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Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Are Will Come.

The silver hairs and the furrowed
brow and the tottering steps must all
come ere ever we fully realize the un-
welcome truth, that in all our schemes
and prospects of enjoyment, distance
alone has lent enchantment to the view,
that under the fairest pleasures there
have ever lurked insidious thorns, ana
that the gorgeous shapes that have float
ed before us in golden magnlflcence
have been but as monster soap. ooles
which the first breath of air shattered
into annihilation.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
SPECIAL AElTlOU.
Now Telephone Conneetion.

NOW Ac10puVMO OVOss~'
The increasing demand for 7. W.
Stewards coal, flour and feed has com.
PEELED the necessity for quick com.
munication with all parts Of the city.
Office and store No. 713 West Front
street. Telephone call, No. 2W. All
orders promptly delivered.
Fresh hhad.
Powell Bros. have a fine lot of Della
ware shad In the Third street and Madi'
son street markets; they have also
secured lot of sea herring, founders,
halibut, yellow neds, yellow perch, and
q lot of nice Delaware rock.
Photographs
Reduced in prices. Fine re-touched ca pinet
reduced from $500 per dozen TO $3W per
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touched,
reduced from 80 per dozen TO $l.oo per doE
on. T. q. Holland, photographer, gallery
307 Market street.
Painting.
T, Danner, $40 Market street, Is still
alive and ready to do all kinds of paint
ing and granting. Jobbing speclaity'
Barxains! BargainsI
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new STOCK,
at 1O5 Es st Second street.
MilbOurne.
Try the Mlbourne -four, the best and
cheapest in the city, at Kimbles, Front
and Madison streets.
Lookout, PaintlnE. 500
w. s, Simmons, house and sign paint
ng, praining, glazing, etc. Brick stain
ing especially. Shop. ZIG Shipley street.
Coal, Coal.
Call telephone 247 for the best coal
for family use also lime, SAND, etc.
Burke & Kel4um. King and Railroad.
Reduction In Flour.
Tatnall Brothers have reduced the
price of all their grades OF flour, lol
Maryland avenue.
Shad, o, Shad,
and all kinds of fish at McClure's stalls
in the Eighth street market.
Reduced
McIuall's celebrated Worm Syrup,
Inow % cents, made only by N. b. Dan
forth. corner Second and Market.
Ferry's Carpet
Cleaning works at Eleventh and
jackson streets. send fOr circular.
Painting.
House and sign painting by Walter
Joseph, at 122 Market street.
| Cut Hay
at Kimble's, Front and Madison streets
BY Stidham & Son, auctioneers, OF
Friday evening. 25th, at $50 O'Clock
Ito pay advances, solid gold level
watches, one sterling silver railroad
lever, elegant hutina. Also stock dry
goods, notions, cutlery, etc. Sale con
ltinued Saturday evening.
Bird Tonic, Bird Mama, Bird Seed
Red and Silver Gravel, and patent iisl
bone at Hartman's drug store, flftl
and Poplar.
Fine toilet articles you will find II
large variety at 1902 King street, and a
reasonable prices. Taylor q Fullerton
All kinds of JOB printing done at tn
UBLICAN Office. Good work an
fair prices.
A safe, agreeable and certain cur
for coughs and colds ia CANADA PIN
j. SYRUP. Twenty-Five cents.
i For good photographs try Westco
t & Cummings, 3O2 Market street. The
!. use the new and instantaneous process
Holland takes pictures in cloudy weatl
er az we'll rs clear, by the instantaneot
process. Gallery, 3O7 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
u,une Loan Meeting

Friday evening, April 18th, at Artisans
Saving Bank. Third series first run
out in 10 years, 7 months, earning over
10 per cent. per annum Tor the stock.
holders. Persons wanting to borrow al
a low premium to obtain for themselves
a home will do well to attend. Geo. W.
Bush, President JET Taylor, Secretary
John w Lawson, Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
ReIf.POsseSB1On. .

Self-possession is something apart
from ability. 1t is more in one direc'
ton and less in another. Many persons
of great abilities are painfully lacking
in self. possession, and others OF very
small powers are rarely at a loss. 10
comes rather through fair degree OF
self-knowledge and a practical exercise
of those abilities, great or small. which
we do possess. Our own experience
shows us this Most OF us are self.
possessed in at least one direction, ana
that we shall find to be the one in which
we have had the most constant practice
and the best opportunities OF estlng
ourselves. The mechan or business
man, or artist, or philosopher, may be
undecided, vacllating, constraine :, ana
i'll at ease in general society. or in po-
litical circles, or in hundred other
situations but in their respective en-
ployments, or in matters closely con-
nected with them, they at once assume
calm and assured manner that tells
of their regained self-possess'on.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
"Little drops OF water little grains of sand
Make the mighty ocean, and the pleasant
land y

If you wish to see nice lot of sand
lust come down to Philip Combs Il Cos
coal yard, Eleventh and Church streets.
We have sand for paving, sand for
cement, sand for mortar, sand for Plas'
tering (white), sand for securing floors
and children's faces, sand by the boat
load, IS tons 1850 lbs. to tom, sand by
the single pound-in fact any way you
want it. We guarantee it to be the very
best, and will sell it cheap. Don't for
get that we will send you coal in boxes
If YOU wish.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Another Invoice

OF Rochester book beer. John p. Don
aloe, Nos. 517 and 5l9 Orange street,
has lust received an invoice of extra
celebrated Rochester book beer, that he
is now ready to deliver to his customers
in all parts of the city in hotties or
kegs. All saloon keepers who deal
with Mr.. Donahoe, have this celebrated
beer on tap and in bottles. He VIII
also furnish it to families, and orders
can be sent by mail or telephone, which
will be promptly attended to. This
Justly celebrated beer Is pronounced
the best ever brought to this city, and
is highly recommended by physicians
in cases where persons. are suffering
with weakness or nervous prostratioD.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
To Down Town Patrons.

Remember that the Branch Store of
the Great Tobacco Mart is at No. 5 East
Third street, where we have not the
largest but the best assortment OF To-
bacco aud Cigars in the State, which
we will sell at ruinous prices. Chapman.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
spring

Is to many the most beautiful season
of the year, but to others it brings
trouble in the shape of eruptions,
blotches, ulcers, itchings. etc. We
offer to all such the only purely vege,
table, reliable and safe remedy to force
out all this poison. tits natures remedy,
prepared from the roots of the forests,
and nothing in its composition comes
from the apothecary or chemists shop.
DO not take Mercury and Potash mix
lures for these complaints, for they are
as bad or worse than the diseases.
Swift's Specific roots out the poison and
eliminates it through the pores of the
skin.
Mr.. B. W. Collier, Indian Springs.
Ga, says: "For ten or twelve years |
had an ugly eating sore on my face
which has been entirely cured by Swift's
Specific, not even leaving scar to mark
the place." .--
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Cd.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
DR.. Simms' WnlJe PulmOnis BAL
sam.

The leading Lung Remedy Of vii.
mington, Del. For Chronic and recent
Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Hoarse'
ness and all Lung Diseases as every
body we'll knows; DR.. Slmms' White
pulmonic Balsam is the leading remedy
undoubtedly. References abundant at
our Office. scots. and 81. Sold by dealers
Main depot. Fourth and King streets
Wilmington, Del. Philadelphia, John
son Hoiloway q Go. ,6O2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Spring styles.

Mr.. Joseph II. Greenman, Jr., located
at No. GA King street, is now ready 10
accommodate those of our citizens who
NAV wish for anything in the wal
paper or shade line. Call and see his
new spring styles.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
s$S<B8M[|I
Sun risos. 500. Sun sets CAT
Ohfistfield 4 Best.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
kumfOr0 Brothers, HaeteFg.
InsnIlioopaa at44aa s11 sbinlou atroa&

Cuu Ii10o wv. oNA e0so o's'
Ohristnsld Best.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
kumfOrd BrOtherS, Hatters.
Intelligence office, oil Shipley street.
Good cheap baby carriages, SOC. store.
Coal, flour, feed, Steward, 7l3 W. Front.
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Millard +. Davis, jewelers. Z. End street.
Wringers sold and repaired, at 313 Shipley
q. s. Humphrey b Bro, ,hatters, 3O2 Market
Fine Is K. Rings, at Hanf, 10 f. Fourth ct
Brazilian Balm. coughs and colds, 10 cts
Go to Vests, 6ls Market. street, Tor base
ball goods.
60 to Vests, 6lS Market street, for cigars
and tobacco.
Go to Vests, 6ls Market street, for sport
Ing goods.
TO to Vests, 61s Market street, for the
sunday papers.
Cheap -four and feed, kImble, Front and
Mad ls0n streets.
Dr. harmon may be consulted at his Office
No. 1924 Camac street, Philadelphia.
A few more pounds Of coffee at 2Oc. per
pound, left at the coffee roaster's, 400 King st.
For good butter and cheese, go to II. H..
Moore, stalls 72 and "A, Second street market
house.
AS long asiclam chowder remains In fash
lon there will always be u market TOR old
rubhe boots.
This country Is not arlstocratic in her tog-
gerry The most conspicuous article she wears
is q "cOtton belt"
Take your babies to Hollands, 3O7 Market
street, and have their pictures taken by the
nstantaneOus process.
Asthma and Bronchitis cured by DR.
KINGS NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption
Trial Bottles free. N. B. Danforth.
"Can YOU give me ten cents for drink?'
ask ed a seedy- looking chap ofa reporter =
. Certainly" replied the reporter: bring IL
your drink
SOMETHING NEW on stalls Nos. ITO and Ill
| in Eighth street market. Butter, cheese, egg
lard and can fruit on hand, Butter ant
cheese especially.
Having bought a job lot of bill-heads an.
cards cheap, we will give those VINO wis!
printing the advantage In the money saved
| ut the REPUBLICAN office.
| Now is the time to 60 to Ross, lie Marke
street, for q hne spring derby nat at yer
| low price. He has large stock on hand
which he guarantees to sellat low pr Ices.
| NV stock of frames composed ofgold plush
velvet and fancy m0uldings, Will make you
4 ewes glisten and mouth water II you Sc
them Il. X. Baugh, 203 West Second at.
A certain prominent physician, with
large and lucrative practice, Is the possesso
OF two beautiful steeds. One Of them he use
exclusively for his daily visits to PATIENTS
The other shis nightmare.
A shallow Drained fop remarked, with tn
air of an instructor "PeOple should neve
laugh at their own jokes. never think o
laughing at nine.' Does any one else?
shyly asked q young lady.
Professor to young lady student" You
mark is very low. and you have only Jus
passed." Young lady" Oh, am so glad
I Professor, surprised" Why?'., Young lady
l"I do so love a tight squeeze"
" don't want to be fool eXclaime
Brown. impatiently, when advised to joi
) the dance. (Which goes to show remarl
ed Fogg, "that man can't have everyth1n
I, lust as he would like 1T in this world
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
PaDer Hanging.

Parties that wish papering done at a
reasonable price and good Jop, can
have it done at short notice by calllng
on G. H. Baldwin, No. SOL walnut
street. Estimates given free OF charge.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
A CRUSHING DEFEAT.
A COLD DAY FOR THE vlSITORS-
THE CHESTER CLUB
LAID OUT.

Owing to the disagreea6le state q Lne .as at
er only small audience witnessed tne gaine .,
Union streetpark yesterday afternoon De'WSsil W.T.
mingion nine. The former Is made up OF the
best material of last years Ross and Houston
clubs, and one or tw9 sood ayers h1 IRON csn .ae
lnter-stote clubs me club no nouus hacamn unn
deInoralized yesterday, and during the early
part Of the game played poorly soe sanG
ns payhs w1rf aa sa ad and
son in the field. The home team played
iaultless game up to The eighth inning, Wnen
the battery became little reckless ana aii"w-
ed the visitors to score three runs. MILF
pitched for the home team, and, notaWl,t,- 1,I,',
Standing the fact that he Is still suHerlng
with sore arm, played good game unlll
the clio e, when hs began TO weaken anu tm,ue
hits wee made off him In the eighth inning
The visitor, are credited with II errors anu 4
base hits, while the aome team made 10 ms
with total OF twenty-thrce bases, and lIiaae
five errors
The score follows: ,-
Wilminglo lol..................35 ! ~ ! i,
Chester 80. ...........0 y y :" "
hits-Burns, Casey. Three base hits c1snrns,
Say Left on tases Wilmington, lo chester
6. Double plays: Bastian snyder; say
snyder. struc out -Wilinington, .; Chtsaes
| 3. First base on balls Miller, Dearley fass-
| ed h-lls-Lynrh, 2: Graui: 3. Wild pitchts-,
Miller, j; Lutton, :. Time OF Rame-0ne
hour and hfty-iivc minutes. Umpire-No'
Ian.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
| At Baltimore--philadelphi !; Baltimore,
At phia-BaltimOre Union, hey.
st ne, 2. Philadelpnia Reds, lG Allentown
| At Washington, ID. C.--Cleveland, :Wasl'
Iington, g. National Union, I; Boston Union,
lb.
At tic. . Active, J.
At New York Provid nee, 10 Metropoll'
tan, 6 Boston, II Brooklyn, b.
The wilmington club will play the Phiia'
delphia Reds to-day III Philadelphia. Dahie
Casey and McCloskcy will form tue battery Iol
the home team, whale the Reds VIII put In
their best team in order TO avoid anothel
(cruohing defeat a,
1 On saturday the home team VIII play lh'
Active in this city. n.
II The bast bail game at Lancaster, "a,
between the Ironslhes and Harrisburg cius'
was stopped by the rain In the NTH inning
| when the score WAS 5 to in favor OF the lor
, lmer The Ironsides had nine hits with Il tota
] of eleven, and the visitors had 4.
| The Acme base ball club Of Newport, Del,
re organized on saturday, April ID, with M
Lewis Dun, c. and ID ;Jno. Clouser, p. am
3b,:T. Waller Young, S. s.; william Crnurh
, b william Webb, . b. and c., Wllll
Groolne, $ b. and p; Atmore Davis, l. !.
lL~wis Baync, c. T.; George sindall, '. I. IN
club Is now ready to receive cIallengcs ifoH
, | any club in the Sta'e. All com" unlcatoti
should be addressed Q the Secretary, ID. Lew
oung, Newport, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
More Choice Suitfngs.

just received at the Central TAILOR
Store. 7th and Market. Come quick
while the ball is rolling. FERD CARSON
Tailor.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

Five hundred dollars in cash will
hrv tbe residence No. 1872 Monroe
street, with mortgage 1or palahce.
| Rest Of reasons for selling. Apply attne
REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
A New LIN Q

OF Pantaloons just received at the Cen
tral Tailor Store, 9TH and Market. fEhD
CARSON, the Tailor.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
For Sale Cheap.

A three.spring covered wagon, sulta.
ble for butcher or store delivery. SOLD
for want of use. Tatnall Bros, l0l
Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
AT HANOVER CHURCH.
Entertni ment to be Given I'M
Evening.


Evening.
The following program has oeen
arranged for the entertainment TO be
given at Hanover Presbyterian church
This evening. The select readings and
recitations will be given by Miss Carrie
e. Mcclure, talented elocutionist OF
Trenton, N. j. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will play the piano accompaniments:
A." rena' Sniivan
Mr.. Dime ow.
Rratirp p.....................Ltap year " 0olHR
Soio-'7 Drea,u Face ~ ....'Hutchlhsoh
Miss Kate Currinder. v,.
'non'tatinn ~ ,.,...... Robert OF Lincoln
piano solo 80. ....C0me Dack 10 ETH
Mrs. Brown.
Reading. ..SanAv MacD )nald,s signal
Recit.,i0n .......,- Kentucky Philosophy
solo. Waat Shall Do, ..,..'. blshoH
Miss Kate Curl der; run.
Re.ii "''.',..............A class in Reading
Violin Solo" Overture t"Tencredi.'
james Geiry.
Rt c tlOn .''.iio" is"o, A"s~
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
ptanos and organs.

Buy only Wilcox & WHITE ORGAN.
f. A. NosrH & Co., 713 Market street.
w, H. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
fee Cream. i.

Charles Kyle's ice cream can 90 o.,
found at his old stand in Second stree'
market house.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

Bring your job printing to the kEpus =
LICAN Office, Good work and fair prices
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Circulation, 1000.

French street wharf is the place for
good clean coal.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

CANADA PINE SYRUP is great enc
NV to spriug colds or long standing
coughs.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
.nr A North Il Co.'S

For the Wilcox & White organs anu
Hazelton Bros. pianos.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Farm ,rs and Others.

For fitch and lard call at Bucking-
hams, Front and Shipley Streets
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
MILLINERY,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS.
FEATHERS,
HATS &
B0NNETS.

Ladies and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches, Brace
let's, Charms, Chains and
Rings.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
VIVA 7

You can purchase under one
roof, without leaving your
own city, and buy as CHEAP
and get liberal credit as you
can buy elsewhere by paying
cash.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

Bush's coal is the kind you want.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

The increasing demand for 7. W
Stewards coal, flour and feed has csm
PEELED the necessity for quick com
munication with all parts Of the city
Office and store No. 713 West From
street. Telephone call, No. 2D AL
or1ara pro,n ntl y deliva
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space was filled with a sloping bank of moss,
on which was laid a large cross and two
wreaths composed of white flowers In front
was large white arch trimmed with ever
greens and cut flowers, suspended from which
were cages containing singing birds. In the
open space around the pulpit platform wore
tables and stands literally covered with
profusion of cut and pot flowers of every
color and variety. The programme for the
evening, printed copies of which were dis
tributed among the congregation, was an in
teresting one, and ably carried out by the
capable superintendent, Chas. H. Richman,
and the school 1t consisted of appropriate
songs Rotations and responsive readings.
The singing was accompanied by the eornet
in the hands of Frank p Harris.
At the Baptist church sermon was
preached in the morning to the children, and
the evening service consisted of a Sunday
school concert. REGULATIONS were rendered
in an able manner by the different scholars.
and the responsive readings and singing
greatly interested the large congregation that
was present. The floral decorations were va
rious and beautiful, and greatly added to the
appearance of this handsome church.
At the Presbyterian church an interesting
sermon was preached to the children in the
morning, and at the evening service the con-
gregation listened to most able sermon from
the pastor, Rev. o. B. McCurdy. The
church was handsomely decorated with cut
and pot flowers, vases and floral designs
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AMONG THE WHEELMEN.

C. Sumner Stevens, of Vineland, a member
of the Millville Bicycle club, and one of the
fastest riders in South Jersey, stopped at
Woodstown on Monday noon calling on some
of the club here. He had ridden since 8
o'clock from Vineland, through Millville,
Bridgeton and Salem to our town, and re-
turned home by the way of Bridgeton and
Millville, making about eighty-one miles. He
states that on Decoration day he rode ninety
eight miles. Mr.. Stevens entered the three
mile amateur race at the meet at Springfield,
Mass, last September, but owing to an acct
dent was compelled to withdraw. He rides a
Rudge Light Roadster.
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L III 3 Nj ONITOR.

Heavy Tin Wash Boilers with best Copper
Bottoms-the only bottom that stands rough
usage. inch $1.15; 8inch $135; 9 inch
$3.50. E. T. Humphreys & Co.
White Victoria Lawns, TO- IL, Is, Is and
70 cents per yard. Plaid White Nainsooks,
IL, IA and 16 cents per yard All kinds
goods for ladies' white dresses. 1900 yards
just received from New York at low prices
the rule with us. E. B. Humphreys & Co.
Two thousand yards Long Remnants of
best Wamsut.a Bleached Muslin just received,
and opened to sell at 10 cents. E. B.
Humphreys & Co.
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WooDsTowN, FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1884.
LOCALS.

FRANKLIN FL1TcRAFT has sold his lot, adj
Joining Chas. Boone's, on East avenue to Da-
vid d. Lippincott
Jos. K RILEY is having his residence on
East avenue painted.
LAWN TENNIS is the favorite game with
some of our young ladies and gentlemen.
WOODBURY., with population of 5000, has
thirty-one grocery stores.
The Baptist Sunday School now meets at
900A.M
The BALL on Monday night given by our
colored friends, was failure financially.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY has twenty-four miles
of river front to fish Off
The Delaware River Railroad Company
have put new SIS, 900 engine on their road.
Mrs. AUGUSTA BRISTOL, of Vineland, we'll
known to our Woodstown Grange, delivered
an address before the National Greenback La
Dor Convention, at indianapolis, May 2Sth.
Benjamin F. Butler was nominated as their
candidate for President.
AT THE MEETING of the Board of Trustees
of our public school, held June Sd, the fol-
lowing were elected as teachers for the ensu-
ing school year Principal, E. F. Lewis;
intermediate department, Mary A. Fosdick;
secondary department, Mary Paul; primary
department Jennie L. Hillman.
THERE were 341 arrests for intoxication and
breach of the peace in Philadelphia on last
Saturday and Sunday.
HENRY G. VENNoR, the Canadian weather
prophet, died on Sunday
A NEW TOWN is being started on the Allan
tic City branch of the West Jersey railroad,
three miles below Buena Vista, to be called
Richland. The town is to be laid out on the
plan of Vineland and Newfeld, and settled by
Yankees" The National Land Improve
ment Company of New York is pushing the
enterprise.
WHY do our authorities allow drunken men
to lie on the sides of our streets in the broad
udy-lSut, Will tuo DIOiiiuS Dull Stunning va
rectly upon them? Two such cases came to
our notice within the last week.
WE CONGRATULATE our road supervisor up
ON the improvement which he has made IN
our streets by generous gravelling. Would
that our council had few more such men
POSTMASTER RIcHMAN exhibits a splendid
Autograph of the Republican Presidential
nominee in his window.
MUCH complaint is heard about the rose
bugs, which appear to be unusually voracious
this year.
The BIRDS are eagerly plugging the ripen-
ing cherries.
j. S. ENGLEs our busy tailor, some time
since cut out coat at three o'clock, and In
four hours the owner was wearing it.
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The Camden Bicycle club, of which Wiley
Park, who is visiting in our borough is cap
tain, has thirty-two members
Editor Apologize, of the Bridgeton Nesos,
Is lover of the sport, and rides out with the
rest of the boys"
The ten-mile contest between John S.
Prince. professional bicycle rider, and the
trotting horse Scotland, with record of
2.22s, owned by Horace G. Craven, which
took place at Philadelphia on Monday after
noon, resulted in Princes defeat, the horse
leading by about one-quarter of mile The
track was in very bad condition for bicycle
riding, and the race will be repeated on
better track, when Prince is confident of sue
cess. The time made by the horse was Sc
minutes and 33 seconds, while on a good
track Prince has made the same distance in
81 minutes
We in this country have no conception of
the popularity of bicycles and tricycles in
England. Literally hundreds and thousands
of men ride them habitually.
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cHILDREN's DAY EXERCISES.

Last ouHuHy WIS UUstTVtu III an apprOprl-
ate manner by three of our churches.
AT the Methodist church the most extensive
preparations had been made, and the large
congregation assembled and the interest
manifested showed that the efforts of the
officers and scholars were appreciated in the
fullest sense. The floral decorations were
elaborate, and indicated much taste and ele-
gance in their arrangement The pulpit