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A SELF-CONFEssED PoIsoNER.-Homer Wei
lington, OF Cambridge, Mass, who was arrested
last week for forgery, was served with war
rant yesterday morning charging him with
OF medical examination OF the Internal organs
OF the infant son OF Wellington, who died In
January last. He denies poisoning the boy, but
c0nfesses giving poison to his wife several times
The medical examiner states that Wellington's
Child died Of poisoning by arsenic, which was
administered at several different times.
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CHIEF OURAY and party passed through Chi.
cago yesterday, on their return trip from Wash
ington. Ouray will leave his companions al
Cameron Junction, Mo-, and go up to Fort
son are confined, to have an Interview with
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VNHE CHEAPEST SILKS
Il IN WASHINGTON.
BLACK SILKS very cheap.
COLORED SILKS very cheap.
r., G3lored and Black SATINS; Oolored and Black
Celored Twined SILKS for Trimmings, excellent
quality, &c.
Immense assortment of new and beautiful DRESS
GOODS.
Beautiful French Lawns,
Figured LINEN LAWNS only l5c
Beautiful American LAWNSS and lOc.
Immense assortment Of BUNTINGiS, all colors.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!I FARASOLS!!!
BLACK SILkS, %, SIC, and 81.
BLACK SILKS, 81. 25. 81. so, SI.75.
BLACK SILKS, 90, S22 Is, ga So
Our 81, $l.25 and 81 so BLACK SILKS are the
BEST and CHEAPEST in this city.
CARTElSS, I'll Market Space.
The best yard wide BLEACHED COTTON made
immense assortment of CLOTH, for man and
boys wear, 81, so. 81. %, SIC, 81.
Beautiful CALICO, SC.
NOTTINGHAM LACE. for Curtains. l2h. Is.
10, Is, 81, 90; 81, 75, SIC, 81 ,n,,,
w1 BaS ap9ps Tdfh pTrs Hoo 81
Black six warp HENRIETTA; Black TAMisE
Black Australian Grape.
Black French BUNrINGS.
Black Cashmere sHAWLS, very cheap.
Pure Linen Table DAMASk so, 62, rs, 81, 81, 81 IS
Pure Linen NAPKINS, Sc.
White Honeycomb QUILTS. SOC. !; heavy white
QUILTS, IS, SIC, 81 Bridal QUILTS, 81 o. Mar
settles QUILTS very cheap.
mario CARRIERS, I'll Market Space.
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PARDoNs REFUSED TO kEMBLE, PErRoFF & Co.
The Pennsylvania board of pardons on Saturday
refused the pardons asked for in the cases OF
Kemble. Petroff, Salter, Crawford and Rembur-
ger, convicted OF corrupt solicitation in connec-
lion with the riot bill.
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KILLED BY SALOON KEEPRR.-AtG reensburg,
Pa, Saturday night, man named Chiselm,
whose wife had ordered Mac Dixon, saloon
keeper, not to sell him liquor, called at the
saloon, ordered drinks, and on being refused,
quarreled with Dixon, who knocked him down
head and broke his neck. Dixon was arrested.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

EASTER MONDAY, MARCH -
ONE WEEK, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEES.
Engagement of
COLLIER'S BANKERS DAUGHTER
COMBIN4TION,
Under the auspices OF A. Nj. PALMER Union
Square Theater, New ork.
First production in Washington of Bronson How
ards charming play,
THE B3NEER'S DAUGHTER,
WITH NEW AND MAGNIFICENT see merry
The Company comprises the following we'll
known artists
Mr.. Louis James, Miss Marie Wainwright
Mr.. Charles Walcot, Mrs Charles V alcot
Mr.. Harold F0rsberg, Mrs. Farren,
Mr.. +. l.. lIiton, Miss LIZZIE Hudson,
Mr.. Frank Roberts, LIE Petite Mccarthy,
Mr. Geo. W. Farren, Mr.. Joseph WiIks.
MONDAY, April 5-LAWRENCE BARRETT.
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LOCAL NEWS,

Amusemeslts, &C., Tonight
National T7.eater.-.'rhe Bankers Daughter"
Fbrd,s OpeTd H0tsse.-"Fairfax." Another of
BARLEY Campben's plays.
Tneate1' ConiQ,e.-'Sentenced to Death" and
varieties
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DELCDED CoLoRED CoLoSIsTs-A special dis
patch to the Cincinnati Enquirer from New
York, March 26, says:-The colony of Colored
folks from Helena, Ark, that passed through
Cincinnati yesterday arrived here to-day. only
to find that the bark Monrovia, On which they
had expected to sail for Liberia, is now on the
west coast of Africa and that they cannot get
passage before midsummer. They have not
money enough to tide them over until that
time. The agents Of the Monrovia say that they
had received no notice OF these persons com
ing,
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UDuring thunder storm at Foxburg, Pa
Saturday night, lightning struck and desT Dyed
a 10,000-barfel oil tank belonging to the Fox
Farm Pipe Line.
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THE SALVATION ARMY MAKING RELIGION
RIDICULoUs.-The salvation Army from Lon
don is making religion ridiculous In New York.
though these captains and ''Ieutenants" are
doubtless sincere enough. We do not object to
place, but it is no part of our religion to give
prominence to ignorance. We hold that persons
who have not mastered the use of the letter h
cannot possibly be called to proclaim Christ in
the streets. The reason Is that 1t requires only
a little force of character and conscientious in
dustry to learn this part of the alphabet; and
people who are so lazy and slovenly that they
be examples and voices of Observation-Disclosures
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from Jonah r. Taylor, purporting to be sent by
direction of a conference OF democrats In New
York, asking him if he would accept the nomt-
nation for President, and also his views as to
the lest man to nominate. lie will reply in
few davs
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"ALDERNBY DA1RY."-Fresh alderney cutter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward prints. 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
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HAPPILY SETTLED BY MATRIMONIAL Cincin-
natl Gazette special from Fort Wayne. March
rs, says:-An Interesting sensation is given to
the public by the city papers. Miss Emma Bart
lett, handsome and attractive young lady of
about 10, said to be member of wealthy and
aristocratic Chicago family, while visiting with
the nature Of the disease was fully understood
she was the mother of bouncing BOY. She
ascribed its parentage to Amos Collett a clerk
IN General Phil. sherfdan's Office at Chicago.
Collett was telegraphed for and came here In
mediately. He confessed being the father of
Miss Bartlett,s child and offered marriage as the
only reparatton in his power. This was ac-
cepted, and the couple will be married as soon
as Miss Bartlett is able to go to Chicago for that
purpose. Her relatives were notified of the &C
cident which had befallen her, and, while deeply
Inundated, put the best possible face on the
matter, especially in view OF Collects prompt
matrimonial offer.
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DEFAULT1NG CITY OFFICERS SENTENCED.-
Comptroller Leggett and Assistant Treasurer
Leeds, OF Elizabeth Nj, convicted of conspira l.
cy to defraud the city, have been sentenced
Leggett to seven years imprisonment and s., $50
fine, and Leeds to four years Imprisonment and
81 ono fine
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Two KILLED AND ONE MUTILATED.-Three
roustabouts, two colored and one white, were
sent into the wheel of the steamer Guiding STAR
at Cairo, ILL.,, Saturday, to diSentangle a line
when the pilot, unaware Of their position rang
for the engineer to start. The men were dashed
into the water by the wheel, the colored men
not rising again. The white man was rescued
alive, but horribly mutilated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

TnK was when people had TO suffer with
cold; now q bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures them.
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DRY GOODS.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.

1914 c2k yard wide) BIEACHED SHEETING,
2ec yard; L0NSDALE CAMBRIA, genuine. ll2sse
HAMS, laHc: Best PAPER CAMBRIC, Sc. GA
fs5 S6n sSpbr d l2te-Sery cheap Sx
CORSETS, in boxes, 25c. Beautiful PRINTS, &c.
andI Al SILK YELLING, l9c. BLACK CASH
ME- reanced from 81 to ssc. Beautiful button
ALL GOoDS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Entire
RRODHEAD & CO.'S OLD STAND,
mar27-3ts IaOJ = at NV.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at GAS r. m, and
extiDguished at 11:45 pm.
The Young Mems Christian Association held
meeting last night Qhe first OF a series) at the
Arlington Variety Theater, which was well
nlled with men and boys, who appeared TO take
a respectful interest in the services. Addresses
were made by DR.. Chickering, Mr.. Morse and
others. The proprietors have rendered the use
OF his theater every Sunday night for this pur-
pose.
Mr.. w. r. Speare. undertaken, left here last
evening for Boston, with the bodies of the late
Naval Constructor Isaiah HanScom and Mrs. S.
B. Harrison, both OF which are to be inferred at
Mount Auburn.
Mr.. A. L. Gregory brother of our well-known
tOwnsmeB E. II. and ii. ]. Gregory. while en-
gagged with his duties at the Treasury depart
ment On Friday last, was stricken with paraly-
sis and Is now lying in critical condition at
his home. on T street. Little hope is enter
tainpS of his recovery
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OPFfCBR,l
WASHINGTON. March e. 1880
For the middle Atlantic states clear or parity
cloudy weather, preceded near the coast oy
light snow, northerly winds, stationary or
higher temperature, rising barometer.
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TRY 6OODs AT Low PRICES.

TRY GOODS AT Low PRICES.
10 White sheeting. best makes. IS and 4oc.
Bright Plaids, 26c., Wooden.
Eull-wtdth Black Cashmere, so, 62Sc.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas Cheap
An-wool Bunting, full width, Is, usual price 3lL.
Plaid Muslins. l2H to 50c., old prices.
Best Silesias. 1216c.
We have the best Corset in this market-ssBoston
Comfort Corset" Children's Waist Oorsets an
sizes, same make See them and be convinced.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
mar23 IA Market Snace.
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WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer g
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
800 G ST., near 9th. F1rst-class In every respect
Prices moderate. Nv
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TNHIsIsT TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber.
q Wsshington CITY, hath ,a 8bts 9, %1,, from
hoIdina special Term for Orphans Court busl.
ness letters tsstsmentary On the personal estate OF
dscessed. an peEsons having claims agsinst the
eae With the vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers.
g or before the 9Th day Of March next: they
81 3he ssid esists. Given under my hand tSiS 81
Ssl2 nSx -s's' Ro1T. COHEN. in.
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IN ESTISi oNEAL BENEFIT
LITTLE EVA HEHDERS0N.

LITTLE EVA HENDERSON.
BY LITTLE EVA AND BTCksToNE ORA
MAT1O CLUB.
Recitation by EVA HENDERSON,
- FOR1 UNE'S FROLICS.
Characters by Little Eva and Young Amateurs of
ONE TOO MANY FOR HIM,
by ITALIAN CLUB
ODD FELLOWS HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL i.
Gen. and Mrs. sherman, Sec ANA Mrs. Ramsay.
Ms MIS- Ten. ,bicketts Sec andMrs. Thompson,
Justice andMrs; 81 Field. Col BENJAMIN,
Mrs. speaker aandal, Mrs Glen. Lander,
Mrs. Gen Siahln, Hon andNrs Newberry,
Judge and Mrs. Ferris, Gen. and Mrs. lie Due
And other members of the Irish Benefit Commit
tee Admission Soc, 75c., 81. Sold at Thonlpson's
Drug Store. 18th street. mar29- At
IyORD'S. EASTER WEEK Fatrfar,
WEEK OF MARCH 80
ABBEY'S N. Y. PARK THEATER COMPANY
Agnes Booth, Miss Sidney Coyeu
Mrs G. II. Gilbert, Nellie Whining
Joseph Il. Whiting Louis Barrett,
L. T. Knowles, W. J. Ferguson,
And others.
W. hartley CAMPBELLS LAST SUCCESS,
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny south
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny South
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny south
FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny south
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Reserved seats in Dress Circle for All, rs cts.
MONDAY EVENING, April 5-D'Oyly Cartes
London Opera Company in Gilbert aud Sulivans
PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
Sale Of seats will commence Thursday, April l.
mar29
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
SUPPER AT THE AGED woMENS' HOME.
y No. SO 81 st., Georgetown, D. c., for the
benefit of the rcas Society, MONDAY and TUES
DAY, March the 29th and 30th. Lunch TUESDAY
from - to 8. =
Supper 25 cents. mar27-2ts
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CITY ITEMS.
The Fireside Companion.

Sour Stomach and Heartburn
are signs OF a bilious attack. Quir&'S IRISH T'a
remedy all these. Price 25 cents
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1851 SYRINGE! 1881
I have just received my stock Of Spring
Clothing, consisting of fine Worsted and
Granite Cloth, in Prince Albert and also in
Getaway Goats and Vests, Cheviot and Cassi;
mere Suits, Light Colored Cashmere Suits,
Blue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits, in frock
and sack; WOrsted, Light and Dark Colored
Pants for dress and business. Also, very
large assortment of Boys and Chilaren's
Suits. The above are only part of goods re-
ceived. Want of space forbids mentioning
others. In selecting my stock this season
Ihave taken ample time, in order to get the
choicest goods that could be obtained, and
am satisfied that no one can End better as
sortment in the city. ! purchased these
goods at bottom prices, and can therefore
sell them at astonishing low prices. To be
convinced of the truth of this assertion, .
cordial invitation is extended to all to visit
my establishment.
A. sTRAUS,
THE POPULAR CLoTHIKR,
lOll Pennsylvania Avenue,
nar22 Between 10th and 18th streets.
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THE DAsHAwAYs met last night at TalImadge
Hall. Addresses were made by Mr.. Holloway,
president; Hon. r. b. Vance OF n. c., j. C. Lee,
Gen. Fl. A. Haywood OF Ind, A. Eagleston and
r. Reside. Little Stella Seymour sang the
"Drunkards Child" A number signed the
pp(cp
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Welles Health Re,aeaoer.n' Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
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tended challenge, open TO all, to place any
scale in competition with the Howe Standard
Scales Our challenge has not been accepted,
TO any other made They are the only scales
with protected bearings, and are superior to all
others for accuracy, SenSitiyeneSS durability
a1d finish. n F. 7. MAY & Co.
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EASTER SERVICES IN METHODIST CHURCHES.-
The Easter services at Mount Zion N. L. church
were OF very impressive character, consisting
OF Rotations, songs and symbol movements,
arranged for easter morning by the Rev. j. II.
vincent, DID,; the sunday school and congre-
gauon both taking part in the exercises. The
symOol movements, representing ChriSt's pro-
phetic office, His priestiy Office death and grief,
and resurrection. and the arrangement OF the
moral offerings OF the classes on the cross were
a2d hibbs; the music G. E. W. Sharretts Choir
User, and Miss Addie N. Beaman, organist Re-
citatlons, pastor and superintendent, aided by
one conversion after the sermon last MONT by
the pastor. and two persons joined the church.
In Ryland NJ. E. Chapel yesterday very in
tereSting Easter services were held an Unusual
circumstance In this church. There was excel
lent music and appropriate devotional exercises
by the large assemblage present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

NOVELTIES IN BOYS AND CRILDREN's CLOTHING
suitable for spring wear, unsurpassed as 10
Workmanship, style and finish, at the Boys
Clothing House of u. Robinson s. Co., 500 Penn
Sylyania avenue.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-Sold by r. A. Col
den, agent.-a00 shad from S25 TO $50 per 100;
rs 900 behring's from $40 to S12 per 1000; 400
punches rock and perch, from 90 TO IS cents per
bunch,
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MARE NO ENGAGEMENT

MIR. JEROME HOPKINS
vi ONLY TWO LECTURE CONCERTS,
MONDAY, 29th with Piano soloe), at O'clock, at
Metropolitan NJ K. Church, Az st and WEDNES-
DAY, 3lst with Organ, EVENING, at Calvary
Baptist church. 8th and H. Tickets at Metzerott's
Music Store and at the doors. mar26-3ts
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j. T. CoLDwELL will sell at auction tomorrow
afternoon. at O'Clock, neat two-Story brick
dwelling, No. 9l6 10th street northwest. This
property being tn tirst-class neighborhood, in
close proximity TO the market and departments
and convenient to the street cars, offers hne
opportunity 10 purchase small residence at
moderate nrice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

TEE /. o. o. F. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
The 61st anniversary OF the order of odd Eel
lows will be celebrated here on Monday, April
10th, by the Uniform Patriarchs. The battalion
Young to join with them in the celebration or
the day, and the invitation has been accepted
The program is as follows: Parade at O'Clock
in the afternoon: banquet TO the Baltimore drill
association and visitors at the National Hotel at
O'Clock: ball at Odd Fellows Hall, commencing
of O OcI0pk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

THE readers of THE STAR would do well to at
tend sale OF valuable lots on St, bet. 18th and
14th SITS. NV, advertised by Jno. Keyworth,
trustee, Duncanson Bros. aucts. Sale to take
place TOMORROW at o'clock pm, In front of
the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

THE SALE OF FURNITURE advertised by Wal
ter b. Williams & Co.. auctiOneerS, TO take place
at No. 1923 18th street northwest, has been
withdrawn, and goods removed to their store for
convenience of sale, to be sold tomorrow in
front OF their auction rooms, at 10 o'clock am. /
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-02-04
The DisconsOlate Empress.

The x-Empress Eugene, it appears, has
persisted, in spite of all opposition, in her
intention OF retraclng her sons steps
during the last yea: OF his life. She sails
In February In the same steamer which
took HIM to Zululand, occupies his cabin,
uses his horses and carriage on landing.
lodges IN his apartments at Natal, and
hnally follows his route to the brush, there
10 knePl and plant cross ON the spot
where the brave lad was so saVagely done
to death. The class in England and France
who are always reused to as blind fury by
the mention OF Benaparte as bull by q
rcd flag, still find it impossible to dsassoci.
ate this widowed childIess, aged woman
trom the spoiiSd beauty of the Second En-.
pre-, and loudly denounce the whole Jour
ney as " sham grief, ga bit of STACEY posing
tor popular effect" Surely there is no
longer any need of this vulgar personal
abuse 10 sustain the cause of liberty in
France, or England, or anywhere else.
When II pursues this woman. Just now, it is
what Whitman would call barbaric yawp
In the most vehement Republican. Eu.
genie had her day Of triumph. supreme in
beauty and power. She enjoyed it, and
abused 1t perhaps hut no more than apy
woman Of mediocre intellect, bigoted preiu.
dlces, and narrow, strong affections would
have done. The beauty and the power are
gone; her last ambition and hope died with
her son. No man has anything to fear from
her; why not. then, leave hor alone in her
grief? Her loss and sorrow have been
great as was her triumph, and, to be just
she has borne them with humility and =
patience befitting nober nature than
hers. Not word of reproach from her
was added to the weight which the coward
Carey had to bear This journey to the
other end of the world, only to kneel where
her son died, is u fond and very foolish
fancy, perhaps: but not unnatural in a
woman who has nothing left but her lost
boy to think of, and who unfortunately,
probably, for herself), uRlike the majority
OF mourning mothers, can afford both timo
and money to make him alive to her a
little longer by such expedionts as this
Nobody need envy her this luxury of grief.
1t she were poor washerwoman with a
dozen other children to feed, she would
have learned by this time to think of her
boy with a checrfuller, more healthy regret.
But as it is, her worst enemy should have
the decsncy not to make party cry of her
grief, but at least to pass by on the other
side IN silence and leave her to morn her
dead as seems best to her.-N. Y. Tribune.
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SMYRNA WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FEBRUARY A. $780,

from my chair, and silently slid the sash
up as high as it would go.
Are you there dear Charlie % | asked
in low voice.
3" Yes was the reply, and his head
appeared on a level with the window.sill
q" got on this hogshead, and now | can
lift you out easily. Is that dog shut up
safely?"
" He is" replied, land now help me
out Be careful. That hogshead is full OF
water, and the cover is weak-O, gracious p
My admenation came too late. Our COM
blned weight was too much for the cover
it gave way, and in we both went up to our
neckS in water,
Just as expected" said Charlie, climb.
ing out.
You're bruter' | returned. Lift
me out of this"
lie did so, and at the very moment
was deposited on the ground, pa, and the
dog Towser, appeared on the scene.
There's that dog!" cried my lover, and
he disappeared over the garden.fence in n
twinkling.
What means this ?" asked my cruel
father.
| made nc reply; but pushing past him
l entered the house, ran up to my room
and had "a nice long cry. | would never
see Charlie again, and he married a widow
with five. children Poor fellow / pity
him
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SMYRNA, Jan. 25th, 1880.

HEALTH OF ALL THINGS THE Mosr IMPORT.
ANT.--Suticisnt inn ortance is seldom attach
ed to the fact, that oxygen is the great
element by means of which the blood is
purified and freed from the deposits Of
carbonacsOus matters. The dark vepous
blood comes to the lungs loaded with i'm.
purites and it depends upon the amount
OF oxygen taken into the lungs, whether
the carbonaceous matter shall be eliminated
from the system, or returned in its impure
state to breed disease in the organs and
tissus which it is its duty to nourish.
When the system is afflicted with disease
owing to deficient nourishment toxvgeA)
there is no reasonable treatment, but A
supply OF that element by which the blood
is purified, thus enabling it to effectually
do its labor of sustaining and nourishine
the SYSTEM. Under the influence of the
influence of the natural per cent of oxygen
taken into the lungs, the blood takes UP
the required amount to change it from a
dark crimson to a bright red carrying with
1t to every organ and tissue new install
mont of vigor and life The increased
vigor is speedily felt in every digestive
organ enabling these parts of human econ
omy to carry on the work of elimination
and assimilation as nature designed.
Its beneficial effects can be especially
noticed in all troubles of the nasal passages,
throat and lungs. The system weakened
from whatever cause, is naturally strength
ened and enabled to resist the evil bv
purifying the blood with full supply of
oxygen. Every reflective mind should invest.
igate the principles of the Boswell Heater,
improved and manufactured by n. r. I'm
derwood, and secure a mode Of warming
apartments with hsalthful heat hereto.
fore unknown.