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INDIAN MURDERERs CAPTURED.-The small
band OF Indians who killed and scalped private
Kennedy, OF the signal service, have been cap
tured by Lieut.. Thomas B. Green and ten men
Of the second cavalry, and lodged In Fort
Keogh. d. T. Bader's horse and scalplock were
found In their possession.
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The 'GoLD CASES" on trial In the e. s. court
at Richmond. Va, are those In which the fede-
raj government sues eX-Gov. William Smith and
other ex-state officials, In authority at the
evacuation OF Richmond In 1865, for $50 600 gold
claimed by the United States as spoils OF war
and said to have been appropriated by the de-
PENDANTS.
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MUST DELIVER THE TELEGRAMs. Judge
Laughlin, OF ST. Louis, has decided that Z. H.
brown, manager or the Western Union Tele-
graph company In that city, must deliver up
the kilograms demanded by the grand Jury
which were sent and received by Gov Phelps
and other parties I'm connection with certain
'srfngr transactions.
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TIE DISCOVERY OF IRREGULARITIES In the ac
counts Of Isaac A. Barnes treasurer of the Fox.
Doro' lMass.) savings bank, has led to a demand
Ior MS Immediate removal, and on his refusal
10 aeliVer the keys OF the safe, guard has been
appointed nearly year ago In place OF a for
mer erring cashier. The Irregularities dis.
covered so far are not considerable
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WoMKNs RIGHT TO yorE.-In the Massachu-
setts house Thursday the bill to secure women
ard towns came up for q third reading, and
was rejected without debate. The bill to give
women the right to vote for members OF school
committees came from the senate for fits third
reading, and, after short discussion, passed.
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SERIOUS Murder I'm San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, April l4.-Josiah Baeon.
treasurer OF the Goodyear Dental Vulcantte
company OF Boston, who came here short time
ago from Tie east, was found on the door of his
room at Baldwin'S hotel Yesterday afternoon
Win pistol shot wound In his abdomen. he
nad peen dead several hours No firearm was
Iound In his rooms, and as the hemorrhage was
enIlre!y internal, there were no means Of iudy.
Ing or his movements subsequent TO the fatal
shot, and nothing has as yet transpired to
InIoW any light on the affair." He was a native
OF massachusetts,, aged 45 years.
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CHARGING A ADMINISTER WITH HERrsy tho
Northern New York Methodist EPISCOPAL CON.
ference, now being held at Lowvflle. n. Y, the
case OF the Rev. DR.. NJ. G.. Bullock, of Osweyo,
charged with heresy, was referred to a snecisi
committee of seven, with instructions to ascer-
tain II the charges are true,
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GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.

. The Trustees Of the McDOMOUGH EDUCA;
IIONAL FUND AND INSTiTUTE. Of the city OF
Three Hundred and Twenty six (326) Certificates Of
Location. representing twentysix thousand aDd
enter the same pursuant to the provisions Of ths
sixth section CT the act Of Congress approved June
proved March I'd, 1867, as extended and amended
by the act Of Congress sppIoved June 10th, 1872,
Congress approved January 18th, 1879
Sealed Proposals. for the purchase. @ Aforesaid.
Of Baltimore prior TO the FIRsT DAY OF MAY, 1879.
the Trustees hereby retaining the right 10 accept or
reject any one or al Of said proposals.
SAMUEL II. TAGART,
febl7-laWtmy1s President
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BALTIMORE, April ll-v.rginia sixes, deferr ,d,
*; DO oonsoiidsted. t7x; do sec ,nd series. 1aK
DO psst due ooupons s2t {, rth Carolina siKes.
BAL r1MORE. April lA-Cotton firm ana quiet
mioanne, 1lss Flour dull and heavy-Howsrd
ssSe 90 fsIily 45sas.e0; city mile super. 2ea
1920 10 ismily, SIS whe.t southern quiet and
Eeeoy western ttesdy- southern red l. al II; do
ST1aDel, 1aS, EIoa 40 NO Penns, lvAnia red. l.lS4a
LlSS; No western winter red epot ard Anil
GGaoSa.li; May LIlkal.ll1s; June, LlIsai IL
Corn Geady-southerb white l6aSI. DO vaiiox l2I
a44: western mixed spot and April Isst a.. NAV
A3kaf3b; June, s3Aas37s stearner az Oai:s
steady-eoutherI S2as3. ~eet~rn white p,asa do
mixed. S1a32; Pennsylvania. 30a3s Rye uuiea 6Ss
60 Hay Quet-pri TO choice Pennsyivsnis and
Maryland, ll.0cs II 90 Provisions etc .dy with fair
tobbing demand Mess PORK l0.5OsiU.is. Buif
meate-ooee shoulders S5sa4. clear rib Il iea 81 !:
packed, 4A md ~ acou-shouders, AZ: clear
rib sides. 6 HAMS. 9ka9%. Lard-refne ! In tierc a
IN. Butter ac'iye-Irme to choice " ern packed,
l8a20: rolis. l.r is Eggs stes y, l2al2S Petro'
leum steady "a ie snaA refined. 9Aa9aS. Coffee
steady and frn.-Rio cargoee ordinary 10 choice,
lOal6. WHISKY dull l.07al 07h Frsiehts 70 Lvsr.
roo per steamer steady-cotton l6d dour, D. Sd
Rrs %, I'd. Recripts-hour, 3.44s wheat 81 700 |:
corn go: oars 700; rye, s7s. shipmeats-
NEW YORK. April l4.--Stocks active. Money. g.
Exchange. long 4s6: short. 4s7h Governments
NEW YORK April lA-Flour quiet Wheat steady.
Corn dull.
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MORE VIRGINIA JUDGES no BE INprCrEp.-The
recent action OF Judge Rives, OF the U. s. court
for the western diStrict OF vtsHapia In indicting
county judges for not having mixed juries IN
their court, will, IL is stated, be followed by q
similar movement Immediately In the eastern
district court at Richmond
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HARTMAN CHALLENGKD-It having been
stated that Charles A. Hartman had declined
challenge from James L. Downey, OF Philadel-
phia, to walk from - to 72 hours for from 81 900
to SO 600, Hartman says he intends sailing for
the Challenge provided the match shall not
come on until July or August, when he VIII
Tpfurn-
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Morning Hour Tactics i'm the Housc.

After the reading OF the journal to-day the
+1es were called for bills and join resolc-
ons. Contrary to general expectation Speaker
Randall recognized the greenbacker Ladd
although Messrs. Frye and Reed of Maine (the
fist state called) were ready with elaborate
b Is which would have consumed the entire
u. ing hour: Mr.. Ladd's bill was read by
title as "a bill to equal1Ze silver with gold. :"
M. CODger at once made the point OF or1e
Ii at all bills under the rules of the Hous
require one days notice. This point of or Ter
e Pea ee oHeraed nt no MI Gonr appealed
moved to lay the appeal on the table. Toe
object of Mr.. Conger was evidently 10 use up
ehe m9rnng n, hour 50 as to the refer
further to prevent the introduction of anv
o. her bills. Mr.. stephens, of Georgia, held tna t
a financial bill could be framed by COM
mittee OF the House simply on a petition,
and said he had already filed in the petition
box petitions covering all the financial legtsla-
tion he wanted, and he advised other members
to take the same course, II Monday was to be
used up with the reading Of long bills, offered
solely to prevent the Introduction Of financial
bills. The appeal from the Speakers decision
yeas 13a, nays IS. The greenbackers voted with
the democrats to table. The republicans sue
ceeded, however. In using up the morning hour,
which puts Mr.. Ladds bill, like Mahomet's cof-
ND, between heaven and earth, 1naSmuch as it
has not been referred TO committee. Unless
nDanclal legislation Is accomplished through
petlIlOn IL Will De Monday next before any
other bill can come before the House,
Attempt to Assassinate the Czar.
The Department of State to-day received a
telegram from the United States charge DAT
faires at ST. Petersburg, Col Wickham Hoffman,
announcing that an attempt was made On the
Russian Emperor's life this morning, while his
majesty was walking near the imperial palace.
The would-be assassin fired five shots at the
Car, fortunately without effect, his majesty
being untouched. The assassin was arrested.
secretary Evarts this afternoon telegraphed to
the I. S. minister to Russia, Mr.. StoughtOn. d.
TectiDg him to convey to the Car President
Hayes congratulations upon his escape from
the attempted assassination.
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FINANCIAL IRREGULARITIES IN TENNRssEE.-
Nashville, Tenn, dispatch says the finance
committee OF the county court report w. A.
Knight, county trustee. over $3.50, 900 behind
Mr.Kright and his friends assert that the report
Is actuated by malice. The Committee also re-
port Samuel Donelson, ex-clerk Of the criminal
court, $19, 900 short
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GONE 10 EURoPE-Madame Gerster and DR.
wife, and Chin Ian Pin Chinese minister 81
washington, and ten attaches OF the Chinese
embassy, were among the passengers on the
BnItanlc, which sailed from New York for
ana Campanint took leave OF them on the YES
sell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson, Mr. r. c.
Green and Miss NJ. A. Green, OF Baltimore, were
also passengers on the Brittapic.
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DISTRICT BONDS IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York assembly has passed to third reading q
bill to allow savings banks to invest in District
of Columbia bonds
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febl7-1awtmyls

v1yANTED-OldG GOLD and SILVER, in large or
w small quantities. Highest Cash price paid
321 PennsylvA1in avenue,
fsb2Sus Between ID and ~ -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ REV. THOMAS HARRISON. Evaugeist,
SIGurc rcon6ncts COZ Praise and Revival Service TO;
3 DDaSni t al hanllne M. E. Church, corner 9th and
10. spl45t'
r STRAW MATING, CHILDREN'S CAR.
HIAGES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
and az and ss the M
MOSES Son, corner 7th st. and Pa ave. NV. ala
~- MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 90. OF D.
III desire to notify my friends In the above
Company that my time is occupied with the duties
candidate for reelection to the Board OF Managers
e the election to take place the 14th of April,
Who NAV be- Selected IN the place I @ Of thoss
sYz .';ss, p
~ o @ E.
The Annual Meeting Of the members Of the MU'
trict Of Columbia for the elsction Of seven mana.
he ns e aea dss ss
ARs ls9 Polls HEsIR& siSm 3esS7
mar6-w,s ,&m, ,5w&5m Secretary.
E- SULPHUR WATERS.
MILBURN's PHARMACY,
1929 PKNNsYLvAN1A AVENUE.
areenbrier, White Sulphur and Kentucky Blue
Lick lust received mar13-tr
eP FOB COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS
n DC, R,EHTtSa;s Hsf ths SszAr ENGLISH REMEDY.
Teeted foE over 50 years Belief speedy and certain.
Sold BY a. drusssts to6assa Rfs & enc &c. Asrxs
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TIE FUNERAL OF GEN. RICHARD TAYLOR
took place yesterday, from the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION in New York. Rev. DR.. HouQh-
Phelps, Ex- Governor T1lden, ex-Mayor Wick
ham, President Jewett, OF the Erie railroad,
General Smith, Parke Goodwin, and Charles A.
Dana BY special request there were no floral
offerings. The pail bearers were Hon Hamfl-
ton Fish, Charles OConor, Secretary VIM. N.
Evarts, ID. d. Arthers, VIM. r. Traverse, Geo.
I1cknor Curtis, August Belmont, Charles L.
Perkins, VIM. Constable, Abram S. HeWftf.
Senator Bay ard, and Mayor Csoper The re-
mains were Inferred In the Marble Cemetery
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NIurdcr in NOrfh Carolina.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April IA special To
THE STAR says:-"D. j. Williams, merchant OF
Laurenburgh, N. c., while engaged In closing
his store on Saturday night, was Shot and
killed by H. Oglesby. The shooting was the
result OF an old grudge. Oglesby Is Ia 1ail."
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Attempted Suicide of a Wifc NTmr.
derer.
CHAMBERsBURG, April 14.-Hezekiah Shaffer.
Ine wife murderer, whose execution is fixed for
Inursday next, made an attempt at suicide
this morning by opening the veins In his arms
and legs with piece OF wire taken from q
broom handle. He Is now delir1Ous and In q very
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Fires

CINCINNATI, April 14.-A special dispatch
says the planning mill OF w. II. Rinenbug, at
Hobart, Ind, was burned on Saturday night
Loss $4,000. Slack De Gruyter's brewery tn
Charleston, W. Va, was burned this morning
Loss $4,000 Insurance $1,000.
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Rail Reduce6s

c1eion on motion to vacate arrest OF Fred. A.
Freeman, formerly president OF the Reserve
Mutual, who, with others, Is accused OF de-
frauding the now insolvent Guardian Mutual
life Insurance Company out OF $500 000 The
court denies the motion to vacate but reduces
bail to $3.50, 900, the amount received by the de-
fendant, Freeman.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON MAN.OF-WAR. - The
Lackawanna, Capt R. Chandler, was at Payta,
Peru, March 10Th. On the 18th of March,
Francis johnson, captain of the maintOp, fell
from the main tOpsail yard while making sail
and was instantly killed,
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n1,s Rank Assignment.

A Savings Bank AsstEnmcnt:
SCRANTON, PA, April l4-The directors OF the
have made q voluntary assignment 70 H. s.
Pierce, president, for the benedt OF creditors.
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Death Of nm AGED Doctor.

PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Dr. Isaac Hayes,
editor OF the American Journal Of Meicdf Scteace,
who has been on the stan OF that journal for
ffty-two years, died here yesterday aged eighty
three years.
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sod :, a, s Sss & fs'ss Co.
BE NOT DECEIVED.
The IL Icreasing popularity of the
Cincinnati Oleine Soap
has caused many INVITATIONS under the nams of
Oleine Soap and other brands of SIMILAR APPEAR.
ANcE. MADh TO DECEIVE, sold at little less price.
but very inferior in quality to tho
sE GENUINE OLEINE SOAP.u
BE NOT DECEIVED BY THESE INVITATIONS,
But SEE THAT "PRoOTER GAMBLE's GIN
OINNATI OLE1NE SOAP" IS on EACH BAR
FoR SALE BY GaooERs EVERYWHERE.
sp9ws,m. .2no ,lcollp
Read OUR sPRING INDUCEMENTS.
$40 slO $40 $40 $40
si0..;An 4l wool Sui: only $40
aq sas saz Sng fe so
80 ... $40. 49,. $40. - $40 49,. $40 w $40
e10-A Genteel Suit only S1O
s'O4 sios erssiB BasH sP's sSis Sis'S Snly s,9 s1o
sl0-A Light Suit only s1o
S1O...... .S1o...... .$lo.".. .$lO...... .slo w $40
FOB BOYS.
$780,. ss..... &c.,. e6...... s5..... e5...... $5
S5-Boy's Cashmere Suits only a5
$5eBoys An Wool S9iie only, s5.
s@Bos's ss1eSs asntesI ssdS saiss ssaiy On Only s5
&5..... $5...... $5...... 3d.. $5.... 3d.. SIS
BRING THE BOYS ALoNG!"
BEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED
NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY,
No. 400 Seventh street,
Northwest Corner OF Seventh and d SITS.
apl1-tr
Ca. RUPERT.
No. 4Os 7M Street 70.
HEADQUARTERS
CAILDREN's CARRIAGES,
ARCHERY AND CRoQUET.
BASE BALL AND FISHING TACKLE,
VELOCIPEDEs AND WAGONS,
mar20-lm AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
ITO VIRGINIA BONDHOLDER3. We have
i perfected arrange ments with the agency in
Richmond Of the Syndicate to fund the debt of
Virginia author .Zed by recent act of the legsla
ttre SO that with the least possible cost and delay
wa can serve parties Interested and will gladly i'm
part al necessary information
aU9lw MIDDLETON 4 CO., Bankers.
nIILLIKEN'S
LINEN STORE,
1913 ARCH STRET,
PHILADELPHIA
NEW ATTRACTIONS!
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OF the New Orleans Jockey Club commenced
saturday. The races were won as follows
Mile heats, four hurdles by Verdlgris, In 1:5si,,
l:e6; Ptckwick stakes mile heats, BY Gabriel, In
1:47, l:472; two miles, by Easilat, In 3:39H.
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GEN. YOUNG has bill, which he will offer
when he gets the chance, to authorize the Pres
tdent to place Brigadier General French on the
retired list,
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Mr.. NEAL, OF Ohio, member OF the District
committee, is In favor of liberal appropriations
for the improvement of Washington. He also
favors the election OF District delegate In
Congress,
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MJLLIMEN'S
LINEN STORE,
1913 ARCH STRET,
PHILADELPHIA.

nIILLIMEN'S
LINEN STORE,
1913 ARCH SrRET.
PHILADELPHIA
NEW ATTRACTIONS!
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
500 PIECES NEW STYLES.
Printed On Pure Linen Lawns,
In the following colOrs VIZ:
Blue, Black, Crimson Pink,
Lilac or Purple. Also, Second
Mourning, and plain Black Linen Lawns.
Alsc Write Linen Lawns for Dresses, fun yard wide
MILLIKEN'S LINEN DRESS LAWNS ara known
ali the country. Our assortment is altogether
uneQualled
BEST OF IRISH LINENS
LIGHT LINENS FOR LADIES'
LINEN HANDKEROHIEFS,
Ladies and Gents Pure
Linen HandkeTchiets Soecialty,
WE SEND SAMPLER
Ladies purchasing by letter are always
p.eased by our careful and conscientious
Selections of the Goods to AL their orders.
Address GEORGE MILLIKEN h kONS,
S&S AFch Street,
marl9.eo26t Philadelphia
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pARI9 NOVELTIES.
We CAL spt cial attention of purchasers to our
splendid line of
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
In ALL TIE NEW DESIGNS,
Which we have Just opened
An Inspection of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. & CO.,
1888 r st. m.sc.,
ap11y Near Ebhitt House
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DRY GOODS.

NEW EAAAsOIS. JUST RECEIVED.
HAMBORG EDGINGS, Sc, 4c, SC &c, &c., 1Oc.
SPRING oAssrMEREs DC To s,oo
E&W LAWNS and MADRAS 6INGHAMS
6eauflful figured LAWNS 6Ac
6lsACk SILKS. 9Oc., 310O. 8l.l5, 81 80 and M
N SRsendid Bargains In GUINET BLACK SILK
.p12tr 1O5 Bridge ssrees, G.oaas4oN,n.
SrndMG DRY GOODS At LOWER
Dress Goods, 10, IL, Is, 18 cents
Al Wool Buntings, 22 cents
f1fasOls from 81, 81 Is, al 80. al 75Sl.
bfat Cashmeres, from Is cents
Douole width Black Aipacas, Is cents
spring Cssslmeres for pOy's wear, new STYLES Is
80, 81, so cents ~ '' >~'
YARD vice Percsles 81 cents.
Mhalebone Corsete, IS cents
Black Silks, Is, 81, go 81. S1.25
White Bed Spreads, so co, rs, S7x cents
Al Wool Dress Goods, 2S centa
Sp,ing Carpets, l8. 25, 80, 81, GO, go, IS cents.
Matt1ngf, Ilain ard fancy
1OO pieces new style Lawns, yard wide l2h cents
$50 Pa. 0Uo,ssse,
aPLz0 O6outh s1de), near 7th st. NV.
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THE House COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
contemplate moving their committee head
quarters to the rooms now occupied by Clerk
Adams and his chief clerk. The clerks Office Is
be moved into the room now occupied oy the
naval committee, and the naval committee is
10 take the room now assigned to the appropri-
alton committee
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COMMITTEE CLERK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Springer to-day appointed S. NJ. Etter OF ILL.,,
clerk of the committee on elections Mr. Erter
at one time was superintendent OF public in
StructiOn for Illinois,
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VOTED DowN.-The House to-day voted down
a motion to suspend the rules and pass reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Munroe, OF Ohio, to the
effect that no tariff or financial legislation
should be undertaken at this session OF Con-
grGSS.
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RAB6AINS IN BLACK AND COL.
~ OkED SILKS.
sumnSr Siks, 20, 81 65s % cents.
Back Silks. 62H, IS, 81, 81, 81 Is, up.
Great Bargain in Black Silks. 81 and 61.26.
Qress Goods, half wool. 1215. Is, 1s, 40 cents up
Ladies Cloths, al shades cheap.
Fest quality all. wool Bunting ia city, for 25 cents
Bsnkrnpt stock Towels, Napkins; Table Linens
poGters prices. Carpets lt cost, to close out
7. n. NAUDAIN,
morZOR 100 M0Txee& 6<l0ce.
RUNTINGS, pure Wool, 26c yard
~ Dress Goods. from 10 to Soc. yard.
Caahmeree. 10, rs S7H, 80, 62H. rs, 81 yard
Cotton, full yard wide, SC
Roby's Double Busk CorsetA.
Nine DsInorests Reliable Patterns.
JOS. b BAILEY,
Wafl6h Cor. It'll d = SI0.s.sC.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN was on the floor OF the
House to-day.
, 1879-02-18
SALT RnEUhT on BODY


And Limbs. Obitgod to 20 about On
Crutohes. h wonderful o1iro.
Nesssa Weeks t. Potter. Gentlemen: In Justice
10 thote WHO may suffer a. hare suffered and ns
Rreatful Acknowledgement Of the euro have roe
ceivcl from tho use OF CuvicURA, Voluntarily
siaka The following Rtntemcnt:
/ hive Ind Balt Itheum 0n my body and on ono
1eg in very aggravated firm for eight years. No
kind Of treatment, or medicine, or DOCTORS during
this tino did inc any permanent good. Ny friends
tn Malllcn hnd eisewhere k4nw that bavd been
great sufferer, and that my Condition at times has
been such Ia make dcspalr OF ovcf btinN ablo
tn lind curc OF cren relief. In fact, wien 10.
Rah alc use Of CurlcunA, my Hint was 10 raw aud
tcn!lrr that could nut bcar my weight on It With.
without the ekin crscktng aud bleeding, ind vas
nhliEeu 70 70 about IN crutclcs. commenced TO
beneficial! effects. 1tptutluhi!y drew tho tntlammA-
ton md hnnr to tho surface, and az tuat as 1t ap.
teareu, hea1cl It, At tines farge quantities. would
COME TO tie snElace. cnuenx burning hent, lnl}alu
maslon. swelling, md itcning. which. under tho
c0nstabt use nf Cut1cura. would rapidly sulsIdo
and heal. Each tIme tletc outbreaks Hrew less
and less severe. anu lna!'y disappeared, leaving
mo perfectly cuFeu. l used tho Cuticuy1 lire
mpnths and ihe NEshLvESr most oi tho tne. which
were tile only remedies used. / think the 1le-
solvent very Strengthening and purifying mcdt-
clpG to take in Ach extreme caaes n1nc. because
The disease to 70 weakening to ihc systcT. Fcff
hfls. ASA II. BROWN.
MALnrs, Mass, Oct. III, 18Th.
CAUTION. If psocurabie, dc CrrtcuHA 9oAT for
cleansing alf diseased surfaces and A. preventive
OF Skin aau Scalp Affections.
, 1879-02-18

nnotl,rr admirable creation, sufllc'entl} original
10 cntitlc this young nsutrant to M honor;blo
afackay waa troll In le 3art of !SaitYs hut
fafntly .suEGeAts the extent to which hc cIl-
ployca f,ia abundant eome.ly Enwcr. VI il,c
Dllrra In The rast Inuro should be sa!d to tnrir
Emma l'iercc makes a charming Adta'ft, will A
tendency to tle Dr. Mary Walker stY 10 of dress,
md Miss Mary fpavc',port givcs 4 pleasant but
rather ton at'ulnc 81, differentiation VI The t'att
aud ttoberts nrc fairly acceptable III Their roles,
ttIut.gl kccGly less nellnctl by habit tn Yield
to t!,c splrit nj farce than nre their nssoehias.
It Is n long ttlno slncn 10 aruslng trillo ae
WiIit1s " lIas teen put on the ataGo here, ahll
t'cro is reasun for antEcipattny lllAt, while II
Possesses ITO lctt beyond il,at df tts dultglltf ful
absnrdItY, It will PROVE b'rrcr bonanza Tor tic
Criterion than The n,urc Bubstahtlul peccs ltl
tIIGr repertoire.