shalt not VeN
him. lie chArActculed the treatment OF the thinese IN
tins country unjust nui unchrsuan ana shd mat OF
The ! NJ Cinnamon in New York, NJ least 80 Wouh be
gai tp attend the night schools hut have been driven
away hy M usage lie urged that tho Chinese are en-
Titled 10 participate In all the bench extended 20 any
other f6Tegners smoke highly VI them as cleahly,
ugn industrious hkiliul pencabe people, whose pres
euce here would be beneht 10 ths~scNes and " lhs
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ImPEACnMENT IN FRANCE
FH.PresIdent MRcMnhOm 90 Demand that he
he Prosecuted with his Ministers.

LONDON, March Reuters despatch from
Paris says that II the Chambers vote for i'm
penchment cx- President MacMahon intends 10
demand that he be prosecuted with the Minis
ters A belief is gaining ground that the Cham
bcrs Will reject tho impeachment resolution,
The Iresse saws NJ. Renault will oppose It ON
Of the Militant Bonnpartists. advises th' Bona
partists 10 abstain IRON voting. md not 10 aid in
saving the republic. LOrdre. the organ Of VI.
Nouher. advises tho BonHpNrtists 10 vote against
impnnGhment The Chambers Will probably
adjourn about the 25th inst until May
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LONDON March l0-Tho Standards corro-
spondcn at Cape Town says that Col Pearson after
pusing tile Zulu attacks which occurred on Feb. 10,
burned Entamcdi
despatch from kimberley reporis that the Inlns have
burned eight kraals belonging 10 friendly tHfrus
poornhcrg and Killed the inhabitants An cfrs ut
Cos,tul iuNG sion OF Natal have Disappeared,
The agiauvn In TrasyaHl for mdo oudoncH dminishes
attitude NJ the tihcs becomes more threatening
III reported that the Chei Scococnl Is preparing " at
tack Lcylcnburg. IN Eastern Iransyal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
rALMAGE,s COMMON FAME
He Insists on n PubIic Execution" n he is
10 he Executed" mt nii.

The Committee whose duty is to report
rs 10 tho nature and extent OF DR.. Tamage's
common fame" has had number OF meet
ings. and agreed on report which the Chair
man the Rev. Arthur CROSBY. will to-day pre-
sont to the Brooklyn Presbytcry. This report,
ii Is generally believed. will contain charges
and specifications and the contest in the Pres
bytery promises TO be not so much upon
whether there shall DO n trial Of Ialmage ~
whether the trial shall be public. 1t is under
stood that DR.. Henry J.Van Dyke. who leads the
anti i-Talmage Presbyters. and who usually
lends tho Presbytery. is in favor Of trial by COM
mission who must Ait in star r-clnmber ana keep
M profound secrets everything that Ia said
and done. But DR.. Talmage il bound TO have
public execution. IL no II 10 be- executed by his
follow clergymen. He returned from the West
on Saturday. alter "a trip marked by the receipt
Of numerous and large lecture fees and much
praise and his elders say that he II IN trim TO
give his brethren. whom he sincerely believes
10 be actunted ,by jealous motivee rs lively a
fight ns they choose TO make. He has ht-
tempted" !" said one Of his advisers. - no devices
10 prevent the elimination of this movement IN
the Prosbytery. and has kcIi his hands on tao
matter He hns a firm belief that he is right IN
his line OF conduct. and he trusts to the fact OF
being right more than he does 70 nolcl or any
however. that he Will not submit 20 any
secret inquistion, and says that II
t' grt along without a corpse" Another elder
said that Talmnge and his own elder. who sits
ns n delegate by his side, Will bot from the
Pr,sbyiery meeting If the secret trial hY COM
mission is ordered The matters OF trial by tho
Prcsbytcry are limited by the discipline 70 the
occurrences Of a year .pnst aud they VIII. II a
trial ensucs include DR.. IHlmage's manner
aud method Of preaching, his eAplorntions IN
the haunls Of sin for topics on when o. pr"hch'
and MS acts i'm connect ion with raising the
church debt The testimony which was col
lectrd by a lawyer To- he used R2ainst lhlmnge
in tho THbornacle suit. referring To his relA-
tinns with the Christian al WOrk, has been OF
frrrd 10 the Committoe, but 4s this meter ls
tery is To meet at 2 p. NJ. to-day in the Second
Prrsbyterian Church at Clinton and Fulton
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WHEELING, March 9.-At late hour last night
the West Virginia Legislature adopted a resolution ac.
ccpung the new tam proposed by the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad COMPANY permitting said company to
allow special rates IA certain provided that SHld
special shall Dee hc given 90 ll shippers hy the
load without discrimination The resolution p-cds the
former action ut the Legislature. directing the Attorney
General Go proceed h quo WHrantn other proceedings
against the company Tor violation Of charter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
rInsnelalI, Ku,nea by HI. son.ln.Law.

FALL RIVER. Mass. March 9.-Thc petition Of
wiIam e. Davol Sr., an involuntary bankrupt, was
nca at the Court OF Insolvency at Taunton. yesterday
1ss the largest individual failure that has occurred In
this city. thuush his personal indebtedness compared
with his liabilities Is very small ine failure MS
caused hy endorse ncuts for lis n law charles T.
Suckury le also liable to large nmouut A. cndorser
Tor tlr niNul Mills. su htt tie total hanuc. viii prob
H"N lAll not tar from stDtnrp Mr. DaNul hA, always
enjoyed the reputation u being one Of the most honorable
business the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10

MADRID, March 9.-The Minister OF the In
terror has declared that the policy of the Cabist
will be both nservaiVc and liberal
II is said that the Marquis de Aons has declined the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, prcerrng To remain in Paris
as the spanish Ambassador The Ministry has been OF
tered to Senior de Cardcnas now Minister of Spain at
The Vatican The Journals say that SchOT CanOYas del
~fNAsnAs " travel abroad for some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
A Manumetmrer MI..lnr.

WORCESTER. Mass, March "a. L. Smith Of
Cherry Valley. Leicester Township, large saunet
uiacurcr drove from his home with his horse on
THURSDAY and has not since teen He has not bcru
wei for some time past and is believed 10 be insane His
business Is in good condition
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Aground In ,he M,..l..lpp, Passes.

NEW ORLEANS, March 0.-The steamship City
Of Limerick Is anchored IN The South Pass below the har
at the head of the Passes The Mkado is still aground IN
south Pass at the head of Crane Island The Australian
A. aground ON the bar AZ the head oi South Pass The
ST. am ship Spcarng ani twelve sailing vessels an Dut
ward bound are anchored above the head the passes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10

LONDON March l0,-Reutors telegram from
Cairo announces that the new Egyptian Ministry has
been formed. with Nohamed Tewht. the Hereditary
Prince a. President Of the Council NJ RIVER. WI
son and NJ de Bignicres retain thrlf posh u.
M.fers al Fiuauce aud Public Norks resprch chNrN hnh
snch s t0 hsve two votes IN the decisions OF lhe unl
mo khedf,t vii participate IN the dfocunn ~ hHhhs
snhar pnshn the late Minister Of Foreign AhAirs not
inc culed IN the new Ministry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
RIshop McQnnId,s Hines.

NEWARK. y. j.. March 9.-Tho Rev Director
Of the Seton Hall seminary South Orange received
letter from Rome tny during the past week IN which
II d, stated that the Right Rev B,hon McQuti of Roch
ester Y was dau-rrnu,ly ill from 'phod malaria,
contracted In Naples The bishop had ptI u visit of
Sympathy 10 ur krndrick Of Rochester who ancrwarl
died OF the disease lie is considered Ou of danger
nmt IN. .llA AN .l Am-n N Nd DE slmM
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Extra session or the Indiana Les,.lature.

INpIANAPoLIs. March Gov. Williams has
called an extra session OF the legislature 10 meet
Wednesday the l2th inst The extra session failed to
pass any the APPROPRIATION bills before the adjourn
uicnt ON saturday which was the last day on which
bills could he legally passed The regular session Will
adj ourn 10 morrow, the 10Th.
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CLEVELAND March Mrs. Catherine Dyson
widow OF Arthur Dyson, the civil engineer who was
murdered In England by Charles Peace arrived home
Yesterday FROM Ncw York ami WAS arrested tu night ma
state of intoNnniinn She recently returned hom hug-
land whence she had gone testify the trial of Peace
She identified Peace the murderer ut her husband.
and her testimony effected hi, conN teton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
Proposed Change. In sumoM County.

Two changes in the map Of Suffolk County are
proposed. one A division Of the town OF Brookhavcn
winch has population ct II fillmore than that Of any
town in the state having incorporated village within
it, hnis-und tNund, from the una to the The
other proposed change Is tho dlscouuuauce OF shelter
Island a. town, aud Incorporating the island with the
tlf flnll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
Missing since Friday.

Mrs. Mary Hart. 80 years old. has boon miss
ing from her home Isl Fourth street, Wniamsburgh.
since last Fnd!y Her friends fear that her mind is
affected by recent sickness They have found no clue
u her whereabouts She wore when leaving the house.
red shawl white apron, drRb wooen dress Aud brown
stra nat
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Cot.UMBUs o. March 9.-Tho city was pa
,ne ast nlgl,t by the Police militia, aud ciu~ns ag-
sregatng about 30 humber and not hre occurred
The militia are On duy again " hlshL
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WAsHINGToN. March 0.--At lro in George
town. u g. last night three children o Daniel Martin
negro, were burned tO death The children were all less
than years VI age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-10
The slunnl Once rred,r,,s..
JOTTINGs ~ AND NN.lR 1nK CITY.

Warmer south To- west winds partly clouds
weather, aud stationary OF slowly falling barometer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-05
RELIGIOUS.

- Rev. VIM. Grow will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Owing to the death Of member o.
his regular congregation, Rev. Mr. George
did not preach here last Sunday.
- Rev. j. c. Randolph will preach that
wonderful sermon on the Second Coming
Of Christ, at White Oak School.house next
Sunday evening, at q o'clock.
- DR.. Boyd's now Church at st. Louis,
is said to be the finest Church building Of
the Baptist denomination in the world.
The Church cost nearly $4,000.
- Elder Joseph Ballou has just closed a
siH-day's meeting at Antioch, Pulaski
county, which resulted in 20 additions to
the church. lie will ill his pulpit here
as usual next Sunday.
81 The Somerset Reporter says that lit
tie son Of a prominent Jew Of that place
marched up TO the altar Of the Baptist
Church the other night when the invita-
ton Cor sinners 10 come forward was Civ
en- Questioned next day BY his father for
his reason in doing so, he replied-"I al
ways wanted TO join the Democrats"
- Rev. n. b. Johnson sends the follcw-
ing Our meeting closed at Brodhead Sta
ton last Sunday night, with IS additions
TO the Church, 8 by relation; 10 by letter =,
and 43 by experience and baptism; from
the Reformation, one from the Methodist,
and one from the Presbyterians. can
truly say, TO Coz be all the GLORY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-05

-RHv.I. A. RootE vas 10 iown Wednesday.
- Miss santIr PHItirs is visiting 10 Garrsrl
Ma. o. ". wsnnLr, Of somerset, vas In tow
this vect
= Ma viRaNiA rnrSHE.Hr Is visiting friend
IN somer.ct.
A IurLE iuf,n, Of NJ. n. Naiilosly h Iyinl
Al the point Of death
MAJ. ~. HieoNuoruAN, noisl ofshorin.
was In to-n last Monday.
Da AND Mas CLrroS FowLEa AND sos
have goue to visit friends Ia Madison
Cot. J. ~. nnucE, our siste senator. VS. cir.
culatins ansoaE bic friends here on Court day.
Ma :. hlAcKwELt ELKix, of the fauca stes
I,fiia'. vas here Monday, railing In the duoats.
MIS- VIM. TAsEIs of Richmond, has been
visiting The iamiiy of her faihef.Mf J. J. Nol.erly
Ma NJ. RELL HuTFAKrn Axn nafpE. ~.
Jones, uerc On q visit 10 Mrs. D. D. Rash this usst
IA. FsAsE sHASsoS. superior timer and
sclerer yeans man. has gone TO Paris to surare IN
bushes
-MlssEs JEASSiE naoanDus ass Attr PrS-
~ visited Mis- Susie Icsscf. near pauvuie. the
earlier part Of The wcek.
- THoNss n. JOHNSON viii hereafter attend 10
The Tin business ef Gco. u. wcarcn. He L. spoken
ofas q masisr NJ bis trade.
raSd ucfc guests q their niece. Mis- sallie Waters
Of the ruruersriils nelghhorhoo,l. last week.
ia. } 7. HAnAis has returned from Cineinnsti
uhithef be vent 10 buy n,rnliure ior the CONNER
eial Hotel. Which he vll take chang of January
the ist
Mss AticE Casu, u stanford, is visiting Mis-
MARY scomp. Mis- Lule falliam. Of Ilncoln, /.
visiting Mis-, asisy sco,t.-i IIasrolshurg Coz Dan
vile Advocate.
VS. add the flio~ing subscribers 10 the Roi,
Of lionor this ~cck John X Railey Pleasant MN
Ny, l.. u, Nuunelly. Allan Reazicy, Hon q. A.
iactsy, A. h.Nandevecr 7. , MN. For,.sius Reid,
W, A. Ls,, e. Monday, :. 7. Cowan, stanford; y.
Huiehisan, lrraeheruvile, H. $. Tucker. a. W.
Penn, husionvillc. Alien Conn. Paint Lick A. x
Denny, shelby city J, n. Anderson. Gubcrts
Creet. ,. W. Alice, J. W. Whips, q. ". swecny,
pr. W, d. stone, T. W. Wash, X. l.. Tanner Mn
,. n Cabhcli, A. ~. Chhsicr-on. Judge Winston
hovman, Lilertyi 7. ,. Perlec. Lancaster; Dr. J.
W. Dawson, Cleveland, o., BY Nm N. l. Warren:
kldef Martin o~ens Zee Licki O. A. waddls,
Somerset ,. y. Alsiott. Alsiotts store. Phiip Do
veF, Gravel switch. }. A. Estes. r. N. pofiman,
NiddiebuSf' ". J. Rice. Dunsille; }. n McFcr-
ran, Danvillc nr, clifton Fovlcr. VIM. r. nolas
Mckinney Station; J. ]. Raugh, wayneshurs. and
Fmnk shannon pafts
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-05
L0CAL NOTICES.

CHrw Jsckson's best sweet navy tobacco
BuY your wall paper from Chenault 4
Penny.
Nav stock u pocket-kniycs nj Chcnaul
a Penny's
PHYsicfANs prescriptions accuratcl,
compounded NJ Chcnault 4 pennys.
CurSAurr a PENNY have complci,
stock u School Books, States, Pcnoils, Pa
pers, Nc.
Go TO McRoberis 4 slaeg for Shot bags
Hame.bags, Powder TASKS, aud hunter.
supplies generally.
Buy a rair Of Genuine Pebble spccia.
cles from ChcnaIlt n Penny. Warranted
Price only $3.50
McRonrnrs 4 SrAGo will now scll You
the finest Powder aud best Shot and Cans
in town at the lowest market price.
IL YOUR clock out Of orler9 Take Il 10
Chcnault n Penny and have II repaired
Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed.
J. HAS. II. SHANKs have Inst received
splendid new lot of ladies and Chill
drcnr shoe-, made by Ziegler Bros., and
are authorized 10 warrant every pair.
WANTED good school, male or f..
male. Eight years experience Sufficient
reference offered. Satisfaction guaranteed
Adde'S, NJ D. Hughes, stanford, Ky.
VIZ keep on hand large stock Of Shot.
gum Double and Single Breech Leaders,
and Duubie and Single Muztle Leaders IL
the fines, make. McRoberts a Siagg.
You might A. we'll try TO pick a quarrel
with . craven image, or DO any other iH-
possible thing a. try 10 ell any other pre-.
paration for PILES u Tablcr's Buckeye Pile
Ointment can he had. Il l. the only rene.
dy for Piles that will cure obstinate cases.
ffice 20 c,s, at McRoberts and Stages.
HonnLE and limp no more, but hang
your crutches on the old oaken peg, and
seine the hrst opportunity 10 be perma-
nently cured rheumatism, Contracted
Muscles, stiff Joints, Frosted Feet, Head. |
ache, Earachc. Pain in Breast, Side and |
Rack will yield 10 that powerful remedy, |
known A. Cous-cns' Lightning Lniment,
which i good for man and beast. Pice 30 /
cis. a bottle az MoRoberts a SiagK's