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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
The Small Bows.

Boys have broad brimmed sailors
such as the women wore last summer,
aud the navy and sailor suits so popu-
lar last year are brought out with no
change, so little brothers may step
right In II there is anything left Of big
brothers suits to step into. A gray
suit for a very small boy deserves all
the adjectlves expressive OF dainti-
ness that generally are reserved for
the girls belongings. 1t is fine serge
of clear, rather dark gray. The full
white blouse Of sheerest white
lawn falls over knee breaches, while
over the blouse is a bit
Of Jacket with an ihdescribably jaun-
ty cut. 1t fits the figure at the sides;
each front has 8 short lapel above, with
row of buttons below. The little
coat sets wide open, but is drawn to the
form by an inside strap near the bot
tom, crossing the blouse like blazer
strap. The blouse has q rutfled front
OF lacelike embroidery, which also fin
ishes the large, square collar, coming
only to the shoulder line from the back,
aud the deep, turnback cuffs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
whv Mem Fan in Business.

Experience is the best, and often the
most expensive, teacher. There are
two ways of obtaining experience-one
by getting it yourself and paying for 1t,
and the other by observing the ex-
periences of others and protiting there
by. The latter is by far the cheaper.
In this connection it is interesting TO
observe that nearly twelve thousand
failures occurred in the United States
and Canada in 1892. Most Of these fail
ures were attributed to "insufflclent
capital" but a close analysis OF the
reasons given would, we believe, show
that lack of experience was the foun-
dation Of a vast majority Of these mis-
adventures in business. Other causes,
Of course, are mentioned. OF the 12,-
600 failures over 1000 were attributed
to fraud, nearly 1000 to incompetence,
the same number to disaster and over
3, 800 to "lack of means"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
Gen. aoward and the BeGEar.

When Gen. o. o. Howard was in
Chattanooga the other day beggar
with withered arm from which the
fingers and part of the hand were miss
ing came up to him and asked for aims.
The General, with twinkle in his eye,
held out his empty sleeve and said:
you're better off than l am, for you
have your arm left while have lost
mine" The cripple gazed at the empty
sleeve for moment and then extracted
fifteen cents from the pocket Of his tat
tered Jeans trousers. "Here," he said,
turning to Gen. Howard, "this Is all I've
got; but you're welcome to it," There
was general laugh at the expense Of
the distinguished commander Of the
Department OF the East, and he made
the man happy by giving him silver
dollar,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
To Lieh. Up the Sea.

The idea of lighted pathway across
the Atlantic seems to be looming up IS
q possibility. Some time ago Ii was
suggested that such scheme was prac-
ticabIe and would tend in many ways
to increase the safety OF ocean liners
and other ships sailing between Europe
and America The question has been
revived by the Compagnie Transatlan-
tioue. which is said 70 have put forth .
strong advocacy for the lighting Of the
Atlantic route, from Ireland to New
foundland. Il 10 proposed TO put ten
powerful floating lights. 40 miles apart,
and connect them By sIqctrjc cables.--
Phfladslphto Record
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
sometl.Inr In Cheese.

A fondu IS hot dish Of cheese highly
seasoned, which may be served as a
course at dinner or as dainty dish at
supper time. 1t may be cooked in indi-
vidual molds or in one large cake mold.
IL must be served as soon as it is baked
In the dish that IL is cooked In.
The pretty little.rOund ramekin dishes
Of futed china, which may be found
nowadays az any china store, are suita-
BILE to cook fondu In. Like most all
hot dishes containing cheese, the fondu
is an English dish. A simple rule Is as
follows: Crate quarter Of pound of
cheese. Half Parmesan and half good
rich dairy cheese is best, but it may be
made entirely OF dairy cheese, II you
prefer. Put the grated cheese in
bowl, add half a teSspoonful OF salt and
a pinch Of Cayenne pepper. Beat in
the yOlks Of six eggs and two ounces Of
melted butter. Add than the whites OF
six eggs beaten to stiff broth. Bake
IL in a moderately hot oven for about
twenty minutes and serve.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

The crane, which is only pole that
requires support az but one end, allows
the election OF an imprOmptu partition
&C will and so provides for protection
from all unwelcOme blasts. The couch
can be built upon an ordinary wire cot
or csSbass- purchased in the most elaoor-
pste form as may be preferred. Any ar
rangement that bespeaks ease and re-
taxation Is thoroughly Ia place, and so
long as soft cushions abound, books are
at hand and the curtain does its work
the corner will be an assured success.
Delicacy and beauty in table napery
have come to be recognized as essential
20 every we'll equipped household, and
the latest development shows clearly
that the fashion is still at its height
The three-cornered dolly is made OF
fine white linen with some designs in
either flowers or fruit embroidered as a
border 20 its longest two sides. The
straight edge is fringed TO the depth Of
one inch, and the embroidery, which is
buttOned on all its outlines, is cut on
the outer edge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
FEMININE FANCIES.
AN AFTERNOONS WORK AND TIE HONE
BgAUrIFIED.
By Patience and Ingenuity Pretty Receptacle for
Fancy Work, a Place to While Away An
Hour or Two and an Addition
% Ones Tea Table
Can b Made.
The latest design for my lady's work
table is IS dainty a trifle as any we have
had for many long day. II Is shown
IN white, blue, pink and all the delicate

tInts, with the cOmmodious bag placed
ready for use, or can be purchased In
its embryo state and painted and fitted
I'd az will.
The shape Is the simplest possible and
consists OF two sets Of crossings and
folding top, but the advantages are
many none the less. The ample bag OF
silk that hangs below the top IS sum
cient TO contain generous supply OF
work, and the top itself can be opened
or closed 80 as TO form writing table,
as the owner may prefer. Altogether
the table Is a most attractive one and
would tempt the veriest idler to the use
OF the bright hued silks.
In its completed form 1t Is not too
costly to become a general favorite, and
the frame can be completed by any
woman Of taste at very trifing cost.
Inviting hooks are not only fashions
latest craze, but genuine comfort as
well. sBy the.Simple device OF arranging
a movable crane az right angles from
the wall q secluded spot free from all
draft can be curtained of in any room.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

the inner waist of rose silk. All the la
dies with grown Cp daughters know
Just how a Garibaldi waist Is made, for
the fashion has lost nothing In its Rip
Van Wrinkle sleep Of quarter OF CEN
fury. 1t is gathered 10 the collar and
again at the belt. The sleeves are full
and gathered TO band not more than
two inches wide and finished with
ruffle like the old bishop sleeve. All
the pretty plated shirts and olouses
will blossom out with the June roses,
and fanciiul, negllgee, picturesque CON-
fort sounds the keynote Of the summer
mode for the mountain and seashore- A
few bound slaves of passion will appear
always In 0oned and furbelowed gowns,
but the average woman, and her name
Is legion, considers the silk shirt waist
full dress for summer days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

poorest parts Of veal may be utilized In
soma delicate dish. The brains, the
liver. the sweetbreads and even the
tendons OF veal are esteemed delicacles:
The meat of the leg, which In full
grown beef Is the comparatively tough
round, is the fillet of veal-one OF the
daintiest parts.
In the last score OF years We have
learned the value Of sweetbreads In this
country, and they are no longer thrown
AWAY as they once were. But there are
many other small pieces OF veal which
make very appetizing dishes Qf proper
ly prepared eat a very small price, and
their merits are yet comparatively I'M
known TO the average housekeeper. VI
these the breast Of veal is perhaps the
best known, yet it Is very little used.
Every part of 1t, except the fat and
hard bones, may be made into appetiz-
ing food.
For breakfast the breast may be
boned, trimmed free from fat and cut
in small squares of about two inches.
These squares should be simmered In
stock slowly until they are so thoroughly
tender that they may be easily pierced
in all parts with larding needle. They
should then be pressed and should re-
main in press for eight or ten hours
so that it is necessary to make the
stew the day before 1t is to be served.
In the morning skim off any grease
which may have risen to the top OF the
stew. Take the pieces out OF the press
and heat up the liquid in the saucepan.
Thicker it with teaspoonful each OF
-four and butter mixed, taste 1t to see
that 1t is we'll seasoned and let it sim
mer again for ten minutes. Replace the
veal in il and let 1t warm up. When
thoroughly heated, dish the pieces in a
circle and pour the gravy over them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

Mr.. william A. Love. who resides At No. lss
Sixteenth street, ana 10 County Constable OF
Uaion district. gives his statement for publiea-
ton IS follows:
my trouble began last September with ter
rible earache. / was treated by two different
specialists but my ear got no better. Az last
was recommended by friend 20 try DIS. Cope-
land, Bell and Davis. and BY SO dong derived
great benefit from the beginning.
when first went 10 Drs. Copeland, Bell and
Davis my right ear was swollen until II WAS
nearly closed. and could not hear out OF It In
fact the whole side Of my head was sovery sore
i could not lay my hand on Il without suffering
considerable pain. On receiving my 1rst treat.
ment was relieved Of my pain ~ once. only
leaving my ear slightly painful, which nnAlly
passed away in about one mouth.
my nostrils would stop up and the dropping
OF my head 10 throat with the hawking and spit
ting annoyed me terribly. Throat dry and sore
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

pleasing design, because It il more I'M
usual than the others. A Garibaldi
waist OF gray blue silk, with on old rose
figure, has q gathered front Of plain
rose silk. The waist is gathered TO 3
collar formed OF narrow strips Of satin
ribbon and folds Of the mater
ial. The ribbon edges the point
OF the waist which is not fas-
tened anywhere, but opens over
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
wnman,a RonneL.

Once q poet wrote a sonnet
All about pretty bonnet,
And a critic sat upon II.
con the sonnet,
Not the bonnet.
Nothing loath.
And as IL ii were high treason
Said, Neither rhyme nor reason
Has il, ami it's out OF season."
Which? The sonnet
Or the bonnet:
Maybe both.
"'Tis a feeble imitation
Ola wOrthiec creation
An aesthetic innovation"
or a sonnet
Or bonnet?
This was hard.
Roth wers put together neatly,
HarmoniZing very sweetlv,
Butthe critic crushed completely,
Not the bonnet
or the sonnet,
But the hard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
To Pack six or Wool.

Whenever you have occasion to pack
away silk or wooden goods which you
are afraid may turn yellow, break up a
few cakes of white beeswax and fold
the pieces loosely in old handkerchiefs
that are worn thin. Place these among
the goods. II possible, pin the silks or
woolens in some old white linen sheets
or garments. Ii it be inconvenient to
use linen, take cotton sheets. or course
il is important that the clothing shall
be perfectly clean when put away.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

Srhe grenadine gauzes in varicolor,
lped, with satin bars in black or in
X with crinkled baby ribbon bars OF
and In watered and figured designs
pite pretty enough TO justify the
tion that they will prove one Of
st popular of the thin fabrics.
ayety is Of the modest sort that
fhe women who are givDL 10
Fns. anu they are a relief from
hack grenadines, nets and laces.
Pr, however, will be worn large
ornate designs displayed con-
y over white aud like silks and
=
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

The effect is not only novel but really
Acharming, and the three-cornered bits
" linen give promise Of becoming quite
general favOrites as are their square
hnd circular rivals. They are used for
Ringer bowls. for flowers, for the dainty
dishes OF olives aud sailed salmons, and
10 fact. for every use 10 which q dolly
Ian be put
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
NOW AE HEARS
Remarkable Recovery From Deafness
Of q Well-Known Wheelingite.

Of Constable William
A. Love, Whose Hearing in Right
Ear WAS Entirely Restored, and
the Catarrhal Inflammation
Cured by Drs. Copeland, Bell and
Davis-ProofU Upon Proof OF the
Efficacy of Their Treatment In
Catarrhal Troubles Affecting the
Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat, Lungs
and Stomach, and in Fact the
Whole System.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

New YORK. April THE Worlds special
from Paducah, KY, says: Miss Sallie
Moore, who disappeared mysterlously
from New York several months ago,
giving relatives and others much
trouble to locate her, is now
in Lancaster, Pa, and yesterday fled
suit at her old home in Marion against l..
w. Cruce, q young farmer Of Crittenden
county, for $4,000 damages for betrayal
and desertion. Cruce says nothing about
the suit, but it is given out that he denies
the charges.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
DAINrINEss OF VEAL.
Various Ways to Cook This Much and
Long Abused Meat

Owing to the superior care now given
to calves which are born late In the
winter, there is a great deal Of excellent
veal to be found In the market early in
the year. Farmers have learned how
to house the young calves in warm
barns, where the sun can shine on them.
They feed and fatten them with sys-
tematic care, so that the meat attsins
to somewhat the same quality as the
flesh Of the animal that has the free
dAO Of the spring fields and sunshine.
great value Of veal to the cook Is
q piece de resistance. like beef
tton or even lamb, but as the
IN OF many dainty small dishes.
necessity TO the first class cook
stocks, both white and
sauces Of al kinds The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
Pimples on the

Face cured. Sulphur Bitters will cure the
worst case of skin disease; from a common
pimple on the face to that awful disease
scrofula, it is the best medicine TO use in
all cases of such stubborn and deep-seated
disease. Do not delay; use Sulphur Bit
tiers and drive the humor from your blood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
Trash Baskets.

The new trash baskets are quaint
looking affairs in square, long shape.
They are wound about with scarf Of
tapestry for decorative effect and are
designed to hang low on the wall beside
the table.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

at times, causing me 10 cough great deal In
the mornings. Pains and soreness all through
my lungs, appetite poor and what | ate laJ
heavy on my stomach, bowels very irregular
Headache and neuralgia pains over my eyes at
times.
81 now desire 20 inform the public that the
pains have left my ear aud tho hearing has been
restored again. 80 we'll that can now hear my
watch tick without removing tue cotton from
my ear My nose Is nice and clear, the drop
ping down into my throat and hawking aud
Splitting has also disappeared. cough but lie
tie now when catch cold. | feel much i'm.
proved in my general health. In fact felt 90
poorly last fall did not care much whether l
iiyed or not. feel free to recommend any suf-
fererers as ] have been 10 try these specialists
and DO benefited as have been"
Catnrrh attacks all Mucous Membranes
Ii Affects the Ears, Eyes. Nose, Throat
Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, stomach. BewsiA
Kidneys, Biadder-the whsis mucous
ract. Cure diseases OF these organs By re-
moving the cause
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
A,ore Than Chic.

Here is a charming gown. 1t has
large lapels OF mauve bengsline, with q
pale blue satin tablier In front, beauti-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

fully embroidered in a floral design
with ribbon in various delicate shades,
The full vest is of white chiffon, the
empire belt OF mauye.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-25

CRANsToN STREET M. f. CHURcH-The
ev h w Goodier, pastor: preaching at l0:45
m ana y IN; sunday school, l2:l5; Epworth
eague, d; evening service, The Gospel I'M
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ICE DEALERS.

m. exposition of large prophetic chart
painting theme, ''Seven Golden Candlesticks.
or the Seven Ages of Church history" Rev
elation |, 3. gospel wagon leaves Elmwood
avenue horse-car barn at 6:45 m.
BELL STREET CHAPEL (Seats free)-
Service at p IN: discourse in the series upon
Great Relieions:" by the pastor Rev Anna
lar f Or tbe ahS
i:o. S.'' ''''' - ''''' ~ ''"''' ~
BETHANY GOSPEL MISSION, 90 South
Main street Meetings Sunday at 3 and I:i5;
Speaking by Joel Bassett, evangelist.
BETHEL CHRISTIAN MISSION. 81 Wick
enden street. Il J Hudson, superintendent
Praise service, p IN; gospel, meeting, 7:45 p m
sunday. Temperance meeting "Wednesday
at 1:3O y IN; free supper Friday, followed by
song service at 1870 m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST DIscIPLEs) at
Manton-Sunday school at $780, Communion
ana preaching at l2.40: Y T. : G T. at y. IN.
preaching Pre- at ! BY the Rev. L Sellers of Bos-
Mission OF THE COMING KING. 1928
Broad street-Prayer meeting at 1890 n. M:
sunday school at 1870; preaching at D. IN.
by Elder j. A. Gardner: conference at 7;S.
Mission OF GLAD TIDINGs. Hope Build
a. IN. Preaching ut y. IN. bv Mrs; ]. f. Ha-
eel, subject, "Strange Fire" In the evening
7:3o, Mrs. Hazel will give her experience and
call to preach the gospel.
NEW 81 JERUSALEM CHURCH, lrln1ty square
The Rev ii 9 Hay - Sermon l0+5. palm
Branches:" Sunday school at ~: chapel
service at s:3D y IN, Preparation for the
Holy supper" All invited.
PROVIDENCE SPIRITUALIsT ASSOCIATION
at Columbia Hall. No. 2iS Weybosset street
Both schools at y m. T. J Bowtell formerly
n monk will give an address at 2:3D. subject,
From Rome To Spiritualism." Mrs. > A.
Gorton will lecture at 7:3D and Mrs. VI. Nellie
Brown will speak la behalf OF Bethany Home.
Come, hear all and then Judge.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY MEETINGS held
at No "a North Main street. Hope block, sun
day evenings at 1:3O.
Y. VI. G. A. BUTLDING-f:00 y. H.
A special service for men. vocal quartets.
duets and solos. grand orchestra. address by
Rev Edwin bromley; boys meeting at l:i5
led by Harry NJ Purrington, subject Goods
Ledger" Mr. and Mrs w Is Wilson are ex-
pected 10 sing at the gospel service for all this
saturday evening at 5. Address by Rev X J
Hudson.
YOUNG WoMEN's MEETING. P. f.. Y.
w. G.. AZ 3ll Westminster street-At AS D.
m. promise meeting. Soloist, Miss Nellie
Kenny. All women are cordially invited.
There will be union Of the Natick and Oak.
lawn Baptist church members az Oaklawn on
sunday evening. Special services will be con
ducte1 by the pastors Of both churches after
which FIVE persons will be baptized in the Vcs
try by Rev Whitman l. Wood of Natick.
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$5,OOO,OOO
Providence 4 PaWtuCket Street
Railway Issue
United Traction & Electric Company.
MORTGAGE FORTY YEARS
Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
DUE MARCH ist, 1888.
Coupons Payable March 1t and September s Office of the
Central Trust Company, New York.
DUE MARCH ist, 1893.
Coupons Payable March lt and September M at the Office of the
Central Trust Company, New York.


Hall of Providence, r.
the 0 miles of track hereinafter mentioned,
note exceeding per o ofsuchn track.
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of
of thu the
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land in
confidently believed
will
be miles of
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lines furnished With electrical equipment will
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Methodist.

AsBURY MEMORIAL M. f. CHURCH
Corner North Main and Hewes streets.-The
Rev :. McBurrey, pastor. will preach at
io.45 a m. and Rev p III Vinton OF Pawtucket
at 7:3O IN; topic, "0ur Warfare" All are
yalCome.
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HENRY C CRANSTON,
Banker and Broker

NO. 81 NENBOsSET STREET.
United states Bonds and Commercial pap.,
bought and sold. stocks and bonds bought All
sold In sli markets on commission. particular a..
tention being given 70 hrst-cass investment bond,
aud Letters Of credit and Foreign Ex.
hsge furn nlshed. Intsrest al owed ON deposits
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Central Trust Go. Of New York, Trustee.

substantially all
bonds Of the Union Railroad Company Of Providence which
the entire capital stock Of the Providence Cable
Company, and by mortgage substantially all the shares
Of stock of the Pawtucket Street Railway Company.
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ASSETS.

Approved,
A. c. LANDERs. Insurance Commissioner.
The Board OF Directors, in submitting 10 the
policy-holders OF the Berkshr, Life Insurance
Company the annual statement OF the Treasurer
OF the Corporation calls attention to the fact that
the Company Is steadily progressing the lines OF
conservative management ana prudent In vestments
OF is assets.
The dividends 20 the polcy-hold-
ers have always compared most favor ably with
those OF any 9th er company and the surplus
maintained for the security OF it, memb r. for
possible contin 0encies-is as large the most con-
servative policy holder can reasonably demand
The Board OF Directors confidently assures
the policy -holders that the affairs OF the Com pany
justify their fullest confidence nd that the bust
ness methods OF the Com pany. and the careful in
vestment Of Its assets merit their approval.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-25

BROADWAY NJ. f. CHURCH. The Rev. j. +.
Cooper, pastor-l045, preaching: l2:l5, Sunday
school: 6:l5, Epworth League: 1870, exercises
by young ladies' missionary society, with ad
dress by the pastor.
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Episcopal.

CHURCH OF THE NJ EssIAH, High street,
and Broadway-Holy Communion at 1:30 IN:
Sunday school $3.50; morning prayer at l0:i5;
evening prayer at 7:3O
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, Carroll street. near
Orms-Holv Communion, $50; morning prayer
and sermon at l0:i5: sunday school l2:30:
evening prayer and sermon (fifth and last in
series on Prayer Book, i:30.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, COR. POMONA
avenue and Pemberton street--Sunday school
$50 a m: morning service at l0:45; evening
service at 730.
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CHESTNUT STREET NJ. +. CHURCH
The Rev w Buck. pastor.--l0:45 "A m and
7:30 p IN, preaching by the pastor; l2:l5 D IN,
sunday school: $50 ID IN, T. 4,
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METHODIST Preachers Meeting Monday,
at 1890 a IN. at Chestnut Street Church Es-
say by Rev Lemuel Osler on THE Prophetic
Future of the Jews"