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IndisputabIe Extdence

ST. ELMO. ILL. July 6, 1874
X V. PIERCE, NJ. D., ". VI wish 20 aid
my testimony to the wonderful curative
properties of your Alt Ext. or Golden Med
zeal discovery. have taken great interest
In this medicine since first usetit / was
badly afnieted with dyspepsia, liver deranged
nervous system. SO rapid and Completes did
the discovery effect q perfect cure that IL
seemed more like magic and a perfect wonder
70 myself, and since that time we have never
Deen without bottle of the Discovery and
Purgative Pellets in the house They are
solid. sound family physician i'm the houSe
and ready at all times to fly to the relief of
SlcKness-Wlthout charge We have never
nad u doctor In the house since we first began
the use OF your Pellets and Discovery
nave recommended the use of these medicines
IN several severe and complicated cases ariS-
Ing from, as j thought, an impure state OF
tne blood, and in no case have they failef 10
more than accomplish all they are claimed
10 DO. Will only mention one as remark
able, Though could give you dozens Henry
hoSter, furniture dealer, of this place who
was one OF the most pitiful objects ever seen
mis- lace was swollen out OF shape. scales and
eruptlonS without end. extending to his bOiv
which was completely covered with bIotchSs
and scales. Nothing that he took seemed to
eHect him particle. / finally induced him
TO try few BOTTLES of the Golden Meiic3I
discovery, with daily use of the Pellets
assuring him il would surely cure him. He
commenced Its use some six weeks since
taxing TWO Pellets each night for a week
then one each night, and the Discovery as di-
rected The result is. to-day his skin is perfect
~ smooth, and the scaly eruptiOnS gone He
mas taken some seven or eight bottles i'm an.
anu considers himself cured. This case had
baftied the skill of our best DhvsicianS
MeSsrs. DunsfOrd & Co, druggists. of this
place: are selling largely of your medicines
ana the demand steadily increases. and they
Respectfully, w. III. CHAHPLIN,
SONW ACT. Am E'Nn 20
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Condensed Locals.

Robert Bean sends Harper. Weekly for
January Il.
From J. F. Ellis 4 Co. we have the Iibretto
OF El7loDli. from the cheap standard edition
published by Lee 4 Walker.
The Metropolitan club will take part this
evening IN the anniversary celebration of the
battle Of New Orleans by the jackson Demo
cratic association at Lincoln Hall
The dredging machines which have been
deepening the channel between GEORGETOWN
and the Long bridge have SUSPENDED opera
tiOnS for the winter.
At meeting Of the junior class Of the law
department Of the National university. last
evening. resolutions Of respect were RAISED
10 the memory of Mr.. Richard q. OlcOtt, who
aleu on the morning of the 9Th instant, as
stated in yesterdays STAR.
IN the house of delegates of Virginia on
Monday Mr.. SyphaN. of Alexandria county
offered joint resolution in relation 10 the
construction nv Congress Of a free bridge be-
tween the city of Washington and the county
OF Alexandria.
ON Tuesday night Hon. Anthony Kennedy.
while returning from the house Of Governor
swami fell heavily TO the ground. brea king
two of his ribs. His family are now with
him NJ the Metropolitan hotel.
There was no meeting of the Citizens Re
nef committee yesterday. for want of a QUO
rum, but the executive committee had a sit
Ting, at which the general agent submitted a
statement Of expenditures to date. showing
the number OF INDECENT persons visited and
renewed 10 De - men, l19 women and Isl
children. at an outlay of SS3sS4
The ball and banquet 10 be given by Co
Iumbia typographical Union. No 101. at
Masonic Temple, on the anniversary of
fTankllns birthday, Monday. January 18TH
viii be grand affair. as the typos. who
know how 10 manage these matters with
spirit and good Judgment. mean to make this
celebration an event in the line Of such an
ntVeTsaTy entertainments.
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THE GREAT REMEDIES for Consumption,
i Wasting, and Indigestion, are sAyORY a.
M0ORES Pancrestic Emulsion and Pancreaffne
that life is prolonged in remarkable manner, appe-
tte strength and weight increased, digestion greatly
condition of the body improved by their use Price
from .. to 2ls. SAy0Rf L. MOORE, Chemists 10
the Queen, III. r. II. the Prince of Wales, His Hi gh-
mess the Khedive Of Egypt, &e.l las New Bond
Street, London, and all Chemists. NoTE.-Name and
trade marx On each beItle, iy2s fthsJy
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RRrTAI WIFE MrRDER-Tohn Hugl

laborer residing at Ogdensburg, Sussex
county, n. J., committed a brutal murder
about noon yesterday by chopping his wife's
head with an ak. After striking her five
house 10 cover his crime, and locked the
doors. Two men happened TO pass q few mo-
ments later, seeing smoke issue from the
windows. burst open the door, and discovered
Mrs. Hughes reclining in an arm chair with
her head hanging back, and in dying con-
dition. Hughes was arrested and brought TO
Newton Jail.
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RuFrAIo log LYNCHED.-IohnR n. Nor,

BUFFALO JOE LYNCHED.-John b. North
alias Buffalo Joe, who murdered George
Jones on Christmas evening year ago, was
hanged to a telegraph pole by q mob on the
hight of the 30th instant, at Wallace, Kan
sas. The knot Of rope with which he was
hanged caught under his chin and did not
choke him. He hung this way for a long
release him, but received only jeers In return.
He did not die for two hours, and finally froze
to death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08

nFSCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS.-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the of mercury do not leave any of its Injurious
effects. They act directly upon the liver and
valuable remedy in all cases of arrangement result
ing from dsordered state of that organ; Liver Com
plant, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache Typhoid Fevers, &c. sc, all succumb to the
free use of Schencks Mandrake Pills. Flo rsale by
all Druggists and Dealers. MARI tr
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MURDER PROMPTED BY JEALoUsY.-A
Richmond Dispatch special, dated Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, January s, says:
This morning, at 8 O'Clock, Captain Hatch
Mcdaniel was killed by shot gun. Verdict
of the jury: Came to his death by a gun-shot
wound received at the hands of William
Wetzell. Jealousy is supposed 10 have been
the cause.
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LOCAL n EW s.
Amusements. de-. Tonight.

NuiOndi TheGeT.-Uncle Toms Cabin.
FbrUFs OpeTd HOJLss.-Undine; or the Spirit
OF the Waters.
TIed1eT CbB6QBs-Les COquettes Parisenne;
or Shadows Of Paris and other attractions
WlIGTd H0a.-The Schliecker Concert
Instrumental and vocal.
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TO THE C0NSUMTTvE.-Lett those who Ian
gulsh under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint. or even
those who are in decided consumption by no
means despair. There is a safe and sure rem
coy at hand, and one easily tried. "WaSOT',
compound OF ODD LtueF Oh and LiHle, =" without
possessing the very nauSeating flavor OF the
OIL as heretofore used, is endowed bv the
phosphate of lime with a healing property
which renders the oil doubly efficaci0us re-
markable testimonials of its efficacy can be
exhibited TO those who desire to see them
For sale by a. b. WILBoR, Chemis 1, Bos
ton. eo2
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G EOR G. ETOW N.

THE VERDICT of the jury of inquest on the
remains of William A. Turton, found yester-
day morning in front of the residence of Mr..
Clement II. Brooke, on High street, was that
deceased came to his death by fracture OF
the skull, caused by falling and striking his
head on a doorstep.
MAIL BURNED.-In the railroad accident
on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad last
night, the I:30 p IN. mail from the George
town post-office was entirely destroyed.
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GROUP DISARMFD OF ITS TERRORS-Tba
crOupy cough-so alarming to the ear and So
dangerous to life-tO which children are sinh.
tect, may be Immediately relieved by aImin-
lster1ng dose of HdJe's Honey Of HOret0apl
ana Tar. When given to a child who seems
to be choking under the effects of a spaSmOdic
and husky cough. the effect is electrical as
many mother will testify. In fact there is
no affectiOn of the throat or the lungs short
OF the actual disOTsaniZatiOn of the Tissues
and membranes, which il will not cure
Itke'S IOOth-Ache DTOps-Cure in one min
ute. 1900
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nS-It is remarked, and perhaps truthfully,
that the average christian loses his buoyan-
cy most easily about the time that an extra
assessment Ito repair the church edifiee'' is
talked oL-RTookiyn argus
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THE SCHLIECKER CoNCERT.-TO-night
at willard Hall, a rare musical treat is prom
Used the citizens OF Washington by Miss
Florence Schliecker, who will give a concert.
assisted by Miss Jeanne Bryan, Miss Zaidee
Jones' Mrs. Thomas G.. Shafer, Mr.. Lenoy
Simpson. and Mr.. Marcelle- Miss Schlieck-
er so well known at the national capital. is
a lady who unites personal beauty with in
feiligence and culture.
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h5-A new mode of punishment has been
initiated at one of the Hackensack IN. j. }
public schools. The pupil is placed in the
centre of the room and compelled to stand
there fifteen minutes with his tongue pro-
truding,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08

An ELEGANT REsIDENCE-An unusual
opportunity Is offered in the advertisement
OF Fitch. Fox & Co, to members OF Congress-
Foreign Ministers and Others: TO get an ele-
CANT residence at ABOUT one half the usual
CeSt.
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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January s-yirginia SKIES peeler.
bid to-day. ee' 4"
BALTIMORE, January Section weaker. lower
low mlddlings, H4 Flour dull, only a limited iob-
ping defnand-unchanged. Wheat dull and lower
NO am6er western, .; No. 2 do, q; fair to
prime do j IS No. red western, 22al %: No do
LIS rejected, II; red Maryland, LISai Is; do red
western, SalS %; do. white, 1l5al Is. Corn dull
white southern, Sasl; yellow southern Sas2 mix e,i
western: 81. Oats dull-southern, 63a65: western
white, o.; western mixed, 81. Rye unchanged Hay
unchanged. Provisions very dull. Pork unchanged
1nIh meats nOminal-shOuders, 7a71S clear rib sides
S+alO. Bacon very dull-shoulders. Q: clear rill
si9e' IL sugar-cured hams, Lal4. Lard firm. I37. a
leum unchanged. Coffee very strong; advancing
tendency; ls1aa20A. Whisky dull, lower: 9sa9SiS
Sugar Unchanged, 1O1z to lO7s
NEW YORK, January S.-St)cks dull. Money &
Uuid' Ia. Exchange, long, $50; short, 40 Gov
ernments active; lower for some
EW YORK, January S.-Flour duIl-tlacliniDS
wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and heavy
LONDON, January 3, 1870 D. IN. - The rate for
money at the Stock Exchange on government securi-
count 921ea9s. Erie, 253aaZ.
LONDON, January s, 30 .. m - The weather
throughout England to day is fair. The rate of dis
count IN open market for three months bills is r n
per cent, which l. l $40 below the Bank Of Eng
land rate Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 francs
Is centimes.
LONDON, January S.-The amount of bulIion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-
DAY Is 10000 pounds. Erie. 2h. Paris dispatches
quote rentes at 81 francs % centiInes
LONDON, January S - Paris disnatchca ouota
rentes o. francs Ia Confines
1862 N ~ iS7'V Vi
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CIT Y ITEM

To HAVE elegant light Biscuits. Rolls,
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit DumplingS, &C.
you should use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask
your grocer for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08

OF all the collars sold last year the Elm
wood took the lead This was because it was.
and still is, the best.
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THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON in the world
is the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels tout of Sorts with himself
This can all be changed by taking Peruvian
Syrup, "a prOtOXide of frOn) Cases of "a
years standing have been cured by il.
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CHARLES HFIDSIFCK.
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXcelled by none
L. H,eO3: For sale by HALL & HT-1fE

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, Q to4 SATURDAYS Q
to and tOS. I7f3 1I;1e
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BANANAS, FIGS AND ORANGES

NT-TN
MIXED, Including SOft she'll Almonds. Al, r,,,,,l,
Tor 81.
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A MOTHER
OPPOR TUNITY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSSIBLE
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED By
THE POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KY. TO THE 9th OF FEBRUARY, NEXT,
OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND
DRAWING. THE MANAGEhENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY
IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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CoRNs, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend, " and thousands patrOnize DR..
whites establishment, 535 18th street. Oppo-
site L. s. Treasury, TO avoid painful CdrnS
BuniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs-In court yesterday
W. c. Bristow was found guilty OF mail rob
berry and sentenced, on one indictment, to the
Albany penitentiary for two years. He was
found guilty on two others and sentence sus-
pended. Caring G. Mutt was found guilty
upon the same charge, and sentence suspend
ed. .'.' A strange passenger In the shape OF
a ''wallOon"-a bird never before seen so far
from the northern seacoast-came in on the
bumper OF the tender to the southern-bound
train of the b. & p. r X. on Wednesday
night.
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GENUINE GOSHEN BUTTFR.
ONE TON CHOICE, IN HALF FTRKTN.. Rr.
CElNED DECEMBKR Ia ISL NJ
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs


IL There will be LITTLE old Folks Concert =. olBru
,'nss dfeS assisted by Of the Ola FslkS IN tho
Lecture Room q the Congress street VI p church
next hiDA1 EVENING, January : Al n. ,,'rI-rk
Tor the beneht ot the Infant nepartrrf ~ The Ssb
Is cents. - A''7' 5.e ~ A'
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LEMONS, CTTRON AND FRENCH PRIME.
NEW ZANTEE CURRANTS, 10 CENTS on a,
POUNDS FOR 81.
STABLERS BARTLETT PEARS SwFEr
CoRN, GREEN PEAS AND APPLE
SAUCE, CANNED
EDAh CHEESE. BEST GOODS ATsIQ5
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS atI,s
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" NTI - n 2 \
For the middle states and the lower lake
region, Increasing clOudiness, winds shifting
10 east and south, rising temperature. falling
barometer, and tonight, northwest of the
AHeghanies. snow.
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A GIGANTIC ENTERPRISE.-Inform
has been received in ST. Louis from the City
of Mexico that a contract had been entered
into between the Mexican government and
Edward l. Plumb, representing the Inter
national Railroad Company of Texas, by
which that government grants a subsidy of
between $4,000 and 10000 per mile TO the
International company. This, il is believed.
will furnish a basis which will enable the
railroad company TO build this road, and it
will be but few years before there will be a
direct rail route from st. Louis TO the City OF
Mexico.
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For Tickets, or information, address
THO. Z. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager
Louisville, XIV. dec m, fhkW IA
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Whole Tickets. $50. Halves, SIS. Tenth, or each
Coupon, SIS. Eleven whole Tickets, $500.
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HOLIDAY GOODS

FOR MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAH
EAssEY's PHILADELPHIA ALF.
CINCINNATI LAGER BEER,
PURE APPLE CIDER,
SWEET CATAwBA WINE,
From sAhL e. PALMER,
Greene street, Gcorsetown, c.
n Orders for shove goods On bottle. H., %
tairtls promptly allied. No charss tot dei,erV -
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w. s. KINGS $4,000 BULL-A correspon J.
ent OF the New York World. writing fro N
Chlcago, January ,, says -" Though il has
not yet been announced, Colonel W. s. King
mas 1Ouid a purchaser for his famous bull.
second Duke OF HillhuTst. considered to be
AT all points the finest short horn in America
Al the Dexter Park sale the animal WINS
sold ~ TO a Mr.. George Robbins, of Eng
E,llu; lor S1l4.OeO, the only other bidder being
Mr.. Wentworth. of Chicago The sale was
considered suspicious at the time. and when
subsequently IL was announced that sMr.
Robblns had been unable to make financial
arrangements, so that Mr.. King retained tho
BULL II was generally believed that the whole
afialr was put up with a design to Stimu-
lating competition. Mr.. NJ. II. COchranp. Of
compton, near Montreal, has bought the
Duke, paying 81 600, and will place him at
me mead of the finest herd of Bates blood on
The continent. In addition to recent purchases
AT Naukegan, mentioned in the World Mr.
C0chTane has also bought all of Dir. Robert
Murrays herd of Airdrie Duchesses, fifteen
IN number. These and the Duke have been
shipped to Canada"
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ELPHoNZO YOUsGs 4 CO., Groe.r..
MASONIC TENPLED
9TH STREET, opposite L. s. Patent ohce.
ELPHONZO YOUNGSl
J. r. JOHNSON a,.,s ..
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THOMAS DOWNING, A1ctio1e-r-
liza Bridge street f,a,r-,.,,,-,

SECOND ANIMAL SALE OF UNCLAIMED
pp4Itrh1NN S Tsr From W u. .wHEkTLEYS
On TUESDAY MORNING January ion 10 :,
10 10 click viii sill at nay auction ro1ul NJ Iia
bIldke street large lot Of unclaimed Pa.k -, 60,
the dyeng establishment Of " M Wb~,fisT - SAA
S4slsRs o. Dress Goods Of various kinds CaSi.
anus vests Sacques, ShaWls. Ties Ribl,,ns 80
tains' &c, &C. Parties having goods over d. I;;,,
can SCI them by calling at the dyoinS establish
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
s = Anctionepr.
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CANDY, ,oNE TON IN SToCKl
Made by Slauson a Co. New York;
choice Cream MNtur's. .,...... -Four pounds for 81
Broken Candy Free b L......... SIX pguH8. 80
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SHELLRARRS
fOhT1 BUSHELS GENUINE NEW YopE
STATE HICKORY NUTS
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A LARGE NUMBER of valuable papers, that
had been charred apparently to a hOmogene-
Gus mass during the communist rule in
Paris, have been deciphered by RaphelOt.
He first severed the leaves by cutting the
backs of the books and immerSing the mass
in water, and then subjected il to a tOlerabIy
high temperature in hOt-air stove. The
leaves, thus lOOSened from each other by the
rapid vapOriZation of the water. were. with
great care, separated, and were Immediately
transcribed, the writing being quite legible,
as the letters appeared duh upon the glisten-
ing black surface of the paper
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RATSTNH

RATSTNN
DEHESAS, LONDON LAYERS. VATpNcIas
MATS AND sULTANAS I'M
LAYERS in quarter boxes N ..-.-
Fancy Brands, quarter boNe- a N NA'
Good Raisins, Is cents, or lbs Tor - 10
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TYPHOID FEVER AT A FEMALE SENIN.
RY-A very sad account of the outbreak of
an epidemic in a fashionable female semi
nary: known as st. Mary's Hall, in Burling-
ton, n. j., has come TO hand. Typhoid fever
III a very Virulent form broke out n few weeks
ago in the school, and, already, several of the
resident pupils have fallen victims to the fell
disease. There were about one hundred and
nifty young ladies boarding at St Mary's
Hall one month ago, and now but thirty of
these, whose friends reside on the Pacific
coast, remain. The relatives of the puDiIs
are suffering much anxiety for their safety
ard it is said that the parents and guardians
OF those dangerously i'll intend to demand a
Iull ana rigorous investigation into the cause
OF the epidemic. Defective drainage has
been limited at as existing at st. Mary's and
as this tends to generate typhoid fever i'm n
great degree, il is likely the visit of the dis
ease TO the seminary was the result of negli-
gence on the part of those who had charge OF
the establishment and who should be held
strictly accountable.-PtiLd.I Press.
AJFRsEY CITY CLERGYMAy ARRESTED
The Key. Cyrus w. Oliver. of the Zion M F
church, Monmouth street, Jersey City is
known TO every StOrckeeper in the civ and
they shun him for his persistent aims beg
glng Tor the church. After the sermon last
Sunday night, and before the congregation
had risen to depart, he directed his finger TO
two flaShily-dressed young cOlOred women
who sat in the main aisle, and said :-.s YOu
Emma Coward and Mary Kuhl, are bad
girls. You are on the road to perdition and
you must refOrmn' For few moments the
utmost excitement prevailed. The preacher
however, continued to thunder a warning To
the young ladies. Last evening, in Justice
torrigan's court, Miss Coward and Miss
kuhl made affidavit charging the minister
with defamation of character. He was ar
rested and brought before the Justice later i'm
the evening, and was admitted to bail-N
y. San 7th.
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IMPORTANT PROCIENITT0N

10 oar tTteHdS and tAe PEbhc-For vouy b,,,,r
a. y We have adopted and will a3hars -
VIC lowing rules whist The ofsce will ~ -,
SI by DuslnesS day from a. % 2 D m N Thp~s
I ~ 10y All ny seudIng postal card sparf,py
q. isdenee IN any part II the District 81 All roTE
IL 6i.. "; y VIII De delivered any pla,p in
ne bls,flct Goods from a distance received ,TR -
turned by mail or express BY W N WHFRTIEy
~ JtheTson street, Georgetown n a. Ia.ii.." -
stnuernen Wearing Apparel. Curtains X al RI,
Slrpers and Gloves, Furs. Carnats DrUr,S, - -
nicely Cleaned or Owed - N'N~A, -. -, SS-'
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' 1t IS certainly the best of american
Hdgdzihes."- Express, BllTdJo, " Y
Its present popularity as the result of
pure nserif."-COmHteTciOd PitLsblsy,yh Pa
There as mot "a dull page bettcee,a its COR
eFs."-N T. Times.
n model periodical. - hld. Press.