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SPECIALTIES.

nE. ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN BALTI.
~ more SPECIALIST. with over 20 years experiences in
treating all diseases OF the 0enerave and
System. be conhdentiay consulted every We'd
nesday and Saturday. from to p nl 456 street
northwest street. Success guaranteed in
without using nauseous druga caustics or rner
curry Private rooms for ladies' ocl-3m
CHEDD's TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS I'M.
- proved. A new swimming pool LArve well-liebted
and ventilated hot rooms expert shampooer in attend
snce WS = st NV Open Sunday from to .. m. .o3-im
sro THOSE WITH PILEs-DR. MUHLEMAN. No.
treatment without the knife. caustic or iigst;ire
Cure guaranteed / use Prof. Brinkerhof-s Psinless
Treatment. This recent discovery Is the only plan
now known for curing piles without knife or ia
ture; almost painless. safe, sure and permaneTf
without danger or loss Of time never fails to cure:
charees nlooersta HourA 9 to- D. m- sel-2ns
NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANr AND AsTRoIocIsr
Fee. 81. As VI AAs
kesadence 1910 nth street northwest Houu from .
.. m. to 8 y m ana from to p m ia
Evening star., 1884-10-27

The full official returns OF the twenty-one con.
gressonal districts OF Ohio are published in Colur-
bus. The correction OF an error in the twentieth
district gives the republicans majority OF 1890
In the returns by counties, being nearly one thou
sand more than heretofore conceded
Evening star., 1884-10-27

There can be no DOUBT that the democrats Of
Philadelphia have made blunder In replacing
Controller Hirst the city ticket after he had re-
signed under charges Of forgery. The Philadel-
phia Times declares that the act is one OF treachery
or insanity
Evening star., 1884-10-27

Ar. n. j. Rarn5dell has, on account OF Ill health
sold The Republic 10 Mr.. W. S. " Wilson, gentle
man who has been connected with the paper for
some time. TIE Repuolic,in in Mr.. Ramsdell's hands,
has gained national Repatriation for ability and
much regret win be felt that the condition Of his
health does not permit him to continue In the edi-
rOrial harness
Evening star., 1884-10-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT OR sALE-CoUNTRY HOUSE AND
two acres At Good Hope: also lovely Building Site.
with grove of trees and ten Liberal terms. DR.
WADSWORTH, Vermont avenue and L st. n. W. It,
INOR RRENT-"RAVENWOOD,"A AT HYATTSVILLE,
Il Nd. House, fourteen rooms: modern improve
ents; Will be rented cheap for the winter months
Apply to lib Market Space, or 1880 Pa. ave- oc22lm
Rural village home at Bn ghtwood d. c.; lsx
OF land; nine-room dwelling, barn. &c. purest water
and fine fruits II PHIiI.lPS I42s New York ave.
nue. Oc2-lm
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M.W1111As. N.
CLoAKs AT SPECIAL PRICES

The recent warm weather has enabled me to purchase
Tor cash at low price lot Of noveltiesPars and Ber
benefit
Elegant Seal Plush sACQUEs and NEwMARKETs.
plain and beaver trimmed
Great variety Of JERSEY JACKETS and NEWMAR-
KETS
Brocaded Plush and Velvet yIsITEs of new designs
just received
BLACK SILK COSTUMES
MILLINERY GOODS Of the highest character q
speciality.
Leading Paris styles in BONNETS and HATS. trim
Fur and Feather TRIMMING at very low prices
9O7 pennsylvania ave. Cite, Trevise, Par1s oc27
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IroR sALE-vALUABLE NEWSPAPER IR0P-
II erty-The whole one-half interest in THE
DAY" daily journal published in Baltimore city can
be purchased rtasOnab terms The office il fully
fecting Machine. with folGer ache and having an
the modern improvements and has all n o
Assocated Press Address irnm, diateiy or apply TO l.
JEFF. ME BOURNE & CO. New NsIlper A Aayertls =
AGENTS. Baltimore, Md 1t
business CHANCE-A MAN N ANY 1--we
I'D town can do profit able business 90 alone
or in connection with furniture any elias oi house.
profits. For particulars address "AlANIFAC1 URINti
6l Summer street. Boston, Mass oc27- -mSth I7t.
WANTED To PURCHASE WARRANTS FOR Sur
w veyed unoffered lands. T. III DSON l420 Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest. ocG-2ln
II DAN OF Sl25 TOR THREE MONTHS WANTED
Lion $500 worth ot Jusehod furniture Willing 20
pay iberally for the accommodation Address LOAN,
Siar Office. oe27- -3ts
BSuR sALE-GooD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES
II OF well located Cigar Store. lJ05 street north
west. oc25 3ts
SMoney-S20O0l to $4,000 additional 20 supply the
means d enarge the pursuance of very lucrative and
cash business which viii pay more than loo per cent.
and perfectly safe in respect Parties
active silent interest the business or simply
make loan with real estate security extra
/ returns None but principals with ready money and
willing to call by appointment Will receive answer
O. C. GREEN,
oc22-6t' 303 7th street northwest. Washington D. c.
DR0MPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN
Il to Buying. Selling and Renting Property. Rents
Collected: Loans negotiated, by w. II. FlskE a co.
keal Estate Brokers' l2l5 street northwest oc22 Inn
A PARTNER WANTED TO ENGAGE IN THE GEN
"A elal broker ge business the city Of Washington,
d. c. Address BANKER star office 10 ling when ana
ne lew may bp hal a II
Evening star., 1884-10-27

Butler has thrown up all his New York state en-
gagementS Can ne be sick OF his canvass
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A BRrEr Exp1AsAr1os

A BRrEr Exp1AsAr1os
TEN PER CENT SYSTEM
In keeping with our announcement tha. we believe
the take the public into our confidence the
larger will be trade, the
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Now briefly explains the benefits and cd vantaees Of our
new system. Hitherto we have been extensively
engaged In the wholesale trade Despite great and
caution have lost consdera bic money by bad debts
By giving up the wholesale trade
AND RETAILING DIRECTLY TO THE CONSUMER
At tie rates have been charging at wholesale we
well the public the gamers The Public really
gets clothing at the price the retail merchant pays
and therefore the individual who buys from us saves
the profit that usually to the retailer. now
are also safe from bad debts and therefore afford
to sell very low. Asife business q small profit is
much surer than a hurrah business with bad debts.
Under our Ten FER CENT SYSTEM We are actually
retailing fine clothing
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE WHOLESALE PRICE.
Others may promise you better than this but you can
set down eli such promises bait catch gudgeons
We give the lowest possible prices and not false
promises and fictitious price lists.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
s27 AND S23 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue
tS Please bear in mind we have no connection with
any other house in the city.
Open evenings till g. Saturday till II. oc25-1m
Evening star., 1884-10-27

nR W. T. PARKER OF BOSTON. MASS,
IL MAGNETIC HEALER
Treats Rheumatism Neuraleia, AsthIna Catarrh lung,
Liver aud Kidney Complaints, and all Nervous Dieeaee4
without the of medicine Win visit patients 81 ~
street northwest. Qc3o-2ws
Evening star., 1884-10-27

WOODWARD Il LorHRop
Desire to call attention to Two Values in
CoLoRED SILKS
Which cannot be equAled.
60Pieces American Colored
GRos GRAIN SILK.
Twenty inches wde fine heavy grain. splendid quality
superb hnlsh
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
qualities Of this silk in previous we have adj
ded lare!y to the assortment ana take pleasure ~
at this price.
soPIECEs OF OoLoRED SILK.
tGuinet's Celebrated Manufacturc.)
We have also tested this Silk in previous seasons and
obtain for the price In quality and finish it leaves
ONLY sl2s PER YARD.
In the following shades:
Magnetic. Gendarme. Modes. ,Drabs steels. Gr.yz
Green %iSs % sslss ps% Ss1a.f 5srdin. 9H f:n s'@
Evening od Br9Tn SappsEs & stv nna Roae
Pink. White and Cream '''''' MIC 'A' 0'1' f''''
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
s21 PA AVE. loca5l sl2 ST.
4O-IN. TABLE FELT.
Only 25c Per Yard
Suitable for Restaurants Dining Rooms and Narrow
wo9pwARR 9ov.al B : dC d5oIHRoP:
oc25 921 Penns5lvania avenue. 9i2 street.
Grsrs Foun Ply
We offer in our Gents Furnishings Department. a. .
Special Bargain,
isoDoz GENTS FouR-pLY ALL-L1NEN CUFFS
At 1870. Per Pair
WOODWARD d LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pennsylvania avenue. 9l2 d street.
Bnsr Q uA1rrr In IsDreo Ps1srs.
Splendid styles. warranted fast coors. sold hereto
fore at l0c per yard, only Sc. per yard
SSSS6f WoobWSRD VAR 1sse LofhEoP' 81 flfsdiP.
BOSTON DRY , Goops OOPS HOUSE.
eal Pa ave toc26l s12Dst.
CARPEr1NGs,
OILCLOTHS,
FLOOR DRuGGETs,
LACE CURTAINS,
RUGS, MATS, Etc.
Bss. brussels csrpetings Is eta. 90 cta IS c 90 cts
pest BODY Brussels. 81 10.
DDS5Rs Esisi sHPsr: HHsr: ~ g
Al-wool Ingram so cts.
seailoped Lace curtsns. 81 50 pair.
Nottingham sn,s .sd Lace ace 70 o, cts Is cts. 80 cts
s.ns'' ,.sss .s... Il 3''a
54-inch al. l.wool Tricot Cloth 9s cts.
sSGsa SIX UslTsss rsns4y sSas ysa IS
Black c.shmsrss pr.p dEss nish. 10 inches wido 50
Tricotine b Dress @ Goods, S as ct.
Rep Dress Goods ali coiors. i2Hcss
Feather proof Bed TietinF @ ,iSS e ets and ,sct.
Ss5tPR Ss5 %s1Il 5lisasj: F.sS:: ,s
Ssts Ssa so%Is!.s %Ss sssi:s 3 St. g. sfs s
TowsoN's,
oc2s sss PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SOUTH SIDE
Funs AND LADIES WRApa
Our FUR DEPARTMENT IL stocked with all the
leading garments offered in New York. and 1t the sae
prices
ALASKA SEAL uondon Dysd) GARMENTS in all new
BEAVER cApEs NECK PIECES. and TRIMMINGS
NEwMARKETs and RUSSIAN CIRCULARS in all the
new fabrics
BEAVER and OTTER SETS for Misses and Children.
Everything pertaining to the Fur Trsd and - chssp
- any house in America
WILLETT RUOFF
HATTKRs AND FURRIRRs,
oc2S 9o6 Pennsylv1nis svsuua
Full SrocK
MERINOS. FLANNELs, BALBRro0ANa aHIRrs
AND DRAWER6
CANTON.FLANNEL NIGHT 1HIRTa aHIRT8 AND
DRAWERS
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OvERcoAr TALK.

At s2S we sell as good Overcoats as any one
reed wear. while SIS to go :. the popular ranEo
Of prices for seEteel and sorviceable garments,
and the stock of them is particularly strong COM
prisins twenty six sorts. Then come down to
hard pan" We have oyercoats as low So.
that not ashamed 10 offer a man who must
make every dollar count, and cares nothing for
mere show. Our cheapest coats are honest
through and through. and customers have the
privilege. not OF exchange only. bat of returning
goods and receiving their money back.
Evening star., 1884-10-27

(Abrdged List)
Felt Flannel and Knit Skirts all colors reduced from
S1.15 to &C.
Warranted Real Kid Gloves a buttons, reduced from
CSC. to SIC
jersey Caps. in all colors and Sizes reduced from 25c
to 23c.
Black Jerseys advertised last week). reduced from
81 25 to Sl96
Scarlet Cashmere All-wool Underwear, reduced from
CSC. to S9c
English Cashmere Hose all colors. reduced from 1ac
to 3Sc
Winter Merino Underwear all Sizes reduced from 4sc
to 39c.
Leather sachels buff and black, expanding reduced
from 49c to 39c.
Real Leather Pocketbooks neu atvla raducod ,-or,
39c to 3lc
Warranted Sterling Silver Bangles new reduced from
SSc. 10 Csc
All Silver. gilt. o1idized and Jet Jewelry reduced
from 25c. to 19c
Fans feather tips satin in all coIora redce fror,
Heavily Beaded Fronts for Dresses reduced from 9sc
to SEC
Silk Mufiers for hat or neck, new style reduced
from CSC to 48t
China Silk Handkerchiefs, warranted genuine. re-.
duced from 39c. to Gle
AH-silk Spanish Guipure Lace black. reduced from
CSC. to sc
Genuine Florida Water. our specially reduced from
33c. to 29c.
Chenille Fringe 4-row. 3ball) another speciality, re-
duced from S9c. to 75c
Warranted AIl-silk Block Sash Ribbon, reduced from
69c. to 4sc
GENTS! GENTs,!
Scarlet Wool Underwear. medicated reduced from
Sl25 to 81 12H
Canton Flannel Drawers improved reduced from
75c to 59c
SILK and Satin English scarfs, reduced from nc to
Above prices positively for this week only
Evening star., 1884-10-27

In keeping with our announcement that we believe
the more take the public into our confidence the
larger will be our trade the
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-AH HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST POR-
w ton Of the city, having eleven twelve and
modern improvements: rent not to exceed sos per
month. Address OSCAR WOODWARD, Room 100. U.
8 Patent office. oc25-3ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT--OFFICES.

LOR RENT-FOUR COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON
second door. suitable for physician, dentist any
respectable Office also two third door Apply
at 423 9th street northwest, in the store oc25Sts
TOa RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, VERY DESIRABLE;
II heated single suite at 6lS street northwest
near Patent Office General Post oface, and New Pen:
and z, 618 street northwest ocll-2m
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you are ready to talk Clothing for yourself or boy
We would like 20 submit our
Evening star., 1884-10-27
PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME PAYN REsIDENT). MANICURE AND
Vl SURGEON NCHIROPODIST.-Fin.e .er Nails beauti.
fed Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured
Corns Bunions lngrowing Nails and all Diseases of
Feet successfully treated single treatment either
hands or feet 81 Course Tickets sixteen visits good at
my Washington, Baltimore or Richmond Offices. el2
Separate Offices for Ladies and Gentleman. Rooms 5
and g. 945 Pennsylvania avenue. oc2-lms
Evening star., 1884-10-27

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS or
Ul LIFE All business confdenttal. Ladies and Gen.
tleen SO each l06 street. between lth and 5th
streets northwest. klA-S2ws
Evening star., 1884-10-27

Others may promise you better than this but you can
set down eli such promises bait catch gud9eons
We give the lowest possible prices and not false
promises and fictitious price lists
Evening star., 1884-10-27

loot sURGERY-UGEFUL FEET BEING REQUI.
II site to health, the highest medical surgical Judi
cal political. military and naval digntaries Of this
country representatives Of leading foreign govern
visit bR, WHITE son. lsl6 Pennsyiyania avenpe.
the reOuisite treatment Of Corns Bunfons Inverted
Nails, &c. Thirty-ninth year Of practice. Fee q =
xfnf
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MONEY. MONEY. MONEY,
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY.
No. So W. BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE MD

LEVI q .aI,a bfSS. HOPKETOkA
Established 1878
Large and liberal advances on diamonds sflver
Ware. Gold and Silver Watches and Merchandze in gen
era and the goods Kept Tor any length time agrsed
upon, at the rate of ~ cent. Furs kept cedar
chests All transactions strictly confidential Parties
can send their goods per 'xlress receying prompt
tenton return mail Refer. by permission 20 Ns-
tionai Marine Bank of Baltimore Md :Jno A Whtrldge
Esq, Stock Broker. 40. German street, Baltimore,
Md. ocI-an
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-12-31

Not long ago Monsignor Capel made
a plea in defence of the atrocities of the lnqui-
sition by sayin that man who took from an
other his faith took from him bis most precious
possession, and that at all risks this must be
prevented. The same principle has been APP
piled elsewhere and successfully. In Bohemia
a Christian was tried lately for the murder of a
Jew The counsel for the Christian admitted
his guilt, but pleaded that as every Jew was
the murderer of the souls of Christians, it was
no crime for Christian to kill the body OF a
Jew" 1t may please Monsignor Capel to know
that the argument which he presented In New
York was successful in Bohemia. The Christian
who considered the Jew dangerous to his faith
and removed him was acquitted Presbyterian
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M A r r I Fl D .

December 23d, at Captain Isaac NJ. Fuckers,
by the Rev. J. c. Dinwlddie GEORGE G. RossER,
Of Bath county to Miss JENNIE r. RUCKER, of
Campbell county, Va.
December 10th, in Staunton, Va, by the Rev
J. p Strider, WRIT A. CHEsTERMAN, of Rich
mond, Va, to Miss VIRGINIA HARMAE, of
Staunton.
December Esd, in Staunton, by the same,
julius F. f. CAssELL, of Baltimore, to Miss
EMMA F. PLEcKER, of Staunton.
December 23d, in Staunton, by the same,
CHARLES IRWIN, of Clarke county, Va to Miss
MATTE HYER, of Stanton.
December ed, in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, by the
Rev. ]. W. Lupton, j F. BELL to Mrs. EDMo-
MA WAKEFIELD.
December 23d, by the Rev. Thomas L. Pres
ton, D. D., WILLIAM RANDOLPH CLARK to Miss
ANNIE GERTRUDE AYREs, both of Rockbridge
county, Va.
December 18th, by the Rev. H. A. Brown,
WILLIAM H. BAILEY, Jr., to Miss DELLA p
BAILEY, all of Charlotte county, Va.
December 23d, by the Rev H. H. Halves,
D. D., Captain P. W. MCKINNEY to Miss ANNIE
LYLE, all of Farmville, Va.
December 18th, by the Rev. j. c. Dinwiddie,
at the residence of Mrs. Fannie A. Miles, the
brides mother Boiling C. HUGHES to Miss
CYBENA F. MILES, both of Campbell county, Va.
December 18th, at the residence of Mrs. Eliza
Green, in this city, by the Rev r. R. Howison,
THEODORE B. BLAND, of Huntington, w Va,
to SALLIE s. MAYO, adopted daughter of DR..
Lewis M Mayo, of Huntington, w. Va
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ELORIDA COLONY. We have Just estab-
Il lished Presbyterian colony on the high,
healthy, fertile, rolling lands of fernando Co
Lands suited for vegetables and fruits. adapted
to this latitude, oranges, bananas &c. We have
lands set apart for church and school.
l can procure lands for actual settlers at low
rates, titles guaranteed
References-Hon. Robert R. Bridges, vii
mington, N. c.; Gen. J. \. Ekin, Louisville, KY
Address, with two cent stamp for reply, TO
REV. G. S. YOUNG;
de 17-2m Manifold Fla
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CHRISTMAS, 1884.

Nv E again make our annual (the forty-ifth)
w salutation to our friends and the public,
and beg to offer our congratulations for what
measure OF happiness and prosperity they have
enjoyed In the past, and our good wishes for
their future welfare.
We make our usual magnificent exhibit of
CHRI- TMAS GOODS,
and believing that the love of the people for
good books has largely increased, we have en-
deavored to meet their wants IN this respect and
to this end offer them very large collection of
STANDARD WORKS
the production Of men whose names the world
will not let die" We mention, in part, Shaks
peare, Milton, Scott, Burns, Bryan, Thackeray.
Dickens, Tennyson, George Elliott. Mrs Brown.
ing, Gothic Schiller Prescott, Motley, Cooper.
Irving, Longfellow &c.
Our supply Of BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKS.
and HYMNALS, is very fine.
OF the smaller wares, such az WRITING
DESKS, WORK-BOXES, LADIES BIAS
KETS, SATCHELS, JEWELRY-CASES
CARD-CASES DRESSING-CA CASES. POCKET
BOOKS, PHOTOGRAPH-ALBUMS, AUTO.
GRAPH-ALBUMS, SCRAP-BOOKS, BACK
CANNON, CHESS, GAMES, &C., their name
is simply legion.
We make no boasts. and offer no advice. For
tunately for us, our customers are wise and sen
sible people, and abundauty able to form their
own opinions, and we trust confidently to their
good Judgment
We beg TO ask an inspection Of our stock
respectfully,
de l7-4t BECKWITH q PARHAM.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TISHBURNE SCHOOL,
II WAYNESBORO, AUGUSTA CO., VA.
Jas A. Fishburne, A B., Principal
III. Saunders, " M. I Associate.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MILITARY
Visitors are impressed.
1st. With the beauty and excellence of the
location.
I'd. With the excellent discipline, and the
perfect system in every department.
Sd. With the gentlemanly appearance and
conduct of cadets, and kind feeling existing be-
tween them and the Faculty.
4th. With the faithful work and steady i'm
provement of students.
Pupils received at any time. Terms moder-
ate. Correspondence solicited. no 19-ly
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-12-31

Died, December Goth. at his residence in Flu
wanna county, near ScOttsville, Va, CHRISTIE
PIER HoRNsEY, in the 8Oth year of his age
The deceased was Ruling Elder in the
Scotsville church, a decided and intelligent
Christian who let his light shine around him
with unusual brightness
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ABLEST LIVING WRITER'S


Nearly the hoIe corld Of authors and appear
THE LIVING AGE ia their best moods. art, and
literature ind fresh and eloquent expression pages
from the pens Of the best eTteS Of The day. and The reader
IS Kept cell abreast Of the current thought ~ the GQe
Boston Journal.
has for many years held the first place Of all our
serial publications. The only possible objection that could
Dc urged TO a. rs the immense amount Of reading Il gfreS
There is nothing noteworthy ia science art literature 6ioJ
rdpy, philosophy, religion. that cannot be found it,
It's readers supplied nth The best literature Of the day.
The Churchman, New York.
" 1t may be tTutfuiy and cordially said that IL
offers dry or UdiHeieSS page" -New-York Tribune.
Bogrdphy, fiction, science, criticism, history, poetry,
trdreis, rhdeUeT interested in, all found here
HyuJrhes for the IL costs than other peri
Odicdl cithn kRowiedge" The Waterman, Boston.
- With each TepolUiR0 yedr il increases rdlue. No
ture."-P Presbyterian Banner, Pittsburgh
a. There is nothing like IT, Christian Work, NY.
"H has for interest and pdlue beyond those ofaHy
other pn6hedtioR Coming once ceek a gire chke pet
= Montreal Gazette
Through IT'S pages alone, possible be treH
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enables the reader 10 Keep pace ,eh the best thought
Foremost Of the eclectic periodicals" NY World
" ~ furnishes complete compilation iHdtSpeHSd
Die literature. - Chicago Evening Journal.
IL SdreS not only time, out money Pacific Church.
Il has become Indispensable" New-York Observer
still Keeps to The front the best Of all HqdgdziRes II
limited 10 b one publication e 1oUld infinitely prefer
The LIVING AGE 10 al others IL stands alone IN ats erceL
Ience"- Morning Star, Wilmington, NC.
Is one Of :e maTUelS Of the dge"- Spectator, Ham>
fton, Canada
PUBLISHED WEEKLY at $500 year. free of postage or
for Sl05O THE LIVING AGE and any one OF the Amer-
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sent for year. postpaid; or, for $3.50 THE LIVING
AGE and the 81. Nicholas or LiPptRcot'S Monthly;
Now Is the time to subscribe beginning with the New
Year.
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MINERAL PoISoNI

have suffered untold misery for many years
from poisonous effects of mercury, which at last
developed into an ulcer on my leg, which re
and it has entirely disappeared, and I am in bet
ter health than for years 1t is the best blood
remedy in the world.
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BIT UAR Y

Died, December 18th in Appomatsox county
Va, Mrs. SUSAN E. ANDERSON wife of Sterling
c. Anderson, in the SD year of her age.
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NOTICE TO THE CLERGY.

We take pleasure in announcing that the
first supplementary volume to M'Clintock &
Strong's CycoT@d was issued on November
10Th, 1884
Comparatively few Of the subjects treated in
the Supplement will be found in any other cy-
clop@dia whether general or special. Thus it
will be very desirable companion not only to
the main work but to every other Of the kind.
We shall be pleased to hear from any who
have assisted in the canvass of the work itself
with view to taking an agency for the Sup.
plement The large circulation Of the previous
volumes Of "Mc'Clintock q Strong's Cyclopudia"
should satisfy all concerned that the canvass
will be remunerative
The Supplement will be uniform with the set,
and will be sold to subscribers only at the fol
lowing prices I. C., Cloth s. Sheep, f6 Half
Morocco, SO per volume.
AGENTS WANTED.
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