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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21
THE Courts
COURT IN GENERAL TERM,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
IO-oay. FOX agt. Davidson; opinion by Judge
Wylie affirming decree below holding that the
trust deed is involved against creditors. J4f-
fray ct al agt. Grant ct al; decree affirmed.
Ferry Ferry ct tai al. agt Langley ct al; opinion oy
fifth; opinion by Judge Hagner constituting AMI
modifying decree below.
To-day, Central National Bank agt. zantzln-
ct al; verdict for plaintiffs $780, Gleason agt.
Townsend, do.-Sl50. Pikos agt. Davis: ildy-
meht On verdict Frank agt. Ahner; plInuf
e GdGa,,i ana Judgment. anited States use OF
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Mac rth,1.
Saturday, Naglte agt. Belt L Hall; demurrer
oVelluled with leave to plead. Martha ayr.
Bundy msmdamns refused. Nicholas, Com
twenty days to plead. Atkins agt. Fitzgerald
judgment vacated; twenty days to plead.
Rlley agt, ou sullivan: Judgment grantee.
judgment overrued; twenty days to plead.
Hoffman agt. Wood; proceedings before mag.
Etrate 4uashed.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Wg,ie.
To-day, Perry ACT. Wall; pro co fesso vacated
ser agt. Beam and button agt. Lewis; appear
ances ordered Keyser agt- Beam and Diehl
agt. Gross; pro contesso agt. certain defendants.
Wise agt. Sigourney; receiver ordered. Conkie
agt. Scaggs; demurrer sustained and bill dis
missed as TO Infants property,
POLICE CQURT-JudCfe Shell
SaIuTuay, Leopold BLOCK, threats OF violence
against Simon Joseph; personal bonds to keep
the peace. Also charged with profanity; s. or
ntteen days. Proctor Graceland. colored, was
charged with asSault1ng VIM. Ward, who testi-
fed that Graceland came TO his house. aud af-
Ter having some words With witness and Wit
ness wife, witness ordered him out, when he
picked up an axe and struck witness over the
arm With 1t, lnjuring his arm so badly that the
doctor did not know whether 1t was broken or
not The defendant took the stand and denied
having made any assault on Ward, and put
Walds wife On the stand to corrobOrate his
statement Mrs. Ward stated that her husband
Is jealous OF her. aud that Graceland did not
hurt her husbands arm, for she did it by strik-
ing him with brick. The case was dismissed.
Thomas Omen, assault with intent TO kill Jas.
Grady; grand jury-Oonds $500. Ida Taylor,
larceny Of $: IS or fifteen days. Richard NJ.
Courtney, threats to Richard Middleton con-
tlnued. Robert Srnallwood assault on Anuie
WilsoD; $40 or thirty days. Richard Contee,
assault: continued. Edward Murry, larceny
OF silver watch from James Harden; restitu
tion ordered. Clark Brown, assault and bat
terry with intent to kill Henry Roberts; grand
jury-bOnds $500. Robert Montgomery, loud
and bOisterous; S. or Is days. John Conner,
vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Jas. Thompson
and JAS Bowers. do. do. Club Jackson, pro-
family; IS or days. Sheckel Downs, vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days. Jno. O'Halloran, profanity;
IS or I days. Henry Lancaster, Vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days. Mary Dudley, profanity SIS
or days John w. PistOriO, charged with
threats to his wife Lizzie NJ. PistOrio; personal
ponds to keep the peace for six months
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RANCE OF rHB THERMOMETER
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c, Tonight.

Fr~d's Opera HO'Lse .-JOhn s. Clarke as "Dr
Pargloss' and Timothy Toodles"
National fteater.-Rice's Surprise Party In
rHCrICrs.
TuUmadge HdH.-Prot. Carpenter, the mes
mprfSr.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Vim
LoeWenthal and Sarah Dreifus: Thos A. Bones.
OF Racine, Wis, and Marietta NJ. Parker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21

WILL SELL tomorrow only walnut wall pock-
els for 10 CENTS covered dishes. 81 cents; S-plut
tea and cof1ee pots, IA cents-at AugeDsJein'S
west.
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FAREWELL SERMOE.-Dr. j. r. Murray pastor
1or the last five years OF the Congress street NJ.
i. church, preached his farewell sermon to his
congregation last night, taking as his text Mark
XVI, S: ''She hath done what she could" At the
close OF the sermon DR.. Murray referred with
great feeling 20 the pleasant relations which
had existed between him and his people during
his pastorate, saying that he should always
cherish the ktndliest memories Of them. Dur
Ing the day the Sunday-school classes OF Mrs,
ana MISS Murray preSented to them handsome
mementoes OF their affection, and on Friday
evening the members Of the church spent So
clai evening with the pastor and his family.
TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY.-The annual de-
bate by the students OF Georgetown College for
the Merrick medal takes place May 8. the SUBJ
Ject chosen is, '.Is IL eXpedlent In the Commerce
OF the United States with foreign nations, to
impose tariff for revenue only :" Messrs d
A. Shannahan and A. c. Wright of the class of
So, maintain the affirmative. and Messrs, w. A,
Lackey and w. NJ. Wilson, OF the class of 81
the negative.
TIE CANAL--Water was drawn of this level
OF the canal Saturday night, and will probably
remain OH for repairs for about ten DAYS when
1t Is hoped navigation VIII be opened All along
the line.
PBRsoNAL--Dr j. II. Yarnall, who took tina
prize OF $50 at the late commencement OF the
Columbian Medical College. is tue only son of
the late Professor Yarnail, OF the Naval Ob,er-
vatory, ana wellknown citizen OF this place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21

y VICTIM OF WHIsEY.-A young white man,
named VIM. II. Charlton, was charged ia the
romeo Court this morning with petit larceny.
ne pleaded guilty, and said: "Your honor. am
before your honor dozen times. and YOU know
nhat prlngs. me here-it is whiSky-buC with
me grace OF God 1t viii bring me here no more
al anu nope your honOr Will let me go this time :"
The judge remarked that he WoIlId give MIN
occasion 10 remember his resolution 6y tmpos-
Ing me OF SO or 30 DAYS In ipfl = -
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The " Gather.

The Weather.
OYYfcs OF The CHIP SIGNAL OFYICKR,(
WASHINGTON. D. O., Mar. 81, 1851. $50 a 10. I
For the middle states, generally fair weather
westerly yeerfng 10 northrriy Winds stationary
or lower temperature, high barometer In the
northern part.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the tner-
nnometer at the signal ONCE during the day.
g. N 1872; II a H., Al: p. m. 50s Maxi
nun s0o; minimum. IS.
Yesterday Sunday. March 2Oth. the ther
mometer at the Signal Office, In this city, stood
as follows: ! am, $50; IL am. SO: pm.
5fo: p.m.. SOC: pm. 45o; IL pm, 40.
Maximum, $50; minimum. 40
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ID ECEIVED DAILY.
CHOICE SIALL-FED BEEF,
PHiLADELpHIA <oUAKS. nEPOss.
CHICKENS AND TUhKRYH,
GAME, Fish, OYSTERS, AND
EARLY VEGETABLES.
AT raz
BOETOR M4REET,
LEON SCHEI.Es 4 Co.,
feb9 l7l8 PennsyIvansA svsnee.
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THE WILLARD HOTEL LoTrEKY.-This scheme
offers an array OF prizes TO be disposed Of by
lot 18th. April next. This Is authorized by law
and is under the management OF dtsinterested
commissioners appointed by the legislature OF
Kentucky. AS the dra wing takes place April T.
parties desiring tickets will have to order at
once.
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AMUSEME NTS.

NATIONAL THsATEa
,,.,. - MONDAY. Mae
fN hfNt ENENlNS. MtBH. ~EkY AND BAT.
IhDAl ATfNE.~
tNpIABIF ENGAGFNENr
lhE BRILL ANI- ~ RURLESoUE.
,,-.,, RtCs SURPRISE PhRTf
WIN ~ NeAlth II Attractive Artteks DR-v1fnr
re- es. GORGEOUS G-cUplu<s. - .pdIs Srcna-x
kticdious Music ard n amor - sits NA''
.-.. ... 40 Pkppi 4, a.
FIRE SH FROM rllEIR CnN I\rprrS rprrp M,
1ktt NPf.. -
Monday and Tuesday Nishts ana Wednesday Mai
tsOH HaN>.
Wednesday an H--.isy Nights.
ktSEG~.
Frifav Night Eud at irtay Matinee
BABES IN GuE WOOD.
Saturday ri Fare NIL A - 3earanca
tttItW agsIa.
Nor DAY, March - -tsAk<CR 49, MINSTREL
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Choking, Pu.rid. Irritating Mucous
Di,Iodsed.
Membrane Stimulated, ue0used,
DisinfectPd. SOOfhed
ana Healed.
Breath Swesteuea, Smell. Taste and
Hesi ing Restored. Constitutional
Ravases Checked.
Relief instantaneous Care Rap!g.
Radical. Permanent.
DIR. Sanford's Remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21

INCoLN HALL CosCERT.

L INCOLN HALL CONCERT.
THURSDAY. RICH - 1881.
GrHnd v cal n q fI-trumshra concert, given hV
u" sci ueidsr Brn'b' r. ami No sIsur kubert, the
E'et' European artists. arsis Icy Miss Eva Mile,
W - lngton faVo lite pr ma 4 n1a. and Professor
Wlt1sm Wsld1cker. tn yOnug iz'sn al pianist
ADHESION 20 ceutr. h-eerN,,l seats. 81 Tickets
10 he had at the door and IT Nrtz-rot's and R,iss
MDsic ttofes, and at Thou ISoi's aud MtlburDs
80 GOLD METAL WILL BE GIVEN TO THE
Gel test thut st the vi L. HARRY RIFLE
AND PISTOL GALLERY, M 4o5 Pennsylvsni&
nue. northwest. mar2l 2ts
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DECISION IN WILL CASs.-TO day In the
Court Ia General Term, the case of Ferry ct al.
agt. Langley ct al. was decided, Judge James
delivering the opinion OF the court. This was
SUIT 10 Which construction OF the will OF the
late Joseph Edwards was involved. The tesla
tor bequeathed certain property 10 Eliza Ferry
and Mary Langley, Jointly in trust for their
CHILDREN, and the question now Is whether tn )
PIT &c is TO lie DIVIDED equally between the Js o
NY ard Two In the other-or whether each indl.
vldual child Is TO have share, one-eleventh.
The court holds that the intention OF the TESLA
tor was divide the property as to groups and
directed decree. The Ferrys viii therefore
each have one eighteenth interest and the
Langley's each one.fourth In the property in
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21

The SAINT GEORGES SOCIETY OF this city held
tnelr annual meeting at their hall or tth
street northwest, Saturday night, when tne
old offlcerS were unanimously reelected 10
their respective positions for the ensuing wear
The officers and members at the close OF bnsI
ness were Invited by the president, George
Francis Dawson, esq, 10 Faoer's, where an
agreeable time was spent In discussing the
CehcacieS OF the season. after which TO ass and
speeches, inrersper5ed with old .rashionei
songs, were in order until the near approach
OF the wee Sma' hours warned the company ,T
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Amusenienrs. &c.

FoRDS OPERA H0UsE.-JOnn s. Clarke, the
accomplished comedian, Will open his engage
ment at FoId's tonight, appearing IN two
plays. He Will be ''Dr. Pangloss' in THE Heir
He will be strongly supported. In his company
are w. 81. Vernon. Miss Rose Wood Mrs. F ar
rem, and Emma Vaders.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Rice'S Surprise Party.
the most brilliant burlesQue company IN the
country, will be at the National this week To-
night, tomorrow night, and at Wednesday
matinee Horrors" will be given.
THE RIhK.-There viii pe game Of rink
handy between a Washington and Baltimore
team at the Rink this evening"
TALLMADGR HALL-Prof. Carpenter Will con-
unue TO give at Tallmadge Hail this week his
wonderful exhibition OF meSmerism
GoUGH.-NeXt Monday evening John b.
Cough Will deliver at Lincoln Hall "a New
Tenn eraEce Lecture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON INAUGURAL
CEREMONIES, MARCH 4, 1881,
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK BUILDING.
WASHINGTON ID. c., March Is, 1851.
DEAR SIR Enclosed please find treasurer's
check No. -, on Citizens National Bank OF
Washington City, for -, the same being the
amount OF subscription to inaugural fund
credited 10 you on the books of the committee,
the receipts from other sources having been
amply sufficient TO meet all expenses.
Please accept our thanks for the nberality
and pubic spirit manifested by your timely
subscription, the moral effect OF which was to
assure our success from the start.
Respectfully, j. w. THOMPSON,
Chairman
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AT HOWARD's-
- pounds Grsnustsa Sugar. best quality. for g. g
lUk " Coffee "A" 1.W
IL Light Brown " Lee
Imperial and Oolong Tea, per h.. ........... &C
Gunpowder Tea, very choice. per lb...... SO. 80
Old Government Java Coffee, per ID .......... 2S
Lasuayra Coffee choice. per Id ............... Is
Very best Rio Coffee, per ID ........,........ Is
Minnesota Patent Process Flour. per sack. 226
Choice virginia Family Flour. per sSck...... Its
Extra ...... 1.50
Sweet Catawba Wine, Per sal, .....-....... Leo
Don Carlo Sherry, rich and fruity, per gall. q 80
california Brandy, equal to imported -. -. SOC
Bye Whisky, direct from disdllery, five years
-, p-u- xU
Old Imperial Cabinet Whisky. per gall. 4 90
OldsTopaz Sherry, Per ssu................... 3 80
Dun Gordon Pale Sherry......................4 10
Siermsn Mustard, per gan ....... ............. 50
Very choice Porto Rice Molassee, per gall -. 40
And all other articles usually Kept in q hrst-class
establishment 1t correspondingly low figures. at
HOWARD'o,
Ytk ana Il streets northwest.
Il. B.-Telephonic CONNECTIONS. ,aaI9-3m
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a BUILDING ASSOCIATION CASE DECISION
Today. IL the Court In General Term, Caief
Justice Cartier delivered the opinion OF the
couIt IL the case OF the Capitol Hill Butidi0 :
association against Hilton. the Chief justice
unmarked that II the stockholders had muJu ally
aeieeo on certain rules which were not against
pnCnc policy they had right TO do so, but this
,n 90 R I the question here. Hilton was not a
nien ~ OF The association, but purchased a
EEab'. "a property on which there was an In
oe1te9hSss OF 8, 500. ami the assoclatton as
60 - 70 Sftoit him with bali what he paid
gay 90, 1he o ner To soe party In Che asso
Cia'lon iol d C.Itan purpose. Now tina short
est way cut or tniS las Hilton was nnr mSrn
per OF ine aseoelatlon, but a deo5or1 was to
IleaS hIHl as DEBTOR and charge hin with Il
Ier cent Interest on the deferred n,v,nsnt
They saw In THIS the nigh road 70 eaulty- AM
would order decree accordingly. al"
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II. 81. :.
Third Auditors Office by Z. ". ReiehtIy - os.
SECOND Comntro,er,s ottice nv W We 80 -.
IoIou oouip oief oiilce' py ". W. Upton, s.;
CAieea states Ireasurers ONCE. by Jas. Gildl-
Ian. s101; Commissioner OF Customs, BY James
Gillian, s32 Supervising Architects OH ,e. by
Printing, o. Ii. Irish, 500; Post Office deoart
Inent, Gen. j. G. Brady, 1858. Is: sixth Auntor;s
Office, d. NJ. McGraw. $3.50: Adiufant GaneT4I,S
Office, War department. 500 50. Ouartarm lstar
Generals of1ice. War department. s25. CHER
Engineers ONCE, War department. So 80: Da.
department, j. w. Hogg. $3.50, 50: State denarf.
ment, Sevellon A. Brown. s69. sSr,cui tnr al
DEPARTMENT. Gen. F, a CsrHa,n go. $3.50 70 nt
Office building ART table Mtss a r Potioat ia.
CITY Post once. Thomas 1. Tuiiock s59S. f ~
trict OF Columbia Office. r p Dntya s:ai "a 40,
Ebbitt House G.. G. Wtliard sISo. In%.rio,
Hotel ]. s. Pierce $40. Metronntan Of ra,f rafI
road W. W. Moore Sl30. Washin%ron CO..
Georgetown railr3Ad Henry Hurt xalI. noIIac
tions by Major Gearpe Al TocExoon' 90 soo.
WASHINGTON CIV Gas Jight 1,omneny e. OSO.
Hon. L. p. Morton. s5o0. John W Thn,n = ,sop'
$500: Norris Peters 1900. R,oys & "a sl5o. T
Husell. col, $3.50: James GI1fiian Sion. q aor1e
Ryneai. 500: r. IL Warner 3IO0. ~ A NtIIar21
800; j. j. AsJor. NY, 800: A L. Barhour & O.
500; b. ii. Bartol. PhIla.. 300: A. II. Brown
500; j. o. r. Burnside, 500; j. w Boteler m
$50, a. Brown. 500; D. Is. Anger 500: easb '
Emery, 800; E. x. Jonnson. sInD: can. r r.
Schemes. 500: Lewis Johnson T. 20 sI0a. p ~ !.
Ingersoll 800; Middleton a. Co sIoo. Edvaeri
Norton. 800; j. f. Olmstead. sion. w ! Rnose
s1CO; Thomas SoineryilIe, 500: Georre Trnes.
Corcoran. $500 Henry CleWs Co nv W. s,H NJ:
A M Clam sio5. I A 7 Cresweii :,an.' q S'V q,
CoIbin sfGn' n u Cnoke If = ~ sfo0 Ios -, ~,
nrnt sfo0. II II 6odre sion. Ke.cS.n, pniSa
SEQ: Leonard WhitneS. 500: Vale - Mt mar
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ELOHIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES, OApONs FROM PRILA.
DELpdTA.
ALSO. PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUB
KEYS.
EXTRA BOAST BEEF. CANVASS BACK. Rel
HEAD, QUAIL. GROUSE, Ere.
At TBs
PALACE MARKET,
Cor. Hath and New York ave-
FRANK J. TIBBETH. jxnIf
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-05
TRAVELING MEMS REUNION.

Committees to Arrange For Great Gath
ering at Lake Minnetonka July ed and
4th Next.
The North western Travellers association last year
naugurated in q small way tho practice Of meeting
at some point during the summer months for So
cisl reunion. At the ion last year 1t voted
Minnesota, the place and time to be fixed by the 10
cal members of the association
Yesterday some twenty or thirty Of the fraternity
residing in st. Paul aud Minneapolis met in one O
tbs second floor parlors of The Merchants hotel to
point the necessary committees for preparing for
the event and to decide upon the time and place
holding the 'eunlou.
The meeting organized by calling Mr.. O.
Bailey to preside and electing j. +. Broderick
secretary.
neral interchange of views followed, resulting
in usited expression of determination to make
the coming reunion in every way credtabls to the
cities OF st. Paul and Mnneapo is aud The State of
Minnesota, we as the represe lives Of the
cation living r the State, after which 80 following
Committees were al pointed:
Arr>ngameLts-J F. Broder k, J. W. Burdick,
J Il Tarb Z, o. P. Hawk, g. G. b. Thurston and
Mcdonald, st Paul; q. l. DeL.ittre W. G.
C",b't, R. M. Russell and George E. Jones, Mime
apolis.
Invitations and Printng-D. H.avensr and
Grargsr, st. Paul. d. b Baldwin and ed
ward Mansfield, MINI eapois.
Finsnce-A. o. B.ile,. D. B Finch. George Free
uan aud B. Tabax ST. Paul: Mr.. Scrbner
Frank Ozark aud D. /. Carter, Minnea OILS
H. ceituu q. Finch, A. o. tailsy, Warren
ger ;. P. R,wlius, D. Heivener, Georg
l.. mack, 8. De Camp and H d Ske ton, ~.
Paul; J; Mco Id, G; L D. la tire, X N Rn,
sell, J. Newbur., :. Bills E. ". HUBBARD.
John Lea h, M. O.. McCul!u and j Har'i-
minneapolis
Tramp ,rIaunn-C. B. Thurstou and J II. Bur
II. st Paul; G. W Moore, Min eapol 6, aud T. q
Quiue,, WiuVna.
Amus"meu,s-J. W Bnrdick, E D X. RAJ dsl
W. Cooper aud Jules Hanback,, st Paul;
HolbroUk and J. A. Leach, MIMI apolis.
1t wss thea de,ir to hold tue reunion at Lake
Mmuetonsa tn, ~ nd 9Th of Juy, Saturday aG
Louday dsic rece we'd promise very large a.
~ dsu'e Of mAm rs OF the association, which has
representatives. in n parts of ths Country.
After passing q resolution Of tha.ks to Col Allen
for uss Of the room in which to MEET, adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-05
Rescued from Death.

The following statement from William j.
Coughlin, of Sommerville, Mass, is so remark
able that we beg to ask for it the attention of
our readers. He says: Gin the fall of 1876 !
was taken with violent bleeding Of the lungs
followed by severe cough. soon began to
lose my appetite and flesh. I was so weak at
one time that / could not leave my bed. In
the summer of 1877 was admitted to the city
hospital. While there the doctors said had a
hole in my left lung as big as half dollar. !
expended over hundred dollars in doctors and
medicines. / was so far gone at one time q
report went around that was dead. gave up
hope, but friend told me of DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. l laughed at my
friends, thinking that my case was incurable,
but got bottle to satisfy them, when to my
surprise and qualification, commenced to feel
better. My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and to-day feel in better spirits than / have
the past three years.
l write this hoping you will publish it, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced TO take Dr. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs, and be convinced that consump-
ton can be cured. have taken two bottles
and can positively say that it has done more
good than all the other medicines have taken
since my sickness. My cough has almost en-.
tirely disappeared and shall soon be able to
go to work. Sold by all druggists.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-05
INTERNAL UNITY.
Beecher Creates a Genuine Sensation
Among tho Plymouth Church COngrega-

Beechor Creates a Genuine Sensation
Among tho Plymouth Church COngrega-
ton.
NEW YORK, April A deep hush fell upon Ply
mouth church and every was strained when
Beecher said he would relate incident which he
had never spoken of before. He remarked, playful
ly, he would now tell 1t confdentially. "There came
to me-" said he, ga member of Plymouth church,
the mother of young woman, VIII said her daugh-
ter had become fascinated With Roman worship and
wanted to unite with that church" 4 said to her,
sell your child to wait year, until her mind
ard Judgment are settled and If at the end OF that
time she shall ID that The is drawn nesrtr to God
md to heaven through that church, let her and
We wi take her by the hand and lead her TO The
door" At the and of the year she still Iious
to enter that church aud sat down aud wrote let
er to an honored Cath l'c pastor OF this city and
said: "rbis lamb has found greener pastures in
your fields than in mine " She joined the Catholic
chm CHI aud is to-day happy Christian girl IN that
@ rpmu ion Any couli have hearda pm drop
white Beecher to ling this, and there what is
generally cal q sensation, He ADDED: II would
90 it agai IL 1t necessary, for when speak of
unity Of all that believe in the ord Jesus Christ, |
mean ii. don't believe external unity, believe
IN internal unity :" In this connection the preacher
$50 said: 81 would rather ride In the most ragged
thiId-class that put on rail If it would
take me NEARER home. than in the most luxurious
parlor car that ever bulls, If 1t would t=ke me
farther from home"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-05
Piles.

Piles are frequently preceaed by sense of
weight in the back, loins and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of The kidneys or neigh
boring organs. At times symptoms of in
digestion are present, as flatulency, uneasiness
of the stomach, etc. A moisture like pers-
piration, producing very dsagreeable itch.
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, is very common attendant.
Internal, external and itching piles
Weld at once on The application of
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the Tumors, allaying the intense itching and
effecting permanent cure where all other
remedies have failed. Do not delay until the
drain on the system produces permanent disa-
bility, but try it and be cured. Price so cents.
Ask your druggist for it, and when you can
not obtain it of him, we will send il, prepaid,
on receipt of price. Address The Dr.. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio.