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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-The following buH-
ness was by supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No 22l.-Joseph swan, panun IN error a1 q n ArthtI
Herman keitInat III pialnuHs
IN error A. Arthur COlcctor, elc-f@sou 70 DC AZ
pusd " case
No 2i5 Mechanics and Traders insurance Company
Kiger ct Al: IN error 10 Inc CIR
cuii Court for the District OF
suhmitted by THONGS aun error aud Joseph
r. HOrner aud Thomas j. 5emtnes Tor defend
Nos 2i8 and 2l7-E. T. Bondtrant. executrI etc plain
TIFF In error appellant az FRANK WSt'On ia error 70
and appeal IRON supreme Court OF L1uaana suDnsd
py - Walker plantn In error and appellant ann r. l.
w. fol deienaant In error ann hPpsce
No yI8-Eizs Davis. widow. etc. Appellant. aHt Myra
Clark appeal from the Circuit Court tbe Oneo
for tho Louisiana argument begun ny j. ~
Eouss for appellants and Continued by j. D. WHITAKER Tor
22o-Tbc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company plain
M in error agt George w. KocGu, adminsusor ete con-
Ma 7ss and 1928 arc TO heard wish No. go when the
latter reached.
Aalourned untl o-moTrow a. noon
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 27.-ln the Court Oh appears
o. oav- nre.ent. the Hon Charles J. Folger c. J and
assonates the following pnsiness transacted:
No 2s-sooue agt Citizens Savings Bank argument
~ ~ W,aa L. slater another, administrator
sc r.snopdents agt Hugh J. Jewctt receivsr ee appel
ant gued ny John o. Muuutn i"h "pPN"~
Gluck respondents. .,.,....,o- o,- rasnondent
asa iohn Martin execulorA etc. 40 nn
a1ed by Charles A. Jackson fer appellants ahu w. iD'
NO 3i-MaTiou Holyoko. ezecurx, ETC.. appsnd a.
gued sy Edward CowIes Tor appellant anu noff''' " "
Inc dsy Calendar OF the Court of Appeals ior "a 1
january n 1881 is as Nos 6S co. w. 10 ~ ~
"a aud 10.
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Arttiou Sales OF Real Gsiaic.
MORRIS wilkins, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BEOADVAY AND F1FTH.AVE. PROP
EuTf AT AUCTION
+. IT. LUDLOW y 90 viii sci Al auc ion at the FN'.ance
SaesFOp No. III Broadway Crrimty building. New York
at T. 0'c.nck. THUR iAT. trutuaIy 3. l-7it -
BROADWAY AND THIRTY i.iFH Ili-~i -Nos 1.;'',
J.. ga. j |. ~ aud 800 bfo4dwty. and No ~ West
thput $50 feet The ltIti j. ~ the I'M Z
iIoIdWIy. THIS lrdpt VIII be- offered
$40 uuu and sold NJ, tghc-t 81 d'r hat
FIFTHANI. -~1uthwt-t corner l-G,ist; iNs I'm. ofa.
9glIXl.O feet This property wall Dc sold 20 the highest
loo
FiFEI.ANE.-IIst side three lots. with buildings 7jN
10 feet 2Lll L,ih 81 l-7t,t 10 Dc aOd L.
the hil hest bidGCr over f.l,O1
Map and r,ntr parucIrsa the Office Of the auctouccrs
~. ) PiLc st.
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Gin Rtal GsInte for safe

REEKMAN-ST.-A valuable corner for sale,
- 25XiOo. rutland WHITING. . BeeNma-st.
FOR SALE.-A whole front, below 46th-St.,
l. Sidc the attention OF cipita-tA l. II.
HOLME~. ~ C0ranllsL, room Jd.
IGOR SALE.-Ncry valuable property, near
the stock EVcnangr. will De sid low 10 close an
tate. Address BOX i.S3J. Posi- OiicA
LIRST-CLASS brOwn-sfOne residonre-LOt,
@UxlO0; perfect orIr buiers pantry biick c1tcn
nrst AMI alt iesi loo tOns In The
plumbing and perfect free from all uuso Of elevated
iarrais Apply print to r. IL. LUDLOW ~ Co., No
Piuc-st. Or No. .l3J BTO4lGIy.
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Baukruut NctIrts.

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF LIE
bNuNITED STATES for the Southern Dtssrlct o. New
Yort' In The matter Of WILLIS KNowLToS' bahkrapss
In Bankruptcy. -, ,. an
Al the City New York the Lwsoy c o ~ ana.ent
menf as assinee the estate and sssI o. WILLS h
a. on the Sixth DAY Of April A 1871 aeedxed spaks
riot on his own pecn BY tn District CouIt u inc o''o
1Ps ~ lar he IA southern lstftct ot Sew.I0rk
States luz eHe sA HORACE n. SMITH. Assignee.
TN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED j.: III y
1 ct ar ~ for the SOUTHERN DIS fRICr@ dhW,rShh-
% iha natter v WILLIS KNoWLTON. bankrupt ~ bank
rnnisv sou nern District OF Nevfork, sss Inc nnaoe,
@ the ASST bankruptcy ~ the estate AMI rnectso L
WILLIS KNUNLToN. the krnpt Soove nssio n1f ~
;,sa etiea that the 10Th day "a 1851
=, eock r the aftarnoon the stereheuse OIL Charies
par ridge Nos 2i5 3l7 West S6list IN tns Gay ~
NsS yak he will pub Nc auction oe1tAla pefronAa
property belonging the ~stat 81 the said asns
n q ri poods anc uAtcras ana ufmi
gery particulars Vt which CA oe Sse.
tIined by inquiry OF tho uudsIsHhrc ~ M Ian
Prosawsy u the City Of YctkDsted New er~' JAZZ
~ 1851. - a. = Susiis " Y ua.sitan Rank rspt.
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9itn lJrouerEp DO Get.

9ltn lJrouerEp DO Get.
A advertisement FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
{ PrOWN OFFICES No. LBS broadway. cor. Thirty
nrst-st or 81! oK.haye, be- Forty seventh anil Forty
eichth :lOS West Twenty third II. I-ighthave
No ~ East 70 corner Union ~ iare 1JD Ihr
ave Dr. venth-st: al the HAkL@M OFFICES NoA
y fOO Dne- nd nlTei -andtHenty-
fill.si. M 70 X .. ~, regular Office rates
NOR RENT.-Part of office, No 27l Broad
way suitable tor railroad steamship OF reA estate Ap
pIy 10 f. ~. IRONMONUER, No. Aston louise
TINO LET-New brick houses, 10 single lam,
ines only AlS month eUrner Hillary aud Raymond
SIS, Brooklyn. T.. IL. btosh Akone-
no LET.-An elegant fiat, southwest corner
/ shave and 47thst all modern improvements; inquire
OF iauitof premisaa
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heal gsldte 10 Grehangs.

nN CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JER-
~ SEY about rrlr frOn active business, nav
ropmy house stable and lots 81 one " four a'tc- al
01i and pian.-d fruit vines. e.. situated hear paw
fnepts gas water churches achno'l a1i wilma
mile PennsYlvana and enai hailroh de ot4; low
nk- 3i upwar) bf frrlu II trans, irom NV.
ork win exchange for similar property ireeor
80 10 81 out. Address, "lta
description. SIATlON AdENl, ~ MOTE " D.,
XNANTED.-Largefa farm for three fine houses
w elegantly located. J. W. n LpER, ihne.st. N y
Office JeTe ans0n ID. H. iil 1893 Flatbusi ave, bkn
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REAL ESTATE.
KEw-YoRK. Thursday. Jan. 81. 1881

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. jan 81. 1881
The following sales were hel l at the Exchange
saesroom to-day:
E. H. Ludlog 4 ca.
Building. with plot OF land, Nos ~ aud A. New.st
<S7xi0s: Livingston s42 600
4stori brick house with LOT, No 1ll Macdougaist.
cor OF West lthst lot 3ixS6: Merrill IT,. 10000
BH LOHis MesfsT.
1 2story brick dwelling with lot No 257 East 18th.
Marshall ..o.o. 400
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GouarI1ersnlp NoIlees.

AIR. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, of Glasgow,
WI retires IRON firm. and Mr ciiA E5 Il 70 =;
RIsI.D. of London, and Mr.. JOHN r. WOobniFf' VI
New. York are admitted az partners this day
NeW'YoH' 'Ah1~S i'' A"0' Es JAFFRAY & co. \
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nouses ano Rooms manteo.

DRIVATE FAMlLY.-An American lady or
II acme meanA capable Of making home dsAlraDc Wlsl'
ing 20 rent woai luxe house st NAY NV ~
a,n or mai IN OF entenen deslriug 70 take roo best
,esarence aaiys1 Adde'S AMERICAN, Tribune uptown
once l. 238 Broadway
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Giln propertn mantco.

STORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having many calls daily for stores and i0tt on FdtO1
Wulan Beekman Nassau and other streets Ia hAt VICINITY
HiJIAKD g. WHITING. BeekmAn'sL
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TKIBUN NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TProWN OFFICES Nc l,23S 3roalway cor Inlry.
Srs-st $40 Sxrhaye: bet Forty seventh sha rory.
~. East Fourtesnthst corner Cuton quare 700 rhri
ave cor at the Ia RI an OfFlCes N5s
and 400 rnIr ave-. cor One-nundF danttNenC-
ann ST. up 20 ) u M, at regular Office rates
nREDGING MACHINE and SCOWS FOB
Ona Osgood Dredging Machine sizs Of engine
nv Is double Three aide dump sooNs measuring ~
earh drawInR 3 y inches loaded Two bottom
,ni9 scows me1snux I27 yasds each drawing feet
inches loaded working order ana VIII DC soo az
a harTain Address 73s, p. o.. Providence, Il.
nor SALE.-The steel and iron towers and
other malar Guiding wire roPes rots bolts and ten
used the work OF renloviK ana
erecting the obeik be examined At The site N Csna
Park eash oefor removal approx1hao
c,eht Of irn and steel forty Bids BY letter Oh 70
Il H. GORRING - % University place until Monday Sist
DEMOVAL.--The Office of WILLIAM ASTOk
Ia hss been removed 20 No. 30 West 26tnsL
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Ioaro ano Rooms
West side.

Private American family will let without
hoad 10 gentlemen only large neatly furnished sunny
-, ma sso ha all o0nvenbences mouse nrs~oaSs'
siIila
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alarbIe ano G!ale 1tlantfl,.

WOOD and SLArR MANrEL@.-'The most
w y,r,.d and eDmplete stock Of due mantels now on
hinton e. d. STEWART q co. 10 West 9SIs1' NOV"
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GERMAN MAIL.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW;YoRK.
SOUTHAMPTON Nd BREMEN. -
MOSEl......o jan - Il 81 ~at1 feD u
Do Nt......... RIB. -. r . Ai.--- sell rcp w
RATES OF PASS AGE from :, EW- DIRK 10 SUCIhAMP-
TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN .no
FIRST CABIN............S~pi SECOND CABIN ..SOt
STEERAGE. $50. -.
Teaucel Prepaid steerage cerun'
Gates s2S. steamers sa On Pier between secohd ana
Thirds ts. HobUken, M 49, <,
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DORTER or DRIVER-By n young man
4 go years. willing work Il Capaciy Hhere he
could lie ms nI yer IL npcrat. and rrhble'
eierrEccs Actress NJ j. VIII h. Al East 4blh
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TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCE.-Thc stcamcrs Of this Line take Lieutenant
Maurys Lane routes At At. seasons OF tho y,a
CITY ~ NON IKEAL......FhU RSUAY. Feb 3. 0 =. m.
CRY OF BERLIN ..~ SAL kDAY, Feb; ~ IA
CIrl OF - >~rlS. ~ fNDA1. Fen Il, r. m
CRY OF RIChNON ATURDAY. Feb 20. p.
CITY OF CT E1rER URDAH, VI y. ,, o.
per -. y. r.. foot OF Charit0nsk
CABIN $40 $50 and 500 Return tcket- favorable terms
srEkKAGE. t3a Prpaid $50 Drafts a, lowest aseS
Saloons stacrnOmS suoNiha and lat i-r0CmB amiSllpa
These steamers do hot larry cattle sheep or pigs
JOHN q. DALE Agent, 81 and 80 Broadway, y. 7
Phianeiphia OIhce. No. los south ith-sc
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MONARCH LINE. .
vi NkW.YOkK and LONDON
splendit ftsr steamers
dock adjoining PIyOnla FERRY. jersey city.
.L..g MONAkCu. February h.
Az \ RIAN MONACO. February 10.
Saloon passage with superior ncconmOiaO1. S7o
No passengers taken On eastward prepaid
tickets Sso for 9ssage LONDON 10 Newfok at
low rates. For tire. glt ana pdssAse app Y 10
PATTON. VIC KEttS & Co. Agents u Bowling green
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These hrstclass steamaD| SAT- regularly ut 3 M from
Pier No Sorth River: ~ follows
SANTIAGO DE " "a Capt FOOe-... W ednesdAY. jan =
uusurDaseD For freight ptssige apply
to WILLIAM 4. Gu DE x CO.. No 30 Broadway.
LAYTON BROS, Agents IN Havana
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Sailing from Fier foot OF CanL-st.. North river.
Francisco. Is, lmns OF Panama
ACAPl IA rs'laY 81 noon
COnnrcima for Central and south America and NJ sAlco
FROM san Francisco 70 japan ami thinl , ~, , 49,
From San Francisco to Honolulu. NowZealsna and Aus
...-- "a -, -
CITY OF ~YDNEY. saturday. February IL D. m
arrival Of London mails At Frllclsco ,,.,r.
Passengers for ardrd 10 IAN FUANClSOD 7ANDMiCit
ISLANDS. JAPAN. CHINA, NEWIEALAND ID, Az SFtA
LA. oOU1H AMERICA. CEN rRAL AMERICA anu
MEXICO. ,.,. , -.
II. j. BULLAY.
superintendent
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A SKINNY ROOM 10 let, without board. &c
"A grnteman references required Caii after p n ~
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Nr. BIsane then contrsssed tho exponsiyeDess Of
ear nine naval establishments with TIC thTee
Of Great BtaiD and after referring 70 our compare.
lively defsnceless position, with exposed ocean ahd gun
eoass. nc inquired Of Mr. Beck how ne was going 70
bsve us maintain our Navy after getting the
estate Of absolute dependence Great Britain for
eontnercial marine. How would that Senator retain
steamers when hs policy absolutely forbade the re-
mo!est prospect Of any Of thein being built herei
~ Sa,ns ssc he dld not anticipate that I'M. con.
~ Weld 90 anything On the subject, though ne
~ s..s esea.sys action would ut some tme.
s. sscosns ss scheme Of Mr. Beck ~ adopted by Con-
s sSSld g fn The s.ms ssiae to-day The wsms
1ne senator had aaid ne Philadelphia Line
nov runnns But the vessels OF shat line were
connect she des Of National marine and fhs 6uiIdlng
- 2. y sefs. sns. noseat you put &c down
nassr 2. HSila rs .na esuis regardless Of anytnias
. Ell a. . man tAss hs vessel might DO
Whist ths ssnstor Or Beck haa sa,d in regard to tbs
49, ~ Ma sson sna 10 horrible crimes Mr. Blaine
49, 49, ~ - ~. nme 70 answer The unfortunate ven
- - ~ oEtsin m KentucEy ana II thcshoAorabie
- 49, p,.tine he statement ne lamont over
Qaslnnsu pssssoEn through ths sss1sy 81 brilliant
ksossc.n he hsA special dssire 70 reply 10 H. He
ss = ~ Nh . % sacssht ne or Bee would con-
q sasrts q tDs d,ssnsashed : ssaiismsn vino
IN = tss candsdsts u the Democratic party
odd " mailing that when VIA before serious end in
1nxn The eess0n had shown that tho public opinion
q ana n {: p r. ss
SSeclaes Of peosccsou that thn coula pct be done
- esstnassn VI the eoamsrsis nasire Of the eoan-
~ BECK ss.sny rspiss. He said tia. lie was glad
q yscs 70 . a. s wa. .as
{: - ssss,ssoa was then ls,d On tn. table without
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ROTTERDAM line.
Ia Stesners leave WAr ,ON'S STORES, BIoOklyn.
= I.\i.A Vi Wednesday. February .
ROTl EkDA .;.'' " ~, 49,. ~ q s "
II. CAZAUX q n. ACT. .! south W ianl -.
FUNCH, EDGk & o., - south WhlaISl, ffcisht ASt@
L. W. NORRIS. 90 broadway General Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w United STATES ND ROYAL NAIL - "a AEtsS
FOR QUEENSrOWS AND LIVERPOOL. -
NOTICE-1Ee II This Lane take the Lane hon,e;
BY U. D NJ IN both the out 'ard
hOllewari vOyagea ,- -, M, . -.
ADhIAIIC, Capt. Jennings jan ~ - ~ W.
BRITAN Me Capt Perry Saturday Feornary .; 40 d ~
UALII Capt lars-l THURSDAY, February 10 300 D. M
GEKMANI, Capt. Kennedy sat rday Feb ~ ESQ a m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOor os " ESf
1LTL-ST
these uniform nzs ani Ins1rp .ssei 10 ~
uOntmena rae saloon, 5LaGer0Oms, smoking and baLn-
rooms are placed tns NOISE an motlon are
least felt aAorng OF comfort htaefo uhAtthnAole
,,-.--- - .. 49,.
able Snerago FROM tho Old Countr SJ1 FROM Ne"
These steamers carryneither cattls sheep pigs
for inspection plans ami other Information Apply ~ uo
~'"p' K 3. CORrIS Agent
C. L. BARTL Err & Co.. Agents, Boston.
BAkRITr & CArrELL Agents Pniia1eipniA
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tculmratc. energetic intelligent cuOri man, b years
~ age. in q brokers' lobhng house opportunity 10
troNr value DIES Ot tine
highest character Please call send for a. j. W. 81 West
2lst-t.
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FACTS.

Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con.
snlt the time tables of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. It's celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it. beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
but single change of cars to Iowa,
Kansss, Nebraska, Texas Minnesota.
etc. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.--I 8
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to the saving of much of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving a letter from one of the B. Il o.
Agents A letter addressed to w. K.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to T. Lane,
Wheeling. W. Va, to ] A. Webb. Fos-
toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa-
tion as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares, baggage, ETC., etc.
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Had Work.

81 drink 10 make me work." said a
young man. To which an old man re-
piled: That's right; thee drink and 1t
will make thee work! Harken a mo-
ment and I'll tell thee something that
may do thee good. was once pros
porous farmer had good, loving
wife and two fine lads as ever the sun
shone on. We hsd q comfortable home
and lived happily together But we
used to drink to make US werk. Those
two lads I have laid in drunkard' =
graves. My wife died broken hearted.
and she now lies by her two sons. l
am seventy two wears OF age. Had il
not been for drink, I might now be an
independent gentleman; it makes MI
work now At 70 wears Of age am
Obliged to work for nv daily bread
Drink! drink and it will make you
work
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe county, Ohio, at their December sss.
sion, 1881, praying for an alteration Of the
road running through Ozark, Ohio, to the
Beallsville to Malaga road; said alteration to
begin on the south side of the Bellaire aud
Southwestern Railway on, the l'ne between
the lands of A, C. Hutchison and William
Huston, running thence through the land Of
said Huston along the southeast side Of said
road until it crosses the township road lead
ing TO Beallsville onto the land Of James
Adair, crossing TO the west side Of the rail-
road: running thence along the west side Of
the railroad through the land Of ia mes Adair
and coming out into the old road at Adair's
north line near A. Thomas house, and for
the vacation of so much of the old road as Is
replaced by the new. and also that part OF
the Beallsville road between the old road (to
be vacatsd) and the railroad.
novs,'slt6. MANY PETITIONERS:
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Rescued From Death.

William j. Cuughlin Of Somervil'e;
Mass, say: In the fall of 1875 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS fol
lowed by asevere cough. l lost my ap-
petite aud flesh. ami was confined to my
bed In 1871 was admitted to the Hos,
pital. The doctors said 1 had a hole in
my lung as big as half dollar. At one
time repor went round that was dead
l gave up hope, but friend told me Of
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALLSA NJ
FOR LUNGS. got q bottle, when
to ny surprise, I commenced to feel bet.
ter, and to-day feel better than for three
years past
81 write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. can positively Say it has
done more good than all other medicines
I have taken since my sickness.
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How to Shake Hands.
Nyes Boomerang.


There are only two or three people
now living who can successfully shake
hands There is a good deal of hand
shaking done through the country, es-
pecially at this season Of the year, tut
only very small pen cent. of the sha.
kers and shskees know how to do it so
as TO get the entire amount of exhilara-
tion out of it,. Some grab the hand Of
an adversary in quick, nervous manner
that scares the victim nearly to death,
while others slide the cold and clammy
paw at you so that vuu feel the same as
when you drop cold raw oyster with
vinegar on it down your back. II you
are shaking hands with lady incline
The head forward with soft and grace
full yet half-!imid movement, like boy
climbing barbed-wire fence with ffty-
pound watermelon. Look gently in her
eyes with kind OF pleading smile, beam
on her features bright and winsome
beam, say something that you have
heard some one else say on similar oc
cssions and in The. mean time shake ber
hand in a subdued yet vigorous way
not as though you were trying to make
a mash by pulverizing her fingers mol
yet in too conservative manner, allow.
ing her hand to fall with sickning thut
when you let go. Care should be taker
also not to hang on to the hand mors
than half an hour in public, as 'hystsn
ders might make remarks. This is nov
considered quite outer and mandamus
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Let me win the races OF country,
and care not who sells the pools =
jim, Keene.
SYDNEY Smith said OF certain qusr
relsnme person, that his very face wa.
breach OF the peace
Ex-Governor Tiden and General
Hancock are expected to visit the Al
lanta Exposition this month
Prot King is building another large
balloon on a novel principle with which
to further test the easterly current
Boys are like railway carriages-oft.
times they can only he kept upon The
right track by judicious use OF switches
II dime with hole in it is worth
five cents, dime with two holes in |,
ought to be worth ten cents.
Bsyard Taylor's father ard mother
who have been man and wife for sixty
seven years, are still living and in good
health.
Archbishop Purcell is now entirely
helpless. The Urspline Sisters vince
him about in q chair ami feed him with
spoon.
Secretary Blaine is reported 20 have
sold his interest in the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad for something over
100000.
Some ladies who have seen all tht
Presidents for over thirty years say thai
Milard Fillmore was the handsomest o.
the number.
journalistic: We are going to Ar
kansas and stsIt paper, calling i
"Quinine and Whisky" Eyerybod,
will take it.
A pleasantly attributed to NJ Theirs
When was very young was GO little
l-so lillle-that ] needed a pole tc
knock down the strawberries.
Roger A. Pryor, counsel for Mrs
Kate Chase Sprague, expresses the opin
ion tha, the scandal of divorce tria
will be avoided hv compromise.
An Iowa editor thus ackno Wedges ,
present OF grapes: "We have received
basket OF 6ne grapes from our frienc
W., for which he will please accept ou
complaints, some of which are nearly
TWO inches in diameter"
Mr. Gladstone, about year ago
translated the hymn "Rock of Ages
into Latin verse On various parts o
the Continent this version has been &C
cep,ed as the genuine revival of ia
vorite orthodox anthem.
Spoony dry goods clerk to smart mis-
trying on hat before the glass: Don
1 wish was looking glass" Sma-
J miss: "Yes, perhaps you'd get NOR
girls 10 look at you them" Clerk col
lapses and is carried out.