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BOARDERS WANTED.
II OR TWO vERY DEslRABLs ROOMS TO LkT.
with Board AZ 600 Lexington av
4 hxrRA LARGE ROOM, WITH HOARD, SUITABLE
lfor three gentlemen. 116 East 2ith st. near Ashland
\ ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS,
with class Board also single Rooms ut 723 Lcxng
In ton Nine NpB.
1 ELEGANT SUNNY FRONT ROOM LARGE DRESS
ling Room, first class Board, In French family also
single Rooms, sB and upward. 5ii West 22d
I VERY DESIRABLE FURNIsHkU ROOMS Fol,
l.amiss OF single gentlemen. with good Board. 2is
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The most astute political manager i'm the
state OF Maryland to-day is young MIR. A. P.
German. president of the Baltimore and Ohio
Canal Company, and when it leaked out that
Mr.. German was backing ex- Governor James
u. GrOOme for the L. s. SenatOrship, in place
OF Senator Dennis, the fact was at once appre-
ciated that there was trouble ahead for the
other candidates. This belief was strength
ened when it was found that Germans candi-
date for Police Commissioner, MilrOy, had
routed the present incumbent, Harry GilmOr,
with great slaughter. The success of MirOy
was great surprise to the GilmOr men, who
had counted upon his reelection as a matter
admitting of no question, and the apparently
well-grOunded suspicion is now entertained
that the deposition of Gilmor is part of COM
prehenSye scheme engineered by German.
embracing the disposition not only of the PO-
lice COmmssionership, but the two L. S. Sena-
tOrshipS, and the gubernatOrial nomination at
the next election. According to the indica-
tiOnS, this scheme proposes the election of
GroOme in place of Senator Dennis, and Cor
man in place of Senator Whyte. when the place
of the latter becomes vacant while Hon. Hen
ry W. Archer, of Hartford county, is to be
made the next Governor of Maryland. The
term of Mr.. Dennis expires March 3, 1872 and
that of Mr.. Whyte, March g. 1881; so it will,be
some time before the programme can be fully
carried out, but Mr.. German is young man
and can
''StiIl achieving. still pursuing.
L. arm to labor, and TO watt
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According 10 the Boston transcript. ac-
counts from some of the manufacturing towns
in New England are to the effect that times
are growing better. One swallow does not
make summer, to be sure, but the sight of
one of them is pleasant thing after a long,
cold winter. -
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
FIST MAIL PASSENGER ROUTE.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH.
With OuickeHed and Continuous Schedules
TO SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
Superior to all Other Lines.
Superior to all Other Lines,

No.. 1;IG:s?E;M. FROM WASHINGTON: ALL
kkEs "a uG G3kTMf sAvGGN HNAhkHfEfFI Fish
ArriSf Klsa%Sn9 i l5 WmngtSp 1910
Augusta 1880 Aiken 11:i5 pm IS; ssya P
7:25 am, thence to Jacksonviile. p"'' '"nnai'
H GsTiS ofS4TaspHg2 sSr EWas"9to" to
Passengers connect at Wilmington with through
aaRnsfs ar HEsa GAO
s;12:EA IN From WASHINGTON. ALL
Via WILMINGT0N. CHARLESTON, Ash Ash,
LEY RIVER JUNCTION and SAVANNAH.
ni6qs Transfer, and reducing the time TEN ZEN
HOURS over other lines from Eastern Points
Arrive Richmond s:15 a. M, Wilmington I O5 D.
m. Ashley River junction 500 a. m, Charleston
vile
Pullman Sleepers Washington to Richmond. Par
Charleston Solid Train and Special PaI1man SIeepep
tosavannah Through train thence to jack onyiile.
No, S Si;IIf2:4 f, AM FROM WASHINGTON. ALL
RGGts IA an MaishAMVASSSTN3 aHH. COLUMBIA
Arrive In Richmond s:15 a: M, Wilmington 7o5
gnsta 500 am, Savannah $3.50 pm, Jacksonville
Sleeping and Parlor Cars to Wilmington a. NV
No. 2. Special Lucas Sleeping Car to Soitim nj by
speeia, LUCAS Sleeper to Augusta; Day Car to Sa-
Sannah. Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville.
No. 4;72:47A:M, FROM WASHINGTON. ALL
Rail NEW ORLEANS EXPIRE g Daily.
Arrive Richmond s:15 a. m, Wilmington 7:o5 D..
M. Columbia $40 a. M, Augusta ed a m Ma
con IL rs a:m, Columbus 400 pm, Opeiika 5: Is
pm, Montgomery sos pm, Mobile 500 a. M
sleeping and Parlor Car service to Augusta as by
with Pullman sleeping car to New O,ieans.
For the reservation of extra accommodations.
purchase Of tickets, and all information by this U,
eQudtsd Southern Line, apply at Atlantic Coast
Line Once, OIL Pennsylyania avenue. cor h st.
and Pennsylvania ave., cor. 18th ST. and Penn syi
yania ave. Depot Alexandria 4 FREDERICK ,irg
Railway. A. POPE
janl4 Sm General Passenger Agent
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
NOR RENT
Is By Z. O. HOFFMAN. 10th and r SITS. nv

I By Il. 0. HOFFMAN, 10th and r SITS, n ",
Three new Stores. l419. 1423. 1875 n. ayn.w. SIS
u once Rooms over above stores from SIS to IS
stores, from 917 to 925 7th ST n. w.. each 80, IS
dwelling Houses over above stores, each ...... IS
300 18th ST. n. rooms mod imps. ........... IS
INS ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath, mod. impS 45
111e NJ st. NV, 8 rooms and bath, mod imp. 30
SIl St. n. Wa rooms and bath. mod imps 80. 20
SSI ID st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, mod. imp. 35
Store, corner Louisiana ave. and 9Th ST. INV. so
- X st. NV, IL rooms and bath, mod. imps.... 80
1416 18th st. NV. 10 ia. and bath, mod. imps 81
lI25 llth ST. NV, rooms, gas and water. 90
Double House with Stable, we'll furnished. in good
location: to private family only.
FOR SALE-An elegant double House, new with
every mod. convenience: one of the best locations
In Georgetown. ID. G.; very cheap. ianl2-tr
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''Still achieving, still pursuing.
L. arm to labor, and TO wait. ~

The Russian troops having obtained entry
through the Balkans are pouring into Roume-
liza. General GOurkhO has occupied Ikhtiman
which the Turks had made extensive prepare
tons to defend, but whose military value to
Turkey was destroyed by the Russian seizure
of the more eastern passes of the Balkans
The Turks are retiring before the invaders,
in many cases burning the abandoned villages.
AdrianOple, which cannot be defended, is fast
losing its inhabitants Thousands of fugitives
are arriving at COnStantinOple. and the most
extreme distress prevails. The Notifications
about the city, the last Turkish line of defence.
are said to be at present untitled to repsl a
sustained assault, though they are capable,
when strengthened and well manned, of
making vigorous resistance. Within the city
intense misery and terror and indignation
against England, who it is thought, has pro-
lOnged the struggle by encouraging Turkey to
hope for assistance, only to desert her at the
perilOus crisis. characterize the mental condi-
ton of the people. Meanwhile Russia eyades
an aTmistice, and presses her forces steadily
and rapidly towards the devoted city. The
MOSlem sway over European soil will soon be
confined to few scattered fOrtresses and
single great city. But the latter will hardly
fall into Russians hands without precpitating
a general collision of all the interested powers.
which will shake Europe and the world
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SELLING OFF PREPARATORY To
~ STOCK-TAKISG.
Special Bargains in all departments.
Joplin Apacas Is, worth IS.
bargains in Dress Goods reduced to 1oL TX On OK
PACK q Il , and C0lored Silks 62f, 20, 81 81 up. -0
a G,n Eool Sashmeres and Serges 371 worth 8ox
SSto3lored CaShmeres reduced to IS and T5c
Etddy made skirts cheap: Shawls Sacrificed
Roahs 20 Per cent less than former price.
PiahhetS cheap; Carpets must he sold
brand bargains in Carpets to close ont ana ,r,oa.
less than manufacturers N' e11 PiiOoS
All makes Muslins and Sheetines at Wholesale pr,oa~
40, II. N. NAUDAiN,
uoi-u SOS Market Spaos.
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ExTRAORRpIrNHAaRFX INDICTMENTS

IL At BRODHEAD'S
1908 r St., between 12th and 18th,
Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, cents.
lark best eco yards warranted) Spool Cotton, s.
Regular made British Hose, 25c patr and IN
Beautliul Neck R9fiiing, 10 cents per yard and up
Elegant S-Dntt2n Kids In black, white, street. and
opera Shades 81. % per pair.
GOOD 2o-bone Hip-Gore Corsets, in boxes. % cents
Per PAIR; konesdale yard-wide bleached Cotton.
1Oc. per I'D: Unbleached Cotton, &C. per va IN
~ ons eros Grain Black SILK, 95c. and up.
Peq9o1 l0-4 G2l9 yd wide) Sheetng, Sic.
Good Ball Knitting Cotton, g.. per hall.
Best makes Unbleached Canton Flannel, &C. and up
and full line of Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, and
Domestic Goods, equally cheap. Close purcha-
serS should call at BRODHEAD'S.
l5-tr 1905 L ST., bet 18th and l3th
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Tn AhverffReI

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
nouncements as early In the day possible, and in
al cases before IL O'Clock NJ. The insertion In the
same days issue Of those reaching the office after
that hour cannot be assured.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should In all cases be made payabla
to the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY,-not to that Of any Individual.
~Anonymous communications not read; re-
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved
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Wall street seems to feel assured beyond
peradventure that the silver bill will not pass
the Senate, or that if it should that it will be
vetoed by the President. On the strength of
this assurance gold fell on Saturday to lO2L.
the lowest point reached since 1862. The best
information in Washington, however is to the
effect that the silver bill, with some mOdifica-
tiOn, Will certainly pass the Senate, and those
who should know declare that the Pres-
dent will sign any bill that does not fiagrantly
violate the public credit The indications in
crease that majority of the people of the
country favor the reconciliation of silver in
some form, and the President will probably
not feel disposed to place himself in opposi-
ton to that will if it can be respected without
positive violation of the national faith
The strike of the Crispins at Lynn, if wisdom
be not employed in its treatment may result
in Serious difficulties. The manufacturers and
the CrSpins are equally firm in their determi
nation not to yield. So far the latter have
only refused to work at the wages offered by
the former, and are acting within the law; but
1t IS only step farther for the strikers. num-
bering between two and three thousand. to
violently prevent others from working on the
terms that they have refused. However great
the prOvOeatiOn + the strikers to such course,
the state authorities would be bound to sup
press the movement with strong hand. If
violent opposition to law and the legal author
tiles once gains Roadway, the movement would
spread like flame over the United States, mad
dening the thousands of workingmen who do
not know where TO turn for bread And where
is the prophet who will predict the results of
such an uprising? heroic patience must
characterize every true American laborer of
the present. The lawless forces which he is
tempted to evoke in his defence will recoil
upon him in their hurtful results and only in
crease his wretchednesS.
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DRY GOODS.
WTSWIIL q GHTNN

W fSN I'LL IL
Received to-day tremendous lot OF HAMBURG
EDG rs and INSERTINCS from auction 20 per
cent. less than sold the goods for last year
Prices range from q 1879. 10, 10 p Is. H.
30 % 80. SI, 40, IS so cents per yard; wide goods
q and cents These goods must DC sold in the
next ten days.
One case splendid new PRINTS a. cents; net
remnants; aS many yards as you wish.
Five cases CANTON FLANNELS at g.! cents:
splendid Canton at cents.
All our BLANKETS. COMFORTS ana
SPREADS will be sold regardless OF cost.
One case best quality BLEACH MUsLINS at
So cents.
Ten pieces Of WHITE LINEN from the large
nre In New York. slightly damaged by smoke, az
nan price; 10 cent Linen al 81 ,; 81 Linen at 80
Anticipating great rush, we have secured addi-
tonal statesmen, that all may DC properly waited
upon.
WlSWALL GwYNN,
S05 Market Space.
81 Don't FORGET LOCATION. ts-tr
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LYONS

Discovered thirty five years ago by Prof Lyon, of
Yale, is the most perfect preparation in the world
LOT preserving and identifying the hair. Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro-
dueed, Lyons hathairOn will positively
prevent sraYness: and will restore new
are not destroyed. 1t actually performs these
seeming miracles, Of which the following is a
several years, constitutional, suppose l used a
FEW bottles of kathairon, and to my great SURPRISE
L. DORRANCE, U. S. A." In every important
respect the kathairOn is absolutely Incompatible
IL Is unequaled: Ito Cure Badness. ITO Re-
store Gray Hair. 3. To Remove Dandrutf. ITO
Dress and Beautify the Hair. BEAR IN MIND
Inc hatha1ron is no sticky paste of sulphur and
we the brain: 1t is pure and limpid vegetable
lotion, intended to restore the hair by natural
growth and refrigeration. 1t is splenddy per
TUNED. and the most delightful toilet dressing
known. No lady s or gentleman's toilet outfit is
complete without Lyons kathairon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. jan14-mwf1y
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HHE MAILS-Judge Prentis certines: ..Dr.
Il Sch ULTZ cured mine l8 years ago. Thou.
sands like Of painless cases Of bunfons, corns,
ulcers Sni6lalns, rheumatic or swollen joints, &C.
and children attended e usual, eau or too late, d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-14

1S,6OO-beiHo more than three times that
of any other daily paper ina Washington,
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CHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency
FOR RENT,
No. 1880 st. n. W., IA rooms, mod, fmps S8O
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-St. Circle; q bargain.
$1,000. sepl3-tr
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PLANETS.

BLANKETS.
600 pairs Of BLANKETS to be sold of at reduced
prices.
10 cases OF CANTON FLANSELS very cheap
100 pieces of WHITE SHAKER and RED
TWILL FLANNELS TO he sold at great bargains
w. w. BURDETTE & co.
No. B2S 7TH ST.,
No. 706 ST. Nw.f ian6,r
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EyENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
II AND GENTLEMEN, No. Ito 1st ST. east
Capitol Hill. Terms of tuition, 81 per month.
English branches. including Bookkeeping. NrS.
DIR. HINES. References: Gen. n. Z. Banks, Gen.
Albert Pike, Mr.. John c. Hunter. ian14-2n
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r. AND GENTLEMEN, No Ito 1st st. east,
Capitol Hill. Terms of tuition, 81 per month.
Dr. HT iNEs Referenc ,a GEN. N p Bshks. Gen
Albert Pike Mr.. John G. Hunter. ian142n
'"nhi JACKsoN,s '"i
CHEWINGI BEST. TOBACCO.
Awarded highest prize at Centennial L xpos ition
listing eharacter Of ssosstsnina and aasert naa
The best tobacco ever made. As our blue strip
see that Jackson Best is on every plug Sold by
al dealers. Send for sample free, to c. A. JACK
SON Co., M'frs, Petersburg, Va. j14 m, th&k, 1y
MISSES SULLIVAN,
| FASHIONABLE DRESSMAEERS.
| No. 419 l STREET N. W.,
Offer Special inducements in the way of
LOW PRICES.
Miss II. SULLIVAN will call on Ladies at their
residences to receive ORDERS if requested by postal
THE WORLDS CHOICE.
The Centennial Jurors represented the civilized
people of the whole wOrld-the medical jurors
physicians of worldwide reputation. they gave
the manufacturers of Benson's Capcine Porous
raster the only medal given to Porous PaSters,
Plasters and its wonderful pain0relieving and
strengthening qualities.
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
il Benson's tapcine Porous Plaster is not the best
world invented ~
the slow action of the ordinary porous plaster.
LAME BACK!
>, For lame and painful back weak back: rhsuma-
best remedy ever devised or known.
CAUTION.-Therea are fraudulent and worthless
limitations of Benson's Capcne Plaster in the mar
f ke wdS or them Each genuine plaster has
Sold by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents. j14-mws
SAVE TO LE4RN HOW TO DOH,
YOUR READ and HEED WHAT
HAIR. FOLLOWS.
SAVE YOUR HAIR.-The laws of Health and
Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re-
quire it. The matter is of great importance in
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.-It is the surpass-
ing crown of glory and for the loss of it there no
compensation.
CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.-F0r by no other
II cans can it be saved and beautfed.
LYONS
KATHAIRON,
discovered thirty five years ago by Prof Lyon, of
1ale Is the most perfect preparation in the world
LOT preserving and identifying the hair. Besides
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month a .Rul-
letin of all property for sale and rent on nv books
which can be had on application at my Office or
will be sent by mail if desired.
Loans
$1,000. $500, at per cent. i12-tr
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I OST-One GARNET EARRING with two
pendants. A liberal reward will be given if
ie1t at 6ZS 1th st. NV. 1927
r OsT-$5 RhwARD-On Saturday evening. De-
- cember 29th 1877, CUT CAMEO SCARF
FIN. The finder will receive above reward and no
questions asked by leaving same at JOHN LANG
LEY 3, on 9th ST., near Penna. ave. jI2-2.s
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CLOSING OUT SALES
OF
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING.

IMMENSE REDUCTION.
Preparatory to Taking Stock L Offer the
Following Special Bargains:
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LOST AND FOUND,


Go REV ARD will be paid for the return to 1901
~ ! l9 U ST. NV. of small black and tan ~
TERRIER, answering to the name of A
Dick, - which was lost in the vicinity of the post
office on Saturday evening, 18th inst. The above
reward represents just three hundred times the
value of the aforesaid ''Dick,'' but the owner S
lesser half don't think so. j4-3.*
GOO REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday, the Goth
W December, 1877, the following PROMISSORY
NOTES:-One Note dated 18th August. 1877, and
AGodey for the sum Of ST. 1873 49, 100, and endorsed
each for $G4o, drawn by Bernard schlsssburg in
favor OF John Henderson. and endorsed by him to
months after date: Also, one Note for $500 drawn
endorsed by him, and dated January 81, 1876, and
payable SO months after date, with interest. Also,
four Notes dated 7th March, 1876, drawn by VIII
liam LAM Cary IN favor of Stephen McArde each note
with interest. Also. two Notes drawn by joseph
timers, each for $500 and dated 18th March. 1877.
Also, one Note for 500 drawn by Edward CorcO-
s ran Aso other her Papers, belonging to stephen
Papers the above reward will be paid X. P. JACK
SON NO; LOO Bridge ST., Georgetown, Attorney
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE:
NA CHARLES r. SCHAFER
uoNo-y 616 7th st. n. w.
NOR SALE-A four-story BRICK HOITSE CEN
- trally located on Pennsylvania avenue: building
contains store and l6 rooms gas and water, good
Office. novSam
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NAVY

Miss ii. SULLIVAN will call on Ladies at thei1
residences TO receive orders, If requested by postal
card. j14-tr
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ROARDING:-Room handsomely furnished,
- in suites OF two and threa, with or without
Board; new carpets, furnace and open CRATES;
near two lines of street cars Terms moderate.
Park. i12-6t
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BOARDING.

1907 L STREET N.W.-FOr rent a Hand
mAA somely-furnished Second-story Front
Room Tor two persons, with Board. Fire and
Light, 500 per month; also, SINGLE ROOM. $50
per month. ito -0ts
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LOB SALE


One Iargu Hall Potent st ~ 3.
Mirror, one lirge desk, IDd store silla y
entire stock Of Dry ooti Itlotay Y
peI, OIL Cloths, &C, In The !teE 81 =
Ing cheap goods should call 81 erot bAIs
will only 6e on sale q lev days EI q thu
store room lately ksuPIei By :. v, t s1sIC
| npA " IWhtst
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which Il had sunk. Her letter will tend
10 reopen the disgusting controversy .
IL will bring no moral comPenSat0ns.
Those who still had faith In Nj; Beechef
viii moi believe Mr.. TltonSa stsietnenis,
md Wsdoubt Ehether they would accept
dssth,bed confession TO de sane eject
from ihe Plymouth Church pastor hin-
Nj. THE moral status Of the affair and
he opinions Of the public will not b ma
~teriaily changed. So let this letter oe
Sled away among the other archives o.
tbis acelebrated case,n there TO rest until
Tins shall efaee its condemnirg lines-
CbiasO Tines. -.
II Ia not likely that this confession will
surprise or be disbelieyed by many per:
sons In or out Of the immediate circle Of
Mr.. Beecheris admirers. The nature OF
the testimony taken during the trial, and
ali the circumstances Of the case, left lit
de chance for unprecedented persons to
doubt the truth Of Tilton's charge. The
impression created upon the public mind,
outside Of the peculiar influence Of Mr..
Beecher and the powerful s~emi'religious
organization which surrounded and sup
ported him, was that in the many trying
and thrilling scenes Of the ordeal In
court, he had fully maintained his repu;,
tation as 3 great actor, and demonstrated
his marvellous mastery over the rea'
son and passions Of men. While the
trial was in progress, be was defend
ed In fierce argument by hundreds who
were absolutely convinced Of the truth Of
all that was charged against him. ke-
iigious persons persuaded themselves
that even II he were guilty The truth
should have been suppressed for the sake
Of the cause Of religion. His lawyers
became 90 enthusiastic in champloning
his cause that they were not content TO
nae The common means Of inpressing the
Jury, but deliberately pledged their per.
sonal and professional honor as hostages
for the truth Of their assertions Of his
innocence. They succeeded in preventing
q verdict against him, and his friends ac-
cepted this drawn battle as = magnificent
and overwhelming victory. What they
or he will say or do about this new reye'
lation does not much matter. Iithey are
we'll advised, they will say as little az
possible and do nothing.
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wHAT I'd

This question has alike puzzled the lover
and the philosopher. Tie sage analyses
Il into perfection Of feature and coloring,
aud the lover, looking into the homely
face Of his adoring mistress, declares that
true beauty pertains rather to the imper'
ishAble soul thant to the eyerehanging body,
But the physician knows that the chiei
element Of beauty Is health. Health Is q
beauty what the subtle magnetic current Ii
to the bar OF polished steel by It's presence
attracting and retaining al It's deyotees,
Beauty without health Is a shrine without
IN oracle. Woman cannot possess this sub
tie attractive power OF beauty while suffer
ing from those chronic ailments and weak
nesssS that continually exhaust the spring!
Of her vitality. DR.. PierceSs celebrated
specific for this class Of diseases, the Favor
lie Prescription, has been used by thou
sands OF these suffering, restoring 10 them
health, strength and beauty.
BURLLNGAnE, Usage Co, Kun, |
.AuguH III, 1877. J
DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-Fiye bottles Of your Fayoritt
Prescription has effected my entire cure.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. BESSIE PRcK.