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National Republican., 1886-09-07

It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. II never Scales or Postpones
Look at the following distributions
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DRAWING
A. the Academy Of Music, New Orleans TUES
DAY, SEPT. II, 1886.
National Republican., 1886-09-07
RAILWAY NOTES.

EXTRAORDINARY bargains In books aud sta
tionery at Whitaker's 1l05 Pa. ave.
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Y LOYD's 2SCENT WASHINGTON Xxx
Ia PRESS.

Baggage delivered to all parts OF the city,
ailToads, steamboats,, SC. Furniture, sewing
machines, type-writers, &c, carefully removed.
trunks taken 10 any part Of the house without
Xtra charge. Persons returning TO the CITY
AN leave their checks at either oihce,
TELEPHONE No. 473-8.
once 1908 II st. N. W. Branch Otioes 9Th
md sta N W., basement Howard House,;
Dueketta Pharmacy, cor Pa. av. and 22d st.
n, Wi GIG o u. N. W.; Frank Pitzer q Co.,
druggist, cor. East Capitol and 9th sts. 8. X.
JOHN q. HANLEY,
Proprietor
National Republican., 1886-09-07

By an overwhelming popular vote Its fran.
stitution, adOpted December ,. A. d. 1879.
National Republican., 1886-09-07

Washington Stock Exchange.
The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
in on the Washington Stock Exchange iB furnished
by Messrs. Bell q Co., bankers. No. 1887 PennSyl.
vania avenuei
National Republican., 1886-09-07

NLYDE'B HRw KxPRKsB srKAM PACKET
" LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON, AND
ALEXANDRIA,
AT APPOINTED SAILING DAYB,
From PHILADELPHIA every saturday, IN m
From WASHINGTON every Monday, ID IN.
Through and prompt connection with New York,
Boston, Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bllis OF LAding fysn. Freight received and dallVs
nod oAlly until p. m, :
W. r. CLYDE a co.,
aeneTal Agents, PhllAdalphlaa
nth and 18th b. WharysS, y. W. 1909 v q, "a
W., WashlpEon, d, q.
National Republican., 1886-09-07

Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Legis.
lature for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital Of u, ,0O0, 900, to which a reserve
fund OF over $3.50, 900 has since been added.
National Republican., 1886-09-07

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER QUARTER MILLION DISTRIBUTED I
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II. W. FULLER,
General PASSENGER Ayopt

TUE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Rorrrr M
Il TnaaEN0RTH, na0 WEST, AND soUTHWEsT
DdOSBLETRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
snEEL ,r,tL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EoijiP,
National Republican., 1886-09-07

100000 Tickets at Ten Dollars Each. Halves
70. Fiilhs, 81. Tenths, u.
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Quotations OF Mnnday,a Htock snlea.

The following daily market reports have been
furnished by J. Vance Lewis broker, Le Droit
building Eighth and streets being the most 90.
tive htooks In the New York exohange:
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Adirondacks,

The famous Mountain Lake Region of Northern
New York--a paradise for tourists
and sportsmen.
National Republican., 1886-09-07

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
National Republican., 1886-09-07
CAPITAL PRIZE, s15o,ooo.
&ttk&4A&tthHtttk

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
Lotteries which may be presented at our count
National Republican., 1886-09-07
Grain and Provisions.

Following Ia the range OF prices in the Chicago
market furnished by b. X. Plain a Co.. st. Cloud
Building, corner Of Ninth and Streets
National Republican., 1886-09-07

BALTIuoRE, Sept. 6.--virginia Gs conso
dated, 63; do. past-due coupons, G7; do, ne
l0'4Os, 40h bid to-day.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19
..PrfsoHers Of Poverty

The Nsw York 175JGes. Eith ercairzDl=
els.efIsrisc. has undertaken al investigation
fato tie lives oftle sorkilgw oaan - sea
York. For tlfs purpose tl.e T54Jaae Las
bsea fortunate ensagh 10 seeure Tie ser-
vices u Mrs Helen Campbell, nAo IS LII
only successful novelist and wrfter u
remarkable power and e4rnestnesS. bat @is-1
f9r many years close observer o. the SOY
ao# zad trials Ct the unfortunate. Nc oae
coalo It better fitted for tie t-sk of e1zzs-
iniEg symp2'heiie4Ily ard 81 wisely she
cgsadiri9a e working Ostlzese. *
elusive u domestic servants. yIfs Campbell.
says, IL ber first article. there are -. %
IN Ne8 Y4rk. With great force aBd satire.
Sic s4ys The city whicl afford. tie
largest percentage Of hzbituAl drnnk4rds
- sell as tic lzrgcs, number of IquoF
s&loous 10 The nile, is naturally that Id
wIaicA mg4t women are forced 70 see1 s1cls
means of snbslsteace a. may be lad. Mr.
Campbell points oat tisss ali tie unframed
and more helpless women fail hack upon
80 lns. Here shey a.eet four d5lzcl.iiiss
Their o1n inc0mpetelcy nay keep thea
from obtaining iirss-cl4ss w9rk. il aameT-
GUS slsiss faet9Fies, many womea working
under tie EoFzt sanitary conditions earn
froTn e to = 1eekly daring ;l.s ba<y sza-
sou, BIC working week consisting ii ieas1
Of sixty hoars But Mrs csmpben says
that -'the greater numl-r Of manufacturers
Oh bath c=>i and west sides If tie city turn
over the work to mIddlen,ef, or sad i 70
tie e,uatFy. AMI ii.- slinmakcgs. ~ are
ted. fare IA bitter than the majority II
Tie workers ~ any other form II cloth
ing. THIS general outline II tie diflcil-
;ies 10 til. = ay 81 sbi1ma1eFs applies 10
those working At other trades. Details 81
profits wrung frsm tic helplassnfss and
bitter need II x0rkingwornen, ~ retch-
ed sanitary condition, 81 the ceaseless .sras-
sure of the necessity Tor toll. and ii over
aheIming, unreqnited task, viii be given
a. Mrs. Campbell goes IN to the story 81
the units that make up the army
army aptly called by her. prisoners ~
poverty. We need m0t GA pi,asi1. the i'm
psriance Of sleh an investigation. Till the
methods of the day are analysed. till one
has defined justice, asked What claim it
make upon lie personal life n man aud
woman, and mastered every detail that can
render definition more possible, tie ques
tions that perplex even the Inesi ohserva-
iion. or for any generation To cone.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

Gsz5aa4s 's5eusazs !. later. u tie Pre-
azssss75u St4-e Exec ss5F- Con r.Itsse. Las j.
SID ihs fa3sez H. proclamation
= Tx Isfszi8s.lsals.t r S-es, -Lsgszg:
Ta4ze AWAITED The otacizl rstara-s Of the
sac slset5ea II order th4s might cen
.r2Eulase se1 upsa the glertsns caaT2ss
5zsz clazel Fre1a - v0ses IA 1873 10
Is 81 4 $50 / 3 y5ct0ry Elaicls calls foE
thanksgiving frcaa tlle heart 81 every
ysztFses. sFhieh reg4ngs Easa f.ar year l4h3rs.
WafeE mast kiB,lle anew every fibre u
Laza q eacl4 heart 70 bassd every clergy 5u
+ ils= struggle ~h5cjs Ean>t eeniinsas every
EgaE. until lie Prshibii5sz party. domi-
lzut n tie nation. shall II the fuIiIless Of
t p.5a g. Al oBe [-ll blow. destroy the ram
tE41sle Z Dag aud cannot DO better
E THAN Teg@4= lie norris 81 oU- Isoa1s e4aii-
e1te. t5ezlerzi Fisk. 7 he foundations are
u3E permanently l4iG On which 10 bald
e0ngGeriE- party Nh5se tie returns Arg
50 gratifying, Ia NeW jersey. the -unsb-lnss
Of eezniBz y5etery Ia tl.e nation come frenl
, every STATE El4err elaes5ous have been
held; about % DO ia New York ct2te o.
Congressman, ;. go IN Connecticut, = lss1
+ IN Pennsylvania, 32-t'lJ In 0isio about TO-
gss1 IN Indiana. - GO IA Illinois. 3 .o0n in
Michigan. 2 fssJ in " iSe01sin. 9.lA1 in
Nebraska - 90 In Texas and ia lissle
Delaware lseAriy son. As against b.
(sss for the Democratic party and Isl votes
for Tie Republican. In osisrr States great
gains are recorded. Ne n0w enter upon
our Preparations for the great struggle of
1853.
Il 5 uo8 clear 70 all who viii but look
ihzt prohibition can only be obtained
tareugA- Prohibition party. In 1888 The
ten pz-Eznce Enan Of the nation will arise IN
their strength Il Is for rs to stand stead
fast and labor every hour Ia make that
year ever memorable for prohibition In
the canvass Just closed the SIZE OF our vote
VAS nos the most important factor. The
discipline whereby every temptation 10
local s2tznEleInenis or alliances was re-
jecteG m4rks the greatest phase Of our
strength. We command respect Is =
straight party This element Of discipline
Llust now be the BatehEord of our party
II eFery locality. Ii the coming local
elections there must be 10 alliances. Put
up straight thinl-pzFty men. no matter
= 10 may object L-t these who believe in
fusion indOFse oar candidates or run their
ogn. Not vote from our party to elect
zay nan who will be found against our
party in 1857 or 1888.
Tier. j. an abundant reason TO believe
that faithful labor will give Us several
members q the Legislature next fall. Let
every weak place b. strengthened know
you are weary from long conflict. but We
are enlisted fer the war; from battle 10
battle re must expect 10 go; our time,
Cur money. eur lives belong of right 10
him who saith: Woe unto him who put
teth tie battle 10 his Eeighbor's lips. :
Mex Jersey, Go onward 10 60. 600 votes
in ISIS.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

Dsmortst Monthly Magazine Tor Deem
her j. indeed an elegant Christmas num-
Der. The fine oil picture. Shedding. :
represents snow scene "a the time of the
French Directory The beautiful photo
engraving The Holy Mother. is exquis-
itely done. '.Across the Continent" by
Jennie June. IS profnsely illustrated Den.-
orsst's Monthly Is fortunate in having such
an ed;treSs, for under her direction mag
azine IS produced that 30 lady can afford
to be V ithont. f,r it certainly contains the
essentials Of ali others. being cmincntIy a
family magazine from which any lady can
get all The information she may require on
any subject. This is the biggest g worth
that can BE- fund Tie publisher is w.
Jennings Domorest, l. East I4th St. y. Y
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19


The "a cry l-at prohibition. CO., r'9l
prohibit stlii 7osa ~ 1t = epntil1e Il
dor l1"t in 'Ee Rat ai1eei f''e ''es@. I%et
o. the fnoisi0is 9a e3issi 19l-- efn g4T-i'ce
"ofkers n'nsf i11 ALLOW i-.eH-se-Fes ~ u
tnifiesl ~ sl-eeipfts zseesrioz's. : Pr''l.iS-
tory a'aeoanefi y lie constitution and
PFolib'i"rf AK ~ E-e s;zl4te ''@'<
@c.ild II n0i'e III '7sa righteous. though
every street eor'-eE BIG every cross sa4o
Nzs oecapied oy . Saloon ia aeiiAnce q. t.ae
iA~ ana me colisEi-ai .92s 45a it-ey "Sain
gam ~ more 'nii'issse moral fisAt y ~ iie
Tftiilt Dci drop q i@a,zs-at'ng drink
COULD " obtained - 2a- 14Ealers-
durdeF ana fDDDefy are o'ne the Jess
- fong Ai'a are Aela % - less fie''-si >siDi-
bseAuse TIE ai''ne zi-e .ai-@a prohibitions
a7Aiiisi i''rA are 'sasfgszit.ra - tl-~ "a"
bft4<sFs. ''f is-e contrary eFsff ifesi- iA-
'''nsei''sat ''t maze 'l-s f'i'e mare ~
Gus 20 tAeif attempts 2 If.a's''.
nc ~@Nl q ~ r. s i'.- @s5' '-sn
90 'his 4HfsfieA "e %@lt 70 re y. Ger
iAsi'hs Hs'Iee - 2is9if- 2soi'''i'i 'e+4 - ing
eS''Ft % Pap'@ opinion -'"' g8'" ei
,1s''i'ee ',ss"f' z - ~ ''tl .''l f''i' '''."-
.Aaa' g" ~ ''s'' ''s
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

GENERAL ~ J. Se=ell. commander al
tie s+eoud Bslgzae y. G. Y. :. has lssa-
esi or5lers ls- SPECIAL Inspection Of his
eosnu.z1d.
TIE JOIN l. Har.zY Publishing Com
pzny las ben orgzniza5 Ia Trenton with
500. 0a7 1asa up capital. and zfIl lssne a
consolidated 1zsineSs directory for Ne4
YORK, Bes;yn PAil4delgi.i2 and Baltimore
IL. $50 2al l.e-e4lser.
The GoTeraar ol Tuesday appointed
Senator. Fish, Herring. Livingstone ana
Nolu 3 STATE Beard of Cary4sssrS 10 con-
puts tIae vote eaEs fg- GeseF1sr and Con-
gressmen IS The Iate eseesTou. They sill
aaset n T,e1t-s zext Tuesday.
TIE fifty ,Lird annual session 0. tie
Grand Ese4lnPaaeslt, I o. o. ?. z4s lsz-
gun a. T-ylor's Opera IIause Trenton On
Taesl@y. There EeFe about f6sl members
present. Tas election RI Officer, resalted
= sslIaHs: Grand yzsrizrcis. William r.
Stoeli. % Bs-leas5Ea. gr4ud high yr5est.
3. T. E-a2essz[i, u Hsdioufieid. grand
senior warden. Levi Holeen.h, Of Ri.zoes;
grand scribe. Lenis Parker. Of Trenton:
grand Treasurer, William II. Conrter, Of
janssi5asgs grand rrpTes. nfaiise 10 sever
eiSa GrzEsl Lodge, LsaiS Parker. Or Tran-
tor: grand janior Warden. Amos B. Pieres.
= Newark.
Tie official returns alet ia tl,, s,,cretary
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

The Anti-sAloou Republicans Of New
GeFk Safe i.ave called a State Convention
- meet III Cortland en tie 36fh instant
Among those announced TO address the
Convention are Senator Blair, Judse Noah
DAVIS, ex-senator William Windom and
Thomas l.. James.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19
SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
Administrators Notice

EnlseFf Mes oslbrie, Administrator Of Cath
airline Ncl,oHbrie. decreased. by direction Of the
surrogate Of The county al >aleia. hereby
gives a9Ice 10 he creditors Of The Ss4Id Cath
airline MrCoEhrie. deceased. 10 bring in their
slelis- demands aud claims against The estate
II The said deceient, under oath or affirnaa-
iion. within nine months from the date here
Of or they viii he forever barred Of any action
q eEp0f against said Administrator
EOBERT.MpgOU REIE
Dstt-d. get - 1855 Aduuini~TF.atnr
fic7 s@.aa1
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

Dudley G. Bridges. Of Pensb c..t. Me,
is 81 years old lie gets up at 5 o'clock in
The morning. seulls boat across a river.
works ten hours at his trade Of painter
every day. nses neither liquor nor tobacco:
never went OFF OH strike-and deserves
the prefix Of Hon although be ncycr
went to Congress nor was a County Com
missioner. These ancients and hOnorables
are scarce almost everywhere bat ia Maine.
Deer his (JfS) Gazene
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

High E.5e4ase TYeszfal b the Bzl4nss<.
zEd- BF Hezr5eE Jalsl>oz. H. n. =
zsa. r pages P15sl-sleg5 by tlse Na151elal
Tenn aeEzEbe- -sse51fF.
T..5s Is tie z6lesz and bess ilscnzss1a os
ttle entire s1Bzss5oa q tlse claims Of High
LSeense. and Illlg exposes IL soplllss-ies
zlsd ti=azs5c.4s. ! sissssI1 Il rad b eserg
f-i=Esd q - eeszs@ r. -trHar5cz Price Il
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chap e1lH p asl5:i9z has Alss 5zen lSsaed
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F-=z halsdred- single copy re2ts address
+ \ >.azrIs- Publishing A.slt. :. R=4.5e
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

M4ry Hemp sued H. n. Mond3rf, of
sgfia2dal~, Pa, and got a serdict FOR 500
damages FOR s~Iling iiquor 10 her husband,
an babiiual drunsaTd. Tie case vas taken
up by Mondorf. and tie question . tlie con-
stirntiosality Of the act under sbieh be
vas convicted rais.d. Tire Court simply
affirmed tie decree Of the Cont below.
TINS declaring ik4t dealers Nho sell liqnor
70 drunkards, VIXEN warned not 10 do 50.
are liable feT damages.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19

n the Repablae4a asfssrlsg 81 she IL
iElatnre an wiae p tfsesr Gay za4 gr1=rz-
t5sa iBey ws5s, Immediately - So esAf=a-
sag 81 sLe Legs lasafe. rssleesa tlel- Eszt-
form PRIME - sse zzzsgssaets9z & 1ease
kind u rersperzIes EJ.ll and steaa ~si1lly
by H. Tll~y ned ~ ae-re - tAe s@1-
u iI4e aeee.eary I.-..is 1Fs.as az D-zaoes@;ss
majority TIE D-Faasrzss aFe IKE ---jmr
ls4i,i,sr tisey --las ~ .d say naffzu-
bat there are gsnfs Ee1es 80 Be had
from theis rzr.xs inst the szn1z- Tll. ug-
geSted action - rae b.sFs.blle4a- zl.i serve
q a0abse EusEsoas Is el ezglaia 5a>E
= ll4t fsse piailsgga b-ga4iss a.ezat. E.-ish
heretofore bzs ts-a r. stz;- ~ da5sety.
AID - will he.p 81 ~ reez-slslD.sisy -
tetreea tie Old parties ~ gfsTlons De.-
let 70 give tiae people Temperance lssis-l-
lion. Perlzps. howsTef, Il r. E.st AZ pr.e-
eat iie y ..A = 1se parry - s2ss TIE -
sE.snslbility dzea. Is XII eefaluiy IL l1-
feresting e. agtlee aow szae Legislators,
elected or = --sefoHerzaee plaffefsa, nl
vote.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19
NEWS STAND,

1 : Benjamin Ahboi1's oyster Saloon Daily,
L sE,-S u ami monthly Isaps-r~ orders %
lirIrtsl and 500 H. promptly attended to nv
NORRIS HEWITT,
0er- @=tL woolsiown, y. J.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-19
THE LIFE OF LINCOLN


EzcoLsE I'd COL. EgtaS SAY.
This great work. begun w5Th the sNucf5sa OF
President ltlc1. "a. and Continued nn61eE the
Authority Of hls <oz. the Hoa- go1Srz T. Lin
CODA : the only tNsl and zaihaF5fiye record Of
IL l1t- Of Abraham Lincoln It's authors Wege
friends q Lincoln before hi Ysre,faency. fn-y
we're ua9sE Intimately associated with him -
private secretaries throughout h. feFSa 81
0t1eF- and 10 them g ere trans rrTsf WE-sgs Lin
celn'- Ge2zh al hz> private fz4pers- Here viii
DC folQ The Inside h1staEs Of tie civil E4F and
Of President LlEeosn-s GlElai-1ENfsou.--im-
pCTz4lI details Of Y hicA have hitherto remain
81 ulrSEe22e1. that they might nr-f ssssszE in
ta2s Authentic history BY mason 81 The pub
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Il drink 70 make Hss wo-te. sad :
young nan. To which n cd nan reVssei.
That's right; thee drink and .s VII make
thee work. HzFkeH - Eae za7zasnt. zEd
III tell tlse something tszt rlzv Do tlee
good vas once q prasE,@,oas farmer.
7 had : good, loYing p ise zEd two fire lads
a. ever The sHn shosse oa We lad can
Portable home aad lived 8zppIy t9-e;l.er.
Bat ~ zlsse 70 drink z.e 70 make rs work.
Those tEs ads have box lad IN drunk
ards graves. NJ wife died b.oEer.-lezrtsd.
and She I.o~ les by her tTo z0ns. am .
year u age. Had s nos bsen T., drink. :
EaigAf nos have been Al Independent gen
tlena2a- hu. used 70 driuk 10 make me
~ork: mark. 81 aaaEss * .e1E agr. Ii the
az Of % ara obliged - vol, f9- 1ay daily
brad. Drink, drink. ard & M saaEs eez
scartf
DOES uot this ase5rd sits the proverbs
Of solomon: He that Iova.h y inc ard oil
shall Lot be sleh - and Tie druak4rd and
ihe siuitou zlall CONS % poverty, AID
droz sirezs shall elotl.e Man ia r4gse'
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White Marseilles eeunterpancs or quilts
from - cts. 70 $3.50, much under regular
prices when quality is considered = b.
Humphreys 4 Co.
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The WAR SERIES.

hleh h&- been followed REIh unfsas-IAg in
teEN-1 by great audlrscss. xi3a aceUp4 less
>ge4fr daring tE- cDiaiN@ Year. gettysburg
; lss 5e described by Gen liant (shIef I'll The
alien Artillery. tsen. Lones>frser. ten T. NJ
A44N. and others Ltlie "A EI4afls.A. hs tea IL n
Hill. sherman Marching 10 ths >s hy sss-arrssls
Howard sad >locRfa. tienerz&s O. 4. q slltuorr,
IA p smith. John 6Ibioa, u0TScr Porter
2nd John : Mostly NiTl describe special hat
Tsr- znd incidents stories Of naval engage
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Yon can yet yonr boy a fairly gaod sat
iinai coat AZ j. Il Humphreys. for sl25.
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SPECIAL FEATURES

tsith NlusfTaiionsi ineluGe series Of articles
On affairs IN Rms~Ga and Siberia lay ss.-pTge
Aeunzn, znrh0r Of Tent I.ife ia >slSe-fs = Whe
14s ns1 returned from sIstssf eyruffaE NiSiI 10
>lLfIAfl prisons; papers z- ktsS Question
Problem. English Czthelral>: nr. Es,azI.4>iosi's
Religious Life ia The American Coionis-~- Nea
AID y Omen 81 Queen AaBe'~ Eriza IN Mrs
oAIplAzEs tlAirVoyance, episliu4Is>Ils. AStToi-
oges ete.- by The Rev. ,. N Buckley. II D..
editor OF the chFisslaa -fererslfe- asa ECssanezi
papers zEtiele> throwing light The Bible
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II TAs not many ye@rs -" tAat : laan
who = - prosnissent a meail~er % tie
House st2rtec . saloon ard gambling honse
here few days after his terir expired. In
4 f=w years IL E0s Is b. one u 1i.e yIle2t
deals il The eisy. Almost on any day IF
tie aeek you caa ~ Standing zF0uad tie
Assels oi ibis c5tg men = BE served IN Coz
gFtss Aed are regular buns ard beats.
They 81 courss arg victims II alcoholism
IL tie same category yoa all &c ez-f;en-
erals # the var, ez-GogeTnors and others
no iiare bees prominent IN l.ablic life
Tl.ere seems 10 b. something absiut wash
isigisii that draws this class II unfortunate
people To its. 81, n PtiJad.f. .Sfer
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NOVELS AND STORIES,

T be Hundreth Aan.- novel by Frank r.
stockton. author OF The Izdv, or The Tiger
etc. begins in November. Two novelties by
George W Cable stories by Mary Iiallock
foote- u nele RemuS. Julian Has thaxHle. I'd
ward kggiestOn. and other prominent AHeTi-
Fau mi LIZ viii lie. rarint.l -l..-i..ar -. ..a
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