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ARR you troubled with a sluggish, in.
active liver? Are you bilious2 Do you
suffer from Jaundice2 Has your com,
plexlop q slCkly, yellow tihge2 The
blood In is passage through the liver
does not furnish the healthy action
which should result from II, The i'm.
purities arc stopped, aud clogging up the
duct, cause q dlSordered condition, which
will produce serious results 10 your
health, unleEs you take Browns Iron
Bltter6 at once. II will cure your bilious
ness and jaundice, and inClte 10 healthy
action your sluggish liver. paw
The RnhhAt 1,rnhE hnnaa in mnkl
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,RTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between I and 10 years Of NEO, viii 10 opOnCd Tho
sECoND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, al No,
~ MAN srn1rr, by MI" NAE nELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, DC.
The school will DO conducted OH tho general
lIn" Of tho kindergarten.
fteuch conversation aud OallSlhSnlO exercise,
without extra change. A Plano In tho school
the children.
,.,. CHARGES MODERATE.
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hiaAIA.

SsS iyoRt, July S,-pls iron quiet. Metal,
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Farming Implements.


K, CITIZEN 4 Co,
M 1Cuefl Agents lot the
tePaIts, syisSu1S tSSSlisS HtiiSdS Row aHd
tObGltl, BifG0uie GhOied land fioWl aud 70
pairs, rtlICQE. Chilled Land FlpWt aud tOpaifl,
Gale. Chllled Land Flows and fRpAllg, eoplh
Bend CHILLED Land rlows and tOraifsi Hlk inlpE
pi0W roinjl, Malta and AfUWn Double shove
plOwA, Malta and ftpWn Bnlky Cniliya(nfS, OH
Uhglg9 and liuGn Five shovel CilIlvGloI,
Ntltel lot oltYMlAnj ,ntluba epd leffll1ty, Al
order, promptly allSd' ibN AhiN BilE
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-T1ME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1850. PasSer.
ger trains viii, run NJ iolloWs-central Time,
Az trainl daily e1eept. those marked thutt.
which do not run on HIlndAYi
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Buol,len,. Arnloa Valve.

The passion some women have for at.
tending auctions Is a morbid taste.
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y. 6, y reg, .,,,,.....l 2s5tsNaSh 4 ChAt.,,.,,,., 9St
.. 8, ~ coupon, ,.,, 1883 NeWIeFSey Centfal,lllG
Y, ., AS reg ,,,.,.,.l0 1907 Northern PaeifG.. 2J9'
u. 8. " coupon, 1863 do pretelred..,,.., llH
Adams kxpEeas,m.,lB IChicago IN, w ,,,.,,l06H
American Express ia do preieFred..,,..isS
Canada Southern. 6lllNeW York Centnl,lOJJ<
Central Paciac.,,.,. SS3llohi0 q MlsSlSGippL, ~
Chesapeake Ohl0. 9Ai do preiefred,,.. 20
dotfSt preferred. h8NlPRclhc Mall .,,,,,,,,, IS
do second pret'd- 81 TFitlSburHh, ,,,,,.,.,l6O
Q, o, O. I,,,.,. ..,,. 20 Reading ..,....,,,,,,,, i6k
Denver 4 r, G,,.,, l65llst I, as, F,..,,.,,. "a
Xii e,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, % do preferred ,,,.,., 66k
do preteEred,.. 6ikl do hFHt pFefeFred,ll0
Fort Wayne, ,,,.,.,,,,l67 10, N, &SE PAUL., BTJl
Kansas u Texas, lOkl do pfeieFred..lO1H
Lake Erie 4 West. lGHlTexai Paclhc.,,.,., i9H
do pIeleEEed.,, bS44Rlunlon PacldG.,.,,., 50
Lake shore ,,:.,rr.s. l9l z United States RT,., 20
Louisville n Nash 60 W,, 81, L, q r., i6k
L., N, A, q C,..,,,,,, 10 do prefeFred,...., 2SS
Memphis a ChRS,, 90 lWelliPafRo Rx,..l8S
Michigan Central. 50 Western UnIon,,,, S5gk
Missouri Paciie.,- .6gkl
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Railroads.


WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R
w on and after Monday, April 20, 1855,
trains on ths wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
LEAyE WHEELING,
a. M lO;0oa M Il;6o d. m, i2;OO mo loop.
M 200 p, M, 500 p. M, 400 y, M, b;l0p, M,
6;i0p. MI 100 p. mn 500 7. M, 9:S6p. m.
LEAyR WHERIlNo PARK.
6loa; M 7iooa. MI s:0oA m, S;oOA MI 1000
q, n, lli0O 2. M, 1900 m. loo p. mi 300 y. m.
?. M, 500 p. M, s;6Sp M, 1910 p. IN.
suNDAYs.-Leaye at TOO m. and run every
hour, except church train Ut 9:l6 p. m, Leave
Wheeling. Park atS:00a i, m and run every hour
VIII Witt le seSO tS E; FS:k sS g .S S I. Si, ara sSSStP % tSSIISs
Q. HIRsclI. Superintendent.
PALTIMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD
and RrriYea wheeling is tOllows-EAstCrn time
MAIN LINE-EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now York,
AZ q. M SilO and n;@ p m" daily, and siQoa,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. mp OK
$s5S3.3 1iffIEoT% sssSSsSsl 3;lSP si %r 4 daily Ny loo,
aud 0!lOp M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
0;0S and 1891 y, IN, and li:00 ~ m. daily,
oumbeFlAnd Accommodation, 600 y, M ex-
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. m, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, f;lb a. m. and
1;to and 7'AOp. nj, except Sunday,
TRANs-ouIo DIVISION.
For Chicago $40 andV:so q. m. and $40 and
l0!O1 n, M. daily. h
SInSSiln1SiitI Express, ssoa, M. aadiilSp ms
u GttSSIinmbas Accommodation, 2;sop. m. csoop.
s. 6lairsyillc Accommodation, 900 a. nj. and
2;20 and 6:00p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE; .
Chicago Express, l2AS, S!ooands:S a. m, and
Cincinnati Express, 4;SSa. m. and G;lop M,
Columbus Accommodation, lOAoa m, daily,
81. ClSirsyiiic ACCOMMODATION 1910 a. m. and
l;40Aud $3.50 p. m, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING a r%tTTsBuRaH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $500 and 7:2S a. m. daily, and
$40 J; MI daily except Sunday,
For PitA6ursh and the East, 6'i0 p. M daily
WdshIngtOa Accommodation S.sop. M, daily
,1 SitasarSS Excursion Train, 400 p. M, sun.
day only.
From ritbburghi. $50 q. m. daily aud 1850,
daily, except Sunday, and 0'SS aud ltdO p. ms,
WSshtngt9n Accommodation, s:OOa. np daily
YltiSafgh excursion Train, 1l:SOl, M, sun
day only.
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Confueius and the Chinese Philosophy,
Quotations from tho Great Author and
Notwithstanding about tho chinsss
Inunrnnn
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The Rubber Trust hopes TO make
prices lesB elastic.
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Tlrusv1llE, Pa, July G.-opened and Highest
911lei lowest Qlci eloaeA At 9l1Ie..
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HARLEM SPRINGS
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
Staunton, Virginia.,
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.
Opens Sept. 4, 1850. Closes Juno, 1900,

Unsurpassed Location, Buildings, Grounds
and appointments, Full Corps Of Teachers,
ShflyAllCl advantages In Music, Languages,
hlocnliou, AIT, Hook. keeping, Physical Culture,
slen0gfnphy aud Typo Whiting.
boati &c, with lhll EngllRh Course, $3.50 iot
Wv entire session Of nine months. Music, Art
wy " ~ LH y gIltG; For full particulars apply
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will subjoin a few extracts from Con:
iuCius. i have selected them from his
best-those that have some touch Of sem
tlment and human feeling In them. lido
not claim that they are literal transla'
tons, / have endeavored TO reproduce
his thought, and not his exact words;
nsee yon small bird that folds It's wings to rest,
Secure aud safe within ~ lclt.hld nest.
hut man, awcAry With his toll and care,
II man In Wisofin seSfch Of EnowiedVc driven,
lie tolls and strives tot what Is mover glyen.h
II was discovered early In the Chris
tian era that the Golden Rule, "Do un.
10 others az you would have others dc
unto you,n was quoted by Christ, aud
was not original with him. Socrates
had given that maxim four hundred
years earlier. II has since been asCer.
tanned that one Of the founders OF the
Buddhist religion used the same words
before there was any communication
between Greece and India. II Is now
known that ConiuCluB advanced The
same doctrine, although In the negative
THIS ho speakst
mot moro than this, II thou WouldAt perfect b
In oil thine actions, heed and twill 10 WE'LL
What thou WOuidAt not that OthOfy do 10 thee,
DO not 10 Olhpt1, aud a. kindred dwell"
II Is characteristic that he never OK
pressed an earnest wish concerning I
state Of existence after life, Beyoni
death there was a n%othingness, concern
ing which no appears 10 have though
and cared nothing, Sometimes, whei
questioned concerning these things, b.
would say that he did not know, ant
did not think II best TO pry.into Bucl
mysteries "a ~that--oiten adding SOM
such remark as thisj ITO serve the En-
peror we'll, 10 pay your honeAt debt
aud 10 observe tho rifles Of prosperity
Ii the best thing you can do
Yet, I find this sentiment
~ tnow luil we'll that Heaven 4 my slAyt
II HoAyOn hears not 70 whom then can ptayi
But when a close study 10 made 9th
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R
wv On and after Monday, April %, 1889,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows;
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q. HIRsCH, superintendent.
PALTIM0RE& OHIO RAILROAD
On and after May 7, lsS0, trains depart

From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
O:9S and 1?;Sop, m. and 400. p. MI daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 y, M, OK.
Cept Sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
M0undsYille Accommodation, f;lb q, m. and
1;tO and 7i4Op M, except Sunday,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-01
STOCK YARD NOTES.

| Mr. Whitaker brought in car of
mixed stock yesterday for j. n. Dunna-
way, of South Haven. This is Mr.. Dunna-
ways first shipment to this market and he
was well pleased with the prices he re-
ceived for his stock.
j. L. Lii, of Leon, had cattle and hogs
on market.
Al Thomas and H. L. Pierce were look
ing over the yards yesterday.
Preston Bros, of Sedgwick, was on she
market yesterday with car of hogs.
B. Hammers yesterday shipped to this
market car of mixed stock from Clear
water.
John Whitaker, of Francis Whitaker
& Sons, was examining the yards yester-
day.
Doc" Crawford, of Caldwell, prom
inent shipper, was visitor at the yards
yesterday.
Paugh Bros, of Sedgwick, had car of
hogs on the market yesterday.
J. A. Troutman, of South Haven, was a
visitor at the yards yesterday. Mr.. Trout
man was on his way home from Kansas
City, where he had been with a large ship
ment of stock He was surprised, he says,
at the extent of the market here and at the
prices paid, and will hereafter ship to this
point
w. R. Dulaney, the genial superintend-
ent of the stock yards, was busy yesterday
passing the cigars to the boys on the ex-
change. The occasion was the arrival of
W. R, Jr.
H. Mills, Newton, came in yesterday
with car of fine hogs, which were quickly
sold to the Whitaker Packing company.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-01

The other night five or SIX young men
of the listless, self sufficient variety 50
familiar just now dined together IN a
private room a; fashionable restaurant.
After cigars lGd been lighted one Of them
drawied;
I'm bet. fellows. that | can throw this
knife and II viii stick in the crack OF
that door every time"
He rose from the table and pointed
out the narrow crack between the door
and the iamb, and showed how he pro-
posed to place the knife. The five others
approached the place and cried out: I'VE
take that bet. For how much:'
Il am to have ten throws. Each time
that fail pay $40 bill; if sgceeediR
putting the knife In the crack ten times,
each Of you will pay me the same sum-
The young man took his position, and
with rapidity and accuracy that words
cannot describe, executed ten times in
succession this remarkable feat.
When he had finished every one hur-
rahed with delight Each one of his
wagers being paid. he pocketed roll Of
bills with a just pride.
But how did you ever learn TO 10
thisf' asked one of the company.
Then he revealed the secret. For two
or three years. having nothing pressing
to do and anxious to be talked about, he
had given himself up to patient practice
1T this work. Each morning be locked
himself in bis room. and, far from pry-
ing eyes, he attempted for hours 10 put
knife into a hole; BIC had to make in
Vulnerable experiments TO MEASURE the
distance required, the force necessary,
and the curve, but his perseverance, was
invincible At FIRST he threw the knife
into the wide mouth Of n Chinese jar;
then into the neck Of a bottle: finally he
succeeded in lodging his proJectile ia the
narrowest opening.
And yet some people say that our dudes
are good for nothing. and cucumber tho
earthi-Eew York Times
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-01
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. E. church held
memorial services in the church yesterda J
afternoon in memory of Mrs. Louisa L.
Jackson. Mrs. Jackson had been con-
nected with the society, either as presi
dent, secretary or treasurer, for the past
ten years, and was district president the
past year. The following resolutions were
adopted by the society:
WHEREAS, God in his loving and tender
mercy. has permitted the Angel of Death
to enter our society and take from US our
beloved and faithful secretary; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That in the removal of dear
Sister jackson from her work on earth to
her reward in Heaven, we bow in submis-
sion and say, THY will be DONE
Resolved, That the sympathy and love
of the members of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the First NJ. E.
church be extended to the sorely bereaved
children and relatives and commend them
TO him who has promised When thou
passeth through deep waters l will be
with thee
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Old ciubfoo,. the Grizzly. Killed.

The largest grizzly bear ever killed on
this coast was shot by old Trapper Hen
dirk near the source Of Battle creek. in
Tehana county. The bear was famous
throughout Northern California as CID
"Clubfoo., aud was the terror 81 tho
Sierras For twenty years be has seemed
10 bear charmed life. Many human
beings and hundreds of cattle. sheep aud
hogs have fallen victims 10 bis appetite
Many parties started out 20 bag bin. brr4
returned without his hide. The beast
weighed. when dressed. 1900 pounds.
the largest animal Of this species ever
seen on the coutinent.-San Francisco
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BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.

The board of health held q meeting yes
terday in the Office of Drs. Fordyce and
Van Mugs with Chairman Minnick and
members Wassam and Van Mugs present
A petition from South Laura avenue was
read which complained of nuisance in
and about building No. 124, caused as
stated by dead and stagnant water" and
praying for relief Sanitary Policeman
Williams stated that he had found cause
for petition there, and at i201 East Doug
las on the rear end of lot owned by Judge
Buckner is pool of water quite offensive
and giving the vicinity trouble He had
spoken to the judge about it when he re-
ceived the reply that the city ought TO put
in pipe for surface drainage. The water.
on motion, was left to the sanitary police
man.
Report came in that Waco avenue near
Park has big, deep mud hole. This was
finally declared nuisance.
DR.. Minnick said the Santa Fe had
emptied their tank at the union depot
crane. causing deluge up there. They
had told policeman that someone turned
the water on in the night
but the statement was untrue, as
the water was running out from 10 a. m.
until evening. The people Of the vicinity
had thought it unfair and complained.
This was decided so much like the union
depot lake and mudhole question that it
was most too difficult to tackle and the
Santa Fe boys could turn the crane any
time they wanted to for washing tank
purposes aud also dump the water at the
union depot, where it would increase the
mudhole, for the benefit of strangers and
the city, while it would be less of an
annoyance on Fifth avenue between streets
where the tank is located. 1t was suggest
ed the only trouble aoout allowing the
water to leave the tank through the crane
at the tank would be the fact that it
would give no one any trouble. Along
the Frisco track that company had made
some Improvements by means Of bitches,
decreasing the number of ponds.
The board desired to know their power
in case any ig-jawed or in any way defec-
tive cattle should be sent to the city and
dsreputable butchers should attempt to
sell the beef, when the assistant city
attorney, Mr.. Brubaker. stated that the
city council was preparing to handle that
question by instructing the city attorney
at its last meeting to draw up an ordi-
nance creating the Office of meat inspector
aud prescribing his duties.
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THE GOODYEAR PUZZLE

Take any six numbers, place in position
for addition, making total of twenty
one. The fortunate solver will be presented
with private box free foe the perform
ance Friday evening OF the Goodyear,
Cook & Dillon's MINISTRIES. Address your
answers TO Manager Crawford.
a report has been going the rounds that
this company is composed of colored art
lists, which report Manager Crawford says
is not true as the company is composed of
first-class artists who are colored only
when they are on the stage. Mr.. Crawford
also wishes to inform the patrons of the
opera house that ice will be placed in diff
ferent parts of the house Friday evening.
thus making delightfully."- cool atmos-
phere
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WATER PRESSURE TEST.

Yesterday afternoon arrangements were
made for test Of water pressure and at 4
o'clock the mem bers Of the fire and water
committee were on the corner OF Topeka
and First 20 see the streams play on the Y.
VI. c. A building. In few minutes the
department had six streams from hose
varying in length from fifty feet TO seven
times that length. The height OF the
streams were taken by City Engineer Mr.
Jaekman, who reports an average Of sixty
seven feet, the highest stream a. any time
being seveuty-two and eight-tenths feet
The water works ordinance provides that
the company shall throw six streams
eighty feet high through fifty-foot hose.
Concerning the matter Mr.. Amsbury,
superintendent Of the water works, said
that Just before the test tie station vas
furnishing water 10 consumers at the rate
Of three million gallons daily When the
alarm was turned il the FIRE pressure was
added and the station had two pumps to
spare besides the Holly pump which is not
yet ready for use.
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POLICE COURT.

James Howard paid $40 Yesterday for
disturbing the peace.
Charles Williams. arrested for fast driv-
ing, was assessed s..
VIII Jackson, Jim johnson, Walter
Gibbs and Beecher Bare, arrested for gam
bling, will have their trial this morning at
$50 tIf
Mrs. Hastings paid in back fine.
j. II. Lawson and Charles Brown, plain
DRINKS. paid IS each.
Jim Jose, another intoxicated gentle
man, paid in 50.
Carrie Martin and C.. H. Smith, arrested
by Officer Dennis for illegal cohabitation,
had their trial last evening. Carrie was
fined s.. so and Smith 80. The latter was
committed 20 the cooler in default,
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all
OF when
ponder
he sold
make
ks twill
the They Like the others and
oknos
Our paols viii
splendid
table to be found Of These
hlirens a Is of Jekoa
selling
to everybody
CASH HENDERSON. 152 North Main Street
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GOING TO ST. JOSEPH.

Packing house Architect John Thomas
arrived yesterday morning fiom trip to
St. Joe, Mo-, where be has been on bust
ness, and to which place he returns next
week. He goes to construct a large pack
ing house for the st. Joseph Stock Yards
company, they having engaged him after
viewing the work he done in Wichita
that Of building the Whitaker aud Dold
packing houses. Mr.. Thomas has made
many firm friends since his residence in
Wichita and they will be sorry to see him
leave.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-01

Mrs. Annie Besan:. i.ss soc1&lls;. has gre@s
popularity and infpsncs ssnOng ths RaeioAla
q Lonstcn TEers "a. snys . writer. ~oz-
jerfsl magnetic sttracsaoa sbozf her. Esr
face IN reposs can hardly - >a!ist ksBeso-ns.
bst When s1ls-atsi Ger dark istss syss ezsa
Gre, and, 81 COS q ker lady t-s-sats esos
I'D, "Shs kas o1s q TIE swesE<~. szSsls< I
have ever ss~z" lar short. carltas Lar sd
The sorsevhz: psrui:zr attire rkseA shs al
fec.s add 20 ber lad. TisE1al5ty. Gan Fraa-
Gsco 49,.
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TOOK THE SECOND.
Wichita Wins Yesterdays Game from Anthony
by Jug-Handled Score.

A large crowd was in attendance at the
ball park to witness the second game
between Anthony and Wichita, and on
account Gift being ladies' day the fair sex
were out in large numbers. The game
was too one-sided to be interesting, and
most of the crowd had left before the
teams quit playing. Only five innings
were played and they consumed one hour
and forty minutes.
Cachard and Conklin were the battery
for Wichita and did good work, as also
can be said OF the rest of the team. The
only features of interest were the daring
base stealing of the home boys and fay
lor's running catch IN center field.
Anthony seemed to be suffering yester-
day for want of pitcher, and to that fact
can be attributed the large score, as the
home boys batted their pitchers. Of whom
they had four, at will.
The following is the score:
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SANTA FE DET'OT.

The building Of new depot by the
Santa Fe company, at this place. has
again been resurrected. This time the re-
port comes that the bids will be open To-
day at 10 O'Clock in Topeka for the erection
of a one story stone building fifty by two
hundred, on the ground south OF the
avenue. Messrs. Balance & Jaus had the
plans and specifications part Of one day,
they receiving a dispatch 10 return
them Immediately
W. p. Stem, contractor, said he did not
think any of the contractors of this city
had an opportunity 10 bid on the work
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-01

Next Sunday the Y. NJ. c. AS of the
state will have their annual midsummer
rally. The local association is taking
active steps to have next Sundays meeting
well advertised and thus procure q large
attendance Of all the friends TO the work.
Rev. Z. T. Savin, OF the First NJ. K.
church, is to deliver the address.
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Women. pr... in con-,aD,inop,..

A Traveller reoently returned from Turkey
says that the drsss Of the Ladies IL Constant
nople has become 30 ulnch Ike thu. q. their
'inadei" listers tina: a vito q the E1ltaa
would attract little atteri1ca Ia an Aussri-
can street Tie ''fcridis," tho large s,ro1d-
ing mantle, u shaped almost Ike calnar,
and - Gap at the back has diminished % .
collar Which u fastened By knot u ribb,ons
N front, ard L. sorae.izsss iriEno~i with $50.
Tho '.ysshfoak. or vel. ia thin, sai IoRg
gloves arc vCrn