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THAT CANNOT BE IGNORED.

The remarkable cures that have been performed
by the use Of the HOLMAN LIVER PAD within the
past few years have done more towards revolution
izing the old system Of dosing, as a treatment Of
various diseases than all the efforts OF medical re-
formers for ages. 1t has proved, indisputaby that
the system Of administering medicines Internally as
cure for disease is, as q rule pernicious Thou.
sands upon thousands are dosed to death yearly,
willing victims, from the mistaken opinion that ma
ture calls for some powerful dose to be taken into
the stomach before she can succeed in BRINGING
about healthy action, and thus enable the various
organs to perform their proper functions 1t is a
mark OF progress and matter of rejoicing that this
remedy, which illustrates q principle old as Hip
pocrates, Is being go generally used and recon.
mended.
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY'S rem.
edies, which are the sole opponents of the CURE BY
ABSORPTION as opposed to DOSING, have been
proved the cheapest and Most E6ectual Remedy for
all Diseases Arising from Malaria O. Disordered
Stomach or Lfrer, and it is a well-known fact that
nearly all the diseases that attack the human BODY
can be traced, directly indirectly to these two
organs.
The PAD ezerts Prompt and Specific Influence
upon the Sysfef and Rem0res the Poisonous Germs
Uhtch Paratize ats Action and Restores q Normal
Condition Of Health in Manner A bsolutely Won
deyJnL
1t is known by actual experience that there Ia no
disease that attacks the youth adult of both sexes
that can ererl be modified by the use of drug but
that can be acted on in far satisfactory and
permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIVER PAD
Co.'s REMEDIES.
NUMBERLEss CASES, FINALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
TO BE BEYOND THE REACH OF MEDICINE HAVE
BEEN SAVED UNDER THE MILD ACTION OF THESE
REMEDIES ALONE
From Leading Baltimore Merchant.
D Previous to the application Of the HOLMAN LIVER
months but had Constantly srow way iGf a
and weaker until had about given up ali hope of
By rhe PAD Of
my case, for in three hours felt like d1tferent
eat good hearty food and feel NO svm san
toms OF non-dlgestion In Justice to your remedies,
Respectfully. yours. WILLIAM BIZ HA al TSsk
(Bruf. Faulkner & Co }
4 Plumbers Storu
fSr the 6ast Twenty years have been troubled
headache Many times thonsht sfonid o crsI
edies for thsaa 10 ane Dead have used your rem
e Deen SONY put surely growing better can now
aai S that is eatable, and have had no head
siyely to your remedies Hoping some poor snfferer
f aK n nnnr rsef through this testmon am crate
PSI Druid Hui avenue. baltimore.
consultation FREE and SOLICITED at our Office. or
DS mall. giving fun desert ption Of your case.
The public is earnestly cautioned against Ia,r.-
TIoNs and SPURIOUS ARTICLES,
For FURTHER information AZ to diseases raeo,aa
oy the PAD and its AUxILIARIEs, consult our pam
pillet. Address f-'
R1NGWALT q HALL, Agents..
g. e. CORNER 9TH AND E STREETS.
Washington. D. @.
A Lacy Physician in Attendance
Office Hours 8 a. M. to D. M mar1oao.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National Theater.-Joseph Jefferson in the
Z" Rivals, " and "A Regular FIX
FoTdrs Opera Holse.-H. NJ. s. Plnafore.
TAeateS Comique-'A Block Game" and
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RENT. w. Irving Bishop has been giving
very successful exposures OF spirttuallstic hum
tuggery, at Glasgow. He Is going to India, he
say, TO study the Indian jugglers' tricks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-28

PARTICULAR attention given to children's
pictures by Blacklidge, Photographer, III Mar
ket Space.
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WILBUR's COP LIVER OIL AND IlME-The
great popularity OF this safe and efficacious
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the cure of coughs. colds, asthm 1,
and all consumptive symptoms, it has no su-
penor, If equal. Let no ono neglect the early
symptoms OF disease, when IN agent is at hand
which will cure all complaints Of the Chest,
lungs or throat. Manufactured only by A. B.
Wiloor, chemist, Boston, Sold by all drug
gists. fm.w
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pOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 90 L BAKING
O IA L Pc WIDER
RRR o o Wy A l.
II o o AAAA !. BAKING
n 90 Y A LII, POWDER

-4BSOLUTELY PURE.
Ss The only mat
me marset made from pure Crane Cream Tartar
s fer Of ri a ed
fenced housekeeper writes that, although che has
that it goes much farther and works so much bet
ter. that it's economy to use it. Another says she
pastry RRoy Without esss An old LADY I9r from Sl
Ohio writes that makes the only biscuit her dys
The manufacturers Of this Powder. with keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
always used the purest and most Whoiesome ma,e.
rails. prepared in such exact proportions that 1t
Royal has been the housekeeper's favorite in the
leading cities of the world Tor the past sixteen
fails 70 eI make sssa light sweet ana nutritious
der has taken The place Of Soda, saleratus and
Yeast.more healthf9l BECAUSE it preserves al, the
The fact that vii keep IN any climate never CAKES
World i Sssi In the
Do not buy Baking Powder 'oofe, az it ia almost
an
fects 9 blood caus. pimples on the face etc m26
STaTM AssAxEa,s oEEICE AND
M LABoRAATTQRY BOSTON, sErTEMgER y. 1878.
have AMY zed sample q o BUNkEk HELL
81 En- q Cans as
With h Ga lin ng With the following results
ru Gently long TO determine any possible action Of
tie Vinegar upon the tin and they do not contain
any traces Of Tin. lead, copper, other poisonous
metals. Respectfully,
DANA HAYES.
State Assayer, Massachusetts,
The above comprises
SWEET MIXED PICKLES,
CHOW CHOW, and
For sale by
JOHN Il. GRUDER,
mar27tr 1891 Noa0 York 0sasnAsa
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SEE TO IT NOw.-Trifling with Cough is SELF
murder. Immediate relief will follow the use
OF "Hale's Honey Of HOrehound and Tar" Con-
sumption, Bronchitis and Pneumonia are i'm
possible II 1t is taken In time. Nothing ever
prescribed by the faculty will compare with it
as remedy for Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness
Pixies Toothache Drops cure Toothache In one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
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Washington Market. Retail Prices


MEATs.-Beef, sirloin, 2oc. per h.; do. porter
house. 2Oa25c.; rib roast 12a20c.: steak, 12 a20c.;
Corned Beef, sa1Oc.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc:
do, sliced, 20c.; Lamb 1sa25c.; Veal, 12ha2ec.;
Mutton, 12ha15c.; Pork, 10Ha12kc.: Sausage
12kc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12hc.; Should
erS, Sa9c.; Breasts, 1Oa1lc.: Lard, sa10c.
FRUITs.-Apples, 40a5Oc. per peck; Oranges,
20a40c. per doz.; Lemons, 20a40c.; Bananas, 40a
SOC. doz.; Cranberr1es, 10a12hc. per qt.
FIsH.-Perch, 4Oa50c. per bunch; Rock, large,
20a25c. per h., 40a50c per bunch; Smelt, 15a20c
per h.; Mackerel 20a25c.; Halibut, 1ba20c;
Goldfish, 10c.; Blue fish, 4Oa50c. per bunch; Tay-
lers, 4oa5oc:; White fish, 15c. per H.; Black bass
l5a2Oc per Pike, 40a50c. each; Shad, 75c as1
per pair; Red Snappers, 15c. per TO-: Clans,
5Oa6Oc. per 100; Lobster, 12c. per H.; Scollops,
4Oc. per ct.
BUTTER- Philadelphia Print 45a5oc. per h.:
Western Creamery. 35c.; New York. S0as5c.; roll,
25a30c.; Cheese, 12a20c.: Eggs, 12a15c. per doz.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish, 3Oa4Oc. per
peck; do, Sweet, 3Oa40c.; Cabbage, sa12c.; Beans
Qima, 12a15c per quart: Beets, 5a10c. per bunch;
Squash, 4a5c. per h.; Kalc, Z0ao0c. per peck;
Lettuce, 3asc per head; Asparagus, 25a50c per
bunch; Peas, $50 per PIX; Spinach, 25a30c. per
peck; Radish, 5aSc. per bunch; Tomatoes, l5a20c
per basket, 50c. per dozen; Turnips, 15c per peck
onions, 3Oa4Oc per peck; do: bermuda, peck SOC.
POULTRY.-Chickens, 75as1 rs per pair; Ducks,
l5ca$1 per pair; Turkeys, 1Sa20c. per H.:
Geese, 60c.a$1.
GAME.-Ducks, canvasback, 81 .5oas2 per pair;
DO, maIard ST per pair; do. redhead, 15c aSi %
per pair. Sntpe, $3.50 per dozen.
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witness entitled copy of letter as that
Oh a ietleT she had given to Benner Bowen, the
oetscuF a. and copy of which she had given
10 Mr.. Rodgers, the Presidents secretary. Did
no.. remember that she denied this on her eI
animation in chief Don't remember speaking
to any juTyman about her letters, but RENE n
bers that she said, after some of her letters
had been read, that she was sorry she
had made such remarks about colored people
for she did not generally express herself so.
She was passing through the jury room at the
time and don't remember that She said she was
q southern born lady; but If the gentleman
said so it must be SO. Witness believed she
was born in Ireland.
Gen. Butler-Yet you wrote that you were
born in Key West, Florida.
Witness.-Yes sir, Mr.. Cameron told me to
say sO-that the Irish people were not thought
Of much by his family.
Gen Butler-Yod had better be careful for
there way be Irisbmen on the jury. Commo-
dore Stewart was a Pennsylvania; why did
you wish it appear that his daughter was born
in Florida?
Witness.-Why, sir, he had connections in
Florida
Gen. Butler.-What kind Of connections?
Witness-Naval connections | suppose. sir
At this point the plaintiff said they had no
further evidence.
The Court said they would settle the law to-
morrow, and respite the jury till Monday.
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II. F. GILBERT e. co,

BANkERS AND STOCK BROKERS',
16 BROAD ST.. New YORK, ADJOINING NY. STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Buy sell and carry, through the New York Stock
SPer cent margin. First class stock privileges ne
goflated at trsm to ~ per distance. Explain
atory circular and daily stock report MALE Oh
applcatlon. mar26 eO0m, 4thp
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PEACEFULLY IF You CAM" but under all cir
cumstances keep DR.. Butts Cough Syrup in the
house.
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy sweet Tobacco tt

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, vital, BRAIN or nerve force, use
"Wettes' Health Reneacer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &c. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n Y,
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 2,A-m,w,f:
PLKs.-Dr. Chandler's Pilen; sure cure Tor
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never failing All
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot J. W.
Drew, 9TH and Penna avenue. 1922:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Vine
totc's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen.
terry and diarrhpa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMKN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
DyeiIg establishment, No. SOC g street, near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
q manner not to be equalled by those not pos
seSs1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
80 cents to Is cents pair, by cleaning number
reduction In price. Specialty-Lad1ea party
dresses, spotted or sOiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment; rs
years experience.
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Special Mention.
The Perfect Shirt, laundered and ready for
use, $1.12T.
Long Rubber Gossamer Coats, 1913.
Balbriggan Half Hose, s. per doz.
Real Guyot Suspenders, a cents.
Linen Collars latest Styles 81 ~ per doz.
Fine Rubber Boots and Wading stockings for
snipe shooting.
1918 GEO. c. HENNING, 40 It'll ST.
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RAR6AINS IN BLACK AND COL.
SUMNER Sun SILK, 50, 62 81. rs cents.
B .ack Silks, 62h, 75, 81, 81, 81 u.s. up.
Great Bargain IN Black Silks. 81 and elB
AD-Wool Black Cashmeres good eooc Z, 50, g. rs
Dress Goods, half wool, 12S. Is, iS 20 cents M
Ladies Cloths all shades, cheap.
All wool DeBelees, Is, 30certs. up to rs cents.
Best quality all wool Bunting in city, for IS cents
BansTntt stock Towels, Napkins. Table Linens
Wine Cloths. Sheefines, sold less than i'm,
poIters prices Carpets q cost. to Close out
r. N. NAUDAIl
nar20tY 300 MnrieS G~oSSa
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CITY ITEMS.
Rats for Spring Of 1870.
ffpnonf, Rr0a6Wav Cfvlo Silly Hctc

All the new shaped Stin Hats, g to So;
Splendid II Z Of Soft Fur Hats, 81 so to x3;
We have the best Mems and Boys Dollar
Hats"
Be sure an s, the new "Climax Shirt, fin
tShed, ready for use, only 81, at Lewis Pop,i-
lar One Price ORE" $50 9TH st. NV.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
L One 7-octave Hallet Davis o.. rosewood four
s sy9n corner carved Piano almost new, -
One 7-oc,ave rosewood Knabe Co., USVV
One e.; 77ectave rosewood Mathuscheck coubn Pr
One 7.Sctaye rosewood Christie & Co.. Sits
sas upon easy PMSpsaZ the
o,.. Sole Agent Of steinway Pianos.
mar27St Po. noe. between 9th and lOth sta.
r e NOV Val.
The government wishing to occupy, for the use
"a roo 1oe a. t ZEN burssq the large ware
" We hses f
s'. PIANOS AND ORGANS
q i1th ssSeet SANDERS IS STA sTHYm Man COR
m.r,s A1os Is n rc cssr, M: &: s:,%s::
HA.LLLET DAVIS HSO.'s PIANOs.-Newa7iesod
1i III the &C. celebrated Pianos coetnually
:e sss ..lITsi. R s6sS SSi 81 .ass S
GRAND. so6 22RkEEPslssbbt SFsIaR1 r1Auos.
s.:sy ;sn i ss:, ssssss:sa
s'as and 's5Ssni az
k aSS ...se wA.noon
dece.r Afev door above fenn's AVA
THE sTIEEF PIANOS
,1 y.c.os,su. ) &c dsnssSSsI SshSisaon,
=, u. S SESSS SS9Es1ss Egz .4! sa NV
g. L WILD BRO, HoIA AGuxxs.
53S Seventh sSrese n.sc.
Sc SilsS:sss Asp'A end s.
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CHAkoxLK AND LIVER PnLs{Dr Chandler's)
Purely vegetable and tasteleSs. No noxious
drugs. Formula on each package. AL know
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive-
ness, sick headache, pain in back or shoulders,
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood. 26c. per
package. All druggists. Principal depot, J. w.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. 2N2:
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THE GREATEST PART Of the annual contract
for supplying Her Majesty's troopships with
Champagnes has been awarded to MI. BoILIN-
GER for his "Dry" extra quality.
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ARE YOU SUFFERING with rheumatism? il so
don't fall to use Durangs Rheumatic Remedy. 1t
never fails to cure.
Headacbecured by LodiUe,s Headache Specific
In FIVE minutes 5
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lash DhY GOODS HOUSE.

WITH VIEW 70 I6PSoviNa QUE sT6Rt
6ilk at S216 Our eI2s Black SIM q SiT -.
sant Black and White Striped SIN. Sc 70 Wits
slls; 90 White Spreads e ei, very chesp. On
ne So Scrdsd fi9ue. former price &C., One g.
per yard Best All Wool Bunting REDUCED frc3 -
% &c Best Cotton and Wool Bunting e li1fo
have The largest lot of Dry Goods ever offered n -
fiT nsr Maro. ,o,o LUTTRELL vii
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UMBRELLAS.

Novelties in LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS
POLKA DOT, SATIN STRIPES, and PLAIN ~
SILK, with IVORY and NATURAL WOODEN
HANDLES. STINEMETz'S,
mar96tr 1877 Pa. nee
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HfHEATER COMI0UE.
L MONDAY, March e, Nightly, ard TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MAT1NEES Engagement of the
young American Comedian. GEORGE FRANCE
engported by the rising young Comedian, FRANK
WHITE. and the great A ctine Dogs-Don Cesar and
Bruno-in the sensational drama, A BLOCK GAME
Our new arrivals in speciality. the MILTON JAS
PERS. four in nuwber-Acrobats, Comedians and
specially Artists. Harrington and johnson, MolIie
Wilson: Belle Clifton, and our great stocS company
MA, LOOK AT him. maria tr
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SPRING CLOTHING in every variety OF color
the popular firm of Messrs. Robinson a. co. the
pr0prietOrs Of the Boys Clothing House, 900
pennsylvania avenue, and has just been re-
ceived by them. Parents and guardians viii!
save time and money by fitting out their
youths boys and children without delay.
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WA6HiNdIVN T ISL MAKKET.-SOIU Uy Il. A,
Golden, fish agent, since last report: 900 shad
sold from 81 to $50 per hundred Ii, 900 herrings
rock sold from 30 to 40 cents per buncn; 800
punches mixed fish sold from to Is cts. per
bunch.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jacob
w. Machter, OF Howard county. Md, and Jen-
ME Wise; William Thornton, OF St. Louis, NO.,
and Mary A. Stuart 10y
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ADJUSTMENTS

RIP VAN wINKLE MATINEE SATURDAY.
SATURDAY NIGHT-LAST TIME OF RIP.
Monday Next-Carncross' Minstrels mar97 ~
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SHORT STRIKE.-A strike of the pressmen en-
ployed In the government printing Office took
Outstanding was arrived at, by which the men
returned to work. The cause OF the strike was
that two OF the men who had violated the rule,
OF the Pressmen's union by non-payment OF
held secret meeting last night, when the case
was considered. The foreman OF the Office set
lied the trouble by paying for the two men the
dues IN question. The strike lasted but short
time.
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY yester-
day adopted resolution, authorizing during
the remainder OF the year 1879, commencing the
rental thereafter accruing to all occupants OF
stalls and stands who comply with the rules
and regulations OF the company, by paying all
their rental monthly In advance, which dis
count for prompt payment will make the net
rental after April 1, to all who avail themselves
OF It, as follows, per month: Butchers stalls
81! 80; bacon stands $765; butter stands, S. II:
nsh stands, 1910; hucksters' or vegetable
stands, LAC.
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MILLIKEN,S
LINEN STORE,
s2s ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.

in the follow ing colors, viz:
Blue. Black. Crimson, Pink
Lilac or Purple Also Second
Mourning, and plain Black Linen LsWna
Aleo White Linen awns for Dresses fun yard vida
MlLLlKEN'S LINEN DRESS LAWNS sre fno1,
al over the country Our assortment u altoeefher
BEST OF IRISH LINEN0
LIGHT LINENS FOB LADIEa
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
LADIES' and Gents Pure
Linen Handkerchiefe 8 Epecaltv
WE SEND SAMpLkS
Ladies purchasing By letter are alvnvp
peaeed by our careful and conscientious
Selections Of the Goods to all Their orders
Address GEORGE MILLIKEN q sons
SIS Arch Street,
msfI3eokot PnilsdelphiS
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAsHIN6ToN, March "A, 1879.
By direction of the COMMISSIONER Sealed Pro
posals vii, be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
n On TUESDAY, April LIST, 1879, for the Improve
ment OF the Southern Approach of the Eastern
Branch Bridge.
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications can be
tion upon application therefor and bids upon these
forms will alone DO con sidered.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
parts OF bids. W. j. TWINING,
Major Engineers. q. 8. A.,
mar26-6t Engineer Commissioner of ID. g.
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HUMAN HAIR WORK AID PIRvUNYRTYQ
IL LADIES' Hair Drossine and OhildrenS 8ofr 0nE
tn4i q the French eetahtiahmanG IN ~ ~ q
poS1te q. & Patent oflo0 61Si6sS
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
IN Therc Any sense or Religion In Full
ueHruinet

A Philadelphia clergyman. Rev. Mr..
Macleod, contends that there IL neither
health. sense, nor religion In full
mourning, lie tells his congregation
that y bit Of black ribbon worn Ia some
way. will tell the story III bereavement
Just ~ well ~ q complete mourning
suit. "A bit Of Grape on the bcll.puIl
gives the hint to those tho pass by and
u 10 not considered necessary to cover
the whole front with black drapcry.
Why, then, will not a bit.of ribbon ON
cloak or coal answer the purpose. and
. weight IL uselcss expense and = cos.
tune thHt 10 always gloomy. and. In
warm weather. very Uncomfortable, be
AIKEN from the shoulders of bercayei
m~ourucrsp Christians. he 10 convinced.
ought NOT TO take a gloomy view Of
death. There r glorious hopes linked
With the sorrows, and the hopes of
hose who arc gone before should DO
~symbolised rather than the SORROWS of
those Who arr left behind. He would
lave careful garments worn by mourn
srs In token e she triumph of the glo-
Stoed one. xad Z biz Of ribbon OF Grape
- . simple memorial II their own sense
- beveav~Gsnt- The rest Of the full
UosIolne As would ssnd - The heather
Ne = tAsar sDsvow - ~ grave hAvs
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
The Duke Of Cumberland.

Tho Duke of Cumberland, who Is a
great grandson of George ILL.,, and
consequently second cousin VI the Prin
cess Louise. In io marry tho Princess 81
Thyra, who Ii n sister of the Princess
IL Wales; aud tho official declaration Of
tho betrothal. which was made ON Nov.
~, at the castle III frodcnsborg. was
AM Impressive ceremony' About q
quarter to 0 the royal family entered
the large reception. room, where u
drawing-room was held. and some pro.
senta,ions took place; and about n quar-
ter past d the procession was formed
and the company sat down To q mag.
niiccnt banquet. The King rose, and
In n few words, spoken In French. an
nounced the bethrothal IL his beloved
daughter, the Princess Thyra, and his
Royal Highness, tho Duke Of Cumber-
land. asking all present to drink their
health. aud To wish them every happi-
ness and prosperity. The announce.
men was followed by n large flourish
Of trumpets, after which tho band
played 'SSod Save the Queen" I'm
m~cdiately af,erward. the Duke Of Cum.
berland expressed his gratitude Ia the
King and Queen for having granted
In him the hand Of the Princess. When
the King sat down, the band played
tho national Danish anthem, liking
Christian Stood Reside the Mast" Now.
tho Duke OF Cumberland IL y son II
blind kirg George ", who lost his
throne when the Prussians invaded
Hanover, he Is Crown Prince. or
rather King In name. but only q wander
lag heir In reality, Ms he Is extremely
unlikely ever to regain either his throne
or his estates. The rrassisn Govern.
ment WAS not represented nj the be-
throthal. The diplomatist had lefi
Copenhagen abruptly rather than meet
the claimant To the crown Of Hanover.
N. y. nrtGss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
The Elders NIs)o

Olive Logan writes fruQ1 Jon to
the Cincinnati Enquirer;
''Stll another couple at the outs are
Lydia Thompson and Alexander Hen
derson. This Is also n statement
will alute To n alleged though l
hear froe one who knows all parties,
that them y no sccresy abont II, and
that Hem enon is trying to get a d.
vorce. because, ! understf nd. Is the
scarcely eassble one. that she broke
her eugak enents in America and came
over he4 md interfered with him
when he ~ having n good time. My
sympathts are all with tho wife. As
u blosle luresquer, I have no tolerance
Of Lydia thOnpson; ~ a hard-working.
enerctick onan. she has my admira-
ton.
''Of th\ s,zc. I hear she IL exceed.
ingly mod stgraccful. and well spoken.
Ga her la& TIP across the ocean. this
way. one Brother Beccher's elders
Was on bod rdand. in a Christian spirs,.
was exceed lnIy attentivcto that ''very
nice little 1n Henderson" He wrap
ped up thotorsies In his own shawl on
the storm-es~d deck; he brought the
cup 81 tea ssuage the binding head
ache canse\ h the bad sea-waves; he
shared the kryer-book n, the marine
service In t1e'aloon on the Sabbath; he
mingled hi4yice with hers in the har-
mouons stelis Of the Old Hundreth.
Not a wort breathed q soul till the
las, day; ~ Ike was To good TO be- cur
tailed 10y ad Sur. Then they opened
on, On him p, body; Mrs Henderson
was Lydia nsnpson. and he had been
paying undes attention to the great
buritsque hecsie' The poor old man
staggered, ~ his hand TO his brow.
and asked tam to throw him over
board"