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NEALR's TR1Ar.1-The trial Of g. C. Neale was re-
sumed again this morning in the United States
court, and the case will probably go to the jury
late this afternoon. The defense have submitted
no testimony, and rely upon what they allege to
be the failure OF the prosecution to make out a
case, but the point OF the Defense that Neale was
the owner OF the sixty shares OF stock which he
had transferred and delivered to Mr.. Merrick for
Graydon's benent, was forcibly met yesterday
Of to uran9 Grayoe to
him have the stock back in order that he might
qualify as director OF the bank. The morning
was spent in the discussions OF counsel The
interest and the crowd at the court room con-
tinued undiminished.
The grandOury In the United States court this
morning found another Indictment against s. C.
NeaIe.
FuNERAL-The funeral OF Miss Louise Waiting
IN aeS
Christ church here to-day. Miss w. came with
several school friends to spend the Christmas
OF Assistant District Attorney Miller, OF Washing
ton. While on her visit she was seized with
her late home in Hamilton, Bermuda.
STATION HOUSEWIFE. James was held at the sta
ton house this morning charged with the larceny
OF a watch from Moses Kits. Eleven dodgers
spent last night there.
PRIVATE WHIPPING FOR PUBLIC GooD-The new
m ine whipping hsd anotner example
THE STAR as held for stealing. His guardian came
to the station house and gave Reynolds a severe
iashng and this concluded the case, for the guard
ian was then allowed to depart with Reynolds,
who promised to be better lad in future
PA pAEsosAGs ExEMPT1oNs-In the corporation
mission OF tax on Presbyterian parsonage, Judge
stuart on Christ church parsonage. and Keith
Norton on that OF st. Paul's. The court had last
month decided in the case of the Catholic parson-
age and that Of the Methodist parsonage. When
application was made that although the evidence
showed that the law books were finished and ap-
proved by the court at its May term, and before
any notice h. d been given of the passage OF said
law, yet as the law exempting such church prop
erty was passed on the % OF April seven days be-
fore the books returned, the parties applying
should be exempt. Those applying yesterday were
exempt under the same ruling.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Fairfax Mutual InSur-
ance Co. held It's meeting at the Alexandria House
yesterday and elected its officers for the year.
The Potomac Manufacturing Co. has resumed
work, and is now filling an order for eight
anchors The police are now engaged in the
collection OF the unpaid license tax due for the
year. The mayor yesterday fined Harriet Davis
81 SO for being drunk and disorderly.-The col
ored woman with the small pox on the northern
edge OF the town died yesterday, and was buried
last night
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Special Weather BuiIefin.

To-I1RROw To BIZ FAIR DAY.
The chief signal Officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the press: The
barometer l. highest IN Utah and Nevada and low
est III Minnesota General rains have fallen In
the south Atlantic and east gulf states; general
snow n Tennessee and the Ohio valley, ana otca-
sfouri snow I'm New England. the mifdl. states
anu lower lake region. NOTtherlv wind prevail
In the Atlantic coast and gulf states, TenuE sSee
and O.,in valley: southeriy In the northwest. The
telnHcrd'ur has risen SO In the upper Missouri
valley and fallen from 10 TO 3Oo in the gulf
steteS- The temperature averages zoe below the
forlIisl for the month from the upper lake region
TO Texas. warm wave OF great extent moving
RAJ ids To the sou, Inward and slowly TO the east
ware Is central in the upper Missouri valley. The
3 p. w. yestordav: Washington, 34o Norfolk, Ale;
Savannah. 63o; Atlanta, So Jacksonville, 69o: PEN
saeola. o. New Orleans. G2o; Galveston, 80; san
Antonio. 20: Tucson. $40; Los Angeles, 60; San
Diego Csc. Fair weather is indicated on Nednes-
day In the gulf and middle states and New Eng
land.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4 muse MeNts. &c. TONG Int

National Ttsater.-Lotta In "Musette"
Fo1Gi's opera HOuse.-MIle Rhes. In An Cnauual
Match
TheGfeT' COIpi1ase.-Varietias.
Dime K"Ss,Ht.-Curio,ities and Entertainment
for families afternoon and evening"
Congregational CIturcA.-Lecture On the DE
Struction OF PoEpei.7
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking. snuffne. running noetrils poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains the eyes,
pures the breath and restores the voice. TASTE smell
and hearing An absolute cure for Cat2rrh and all
symptoms. Az effective in Of 20 years standing
as in ordinary colds. DR.. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure
$1.OO OF all Druggists or delivered by d. DEWEY &
Co.. 1872 Fulton ST.. New York. $50 &, than
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The Detective Scandal.

THE CASES TO BE SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
The next step in the defective investigation will
probably be to place the evidence collected both
by the Commissioners and the citizens committee
In the hands Of District Attorney Corkhill order
that he may lay the cases before the grand tury
There has been some delay while waiting to secure
needed witnesses, but now this difficulty is re-
moved
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NCTICF.-ASsig nce'S sale of the entire stock OF
Mr. B. SlvcTUcrg. 3l2 9Th street and 313 Sth street
This entire and immense stock. comprising the
IargcSI variety Of goods, and too well Known TO
need enumeration VIII be sold ut forced sale. re-
EardleSS Of cost. Bargains may be expected.
Zachariah TObrineF assignee.
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w. NJ. SHusrrR Il SoSs
OFFER LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
SILKS. Inns AND BROCADES FOR EVEN
ALSO CHOICE SHADES IN cAsHMEREs AND
ALBATROSS CLOTH THAT WILL LOOK WELL
SPECIAL dA IN LOT &C OF EVENING sILKS At 90.
FECTIONS, WHICH ARE NOT VISIBLE UNDER
GREAT BAKSAINs ARE OFFERED IN BRocApE
PdGSH, BR0CADE NELNLT II BLACK AND
GOL0kS. BROCADES REDUCED FROM s.. SO
WIDE; IN The FOL LOWING CHOICE SHADES:
G 2Gapx NY MER IL ,,,; Navy gKoWNi THE
AND ARE WARRANTED PURE SILK. FOR
BLACK SILK VELvETS II EVERY GRADE; GER
BoNNET AND GUINET BLaCK SILKS ARE
KNOWN TO BE TIL BI-ST IN THE MARKET.
ALL QUALITIES AND PRICES ARE KEPT BY
OTTOMAN SILKS AND sATINs IN GREAT VA
LOW PRICES.
FEW FURIINED CIRCULARS IN GOOD QUAIL
tiles, WHICH WE OFFER VERY CHEAP
w. NJ. SINISTER x SONS
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVl NUE..
One price.
n B-Ihe best is the cheapest. JAG
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Officers Elected.

ANNUAL MEETINGS OF VARIOUS ASSOCIATIONS
Al the annual meeting or the congregation of
the First Presbyterian church last evening off,
GERS were reelected as follows: President Sen.
ator McMillan; treasurer, t. F. Sargent; trustees
John Bailey AMI j. r. Mcconnell
The oil bolrd OF directors Of the Central Ma
t,onal bank WIS reelected for tn ensuing year
yesterday afternoon as follows: Samuel Nor
ment, j. L. Barbour, j. s Edwards, w T. Clark.
J. II. Goddard, Henry Dickson. Benjamin Charl-
ton, U. T. Thompson, C. A. Be.yanS, Levi Wool
bury and Her tito Browning
The following IS list OF directors chosen at the
annual meeting OF The National Fair Association
ytsterdty afternoon: James 5. Edwards, Joseph
& Nchiboen. George r. Repctti, John X K..lty.
WE DlcEso1 Phil Ii. Christmtn, VIM X Smith
George " oyster. Ho-atlo Browning Vim nj
Gait and VIM f. Clark. Mr.. j. 5. iwaris was
chosen PRESIDENT and T. III. Christman secretary
pro ten am X +. Baker, tie iSurer.
Al the annual meeting OF the Iowa Republican
Association last evening Csc r IL. Herring Drr,,-
dHnt; Major H. W. Love, v!ce-presiient: Major
NJ l. Anderson, secretlry; Colonel George COwle
treasurer; WIN ". UttZ. C.. c. Graham ami Albert
= Sco.t executive committee, We're elected
The l. l. y club II $ elected the following off,
Gers for The ensuing year: James Witty, DrasI-
Gent; George Braugh, vice president: Otto De-
FaLtitr, secretary: G -orge Gl1rus, treasurer.
Chorus, financial secrettry, and james kiester.
serScaLt-at-arinS-
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THE Spauldlng lecture course opens tonight. at
lincoln ball. AT 5. An unusually large nunUfr OF
course tickets have been sold, but cOOl reserved
sfatS for to-nights .ecture may be mad at the box
Office at the hall
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN C1orH1Se,

GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING,
THE M1sf1r STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
d beng t. make clean Of the entire
regardless OF cost Or value.
OVERCOATS.
At$6. o. worth $1,000.
800 worth 1900.
800 worth 1900.
II, 90. worth 20 90.
Is. 90, worth 25.O0
Is 1900 60. worth worth 1900 800.
1872. worth s6.C0.
Y 90. worth SO. 90.
Surtont So worth $40; attn lined s22. worth s45
" SUITS foE bS SSs' f sss; TO IL YEARS.
800. worth $500.
400. worth 766
so. worth so9.
$50, worth 1OO 90.
600 worth II. 90.
TOO. worth 800.
7.5O, worth IA 90.
800 100. worth worth IL 7 CO.
FOR 81 O. BOYS S9gt fh s o. !, YEARS
Of Size: Suits and e1s % Tor
fit win get splendid bargains as they must be sold
worth ST. ). FOR ysss nEs r. 4sp 2s x9g 1T; ,o,
SIS; So worth $40; Atwood Black Diasensl. SIS.
FINE f1 !R'e sef IS ph TsEsh Sr
a5 nGEs $SSS ,Ss'
0 It i. 5Sa ascs!s r. gsGs s. and &.
Satisfaction guaranteed to al purchasers.
oCh MOTTO: No trouble to show goods.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS jas
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SEND THE WEEKLY STAR as a New Years gift to
your friend. IL Is a large eight-page paper OF
rfty-six columns. Only one dollar post postpaiCD
q year-r5duced from two dollars
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CITY ITEMS.
Mr.. W. N. Ike ueasteu

4 Quarter OF q Dollar
will purchase anywhere q bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup,
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ABOUT IL o'clock last night an attempt WAS
made to force an entrance into a house northeast
corner 10Th street and New York avenue H. W.
The thief or thieves cut a Stat from the shutters
OF the lower back window, broke the glass and
uDfa.tcned the window. From Appearances, the
Thieves were frightened away without taking any
thing.
IMITATION OPTICIANS ruin eyesight Consult Il.
H. He.npler. .
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will purchase anywhere bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Mr.. W. H. Keneasten,
1899 street, says: II consider Browns Iron Bit
tiers the best preparation ever brought before the
public"
Hecker's Baking Powder
Is perfect In every respect, heathful, thoroughly
reliable. uniform In strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
Trough on Rats.''
Clears out rats, MICE roaches, dies, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. druggists.
A New Years Gift,
year. is In order. It is large esht-page paper Of
country. Only one dollar, post paid
Trinders' Lac,D PhOshate OF Lime and
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat,
breast and lung affections.
The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
Burnett's COcOatne has been sold in every civil
lied country, and the public have rendered the
verdict that It Is tine cheapest and best Hair Dress
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invariably &C
knowledged the purest and best.
For Coughs and Throat Disorders
use Browns Bronchial Troches "Have never
changed my mind respecting them from the first,
Sold only in boxes. Price rs cents.
Perfect Buck wheat Cakes
IN three minutes can be made by using Hecker's
sseil,raising Bucswneat Hecker's sef-raislng
nour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeas: or baking powder, and without setting
to use. For sale by all grocers.
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese buttermilk anu sweet mix,
&c. per at Cream. ibc pint
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DC. BLACK KIDS. formerly SIPS. Cochrane,s


WHERE age and purity are desired I'm wines and
liquors for medicinal or other pur OSeS try any Of
the many fine brands kept by Chr. Xandcr, Gil 7th
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JAPaSEsE SCROLLS, decorative fans, frieza. etc
j. JaY GOULD.
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IMITATION STAINED GLASS. new patterns. iu
rece.ye. IT tn Agency, g}9 L street northWeo
Send for price list.
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WEITE TO NYCE. 81 y. Charles street. ltim9r
for Erct5 0f amateur pho ograpnlc outfits. Al
OE5 can take PICTURES. $40
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1889 street, says: II consider Browns Iron Bit
tiers the best preparation ever brought before the
public"
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scRIH warm comforts for COLI nights, Coch-
ranCS.
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VAL. PAFERs- X. W. Henderson & Co, II
+ street.
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LAST SUNDAYS CAPITAL sold splenailly.
roUBLE MITTs, splendid wool, Cochranes, up
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LADIES comforts, lined leggings. Coehrane's,
uptown.
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MME- EMMA SoULE Will be found at Col 18th
street, corn or street
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY.... january q. 1SS3
LOCAL MENTION.
TEe Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. 9, iSS3, 9:}5 a. II.
Fer toe middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
wniI mostly northeTly, stationary or lover tenn
n
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TTNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
l. COLUMBIA,
In GENERAL TERM.
JOEL F. KINNEY vs.. JAMES F. MCGUIRE ct al Equity
No. 1885. $4,000
On motion Of counsel for plaintiff who has hereto
fore SUGGESTED the death of the defendant appel
Rearsd t9 become parties to said suit The Courtn
AIRY A D. 1888 order that the proper Representatives
OF the deceased. James F. Mcguire. in and be-
ten days of the next ensuing term of this Court sitting
in General Term or the decree appealed from will be
besn 5Pte e i'm in 1.-THE he Evsnns STAT
ba at least week for three weeks before the be-
ginning of the said next ensuing term.
By order of the Court.
ja2-law3w D. X. CARTIER, Chief Justice.
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7 BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, :
90s SEVENTH STREET, .
BETWEEN j AND X NORTHWEST,
Would respectfully invite attention his selections a
HANDSOME NEW GOODS. which are offered at re-
markably low prices. y
Gerster Cloth. all colors. Csc. Terra Gotta Bronsa
Electric. Green, &c. =
beautiful Piaids. Silk Wool Csc formerly SOC.
Figured Dress Goods that retaed at 90 only Ike,
Chuddah Cloth, &c., a great bargain.
II endld Cashmeres, in black ana colOre, 35c.
Fiue Atwood Cashmeres. 60 62h, 15c. and II.
Novelties in Dress Goods, Pushes and Velyets
Green o. Cloth choice quality, 81. 25.
Silks and Satins, BrocadaF, &c.
The New Shades in Iedie q Cloakinc Cloth.
UNDERWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatism 70 buy our Irerared led Flannel Under
wear, 81 % 10 81 80 each sell pure medc1nally
1y retaed for 75c.
Corsets. IS, so. 75c.. 81, Fl. % and up
Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiefs.
Have just received lots OF pure Linen Handkerchief
slightly imperfect at less than half prices Call aud
see them before they are all sold out
Full stock of Domestlcs. Table Linen and Towels
Blankets. Flannels. Cassmeres and Housekeeping
Goods.
Last but not least Misses Wooden Hose in sizea
from to So 25c. per par.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
nS-ly sos 9TH street northwest.
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BARcA1Ss. BARGAINS
GREAT
SPECIAL SALE
COTTON UNDERWEAR.

Besides our regular stock of Torchon Medicia and
Valenc e1nss Lace and Nainsook and Swiss Embroid-
cred Underwear, show for this week the following
startling and unparalleled bargains:
90 doz. Chemises al d Drawers. Ruffled and Pulled
1ui length extra wide, with Clarks cotton and
made on Wheeler Wilson's machine, Csc
doz Corset Covers. Flat Fels positively the best
hitting Corset Cover in the United States nothW-th-
standing the price is only 29c
so doz Skirts. extra wide, Cambria Rufding fine
cluster of Tucks, Acc. ~
Also Special Job Lots of Chemises, Drawers Night
and up; "
PALAIS ROYAL.
10 doz Nightgowns. made of Pride Of the West Cot
ton, Vatican Plated Back. Double kuffie Of Embrod.
cry at neck yoke. and sleeves. four ows wide EN-
worth - %; ~ ''
pl IA doz Drawers, Pride Of the West Cotton. Yoke
Bands, extra wide, two of Inserting, deep En-
broidered Flounce. $685. worth 81. 40;
10 doz Skirts. extra wide, all lengths Cambria Ruff
$1.68. ~
len more Special Lots will arrive to morrow morn
tain more Of w
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COSMOS CLUB-At the annual meeting OF the
cosmos Club. held last evening. III It's new home
Is Lafayette squnre, the following named officers
were elect 81 or TIE current year: President F.
NJ G.iiauirt; vice president, william Hardness.
secretlry, FREDERICK w Taylor: treasurer R0ber RI
fIetcher The financial statement submitted
showed the Club to be out OF debt with a surplnS
In the treasury. Notwithstanding the extraorit
h@ry outlay Incident 10 the late removal TO its
PteIent q,tarterS newIy furnishing the same, etc
~ also appeared that the roll OF members Is rap
Idly Increasing, with most desirable accessions
and prospect that the limit o, membership viii
o. re&ched al comp Irdtiyely early day.
THE ASSOCIATED CEARITIEs-At a meeting ~
The board OF directors of the Associated Cha rites
last evening Mrs. W. Is. Smell resigned as a mem
Der or the auditing committee and the latter was
reorganizet 30 as TO contain MessrS Pratt Rar
mum and S0lomOnS. MeSsrs. Pratt and Cook ana
Mrs =. A. Spencer were appointed committee Ia
carly out a suggestion Of Gen. Es,on no h, We
closer connection between the central ONCE and
Subdivisions ~
CIRCUIT COURT JrRoRs.-The following names
have been drawn from the box as Jurors to serve
ct the next term OF the Circuit Court VIM p
Young, 1870 New York avenue: Samuel Haldema n
1907 PENNSYLVANIA avenue: Henry Iseman 6ns
Pennsylvania avenue southeast: Chas b. Bailey
Gas Office; James McDermOtt, 80 Pennsylvania
avenue; Geo. ii. Trunnell, 80. II street northwest
Geo H. Boston, 1886 9Th street northwest; Casparti
Kneess l24l sth street northwest; Benjamin Charl.
ton, 81 street northwest; Clarence W. Duvall
e0a street northwest; JustuS Kaiser, S2l 18th
street northwest; Melville Shuster 6i7 H street
northwest. Charles Trunnell Ola 18th street north
west; j. NJ Foster, 313 street southeast; r. Car
Ter Ballanfyne, SS New York avenue northwest;
Geo. s. Contee, 1916 18th street northwest: Joseph
1edfern, 1si3 j street northwest; Gardner X An
drews 1905 sth street northwest; John Rupert,
near Brightwo God; Richard ii. Taylor, Pennsylva a.
MIA avenue; F. A. Lutz. 1r, Pennsylvania avenue;
Geo. H. Kennedy. 1909 + street northwest: John
b. Peake, 642 Pennsylvania avenue southeast:
Charles b. Brown, 1913 34th street northwest: III.
p Hill, 800 street northwest; VIM. j. Wilson,
2o04 G street northwest
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Hecker's Baking Powder
is perfect In every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed
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WALKER's. 2Oa 10TH STREET NORTHWEST.-
pns CHaAR1CM1AAIs Feb 81 AND PITCH; BgILD-
r!AS! Ek, .:AktET LINING w. W. BRUSHES
TAR, &c. Telephone. d9
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flinders, LaCeD PhOHhate OF Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
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were to-day elected directors of the National
Metropolitan Bank: Jno. w. Thompson. Jedcdiah
II. Baxter, VIM. Thompson, Nathaniel Wilson,
Sanger. Brainard u. Warner, Ormond wilson
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"ROu9h ON R0ts.',
Clears out rats mice, roaches, dies, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers 15c. druggists.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best 90 is JUSTHS Old Stand known for YEAR
as the only place where first class SECONDHAND
CLOId1NG can be sold at respectable prices, Address
call at yUSTHS Old stand No. 6l9 street between
9th ana 1th streets northwest n. B.-NOte by maui
promptly attended to- mar11
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New Years Gift,
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is In order 1t is large eght-page paper OF
hfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14

One hundred years ago the diameter
Of the sun was four miles greater than
II Is At present. One thousand years
ngo the sun was forty miles greater
than II Is At present. Ten thousand
years 20 the diameter Of the sun was
100 miles greater than Il Is now. The
advent Of man upon the earth took
place no doubt longtime ago. but il the
history Of the earth the advent Of man
Is comparatively recent phenomenon.
Yet II seems certain that when man first
trod our planet the diameter Of the sun
must have been many hundreds. per-
haps many thousands Of miles greater
than Il Is at present. We must not,
however, overestimate the Significance
OF this statement. The diameter Of the
sun Il Al present 860.O00 miles. 80 that
. diminution Of 10000 miles would be
little more than the hundredth part Of
it, diameter. IL the diameter Of the
sun were 10 shrink tomorrow 10 the ex-
tent Of 10000 niles the change would
NOT be appreciablc to common obscrva-
ton. though even . much smaller
change would not elude delicate astr0-
nomical measurement. The world on
which the primitive man trod was GER
fainly illuminated By larger sun than
that which now shines upon rs. lt does
not necessarily follow that the climates
must have been much hotter then than
now. The question Of warmth depends
upon other matters - we'll rs sunbcams,
30 that we must be cautious in any in
1crences drawn IN this way. nor are any
such differences needed for our present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14

COULD SCARCELY speak; Il was almost
impossible 70 breathe through my nostri1s.
Using Ely,s Cream Balm Z short time I
was entirely relieved. NY bead has not
been % clear nor voice 70 strong n years:
afflicted with Catsrrh or Colds IA the Head.
z: q. ucnEsos, Dealer = Boots and Shoes.
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DuRAxo's REnEDY will cure any case 81
rheumatism on the face Of the earth. Il Il
taken internally and cures quickly and
thoroughly. X your druggist does not
keep IL, write for free pamphlet 70
h. K Hslphenstine. Warrington, D. @.
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HAVE taken swift's Specific s.S.s.) for
Rheumatism, aud found perfect relief. Il
4 the best tonic and Blood Remedy known
70 science. ID. p. HILL,
Attorney at Law, Atlanta, ca.
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Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Renc.sr'' 80
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, 81.
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case. Il has cured me of Ma1arial Rkcums
tism. AnCuIn THOMAS, Springfield. Tenn
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