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For Both Sexes-City.
THE WALWOlsrH 49,, ,-,,,,
4 STENOGkApHIC AND BUSINESS lOLLl4tf

4 sTESoGT&MI5 ASp R Is 81 SS cT2LLEGE'
This Is hrst.cla,s practical school IN eycry
particular Young Genemca ana aaf' arc SaT 2aa
tn 80 S' per %o from the start almost dy pae
cS s such schoo in this dity and fails in
i"l rfc-den Gt Is Mr. c. A. walworh IL b. Tor ten
rng Of ihS SoY%GF' and P S TnS YEAR
bgncs, college SrnciIai Iio was aso,at author
Of MunsonS Shorthand, and the EDITOR Of the e Nun
81" COURSES AND rRICi.S.-Ni tho instruction is d.,
piicc one called the Stcnosraphic ana tho ouher 'he
| TIlE SiEN0Gi;APHGC COURSN.-Phonocraphy
Typoyritlng. Dictaton and Reporting, six months WIN
THE BUSINESS couEsE.-BookEScpnfG Nth AIita'
mctc m'rcial Law and Correspondence six months
VIII luz DorBLE CoUKSERotn above courses as now
eeparate insttu%ton Gay aa ss ScpaTI%cnt 10
charge for ypcwrng in the shorthand or for pcnnan;hlP
- Per week \ speciality Is made Of hitting young gen
TENN . 'SI hc orflinal ard s8Hunc wsworth School
conducted by Nj. G 4 WaMolth in tn, ely coni.n9'
80 connection with any Other scho1l Hevar" Of TEN.
porary and th,s" that offer IN teach sufficiently IN
Tc'S% raii or Immediately Tor .arre circular
BUSINESS EDrG Hooks +, wr-,; ing,
writing 2aG III 2P6IYYFE g f ncwe a
cSe'i Sanal = uIovu io7 wo.t 3iht cor. Roadwax
b, -KXICKERrocEEE Conservatory, q We;
a,e ma dogg'S9 po@a' ,r aci9n ;, Ra9c ioS
toach"s I'm the lily; ci7'nl't,.
- = WAYNE TLOCUTION.- Pr.p,res FOR platform
! X and .,o'e Nt.t lplF exhibition I'm De- Ia Sale
| Hail i07 W.T. 54'h-st. Apply 10 uekets
IT, NE rFHTlTz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES; No.
| l wat .5th.st Branches y ston. Phil1 Wi'hinRon
chicago Berlin Paris &c. Best instruction $40 per term
Musical Instruction for both Sexes.
| =, rW.YOI;K CONsEf.VA Tory. , Ilst ih-st.
| y ''' The OLD and FAMOUS -
VOCAL SCHOOI.......... iIANO SCHpOi-
GrGAS SCHOOL lin - ,Olh
| -" fo.,isu an-raee,. d awllR and Pin,ing THE
SEW.YOHk CONSERVATORY - MUSIC,
Tor 20 Yclt. LIrat d a. - -.
| 8 EAST l4TGfST ONLY. 81 Dor East o, 6TH'ANE-
Tho FIRST 0i:EANIZI.D and be,t APPOINTED music
NO REANCH-ENTIRETY Sfrarate anl Distinct from
| al other which initiate - nam" and meth d. . -,
! Open DAY and EVENING ior tho Reception oil pupils
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BRooKLYS
For Young Iadies-Country

For Young Iadics-Country.
- ELVIDERE SEMINARY-$lOo pays for torough
t,uctSn 10 ladies' Who's duration been neglected
Address SEMINARY Beyidere. NcwJeroey.
MISS BAIED'S INSTITUTE NoHwALN. cow: T.,
vi hone ho,l To- girls lh"igtn Ion "A
C,-ct,I attention ., good morals and manners wei
equipped gymnasium. Terms mod'.a:'.
rvHE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. Tro.hoid y; u
education Sl'A'' MiS. OUNCE D. sEwAIL. Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
OYs' MOI NTNN SUMNER HOME and amp WIN
f,,i.ae ll.. fn.-t -uuu,r citrate !u Eastern L. =
nd,r cxp rcnc.d teacher, and mlc,l supervision dr'S,'
ioI'iiciti.Yl '' iGg WI 5,th',.. N'".Yo.a.
|,nELrRNHAM ACADEMY. CGOErz. Pa:
u UnrNceIl.d location and sulrouudnss., new schon
f1E college W sc.cnunc scAJol Tor c!rcular
49, JOHN CALVIN RICE. a. NJ. Principal.
T, ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE PoushEeep.le.N. y
r. G, All th var I rough instruction I'm Bookkeep
hrthnec SC. TrcgIaphy. 6enography TyI writing &c
hI,lh'47 49, .,t,.,,o,S ,r,.ht CA %, ~.
II LNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Milford Conn.
II parents who az unioftun1te ia tn" ana2rmens Of
their sons w do VA to pT.lt by Ne I dEtlE oTer'a
7, RI EHorD INSTITUTE Fre.noid. n. }. 18th year
COLLEGE pIciaJton specially business high school
and classical cdur,os.
{, UxMEE SCHOOL at no Peck,snl Military Academy
- Loca on Ael.thui; car. ana in't,gct on SN ehr
Send Tor circular. -
{, UNlMFR SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
> At THE BRYANT SCHOOL. Rosyn, l.. l.. y. \.
oye rooK,nc L. l. sound send for illustrated catalogue
III PEEksKfLL NlItTAKY ACAADEMY;
locue JOHN " TftpEN. y NJ. ". n. Princiral.
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Hlu5lr1l lnsIrnmcnI5.

Glu5lcIl lnsIrnmcnt5.
" ASSORTMENT o. sec midland Grand Upright and
a sguaIc Pianos Of IN perfect coadItion and
univ warranted Aleo number Of secondhand Pianos
81 other prominent makers o. very low prices.
WY. KNABE x CO..
Ii~ 5TII-AlE..
NEAR 2OTIi.ST, SEW-EORK
n,ArHUSIIiK PIANOS.-A Inc as>orsm 10 Of orr new
III styls uptichts. rosewood olonh"d 'lf'hs,lah
walnut with carvd and brcn1d panels % yles to select
from all Of the finest Gttiyi ta-F pawn it slSt' A
suallrt upright MADE some ulOF-
arphly GOOD and other makers AZ
yerv low n-ui, turing free and reduced carriages oehu
for andsor0 csirHC $500, a.,
" MATHCsHFH PIANO ME-. CO.,
so Jtl-aVe.. second door below lith-,t
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Corarincrsbip Notices.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
\ copartncrship heretofore existing between ANN
YOUNti and NATHA&IEL W. KEANE under the nm
name OF WILLIAM Young expires this day by linlta-
ton Either partner viii sign IN liquidation
~ ANNIE YOUNG.
NATHANIEL W. KEANE.
Dated Ncw.York. Feb. %. 1891.
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Announcements.

HENRY 4. DANIELS NJ. d.,
20 WEST S9rHST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system Gen,too thary organs
ImTOtence and SteT!IN' H""i' q w - W 80
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THE WOMAN SUFFRAGlSTS.
LAST DAY OF THEIR CONVENTION

AN ADDRESS BY REPRESENTATIVE PICKLER, OF
SOUTH DAKoTA-sPEECHEs SHOWING
THE WORK IN SEVERAL STATES
AND TERRITORIES
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FACE BLEACH

Is ENTIRELY HARMLESS AND AND ALWAYS
BENEFICIAL AND Is CURE. 1T il WANUFAC-
TURED AND SOLD ONLY BY ME. PRICE 81 PER
BOTTLE. OR 3 BOTTLES USUALLY REQUIRED
TO CURE 81.
CALL AT MY Luxurious PARLORS OR SEND
FOR VALUABLE IMPORTATION OF INTEREST TO
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BEEGKWO0D inn,
VgIH; BRADFORD.
l. ost un1 fonn0
JENKINTOWN, PA.

I OST.-Dank book No. SOLO Bank for Savings, 81
h Blecckcr-st. NeW-NorA. Payment stopped. Please
return book bank
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FACE BLEACH

WILL no THIS FOR YOU. THIS WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY OF WHICH NINE. A. RUPERT IL
THE SOLE ORIGINATOR AND MaNUFACTUKhh'
HAS BEEN USED WITH UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
FOR OLER SCORE OF YEARS, A. THOUSANDS
OF LADIES CAN TESTIFY.
FACE BLEACH
Is NOT A COSMETIC. BUT A SKIN TONIC, AND
SIMPLY ASSISTS NATURE IN THROWING OFF
THE IMPURITIES WHICH ACCUMULATE UNDER
THE SURFACE OF THE CUTICLE, LEAVING
CLEAR AND SMOOTH SKIN AND HEALTHY
COLOR ON THE FACE.
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NTEARD LINE.

A NCHOR LINE, Z: $: NAIL 2teamshiygss
n NEW.YORK and GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY.
Pier y y. H. foot o. teroy-st.o, .oo.
I9Sh9Ia "a % D. D. i No. Devonia
Cabin $50 and 8 90 second ess go Storage ~
NETWORK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
From linton stores Brooklyn near Hamilton efty',,
SIS As Wednesday, March IL
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SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PA>

- SFNGEI LINF-Four s:"aAners weekly from 20"
.'ier 81 y. H.. foot u Sprine-st = -
- TAIIAii ~ 'i.....-.-- ifntaF 9lttH - p' II
-. KANSAS CITY .....-.-N " = ~ 81 :, n T. 8 D. III
s. CHNIIHUODt HILL. lif1} MTch ., 8 D. ll
s. NACODtHtE - fCaN. Nath =; !. ~.
roh 80 ~ AID Western Railway for all points IN
EniuH6PrI A. florida. sol II CAROLINA, ALA.
W,Wt a,i ROT ISIANA. Un,ura,std accommOd atoms.
~ L.. ans f'h0'e or f.eigif pa>rare apply 70
II TNSWAGEN. | ". u. RHEft, Gen. Agt
E,st At ~ aud w R'y Savannah Fast Llne,
'I' osi rro,dT A.. 3l7 Broadway.
r WATl-ER. Agent Ocean steam shin Co.,
~ - New Pier IS, NOrth River.
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~ fX re" STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
Il toK ACT ANiA. Pt t.RIO CARELLO, CURACAO
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
Per So Fast RIVER
-. SATURDAY March II 70 q.
- VENEZUELA day Nlith /, 90 % I'
- PIILADELPlGIA..- san day, March 2e a p ~
American ship rp'oia b. lf Tor the ra0s
nave Vtry superior acct ,d0tions FOR TG,Sersrr,
$3.50 BOULION. BLISS y DAlLETE
pour,s, AGENTS General Managers, Il Wsll-st
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!, ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
BERMUDA ROYAL NAIL AND GABLE.

oI,EBf;C STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ,,,.,
MON COMPANY rlER lSEWr MU'5n al Z y NJ.
For 81 Crolx st. Ks '9tiua GnadaiouPe RSi9eA
Martmqge; 81 Lucia Baio"d0'' "1lS @ 1s at Econ
>. : o
or IT. Pa nI'1FRRCffGE 4 CO.. Agents 80 Broadway.
TuoS COOK 4 SON o6l and 1888 Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers .
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE,

An illustrated Pro2mmr describing the Itineraries and
ether arrangements Of these Parties obtained on az
piicatiOn TO TIOS. COOK & SON
Uptown Office, 26I Broadway, New-YcTk
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INMAN k kEM!vonK AND LIVERPOOL.
SPRING AND SUMNER SAiLtNGS. - q
City OF NewYork. April % Ny - T9 ne ~ Juy IS
CITY OF y Rim, April -, NAY ~ Jun q 80 yuy So
~ y, rbicsgo Nav 8, June 3, July J. July -9'
Guy OF 'pETER WRIGHT 4 SONS. oien1 AGENTS
N Is Bowling Green, New-iofk'
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had tronhle The brightest things in all
the house dropped from her fingers. She
had peculiar notions, but the grandest no
ton she ever had was TO make you happy.
She dressed well-auntie always dressed
well; but her highest afornment was that
OF n meek and quiet spirit, which, in the
sight of God, is of greas price. When she
died you all gathered lIvinRiy about her,
and as you carried nor out to rest the Sun
day school class almost covered the coffin
with japonicas, and the poor people stood
at the end OF the alley, with their aprons
to their eyes, sobbing bitterly; and the
man of the world said, with Solomon,
"iler price was above rabieS," and Jesus,
as unto the maiden in Judea commanded,
81 say unto thee, arise
But to many, through insincerity, this
life is q masquerade ball. AS at such en-
tertainlnents gentlemen and Indies appear
in the dress Of kings or queens, mountain
bandits or clowns, and at the close Of the
dance throw off their DISCUSSES, so in this
dissipst life all unclean passions move
in musk. Across the floor they trip luer-
riiy. The lights sparkle alon@ he vail or
drop from the CoiliuZ-H COHurt of fire!
The music charms The diamonds glitter
The feet bound Gemmed hsnds stretched
out clasp gcmmed hands. Dancing feet
respond to dancing feet, Cleaning brow
bends to cleaning brow On with the
dance! Flash and rustic and laughter and
immeasurabIe merry making But the
lan-uor Of death comes over the limbs and
hlurs the sight.
Lights lower, Floor hollow with sepul.
rhraI echo. Music saddens into a wall
Lights lowerl The masEers can hardly
now be seen. Flowers exchange their fra
GRANGE for "A eickening odor, such as comes
from garlauds that have lain In vaults OF
cemcterio-. Lights lower! Mists fill the
room. Glasses rattle as though shaken by
| sullen thunder. signs seem eau ght among
the curtains. Scarf falls from the shoulder
Of beauty-a STROUD Lights lower Over
the slippery boards, in dance of death,
/ glide iealousies, appointments, lust, de
| SPAR. Torn leaves and v'ithered gariands
only half hide the llc"rod feet. The stencil
Of smoking lamp wc5s almost quenched.
| Choking Gumpo. Culiiues,. Feet still.
LANDS folded. Eyes nut. Voices hushed
Lights out
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Next speak OF social lies. This evil
makes much Of society in-incere. You
know not what to believe. When people
ask YOU to come you DO not know whether
or not they want you to come. When they
send their regards you do not know
whether il j. an expression Of their heart
or an external ciyility We nave learned
to take almost everything at discount.
Word is sent Not at home,' when they
arc only too lazy to dress themselves.
They ny, The furnace has just gone out,
when in truth they have had no fire in it
all winter. They apologize for the I'M
usual harrrDness Of their table when they
never live any better. They dccrv their
most luxurious cutcu 1iumcntS TO win a
shower Of approval. They apologize for
their appearance, as though il were I'M
usual, when always Mt home they look
just so. They would make you believe that
some nice sketch on the wal was q he work
Of master painter at was an heirloom
aud once hung on the walls Of a castle
and a duke gave il to their graudfathcr.'
When the fact Is that painting WAS made
by a man clown cest, and baked So as
to make it look Old, and sold with OF hers
tor ten dollars dozen. People who will
Ire about nothing elss Will lie about pict-
ure. On Il small iNcOmc we must make
the world believe that We are a!ihant and
our HE becomes Il cheat, IA cuunLsrtet and
a sham.
Few persons are really natural When
say this | do not mean TO slur cultured
manners. II is right that we should have
more admiration tor the scuiptured marble
than for the unknown block Of the quarry
From many circles III life insincrrty has
Il
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To try 10 cure catarrh by using local appica-
tious. tatarrh Is not local but a cun.tltu-
tiOnal disease. II is not aiscG7c OF tLo mans
nose but of the man. Therefore to effect q
cure require Il constitutional remedy ike
the blood. reaches every part of the system.
.EI-.lug tie taiut waicL causes tnc disease
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The most popular premium we have ever offered
has been the Seaside Library books have sent out
thousands since January when we began Offering them
The demand grows with each week. When they are
gone, they cannot be replaced Till they are all gone
we shall continue to give every subscriber to
our Weekly
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/ M lima of { n xxrIth ont
work but "A more dreadful process when
through mercantile nnxirtiss the hr,in is
ronsum.d
MERCANTILE LIES.
Tn the next place we notice mercantile
lies those before the conntpr and heLiud
tine collntcr Twill NOT attcr,ut TO snrcify
the different form, of commercial false
hood Their, arr mnrcnnui4 win, rycu.n
themselves for deviation from truthful.
ucs, beeatiae OF what rhcy call commercial
custom In ether yyor,l.. the multiplica-
ton and uuivcr,Hli.y OF "A sin turns il into
a virtdo There have been large fortunes
gathered where there was not one drop Of
unrruuitcI Toll in the wine; not one spark
3f bal tcnlpcr Gosnirg fro.n The bronze
Araclct. not ute drop of needle womnn's
heart blood in the crimson piush. while
there are other great establishments in
which there +, not one door knob. not one
.ri,,. no, on, t-inket. not one thread of
Lace bat I'M, unon il the mark Of disAunur.
" What wonder if. some day, a hand of toll
that had been wr'rlg and worn out and
bli.tcred uurlI the SKIN came off should he
placed against thc clrrout wall paper
leaving lis mark ct b.u,j -four fingers and
"A thunb-or that ,oinr day. walking the
halls. there should i've a voice lccJstiu.. he
occupant. saving "s;iN ceuts for n.al,iut, a
I shirt" and. flying the rooil. another voice
should say, "EWciyr cont, for an army
blanket. and thc man should try to sleep
at niEht. bat ever and anon 0e arous u.
until, getting uu on ONE elbow, ne should
shrek out. "Who's thereg'
one Sabbath night. in the vestiuule Of
mv church a'tn; service, a Ho.uan fell in
commissions. Tho d3c,or sad -h. Needed
medicine no, ST. much as something to eat
As she began to revive in her drliriuu. she
said -,3sr iN-ly: Eight cents, Eight cents!
Eight cont-, wish could get it done: |
nm 50 tired. wish coma get some sleep,
but mist 4ct it dcne Eight cents Ei.ht
cents" We lo1ud af .r,rard she was rnal-
ing garments FOR cieht cents epiH'c and
that she could make INIT three of them in
day! Three t..l's e. KIT arr twenty fu'u,
Hear il, mon and women who have rom.
fortab,c hon.
Some of ill.,, y-or,t villains OF the city arc
the cmulovcr. %. these Women Tncr beat
them dow To- the .a.t pcauy. and try to
cheat thom ont of that. Thc woman must
deposit Il doll@ror tp.C before She gct- the
gI~nent@ to- work ou When the work is
done j. it. sharply iusuertcd, the N ,4t i'm.
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Yards finest
OO0 qua.ity French
J - >atlnes, y
Cents 4 ward.

Gents yard,
same quality We're $ cents
last year same quality are $
cents this year. I his is a
special purchase at low price.
Now is your opportun ty. The
styles are extremely good,
There are many goods offered
to take the place of French
Satines. Here are the gen.
uine at half price Take your
choice, These viii be sold as
a special drive and will not
interfere with the regular line,
still $ cents yard They
are IN the Wash Dress Goods
Department. This announce
ment Wednesday morning
brought the BUYERS. They
we're surprised. We are our
selves surprised. The goods
open out better than we cN-
pected. There are plenty OF
them for the present.
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r IGHER Cost Dress
- Goods. The assort.
! mcnt shown to-day
l. Il is a superior one.
The liberal sales and hearty
comn endations Of visitors,
particularly the former, have
been most gratifying. Our
assortment of pretty Grey
Goods in a variety Of makes
and weavcs is a most attraC-
tive one The Black and
White Mixtures in all Wool,
Silk and Wool, etc, are very
desirable. The Black Goods
Stock IS as far ahead as you
can imagine. The qualities
always reliable.
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OLD SUBSCRIBERS

Can get big library with little trouble by push
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It those who lack in the element OF verne
ity They cannot all be trusted. In
times when the demand for labor is great
it il impossible to meet the demands OF the
public, or do work with that promptness
and perfection that would at other times
be possible.
But there nre mechanics whose word
cannot he trusted at any time. No man
has right to promise more work than he
can do There are mechanics who say that
they will come on Monday, but they do
not come until Wednesday, You put work
in their hand, that tncy tell you shall be
completed in ten days, but it Is thirty
There have been houses built of which it
might be said that every nail driven, every
foot Of plustering put on, every yard OF
pipe laid, every shinglc hammered, every
brick mortared, could tell of falsehood con
nected herewith There are men attempt
ing TO do ten or fifteen pieces of work who
have not the time or strength to do more
than five or six pieces, but by promises
never fulfilled keep all the undertakings
wit hin their own grasp. This is what they
cali nursing the job.
/ How much wrong TO his soul and insult
to God a mechanic would save If he prom
! Used only 50 much as he expected to be able
to do. Society has no right to ask of you
impossiblitica. You cannot always cal
Culate correctly. and YOU may fail because
you cannot yet the help that you antici-
pate. Eat now am speaking Of the will
ful making of promises that you know yOu
c&unut keep. Did YOU say that hat shoe
should be neuded, that coat repaired, those
bricks laid, that harness sewed, that door
grained, that spout fixed or that window
glazed by Saturday, knowing that you
4 u 10 4,
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AT
H. W. ALLEN eco.

NJ +: IS: :. a: !: a.. :. +: ;;
Novel and Handsome Styles,
Small Checks, Stripes Plaids
Chevlots and Mixtures, good
materials, pretty combinations
and fine coloIings, at 80 cents
a yard, In some OF these the
effect of the mckinley bill
can be discovered as they are
nearly all OF home manulaC-
ture. We are offering to dav
better values in mo crate cost
Stylish Dress Fabrics than
usual, They are al lower
counter in Dress Goods De-
partment.
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NEXT notice ecclesiastical lcs-that Is,
fllsnhoods t1ld for the purpose Of advanc-
ill.,, churches and ~ects, or for the purpose
Of dnplpting them There is no use in
asking many CHlviui-t what an Armiuan
believes, for inc will be apt to tell you hat
th' Aruuian hclic"cs nat q man can con
vert himself; or TO ask the ArininiGn what
the Caiviu!st believes for he will tell you
that the Cnltiui>t believes thht God made
some mer just 20 damn them. There is 10
nod in asking pndo Baptist what a Bap-
tist believes, for he will be apt to say that
the Baptist believes immersion TO be posi-
lively necessary to salvation. II l. almost
Impossible for one denomination of Chris
tjans, without prejudice or nisrepresenta-
ton, to state the sentiment Of an opposing
sect. If a man hate, Pre-, byterians, ana
You ask him what Prcsbytcri.us believe,
he viii tell yod tunJ they believe that there
are infants in hcll u spau long
1t is slrans", also. how individual
churcLus will sometimes make msstate-
mcnts about other Individual churches 1t
Is, especially 50 in regard to faisehoods told
with reference to prosperous enterprises.
A5 Tong n a church j. feeble, and tn" sing
ng is discorIant, and he minister, through
the poverty of the church. must 90 With n
thrcadhprc coat, and here and there Nor
singer sits in n~ end Of a pow, having all
the seat jo himself, religious -vmpathizcrs
Of OF hcr Churches "ill say, "What pity'
But lcta greet day OF prosperity come, and
even ministers Of the 4, spell, who ought to
he tjlirod At tn" lHrGrnC>s and extent of
The work, GenOuuce and mlerrprcsent and
lIl-Ify, starting the suspicion III regard to
themselves that 'Le reason they do not
like I'VE corn l. btran-e IT. is not ground in
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-24
Cakes Without Eggs.

Observing housekeepers quickly learn that Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is far superior other brands in
that they fail make the finest pastry and
if they wish be economical they dispense entirely with
eggs and less quantity of butter for shortening
purposes The advantage alone in the saving effected
but in avoiding the trouble and frequently great difficulty
of securing eggs fresh. This often serious
trouble
Cakes of various kinds from the informal Griddle
Cakes to the stately Bride Cake be made with Prices
Baking Powder which light and hand
cakes when used for Grddle
production space time always
tender and delicious.
DR. Prices is the only Baking Powder that contains the
white of eggs None pure None wholesome!
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned.