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rSr s. an a;.ss; n,.ss Attacks 'a"n

These disorders are the result of a
morbid action of the Liver, an acrid
or over production of bile or of some
obstruction in the gall ducts, prevent
ing tho natural flow of bile Into the
lntestincs, the bile being rcasorbed
into the circulation producing impure
ties of the blood and showing IT.
self In the yellow color OF the skin
and eyes. A few doses of the Hepa-
tbzono will correct the irregular ac-
ton and ceuse normal secretion and
flow of bile.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-02

Everybody knows tho virtues of
Wild Cherry and Tar as relief and
cure for any eiIectations of the throat
and lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies In the composition of DR..
Bosanko's Cough aud Lung syrup,
making II just the article you should
always have In the house for coughs,
colds, Group and bronchitis. Price,
Soc. and 300. Sample free. Sold by
w. A. Williamson IL Co.
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The following are the quotations:
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET
GALVESTON FuTuhkh.
iALvEsror. October l.-futures
n quotations unahanged


sr. LOUIS. Octo her i.-Flour- Market quie
and. unchanged. Family S5q3 6o; choice.
3 yod4 90 fancy. 4 s5si IS; patents, iS(sS IS. I
wheat-Active and higher, the advance being
steady from the opening and closing Telhc
above yesterday No. 2 red, cash. 98e93k. DC
,ober yaheyh Noye a1.ea, o ssfsSyS Dec Gem
Ing at outside quotations.
No mixed; cash. iossil; October. Sss@ss.
oats-fifm but dull. No. mixed, cash 2iH
GD25; no options sola
iorn meal-Qui, att 80.
Whisky-Steady AZ o. O6
Provisions-Firmer and more done
Pork co.
LArd-6U0
Bulk meats-Long clear 40; short rib, beH
Bacon~Long clear. 5 SOS %; short rib O5G
6l2Si short clear, sIh@6 Is.
AFTERsoos BOARD.
Al the afternoon board wheat opened bet
ter but closed abest an &c of
Corn-Pirm and unchanged.
oats-Nothing done.
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, October L. ta,tie = Receipts
800, shipments. sJo; steady, with good demand
for all grades. Native shipping steers 4 $50
rs; Colorado steers. GOES o. native butch
erlng stock, 2 25Gs4 90. stochers aud feeders.
2 60es -; grass Texans, COOS CO. Indian
Hoss-Receipis 5000 market arm at . SOC
a2O
in good demand aud stronger, good 10 choice
muttons, 2 1898 So fancy would bring 3 IS
common TO fair. 2oo92 e5; Texans. 1898 o..
lambs, GOES so
chicago Gram Market.
CHICAGO. October l. Flour Steady ant
unchanged
a
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A philosopher said: That Who
ever makes two blades of grass grow,
whore one grew before, merits i'm.
mortality. We do not question this;
but he that leaves no pain, where
two had formerly racked the human
frame, is the noblest benefaci or.
Browns iron Tonic has brought a
permanent cure to many suffering
with indigestion. dyspepsia, sick
headache and general debility
Price, 81 % per bottle. For sale by
IA. Behrens.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-02

More than 100000 cups of He-No
tea were given away at the Worlds
Exposition by Martin Gillctt a. Co.,
Baltimore, Md. If your grocer does
not keep IL this special brand of tea
will be delivered free by mail on re-
ceipt, by them, of retail price, 80
cents per pound, in stamps or other
wise,
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r. B. PARROT,
MANAGER



Several years ago q cAncerous ulcer made Its |
appearance on my chin. Three years ago II |
sloughed out but last Spring returned; soon
after the cancer appeared my skin became
inhamo spread and make nn ugly sore, Rough
places aud heavy black scales formed on my
hands and face Last October was attacked
with rheumatism In my feet, ankles, knee,
and hips, which became 20 stu, swollen and
sore. nd the muscles 80 muon contracted that
II was impossib for me to straigten myself
In this terrible condition, no meI,cine gave
me any reltef--my appetite and strength
failed and became completely helpless. In
this almost hopeless condition determined TO
try Gninns Pioneer Blood Remover. ! pro
cured o supply and began the fse Off used
y about one month. aud ! so much Improved
that began tn.walk about with the aid OF
erutches. The cancer on my chin entirely dis
appeared. The black heavy scales that had
formed ON my face ana hands fell OIL and my
skin became clear, smooth and healthy,
would also state that for several years have
used this medicine In my practice In the treai,
ment OF glanGular and skin diseases, and ]
where II has been used according TO directions.
do, therefore. most cheerfully recommend II
q all mho g. mag be aIiiiesed c MIN any OF the
]. L. STEPHENSON, NJ. D.
Doctors Certineate---Case OF Blood
Poison.
| have used GukNB PIONEER BLOOD RE-
| NEWER In several cases OF cutaneous diseases
OF long standing with the most satisfactory re-
| suits. Have seen the happiest results follow
| It's use In syphilis OF the worst form, and be.
iieye Il TO be the best alternative In use
Griffin, Ga. J. I. ELLIS. NJ D.
The above certificates are but a few Instances
OF thousands In our possession showing suffer,
ers who have been relieved OF every form oil
blood and skin diseases; female complaints,
dyspepsia, sypnills mercurial rheumatism
blood poison and malaria
For full Information our free pamphlet OF
Blood and skin Diseases will be furnished OF
application 10
Macon, Ga
Bold In powdered form. easy 70 prepare a
home. with or without spirits small Size. 2
cents; large size ti00. mailed 10 any address
on receipt OF price Liquid form, small size
N.Oo large ssIe, el7b
For sale by Cameron. Castles a storey Waco
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STEINER 4 STEPHENSON.
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Mr.. II. Bchrens, oil Austin avenue
holds an enviable reputation for pure
drugs, fine dentists supplies, toilet ar
ticles and general bric-a-brac. The
prescription department receives most
special attention, and prescription
clerks are kept in readiness night and
day.
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Had a case of infammatory rheu-
maiism of nearly all the large joints,
accompanied with high fever; gave
Tongaline In drachm doses every
four hours, and aconite for the fever;
to-day my patient is able to be out,
and doing well.
w. W. BANTER, M. D.,
Hersmau, Ills.
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Personal.
We are showing new straw goods
for the fall season. Every desirable
style, novelties In neckwear and fancy
goods. Our fal opening, little later,
will surpass all previous displays. We
invite you to visit us. Fourth stree,
opposite side of the street from the
Pacific hotel.
Miss KATE STotJTR,
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BusHisa,. Arn,ea saIvs.

The best salve in the world fo- cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
soreS, tetter, chappod hands, chilblains,
corus and skin erupuons, and posi'
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Prlc,
25 cents per box. For sale by Castles
a. Morrison. .elnt-r .ft tt
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THE WEATHER.


wAsHIseros. October l. = Indications for
thewest gulf states Generally fair weather
northerly winds becoming variable; higher
barometer; cooler In the northern portion and
stationary temperature In the southern por-
tim
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The Reason

The Reason
You should buy boots and shoes
from Levine Bros is that they have
au entirely new stock of goods. Be-
cause they only sell first class goods
Because they sell them cheap, aud be.
pause all their goods are marked In
CLAIM figures aud at lowest prices.
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CITY mAaKers.


Corn-white. per bn. Is 70 20c.
OAts-aacks. Dcd2lc.
whest--6oc@70e. per buBhel
Nicaragua wheat zoo. IL
Millet-per ton. ts6l0,
Prairie hay-per ton oSfbA
Hides and PeltFY,
Hides-Dry hlnt II 70 laAo, dry salt 10 10 lie
reen sailed 10 20.
Psliries-Deer skinH, Is " l1e antelope 10 70
ibc; seal skins. Is 10 2ln. aneep peltn, as per
wool - 10 6ocs nheariinge, 10 10 ike. ~
raliow.,,frimet 6kG tallos grease. * 10 &C.
resse. yellow 70 brown. Z 70 So.
0roeertes,
Bacon-shou eieAr, &7e
Hsms-ll 70 l26
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GATEsvILLE, Texas, March 4.
barney Feldhake, Dir:
have been using one OF your twin
| urner vapor stoves for four weeks.
1t works to perfection and we are
| IL hlyspleascd with II. We have four
in the family and the cos for running
II is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w, Jenks.
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All parties indebted to The firm OF
Stephenson 1ibbs q Steiner are
hereby requested TO settle their ac-
counts before November LIST. after
which time all unpaid bills will be
placed for collection.
STEINER a STEPHENSON.
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Remember, If You want n first class
standard shoe for yourself, wife and
children, you can find au entirely new
stock at LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-02

You are interested In having nice
fitting shoe, and that you eau only
get by buying pair of Burt's ccle-
brated make, only to be found at
LEVINE Bros.
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We have some fine farms Large and
small-in this county, which the pru-
dent buyer will regard great bar
gains, when the farms, prices and
terms are examined. Remember the
time In which we are authorized to
sell these farms is limited.
lfyou want abargain, write or call
upon us at once.
II. f. BuRNHAM & Co.,
Waco. Texas,
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b. Haber's new clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
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The most eiiicacious stimulants to excite the
appetite are AngOstura Bitters. prepared
terfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article
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GALVESTON C0TTON RECEIPTS

GALvnsror. October 1.-The foliowins 81
g comparative statement OF cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day and the same date
Last war.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-02

New hats for men and boys, in tina
newest shapes, at Is. Haber.
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The coolest and best soda and min
eral waters, drawn from the largest
fountain In the state, at w. A. Will
hanson u Co.'s drug store, Fourth
and Austin, opposite McCleliand
hotel.
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Cloak department. second floor, nc
cessible by passenger elevator.
SANGER Bros.
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Berwick Bay oysters received daily
barrow az Burke, old market house.
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Bayou Cook oysters, largest of the
season. Delivered to any part of tho
city at 10 cents per dozen.
ALEX BRULE.
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ladies' jersey jackets, second floor
take passenger elevator
SANGER Bros.
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Millinery del ar meni, second floor,
accessible by passenger elevator.
SANGER Bros.
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Notice.

READING MATTER-Just received,
full liue Seaside novels.
". ii. Cook a. Co.
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Deanc's cabinet photos are unex-
celled.
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
sorns aud bunions.
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A,tent,sa at n Hotel.

What kind OF attention do you expect at a
hoteil Inn. attention. Travellers should, there
fore, carry bottle OF De- Bigger's Huckleberry
Cordial. which counteraels the effect of bad
water aud change Of climate, sold exclu
aiyely At Lion Drug Store"
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o. THE TEXAS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
relieves members OF all Lodge Dutics. on i'm
munlty worth. In itself Fifty dollars per an
num 10 any business man.
TIE TEXAS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Independent of Death Claims, allows sick ben
eiits 10 INDECENT members Ia sum sufficient To
enable them to keep up their protection dur.
Ing sickness also paws claims under the total
disability clause, which includes one-hAlf OF
their certificates In uash, in case of insanity, or
loss Of both arms OF feet which makes their In
domnlty, worth so per cent, more than any other
cooperative company doing business In the
world, all of which IL included In the above
record
For Information OF tho general public, wo
annex the number OF assessments made by the
leading orders doing business In Texas dur
Ing the past year:
TEXAS BEsEvoLEsr ASSOCIATION. ........... 10
PRESBYTERIAN MUTUAL ..,.....,,,...... ~
a H. s.'...''..s s'ss...s.ss.'.'.''ss''s' ~
X. or INSTRUMENTATION. %
All societies and orders working on the as
sessment plan are subject 10 the same mathc-
NAUTICAL principals. whatever the amount Of
the assessment may be.
Low RATES OF ASSESSMENTS ARE NO
ECONOMY.
Or. II below proper standard, they become
onerous 10 the society and wearisome 10 the
member by their fre iueut occurrence.
For Information, apply to
R. B. PARROT,
MANAGER.
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Mo,a..e. Louisiana new, so .osso; Losi,i.ns

Molasses- Louisiana new, 80 TO $50 louisiana
Cofee--Faif. " to ioc prime Rio. 10 to 10
sugars-Brown, etseoN Y c. 7sasc; white,
7A@sc; graduated, setshc.
flour-ordinary; per 100 lbs, 225 70 $50. fam
by, 27.y patent process, 800 20 A25; fancy pat.
Dat mesi-haif barrels. ias 10 As; grits, bar.
'o Gcsr, % sss sIn ny B gss,
cc-Choice Louisiana, Tkc per ID; prime
s,arch,-rearl &c R, O., 20 Lbs, bulk. Sc
g ss Standard, 6 o. tase sls eAs g. o0
e ps ~ s Cat Ss sS R sSe sSsR s
test l2-ls; asi. kerosene, $50 test 25s 800 bar
rels, per gallon, i7c; candles, i2c; beans, per
ib. tto shc; Lima So.
Fruit, Poultry. Game. Fac.
fsp@Psens-f.ieISo ss g ''''' .
Irish potAtocs-Northern, II peck barrels,
0so per bushei 7sc.
chiekens-Per dozen. AGO 20 q So turkeys
onions-sa 1898 90 per barrel.
Egss-i2kel5c per dozen.
Bat,sr-ob"ice western, IS to Soc country. IS
Oranges Messina s.; Imperial 1850
Cheese-tull cream. i2s@lic; western
scimmed. i0r Y. A. full cream, lSc
Dried apples Quarters, &c; MY. sliced. bkc;
Kfoui- Per barrel. q 50. half barrel, $50
Lumber.
The following are the prices OF lumber per
1000 feet First-clAsa rough. els second class
rough, SIS; clear rough, $40, hrst-clAss dressed
side, s22 50. second class dressed side, sis;
nrst-class d 4 NJ. flooring, SIS second class D.
4 n. fooring, SIS Inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding. SIS \ inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding, f26 Rough yellow pine ceiling
kxd, si26 So Popular ceiling and siding s26;
white pine ceiling and siding. On ST. p. pular
finishing lumber, $50 white pine finishing
lumber, 800 Cypress finishing lumber. $50;
wide clear rough lumber go. wide clear
dressed 1 side, s25; lumber dressed 2 sides, s25;
lumber dressed sides, "a 50 lumber dressed
sides; 80;
shingles.
Shingles per Loo Heart X W Cypress, 80;
heart dimensions cypress shinglel o.; Sap
and dyprcs shingles, 81 rs; heart yellow pine
hihgles, o. 70; Dressed and headed yellow
ptnepickets, $50, rough yellow pickcts, ee1
yellow pine laths. 1850 cypress laths, o.;
white pine laths, 6.
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b. Haber sells straw hats cheaper
than anybody. Go and sec II no
don't.
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Take Passenger Elevator
To our retail departments ON our
second floor. SANGER Bros.
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Exports this week: Great Britain. n. 's5s
France. o. Con,inen, i5,2io Stock at United
states ports this day, 49, $780, this day last rear
2s2 $40
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COMM RCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET

WACO. Texas, October i.--Market steady
Receipts to-day, SOS bales; total To date,
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The ordinance regulating trade aud
traffic on Sunday was placed upon its
second reading. [rhis ordinance Is
the one which allows all business
houses in the city TO keep op'n until
ga. IN. aud after Up. m.
Alderman Tibbs offered as sub
stitute the ordinance to change arti-
Gle 1865 of Revised Digest of ordi-
nanccs. This ordinance was put
upon its third reading, and passed by
the following vote Yeas--Tibbs,
Order, Smith, Speight, Owens. Mob
ley. Nays-Wood, Alexander, Eyer
ley. .Rt -E. .rtT.
(rhls ordinance allows the sale OF
fresh fish, ice, ice cream, Lemonade,
soda water, cigars, fruits and news.
papers, and allows barber shops and
bath houses to be kept open until
a. m.
The council then adjourned.
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!han ever bofore produced IN WacO.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


Nnw ORLEANS, October so-Futures closed
| easy, I to 2 points lower.
Sales, ~ TO bales.
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fuckers

ssI lNvIGORATOR,
o.. hccomo Justly the most popular iron tonic
nus J ~ ma, whyY .becanse It's better Suited
'ot every case Of infcebleness from any cause
w., aid and young. Many physicians en-
Sor.e and prescribe It, and their tes timony Is
hat The very best satisfac iin Is given es-
aac,.iIy so In women and children Don't
alto ry abottle. Price si.H
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is prepared
NA1C TO makeyo
better pho
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ST. Louis. October L. Wool Active and
nrm but unchanged; tub washed 2s@sS un
washed, i2p2bN; Texas. i2e2i.
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AVERY Flows.

To the Mcclellan IS and Farmers o. Texas.
Recognizing tho necessity of having
large stocks Of our &c Is hoi o in Dallas
In order D supply the demands of our
constantly increasing Trade, Dog to
inform cur friends that we have recent .
ly opened up a. go branch house horo
for that purpose. We want , assure
you that we are hero t. stay, and whiio
1t has been es.ab''ehod ct ereat ,st.
understand IS that il cost YOU no
more get on plows rom h9re than
1t formerly did nom TIT factory. aud
much quicker and In bot 4 condition.
Our goods are 10 we known ')r(
qu're much comment; euiliee 1t :, say
mat no ether manufactures who has
ever so'itr TO- as .rauo mas ever
sen ND get good nodded p'oNs
for = u B'aiN OF We-c7 soil / the 'ren-
uine Avefy," YET they al more or less
imltal ID tnem. This fsct alono is suf-
hcient prove tho sur1iioiity OF the
ever, to call your pr rticl'fr att IL ton
to some of o. now gclls: tho "Rich-
ardson = voiy" three wheel, no land
aide, and lngue IS sully nlow; opr
.'Advanc" ont horse, dou Ole mould
board pillow, Tor bursting out old cotton
ridges anc splitting middlos in tho
cultivadng season; and tho improve
ments we arc adding This seRs On In .no
way of consh action and finish OF our
y teri0s OF block LAID plows:
also now style Of barbad
wire made IN links like chalu. I.isI
the best wirein tho woIlo. Send To-
descriptive .rculer.
We would solicit your carly cJrre.
rondenc3 'or anv further iuioi ma.ion
which WI nNe lompt attention
from our Nj. q. i. Jones, Who il la
charge Tor Mr.. sydney Smith in Mr..
Jones arseuCD, ana VINO viii visit
you du, ~; tho sea On. Il )turp'Lg
our sincei thangs for your lih oral
Patronage in the past, and trusting
that this new plan Tor facilitating our
mutual intorest1 vii me,it your
further iavors, wo avo, 81 whoa al
ordors ANA communications should be
eddtesscd, y0u RESP ot,Il'y.
ID. l.. AyEnY d. SONS,
P.O. Box &, Dallas, TeXf1,
ofhce and sPmplo re om, 72f Main
street.
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sAs ssn..s,oaa, Preacher orsrooAl,.

1hs Sensational Preaeher ofBrooklyn.
- msn who leads al American
preaohers N popularity is now In
Bur0FA Telvsrlpaic reports ara b.
ing received OF the ssso ; 'shing CO VIDE
which lsssa 10 hun ca those : Ca. oc-
casions whom be presches. AS be
sermons are readin many lands, pub.
Lilo eric slty la the y eaeher isread,,y
unders jod. Talmsse makes such u
stir when he - at fome that notody
n SURF, sed {, reci oth's dcings aud
talks on the other side OF the
Atlantic.
He Is New Jersey mhp, LOva IN
that Stats IN tue year 2. L. pa
rents het three sons a'fcai In ne
ministi Y, when Il. De Wit wea tide
to the uumbsr OF cleI zeal members of
this interesting family. He did not
dc side 10 adopt the p. )rai calling
until agssr he was 70 yes IS o i.a~d han
spent ,hre3 years In "A iaN yers otiee.
But sstef making up lis mind no ppr-
sued bis preparatory studies with
character, stlc energy. His stay st o
college Ia New Bruusaick, New Jer
sey, was succeeded by course at the
New York university, where he was
graduated.
Mr.. Tslmage's first pas' ,ral charse
was at Belley lie, New Jersey. tie "a
manned thore three years, SNd tAo1 re-
moved to Syracuse, whore bts preach
lug excited GceaL Interest. las next
change OF past )rats wss 10 philadel-
phia, where no spent seven successful
years. In Marci, 1859, no to)k IN his
fk. - ~.
church tho opposite of prospe Gus, aud
open - his choice, Tho other two,
one III Chicago and tho Other
In S,n Francisco. Tho event
proved Jhs wisdom OF his choice. By
1870 his c0ngregg ion wore worshippiDg
in largo fabric made OF she 50 iron, -
the cnurOh which had boon much tO1
large had become much too small. Ia
December, 1872, the itod structv J
was consumed by fire, and tho congre
CATION assembled in tho Academy OF
Music until February, IL, W. IN the
new church was oponed. Ihig Il one
OF the largest buildings in Brooklyn
and IL kno asi pPberne 10. IL is
somi clroula 10. n, the sea go ~.
ranged that al can ZOO ard hear the
minister, who proache1 from plat
form, simply Furnished, without Q
desk. a hugo organ behind thS
speaker, and sometimes tho ust
Of the cornet , lead tho SINGING, indi
cate one OF DR.. Talmage's wide depar4
uresiroiD Presbyterian pre- 3edent. ST
thOusala )rsons cen DO comfort 'bly
seated H. Dr.Ta!mRge's c urch,Gnd III
attsndt ,invo'iably greatly eNt oe1l
this figure
Six OF seven children remain I, DR.
Tslmage. his eldeGt son, o piomis
ing young man, died a iou years ago
The pres Jlt MI. Ia ragep5 rs sec
Ond Mllo.--L Now York World.