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Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

Smeltz, ne Iru,t ami produce dealer
of Wilmington, at Is T. Four h street
Call and examne my stock before pur-
chasing.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Now 4. lae Time

Every lady in wi1mins'Ghne il ,;nan hen' !
Iaudk, m rchief at liennafo ',s, m ths
c,s, rs. You canuot always s''
pOnd.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

If you want real genuine butter 60 to
g. Carton in the SLconi street market.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
xo,,ru = A;yy,NDER sAVILLt.

~OIlCE Il. ALEXANDER SANlLLf,
~ tic owner e the within nent sned
pro- erty. do erety G. notice that ShtIi
aprily to .he Judge Of the Court OF General
Sessi rs of he Peace and Jail Delivery sf
the ate Delaware IL and Tor m count!
of New Castle on Monday, tn 2lst day Of
November. II being the tirst day OF the neat
ovember t, rm, A, l., 1881, for licsn'e TO
keep AN inn or tavern in the NayIl!c ifui
ing No. Market street at the Sc conner
sixth and Marke streets, IN the 70 rth
ward OF the city Of Niin in2ton. county Nnd
State sfores id. 20 sci Intoxicating Liquor
in less quantities than rl,e quart, o he crank
on the premises, al, the T NJwihg rep eta
bic citize >, resden'. e The 5 i ! ward, re.
commena this apl .catirn 10 wit
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
PHILADELPHIA.

aIiNi tiANIi "Shi "a - ~ " ~ s''S'iA
usual. Morley's eNtra-stout
half hose at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at IS cents; English
ladies' fancy hose at IS cents;
English ladies' full regular
made. plain colors, at SIS
cents; mcn's scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all-wool,
at ST each; and others.
We have, as usual, much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking coarse and tine
together, there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly 50 wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changing season,
because there's no room for
more at the counters. But
there's always room in the
morning.
outer circle, Chestnut and Thirteenth street
entrances.
The same may be said of
faces, only a little stronger,
because generally laces are
worst managed than hosiery
and underwear. By bad
management we mean put
ting large profits on goods
SO easy and safe to deal in as
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces. Why
should we tax them with high
profits We don't, hut every
body else does, Ten counters
are devoted to laces; and they
are 50 full every fair day, ex-
capt mornings, that buyers
have to wait Tor one another.
Ton e, ln,ers, sou,hwe from center.
Narrow clearinghouse
stripes, black, all wool, 46
inches; hitherto leo, and
sold readily, now 90 cents
and just as good as they we're
at 90, How comes such a
tumSle' Can't sop to tell
you. Only five pieces at oo
cents; come quickly.
Mex outer circ'e, Chestnu!.s rect entrance
An extra plain huckaback
towel, extra both in qualify
and size, 2S cents; wc'd.make
it . if we could The nearest
to it in the market that we
know Of is IS cents.
A rough towelins, suitable
for the bath, of best flax, in
twelve textures, all rough
enough, l6 to q inches wide
IS to Is cents a yard.
City .hall-square entrance.
| Do you know what ma
hogany bedroom and din
ing.room furniture we have:
and walnut? and maple?
West and south gallery.
John WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth, and Market streets
and City .hall.sluare, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
NyOClCf. dividend.

THOU SALE Two STORY BklCh
Il no Sc in II good lo"ation, with rch ia
front; T o.t aid sac yard: III roonis On lhc
nrst floor four anc dLh IN IN sccOut. NJ
and uVla ter "peL sLalr' gas ana IL -
bu 1t 70 heater ;'l.t Of iot ~ y 40 f5e.. -hls
house If sviu this N.ck viii bt ~. d at great
b rgtIn. .dures6 ''Dwner,' REPuhLlCA"
office. noV.-'ti
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

A fit guaranteed at Stern x MtnmeI'
N ans, III Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Z EAPItN.

Stern K Zimmerman, Cinrhiers and
Merchant Tailurs. III Market streel.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

60 to the little cara eel depot, Seventh ana
ratnail for fine Confectionery. wholesale
and retail.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

sDARDLRs WANlkD-A LOU LIZ.
ID of genlemCL en- DO accommodated
with lodging III a pHiTi.e ltnlly % aud rs
Sag - Win Tei4Iru-o { r-uSn itEru bLI
CAN office.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

Vry ANiEN.--A GlhL fOR fD ENaA
" house WnIh: III a 10 WORK IL. out
t. e house, at D,i%wste nouse, NO. 'l" MAJ
kat streel 3.PA
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
a CARD.

=
Lost misia,d. etJ'cnO rarrl Il away clan
destnel $50 VI. Ger ihH&tc Ct loans; Que
certificate OF $50 GA the rtntriI loan, Inc
D bic are c.utio "a agnIrst nCs,otiot. z
saiu r. itlrltr. Hs | hay made 'lpNcauO,
to proper enc Is tr tne 'ele"al Of sd a Ger
( tic tie. Also u,e celtinrate VI SZun on the
Yount Men's "u'uai, which is Su'H'ct to
the same conditions.
ANES IL IS IN.
uUvl-3t v lin nEt0n. iyfl
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

IEYAk MING No ONE ISAUTnOalI
w ed Lo serve III, ne8l eAcep. ny oWA
drivers, all rcprs 'ehtatlons 10 IL Contra
notwithstanding. JDaEP STUE
HOsl-3
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

w nel.. NCG Ann X o.,
novit,t III and ratlall streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

at Ss,es s,'ern puS'; & ;ziimmerman's' in IL -
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

YYTANTEn--A GJA D, KEI44 bnc
w housek "epcr, with reference, alsI
70 ID cook "A pl, ut -ol L six ii StfeuS, Vi
at 70l + rencn faot. Lo'iu
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
O'Clock Prices.

The o'clock stock quotations of the New
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange re-
received over the private wire of Elliott. John
son 4 Co.. stock brokers at Sixth AM Market
streets are as follows
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

V0OR SALE DE RENT. 4 NE NEW
e store and gwo iw II nss, al gcJd 10
cation. Terms easy. Ii IA. I'M LII,
n,,vl.tf 7ul French street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

xrYANTED. TWO GOOD BO.S To
w aoki a. h top
SPR4 GA.., NJ LnI f tN"E,
lvyitlJ ph.rI anu-J JIhilsc sirr, U.s.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

yyTANrED. "A Goo' SIZE q LOAEp
w l. a. = n,"s GO.
nOvt-L
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20

" TT USATONKc RAHLRaA1. assss.t 2ssss. sssa1 Ss.S1s', rs1 sns Ss: = ford. Chatham, kuasen, sA&s aaA, vteA Rome, Syracuse, Assusn, aeeSVA, 1as.e ester, battalo, SssseIsses sxiAeA " Sgara Fails, Clsvsse sd, 0s<rcdA, ENAes do, Cincinnati, lndiAnARsAa, 0AAr
 cage, st. Lseas. fsr above points at Union Dsp0A eaan@ Also for Philadelphia, AAisAmM% a~ Washington. PurehAss Isahs@
 via housaAonio 1imA.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. TRAINS LEAVE sa1pczsosS va, ~S ., m. Freish: lrain lpssssAees s:ssEr nasday and EriaRy.
 Leave Canaan ' 10 P. VI. A0.1o a. m. Passenger TFaiR fes TAeAsAaM, aA ids,1s, irving as A;. AaS & P: m. tWs.a Tssvsq S New haven at S.SS &. m., wSsa @aew~Rd car rom bridgsport tOs Ohaag. anm ~FE At1.SO D. m. Iraan ssvsves sA nahstscA at $40 p m. Connecting At AlhaM0 0:tSh s.l0p. m. popular Uhissgs esd DSIepAs express, arriving in OAssass e eM As next P. En.
 Leave Canaan at I9.Aa p,n. S.eo p. m Passenger Train Sos PtsasAssA sNas ing at s.05 P. m. tWith xaaea6A e. leaving New Yerk ai s.0O ?. m.J xasve New Haven at 3.4S p. na. Uommneehmm Me State line for Albany and the WamS Aes irving at Albany as Av.us ?. m.. nAastssn Leave Canaan at 7.Q P. -.
 TRoA rALLs VILLAGE. '. zee .. m. Special Passenger Izaia Aas VstAN neld. arriving at 7.As .. sa.. AI6aags AO cave Canaan at e.Is .. m.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20

"ATChMAKtk and Jewcer. Watches Sold
 w at tn" Lowest Prices. Spu Cial Attention paid to Repairing. Camps B ock Canaan. y35
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20

LEAVE RK7TUEIELn, vWi e,ee Q. m. Passenger Train tax RwiAaepapA eap irving at l2.S0 noon, with thss@mA M@ for New fork. arriving at 1et P. V. A1 New Haven at l.l0 p. m. laAvS AlhAh9 st $40 RIA. with through eas.
 Leave Canaan at S.SA .. m. E..t 1.sS P. m. Passenger Train tar HsiAeeNssA aa. irving at o.I6 P. h., with thxvnaA sAs Aa New York, arriving st 7.x5 ?. x. st NgS Haven at 7.28 p.m. ,connest2ag w1ah NnAim leaving Albany st l6.0t .. E. F.,'-.
 A '.,... Leave Canaan at 800 p. n. a.0e p. m. Milk Train tor Brideapest, apmvamw at S.3e p. nl.; at New Ysrk, lv.Se D. aA. {. at New Haven, l1.b2 p. M. 4 Leave Canaan st $.SC P. ua. E b.e0 ?. m. Passenger Train Scr 1slis vf2lAxe arriving at i.vo P. m. Leave AlssaS . [ .a5 p, m.
 Leaves Canaan ct GAS P. n. ..... .s. Sunday Milk Train leaves Ettxlsld at e p. m. for Bridgeport, srsavtng st AM p. m.; New York. l1.80 P. n. New GAs Vel,, Il.6a p. m. I--# Leave Canaan st 48o ?. na
 AM trains connect Ut Canaan slsa eeanAaAaunA Western k. l.. {; at BrookRsId Jansa6oa Ss aauX from Danbury. 7-.-'-,- 1x. N. AvERILL, l.. H. sTHLammm. General Ticket Agent, s~Ts Bridgeport, Ct., May 8, 1880.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
ss. EB. GARDNER.

DHYS1C1AN AND SURGEON. Canaan, ConL A Office day at Camp Drug Store. from one 0 four o'clock. Thursday afternoons. 33vol6tI
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
COOK WANTED.

MUST furnish Good references. Good Wages. STEVENS HOUSE.
 Canaan Ct., April IS, 2w4s
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
vegetaD'0 Compound,
4 POSITIVE CURE
FOR All FEMhlE CnMplAINTs.

This preparation, as it's signifies, consists of Vegetable Properties tI&tc cl harmless to the most delicate tnv2iid. Upon trial the merits of this Compound will be recognized, relief is iI12n,cGiatc and when it's cont aucd, in ninety Zine cases in hundred, positive and pcInlancr.t cure is effected, thousands vii testify. On account of it's proven merits, it is to-day rcccInmcnGtd and pre- scribed by the best pl,-@.Iiansin tAe country.
 It will cur entirely t!cwogst form Of falling of the uterus, Lcucorrhoo2. Irregular aiI, anfu Mcnstr1,- aton. oil OvaTan Iron, ya In!!@nat!on and Ulccra- tion FoodinC5, Gn D-sy,aCl onG the consequent spinal weakness, Hi t3 especially adapted to the Change of Life. It VII dissolve nr,i cxpCIl tumors from the utcrusin CD ccriy sta~e of development. The tendencyto CanccToU3 ILlAors there is checked very sreedilybJ itsuat.
 In feet it has proved to hc the greatest and best remedy that has ever b,cn discovered. It per moatcs every portion of the sTstcEn, anI gives life and vsur ttrcInOvc3 f2'1tnCss, natulclcy, de- stroy all craving for stnulans, and relieves weak ness of tho stomach.
 It cures BlOat.nT, Headaches, Nervous Prostra ton, General Debility, S!eyi les ness, Depression and Indigestion That tcelinr of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backuchp, is always permanently hy it's use. It will at III times, and under all circumstances, act in h",nony with tho law that governs the Ienl2lcSystIm.
 For Kidney CorIp,aiuts of either sex this com pound is urEsu rta4z5ld
 lydia F. Pinki1am's Vegetable Compound IS prepared at @33 and % Western Ave. Lynn Mass PRICE, SSl.CO SIX Dos1lcs for S5.O0
 Sent byman in the form of pills also in tine form of LozcnGcs onroccipt Of price, SIC0, per box, for oithcr.
 Mrs. F1NGAM freely answers all letters of inquiry Send for pamphlet Address above Mention tais paper
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
Given IBID by Doctors.

"Is it possible that MT. Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by so simple remedy ?" "I assure you it is true that he is entirely cured and with nothing but Hop Bitters and only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and said he must die P
 Well a.day That is remarkablel Twill go this day and get some for my poor George -I know hops are good." SdIem Post
 Testimonials will appear in this paper from time to time from reliable people, and most of the parties testifying living in Syracuse where D. R. V. G. Dyspepsia Remedy is pre-, pared and can be relied upon. Guaranteed by all Druggists to give satisfaction or mon- sy refunded. Try It.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
D. W. Ch.AEs KN R3.
JAMES l.. RUrTEIsLY,
]. ". CAMP, M. D

HOUSATONlC LODGE. No. GI. F 11 and A. NJ. Regular communication, Second and Fourth saturday ol every month.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
Wanted. .
AGENTS WANTED for the Revised New Testament

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 Best chance agents ever offered. Send stamp for particu ars at orce.'
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Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20

STEAMER BRIDGEPOnT.
 CAPT CHAS. WEEKS. 70. CHEAPEST ROUTE TO NAw TonG WW leave Bridgeport every niSht (SAsrrAss exoopted), h"'n Stealnbost Doen, Ai Xx o'clock, arriving ln New ycFk abessA c o'clock next morhiag. Returning, will leave New York every mssysA1W (Sunday eNccptodi, frrin pirs sn EmsA River, foot eE Gataetine-st st II $c Freights ruceivod and way-bilied thrpSGh es all tions on the houss tonic sr i.s ...d as vsry low rates. Tickets can ns pay ei.aAeS through to Now York less than by aH cs.e- road, and baggage checked AASSasA from all trains.
 P.S. The evening Milk train os tae Heus. atomic railroad connects with the sseeAAe. CT Bridgeport
 JOHN B. .HKU81EGsS
 Supeyint~mA&s>A
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20

GOING RAN- TRAINS L8Ava oANAAR $40 .. n, Leaves Millerton st e.ve .. m., Xakos vile 6. 70 and Salisbury at 7.He A n ' ,s s.s4 .. m. Connecting at Ninsted Asr vesm bury and Bridgeport. At Ainaakuy aas New Haven, arriving at 1.2s ?. sa. a.--smvA ing 10 miles distance over any ~Ghxs route, for Westfield, Aorthamptea. VA. hamsburgh and Hclyoks. Al MAStaksM with Express for Spr ngHelA ana BesAem, and all points North aud hast; AssevAp& in Boston at 4.3u P. m. Alss fsE Wtk~ mant'c, New Loaaen, PreviAsass, 1ew York. " Leaves Millerton at s.Ba, LAksvails Aoc Salisbury 9.ll .. nl. 3.0e ?. n. connecting lsvsn Alhany. At yHne. ted for Waterbury and bradasporA X SimSLury fer New Haven, W eafAssA, Ill yoke and Northampton. At NRrsAnv& ~ NNinantic, New London, xev YeaA Boston, and aybrook, via. 0. V. A Leaves Mlllerton st AIS, LakeveAAs A0a, Salisbury 2.S8 p. m. .-,. SIS P. m. Leaves Miilert.n at SC. Laksvham 7.4s, salisbury I.53 P. n,., h0r Wlhsaex Passengers lVave New York At 9.b0 .. eA eosslAsGt with this train
 800 6. hr. tssopday norhiixs ealy t.sAvas MNleiton at 5.j6 B. nt., cu,,necttH9 NA Canaan Hith uo- sa t..uic sraii. nes & ll Fias MesdCv foi Naw Maven, arssvsus ~ s.15 2. m., and foi New 1urk. Al NUaaap bury for Wtstheid aad kcr,hasn3sun, mnN Aftiviag in HSrtfo,d st 8.sk a. a Fsr ttyne at wNy stahcns ana eoapscsScss @ pesssts-
 WALTER PEARCE. S.E. IWMnm. staAuH Pocket { gent supaL aas.aAumA
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
CONN. wlsSTERN R RAlLRoAD.

o .'t 't
 Commencing June lS. issa.
 GOING WEST. TRAIES xKAvs eAxAAm. .. l2.a0 8. m. Connecting freYn PitteAsiA, As AgAk lerson for tsughksepAis. RhlssGesA saA for Eishkil. '.-- Leaves Salisbury at 1ass and LAAssaHs at 1.02 p. m. Y " 3.bS p. m. Connecting from Pittaasld. A ~
 ierton for New York, arriving ct {, e ?. as Leaves Salisbury at A.zn and tAksvdS st 4.25 D. nI. GAS P. M. Connecting from Pit.sAslA. At M. !srtoI witli Exprsss for Albany aaA 6s West. -7.-T- Leaves Salisbury Vt res AsA xAAssaaAs. atT.BT p. m. N V 2.Se P. m. Milk Train, connecting ss ManesNs@ for New For arriving stl3.2o am. AMma Sundays only. = .
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
For Sale.

THE farm known as the Parks Dairy Farm, situated in the north of Salisbury, on Town Hill, so called, containing :55 acres, on which is large quantity of wood and sprouts of IS and 20 growth, with meadow, blow and pas isoffered for sale. Terms made easy for particulars euourc~of J. W. Parks, on adjoin- ing tarm 2Gts J w. and A. NJ. PARKS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
Special Announcement.
The Almighty Dollar!
"The many have too .fe,c, and the te,o
too mdny."

'+T'he many have too .fe,c, and The Ce,o
too many"
What is the use of wasting dollar
when you can save it
Big prices will not do in these times
when even the wealthy cannot afford
to waste their money, and the poor
require double duty of every dollar
and every penny.
Not by favor, but by merit alone
will we maintain and increase our
unrivaled reputation.
We deal in good Goods and not
trash, and believe the masses will pa
tronize that house that sells the best
Goods for the least money.
Buy for cash and mt one price
Who can tell the waste Of money
when you get your goods Of houses
that buy and sell on long time?
This is the music and these the
prices that crowd our store, whilst
other merchants sleep on their coun-
ters, little dreaming of the day of dis
aster and ruin awaiting all who buy
on long time and sell on longer; who
pay big prices, and sell at figures that
no people can afford TO pay.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Black Alpaca, double width, for l6
cents, worth % cents.
Black Cashmeres, yard wide, all
wool, only 40 cts, cheap at 80 cents.
Wool Bunting, colorcd aud black
at 10 cents, worth %.
knickerbocker Suiting at 6 cents.
Wool Monte Cloth and figured
Dress Goods for II cents, worth -
cents.
Choice Lawns for 7 and < cents.
Dress Cambrics for 10 cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Gents Summer Under Shirts. rs
cents, worth 3J cents.
Gents Dress Shirts, - cents, worth
20 cents.
Gents Pants to order, 1875, worth
$500.
Gents all wool Suits to order, $500,
worth $1,000.
Straw Hats, 1 cents, worth 10 cents
The best Overall in America, oar
own make and warranted not to rip,
at Sl.00
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
OUR PRINCIPLES.

At the very foundation Of our un-
dertaking in Bellefonte is the One
Price system.
Respectable merchants generally
have but One Price for most goods,
but the temptation to make excep-
;ions now and then proves too strong
for all, but very few.
Here the rule is absolute. We are
50 committed to the ONE PRICE sys-
tenn that IN exception in any depart
ment, no matter how great the tempta-
tion, would disgrace us.
One Price, if stuck 10, has TO be a
moderate price, fair price. Let that
be your assurance in your dealings
with the Bee Hive Stores.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Hence we throw out among the
masses these specialties, these match.
less goods and matchlcss prices to
check this insane and criminal prac-
tice of wasting money for the paltry
consideration of Il little credit.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Bombay Ginghams for 81 cents.
Cambria Cheviots for 81 cents.
All Linen Crash for cents.
White Corded i. n. for I cents.
Heavy Cottonade for III cents.
Kentucky Jeans for ! cents.
GA Ladies Coating, all wool, for 9j
cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Thus We are fighting against the old
rotten credit system for money, for
and for the people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

India Null Ties for 10 cents.
Spanish Lace Ties for - cents.
2j-Bone Corset for % cents.
JO-Bonc Corset for 80 cents.
Carpet. good quality, for Is cents.
Carpet, half wool, for II cents.
Carpet, all wool, for 60 cents.
THE GREAT BEE HIYE
One Price Stores.
, 1881-06-20

1t will By: noticed! that tt,e heaviest pupula-
,i' ~ IN t!lG t,rgs "I:lsse3 !, !,riwEtl ~ - ~ W
tho tntal population Of tile cuniltry, wlila
the clneses between 10 R1ltl % Inches comprise
lm.re. than Hlnc-tentlis OF tl,c population or
q! 10 per cent.
The tiellsest settlement Is the class uf II to
~, which nts. contains the greatest al,snlu,1
population. LII this ejnss also Is tic greatest
ubsnlNtc increase IN density.
The average Hi,ni,a Tiinfall upnll tic STIR
fnce nf t1ie United Ssnses, exclusive Of
4Alnskn.: Is approximately - INCHES.
twill l,c seen tllnt more tflnn tlye-eigilIss 0f
t!.e population tre IN U,se c!ass. froM u to ss1
iiIcllts, WHILE funr-liftls of tile population
arc, tn the two clasScs between 9n and 10
lnr!Ies; adding tic class ii to - ii,clies to
the abuye lnnkcs nearly o5 per cent of tile
total polh.latit,1i betwcen ID uni 10 Inches.
Tile average rniltfnll for tho spring aHl
summer nnnt lis uu iltu I'll rfaee Of the rDllis-
try Is. approximately, II inches. III 1870 ll,e
average rainfall, considering population and
nDt Mrta, ms Ab0vl., Is ~ :Ll0 tnclsra, which
l,ns decreased during the decade fron 1870 to
1850, from tlit westward movement Of popu-
latlut,. to - q 10 Inches,
, 1881-06-20
fact Tint tho workman Ing. lifted himself up-

fact Tint the workman, Inns lifted himself tip
wnrh frOn leltorulicH and low tnste.
Of The a0frnws Ut Tho working class cntnc
ugW frt)nl tnahunuata tay. iRlt frHlll n BcgrU
Of vttrs wtcl, t,lvrvt tllu n>ncy cari.e,l iroi.!
thu l,cst tnt.rrsta VI llle hiI~r.. lpl,itU ROls
n, nis, Is tho llr'lli.selter at thu l,l of tis
ylcc is often t!o nl,n Of power. Anu extrav-
svnIlcc ruins n,At,y whom strung drink s,Artss
rhurp nre tcl,s nt tutssalItls Ut tne!l III t!ietr
tf1lfkEtE ftjrfkntlt Ilf H]1f1tIlI
, 1881-06-20
OTHER SERVICES.

THE DHp1cArIOS or TIIE ". +. CHURCH IN
lt.svENsWOOD
took piace yesterday afternoon III the pros
cnue OF IL large congregation that completely
filled tho beautiful new "cdi1icc. The tloral
decorations, enyelopinE tho pulpit anu organ
III n 1naze OF fragrant exntlcs and trailing
ylNes, were vory lllIe, having been donate'l
ul,d arranged by the ladies' Of the church III
their GENEROUS enthusiasm for tlle occasion.
Tile program Of tho services wns carefully
prepared, and proved Interesting In eycry
foature. "T'lo Festival To Del!Ea." BY
dudley Buck, wua tirst sung by Miss
rrlndle, Miss lIowl!ston, Mr.. Dnrel!, aud Ar.
Jolt, Miss uar1Is organtst, Dr. Willing. who
presided, tlson mule an eloquent nddress 70
tho Congregation Oh the Rruwtll mud llil4-
cnro Ut tho NJ. j. Soclety ut Ravellswotal.
Nll(l reviewed their yeArH Ut prtlgtesA to t!lt
completion OF the new rh4tel!. Attef Inc
eastoiYary services ths ksy; i,E: Sl,de, of
G antci,i. ai,u l 1i Tl!atl viii Ill.," Tha Treis-
urer's report showed TINT tie new ehurc,
WIS almost frue FROM t!abt, tha l., PROPERTY De.
| ya%et # oSss S'a.o s .srSo Ts sSSsi9n aaSst
ii 10 about s66o.
CENrEN.t1tY ". X. CHURCH
woro u cheerful appearance yesterday lAorll@
ine, whila the rooni was ;fragrant wttl, the
breath Of Aowers The chancsi ai.a p,HiI1!t' ~
-sons OF wll!el. wera nt rare yarIetles,-
potttxl plants lii full bloom, vines, AMI hou-
lllets, An NninelIsu eyerKEpel, nTcl, Into
Whtch wcro Justify intertWiNed rich blo9llls.
al suronntSa wlt asfss i Wy I'ry ynss q sl"% msr
tially t t;l toGssHrlug t,e cjtulr. Yls pastor, thu
lluv. 4, q. Gsorgs, y; p, appfoprlats y
lis !.euas!o,! ehosG Tor hls tlienia ths work q
the Noarlt Of Elucatl04 Of tho CHURCH. select,
illG tor his iext Matt: ix;, as.3s. Tbs Board
Of Kdueatlou Vt Tie II. +. G4nTcl! was sstul,
!lsl.Pa during tue centennial OF American M
CuNtonary uAurcl!. Its object u to collect d
fund, ths prlitcipal OF which sAal! IeI'a!n ~
tuet, Willie the nNlluR! lbterest sA4l be np
pIoprlatDd to Y3d AosltuIi9us 9unday.scloo
scholars who srs @ @ssruy,xltng y pFsnsfEs Fn.,Es y Y
MStk tot Ges'st slsaes ,aetnT T. ttRaesl. as nao ~
Mondsd 70 bo takom annually y, eaei
Congregation for tA!s, fund. The lns
report VI the Board, which has been work
| Ing so quietly that few understood what !
Is accomplishing. shows that 1,3as STUDENT
, 1881-06-20

blaming the volunteers for their own lack OF
alt TINT te1n,ias 70 the att OF war by giving
rlte fact r. not mentioned by this Historian
tint III tie hight Of tlts emergency Hooker
Wa fur n time stunned l,y Il cannu1l-l,af1
striking pillar aRstiHst which t,G stuttl and
i,reu IL. on. competent 10 not proinptly for
Hin. The outcome WINS tlMt tli1s nrlny.
which started out oil 50 Eralnl II plan, and
which, II well Gn,nlnantte.t, yns. IinylnclbIe,
lentcM by half It's numbers. fell back across
army Into the sumo wilderness, where, up.
,osed by alf tts foree, It lost 20 0oO tnoll and
Ind to u,arctl away froi., the ctciny. These
Aru examples uf u war iii which 1t Ii sup
plsstl pretty much nal was done by tie genius
1T West-l'oint Generals.