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Evening journal., 1913-12-06
WESLEY CHURCH
ANNIVERSAY A
HAPPY EVENT
Former Pastors To Be In thl
Old Pulpit at Services
Tomorrow
ORCHESTRA TO
ASSIST TIE CHOII

Services in connection with the t~en
tv-sescnth anniversary Of Wesley ~ Z
Church Linden and Jackson streets
were we'll attended last Sunday. Tn,
loveieast, len by j. I. Gross, was a yer,
helpful service, and tho sermons Of thf
Re,s ~ I. Dawson and G. j. Wyntt
d. d., were greatly cuioyed. At th
session of the Sunday school ever.
mcmhcr OF the sunday school hoard wa
present The ser,i ioe- during the veel
have been Interesting. The Rrys Z.
Sunhell end George White Davso
gave Valuabie service
Tomorrow the first service viii he
testimony meeting at a30 o'clock. in th'
auditorium 81 1880 o'clock the Rev
rhomus r. Yam Dyke. Il popular forme
pastor. viii preach the sermon.
Sunday school al O'Clock The stud
OF the lesson win be followed by n
ctongclistic service. TIE song ser'ic
will begin at 73O o'clock The choi
viii bc nssi.tel by an orchestra. TIN
sermon viii he rrcachcd ly either tn
Rev. H. r. Van Dyke og tho Rev ~
bury Burke. and viii be followed 10y A
crangel-tic service. Mrs Fitch, th
popuhr Gospel singer. viii assist in Al
Tho -er,iec- tomorrow OQp9rtuult
will be given for any who may wish 4
unite with tic church To do sn
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
MUSICALE BY
CENTRAL CHOIR.
Sunday Evening Service There
Made More Popular by
VOCaIiStS
PASTOR In PULPIT
AT BOTH SERVICES

The Rev j. II. Crawford will preach
in Central Church tomorrow morning on
thc theme Anxiety and l'cace His
evening subject will be 'rac Unchany.
ing Lord. The Sunday school
and adult Bible class will meet at y
o'clock The y. p. s. C. f.. will meet at
Gas o'clock and will be led by Leroy
''riines. sunday being the first Sunday
of the month. the church choir will give
its usual monthly musical service in
the evening There Is a brief organ re-
cital preceding the regular service he.
ginning at 7.35 o'clock. Norris C. Nor
gan is organist and choimaster and tho
quartette Is composed Of Miss Margaret
Fulton, sopranos Mrs Joseph Osborn.
contialto; Clarence Hume, tenor. and
Frank n Mason. basso. Tic music for
the day follows 1880 o'clock. organ pre-
lude. Morning Wood Giiea; anthem.
~sing and Rejoice" Lansing; ofTertory,
My God Look Upon Me" Hopkins
organ postlude. 81. Gcrirudes 7.35.
i145 p o'clock, organ rerital. pilgrim
Chorus. Naaner ~The Curfew.7 Hol.
Inns; anthem. "Jc>us Saviour OF NJ,
Soul, Warren; anthem Thou Art. 4
God. the Life and Light, Waucni Of
lfertory, Lord OF Heaven Rossi; an
them, 20 Thou From Whom All Good
ness Flows" Balte.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
FACTS ANR FICTION

experiences Of Wilmington Citizens Are
Easily Proven to be Facts.
The most superficial investigation will
Fove that the following statement from
resident of Wilmington is true. Read
aud compare evidence from Whining
bn people with testimony of strangers
hing so far away you cannot investi-
|lte the facts of the cases. Many more
|tizens of Wilmington endorse Doan's
|idney Pills.
Samuel Morris, barber, 5l4 East Sixth
Ereet. Wilmington, Del. says: Some
snes cold or exertion caused my back
ache, Whenever ] have been troubled
this way ] have procured Doan's Kid
~ Pills at Danforth's Pharmacy and it
lsn't taken them long to cure me.
ending over the chair has sometimes
used a slight tenderness in my bnck.
spt few doses OF Dosn's Kidney Pills
5ve corrected the trouble. All said
bout Doan's Kidney Pills, when l pub
tly recommended them some time ago,
| am glad TO confirm now
Prize SOC. NJ all dealers. Don't simply
tk for a kidney rcmedy-get Deans
fdney Pills-the same that Mr.. Morris
3d. Foster.M Mllburn Co., Props, Duf.
10. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
DR.. HOLLOWAY
AT SECOND CHURCH

The Rev. Thomas P. Holloway will
conduct public worship and preach
tomorrow morning and evening in
Second Baptist Church. The theme
of the morning sermon is What Shall
the Church Do With the Incapable in
Society" At the conclusion Of the
morning sermon the ordinance of the
Lords Supper will be observed. The
theme of the evening sermon is
"And Then-Night"
The choir will sing the following
selections:
Morning-Anthem, Peace and
Love-" Barnby solo, "Gethsemane," I"
Mary t. Saulter.
Night: Thy Love Hath
Spared Us" Lob; anthem, Lord Of
Heaven" Rossi.
The Bible school meets at 2.15
p. m.
The Senior c. f. Society will hold
its meeting at 6.45 o'clock. Herbert
Almond will lead.
On Monday night, in the chapel.
the monthly meeting Of the Mems
League will be held. This will be
a meeting of particular interest. be-
cause the Rev. George William Peck,
Jr., minister of the, Linden Baptist
Church, Camden, n. j.. will speak on
THE New Protestant Awakening"
The Women's Missionary Societies
will hold their monthly meeting also
on the same night in the women's
parlor of the church. The meeting
will be in charge of the Farther
Lights"
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
RICHARDSON
PARK METHODISTS
OUT OF DEBT

Tomorrow will be jubilee day at
Richardson Park NJ. E. Church. The
day will be spent in special thanks
giving for the victory in lifting both
mortgages from the church. The
services will open at $50 o'clock with
an old fashioned love feast. led by
F. E. McKinsey. At 10.45 o'clock
District Superintendent E. L. Hoffeck-
er will preach and the mortgages viii
be burned by. representatives from the
various organizations of .he church.
The Sunday school VIII meet at 2
o'clock. Epworth League will meet at
Z o'clock. led by Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor. The topic viii be: Has God a
Plow for Ny Life" At 745 o'clock
the Rev. ]. L. Johnson, Of New Castle.
will preach.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
SUNDAY Ar EpWoRTH.

In Epworth NJ. K. Church tomorrow
the morning and evening sermons will be
given relative to the revival services,
which are to begin January l. George
w. Bookers class will meet as usual at
Q o'clock. Sunday school services win
be held at o'clock. Last Sunday at the
presentation Of a statistical report,
which had been called for by Willis l..
Overdeer, il was founl that of an en-
rollment of almost 700 only about one
fourth we're church members. Mr.. Over
deer then made request that January
be set apart for special evangelistic
work. At $40 o'clock there will be a
meeting Of the Epworth League Harry
B. Morine viii be the speaker On Mon
day evening at 7.30 o'clock ]. 7. Alex
ander's class viii meet and on Wednes-
day evening at 7.30 o'clock the mid
week PRAYER meeting will be held.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
MIR. IRWIN In
AVENUE PULPIT
Will Give Reply Tomorrow to
Pastoral Call to
Church
ELABORATE PROGRAM
BY THE CHURCH CHOIR

The Rev. J. Y. Irwin, of Port Jervis,
n. ". who has been extended the call
to become the pastor OF Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, will preach in the
church tomorrow morning and evening.
He comes to Wilmington today and will
meet the official board of the church this
evening and talk over the work with
them. lie win announce TO the church
tomorrow what he has planned to do.
The Lords supper will be observed
after the morning service. and IN the
evening y special musical program VIII
be presented by the choir under the
leadership Of Professor Leslie Cook. The
Bible school meets at , o'clock. Tho
y. P. S. c. +. holds their meeting at
Gas o'clock prior to the evening ser
vice
The choir will present an extra good
musical program at the night service
in the church tomorrow when will be
heard three different quartets, female
male and mixed, this being the first ap-
pearance of the ladies quartet which
will sing unaccompanied. A large con-
gregation is expected: Following 'i'
the program for the day
Morning service-Organ prelude, Der
ceuse,v Walter Spinney; anthem, "Why
Not Today +. O. Excel; duet, He
Shall Feed His Flock" lMessiahl. Han
del. Miss Julia Beauchamp and Clarence
R. Hope; organ postlude.
Night service-Organ prelude, In
PRODUCTION to Third Act Of Lohengrin,
II. Wagner; anthem, "What Are These
That Are Arrayed," John Stainer; Mo.
zart Male Quartet, "The Shadows OF the
Evening Hours BARR Shelley, tenors
CLYDE Taggart Boyd H. Cook; bassos
William NJ Mask. Ir.. Frank H. Escott
female quartet, Beautiful Isle OF Some
where9 }. s. Fearis; sopranos, Miss Sue
H. Evans. Mrs. c. r. Hope; altos. Miss
Georgia Newman, Miss c. CATHERINE
Zoch; mixed quartet, "Now the Day is
Over" Edward Broome, Miss Evans, Miss
zoch, Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Hope; organ post
lude
Evening journal., 1913-12-06

diate cause Of the fall of the wall
was some subterranean earthquake
which shook down the walls of she
part Of the city where the men we're
standing. or undermined them so that
they sank This is easily possible in
that region Of earthquakes
Prof. Lawson describes similar re-
suits from earthquakes near San
Francisco, saying. "The earth waves
which PASSED through the highly
elastic rocks swiftly with small
amplitude seem in this material to
have been transformed into slow un-
dulations Of great amplitude. which
were excessively destructive"
Prof Wright further declares. "The
record is that at the appointed time
the walls fell: and we are free to
believe that the catastrophe was con.
nected with an earthquake. which was
made TO synchronize with the final
blasts Of the rams horns In the
light of history and geological con-
ditlons OF this region. the story bears
every mark of being a genuine and
authentic account OF an event so re-
markable that it could not have been
modified by tradition without render.
ing II fantastic and incredible. To
the geologstV who believes in Cod. II
is perfectly reasonable. To the tex.
tual critic, the freedom from fantas.
tic comment marks Il as having beer
unadorned by tradition"
Typical Significance Of the Event.
There seems to be a typical sgnih
canoe connected with the capture o.
Jericho. The six days OF quiet march
ing around the city with nothing ac
/ complished except the witnessinl
represent the six great Days OF th'
larger Week-each Day a thousanC
years long. During the worlds his
tory. Sin has been entrenched anc
impregnable The Lords people hay,
merely given witness against it.
blowing 'trumpets-giving forth the
Bible Message that ultimately Sir
shall be destroyed.
But nothing has come Of all the wit
Messing. We are waiting FOR the grea
Seventh Day-the thousand years o
Messiah's Reign. In Il the citade
Of evil will be surrounded sever
times, or completely. The shout O.
victory will go up: and the stroni
walls OF sin and error. OF Satan
falsehood, Of human deception. viii
fall. Satan shall be bound a thou
sand years, to deceive mankind n,
more; and every evil thing and al
who love sin will be forever de
stroyed In the Second Death
The victory viii be under the direc
tion OF Emmanuel the Captain OF tn
} Lords host. Christ and the Churc
will then be beyond the veil in III
glory OF the Kingdom on the spiri
: plane; but there will be represent
= tives OF the Kingdom on the earth
T plane. though their rule viii be u
l. der the guidance and instruction
the spiritual ones-of the glorifed.
e The Scriptures clearly indica
d that none will belong 10 the Heaven
Q company In the resurrection exec
J, those begotten Of the Holy Spirit du
e ing this Gospel Age The glorioJ
= characters who preceded Jesus b.
= long 10 another class. The reward
these Ancient Worthless. however, wi
be glorious. Their portion and homo
will be TO represent Messiah's King
dom as Princes IN all the EARTH
Psalm 1915.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
SPECIAL MUSIC
WITH WORSHIP AT
FIRST CHURCH

The morning service in First Pres
pyterian Church. Market street. above
Ninth, tomorrow. will begin at 1890
o'clock. The minister. Rev. j. Ross
btonesifer. will take for his theme:
|soul Passion The choir will sing
FSaYiours Like a Shepherd Lead U.s."
A. 2 o'clock the Sunday school will
|neet. The pastor Will meet the
Barnabas men in the church audi
|orium to consider the International
Sunday school lesson. The superin-
|endents desire all the members of the
kchool present because of the prep
'ration for the Christmas service.
The Christmas Endeavor Society
.yill meet at z o'clock. Il is the regu-
ar consecration service, and Miss
Virginia Dukes. the president, Will
+ cad. The subject is. The Ideal
thristian-Hi Rewards"
i The evening service is one of evan
kelism and praise. and the minister
Min consider at this time, "Will-Wor-
hip" Miss Nell c. Krumme. teacher
bf music in the public schools. will
ting. Unanswered" by Bischoff and
. he choir. Soldiers Of Christ, Arise, "
b. Mueller.
& The organ numbers in the morning
4re: Ave Maria" Cherubine. and.
4 8Chorus From Fourth Mass" Hayden.
) n the evening. "Andante in G Minor.
Rosini. and March in F." life.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
DOLLAR SOCIAL FOR CHURCH.

There viii be preaching SERVICES IN
.Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets, tomorrow morn
ing and evening. The Rev. ]. c. Lane
will occupy the pulpit. The Sunday
school will meet at 2.80 o'clock, and
the Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ing Will be held at p. m. Much in
terest is being manifested In dollar
social" to be held on Friday evening,
December -, IN the Sunday school
rooms Of the church. A literary and
musical program has been arranged.
Refreshments Will be served.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
TUBERCULOSIS DAY OBSERVANCE

Tomorrow. tuberculosis Day. will
be observed at ST. James Episcopal
Church. Stanton. by an address on
the subject of tuberculosis at the
morning service at 10 o'clock There
will be a celebration of the Holy
Eucharist at that service.
7 In ST Barnabas Episcopal Church,
Marshallton. there will be a oelebra-
ton of the Holy Eucharist at $50
O'Clock The Sunday school classes
will meet at 2.30 o'clock. and at 7.30
O'Clock there will be an evensong SER
vice with sermon. On Thursday even
ing, Bishop F. J. Kinsman will be
present at the church for confrma-
tion
Evensong service with sermon viii
be held at ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. Newport, at 730 o'clock
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
Church Musical Programme Churches


The IsraelItes. as execuuoners of
the Divine DEGREES were to destroy the
cities Of Canaan and all their inhabi-
tants, their animals and property.
The exceptions were things Of metal:
and these we're consecrated in ad-
vance TO the Lord for the Punishment
of the Tabernacle and the Temple.
Captain Of the Lords Host.
After crossing Jordan. the Israel
ties encamped midway between the
river and Jericho. the latter city hav-
ing shut its gates, expecting to en-
dure a long siege. Joshua was aware
that Jericho would be the FIRST place
of attack. but evidently not aware Of
the character OF the siege and of the
battle by which It would be over
thrown. While reconnoitering in the
vicinity of Jericho he came upon an
armed soldier, and at once inquired
whether he was friend or foe The
answer was that he was the Captain
of the Lords host An angel had
been 5einned to materialize-
to appear as a human being, wearing
human garments and armor4for the
purpose of communicating the Divine
plans of Joshua.
Through this Heavenly messenger
the Divine plan for the capture of
Jericho was revealed to Joshua. He
Immediately put it into execution
Every day there was a solemn pro-
cession around the doomed city First
went a military escort from the va.
rious tribes. Next followed a COM
pany Of priests blowing rams horns
Then came a further procession
rear guard-presumably warriors. In
harmony with the explicit directions
not a voice, not a shout. was heard
Everything was most solemn and fu.
nereal, except the blowing of the
rams horns. which were the same as
were used in announcing the new
year, but especially and peculiarly in
the Jubilee
These solemn professions encom-
passed Jericho once a day for siA
days. Then on the seventh day they
went about the city seven times, the
last time vociferously shouting-the
seven priests constantly blowing
upon the rams horns. When they
had made the seventh circuit Of the
city they stopped in front OF ii, still
blowing; and forthwith the wall or
the city crumbled and fell.
The translation OF our Common
Version down fiat" seems too stron,
properly to represent the original
The wall fell Immediately In front o
| the Ark of the Covenant. But not al
the wall fell; for the account tell
that the portion OF the wall wher
J Rahabs house was built did not fal
d (Cf Joshua 2:15-19) The wall fe
n TO such an extent that Israels so
e diers could easily and quickly SUI
Il mount it and accomplish the work
n destruction which the Lord had con
e manded.
y Everything. in the Divine purpo
y can easily enough be accomplish'
q under the Divine supervision. Qui
o probably the tremor Of an earthuak
under Divine direction, caused tn
4 fall Of the wall in front OF the Israe
. ties. When we consider all the cil
cumstances as related in the Bibl,
4 it does not seem impossible that Co
( thus intervened to carry out His owl
purposes.
5 Prof. Wright declares. THE me
Evening journal., 1913-12-06

believeth. Mark 9.23.
Jericho was walled city about
five miles from the Jordan. It was
small. as cities are now estimated;
but its wall was necessity. owing to
frequent incursions from Syria and
Egypt. and because 1t was situated on
one of the main lines of trale leading
20 a mountain pass.
The Lords decree in respect tc all
the cities of Canaan was that they
we're devoted-cherem The Israel
ties were~not led into Canaan to pill
lage. They were to be executioners
OF the Divine decree against the pe0-
pes of Canaan, each city of which
constituted the center or little prin-
cips.ts. According to history they
Neta ccnlnually at war With each
other, and trociously corrupt. after
the manner of the Sodomites. They
were to be destroyed as no longer
advantageous either to themselves or
Others.
Ia the great prison-hCusL Il Shcoi
the tomb they would wait for the
more favorable time Of Messiahs s
Kingdom. and the release from deg
radiation and death promised TO all
mankind through Abraham's Seed
the earth be blessed"
In thy Seed shall all the families OF
Evening journal., 1913-12-06

PASTOR'STHEME
Dr.. Reed VIII Discuss Pro-
phet Of Islam at Grace
Church
NIGHT SERVICE IN
CHURCH IS POPULAR

At the morning service in Grace NJ.
Do. Church tomorrow, DR.. George Ed
ward Reed will speak on "The Law
|of Growth in the Spiritual Life" In
the evening DR.. Reed will deliver the
third lecture of the series on Found
ers of Religions" subject, "Moham-
med. the Prophet of Islam and His
Message to the World" A large audi
ence listened last Sunday evening to
the sermon on "Confucius, the Sage Of
China"
The Sunday school of the church,
with Henry r. Isaacs as superinten-
.dent, viii meet at > o'clock for Bible
Study The Mems Bible Glass, with
Edwin Golding as leader. will meet in
/. the auditorium
At $50 o'clock the Epworth League,
lWalter Blackson, president, will
meet in the church lecture room.
Every Sunday evening the Church
Chorus Choir, assisted by the Church
Quartet, assists in the gospel praise
service The following special music
Hwill be sung:
Morning Quartet. In Heavenly
Love Abiding" Holden: quartet.
Sweet the Moments" arrangement
hi the Sextet from Lucia) Donizetti-
0rissler.
Evening Duet, Fast Falls the
|5ventide" Lansing, Messrs. Smith
'and Strickland, chorus "Ye That
Stand in the House of the Lord, Spin
hey.
In the church on Monday evening
December IS. the Chorus Choir OF 81
roices will sing Ashfords Christmas
antata, Promise and Fulhlllment.
his promises to- be one Of the musi-
al events of the year
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
MADELEY PREPARES
FOR BUSY SUNDAY

The members and friends are ex-
pecting a great day at Madeley NJ f.
Church tomorrow. There will be
preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor. the Rev Z. H. Collins.
The morning sermon will be the fifth
of a series on Christ Qualifications
as a Preacher" At 2.15 o'clock the
Sunday school meets. superintendent
George Green, Sr., is in charge. The
offering will be taken up by classes
for the benevolences of the church.
At z o'clock the Epworth League will
be led by John Asoy. The Swastika
Tribe Of McCabe M. Z. Church will
be present at this service. At 745
o'clock the popular praise service be-
gins. The pastors evening theme will
be: "The New Birth"
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
HANOVER CHURCH SERVICES.

In Hanover Presbyterian Church
+omorrow morning the Rev. R. L.
Jackson will speak upon "A Saviour
For Lost Men, The Mems Bible
Elass will discuss Dan Crawford's
recent article, "An Apostolic Dis
|ussion to Philin" The Sunday
Bchool lesson will follow In the
|vening there will be a special musi-
|al service. Fred Wyatt and Mrs.
fannering win sing. In the evening
|he pastor viii speak upon The
Enthusiasm of Jesusr A service OF
|ong viii BE held before fhe sermon.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
BAPTISM AT SCOTT.

Al services tomorrow in Scott NJ z
Church are so arranged az to guarantees
both the interest and profit Of All who
may attend AT alb o'clock the regular
Sunday morning class will meet; at 1890
O'Clock there win be Communion Of the
Lords Supper and reception of members
either BY letter or probation. AZ
O clock the usual session of the Sunday
school ami rehearsal OF the Christmas
music win be held At 3 O'Clock there
win be baptism OF infants. and parents
having children for this service are re.
quested 10 he in Attendance promptly a
( Fpworth League devotional hour VIII B
held in charge ~ Oscar c. Burns II
, pastor win preach At the evening ser
triro
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
SERVICES AT COOKMAN.

Services at Goodman NJ. E. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Glass.
at Gas o'clock; preaching, at 1880
o'clock by the Rev. j. P. Outten;
Sunday school at 2.15 o'clock Epworth
League at 645 o'clock. Penrose r.
Talley, leader; preaching at 745
O'Clock by the pastor.
The Young Peoples Glass will
meet on Tuesday evening with W. j.
Stats as leader Prayer meeting Is
held on Wednesday evening in charge
of the pastor.
The Junior Epworth League meets
on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
MT. CALVARY CLrB sERvIcFS-

Iomorrows service at the at. Cal
vary Club will be appropriate to tu
berculosis. At 1890 o'clock the Rev.
Martin e. Clyde will preach on "Tu-
and at 7.45 o'clock Dr.
John Ayres will give a demonstration.
The choir Will sing special music at
the services OF the day.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
GREENHILL SUNDAY sERYICEs.

Services at GreenhIl Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Will be Of unusual
interest. The Rev. William Crawford
viii preach both morning and even
ing and will teach the Bible class at
the Sunday School service. beginning
at $50 o'clock. The Y. p s. C. Z.
Will meet at o'clock with Neal Smith
as leader.
In the church on Monday evening,
&C. II. Reeves will address the
Brotherhood.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
|IEMBERs FOR SECOND cHURCn.

At Second NJ. P. Church, corner
II Fifth avenue and Anchorage street,
'omorrow morning. the Rev. G F.
Earring will preach on Profession
Ind Practice" followed by the Holy
loni 1pnion. In the evening the ser
bon theme will be Consider Christi
There will be a reception Of members
u both services. Prayer and class
3ieeting is held on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
WT. PHEASANT WORsHIP.

Services tomorrow in Mt. Pleasant
Church (Bellevue), will be as fol-
lows: Sunday School, $50 o'clock;
short sermon at 1890 o'clock, fol-
lowed by the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper; Epworth League prayer ser-
vice at 7.30 o'clock followed by ser
mon.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
P. o. 3. OF A. AT NEWARK UNION,

Services tomorrow at Newark Union
N. r. Church Will be as followsl 23O
o'clock, Sunday School: $40 o'clock,
sermon on Patriotism" by the pas
tor, Camp No. %, of the P. o. S. Of
A., expect 10 be present in body
There VIII be special music by the
choir.
Evening journal., 1913-12-06
YOUNG W0NFN:
NUMBER SURPRISING

The number OF young women vhs
suffer with weak back, dizzy anC
nervous spells. duh headache anc
weariness is surprising kidney anf
bladder Ills cause these troubles, bu
il Foley Kidney Pills are taken a.
directed relief follows promptly ant
the Ills disappear. Contain no hahi
forming drugs. For sale by n. p
Danforth, Market and sscond Streets
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