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Madam Ander.on,s Great Feat.


AT O'Clock last night the pulse OF Madam
Anderson, the Brooklyn N y pedeStrienne
stood at ~. and there was nothing to indicate
that she would not complete her :. 1G0:h quarter
mile Tonight. At 10 O'Clock last night she be-
[ii1i Ter 2,6tlSf quarter mile. The bliSterS have
eHtiIeiy disappeared from her feet. which are
almost healed.
The New York SEn says: - At some parts of
ne night Mrs Anderson makes her rounds so
last asleep that she is evidently unable to guide
nerSclT, ard save for the aid and support OF her
escort would not get through her task She is
entitled TO this aid; but it is none the less clear
mat she thus gets sleep which is not correctly
described as being only the broken ends OF each
quarter hour, after the walk. All pedestrians
VINO have succeeded in walking for weeks to-
5ether half mile in each half hour, or. still
more, quarter mile in each quarter have had
me hablt OF walking at times while DOING. to
"nlch, indeed. years OF training and practice
VII easily accuStom the body and mind. Sol
iierS On long marches sometimes fall asleep
While walking, and can keep OH walking and
sleeping. If supported and guided by some COM
rade, until they wake up refreshed and 90 on
alone. In fact, drowsy children give familiar,
daily example OF walking sound asleep, under
guidance. Thus. While Mrs. Anderson's per-
formance is splendid che, readers must not
enormously imagine that she walks Zoo quar-
ter miles in 300 quarter hours without any as
SlStance While on the track"
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PA.
l. PER, TWINE, AND LETTER BALANCES.
a

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Depart
nlent UNTIL THE ODD DAY OF JANUARY, 1879, at II
TWine and Letter Balances for the use Of the post
offices IN the United States for five months from tbs
delivered free of expense to the De- arment at the
BLANK AGENCY of the Post Office Department,
The quality and the estimated quantity of each
article required are specified below
size, and to weigh % pounds to the rearn,
each reaIn to contain 20 perfect drlres.
100 reans OF Wrapping Paper, 26x4O inches in
size, and to weigh 50 pounds to the ream.
go o each reaIu to contain 20 perfect qrlres.
measure not less than 500 @ YARDS s to i,t the ne
round l1s to be put UP in balls weighing about
become loose or tangled in as a8t 10
and c from Is to s. Yards s8 Se to S s
pound and to . be put up in in balls weighins
as not to become loose or tangled III trans
pOrtation;
furnished to persons who desire to bid, on appcs-
ton TO the Blank Agency, p. o. Department, Wash
Letter Balances capable of weighing eight ounces,
avoirdupois weight, and Is rates metric SYSTEM to
Perfect accuracy, strength and durability Will be
required III the Balances to be furnished.
Company each bid and he bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required to furnish Balances OF
Each Balance must be well and securely packed in
box for transportation, and delivered free OF ex-
Htusc W tiit DtaIh Agency, ~. "
More or less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered, as the necessities of the Department may
require. at the discretion of the Postmaster Gen
eral
Awards viii be made for each article separately if
deemed most advantageous to the Department.
Bids not made IN conformity with this advertise
nent will not be considered
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees of his ability to comply with his bid. and
certificate from postmaster that such guarantors
are reliable persons.
Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished on ap
bond with two sufficient sureties will be required
TO each contract.
A failure to furnish promptly any article con-
tracted for, or any attempt to impose upon the De
parent articles inferior in the opinion of the Post
master General to those contracted for, will be
sidered sufficient cause for the forfeiture Of the con-
| tract
Proposals must be endorsed on tho envelope.
Proposals for Letter Balances" Proposals for
/ Wrapping Paper" or Proposals for Twine," and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, d. @. d. NJ KEY,
/ dec12-1aw6w Postmaster General
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pEOPENED.
THE OFFIOE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY

Which hss been closed for . few months, has bean
s-eOpened by Messrs. RiNGWAI!T 4 HALL. who
are agents for the District of Columbia, Maryland
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
9th and streets two squares north OF Pennsylvs-
MIA avenue and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience Of ratisnss Con
suitakiop free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What In ~ and what does II mean! II u 3 new
method OF treating successfully all Liver and Ston
ach Diseases externally, and it means an honest war
against the thousand and one nostrunls and hum
bugs OF this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eight years ago there wss discovered snd
Put into practice new, simple, convenient aud safe
principle for curing disease by absorption, without
the aid Of Medicine. The necessities Of the case
prompted o vigorous examination into its merits
until the question Was thoroughly and practically
solved.
Oface-Oorner OF 9th and z streets northwest oysr
VIM. h Riley's Dry Goods Store.
No. Charles street. Baltimore nov6-ly
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PLANETARY PHENOMENAL very interesting
conjunction OF the planets Jupiter and Venus
takes place On the evening OF the 23d inst We
nus VIII be below, or south, OF Jupiter, and
when at their nearest approach the two bodies
VIII not be more than one degree apart The
new moon will also be found little To the east,
or lett. OF the two planets. on account OF their
nearnesS to the sun, however. the spectacle of
the conjunction or these brilliant planets, with
the crescent moon in attendance. will not be so
striking as ii il had been visible under more IA
Yorab!e conditions. Jupiter sets that evening
at O'Clock, and the phenomenon will be best
seen about half an hour earlier. On the last
day OF the present month there will also be an
occultation by the moon OF the PleiadeS or
seven sisters. The moon will begin passing
across this cluster directly after sunset that
evening and as she will be about nine days old
the disappearance Of the stars behind her ad-
Nahclng dark edge viii be very interesting when
viewed through a small telescope, Or even
good opera glaSS.-[N. \. Tribune
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the subscriber
OF washington City hath obtained from the su.
SPECIAL terra for Orphans Court business letters of
aamnsfTan9n on the personal estate Of CHARLES
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
aefsss SEQ are hereby warned to exhibit the same
before the 10th day Of December next they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all bepedt of the
said estate Given under my hand this 10th day Of
do LAVISH STEPHEN GILL. Admluistrs.or.
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RAILROADS.
RALTDuOTsE AND OHIO RAILROAO.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
ssffonal Route and Short Line 70 the
North, Northwest. Weas
and SOnfhvTest
To take effect Sunday. Nov II. 1s7s

IL
and Southwest.
TO take effect Sunday. Nov II, 1878
LEAVE WASHINGTON
CITY On Study {! s sa anssas
99niy: Stops at shipley's. Laurel Annapolis
Breakfast at Reiay. '>i''es' hho Xix h'asa
$50 m...Baltinlore, Annapolis and Way. fpiea.
Wsg va stT RsIsv Winchester. Haserstown, ana
!! ~ g. m-n,Baftimore and Laurel Express
ZIG = m,-Polnt of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburs.
$50 einnas -Nsw YORK., PRadsphis BOSTON and Bal.
PshilsdelPhs sops nnapeiss Jun ynnc Lon ana
and PtisS Io E.s1ssa SSasg Columbus
Car to sts9nton; Piinlay Cor e onciDnst
ise0a co.. &c. 10 Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
o90 mcI olts E1presu Stops at Blsdens-
tion Jess1tf, De- Laurei Annapolis juno
aIg p: m--Batimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City snd
RI so ?. m--New YORK., Philadelphia and Boston
. Express Stops at laurel.
Il 80 ?; m on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 ?. m.-BaItinore. Blaaensbr,rs and Laurel
cypress Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annsp-
ft:s5 p m-Point Of ROCKS, Frederick. Hagerstoyn.
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations Only. :"
F4;49 ?. m.-Baltimore. Annapolis snc Way St.-
$50 D. r--Phtlsdelpihs, Norfolk and Baltimore
dIpresSss Etieott City NerfOik skoegt sun
rect to Beat at Canton Stop st Blsdensburs
8 so D. m.-Baltnore and Way Stations
n 80 p. m-Chi Ca9o and Coium bus Express Slssf,
ing Cars to Chicago.
rs 10 .. m-Baltimore Express
,G9 p: m.-Pont Of Rocks and Way Stations
= 80 ?. m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana
Pittsburs Express. Pittsburs. except Sunday
Pullman Cars.
10 IL 2. n--New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladeusbur9 and Laurel
Sleeping Car TO New York. aud Special Sleeping
Gar TO Philadelphia.
% Daily, On Sunday Only. Other trains daily
Except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station. noyl6
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How WOMAN PREVENTED HER Son FROM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we have the experience OF
Charles Sparenberg, Of IiobOken He intended
10 marry damsel supposed to be objectionable
TO his mother. The wedding day came. bringing
with 1t the wedding guests ready for the mar
rage Ieast, but SparenOerg was missing In
ruth, he was in the TonlDS of this CITY n;It
there through the inStrumentality of his mother
Who had made up her mind against his marriage
She mad been his surety when under arrest ON
Inc charge OF burglary and It was easy to secure
his imprisonment by giving notice that she
would not be responsible for his appearance for
lrlal. Yesterday jury acquitted SDarenbere-.
VINO can low enjoy his wedding feast in the
company OF his guests, and perhaps of his
mOther.-IN.Y. Sun VI '
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TWENTY MILES OF CARs.-Our Lyons cores
pendent writes as follows:-The Syracusans are
doing their part 20 prepare the highways for
business. That great corporation, the New
York Central Railroad, beaten In its heroic
struggle with the storm, is unraveiing its
twenty miles OF freight cars on track No. 4, be-
astota To the traveller it is a source Of wonder
to ride one hour by the side OF freight cars be-
fore reaching the end. To comprehend the fact
of there being 1900 or 1000 cars Is easier than
by them at twenty miles an hour Rochester
Express.
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TRUSTED AGENTS THEFT, FLIGHT. AND
RETURN.-Christopher Iindermann, the trusted
agent OF S. Tuttle'S Son d Co, owners OF a
coal yard In Fifth street. williamsburg whose
absence from home was reported to the police
on tuesday, entered the Fourth street police
station In that city, laSt.nght, and said that he
lad robbed his employers Of $500, and that he
wished to be arrested. .For the past two
days" he added, I've wandered all over the
country and out in the woods at Maspeth. /
quilted home, leaving my sick wife, with the
intention OF committing suicide" Mr. futile
was informed Of Lindermann'S return Mr.
futile went to the police station. but was un-
wiling to make any complaint, and he assured
me Iepentant man that he had his forgiveness.
NY Sun, 9TH '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13

TEN YEARS AGO James W. Quick was an
honest, Woodworking carpenter, ran a SUNDAY
School; ana was universally respected. Eight
treasurer OF Pike county, Pennsylvania. Five
years ago he took to drink. Last fall he signed
me pledge, and took to featuring on temperance
ana making speeches to Sunday schools LAST
month he returned to his Guns. NOW he is
missing, deficit has been discovered in his ar.
counts, and his friends fear that, after making
away with himself '' ii''oN
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Hoy Wanted.

~ Wv ulotnihgs since lady living on Cliaa,a
s,.SVt answered the bell 20 find a bulky ~
VII aH Innocent face ana peach colonel GA =,
,,at tiss vi uit Steps. lie explained thai he
-. 49, - 80 - h.i husband, and she answered
'ha! Gei husband had left Tor his o1ice
y IN the boy who Swepns ont az ~, "a. 49,.
Where ne H." said the boy As he b,rls.t g.,
the steps 'aDu this morning follud a ietts, a.,
TIE big S,fGp-Sack." '''' ''
Vel. Non can leave IT, she rpDlipd
IL guess I hadnt better he haf ,x,,ts,
e1"5. 3N be shCscai the small pink envelape
tE1y-thst i--boy. let me ZEE that Iefi.-t,.
She SSid Is she advanced aud extended her
,,oh. swouldnf n zacgy right. laa,sa
'tuse Aaow he'd GIN me - cents
- Ifs. hey. She said aS she felt for the
uViiai oil tsft her Ia tsiy coffee and tea yen
.aSt .hS, give ine the letter ana danr SAY
".Iu ~ W - about HLaiug it.
uon believe IT. mucl NJ a letter" he re-
=, Never miud-hand At oyer-hen.,. YOUR
maam. 'i'u's IN H.
~tierc-glve ne thClPtter-ncw rp,-
Hnr toOk II and entered The huuss and The Inv
WIN ItiiSh coloTed carS flew down the Il reg,
IKE cannlbai going TO dinner
In about forty seconds the woman cam. ,,,,,
looked up and down the street and I'M. e,nr,s.'
sion around Ter mouth was not hanny ana
IedceiGl. Tie boy had seemed u 4 ,ubt th.t
mere " e any writing inside The envc,Onp ma
sue WAS 2oi quite prepared 10 tear n omen and
i'hl lfih' ed document commencing: ..Mhppr-
Is ncldu'i having been made ia tie conditions
vi 4 certain mortgage, a. She wants TO holf
another interview With the lad. n THIS meets
MS eye le TSl Please call between the hours of
elEnl ana Ten O'Clock q. m. Vacn sine feels fhs
strongest Ii'fra,f re Pres
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

A RGOSY SUSPENDERS.
Are something new" and comfortable, at 80 oenss
and 81 pair.
The Roeebery,' Scarf at 81
The LAnghain" Scarf at 81
The Waterloo Scarf at 81
The Duke of Bedford" Scarf at 81
These are warranted "Lloya Attrce b Sr1tth1
london Neck Wear" latest designa Large Line,
Just opened at close prices.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
octl6n $40 II Ut. -. &C., Opp. Patent Ofncs
E,AI4L AND WINTER GOODS.
A guperb ssiection for Gentlemen's Dress ~
and Street Wear received and ready for In
spection, and offered at fair prices Nh
Respectfully request the continued fsVors OF LII
my pstrous and Tie public generally.
y. j. EEIBER9ER,
CITIZENS ARMY NAyY MERCHANT TAILOR,
ESS 10TH street,
seplO-6 Oofcoran Building.
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nOWNMAN Il GREEN. Real Estate Brokers and
IL Auctioneers. 4l2 7th street northwest


- AuctiOneers 4l2 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
WEST. IMPROVED BY VERY HANDSOME
BRICK RESIDENCE.
By virtue of the provisions of q deed Of -
trust executed to US, dated December 18th, fnfH
A. D. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No -4.SA
763 folio 43l one of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and at the request in writing of the
party secured thereby, we Shall offer for sale at
public auction, in front of the premises, on TUES
pay, January 2lst, 1879, at O'Clock p. NJ. the
real estate situate in the city of
Or parcel of land known and described as lot num-
bered fitty-eight (bSl in j. H. Thompson's subdivi-
sion of lots H and I, and part of CT, and part
OF four o. in Evans subdivision of original lot
(24, recorded In the land records of the District OF
Columbia, May 9Th, AID 1874. and bounded as fol
lows: Commencing at the northeast corner of orr
lna LOT twelve Cd running thence west along the
south one hundred and five feet and nine inches
thence east thirty (30l feet; thence north hun
dred and five feet and nine inches to the place of be-
ginning" with the improvements thereon. consist
ing of a handsome Brick Residence, No. 1924 Mass
achusetts avenue.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decd of
be paid down ut the fall of the hammer; but by the
consent of all parties interested. the terms may be
varied SO as to require one-thlrd of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the balance upOn de-
ferred payments for which the notes of the pIlr-
chaser must be given, bearing seven per cent par
annum interest and to be secured on the premises
cost II the terms not complied with in seven
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser after five days advertisement in the Even
VIM. Fl. PHILIP, rr,,s..os
janl-d&ds FRANKLIN A. DICK,j trustees
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auct.
CHARLES ". HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
~ SITUATE ON Strict. BETWEEN 18TH

AND 10Th STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deeu of trust, hearing date Ia
lie 10th day of Deccember. .. 1876. and fs:H
recorded iii lhber No. $40, folio 50, of the -
land records Of the District of Columbia, and by
direction of the parties secured thereby, viii
offer for sale st public auction, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 20ih day of January,
1879. at O'Clock 7. m lot nun bered seventeen 90
IN the subdivision Of part Of square numbered oua
hundred and e.heen 11e> as recorded in the Office
OF the Snreeycr OF said strct in li5er r. l. hoNe,
pages 35l and 352, October ~ 1876 This lot has a
front street north of is feet, by depth Of about
SO feet,and is improved 10y ahandaome three-story
Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-fourtf cash, balance in six
o., twelve C2l and eighteen (1S) months the pllr
chaser to give his notes for the deferred Payments
bearing interest at tue rate of seven 60 per cent
FER aDnnm until paid, and secured by a deed of
trust upon the property sold. DEPOSIT of 300
viii be required at the time OF saie.
MAHLON ASHFORD rrr,s+.as
janlO-dSdS EIGENE GiKIrSI iitnttes
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PROSPECTIVE INCREASE IN IMMIGRATIoN-A
new YORK letter states that the agents Of all the
Tor a large increase of immigration the corninS
spring and summer. Letters from their agents
at English as wei as the continental ports have
assurances all looking confidently in that direc-
ton. The causes at work to Justify these are
the Wide spread depression of trade throughout
me nlted Kingdom, and the poor prospect of
an improvement for long while TO come: the
FepIeSslVe policy of the German government
VIII also have an effect to swell the number of
political refugees. The improved Condition Of
our American industries, it Is believed, win have
an immense influence in stimulating the move
ment, especially from the great manufacturinr
districts OF England.
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HERE" said the managing editor OF the Lon
don TINES. 10 yCung editor, who hadn't learn
20 ilt WaNs ol the Office. there" he said hand
lng hum tWenty-One columns OF nrDof ..vou'lt
nave { CT THAI down: make a pa'a Eraph Of 10 =
W hat Is the maximum length NJ plra.-ranhs''
asked Tie young man. gazing mournfullY nj his
sGlo. -Four columnS," was the reply and The
young man destroyed the article and lefi the
paper. SAY ing there was no Use in STAYING ON A
paper that would not allow a man enough Sn,re
toelaooi ale a useful thought Buriiay'oa HItrk
NJ
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D Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE.STORY
BUILDING. KNOWN AS No. ST Ii STREET
NORTHEAST.
18th, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded in LiIer No TnSsk
1885, folio -, ct seq OF the land records -4.S
for the District OF Columbia and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, shall sell at public
auction. in front of the premises, MONDAY Jan
parcel OF ground situate III the city of Washington
u. O., known as Lot numbered twentythree (23D, in
Moses Kelly IS recorded subd vision of SQUARE num-
ber6d nine hundred and twelve (912)
Terms: Onethird cash; and the balance at six and
twelve months from day of sale, for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of per
cent. per annum until paid, and secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold will he taken A de
post of $l00 will be required at the time of sale. and
all onyeyancing and recording at the cost of the
purchaser. Terms to be complied with in seven
days from day of sale, otherwise the Trustees
the right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defauting purchaser.
WM Z. MATTINGLY,} Trpstaas
jan7eOts CHAS. L. PRENTISS, Arustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME FOUR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
G fHi 18Th STREET; Nos. l3l3 lS2l, AND 1928.
By virtue of three seye' al deeds of trust, -
each dated the 2lst April 1874, and recorded f,..J4
IN llber No. 15o at pages 1I2, III and l79, -N.A-
rekpect!ey of the land records of the District of
Columbia, the subscribers win Fell to the highest
DAY the Sd day of February A p. 1859, the follow
ing property situated in Square No 90 in the city
Of Washington, District Of Columbia according to
Ghilman, Exey Richards subdivision. to wit:
Lots No Twenty one, Twenty two and Tventy-six
each benz 2Gx90 feet and each containing 4story
brick dwelling house, with modern conveneucea
Terms of sale: Onefourth or more of the purchase
oney in cash cor al cash at the option of tue purcna
ser) ana the residue III two and three years on
notes OF equal sum bearing interest at per cent per
annlm, payable semi annually from the day of sale
to be secured on the property Sold 10y deed of trust
to the salts action Of the Trustees including nsIr
ance. deposit Of 800 on each house will be re-
qulred at TIE time Of the sale The houses vii! be
sold separately, and ali ancn VIII be at the
purchasers cost, a HI De.
ianlt-dts G. n THjN trustees
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Mr. STURGEON has written letter 10 a GEN
tleman in Hartford in relation to the reporis
concerning his habits. This letter, which is
published in The CourGat. is as follows:
"NIGHTINGALE LANE BALKAN SIrRRFy ner
24r StS.-DeGr SIR: IL Mr. Neal Dow knew the
truth he would not make such charges against
ne MY manner OF life is before the world.
ASK them that know me. Whatever faults I
may lave, have been preserved at all times
from excess, and / have given no ground for
any one TO accuse me OF it. | use no alcoholic
drink as beverage, but am an habitual alb
slalGer, and as rule, a total abStainer. Beer
OF when Mr.. Dow speaks. never touch and /
never thought, much less said, that I could not
keep up my work withOut brandy and beer /
90 not believe that these, or any other St!mu-
lahts, are help to any man.
Yours truly, c. H. SPURGEcN''
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EVERYBODY that has or expects to purchase
u LOTTERY TICKET, can receive valuable and ia.
tereeting information FREE that win protect tfem
against imposition and fraud Address THE MA.
TiONAL BANKING CO.. N. T. dscl9th,ra .a1a
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KNOWS How IT Is HT5sEIF-Said MI Rarrhrr
II his sermon on tie dominance of dc,tru,fIy,,-
ness Of this age" Look at the feeling 81 society
towards those who have done wrong. H. is moi
nat OF - mpathl or regret The feeling il,
crush him, crush him. or. as The lower nor-
non or society terScly expresses it. serve him
right. damn him. " lie knows how IL il himself
EcSfoH Post