NJB.—The Branch Post Office at Newton is now open for transaction of Money Order and Savings Bank business. " S. B. BISS, Chief Postmaster

No family should be without it.! For there is no dietary regimen so strlot bnt there some times occurs an infraction of it. The most cvreful and abstemious will now and then have a twinge of stomachio pain, a little touch of indigestion, a colic or cramp, a dyspeptic tendency, often Bcporinduced by no viable or to-ogible canse, and in the sndden emergency, no remedy is more reliable, none more in, fallible, tbiao Udolßho Wolfe's Schiedam. Aromatic ■3i_hnap]3p. ,

BIRTHS.
G^JNNING^—On September 20th, 1879, at hor a«aidenoe, KUiott-street, the wife of Joseph John Gunning of twin sons. {-_■~

(VATSON.-On the 22nd inst., at her residence, Welungton-Btreet, the wife of James Watson 0_.*80n.,-:*l ..::..■■. .•: .;■. ,j udJ i:,l f-'i

MARRIAGE.
ANDERSOM-PITCHER.-On tho 18th Bep _- tomber, at Mrs. MoGrath'g, Napier-street, by ; Rev.R.Taylor.
DEATHS.
i tORRESTKB.-On the 21st September, 1879, CharlesForrester; ageds9 years. The funeral will leave the Provincial Hos pital To-morrow (Tuesday), at 1,30. Friends ate invited. ' .'■ ■ GOODA.CRE.-On September -Ist, at Mount Kden.the beloved wife of A. R. Goodacre; Bgeds6lyeara,., . 1 ..., v „,.,- , ~., ~- : *,-/ , RRYNOI-OS.-At the residence of her father, • York street, Newton, BUa Maud, youngest daughter of ..Charles Reynolds; aged twelve -B_,Onths;i i>, _i ...; .; : , _.'.:... V/ a.:, The funeral will take place To-morrow, the , 23id inst, at 215 p.m. Friends will please accept this invitation. ...
The Evening Star. WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, The Morning News, and the Echo.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1879.
