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National Republican., 1881-10-29
The Soutb i'm Politics.

Northern people and newspapers have
hardly estimated properly the cost of ad-
hesion to the Union or to Republication
in the South. Still less have Northern
people valued properly services rendered
the Union by loyal Southern populations.
No drafts were enforced by the Union or
bounties paid in the South, and yet it is
formally stated in rebel" book, Gag
OTIS From the Campfire" just published,
that the author, while clerk of q commit
toe of the confederate congress at Rich
mond, ,ascertained that two hundred thou
sand white citizens of Southern States in
1864 had entered the Federal service.
thousand men to Rosecrans and Sher-
man and Thomas. In view of this fact
the author of Fagots From the Camp
Fire" deduces the conclusion that the
South was at least vanquished by
the South. If two hundred thou
sand men had been taken from
Grant and Sherman in 1864 and
given to Lee and Joe Johnston u differ
ence of four hundred thousand men in
the strength of the colliding armies would
have been instituted, and victory at least
made doubtful. Ex-Governor L. J. Davis,
of Texas, led brigade of loyal Texans in
many conflicts west of the Mississippi.
Hon. John Hancock, now shelved for his
Unionism by the secession Democracy
of Texas, commanded another, and
armies in raiding Tennessee and Georgia
discovered constant accretions of strength
to Northwestern regiments made from
loyal populations of States that were in
vaded.
In view of these facts it is insisted that
a Republican from the South should have
a place in the Cabinet, and the policy
practiced of sending Ohioans into the
South as place-holders should be aban-
doned. Native Southern Republicanism
should be recognized and strengthened.
National Republican., 1881-10-29

often find in the Chicago papers the
jokes that made me laugh when l was boy
Won AlOltke.
National Republican., 1881-10-29

OLD Jubal Early protests against the
removal Of the Lynchburg postmaster.
That settles it,
National Republican., 1881-10-29
'opulatiOn Of The National Capital. 10000.
Amu-ements 4 To-NIgi
Moro About Washington.

NATIONAL TuEATRE-Keene in "The Fools Re
yenge" at the matinee and "Richard Ill" at night
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The Johnson-Jo hnson Murder Trial.
TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE.


Yesterday, In the Criminal Court, Judge
James, the trial OF John Sllas Marshall John
son. young white man, for the MIR
der OF James E. johnson, colorei, on the 18th
OF March last. was continued after our report
closed-MeSsrs COrkhill and Perry for the gov
eminent and Messrs. Cook, Williams and + ais
for the defence.
MIS- Eliza j. Weaver, of Baltimore. Nd. an
aunt OF the defendant, testified TO hereditary
insanity in the family, coming from the john
son side Of it. Adjourned.
TO-DAY.
The trial was resumed this morning, and Mrs
Weaver resumed the stand and testified that
her father grandfather of defendant) became
depressed In spirits because of business trOu-
bles and lost his mind. She testified to defend
ant being frightened; TO his having 4 swelling
On the side, and to his suffering from sunstroke
when child, and that while living In Baltimore
up to 1911 his mind did not seem to be right.
and he was taken from school in consequence
Oceana Abigail Rebecca B. johnson and
James 81. Johnson testified to the injuries
received by defendant and to evidences Of his
mind being unsOund.
There has been a series of miSfOrtunes for
some OF the people engaged In this trial. First
Mr.. Cook, the senior counsel for defence, was
i'll when the trial commenced; Col. CorkhiII the
District attorney, next was confined for a week
Mr.. Divine, become sick from erysipilas which
necs Ssitated suspension OF the trial several
days last week: and to day another Juror (Mr.
John II. Mitche l) appeared with huge band
age about his left hand. Mr.. Mitchell while
strapp1ng razor on his hand yesterday after
noon inflicted q very severe cut, but IL will not
prevent him from sitting through the trial.
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Condemned LoC8fs.
VUNNCfSFG EsNCHFSs
street lamps win be lighted at 1900 pm. and

Street lamps win be lighted at 1900 pm. and
eXttnguiShed al SIS a IN
The detectives last night arrested Henry
Thomas ana TalberG Swami, boUh coIored,
Whom they found on the street. having in their
possession lsdy's cloth SACK coat, boys nat.
white mum ana handkerchief. and several other
articles. OF which they could give no account.
They are held for hearing
The Carroll Institute met last evening. j T.
fallon president, and Dr. A. II. Glennau S5cre-
tafy. Mr.. Harmon. from the committee, re-
ported plans and designs for the erection OF
ouiiding for the use or the Institute, and COM
h1ttee was appointed TO devise plan for rails.
ing the necessary amount-S3o 600
Elizabeth Lambrie. colored woman about
my years OLD. while on her v ay last night 10
81 AugustlneS church fair was taken su 1Genly
Ill on 18th street, between L and NJ streets.
she was removed to the residence of Mr.. Paul
Jones, No 1892 18th street, when Father BarrOti
was sent for. DR.. Augusta was also summoned
but arrived too late. He decided that she had
died OF heart disease. Her body was removed
to her house, sSS street, and the coroner no
tilted.
The SchuetZen Verein met last night and the
resolutions as to the death OF Mr.. r. Rudhart
were read. and committee consisting Of J. L.
Fogt, Simon Wolf, Chas. Ebel and R. SpringS-
guilty. was appointed 10 present them 10 the
family OF the de eaSed
Last night an Old colore1 man named Michael
Clint station house having lost his way In the
streets. He was taken TO his home, I2ls II
street northwest, by o ficer Jackson
A dead child was found at the corner OF 1ith
and 7 streets northwest last evening by some
men shovelliDg snow. The body was SO d.
composed that It was impOSS bic to tell the sex
or color OF the deceased.
About II O'Clock last fight r. r. Magea, WELL
known in South Washington. was badly cut IN
the left nd with a butcher knife o. l.. Rear :,
restaurant keeper On eth street, opposite Lhe
market.
Columbia Tent. No. 40. N. o. Rechabites, has
Installed the following officers: C. r.. denrs
S Sosa D: r., Philip kodier Jr; Conn; VIM.
HamS: r. S.. George c. Harris.
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,-,, ..x.ua~.. Graye Robbers.

A VARIANT ISSUED FOR HOW" ~ lSl' hf-oiIf
MEDICAL STUDENT.
Ire Alexandria Gazette or yesterday says.
The police authorities are still at work endeay-
orlng 70 ind out the parties who did the grave
rObcing Ia this city on the 10th OF January last
A witness having been found who thinks he
can identity the wagon which came foT the
les on the night OF the ROBBERY. a warrant
was Issued This morning Tor the re-arrest or
Charles chapman, c0lOred wagon driver OF
this city. Chapman was arrested by O1icer NJ
Latin, and taken before the may Or, who IL the
absence Of important witnesses, continued the
examination until tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. Ii being 2SCertainef from Butler that
Richard l. TaDcil was the cOlored man who ac-
coIDpanied him 10 the grave yard on the morn
ing before the robbery, and who was with him
when he held the conversation With Vaughn, at
the latter'S gate, warrant has also been issued
for his arrest Richard Tancil is a student in
the Medlcal Department Of Howard University,
and meInbe 0f the state republican executive
committee.
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District Government Affairs.

In accordance with Senate resolution OF jan
uary sth, the Commissioners to-day transmit
ted 10 that body list OF all applications for
dn09 meemses made e., SINCE o November st. the
with the names OF the SignerS OF property hold.
ers and residents, and all other papers contain
Ing Information In relation thereto for inform
alton of the Senate
APPELLATE COURT FOR DISTRICT CASES
Commissioners Dent and Morgan yesterday
had consultation with the judges or the Su-
preme Court OF the District with reference TO
the necessity OF appeal cases being tried with
little delay. 1t was represented that the delay
In reaching these cases operates many times In
the trial on appe al, being simply matter of
will hold an appellate court for District cases
once a week
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ONE HUNDRED STYLES
NEW SPRING MADRAS GINGHAM,
CACHED COTTONS


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WAMSUTTA MILLS. FRUIT OF THE LOOM
LONSDALE, DWIGHT MILLS, POOA-
HOkTAS MILLS, &C.
Full width SHEETING COTTON, IS cts, and all
of the best makes.at bottom figures
WHITE BED SPREADS. Soc, Toe, 81, S.. %,
Slime DEBEaE DRESS GOODS, 10 cts.
LONSDALE CAMBRIC, CHECKED AND PLAIN
NAINSOOK, DOTTED SWISS AND
INDIA LINEN.
Atwood BLACK CAsHMERES. splendid quality,
for SIC, 45c.. So. Coo. $3.50
Black Pure MDHAIR double width, Csc.
Nottingham CURTAIN LACE, 25c., 30o., &c.,
so cents. x $500, %
LADIES' CLOTH. in all of the new colors, at the
ioH HAMBURG sHiRa EMBROIDERY. &c. Sc. &C.. &C..
&C., SCI sp fgs efe oAE1co t ssw ST z''
BED COMFORTS, SIC 81, q 25, 81, so each
Double WHITE BLANKETS, pair for So. so.
S. 90, 50 80, 81. 90, 81. SO, $500.
G. N. TOWSON,
GAG Psnnsyivanfa avenue. south side,
feb5 Near Seventh Street.
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IRON BJTTERS.
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ROPIC.
FRUIT
L "A y a t. v e
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
B1LIoUsNEss, HEADACHE, INDIsPosITIoN
and all disorders arising from an obstructed state
of the system Ladies and children, aud those
who dslike taking pills and nauseous medicines TO
secure cathartic action, especially pleased with
its agreeable qualities. One-half to lozenge is
the dose. Ask for TRop1o-FRUIT LAXATIVE
and take no substitute for it. Packed in bronzed
tin boxes, and sold by all first class druggists.
Price, % Gents. Large boxes, 60 Cents.
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Amusements. &c. Tonight.

Dreams
National TatG,eT.-Joe jefferson In The
Rivals
Ltncsia HaH.-Concert by the Bernhard List
man Company.
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West Washington. nee Georgetown.


THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TENTH
BUILDING ASSOCIATION was held last night at
CIoddard'S Hail The report Of the secretary
Mr.. T. King, showed as follows: Receipts for
six years-DueS S1G65S3.3 81; advances, s59 1863 05;
nnes, 81 $3.50; insurance. S4S1Sl; total, S22s-
1927. Total payments for five year5-A1-
vanceS, $50 $780, Withdrawals, $40. 409.9l; e1-
penses, S3,5062s; insurance, $550.95; total,
S22o, 1868. Balance On hand, S6674; delin-
quents. s. ,5l.77; total assets $2,S1S.5l: suffi-
cient TO cancel about II shares at the maximum
rate. The association began with 1856 shares;
cancelled In years ], 597 shares. In the fifth
year IA bought out, 1874 drawn, 23l settled:
sixth year 10 drawn, 1l2 settled, 50 bought
out; leaving l,l05 shares, of which GAG are
bought out; leaving 459 yet to cancel. During
the last ear four pieces OF property were sold
at a loss OF S26.91 TO the association. The cleo
ton resulted as follows: VIM. Clabaugh, preSi-
Frey, treasurer; Ferdinand King, secretary.
Directors-Jas. F. Birch, William King, John
l.eltcb, d. +. Robinson. Thomas Downing A.
Frey, VIM. v Lewis. 81, 800 was disposed OF,
being twenty shares retired at the stock value
rates.
TIE FUNERAL OF Joseph Weaver took pla e
from his late residence yesterday afternoo ..
Rev. DR.. Murray and Rev. Mr.. King. Of the NJ
+. church, 0ttlctated, and MeSsrs. W. ". Curtis
Lewis Kengla c. M. Buchey. j. d. Cithell. w
+. st 5mour and 3. =. Williams acted as pail
bearers. The tnternent was at Oak Hill GENE
terry.
RELIEF OF THE PooR.-Tne amount OF money
distributed from the citizens relief fuad In
up to the present time has been $40. 056.5S. NJ
more orders will be given until the accounts
have been balanced and the bills have been
audited.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Murray agt. Ager; argued and
submitted. Curry agt. Smith; dismissed Phil
lips agt. Carney; death OF one of the plaintiffs
suggested. Blackford agt Brown: re nanded
to the Special Term. Poole ct al agt. Ken
nedy; mandate for the United States Supreme
Court filed.
10 Jay, EbDinghaus agt. ki1lian; On hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Jstdqe Coz
To-oay, Bdlwa1n agt. Johnson; sale ratified
Mclaln agt- Burley; demurrer. Ashton AFT.
wall; auditor report ordered to be filed. Cook
agt. COOK; order on defendant. Moore agt Dis
triet
CIRCUIT C0URT-JUdge Macarthur.
To Gay, Smith agt. Boyd; motion to sell over
ruled. Shepherd agt. Davis: defendant called
and judgment Smith agt. Pepper; verdict for
DEFENDANT. Atkinson agt Piedmont and Ar
1ngton Life Insurance Company: Judgment OF
condo mnation. Wilson agt. Salter; verdict for
plaintiff $50.
POLICE COURT-J,idge Shell.
Today Charles L. Miller loud and boisteroIs;
forfeited collateral. Daniel Webster. Charles
Robinson and Lewis Black, do; forfeited col.
lateral. John Hughes, vagrancy; bonds or %
DAYS Henry johnson. carrying a razor and
threatening to cut coored girls throat; $50
or 80 days In the workhouse. James s. Petsis,
Andrew ID. Moore. VIM. Wallace Thomas E.
Waggaman, TWO cases, falling to remove snow
from their sidewalks: 81 each. ThoS. w. Lynn
Mary jackson, James Prather Luttrell q Wine,
John T. Crutehett, S. B. Collie VIM. j. wilson,
David ID. Porter and August Mankin, do; for
fe1ted collateral. VIM. Douglas. threats TO
Thomas Myers; bonds or 60 days. EdWd Smith
larceny OF an anvil from J. D. Minnix $40 or
30 days Sarah Johnson and Susie simmons.
a1ray; $ or 10 days. John Brown, larceny;
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The CASE OF EVANS VS.. UNKNOWN heirs Of
Smith was filed day by W. p. Bell. This is
proceeding for substituting trustee where a
Justice OF the peace some years ago attempted
edgemenJ OF the trustee, and acceptance by one
Schwartz to substitute the latter as trustee,
who thereupon conveyed the title to the prop
erty and ever since, of course, the title has been
clouded. the original trustee being dead, and so
far as known. leaving no children or heirs In
this country, hence this proceeding.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W.
H. Thompson ana Madge Petit, both Of Fair
fax county, Va: George Augustus Hyde. of
York. and Ida West Kidwell Alfred A. Starr
and Rosie c. Heinllne; George Young and Mary
SimlnS: Henry C. Barnes and COrnelia NARROW;
jeremiah Ebert and Maggie Wood
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ONE GRAND CONCERT,
By THE
BERNHARD ItSTENAN CONCERT
COMPANY OF BOSTON.
FINEST CONVERSATION OF ROIo INsIRU.
MENTALISTS IN AMERICA.
Assisted by the noted Soprano. Miss AMY sBER-
WIN: OF New York, late with THOMAS Or
GHESTRA; and the popular Tenor, Mr.. IHE0.
j. TOkDT, OF New York, at
LINCOLN HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY q. 1881.
BERNHARD IISTEMAN... ..... Violin
Formerly soloist and Leader of Thee. Thomas
Orchestrs and OF the Boston Philharmonic Club.
EDWARD HElNDL- .-.-.- Flute, Viola and Either.
Late of the Meudelssohn Quintette Club,
JOHN MULLAIl---..-....P rim. klO2 and Violin.
Formerly OF the Beethoven Cluh, and at present
Musical Director Of the Globe Theater.
FRITZ LIST EN- sS...-.........-..-... Violin,
Formerly CT the Thomas Orchestra and of the
Boston Philharmonic Club.
ALEA. hElNDL.---.- hioluncelio aud Saxophone.
- Late cf the Mendelssohn Quintetfe Cub.
BostoA's Fayorite Performer.
POPULAR PRICES.
Reserved yeats, without additional charge at
Ellis Music Store. g37 Pennsylvania ave. Pro-
grsmmes and descriptive circulars ready. jaSl 3
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GOLD RISGs, amethyst, garnet, ONYX, tur
quoise. intagIio and diamond from - to $50,
Priggs, 49, Pennsylvania avenue. +
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a Pure and Effective Hair n-ss

VIII surely cure any ordinary cod. Try
quarter pint bottles, 25c. Sold oy drug ytsts.
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Rough on Rats.
Renear's Courh Ntytur

The thing desired found at last. ASK Drug
glsfs for Rough on Rats. IL clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &C, lJC. boxes IL
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Cocoalne- compound OF Cocoanut OIL. beau
a, , 1he mar eGd Is sure 10 allay al itching
ana irritation or the scalp.
Inc superiority OF Bur-HeItS FJGc0rin0 En-
roCtS consists in their perfect purity aud
strength.
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vxHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
w leaves machine at your house, do notpay one
Ia 5ssa 2I5's'''' '''' '"' TcKENNE7. 427 9Th 1t.
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The WPRfhcr.

The Weather.
OFFICE CF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
NASTTSGT1N u. T.. Feb. :. ISL. 9:s1 2. n.
FOrThe MIDDLE Atlantic states. warmer elOU1y
rainy weather northeast yeering TO s0utheTly
Winds, failing barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the Their
Doueter at the signal once during the day
Z a m. gTo: II a IN So; o. m, So Maxi
mum 29S. minimum 26
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CHINESE eat rice of OF sharp pointed sticks
but swallow DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup nat lr-
ally
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VERDICT FOR THE DISTRICT.-Yesterday the
Circuit court was occupied With the case of
District OF columbia vs. Chllds a Son, an action
for c,ay taken from the grading OF certain
streets for which defendant contracted TO pay
zen cents per cubic yard. The defence vas set
up mat the clay became, In the grading pro
cssss 80 comminglee With other earth that II
was OF little or no value. The District Claimed
!. 200, and the jury returned verdict for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

THE society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals held It's annual meeting at the Off e
OF Nessrs- Fitch, Fox & Brown yesterday after
coon. Judge Ar t,.lur Macarthur presiding and
Mt. George l. Douglass as secretary, Mr.. q. t.
Angel proposed an amendment TO the bylaws
OF the society authorizing an Unlimited mum
Der Of vice presidents and members OF the ex-
ecutive committee, which was agreed TO. Mr.
Fox, from the committee on nominations, re
ported the following: For vice Presidents
Major Thomas p. Morgan and Hon. George B.
LOriDg. and they were elected. Mrs. William
z. Chandler. Mrs II. NJ. Teller, Mrs. \. L. b ar
Der. MIS- Bolton Porter, Mrs j. 5. Brown, Mrs.
j. q. p. Burnside. Mrs. Admiral Murray Miss
l. ". Brady. Miss NJ. L. Douglass, Miss Guy
WEIGH, General Thomas Duncan. General l. y.
Palmer. and MeSsrS- G. B. Chlttenden, o. G.
Green and K. c. Fox were selected as the ex
ecutive committee and were authorized 10 pro-
cure room Tor the accommodation OF the So
ciety and 10 appoint an agent The following
were elected: Miss Carrie w. Morgan, Mrs. r..
c. Parker. Mrs. Frances Fowler, Miss Ella A.
horTill, Miss Georgia Lane, Miss Anna PtatJ
Mrs Cooley and z. O.. Afford, esq. The secFe
taFy received contributions as follows: Miss
Lane, s.; Miss Porter, s.. and Miss Lindley, s..
ON. PAISTINGs.-A rare opportunity is offered
for the purchase or original oil paintings the
work OF some OF f2voTtJe and meriJorlouS art
lists. by attendance at the art SaleSrOOms cor
Ler sta and II streets. opposite Wormey's, on
thursday next at 80 O'Clock. They ar nn7
on exhibition WIN I.u-- rc1uy for dlstri
button. The following are the names OF the art
lists 70 show the Character or the pictures rep
resented IN the catalogue: SOnt4g, Knapp
ScheareT, B0nden, St John. BriScOe and Others
The collection embraces over TWO hundred can
vases and is by far the finest collection seer
IN Washington In number Of years. The sale
Is under the direction OF the weu-known hou5t
q Thomas DowaEg' I
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MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water The
parest and safest OF all cathartic waters. None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse, irri-
tating waters foreign and domestic; they impair
me digestive organs and H6neya
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Macon, Ga, writes: 81 have tested the virtues
Oh Coidehs LIeols5 Liquid Extract or Beef In
debility, weakness, depression. dyspepsia loss
OF appetite and nervous Affections and have
found It the best remedy ever used Sold by
all Druggists.
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD Is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81
All druggists. ST0TT & CROMWELL. Agents
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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When Everything Else Fair.

You Will Ind II greatly TO your advantage 10
try Haruey's Catarrh Remedy. The @irSi an
pication tells It's 0Sn story. sufficient 10 cure
ordinary cases sold by Stott q Cromwell 40
Pa avenue: ". 3. Entwisle, corner 9th street
and Pa avenue and all druggists az
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OLIvETTE.-The initial performance OF this
brightly little opera IN this country was given
evtrai weeks ago al one OF the New YORK thea
teTs and was an instantaneous success, It's at
fractions making IL second only to Plnafore In
popularity. IL was Immediately put upoa the
boards OF two other theaters IN that city, ana
will IN all probability shortly be 1.-The go" all
over the country. The music Is bright, mirth-
ful. full OF pretty airs aud original effects; tae
crying song is really gem In It's way, while
many OF the songs and much OF the m Isle OF
the chorus are destined 10 be very popular.
Then the plot of the opera Is not only good but
full OF quaint and curious situations and sur
prtslng changes. This ''hit" OF the season IA
now IN active preparation for production In
This city February i4th at Ford's Opera House
MINERAL WATERS - Congress Water-The
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat

Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
In an tncurable lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
acts directly on the infiamed parts, alIayfng
Irritation, give relief In asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are sub iect to. Sold
at % cts box everywhere.
"Aiderney Wagons
fleSn Attorney butter churned every morn
ing, and delivered in = lbs. Ward" prints &c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, outternilk and
sweet milk &C. per at.
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CITY ITEMS.


10 me rotting. sloughing and death OF the
senses OF smell, taste and hearing Sanford's
RADICAL Cure for Catarrh is supreme Complete
eAternal and internal treatment Tor s.
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;. Aliens Rheumatic and Gout Lo-

ton
viii cure almost any case In two DAYS. no mat
ter how severe. Price 50 cents No cure no
pay. Sold by all druggists.
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WINE AND OLD F1IEND0 are
4 bfnovn Is the beat, 20 il JUSTH's old stand
kInEn for years as the only place where rst-clssa
SFCOND-HAND CLOTHING can bs sold ct re-
sfsnd No. e19 ID st., between 9th and It'll sA.
north vest, or Branch Store. No. 403 9Th ST.. be-
promptly attended to. 5Anl9