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Angostura Rltfers.

The world renowned appetizer and
lnvigorater, imparts delicious flavor
TO all drinks and cures dyspepsia, digr-
rh@a, fever and ague. Try IL, but be.
ware OF eountorieEs. Ask YOU grocer
or your druggist for the genuine An
goostura, manufactured by DR.. j. q. b.
Siegert Il Sons.
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Trinity Cemntnrr

NJ - H. Burton is appointed sexton Of
-, ,,iiui'y cemetery, with full control of
,ne premises, and he alone is author
mn 70 sell lots and give receipts 10 the
ah,unesers, which VIII entitle tho pur.
san,o 20 cemetery deed, when pre-
Tbn,su 70 The undersigned or TO w, ii.
April 10, 1886. w ~ pp rssI4Sn,,
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a pale and haggard woman, with a
wild and weird look and faded cheeks,
Is reclining on 3 couch suffering with a
lingering iemp'e trouble, English Fe-
male Bitters viii cure her.
For sick headache and habitual con-
stipatlon, try Bsiley's Saline Aperient.
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AnecnIvnd NYn1nnn

ia the ledy who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, DC, in the belief of enriching
and beautiiiying the complexion. II IL
but temporary and ultimately destroys
the skin beyond the power OF nature to
restore. Stop itl Stop it now and use
only DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, which Inn
parts the vigor and loveliness of youth.
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COUNTY Court.

The case Of the State vs.. John Sohlu-
meyer, charged with aggravated assault,
was continued until this morning.
Jen Mitchell, colored, charged with
tne theit OF a whoeibarfow, was given
TWO Gays Imprisonment and fined SIS.
henry Miller, .colored, charged with
the theft of whisky from the Glen Lea
saloon, was given five days imprison-
ment aud fined $3.50.
pistol.
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Messrs. +. NJ. Clover & Co., at III
street, use only DR.. Squibb's fluid eN-
tracts ard chemicals in their prescript-
ions, and have men who understand
their business TO dispense them. Ev-
cry one invited to call and examine
their stock.
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f. NJ. Clover y Co., the Elm stree
druggists, do not substitute in pre-
scriptons. II thoy do not have the de
sired article they viii tell you, aud
desired will get II without extra charg
II 20 be found In the city.
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Thn Pennlns, Wnrlh.Irihn vnrhinL-

Buruett's CocOaine has been sold in
every civilized country, and the public
has rendered the verdict that IL Is the
cheapest and best hair dressing in tho
world.
Burnett's Flavoriug Extracts are in
variably acknowledged the purest aud
the best
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Fits.

All hts stepped nee by DR., Kllue's
great nerve reatorer. No fits aftor hrst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
aud 81 trial bottle free 10 fit cases. Send
% DR., Kline, eSl Arch atroot, Phllsdel-
phia. Pennsylvania,
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We call special attention to Hughes
Bros. advertisement 10 he found In our
columns who, being Overst0cked with
champagne wine In manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder, are proposing to
almost give II AWAY.
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FOR PALE, LANGUID

Emaciated children, with pimply, sallow
perfect blessing, cleansing the blood and skin
Of Inherited impurities, and cxpcllng th,
germs of scr0luln, rheumatism, consunptio
and severe skin diseases.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA,
cts; RESoLVENr, 81; SOAP, % cts. Porte
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Sanh for ,nLnAr 90 Cnre SKIN nlsnnana.n
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n me removal OF Prof. Sanhorn of N.
NJ after being pronounced incurable by
score OF physicians, from Las Vegas,
N; NJ, TO his home, was effected by adj
niinlsterihg DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic,
good health.
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"OUR LITTLE ray -

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebblns, Belcher-
town, Mass, write: "Our little boy was ter
Efysipelas ever since he was born. and moth
ing we could give him helped him until we
tried CuTtcuRA REMEDIES, which gradually
cnrea him until he is now as fair as any
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Give r. NJ. Clover 4 Co., the Elm
street druggists, call when you want
a tuli line and guarantee to please you
both In price and quality.
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Durkee's Salad Dressing--A ready
made, rich and delicious dressing for
all salads of meat, fish or vegetables.
Cheaper aud infinitely better than
homemade. Unrvalled as n sauce.
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drunkenness,

DR.. HahHnar has returned for q short
time and cah u consulted at tho st.
James hotel. DON'T fail 10 SEQ the Doc
tor, as he is the only man IN the wo~ld
that can cure the disease of drunken
nnQQ
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Columbus discovered America and
Edison invented the photograph, but it
remained for DR.. Bull 70 invent the
remedy Of the age, "The Cough Syrup"
the kngly cure.
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For dyspepsia and liyor complaint jou
have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shllnh's Vitalizer. IL never fails to
cure, Sold by j. l.. williams x Co.
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Arc you MADE miserable by lndiges-
tion, constipation, uiSSinoss, lass OF APP
petite, yellow skiny Shiloh's VitaliEer II
q positive Onrs. Npid hv .. l.. Williams
a Co,
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A Eorse Thief conf...o..

enerih Maddox, OF Tarant county,
s sauio over yesterday after Jack o'Brlen
"4Vw@ arrested here Wednesday by
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MIR. Henry Patterson, the well known
prescription man, will hereafter attend
to the night business Mt +. NJ, Clover Il
Co.'S, the Elm street druggists.
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F@stA M HrNA Cnliins' NOitnlc hlectric
MI rA IA II tkf Plaster Instantly affects
EH $40 M aFl the Nervous System and
80 AZ VII NJ furnishes pain. A erfeot
II - -, -, -. Electric Battery com
"a IL Thh Cht hlned with Porous
~ ORA Plaster for 50 cents. Il
- SUFFERING ngigt aunihilates Pain, Vital
lies Weak and Worn out Parts, Strengthens
Tired Muscles prevents Disease, and does
more In ono-hnlt the time than any ether
plast er IN the world Sold Hvervwhera
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The Rev. George II. Thayer, OF Bour-
bon, Indiana, says. HBoth myself and
wife owe our lives 10 Shiloh's 0onEmp
d m Cursr Sold nv J.. Williams n Co.
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The Gem Of the ToIle,

S dae world says is SOHoDONT. IL rem
bva hrs the teeth pearly white, gives 20 the
th ~, nu fragrant odor, eNtlnguishing
n No. lI,,hIinors which usua ly flow from
nO%yn,sih ana neglected set of teeth SOZO-
sens n , il SO convenient, and produces
maIati0h atonce so delightful that Il
"iakes 1t pleasure 10 use h.
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Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by j. l.. Williams X Co.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
The Great Belsemlc Distillation or Witch
tnzel, American Pine, Canadian Fir,
MnII.nll. Ll.Hnr LInaanlll- MI

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent
Cure Of every form OF Cstarrh, from simple
Head Cold or Influenza 20 the Loss OF smell,
Taste and hearing, Cough, Bronchitis, and
lncipient Consumption. Relief IN Ave min.
uies IN any and every case. Nothing like Il.
Grateful, fragrant wholesome. Cure begins
frain FIRST application, and Is rapid radical,
permanent and never failing. fFH9
one bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal
solvent and Saniord's Inhaler, ell in one
package forming n complete treatment, OF
al druggists, for 81. Ask for SAEFoRD's
RADICAL CURE. POTTER Dhuo AND CHEN
ICAI. 20. Ilafnn.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
cure will give immediate relief. Price
$3.50 and 81. Sold by ]. l.. Williams 4
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Cleveland is the choio OF the Ameri-
can people-so are Opera Pub olga
Tptteg
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Immense stock Of wall paper, the lat.
est designs and colors, are being re-
ceived by Hamilton 4 Young.
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Brswn,s bronchial Tronhos

browns Bronchial Treches
For Coughs and Colds. az do not see
now It IS possible for public man TO be
himself in winter without this admir-.
sole aid."-Rev. r. M, Devens, Pocaset,
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II pounds standard grauulated sugar
fol' 81, at THOMPSON & WELLRH
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To, I'd Mills Prairie Flour, S2.i5 per 10
Q. Il. MoMAND q BIO,
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IA poundS standard granulated sugar
for 81, at THOMPSON q WELLER.
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FOR
Man and Beast.

Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year,
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FOR 1885.


ATAhN FL WIEo r. - SID rI-N TIAII IA DMIN-
ISTRATION BEGINS ON THE 4TE7
OF MARCH. WITHl THB DEMOC-
EoACY IN POW RR. UNDER TFI III
NEW REGIME THERE WILL. IBID
GANIFOIDREFO AMID MAN Y
CHANGBSA THE ACTS :OF CON
GFoElSS> ILL BB sExTREMEIY I'M
TERBSTING, AND TEIE CUR r FrHJrr
OF GEM ERAI Ev EHITS IMPOT1,11-
AMT AMID INTERESTING TFIE
HERALD WILL GIVE
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ed n 70 W Use Cuticura Soap, an OK
80 "a A-S I quisitey periumed Skin Bea.
lilier and lOiiet, Bath and Nursery Sanative
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The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
Cut.Rato sale.

Sec our $40 suits; the price must aud will
sell them, ElBeman Bros, corner 7th 4 Z.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
POPULAR JoTTINGS.

Franz LlBzt, who Ia atill unable TO work, Is
p8eslng tho winter at Rome,
Henry N. Stanley is 70 be honored at ban
Duet at Cologne on tho 7th instant.
81. Tilden, IT,, not 8. J. Tiiden, sr, i5 going
10 attend the inaugural ceremonies.
Miss Constance Edgar, daughter Of Mrs.
Bopnpatte, Of Baltimore, Will take the veil In
April next
Senator Sawyer, OF Wisconsin, pronounces
strongly IN favor OF the high saloon licenses
for his state.
w.H Crane has been elected Member Of
Congress from TeSas Stuart Robson appears
TO have been left.
Mr.. Carr, the Secretary OF state in New York,
says that Mr.. Arthur will retire from tho
White House q poorer man than no eu-
tered It.. The salary is $6OOOO year. Mr.
Hayes is said TO have saved some OF MI. TIL
den's money during the four years Oh tho Tor.
mer's incumbency.
In recent interview Representative Morr-
son, OF Illinois, said 81 think the Democrats
will elect the next United States Senator from
Illinois, because they deserve 10 win. am a
candidate for nomination, and II did not be.
llevo that the nominee would secure an
election would not enter the contest"
Mr.. Sharon, who Is having such a scandal
ous time OF II in San Francisco. owns about
S500,000 worth OF real estate In Washington.
Not long ago parts Of the property were sold,
one OF the purchasers being Secretary Fro-
llDghuyBen, but since the decision declaring
that Mics Hill 10 ShRron's wife the purchasers
have refused 10 complete the sale, lest there
bo ltBhl NOulpnChtlOubs
Mr.. 81. John recently was declared by wag
TO be on Mr.. Cleveland's slate for Governor OF
Washington Territory, whereat many OF tho
Northwestern folks began TO protest In anger
and with loud curses that they would ride tue
cold water knight on rail should he so
thlther. Al last tho wng wrote to the papers
saying that his yarn had been cut from the
whole cloth with the very scissors that hung
from the girdle OF the Father OF Lies.
GEORGE CoNRL1N, the lion tanner, says he
will have nothing TO do with crosseyed anil
mails, nor use any other remedy for his coughs
and colds but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Chief Justice Waite is going to California
when well enough to travel and Will remain
until warm weather. His physicians are wor.
rled about him, for fear that he shall break
down completely. Ever since his appoint.
ment he has been q Woodworking .man and q
rather high liver, two sthings that have at-
fected his general health, 1t is hie habit 10
walk to tho capitol every morning and take
considerable exercise besides, but the doctors
ind that this is not enough, 80 they recon.
mend absolute rest aad cessa tion from all his
judicial duties. The Chief Justice can retire
now uUOn full nav for life
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
Gotsin Almond TnmmnnY,s Orgnn.

special dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press,
from New York, dated January !, says: "a
sudden lull has taken place In the negotiations
for the sale OF the star newspaper to-day.
william II. England, VINO had expected TO take
charge OF the paper to-day, has spent the past
foIty.eight hours I'm looking for Mr.. Acker-
man, the business agent OF the star, through
whom the negotiations have been conducted.
MIR. Alderman was not at the office to-day,
however, nor did England's trip to Ackerman's
house, IN Brooklyn, meet with any better sue
cess. Night came without tho two parties to
the contract having come together, and conse.
quently no sale has taken place.
"Yarlous rumors arc current tonight con-
corning the state OF affairs, the general I'm.
preston being that the changes In the city
government resulting In the appointment df a
Tammany member as commissioner OF public
works, has lessened the desire OF the proprie-
tors TO sell. The Commissioner of Public
Works has within his gift the distribution OF
100000 worth OF advertising, and, II this can
be thrown in the Stars way, there VIII, OF
course, be very substantial motive for stay.
Ing In the business. Other people argue that
the real owners OF the Star, who had intrusted
the negotiations TO third parties, were dlsap
pointed with the result and wanted John II
Mclean brought into tho paper, as partner,
at least, and new start made with an entire
ly Independent Democratic newspaper"
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02

APARTY of ladies who arrived in New
Orleans the other day certainly found out
the full meaning Of what is meant by a
contrast. They were Just from Minnesota.
A few days ago when they left their homes
the thermometer was way below zero. On
arriving in the Crescent City they went to
home of one of their friends. They en-.
tered the house through lawn bordered
with stately trees in full green robes. They
entered room where freshly plucked roses
and violets were scattered around in pro-
fusion. Branches of orange trees, ladeu
with the luscious fruit, hung from the
chandeliers.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02


IT is not very often that 1t can be truth
FULLY said that tho tendency of the time
is toabolish the bad and perpetuate the
good features of a popular observance or
usage, but such is really the case in regard
to New-Year customs
The statement had been made by many
that New-Year observances were dying out,
and this proved literally true in regard to
their worst features.
Intoxicating beverages were offered in
but few houses four ladies of the Cabinet
made the stand against them bravely aud
commercially and few of the residences
thrown open to constant stream of young
gentlemen callers exposed their guests to
temptation or lured them to the disgarceful
Iiot and unmanly drunkenness too frequent
in previous years.
Tho hack and coupe with their disas-
trous effects upon the finances of impecu-
nious youth were far less numerous than
on former New Years days.
The evening dress suit, with its pneu-
mountaineering tendencies, was also the
exception rather than the rule.
Despite these facts there was not de-
crease in the amount Of calling or receiving
Hundreds of parlOrs decorated with
flowers and the Christmas and New-YeaI
cards and tokens, were the scenes of pleas
ant and successful receptions, where ladies
in elaborate toilets received the momentary
homage of innumerable callers and ex-
changed New-Year's greetings with admir-
| ing friends.
That the ladies' costumes were not un
usually brilliant is true, but that the ro
ceptions, as a whole, were more enjoyable
more effective and better conducted thar
| heretofore is equally certain.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
JANUARY NUMBER VOW READY.
THE UNITED SERVICE
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Devoted to the Interests ofthe
MILITARY, NAVAL AND CIVIL SERVICE,
CONTENTS


TO, ABOUT AND ACROSS MADAGASCAR. I.
By Lieutenant NJ. A. Schuieldt, u. IS. N.
MCDOWELL AND TYLER AT BULL RUN
By LieutenantCo IL. W. Closson, U. S A.
THE GOLDEN CITY. A Poem. BY the late
Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase.
THE DATE OF 1885. BY Rear Admiral Geo.
Henry Preble, u s. N.
THE NATIONAL GUARD AND THE NEUEs-
SITY FOR ITS ADOPTION BY TIL E GENE
RAJ GOVERNMENT. BY Captain VIM, H.
Powell, Brevet Mojor u. a.
JACk HAULTAUT, MIDSHIPMAN UNITED
STATES NAVY or, Life at the Naval Acad-
envy; Rr1nn chaps n /, IL by Commander Allen D.
AFTER A STORM AT SEA. A Poem. By T..
ONE OF THE DUANEs. Chaps. Y, NJ. By
Alice King Hamilton.
stevens, U. S. N,
THE LATE SENATOR ANTHONY. BY Ben:
Perley Peore, late Major Eighth Massachusetts
UNiTED STATES NAVAL WAR COLLEGE.
by Commodore S, Il. Luce, U. IN.
ARMY ADNiINISTRATINE SERVICE l. BY
J. Watts de Peyster, Brevet Malor-General b.
EDiToRIAL NoTEs.-Publisher's Announce,
ment-our New Field-The Court. Martial oil
Mr., Hendricks Reply to Charges of Disoyalty
Civil Service-Christmas.
BOOKS OF THE MONTH.
SERVICE LITERATURE,
Price, a5 cents. So per Annum
7. H. S. HAMERSLY, Publisher.
s35 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the Signal
ONCE to-day says:
Cold wave signals continue at Chattanooga,
Columbus, Detroit, Pltisburg, Buffalo, Albany,
Now York city, Philadelphia, Boston, Bangor,
Me-, Auburn, Ala, Baltimore, Washington,
Atlanta, Cleveland, jacksonville, New Haven,
Rochester, Toledo and Montgomery.
For Saturday, for the MIDDLE Atlantic States,
decidedly colder, fair weather, followed after
the morning by slowly rising temperature.
The lowest temperature accompanying the
present cold wave will be experienced to.
morrow morning, when the temperature Will
be about ten degrees colder than It was this
morning, which Will make It about ten de-
grees above zero.
After the morning tho temperature viii
slowly rise, but the cold weather Will continue
for two or three days.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02

II We should waken some fine morning TO
lind that we had failed To get the matter-Of
course Kick from the customary iackass, we
should seek at once TO discover the meanneAs
or neglect We have boen guilty OF over ulght.
-LOUisuiKe C0Hieg.JOuindl.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
SOME NEWSPAPER SAYINGS.
A SupePabundance of Blood In the
Governors Eye for the ''RascaIs..

Governors Eye for the "RascaIs."
When Cleveland talks about tho rascals who,
"instead OF being decent public servants, have
proved offensive partisans and INSCRIPTIONS
msnipulators," It strikes us that there is ilre
In his eye.-ABany Times.
And Lots of Courage on the Same
Point.
Republican managers and wire pullers who
imagine that President Cleveland Will lack
courage 10 remove unworthy oG1cials because
OF fear that his action might be misinterpretod
by the ivil.Service Reform element In his
support may as well cease laying that dat
teriDg unctlon TO their souls,-B0st0n Globe.
Hut Hendricks is Puzzled, NeVerthe-
less.
"well, really" remarked tho Governor, With
n somewhat puzzled expression, ~ did not OK.
anime It carefully enough 10 discuss the SON
timents II contained. But" after pause,
"you may say am very favorably impressed
with Il. / like the spirit and tenor Of the let
ter IHttfUi6iU in Indianapolis NeWS.
Ne Fear of n Lack of Removals I'm
the south.
As matter OF fact very large majority OF
Federal place holders, especially In tho South.
ern states, Will come under the first class the
rascalel, and the probabilities are that re-
moyals Will be more general on this than on
the other side OF the line Charlotte O5s6rUcr.
And a Fair Per Cent. of Democrats
10 He Supplied.
AS about four-nfths OF the Government en-
ployes took pretty lively interest In tho cam.
places made vacant 10 supply prettyfalr per
cent. OF Democrats who are hoping TO get GOV
ernment Positions SdCdnddh NetcS.
Swinging Long Club.
There is not a Democrat In the House 10 day
wi OWN ote against the proposition b repeal
the Internal Revenue laws, who is not directly
or Indirectly controlled by the Whisky Ring,
Atlanta COHeHtuit0R.
Hospitality that ChiIIs, bat StiI Pre-.
serves.
Henry WattersOn called out the entire male
population Ot Kentucky 70 welcome randall,
ihe Prott tcticnist, with bloody hands 10 a
hospllable refrigerator, BUtdi0 COhamefciM
The Cholera May Have lis Uses.
There Is well llgr0unded fear that nothing
but next summers cholera epidemic viii sot
Tie The Illinois Senatorial deadlock, Chica90
HsIdid.
would Cleveland Refuse Cherry
Bounce?
Has any one tried Mr.. Cleveland on jug Of
cherry bounce 2-CinciHndN EHQuiTT.
He Enjoys Tickling Mules Hind
Leg.
II We should waken some nne morning to
ind that we had failed To get the matter-Of
course Kick from the customary iackass, we
should seek at once 10 discover the meanneAs
| or neglect We have been guilty OF over ulght.
-LOnisriNe C0tTiey,JOuTHdk.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
Friday, January 2, 1885.
ro-NlGHT,s ENTERTAINMENTS,

GRANp oPERA-HousE. - The melolramu,
"ln the Ranks"
FOnD's OPERA. .HOUsE,--The Hanl0ns in tho
pantOmime, "Le Voyage on SUISSE"
NATIONAL THEATRE.-"Young Mrs. Win.
thrOp."
HERZod's MUsEUM.--Co opera, 'Ollvette,"
by the Jennie Kimball Company.
THEATRE CoMIouR.-The zamlah Combina-
ton.
DIME MUsEUM.--The Hollywood Family In
tho fairy Operetta, "Cinderella."
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
Human CnlYos.

An exchange says "Ninetenths OF the I'm
happy marriages result from human calves
being allowed 10 run AZ large In society pas
lures" Niue-tenths OF tho chronic or linger-
ing diseases OF Ofto-day originate In impure blood
liver complaint or biliousness, resulting in
ecrofuln, consumption (Which is but scrofula
OF the lungs),s sores, ulcers, skin diseases and
kindred affections. DR.. Pierce's "Golden Med
ical Discovery cures all these. OF druggists.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
EDUCHTOINAL.

NEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
In 1909 II St. NJ W, References Senator
and Mrs. John A, Logan, Hon. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Joslyn, General and Mrs, B, D.. sturgis, SOL
or to vice principal, Mrs, II. Dumaine, 1909 II
ct, n. W. nol-3m
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02
"AIderney Dairy Wagons.v

Fresh Alderney butter, cnurned every morn.
Ing and delivered In IA fb "Ward" prints, 45c.
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet rlilk. &c. per qt. Cream, 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02

Mn. FRANK HURD has sprung into the
lists to show that Mr.. Cleveland is free.
trader This makes the number that have
proved tho Presldent.elect to be free.
trader and the number that have proved
him not to entertain such views about
equal.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-02

THE latest advices show that Mr.. Ran
dali continues to have a royal welcome in
the South. 1t is suspected that Colonel
Henry Watterson is the least bit tired.