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IRON PAINT.
GLD DOMINION
w. E'E .IROE-PAINT COMPANY,
OFFICE. l1O4 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

:; 5Our IRON PAINT Is the same that YVES used by
our MI. EDWARDS when he was Of the hrm OF y.
T.Pate & co. tine Richmond Iron-PaiIt Company
he having been the practical and experiences mem
ber of said firm, and is the only person capableot
manufa and properly applying The Iron Faint
to roofs walls, &c. AS ht has never made knownfo'
any one the ingredients OF this paint or the manner
OF mixing them, parties purpori9g to uss 10 VIII
perpetrate fraud. We propose 10 Keep the paint
and work up IT'S acknowledged standard OF excel
Iency guaranteeing 10 stop all leaks FOR pcrio1 OF
from ave 10 Gfeeu years accordingto The condition.
OF the roof when painted. III b = .2,..i.a FL
- Mr.. EdwardI, who has had am experience OF NJ
teen years IN the and use OF ais patas
will give his persona II tention te all workcntresieo
10 oHr care !" tlA''' - -!
The merit Of this paint has been attested bguaf-.
yersal praise or all parties for &hom work has bern
DONE and has successfully stood fhe test OF
ysrest degrees Of Temperature, 10th heat and cp s'
excellent qualities remaining snnnatreo to- reby
we also manufacture aSHLNGA1EPAIkIlWh Whtch
has been extensively used ttnoughout ths northern
and New England States far the past nfsaen years
with great success. Old sa.ns'es That have been
condemned worthless haze been treatea with'thIs'
Coating and their usefulness extended fprn years.
The expense Is small and guarantee tsIuake tne
roor as good rs new. The eoa.i preserssIhesrme
appearance rs slate when 1nishtd. a.i.r IN: IL
Estimates made for old an9new WORK, dSNappfSina'
to or addressing u AR. EDWARRS o. &Gge
Sole Manufacturers old Danlnlon Iroas and Shin.
gle-Paint, 1104 Cary street, R!chmeod, va.
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TEE PUBIrc.DsBr oUEsrroN.-Mr. Charlie

The PUBLIC DEBT QUESTION Charles
NJ. Fry, president Of the. First National
Bank OF New York, who is interested in the
scheme for the funding OF the public debt
OF Virginia as proposed by the funding u.s.
sociations of the United states and London,
was in the city Sunday and yesterday. He
had interviews with leading members of the
General Assembly and other gentlemen con-
cerning amendments to their proposition,
but did not submit an amended bill to the
Finance Committee, as was expected. That
will, however, be done in few days.
Mr. Fry left the city yesterday evening.
MIR. Leland, who has been here for some
weeks as the representative OF Mr.. McCui-
loeb, went with him.
The prospect OF an agreement on basis
which will command the approval OF the
General Assembly is reported as favorable.
1t is conceded that the 3 per cent. term will
be extended to ten years.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TIE: EAST SEDE OF
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS. .ADJoINING.TaE SToaE AND
RESIDENCE OF MICHAEL lRyEs,Ese, FOE SALE
AT AUcrIoN.-We will sell at auction- on the
premises. on MONDAY the 17,h' OF February,nt A
O'Clock p. NJ, the property above located. The Lor
fronts 3s feet and back aS2feet and IS Al fest
wide In rear. There is Il laase brick suixeff wfih
arrangements for perfect drainage or he io' Aefe
is a well, OF good water. There are FtHE. SMALL
FRAME yENEMENTs, wiia.aceess tsthem by afey
from Seventeenth street ltwill be sold as whole
or rtrid, as may seem aest At salA II Is very sus-
ceptibe Of division. 7s
5TR1Ms One fourth cash; the balance as four
eight and twelve morshs for neee,h,bie notes, In
teress added, secured by q trust deed 4 =
t.atiasJ ~. GnUBes s. &WILLiAMs, Aueiioneers
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SHALL We HAVE AN ICE-BoAT FOR JAMES
RIVER "A joint session Of the Committees
on James River Improvement, Finance, and
the Board OF Public Interests. was called by
DR.. Manson, president of the Board OF Pub
lie Interests, for yesterday at l O'Clock, to
consider the proposition to purchase an ice
boat for the city, but had to be postponed
to some future day for the reason that the
consideration of the question OF tolls on the
Free bridge occupied the Board OF Public
Interests until near O'Clock; and on ac-
count OF domestic Affections the chairman
announced that Messrs. Blankenship and
Curtis, OF the James-Riyer Improvement
Committee, would not be able to attend a
Joint session at this time. '.-'f...
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH sNoTEs.--At. the Broad-Street
Methodist church on, Sunday one person
was received on profession Of faith. J.,
T. Mr.. Starr held q service at the Spring
Street Home in the afternoon t,-4F
AT Lanrel-Street Methodist church on
Sunday two members were .eeeiYed--one
on profession and one by certificate.
At the Second Baptist church the pastor
preached. and received during the week
three persons for baptism. There Is much
religious interest in the congregation, and
the meetings will so on this week every
night at 8 O'Clock. .,z;y- -,
F., a protracted meeting will be commenced
on Wednesday, night at the First Baptist
church. !@9 To- ~ ~ 4 -. - s$t2 & y,
At the Leigh-street Baptist the paassttorlre-
ceived one person during the week for bap-
tism. '.,E ~. +, ~. -... !. .,.fel + /.
At Clay-Street Baptist church Rev. E. ".
Winirey preached a very acceptable sermon
in the morning. The pastor preached ut
night. He baptized seven during the week,
received three by letter, and gave the right
hand Of fellowship TO fourteen. Five re-
auested prayer for themselves at the night
service. The meeting has steadily in
creased in interest. and will continue this
week at q P. ID. ill., ~
At St. Johns church, in the morning, the
Rev. DR.. Telfair Hodgson, from the Uni
Yersity Of the South, preached astriking
sermon on the Creed of the Church. At
night the second of the series to young men
was preached by the Rev. DR.. Henry Wall,
OF Williamsburg. On this occasion, rs on
the previous Sunday night, the building
was packed to its utmost capacity, the aisles
being filled with extra benches. The SER
mon was able and impressive, and evidently
touched many hearts.
At Grace church on Sunday Rev. NJ.
Jackson, pastor, announced that in COM
pliance with the wishes Of the Bishop he
had caused the altar cloths to be removed,
and would hereafter permit no floral deco
ratioDs.
At the First. English Luthran church the
services were largely attended and deeply
interesting. One person was received into
membership. Gospel-meeting will be con-
tinued at this church every night during
the week.
Bishop Keane addressed another large au-
dience of colored people at the Cathedral on
Sunday night. He complimented them on
their bearing, and announced that, as sew
eral OF their number were desirous OF re-
ceiving instruction in the doctrines and
service Of the Church in detail, he would
meet such at the Episcopal residence, ad-
joining the Cathedral, Monday and Thurs
day evenings at 7s O'Clock.
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TIE ".GYPsY CAMP"'AT SANGER halle.
The festival inaugurated at Singer Halle last
night under the auspices OF the ladies of tue
Gesangverein Virginia was begun with
every augurY OF success. The hall. Which
is suitably decorated for the occasion and
presents q picturesque appearance, was
thronSed with visitors, among whom the
bewitching gypsies were ever gliding, tell
ing or lessenIng the fortunes OF those pres
ent. The tableauX were admirably render
ed. The various camps were well patron
lied. The tableaux were" Old Woman
in Shoe," '.Yes or No." " Matrimony,"
"St. Valentines Eve" Fortune-Teller,Y
&" Last Toilet OF Charlotte Corday," "Bro-
ken Vows" "Soldier's Dream" ," Clean
ers." ,:..I -, a., :t@m
g, Tonight there will be vocal and instrll-
mental concert, the programme comprising
several operate selections. A sumptuous
SUPPER served in refectory style and dis
pensed at the lowest rates ever named on
any similar occasion, is aieature OF the pro-
gramme which adds greatly to the entertain
ment and Will commend itself to those who
are partial to luxurious repasts at moderate
prices. -- .at ta
The "Gypsy Camp" is. in short, very
interesting and attractive affair. - .r=
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. METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHooL SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting of this So
ciety was held at Centenary Methodist
church on Sunday afternoon at 81 O'clock
A. L. West {president) in the chair, j. L.
Sims and j. E. Riddick secretaries pro tenn.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. J. E. Edwards, and singing by Cen
tenary school. ,t.1.. ss,ses5 re. .sa@ 80
Z Mir. Asa Snyder, superintendent, con-
Quoted recitation OF the mornings lesson
by some of the scholars OF Centenary
school-subiecf, " Remember the Sabbath
day. to keep it holy" The exercise ex-
hibi.ed careful study and correct under
standing OF the subject, and was both, in
teresting and instructive.
RepIR. n. Sledd. pastor, made report
of the condition of Centenary school, which
showed thatthe school is in good condition.
Officers, teachers, and scholars fully COM
rnitted to the work, and much good, it ls
hoped. has been and will be accomplished.
Rev. Preston Nash addressed the school,
subject, sMissionary Character OF Ne.
tbodisn.n; He made aferYent address, well
calculated ito stintilate the zeal Of Sunday
school workers. w ..sD. 10 -. ~. a,,,
Rev. Mi. sebaefer then addressed the
meetisg-subjeet,l r",The Sunday school as
an instrument for good" BE depicted IN
glowing 4colors the future OF the Churcn
under the proper use OF the Sunday school
as an instrument for good. a:.s.:t
Rev. a. G. Brown! also addressed the
meeting on the subject OF experimental re-
ligion among the scholars Of the Sunday
school. He gave an affecting incident for
the encouragement of the teachers, showing
the good accomplished in the Sunday school.
The exercises were interspersed with
singing by the scholars of the school.
Among the selections was 8 beautiful solo
by Mrs Knowles and q very sweet hymn by
the scholars iof the infant class. 80 /
Mr.. A. L. West, president, read a very
touching letter. from ,Mr.sW Walter r. LAM
buth. who has charge OF the mission school
iu China supported bYthes schools of the
Methodist churches of Richmond and Man
chester, in which he acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of funds and returns many thanks.
The school is in prosperous condition and
doing good work q
The following is a summary Of superin-
tendenfs' reports for the month OF january:
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WORKS OF ART By Mr.. ELDER.-Two
paintings by Mr.. John Elder, on exhibi-
ton at Josiah Ryland s. Co.'s, have attracted
much attention during the past week. One
OF '.Shylock" !" is, by competent judges,
said to be superior work Of art, and has
been pronounced by Lawrence Barrettto
be the finest ideal of Shakspeare's great
creation he had ever. seen. The other
picture-cailed' Watering Time "-repre-
sents two small negro boys watering q
mule just from the ploW, and is IN every
resDect true to nature *
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a TIE EASTERN LuNATTC ASYLUM AT WI.
1IAMsBURG.-Tbe Legislative Committee on
Asylums and Prisons visited Williamsburg
on Friday last on a tour Of examination into
the condition of The lunatic asylum at that
mace. The committee express themselves
as highly pleased with their visit to the yen-
cradle town. - .-.@-'.s /,
!, The asylum is in charge Of a capable and
most intelligent head, who. with his ASSIST
ants. is doing all he can to ameliorate the
condition of the insane committed to his
charge. -. ,-.~5-.a.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHoOL UNION
The monthly meeting OF this Union was
held at DR.. Reads church last night, and
was conducted by the President (Mr. James
Gordonl. Only partial reports were read.
The special feature Of the meeting was de-
yotional prayer for Gods blessing at this
time on the schools. Remarks were made
by DR.. Read and Dir. Cone.
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JUDGES OF BEAUTY.-For artists whnbave most
practccd and experienced eyes for the bsauhfal We
would point to Messrs. ToLER HosRER, florists,
who can be found Cherry street near the entrance
to HOLLYWOOD Their taste In blending colors Is the
BEST and their mptness In filing orders at mode
rate prices de1es competition. 6a4.- ~ + i.
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BABY PADS, $3.50. :,

The Holman Liver and Stomach Pads and the
au1fliaries, The Medicinal Plastcrs and Absorption
sa. having been taken entirely ont Of the hands Of
druggists, they can only be had hereafter from
ageuces. The price of The regular Pad 90; Special
rad lone third larseI), So; xxx Pad, which covers
stomach, liver, and spleen, and is sovereign rem
eaT Tor al chronic troubles growing out of diseased
stomach or liver, price s5; Absorption Salt, six
packages for sl.25. used for twelve baths. Medi-
eS'ea Piasteis: Price for Foot Plasters, per pair
0V cents Body Pissters, each, sc, cents,
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Mr.. WI. PARRISH. superintendent of the Rich
mond Cedar Works, says: have been using the
Holman Liver Pad and Plasters for the last six
weeks and take great pleasurei saying that would
no, take len times the cost the relief have al
ready had During the past Ave years have suf-
fered with Dyspepsia. Headache, and Neuralgia
the headache always preceded by attacks OF blind
ness; all of which can truly say have been cured
by she use OF the Holman Remedies.
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: PIANO RECITAL.-On Saturday next, at !
o'clock, Hiss Zetela Cooke will give pia-
no recital at Messrs. Woodhousei Il Par
hams, the programme for which comprises
some of the most celebrated works of the
best composers. Miss Cooke is an accom-
plshed pianiste. and will, doubtless, perform
the pleasing programme prepared for the
occasion to the great satisfaction Of all W no
attend. u s. .,
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JEFFERSON Jefferson Sociable,
under. The auspices Of Jefferson Literary aud
Social Circle, will take place. on "Wednesday
night at Mozart Hall. Among the RICH
mond favolites who will take part are Mrs.
Knowles, signor F. JardeIla, Mrs. Bartkow-
ski, MIR. G.. Millhiser, Miss F. ". Rosen-
baum, Mrs. Reinhardt, and Mr.. Redford.
The proceeds will be devoted to the He
brew Orphan Asylum.
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WRoSGF III aAccUsATToN.-O On last Satur-
day morning Mr.-David Rider, who is an
employe of Maior CARRIER as agent of the
Transfer. = Company, was q bro ught, before
Justice White. charged. with stealing two
railroad tickets, valued at S25. The EVIL
dence was not, sufficient, to, convict Mr..
Rider, and be was found not guilty. The
passenger who brought the charge after
wards found his tickets In his pocket-book.
The innocence nf MI. Rider was thus in.
dubitably established. i Ltt) GI,&ttr ! T
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s. W. FLEIsHAAN, one of our Oldest citizens,
saws: have been suffering for several years past
with disease which bafied the skill or the most
eminent physicians in this city. One pronounced
torpid liver; another said II was hearl-dscase.
continued 10 grow worse until finally could not
take The least exercise. After using the Holman
Liver Pad, Plasiers, and Salt Baths about month
found relief far beyond any expectation, aud now
eau take exercise. my appetite Is resored and at
tribute all lhe relief 10 The Holman Remedies. To
all WHO suffer would say, Give them trial.
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-..:YoyNG~ MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc CLIFTON
DAILY PRAYER-MEETING:-Th services
are held this week. in the First Baptist
church, and were conducted last evening
by Rev. T. L. Preston, D. D., who based his
remarks upon the. parable Of fher" Ten Vir-
gin" His address was intensely earnest
and impressive, and the vast audience lis.
tened with eager interest. Many requests
for special prayer were presented, and re-
membefed in feryent petitions offered by
Drs. Jeter and Edwards. Rev. Mr.. WI
tiams and Dr.. Edwards, in brief remarks,
pressed hard upon the unconYerted the will
ingness OF GOD to save and the importance
of accepting offered mercy now. j. D. Il.
SIeight, Esq, offered the closing prayer.
The meeting this evening from to will
be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Scnaetfer.
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BUsT1NGs CoURT.-In the Hastings Court
two indictments were found Yesterday
against Joseph Augustine for obstrucslng
Pleasant street by building g'fences, DC.
J Edwin Lewis was, indicted for keeping
bar.room without having paid, license
therefor ae s3A2, a..ii.sI ~.
9. Samuel Blunt, convicted Of keeping a
iaro.bank, fined 300 and sent to .1ali 1or
two months, was discharged, oelnS lnsoi-
vent and having served bis term.
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9<lrIllnollil |lsllattll,

3aar THE EcIRGarIAFIoN3SsR TrIE BIsRATeH
Is LARGER THAN THE co odglNE ;cIRcIy-
LATIoa oFsAf.as THE OTHER
PAPERS Or THE CITY. & 7 Il 81 4
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The BAPTfsT spEpaY-ScHo0T AssocfA;-
yIoE met with the Second Baptist chnrch
Sunday afternoon --the2 president q. ~
WiDston) in the chair, J. Booton Hall secre.
tary. .s 5.
The reports from the schools for thpe
month ending February 9th showed the
average aitendanee sas follows i Il ts::fi 7
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.AuCT1oDsAEEs A TEzsgDAn.

. rS- On att sateSof Reas Estate, made bes.cesp
sne 1st of Jun3drs'dnd last Of Jasts the tdresIS,
tns ne prsscnt ysar hGssto Be 2ats ey tepa-cAasss'
or re yetsr the tdTes hGse to be paid bv the seller
This custom was adopted about fftscn year, arCs
by all the real estate zscnts IN Richmond and xps
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
FRANZ j. SAMPSON. gSs., trustees nAeor two
a thirds interest IN flryn In the coufsy ofChes-
ferfeld, and oae-half hafereat In iw4uty.two
' vacant lots In Holland5 addition near Afanches-!
ter. #-f g- ..-
j. Z. APPERSoN. 12 " trustees sale Of farm, IN
" New Kent county, Dear -ShnstallS statiesj the.
Yerk River railroad.
CfIAFFIN, STAPLES & Ca, APP. NJ. dwelling:
and lot on Grace street Between monroe and
Henry streets.
GRUBBS a. WTILIAMS.4 r. BE-. commissioners
safe OF Two framed tenemests oa'the east SIDE OF
shocks alley between Duval and Baker streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, lC1 An household furni--
JOHN POE. JR.. Chief OF Police, 10 A. M.,. two.
pigs and one goat.
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speech, called forth by the number OF con.
versions reported by the schools and the
deep religions feeling that seemed to per.
wade all the churches. He cfosed by calling
on Dr. Jeter TO lead tho Association IN a
prayer OF THANKSGIVING for these blessings
and Tor stili greater man nisestations OF God s
power In our midst.
Drs,. Warren, III Donald, Rev. IS. C.. Clop-
ton, and Professor E. Harrison made short
and earnest addresses. giving accounts OF
the work OF grace in their respective charges,
and dasking the prayers of the Association
In their behalf. Dr.. e.. Fl. Harris lead the
Association in prayer.
Mr.. Clay, superintendent of the Fulton
Sunday school. made very feeling statement
OF the condition OF his school; that it had
been depleted very much BY the prevalence
OF scarlet-fever, and he hoped the Associa-
its rnvages. Six members OF his school had
died within the past month.
DR.. Hatcher seconded this proposition.
He also gave avery interesting account OF his
labors IN Baltimore during the last four
weeks, and said: :" Iamconvinced II we are
to have general revival we must become
better; we must have greater power with
the people and with God"
DR.. Warren was requested to lead the As
sociation in prayer that God would stay the
scarlet-feyer that is taking away so many Of
the dear children, and that he would make
His people more consented, so that they
shalt have greater influence for good over
those !" ont OF Chris" ,,,,s, 4.g{j ,@si ,s.j
Il It was unanimously resolved by the As
sociation that a. committee Of one from each
church, with the president Of the Associa-
tton az chairman, be appointed to devise and
to the neglected classes. OF the city 81 :
aIThe President announced Pine-Street
church as the next place of meeting-thc Cd
Sundav,in March. i 4 3S!rflO HI;
Z, TheIinterest OF the occasion was enhanced
not little by the delightful music rendered
by Colonel Tanner and bis Sunday-school
choir. .Ja !@ <1ts:@o' t1> 9t, ''' =. 'r' t<sl ."
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THOSE VINO srryER from uefvoas, st.our5s !.
itching nnessiiess andihe discomfort 1,as sotioss
frcm an epfeab Asordared aste Of TIM syy-
TEN, should take ArEn's .sARsArARIsLA, aad
cieniise ihe blood. Purge cut tie iarxiIg 6s,etAr
that aues The health. and tho copsftnts6asi
Jiger win seturn. q Z. q Q, = -
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levy 8porsHEns

LEVY BRouHKns{ ~ =
30, viii oGr sa MoNDAS, February 10th,
40 pieces of ST&lPEDan P1.AID,SIEKs, suited to
.I,,ts the present and appToachiGs season- Il !
These SII KS are in lengths OF from aye 70 thirty
yards. ,g5rs5ys4,t is =
They have marked tho prices in plain fsures, and
:, ..::<..., have faed them sfftt,,sr.,, il {
~, GnF,s Nrcn BELOW 9osTs II ii. y
SO as 10 p.
.EoCLosa OFT THE ENTIRE lot
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HoUsrnorpd EcosorY.. ..-rhe .'''lb,, I,,o,r,

= HoUsEHoTph Ec0soxYs 1.-The honsesesper Or
eoos Who studies eccEcmy Id the aaeiscr can DO
IN sgne dlrectaon by auays asipg DootEsssYEAs1-
P6TrER. II viii be fsand ffrty srone,..gsi s..s
valuable assistant in tsEfng bisefss .yosis, bird
cake a. all kinds, wstiesy rsufps, asd saoss IN ara
cfa p1ssered from forT. And nhy3 Eecx9rs 3,
using kts DooLEY PowpzR yon save sn esss. e.
shorseniag-s in patience, Ea everything: a.d whars
the h,srr . done IL IS tusstt out lishs, pa,hisie.
and wholesome so that eyery yrDorsef is cafeuupanS
no waste.
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:. WORK. OF THE AssEss0Rs.-The city as
SCISSORS commenced their labors yesterday
in the city of assessing the personal pro-
Darfr .f. sr .tff-. 49,. ,yss'. .ta .t- t#ElE.tt
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DON'T LET THE LITTLE ONES SUFFER.
We cannot urge too strongly upon parents the use
Of the Pad for children. You will find SURE PRE-
yESTlyE AND CURE for Fever, Diphtheria,
Group Measles, W-hoop:ns Cough, &c. It has saved
many live, in such cases. - - = rA',''
BABY,PADS. s1.5O. is,tsTatfr s..
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was colder and
partly cloudy. . Il. 5,s $s..
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY :ie A. NJ, 50 !;
= A. NJ, 60; noon, At 3P. NJ, 4s; r.
M.. 45; midnight, 3S.
Mean temperature, Al.
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Il SAVE Mo2ssy ny having yosx printing oons stsAe
DISPATCH f7fSTISG-HoUss. Good worn. icw
prices. ano sa aasfaction guaranteed.
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i AMBEH" B:rsSEr, sold fss W. d. BIAsG&
Co.. at % per asIienr including ssEss taxa Is god
sound, pure whfsises.
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,r A, gflYeos d 90, ADVERTISING assntss insert 90
yerstsemellts IN all Of the newspapers G the Unses
ssmss at pnhiishsrs' rates. Orders es at ths Dse'
patch eeaBtsSE-geo@ VII seessfe psssnps ssses'
sofa 5s 49,.