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Chistmn. confectionery.

Mr. Frank ShFpless, who is favorably
known to the majoity of the ladies and chill
dren, is eligibly located at 40 Seventh street
northwest. He is ihe proprietor of one of the
most extensive cal dy manufactures south of
New York. Mr.. Iharpless is no novice in the
candy trade. Hehas made it Il speciality for
several years, AID he ranks pre-eminently
high in the profession of the manufacture of
all kinds of canes. He is now running a
full force in his Establishment to meet the de-
mands for the hdldays. The public will find
the best aud tlrest confectionery Of all
kinds at the lowet possible prices at the old
reliable candy manufacturer
You ought not latch a cold, but If you do
use DR.. Bulls Coigh Syrup. Price % cents
Cuts, burns, sc4lds, and the bites of insects
cured by Salvation Oil. Only 25 cents.
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rs Cents.

l0.1 White Wool Blanket, 00c.
1O-4 White Wool Blanket, blue and pink
border. S2.10.
III Bed Comforts, both sides sutlnc, Sl.O0.
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Parisiennes are again wearing long pendant
earrings.
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v. NJ. SINISTER 6 SONS.

Broadcloths reduced from $3.50 to $I.a5,
Broadcloths, in ali colors, at ST.,
Fine French Cassimeres, so in. wide, ST.,
Elegant All-wopl Henriettas, 40 inches,
at soc.
Fancy French Flannels reduced from
IS to 75c.
Wool Armui es, the latest for tailor
made suits. These are decided now
elites, and superior fabrics, being
yard wide.
Novelty Velvets in stripes, plaids and
brocades, reduced to $3.50 per yard.
The finest quality of silk Bengaline at
$3.50; sold in New York at $2.5o.
New lot of Nets forevening wear. We
have just bought lot of Silk Nets
very cheap, and will offer special at
fractions in prices.
Prisons All-silk Velvets at $3.50.
Evening crepes at Use; choice shades.
w. Nj. SINISTER & SONS,
90 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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MUSIC.
Swiss Music Boxes. These rank among
the greatest OF modern inventions. No
great amount Of talent necessary TO play
the most dlIiicult airs, You wind them
up, turn the key and listen. What
an outpouring of sOulstlrring strains.
We selected only few Of the choicest.
Instruments that play four airs, $3.50;
six airs for SO; eight ar, for $40; ten
airs, for S25. Also Graz d Instruments
that play eight select pieces. S36.76 to
$50. one If these would make an ele-
CANT present.
THREE HOLIDAY BOOKS.
AS an inlucemont extraordinary we
have secured the exclusive sale, for this
city, of three very handsome Holiday
Books, for little boys and girls. Two of
them have about $50 pages OF reading
mnttsr, very profusely Illustrated, while
tie other Is twelve hy inurtecn book.
also very prOfusey illustrated We shall
sell them at about one lali tlcir regular
prices viz, the three books FOR one H. l.
lar. These will be found near the llth-
street door.
GLASS BOTTLES
We arc showing very choice limo of
plain ana cut glass bottles, IN different
styles o. straight and Globe shopes,
Plain with CuL Glass shoppers, is and
2du.
IISndsome Cut Glass Bottle. in square
shapes, k3 so, u Globe snap %, So
Twisted Gla's boltlos round 90 70,
30, 50, 90. 70, = and ~ 90,
Glass Pitchers, 20, %, 80 and lOc.
STERLING SILVER BOTTLES.
Sterlu4 silver on Glass. PNfuncry
Bottles, Toilet Bottles, Puff Boxes, Ink
zoo I'D all
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Chas. A. Muddiman, Gas Fixtures for new
houses Rochester and other lamps. 1905 + ST.
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The solemn boom Of iire.bell rolls
down from the nearest church, whose
bell is connected with the fire-alarm
wires and rings the number of the box
from which the alarm is turned in, and
in an istant every reporter has his fire
card ont and is counting the strokes of
the bell. The fire is in the same pre-
cinct and the horse Is hastily hooked
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Perry Building pennsylvania avenue. corner of
Ninth street. Established 1910. /
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LOCAL NoTIOBa

MENruis Steam Laundry. 22i Second sL
EUNELry LuNnrH Co., ~ Jefferson st.
CryFNs Steam Laundry, Nos. - AMI
~ lipile street Tel @Gi Tor wagon To call.
CuoiCr rigs nj 7. r. Edwards & Co. 5
Livery, Thrl aud Monroe.
nrrrnoNE 100 for messenger or car.
ragv any hour day or night
fANr. made 10 order from 50 up. /.
Mrnkc, tailor, 20 Monroe street
Las luNuEn Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, douu, blinds, shingles, mollings.
TURNING nl scroll saving and stair
building. II. Rs,ur, l3 Mccall street.
Bg,NCu Orrcr Memphis Steam l.aun.
dry, 3i7 Main street, between Gayoso aud
Union.
G. r. llutuuEiss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult anl complicated watches | a..
pccially solicit No. J3 Monroe street
ruRE nnl white ~ the Hover who's,
numr % hears are the biscuits misod by
lily baking Powder.
buAS 4 lILY Corrru AND SricE ca
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PERSONAL POINTS.

JosrrH srEcnr leaves today for New
York.
w. II. BlSGHAM and Miss Celia Bing-
ham left for Monte Sano last night.
Miss MATTE SrERNBERG returned yes.
terday from Lake Geneva and Chicago.
Z. McCADpEN and family left for the
east by the Memphis n Charleston last
night
J. J. WoRnELL, editor Of that sprightly
journal, the Jackson Tenn. EDapdtch, is in
the city.
MRs. p. T. FoRsYrH and Mrs. d. l..
Forsyth will leave this morning for luka
Springs, Miss.
l. Hardy, general freight and passenger
agent Of the Queen Il Crescent route, was
in the city Yesterday
G. Y. HARVEY left last night for san
Francisco, whence he sails for Hong Kong,
TO be- gone six months.
CART. ID. T.. MYERs and daughter, Miss
Minnie, and Maj. q. V. Rambaut all re-
turned yesterday from the northwest.
Mr.. AND MRs. s. SrERNuERG left last
night for Old Point Comfort and Green.
bricr White and will remain away until
October.
;. II. BRooRs and wife, accompanied by
their niece, Miss Edith, left last night for
Niagara Falls and AN extended trip through
Canada.
W. l.. lIurroN, manager for r. q. Dunn
& Co., Mt Little Rock. Ark, is in the city
en- route for Little Rock, having Just re-
turned from Saratoga Long Branch and
New York.
X. NJ. FEnGUsoS and Miss llortcnso
Watkins will bc married ut Oo'clock this
morning at the First Baptist church. The
couple will leave Immediately altcrward
for New York, their future home.
j. W. BENNETT, rich farmer from the
bottom, was married 10 Miss Clara For,licc
10y the Rev. j. u. Anderson, at the resi-
dcncc OF c. &. Gregg, at $50 o'clock pm,
Yesterday. The couple left by boat for
their home immediately
NIslroHs on change Yesterday sam
Rcmbcrt. Mnscnton, Miss, w. w. Foley,
Auimosa. Ia; \. y. Campbell. W. X.
Pickett, Mississippi; !. II. McGhcc, Altus,
Ark, Miss Carrie Rountrcc, Miss Mary
RDuntrcc, sherman, Tex: Mis-, Gable
Nordcn, Miss Alargic Wmlcn, city.
Prominent among the Gayuso hotel ar.
rivals Yesterday were Mcsss VI. l.. Sar.
gent, W. ". fapnn. 4. X. Spohord and
II. W. Diggins, Kansas City railroad OH.
cials; Arthur W. Hart of Columbia. Tenn.
AMI 4. u. Andrews. ui Atlanta, insurance
men; y. A. Allen, wife aud Ron, OF Bir.
minphnm.
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CriInInnI Court.

win Touton, larceny; jury and verdict
Of guilty and three years in penitcntiary.
Deputy Sheriff John Connors started to
Jail with the prisoner. lie stopped in
Squire Popo's office, aud, taking two other
prisoners 10 the water closet, left Touton
in charge Of Walter Pope. The prisoner
nan out OF the office during Connor's alb
rnce and made his escape.
Warren Fisher, stealing shoes from
Goodbar, Love Il Co.; jury and verdict OF
tuilty and five years in pcnitentiary.
The calendar for the week is as follows.
For August l6-lli, las, 2l0, Willie
Thomas; las, 225, Chas. Roberts, 2lS,
Lewis Mccoy; liS, A. W. johnson, alias
W. A. johnson.
For August l7-226, Aaron Sharpe; leo.
e. II. Clover, POI, Eli Cannon; 1873, |. n.
Poston; 1870, Ike Turner, 22S, Alfred John.
,on, 2O1, II. Winston and wife, 2O2, sam
Marks; l37. John Wikcnon.
For August 1916, 1876, lb7, Lavender
\ Young. -, Landon g. Cole; l0S, Fannie
French; 2j6, $. W. Garrison; POI, John
Pcttcs.
For August 2O-l50, 25s, $50, Louis
Jackson; l3i, 1876, Monroe Mcdowell,
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uE Will BRAVE m.
Mcmphlu Sends Telegraph Operator
TO Jacksonville.

Ncmphiu Sends q Telegraph Operator
60 Jacksonville.
A. rule, the telegraph operators are
not among the kind 20 desert when th1
yellow scouPc attacks a city aud sur.
rounds them. Murc than ono has stood
hmyoly nj his post until death claimed
him and enrolled bis name ON the list Of
hrucs. II n not intended that this
should, Ia the must strained intcfprcia.
ton, class w. towards those who lice
h,iurc the plagun's approach. One NAV
bo hero iu thousand other respects
nnl hhip 90 moro suDuw retreats nt the
earliest moment without suffering tho
slightest inuisbmrnt Ut their reputation
tor bravery.
When Jacksonville, Fla, became w i'm.
iyclri that it lyclmr q personal hnyur for
the inhabitants 90 um1yi most oi the Oh.
omiom departed. In consequence the
telegraph service NJ Chat point has ior the
past lew days been sadly deficient. Calls
Tor volunteers were sent 90 tho various of.
i.r,s, and one reached Memphis. While
ihrfr were several ut work Who might M.
main in Che event of o. introduction here.
yyt they Ncv not disposed 10 20 In search
oi It, liui one young man responded. II
was y. VI. llUl.iuhyDk. who has been hem
only ivW weeks. It, isa Young man Of
sober steady habits. has seen large nor.
ton Of The world aud life In many
different phases, and appreciates the
rex he has assumed Yesterday Mr.. Hol.
linbcck babe farewell 10 his admitting com.
nanions assured them that II Ice passed
through safely be- would pturn, ana last
night took the train i0rhis new post. The
young man made 40 display at his hero.
lsm' Tact which makes Il the more com.
inendablc. Few outside Of the Western
hloh Office knew anything about H.
Every acquaintance certainly wishes him
q safe career and successful return, and
this sentiment will be- echoed by all who
thus learn OF his voluntary response 10 an
urgent but dangvrsurfuundcd call.
-
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" nutsstt

Ono reliable merchant In every town trib.
u,nry 20 Mcmphis 60 knock cut nll compc.
uuon 10y taking the agency OF the world.
renowned suuitun n storms New York
Cigir and Geo. T.. Lies n Co.'S celebrate |
Builus. Your ncighbur cant get the goods
~ We will only sell 90 one merchant la
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SAHrisoN * Co.,
Solo Distributing Agents,
Memphis. Tom.
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mnr,csi I.cnr.lnn..

Tho lron Mountain route has decided ia
run series OF harvest cNruriun4 4, I'M
points boo Arkansas and TrNas irnm Nom.
phis on the following dates. Aupist N
september and - aud October and 2l.
Rates iuf lhcsc excursions will Dec ono
ilfo Tor The round trip, and tickets will
hc good for thirty days with s,op over
privileges Any further information dc.
sired will hc chccriully furnished ny call.
my ON II, II. Wilson.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 800 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
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SARATOGA, Aug. l5.-Racing results:
First Neutrality-suspicious. of mile.
Starters Rolin HIawley, Anne Clare, Billy
Barry, Fiddlehead, Penman, Red Light,
Miss Flood, Nose X. Red Light won in
l:20 Miss Flood second, Rollin Hawley
third.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth.
Starters: Bopecp, Joseph, Strathspey, FL
gin. Bopeep won in 2.05i; Joseph second,
Strathspey third.
Third Race One mile. Starters: IIilda,
Donald, Bcllwood, Banjo, Amos Banjo
won in l403; Amos second, Bellwood
third.
Fourth Race-Mile and seventy yards
Starters Cupid, Broughton, Lctritia, Bon
ME $, Nettle, Rcdstonc, Unique, Jennie
Mcfarland, Una d, Red Prince. Lotritia
won in l:jii, Redstone second, Una ID
third.
Fifth Race-Mic and thrce.sixtecnth;
hurdle. Starters Chandelier, Jim Muir
ply, Ballot, Judge Griffith, Burr Oak.
Burr Oak won in 2:lli, Judge Griffith
second, Jim Murphy third.
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW
First Racc-siN furongs Zangibar 1871, ~.
trUlla 10, Nat Goodwin li3, Won TrOmp 49, Tor.
nndo l3i, slashcr ilg. Harry Cooper. 49,
Second KnCc-Ninc mrlOngs. lolnN ii2. Long
street Little Minnie, Wynwood, Grey Cloud
Queen OF Elizabeth 100, Bonnie \ lO7.
Third Race fOKhnll stakes; mile and five
elghths rccwccp, Bcla u aud Los Angeles 49,
Falcon IFS Young Sweep lOd
Fourth Rncc.-.One mile. bohemian o. Grsetto
and Bessie June i0s, Royal Arch lO7, Prince Fortu.
natus " Amelia Pg2.
Ilhh Race SIX iuIiongs. Rcdar Khan 100, La
redo ~ Mirth ", Trademark ~, Lucky Jim VI,
lccaifc lOl, Donald lOj, Queen Of Trumps ~ Ely
ton lui.
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J. Nabors and Lucy Phillips (colorcdl,
Jim Neal land Annie Hutchinson lcolorcll,
H. VI. Ferguson aud llortcncc u. Watkins,
W. II. Hodges aud Bette Flood, VIM. u.
Asior aud Jennie L. MORT, ID. Roberts aud
Lou Bender, NJ. T.. Smith aud Emma
baldwin, John W. Icnnctt aud Clara q.
fordics, Roht. nortch and Julia Maxwell
(colorcd), Vim. Harper aud Ella Robinson
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MoRE JonNsoN NEws.
He Appears To 10 In bad Financial
BOX.

He Appears To 10 In bad Financial
box.
G. o. johnson, the birnmist and wife
beaten Is beginning Ia reap the whirl.
wind. Railroad men oi prominence who
even had any dealings with him, are pes.
crcd with requests ior financial assist.
mcc. Maj l. Handy general freight AMI
passenger agent Of the Queen 4 Crescent
route, was ia the city ycstcrlay.
and informed an Arrrl reporter that
be had recently received q letter
from johnson dated NJ salt Lake
city requesting the loan ui slul. Mai
Hardy was just on the point OF leaving
Nickshurg Tor an important business TIN
when the letter was received and had mo-
time 90 answer 10, bat turned Il
over 90 his clerk with authority 10 reply
g. the letter aud send the money ON his
own account u hc felt ~ inclined. The
genial major hus thus iat not had time 90
send that tiOo on. Judging johnson hy
recent developments, it s,yms strange thnt
he did not go 90 salt Lake City Ncln ago.
] r,,N0t praise Hoods -1rlpaulIu half
enough. IyHn mother Whose rlu. almost
hhnN with tauluh WIS cufyl hy th1
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NhnttniI,rr mi -.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug No. Smith
sloan, au escaped convict from This cuun.
By, mot Wesley Wau,taN on the street lt
South lushurs, Tenn, MONDAY uIght.
,nd the two quluIIcl Sloan shot Wault.
law aud Dis fourteen year uId boy WHO
WIS with him. Both oi %, wounded prp.
pie will die. slUuuap,L II caught be-
will be- lyuChrl.
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W II Rc,cls. VI -. II baltimore. Nd.
mys Il have hryn Doe tbr practice Of mcii.
zine fnr over eighteen years bat mover have
] seen the equal ui Hodges slrlplrilh u
hns worked miracle, herr iftufiur rhcumn.
tism aud sruiula. Have almost come 10 the
conclusion that ! cannot practice without
IT, lhnrum Root Medicine Co, Manu-.
hciurr. Nashville Tenn. 500 per bottle
Sold 90 Holsters drug store, 2,J Main street.
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IIcgI.ier,. nfI,rc.

Mary i, llarton Ia Annie Il. Johnson,
lot q, Dunn subdivision, Pea ridge tract,
near State Line road, containing twelve
acres, also lot 8 OF mid subdivision con.
tanning fifteen acres for 81 200. cash aud
instnlmputs
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THE COURTS.
No business transacted in the chancery
court yesterday.
shelby Circuit Court.

Mary Kuhn filed petition for divorce
against VIM. Kuhn on grounds of i'll treat
ment abuse, drunkenness, failure 10 pro-
vide for her support, defamation of char.
acter, and lastly, she and her children
were driven from their home by said
Kuhn, tor all Of which she prays for Il di-
yorcc, for alimony, aud that his property
b. attached TO answer, etc.
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Gather clear and track good.
Racing a, brighton Reach.

BRIGnToS Beach TRACK, Aug. l5.-Rac.
ing results at Brighton today:
First Race. -Thrcc-quartcs of a mile.
Starters Nightshadc, Blue Line, Drum
stick, Alice, Fred Davis, Canticle, Bara-
bara, Roundsman, Mollie Thomas, Red
nette, Bill Bond, Electricity. Bill Bond
won in l:l6!, Rednette second, Barbara
third.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth.
Starters True Born, Ilarwood, Richelieu,
lyanhoc, Banacror, Orlando, Charley Rus
sell, Quincy, Poet, Trix, Miss Charmcr,
Keystone. Orlando and Poet ran dead
heat, keystone third. Orlando won in
2Oli in the run or
Third Racc-Nlilc and thrcc-quartcrs.
Starters MacGrcgor, Marsh Rcdon, Bass
Niol, Relax, Iasadcrc, Frolic, Melton.
Coulter, Sir Rodcrick, Kink, Rusc, st.
Adams, SwCotly, Editor, Wondcrment.
kink won In l:i7!, Frolic second, Swccty
third.
Fourth Racc-Mie and scycn-cighths.
Starters Jim Glare, Marion, Berthe W
lcolu, Ellie Hardy, Miller, Saluda, Doodle,
Crusader Ayada, Oracle. Jim Glare
Won in 1880, Berthe W (colt, second.
Doodle third.
Filth Race One mile. Starters: Borde.
laisc. Willrcd, The Bourbon, Pilot, pay.
muster, Zodiac. Bordcllisc won in l.I3l,
Milirrd second, Pilot third.
sixth Race Mile anda sixteenth. Start.
ems Ernest, Suhnltcrn, Bonnie Harold
Wly), WaukoHha, Troy. Clay Pate, Lutte
Arnold, !. i. llcaly. Waukcshn Won In
l5Sl, Troy second, Suhaltcm third.
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'roi,Ate Court.

II. S Daughtry was appointed admins.
rator Of the estate Of John W. Daughtry,
deceased.
The will Of Denis Sexton was admitted
% prDblte
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-. The Union Pacific Railway have pub.
lishcd q neat little pamphlet containing al
the national platforms Cor 1855 alsp tabu.
lutcd tables showing the plurality vote,
The electoral vote, and ln analysts Of the
Cleveland anil Blaine vote.
D., Copies furnished Tree ON application 90
H. ~ II!i'. Hgncml Agent X. g., +. S. Il
NJ Ry, No. 81 Madison stryrt.
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The Memphis Loan Office will move 10
northeast corner Union and Main sirrcis
ON sept !. No 80 Monroe street ~ i,r
rent j. H. GotruuE Manager.
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nn.cbnII Gnnr..

AZ Boston Boston I, Detroit ..
At New York Chicago ., New York O.
AtSL Louis 81. Louis ., Cleveland ..
AZ Louisville Brooklyn Is, Louis.
vile Z.
AZ Kansas City-Athlciics o, Kansas
City ..
At Cincinnati Cincinnati Z, Bald.
more 3.
At Washington Washington :, Pitts.
burg ..
At Philadelphia Philadelphia o, Ind.
annapolis I.
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Notice

Tho Office of the Bank II Commerce
vii ho nj No. 10 Madison street lphunix
Insurance company whiIc repairs are
being made ON their building.
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BILLIARD table equipment, bar fixtures,
beer coolers, al lowest prices.
CONNrUsE y Cook, 800 Main tlrpei
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Mr. Wiudow's Soothing SWAN .b,uit .f,....,.
used iot rhildUu icvihiug ID suuthos tlF anna
tuiiens The gums, alals all pain. rufrs WIut r,IIt
Ahdla tAs b,s1 rvinSil I0f dlarIhRA - a JJulo
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: THURSDAY, AUGUST 1e 1888,
THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
EVENTS IN THE SPORTING WORLD
YESTERDAY.

Races at Saratoga and Brighton Beach
ALI the League and Association
Games OF Baseball-Chicago Shuts
Out New York.
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MnnmonlI InrL rnlrlr.-

MONMOUTH iAHK, Aug. lj.-Entrics for
tomorrow:
lirst Race =ThrCr quarters of n mile TcIIr Dnr
H. Hf'tiHulr lla. HrIraWny s. kpUptlWyu Oh
iuuip Wall iu1 Ifrl u 90.
ruruud inUv#1 hu, quarters II n mile Ti1es
llBtfislufs. MILESTONE. Little Jake. M khaitau.
-lrpuiH. 100 lyfil lUp. ruliy lu. The Hallo 10.
Little larclu,i l,mty, ps. tufrtutps H2 Katie ss
lhiUi hH1r#tHuso stakes, seven tufluurs
luuupuart -ptrlwyl, lua Umpire. NuW 90.
Never. iul nmdiufd, lluruy. M. Ouyau, uaulrua
lut AufUlIu. tvuUv oyster 90
FOURTH EHCr# Mile nui on eighth tauynn no
k1luu'nh. Rupert iu- rHlT lHl. rguu1icuuc IUf
liith ilnrU Delaware handicap. mllr aud % quar-
Ter imuk Nnul. lltfrHE. Longitude III Iufua
IA tOuuymHm lll llinhuiEc lul. Isl,Ilrrp ~
sixth Race Mile Malaria lHU. uhIluu IUI "a
Valentine iul. tuafmvf pL Mclaughlin uI Aimed
ius Michael ~ Lunch ~ lu1
The weather h clear.
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Tnr Rising sun baking powder BE- ,ha
best. Try H..
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Grr mp clubs Tor ruE WEEKLY Arrru
andsccurc one Of the cash prizes. SEQ li.ts
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Wanted

luwlady i1r rytaiI millinery storc. Ap.
p'N Co ur address, lUru SyuvNNN,
$50 Main street.
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CEowN wash blue docs pcrIcc, work.
Give d q trial.
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prlSE MallO, % cCnls a Jotllo.
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telligence, who will not take the Chris
tian name because it is so often used
for purely business purpose.
In those cities where l am best &C.
quainted, New York, Buffalo and Pitts.
burg, there has been among the older
churches very little increase of seating
capacity. Strange as it may seem, while
their lists of church members grow
larger, their congregations grow no
larger from year to year. And compar-
ed to the rapidly increasing population
Of those cities, the number of new
churches and chapels is ridiculously
small.
After an experience OF eighteen years
as Methodist preacher, I know the IN
reliability of church records. When
pastor of the First Methodist church at
Meadyille, committee appointed to ex-
anime the records took off therefrom
more than one hundred names. Names
of those who have removed or are dead
cling for years to the record. Every year
there are those who really discontinue
their connection with the church, or hold
their relation in very attenuated man
ner. But their names are kept on the
books of the church, and always counted
in making up the yearly returns.
But if this question means whether
Christianity is gaining, and By Christian
IL tnoEU nunissna sEsscs5i- 10 lIsiasa sss,
meant, love to God, and love to man, 1
would answer, yes. Rev. DR.. A. P. Pea
body told me that "in Boston those ortho-
dox churches have real vital growth
where the New Theology is presched,"
and this think is true generally. Men
ever welcome the ever new and ever beau
titul visions and commands OF religion
Faith is not dying out of the soul; it only
deepeDs and broadens with the ages No
to, morrow will ever take away the ever
lasting realities and beatitudes of Chris
tianity.