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The Ring FIRE Upon the President.
WHAT THE PEOPLE EXPECT
IN. " Timna

But 1t is obvious that, to great extent, these
dealers In patronage and fat contracts are rec.
konfng without their host. The public tolera-
ted these things longs and patiently, partly be.
partly because there seemed to be no immedI.
ate way OF getting nd Of them. But In the star
route matter, at least. the plea for political
sympathy will fetch nothing. The people be-
neve that the administration win probe the
onenslve growth to the core and cut 1t out;
tney Will sustain that course and no other
Gen. Garneld and MI. James can count on the
complete support OF public opinion in their
Work. Their own standard OF duty Is too high
to permit them to hesitate, and they can rest
viii be fully appreciated.
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COlOred Work man Shot and

WILMINGTON. DEL, AprH 29.-EX-POiiceman
Norris Carberry this morning shot and killed
Samuel Adams, colored. Carberry was the day
watchman at the Old Ferry Rolling Mil, and
when Adams came to work Carberry ordered
him to 60 out and return by another door
The negro refused. whereupon Carberry drew q
revolver, Adams then seized a piece OF iron.
Struck him several times In the face after he
lel. Adams died In about i've minutes. Car
berry Is In custody.
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A Volcano I'M Kentuckv.

"A vODC0mO In AenlWCAys
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2s.-What Is regarded
as an inc1pient volcano has broken out on the
farm OF n, A. Jarnag1n, In the southern portion
OF Chic county this state. One day last week
Mr.. Jarnag1n was attracted to the place By mo-
t1cipg gas escaping fom the earth. and he
seemingly on flre. There was a pile OF corn
shucks over the place, and the heat caused it TO
ignite. Many persons have visited the spot.
and It ia source OF great wonder to al,
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Heavy Rains Extinguishing Forest
Fires.

MILFORD, Pa, April GA heavy rain storm
Pike county, and In many places has extin.
guished the flames. The brink pond" tract,
resort OF hunters and fishermen, was fired
1of mischief by a little boy and several thou.
eand acres are supposed to have been burned
over: The wires OF the American Union Tele-
graph Company to Chicago run through the
danger. Several large fires, Illuminating the
country for miles around, were counted from
here at O'Clock this morning. The nres in
Sussex county, Nj, are all out, while the con-
hegrauons in Lehman and Porter townships
are still spreading.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A RKLIGIRusR-S,sterI Las
collect. superioress OF the Academy OF the Holy
and I4th streets died suddenly about o'clocl
p. N. to-day. While eating her dinner she was
taken sick and retired TO her room. where she
had hemorrhage, which proved fatal in short
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

TORONTO, ONT, April PA special dispatch
from London to the Globe says: A Grand Trunk
railway meeting was held to-day. The board
OF directors. supported by the shareholders,
Great Western company is bound by the
agreement which 1t proposes to make with the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific company, IL is
own interests, TO decline to consider any ar
raDgement for fusion with the Great Western
COMPANY.
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ke0ward Philip, OF Morey letter notoriety. "A
&UlDg 70 sue the New York Tribune. CHICAGO
1s0uns. NJ. Geo. Bliss and others Tor inSfi-
gsVne n@ arrest and prosecution,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

The st. Louis street-car mems strike came to
an end yesterday without trouble, and 1t Is ex-
pected all the roads win be running to-day,
manned chiefly by new conductors and oriverA
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The Color Line I'm Illinois.
CHICAGO, April 29-Something of a sensation
has been created at Springfield, III, by the
Iefueal OF the hotel Keepers TO receive the
FIX University OF Tennesse as guests for two
dAy9 next Week.
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PERsoNAL-Ex-Governor Perham, Of Maia

H1A -0OVoIHV1 1oAHaiu, VI Maihe,
is In town. He served in Congress for some
years, with much credit to himself and his State
and has many friends TO welcome him here
Dr. n. s. Davis OF Chicago, Ill, accompanied
by bis wife and granddaughter. Miss Kales, en-
sroute for Richmond, Va, TO attend the meeting
he was the originator In 1s46,) are resting for a
few days In this city with his friend, DR.. Toner.
Senators Hill OF Colorado, Hill OF Georgia,
James were registered In New York last even
!ng.-Ex-Repreaentattv Baker, OF Indiana ia
In town.-Senator Vest returned to the city
last evening from Missouri, whittier he went
York, is ct the Riggs with his wife.-MessrS
G. j. HIlyer and H. n. Hutchinson returned
from the Pacific coast yesterday,
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The Republican Caucus Com IN tttee.
ITS COMPOSITION AND THE REPORTED PROGRAM
OF ACTION

The caucus committee to report plan of
action for the republican Senators at the antlcl-
pated executive sessions to be held next week
has been appointed as follows: Messrs. Dawes
{chairman), Rollins, Sewell Cameron OF Wis,
Hill OF Col, Ingalls,. and Jones Of Nevada Mr..
Dawes had a conference with the President
TO day. The plan as reported is to go into ex-
ecutive session on Tuesday next on the Chinese
treaty. 1t will take few days to dispose OF
the treaty, and meanwhile the committee will
recommend lot of nominations for confirma-
tion. The impression Is that all the pending
nominations will be confirmed, except those OF
Messrs. Robertson and Chandler. which, In the
interest of harmony, Will go over to next VIM
ter.
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LoUIsvnLK, KY, April 29.-The state attor-
ney for this county has commenced several
actions against the Louisville and NashvflIe
Railroad Co Tor violation Of the SUNDAY law.
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atractor. Routes Naes. ORIGINAL Pay. Increase
$99.l54
Totals. .....31 4,776

:, The Herald correspondent also gives long
ust OF otner profitable contracts given to Dor
Sey, ana raised by his Oenif1cenC friend Brady.
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THE PROMOTIONS In the Pension office, recon-
meDded by the Commissioner OF Pensions to
the Secretary of the Interior, Will not be acted
uDOn this month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

.Snortly before his death Lord Beaconsfleld
sSSLOnkv expressed the view that Sir STAFFORD
No1tnc0te would be his most fitting SUCCESSOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

EXECUTIVE SBssIoN.-It is now stated very
positively. ana with apparent good reason, that
AN executive session OF the Senate will be held
next Tuesday.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


A FRESH AND ooMpLhTs STOCK OF eRooE-
And we quote in part az follows:
SUGARS.
sranniased .a az" ;. % iSs. y for n sIsS
eefs esfs rsh. nee S: IS: for for sSo
TEAS.
Under this head ws would call particular attention
yatsd garden grown japan Tea. composed OF the
saEy cured Sth sreasesa care n
powder ImseEia Jspan Engsh Brs,afsss. ,. =,
any house in Washington.
COFFEES.
Here again we have occasion for sp,G,l remsrs
row being Offered by MS is The richest and finest 10
tertiy iI to Il at fact e'1 49, ''''''''
n tn fsad go s
ginning to come re rtgulsrly for our J AVA COFFEE.
frstciass f, la heusea a thereby aidnS mot coDcla-
sive testimony: hence. TINS ia no mere boast, b1s
ties and we only wish it we're proper here to men
ton the nsnes Of sone of them by way of refer
We are also offering a very fine quality OF Mara
Gallo. Laguayra and Bio. al fresh roas ed every
Special offer for the PRESENT. lbs. good roasted
Rio fer 81.
Ceres. Minnesota Pat Process: Sterling Mime
sota Pat PreGess Golden HID, family; swiss rro-
cess: A Il. HEIRS D-st family; NaehDurn Ml1s {,
New Vest, and al other leading brands direct frU IN
FIRST hands, st lowest rates
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description Just received.
Potted Has. Tongue, Turkey. Chicken, &C. ;
Boned Turkey. Tongue, Chicken Sc. Roast
Lamb. Beef. Turkey. &c. genuine Sardiues Sal
mon. Lobster, Bried Beef, Baked Beans. &C., &c,
sc. &c.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF all kinde, and would nsme the celebrated
Durkte's Salad Dressing, Crosse & Black~eis
Iicklep. full assortyneut-
SELECTED FRUITS and the very cho' cest NEW
YORK BUTTER No pains spared to Keep up a
coed supply Of these irnportsnt articles.
Queen Olives in a variety of styles-!ncluding
small bottles 81 % cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, We give our undivided attention to th,
FAMILY TRADE.
Ard make it whole study to furnish the VERY
BEST of everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
FLIES generally Oar facilities for buying and
freightine are surpassed Oy none. aud we 1naran-
tee to cell ss low any other house in the CITY as
also, to give the ardcie, quality and Quantty as
represented.
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
TELEPHONE connections.
EtPHCNZC YOUNGS,
GROCER,
ay26 5O4 9th ST.. bet. e and F..
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uAYVARD 4 HUTCHINSOn.
8l5 Ninth ss. northwest.
GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
HODERNIzIHa DKFEUTIy1 PLUMBING
IN CITY REsIDRNoEs.
AND. HAVING LARGE FORCH OF
OOMPKTENT WORKMEN.
ATTEND PROMPTLY
ALL JOBBIN0 ORDERS. Mnl1
NEW AND CHOICE DRESS GOODS.
CHUCDA CLOTH, NUNS YELLING.
CHEvIoT CHECKS. SHEPHERDS PLAID.
ROMAN STRIPES. SURAH PLAIDs.
LOUIsISE SILKS. sURAH SILKS.
CHENE SURAH, VELVET GRENADINES,
PLAIN SILK GRENADINB. SATIN DUCHESS,
BROCADE GRENADINE, SURAH SATIN,
SATIN MERVEILLEUX. MADRAS.
CHINA AND INDIA PONGEK,
FIGURED SWISS MUsL1Ns. Ao:
PARAsOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
We will open very large lot Of choice styles on
WEDNESDAY,. April 9th.
NOVELTIES in great variety.
ONE PRICE.
W. N. BHUSVE8 = 9ON9s
ap26 010 Psnnsylvania avenue.
= MINERAL SPRING WATER.
AK yonr Druggist for Book of Cures. and see
what leading rhysicsns say of its value. ap27-1m
VUNLAW FARM PURE JERSEY MILK.
A few orders viii be received for this delicious
ION eacS to psres Vns in the
hon OF the city and Georgetown. L. ARP5y RfM1 to
COZ Hume Cieary ! Co.,
ares-st sO7 PennsyIvania avenue
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
un Len % et!sring this Spring very choice stock OF
"ooIESs' VIZ; ;o;1%gfERcoArs. 1gf
ouoRN CLOTHS sWsssreroSfsa-nOt Ate produced
cAkk's aMEif.ToNs.
WOkST1DD In Diagonals and Baskets, and many
COATS AND VESTS
!: S#FSs#ssEEiAss] #S#sE4S s..A.eeez.rs, ..e
:: x,, 49,, fns1ahESj n MixETS6jREs;
TROUSERS.
Large Stock Of Ohoice Patterns
SUlTINGS,
All the newest Designs and Mixtures In ENG.
THE ABOVE GOODS sD4 ARE Re- NY Hh OWN p1anor
lMPORTATlONS.
Gsi snd sesn e kIsfff o'n'''ns with
respectfully invite an inspection. have goods
not to be had elsewhere In this city. Don't be led
away with erroneous Impressions ~ to prices.
LADIES' RIDING HABITS SPECIALITY.
WMs Sc TEEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
sp26-Im 09U PeAna. ave.
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THE GAELOwS IN MARYLAND
Negro Murderer Hanged at Tow
AOnl0Nn.

BALTIMORE, Mp, April g9.-John Gothsrd
aIias Sandy smith. lcolored) convicted OF the
non noGreer OF Joseph Woods, In Baltimore
was hanged at Towsoutown this morning He
ascendtd the scaffold at 1906 am. Three
minutes later the drop fell, ana he died without
asnugsle. The only words he uttered on the
scsnoid were; Don't make any mistake about
mS nnnrcea Afer Ss hanging 20 minutes he was pro-
The Crime
De- Condemned man ha1 peen In ,he .,,,-
ploS OF Weeds. ard on the night above staret
was assisting his employer TO unhitrh a
norse rom ,ne wagon. when he struck Woods
with al axe. The latter ran to the holse nuf
short distance away. closely followed by
Gothard who seized a gun standing near tha
door. and Knocked down the wife OF the
wounded man. The door was closed after
WOODS fell prostrate on the floor, but Gothard
from the outside. fired through the door, the
charge entering the groin and abdomen OF the
victim. Woods fingered until the Sth OF De
alter and convicted. Efforts have bsen made
10 obtain a respite on the ground OF the
pouBTFrL SANITY OF THE ACCUSED,
but the governor refused 10 Interfere with the
sentence OF The court Gothard was formerly
aslase on tie Eastern Shore OF this state. Du-
rlng his Imprisonment he has made several
statements as 10 what instigated him 70 com
nit the crime, the last one admitting that his
money In the house, and burn it down 20 cover
his crime. but Mrs Wood escaped before he
could carry out his intention. He was SO
years old.
Execution I'm Vermont.
WINDSOR, VT, April 2s.-Royal :. Carr who
was convicted OF numbering w. w. Murcom-
mock. on the 18th OF December, 1875. was
hanged here In the state prison to-day
at p. m. Carr wished TO marry Muir
commock's wife. and induced the former
to go hunting with him, when he
deliberately shot him from behind. He had
previously served ten years term for killing
Mary X. IOOmis at Worcester VI He waa p
brutal, ignorant fellow, and has manifested no
concern since his sentence
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Coal Prpces for Nav.

PH1LADBLPHIA, April 29.-The commlttees Of
the Lehigh ana Schuylkill Coal Exchanges mef
this afternoon at The ONCE OF the Lehlgh Coal
and Navigation Company, and resolved 20
mske no cnange in the line, CITY and harbor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

JUST RECEIVED-
BOILED DINNER,
SOUSED HERRING, COOKED
WHOLE BONED TURKEY. READY
WHOLE BONED CHICKEN, FOR THE
WHOLE BONED HAM, TABLE.
CURRIED OYSTERS,
PICKLED LOBSTER IN GLASS.
b. w. REEDS SONS.
apS 1915 + Ut. n0rthwssf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f~ GOSPEL LTEMPEnANCE.-Ma) a. A HALL
9@ will address HAMLINE TIE HPERtNCE
UNION, corner 9th and SITS northwest at 6 p.
M. SUNDAY MKT Miss LIZZIE POPE, assisted
by Mr. GEO. Il. GALLAHER, will have charge OF the
music The public are cordially Invited. ap23-2ts
Eya GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
kS CADET COEpSt
Comrades of the q. A. r. who deare their sons
to berome u epberB OF this Ca let Corps, now or
garizi1p, will y esent them 10 Dep 8rtment Head
quarters To aORKOW (Satrrdsy). st 8 p. m.
Eli9Ible age, to l6 ve=rs.
1t wM GIBSON. Dept Commander.
frS- NOTICE. On sAbBATH, May LIST, 1881.
tSS PUBLIC WORSHIP will te conducted at IL
IN and ~ pm, in the Chapel Of the Young
Nous Christian Association. corner Of 9th aud D
SITS. noTthg' st, by REV. ALIx BLAIKIE. DID,, Of
Pbi'adelphia. formerly OF Boston. Persons having
Enb lish Bibles and boohs with the raesricai YER
sion OF Psalms used by the Uhu rch of Scotland
and Pres byterians in the United States are re-
Guettfd to bring them. ep2S-3ts
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So FAR AS TEE INVESTIGATION has been pro-
ceeded with into alleged irregularities in con-
nection with repairs to the Post ONCE building
1t ia found that some blame rests upon Mr.
however has not yet been completed, aud In.
quires In another direction are being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES has returned
from New York and attended the Cabinet meet
ing to- day.
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The undersigned having opened his New Store at
l4l9 NEW YORK AVENUE,
with well select stock OF
BUILDERS AND MISCELLANEOUS HARD
WARE,
CUTLERY. TOOLS. &c,
respectfully invites his friends and the public to
give him call.
ap27-2m JAMES 3. LAMBIF.
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" FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
' TIE frs. meeting o, fspERM, e go ? tes p.y-
0rpose If 'fss Patent m ssa r.
O'Clock M The shares are res 81 l. each. and nd the the
eif that larrs amount Of stock will bs subscribed
Advances Of monsy vii be msae as It ths = meeting. S
sre
VIII be st tne ac M to ye al ~
ahs Prsadent S1 des 10s Jas. g. EDWARDS. No 5os st.
viee President. AUG. oERsDoRFF. No. 1904
7th st northwest.
G c. DUNCANSON. cor. 9Th and sts. NV.
To r M1pSHSI6S ERS9S ~ .,7r S5 IN Ns 8 NJ Rank
sW EskN1SR, FES%,SK, T. ko DFo,t gSt I p"dns !,
WM p aeR6NER, No. Na' 1855 hAss sth St. ose'
EDWIN xnnn MTLLER: tecond Audtor's ts Office.
S5 per cent. allowing Si3O per share. which .s
equivalent to very low rate Of interest to pur-
JAMES g. EDWARDS. President.
JS0. a. PREsCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
e~S NOTICE TO BUILDERS We are now
SS Offering stock of 500 slate MaNTEGs
st great rsds:,on at SLATE
~s OFFICE OF OoLLECToR OF TAxss.
The attention of Is 1ssl IS the
tag T.. levied vie for the year ending June 80 1881. on
Ths hs o sns tax where not
us s sy az NAV x sn du e and n pSaSs
aaa %
manner aH 1a prescribed @ M by Existing law -,
Columbia.
.nMx1si AMdtes5i co,,sctnl S1an =, T.In F, UogA;c n
H which to tsks W HEAVY # 6fs66UaTs, haE H 'fS but
ere sening GAS Fl INJURIES Of the Best Makes a:
aioSes and Hanging iRG,gdsd; 70. sz.n, ~
mar3O Af9 9Th st.. Y. NJ. O. A. Building.
~r WE ARE GIVING so PER GENT DIS
GAS 0f19s ff8T4REs. q
So%p.1y q SeE TorS xhoss goods are anrsvsied
in design and finish No extra charge for hang
e.. large ''f5 & ss a'1S 9AFkE IS
f&fs OFFICE OF THE COMMIseIONEK UF
es The FHHERMhH,n TR1HT h6Me.S4 Ss4AV1Sas AND
WASHINGTON. D: O., March 4. 1881.
!. ss e rs N ;R6
TRUST COMPANY that All claims must Be pre-
sn M
issi OF they VIII h be mrred. and the amounts g dis
a.
Depoeitors who have not already received dIvi-
dends should immediately forward their books by
mail or express. or through some responsible baak
mar12 JNO- JAY KNOX, Commissioner.
~ SPECIAL NOTIOE.-A fresh supply of
S7 - PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL at
DREW'S Drug Store, corner 9th at. and PennsyI-
van1a ave., At Soc. per full pint bottle. decl1
~r HOT BODA! HOT sODAl
Prepared with delicious and nutritious gyrups.
Affords the most pleasant aud wholesome drinss
for the winter season. Cold Soda and all Minera.
Waters for sale all the year. MILBURNS
PHARMACY AND MINERAL WATER DEPOT,
0eC9 l429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $780, 21o.3l; customs, s567 PALS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

THE CHRIsT1AECY DIVORCE CAsE.-The hear
Ing In the Christiancy divorce suit yesterday,
before Examiner Loveioy, was conf1ned to the
cross-examination OF Mrs Bette Eicholtz. the
sister OF Mrs. Christiancy, to test her recollec-
tion OF the occurrences that took place Christ
mas day, 1879. Nothing new was elicited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

Mp. OWEN RILEY, q third. class clerk In the
office OF the third assistant postmaster general,
has been detailed to act as chief clerk Of that
office until the confirmation of Mr.. Elmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

SECRETARY BLAINE returned from New York
last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

GBN. SHERIDAN COMING.-Secretary of Wal
Lincoln has telegraphed Gen. Sheridan to
come to this city for consultation on official
business
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RKADJUsTAENTs OF RANK IN THE NAVY PAY
CoRPs.-The recent decision OF Attorney Gen.


final disposition, also OF the case OF Paymas.
ter Edward Bellows, who has been detached
from the Z. s. s. Alaska, on the Pacific station,
now In this city, viii leave tonight for New
York TO take the steamer which sails tomorrow
for Aspinwall, and will relieve Bellows as pay
Porter Loomis and Passed Assistant Paymaster
Henry r. Smith, whose promotions respectively
from the grade below were delayed nine months
return their commissions to the Secretary
and have new commissions issued to them,
dating back to the point when they would have
mained out OF the service. Other adjustments
Of relative rank In the pay corps viii also be
neceeaitated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29

NAVAL CHANGEs.-Ensign Rldgeley Hunt
ordered to special duty, Navy department.;
Cadet Midshipman A. c. Cunningham has
reported his return home, having been detached
from the Shenandoah On the 18th March, and
has been placed on waiting orders; Lieut.. Com
mander Chas. Fl. Craven has been placed on the
retired list, to date from the 21st April, 1851.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-28
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

Dr. L. J. Kahn, 81 East 10th ST. N T., and
Proprietor DR. kAHN's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6ss
broadway, n. T., begs TO inform his patients and
those DESTROYS OF consulting him. that he has opened
an once at 81 Hancock ST. Boston where he may be
consulted EVERY THURSDAY from A. NJ to ?
P. VI. and TO 81 NJ.
DR. KAHN having devoted 30 years to the treat,
ment OF the nervous system arising from indscretion
TO which may be traced many of the obscure ailments
which erect youth and manhood is enabled TO insure
those placing themselves under his treatment
speedy and permanent cure. DIR. kAHN's medical
Work NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, which treats on
tnese cures; Forwarded to any address receipt Of
= centsln postage stamps. Attendance every Thurs
day q 81 Hancock st., Boston, and n usual Il 81
East 18th 81. New York. noyrt6n
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TONTlNE PLAN.

upon the principle of accommodating profits tor deh-
mite periO hch frs: introduced by this SOcie
ty, and ha been recommended and endorsed by en-
nent experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
men. Forty -Four per cent. has bee earned ard
accumulated on the premiums paid on its Tontine Life
Policies. and forty per cent ON its Tontine Endow
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety represent exclusively the interests the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notes. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
of the strict and conservative principles by
which its various departments governed. In the
and in the administration of the Society," per-
feet security il given fer the FUTURE which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions rs the Equitable; none is more prom
nd just in fts dealings.
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ted out to help the squire untackie his
horse, 30 as to see the new convenience
''Rastus mentioned our names to each
other, for Mistress Randolph had come
with the squire ard his wife. and we both
curtseyed. and then ! helped her off with
her pelisse and bonnet.
II couldn't tell how it was, but l could
see that she wasn't like the other girls,
and | laid it to her bringing up. but
know now it was because she was better
born. She was pretty spoken and quiet,
but she carried her head 81 stately and
her walk was different.
Continued Tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-28
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION,

medical essay, comprising series of lectures de.
livered At kshn's Museum Of Anatomy ON the cause
and cure Of premature decline, showing indspuisby
how lost heslth may be rcganed. aGor,iing clear
synopsis OF impeachment Ia marriage and the treat.
ment Of nervous and physical debility being the re
suit Of twenty pears experience BY mail Sc car.
rney Or postage stamps. Address Secy Kahn's
Anaeon. - bf0dWay. ~. y. n0vxefNa
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A clear head and quick action must De
possessed for steady and successful effort ;
but who can have such while suffering from
Cold. Use DIR. Bull Cough Syrup and pro-
cure immediate relief