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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

LHOR RENT-OR SALE-THAT FINE PROPERTY
Il 1901 ST.. Franklin Square; consists Of commodi-
residence Of 20 rooms Independent OF bath
closets. Gc bath rooms and closets on I'd aud 81
foors; has foursta static and carriage house, lot ~
feet inches by 147 feet to 30 foot alley: will be
sold at bargain rented furnished unfurnished
TO good tenant at reasonable rate this unQues-
tionably OF the finest properties III the city, For
further sicuars and permit to inspect the premises
apply to THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
my2l-3t 9l7 F ct. NV.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. hoo Pa ava
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PERSONAL POINTS.


j. c. GAHDER, prominent merchant
OF Brighton, Tenn, is in the city.
Miss BEutAu Cox and her friend and
teacher, Miss Holiday, have returned to
Kelly, Miss, after a pleasant visit TO her
mother Mrs. Cox, l3j Hill street.
NRs. J. I. LovIoooD, Mississippi; Miss
Alice Amason, Mississippi Paul Jones,
Texarkana; J. W. Rhodes, Glen Lake,
Ark, A. Dad Molen, New York; T.. A..
Garycy, Mississippi; Mrs. 4. Gilman. Gil
man, Ark; Col. J.. II. Ycagin. New York;
John \. Dickinson, Louisville; l.. r.
Williams, New York, are registered at the
Peabody.
CART. J. HAEvEY MArHEs did not 90 10
bolivar yesterday with the Hon. Harry
". Hill. nor will lac be at Somerville to-
day, illness in his family preventing him
leaving home. The Hon. Harry Hill was
doubtless equal 20 the occasion, however;
he generally il, and he makes the welkin
ring with cloqunnce in behalf Of the pOlit.
zeal principles he advocates 80 earnestly.
Nisiroia on change yesterday. Frank
H. Fills, s. Louis; Julius Lesser, Mari.
anna, Ark; Henry Bennett Paducah,
Ny; G.. W. Carroll, Norwich, Conn; II.
T.. Hale, Osccola, Ark; s. NJ. Inman,
Evan +. Howell, G. A. Collier, u. VI.
Balm, Walter A. Taylor, James X. Wylic,
Atlanta Ga; Henry u. Mcdaniel, Monroe,
Ga; W. ", Moore, Augusta, Ark; l.. W.
Nheatlcy, West Monroe, Ia.
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great rcomctrician, looking inicntly and
with q scientific air az some wall rO,lcls
on which the lC,Ius composing Mmc.
Patti name seemrl 90 him not quite One
On ri In ger than Oh" letter, Compo,ingthc
name Of Nile. Nevlia. st last, abandon
ing all idea Of scientific measurement, he
went up a IL ldcr and estimated the lcngth
OF the letters by aru.c of thumb"
MIR. MnplesDn tells also th' story 81 his
own career. how BE- hn"1u as PLAYER Il
the violin at Her NlJjc-iy's Thcatgr,
learned 10 sing hut was deprived OF q stage
career by an aiicc, OF the throat, AMI,
finally. finding no ono would hire him,
decided TO 90 into The business oi hiring
others. lie fell in with certain Nr.
Smith. and they formed q partnership.
Everything looked promising for the scat
son Of 1851. Adelni rIiii. who hnd then
won some succcss no America, hgd bscn
engaged on certain conditions, ant u re-
manned Tor Mr.. 81 . 10 ciiuch the bar
giin. Nine. Patti arrived IA April with
Maurice Slrakosch, her hrjthcr.in-low
"rhcy wished 90 know when Mr..
Smiths season VS. likely 90 begin. |
could give them be- information beyond
the current report ahich they had already
heard thcmselyeA Tho little lady, who
was then seated op q sofa NJ The Arundel
hotc', at the bo ON of Norfolk street,
strand. suggcslrl that should
try the speculation myself, a. she
f,it sure she would draw money.
| thcreupon nikcl her 90 let me hear
her. that ! might judge M 20 the quality
oi her voice. 90 which she responded by
singing Home, Sweet Home lsaW that
had sccurda diamond the first waier,and
Immediately sct about Cndcayoring Ia get
Her Maicsiy's thcmur But this was
hopeless bu.incss, us Smith. Who still held
tie lease. was nowhere 10 be- found.
The little lady was nlicrward secured
by Mr.. eve. OF the rival establishment Of
Covcni Garden, by timely loan OF eJO 10
Mr. Slrakosch.
The London public came near being con-
fronted few years ago with black BARI
tone, whom Napoleon lad heard and ad-
mircl nj a concert IN New York. lie WIS
10 have been brought GU, as Rcnaio h
"Un Ball1 in Mnsthrm,' his appcmancn
~ a black man in the character IT sccrco
tary to the English governor Of Boston bo-
ing justified by the fact that Verdi.
aud his libpliist had In ono Of Fey.
crnl versions oi the work -necusitaied by
the interference iiri, ol Ncopohlan, alter
ward vi the Roman cen snrsliip conceived
the Governors friend aud counselor ~ an
angry and jealous hlIcknmOor. 'ln other
charlcicr.,' says Mr. Maplcson, calmly.
~ meant 10 paiut him white The sable
baritone, however, resented the proposed
change Of color, and remained Ia New
York.
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OUR PRICES SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES.

Thoy arc marked In plain figures In
our show windows. and any man that
knows n two from q seven, can toll
tho difference betwoon Twoodlo-
doe md TweedIo-dum.
II docs not require n brick house 10
fail on n man In order TO distinguish
a genuine bargain from somo Of tho
so-called advertised humbuge.
Last week we have saved YOU some
money on MEMS CLOTHING. This
wook wo Will savo you from 25o to
800 on any ono article OF
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MEMS UNDERWEAR.
READ WHAT WE OFFER.

We offer n two-throaded, nll-Wooi
Shirt and Drawers for 81, worth 80.
We soil an oiive-gold wooden suit Of
underwear for $3.50 that othors ro-
tail for $3.50.
Wo offer a white woolon Undershirt
for zoe that Will cost you elsewhere
slips.
We sell 75o Marlno undorshlrt. or
n T5c pair OF heavy Canton Flannel
Drawers for SOC.
We offer n suit OF Cancels hair. In
stripe or plain goods for % that you
cannot buy elsewhere for less than
92.Tb.
NO sell an all-wooi Scarlet Under
shirt OF superior quality for ono sin
gle dollar.
Our pure Australian Fleece shirt
and Drawers go for $3.50.
$500. At this price wa offer n dou-
bls-breasted lung protector suit OF
the very finest lambs wool In tho
country.
s4.7b buys n Hollands fancy rib
bod. glovs-fittlnR suit. These style
OF suits retail from $3.50 TO 90 by
othor firms.
Our natural wool suits In beautiful
gray shades, wo offer at 9l.Tb n Suit.
You are cordially Invited 10 Inspect
these goods and use your own ludg-
u1ent al TO thor value.
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i,IuI'

bonner In she thiriy.G year of her age Mus
duncan.
Funeral from her late residence, No % bradford
street tomorrow tRlpANl morning nt ioocloCS
Frir1lso NJ tht family invited Ia attend,
Renee 40 residence ~ parents No lol Sixth
strc.t Che zee, NrdursllN Ortoh,r ~, lsiN ut %
O'Clock pm. NittE ", aged iourosn months,
youngest ,on oi hlWurl uui llEic licncr
funeral from residence this lIilu ksnhll nitCr
uaolut FgD O'Clock Iritnds invited a. tirrd
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LOCAL BREvITIus.

Correspondence from Paugould ycsier-
day should have read five staye factories
instead OF cine stone" factories, and five
congressman instead Of Zine congress.
men.
Ralph Brown, desperate negro charac-
ter who served term in the penitentiary
for killing negro named Grcenlaw, IN
this city in 1879, wis arrested last night by
Patrolman Dallas Lee on the charge Of
vagrancy.
William Nunily, colored, was arrested
last night after an exciting chase, during
which several shots were fired after HIM,
and locked up nj the station house on the
charge OF striking an unknown negro on
the head with a heavy cane.
John Dixon, negro desperate, who is
wanted ut Marion, Ark, TO answer Tor sew
eral crimes, was captured IN a den ON De-
Soto street last night by Officer Dallas Lee.
Sheriff Werner Of Crittcnden county, will
come after the prisoner this morning.
The Ladies' Auxiliary committee Of the
Young Mems Christian association will
hold an interesting meeting this after
noon at $50 o'clock, in their parlors 207
Main street. Members aud friends are
cordially invited 10 be present. as pleas
ant time is anticipated.
During the trial OF Robert Vaughan.
charged with yagrincy. In the police court
YESTERDAY. Mrs. Vaughan, tho prisoners
mother, respectable looking lady, fell to
the floor in dead faint. She was sOon
restored 10 consciousness and carried to
her home in a carriage. Tho trial OF the
the case will be continued today.
Eta Jackson, charged with stealing q
lot Of silserware from Floyd 4 Mooney,
was sent TO Jail Yesterday by squire Gar.
vim 10 await the action OF the gulnd jury.
The stolen property was found at the
woman's house, on Sycamore street, By
Constable Robert lee, and restored 10 the
owners. Notwithstanding the conclusive
evidence Of Etia's guilt she protests her
innocence.
The order Of Judge IIaddcn. delivered
from the bench Of the police court re-
Gently, 90 arrest all persons Who flil 10 APP
ply Themselves 10 an honest calling, "
being rigidiy enforced by the police, and
from nov ON lamp-post suppoileis aud
corner loungcm will he given employment
on tho chain gang. Several lulicrs have
already felt the effects Of the order and
are now doing service Tor the city, much
10 their regret
An adjourned meeting OF the Womcn's
Christian association will b. held iomor-
row. Friday, at 10 o'clock u. M, at No. "
Union street, 10 complete arrangements
for the Harvest Home" celebration at
Mission Home, Thursday, November ],
and other important business will be
transacted at this time. The bOarl OF
managers Of the u. W. H. home will meet
after the adjournment Of the association.
A full attendance Is desired aud urged.
Miss Jennie Montgomery was married
yesterday at II o'clock am. tn Dr.. Ken
Kennedy Jones NJ tho Montgomery resi-.
dence on the Boulevard, the Rev. William
Klein, Of 81 Mays, officiating. There
were no witnesses but the immediate fam
lily Of the contracting parties MI. Paul
Jones, brother Of the groom, acted ~ best
man, having come from Arkansas for the
purpose. Tho newly married couple will
leave by the Irun Mountain road this
afternoon for brief visit 10 Chicago.
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From the Detroit fue Tres
They hired a gucn gil at Cas- ayonuo
boarding. house and let her loose In the
diningroom. Ono day tho mistress saw
her take something from oac oi the tables
"You must not take anything" she
said 10 the girl.
II only took some Of that wood TOT tho
teeth, answered the git, pointing 10 the
loolhpIck JAIL
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IhcN Knew ,he pny.

Prom tho Detroit fncC Press.
"wha, day Is the inst day u tha week."
asked the teacher.
Monday" choruscd the children, as II
they were glad they knew ~ much.
"No, mo-, J" said the teacher. "What day
docs your father stay ~ home and you all
sil in the parlor and talk2'
II know" said one little girl, hands un
"lts q cold day."
Aud all the children laughed at Annic's
dehnillon.
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DISAPPOINTMENT IN store.

ffum Epoch.
Passenger this train on time, con.
ducior9
Conductor hour late.
Passenger Well, thal's outrageous. / IN
in hurry 10 Get 30 East 81. LOUIS.
Conductor Have you ever been la Fast
~. Loui.'
Passenger No.
Conductor When YOU get there YOU
will hc sorry IL wasn't later.
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a Hoy FROM t'iueh.

Prom the Detroit Free rr1a
A boy va. swinging his hat and bur.
raining in front Of a house ON Baglcy ave-
nue. yesterday, whom pedestrian halted
him aud asked:
whats the MATER, bub7'
"llauisOn Is cloclell'
ooh, no, he isn't"
cts Cleveland, iheng"
ono, stree. lis quite many days 10
election yet. Yyu arc too previous
"Wcll, then. wlalcd boy twice ~ big
as am this afternoon, AMI III yell about
that IIoOray Three cheers. Ti-g-ah'
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CONGRESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. james fholan. ncm1cfuilc nominee iof
Cpnrrcss and tine Hon Ham ~ I'M ncmoruiir
siociof fnf this district sin sddrss The ciuSrm u
The Tenth Congressional district n the following
times and place
Collisrllis. Octobcf %
tagmnro October ~
1OYnes Uttplef n
Bolivar. Oci0lefN
Bonneville. October -.
Mason October ~
Coungipn. oct0irr n.
Capt J. iiaroy Naihes and Col. Hobt fooney
will alsD steat NJ -omcvilc and Bolivar ul ihC
day ab0yo designated. y y ApANl
Chairman DumOcfatio Congressional Executive
Committee.
JULIUS 4. TANipL
Member Democratic Executive Committee Jf
state NJ iAfge
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.I.ong Iehn. Mentrerlh,. Dnnshier.

THIII IHN NIIIlIW ITIIl'|
lie had no home other than the hotel.
His daughter, upon whom he layishcd his
affection and every adornmont, dbl not
like hotel lie, and Ice furnished her a
homo ON the North side, where she u liv.
ing and unmarried. | do not wish TO
trench upon any delicate ground, but
"they"- popular roSsip--icll me that
when "l,ozinna' was indicted into her
home her father made n provision for her
which In dollars Is rcurcscnind nj ~ 600, !.
OOO. They" also tell mo that this will
not Represent her interest IN the estate
when the estate shall BE- settled.
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IIi. Path In Lite.

Prom tho Cartoon.
Every young man who possesses am
billion and dcsincs 10 rise In the world
should make up las mind early In life as
10 what vocation or profession ho con.
si1ers best adapted 10 his abilities, " said
Uncle Jonas TO bis nephew Have you
chosen your path yet, William
William (studying modicinel Yes,
uncle, have chosen the hOmco-path.
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MAPLES0N'S MEMOIRS.
GOOD ANECDOTES ABOUT SEVERAL
FAMOUS SINGERS.

Monsini Wanted Revenge on the Tailor
"A Sable Baritone-Signor Ravelli
Wanted to XIII the Baritone-Nicolini
Measured PATHS Namo on the Bill.
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PtrTsHrRG. ~. OCT a. River falling
Weather clear and rleannL
WHEELING. W. Va. OFT e. - River II feet
inches aud falling. Weather clear aud conl
EVANSVILLE. Ind. oct 2i-Riysr 10 feet b
truths snd rising Weather clear aud uual
Nirht-iu River " icct 10 inches and rising Weather
clear aud CUol
CAIRO ~. Oct eI-Auivcd neiio Memphis
Matches, 10 nm. Departed nolle Nemphis st
Louis, u y ~. River U feet " Inches ard Using
Weather t'cnf auu cool
CINCINNATI. o. Oct 2t-Rivct - ient aud sta
ti0uafy. weather Cfrni aud iulf. brpaf Ell gmn.
iic state. Memphis. Nighi-nlycf - fsyt Inches
and stationary. Weather clear Thermometer g.
LOUISVILLE. ~. oct 90 -N0ou-H River on a
stand. with 10 icct inries IN tho cnnal and !
tot un the tails nuslncsf ruud. Woafhcr clear
aud pleasant NEft=latpr ming. with 10 rect !
iurhcs ,in the canal. aud iert . inches on ihe
falls nutIuce god Weather clear sud pleasant
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|. sAMEIloN & Co.'s,

WTW MINI HIITTTl
P.S-Ius, received, through Memphis
cusiom-housc, q iinc lot Of imported cigars
A full stock Of s,railon & Storms famous
New York cigars always on hand.
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"pAl q Paris" THURSDAY and Friday,
weather permitting.
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At unEENNtLif, u
lu-risi Dlsutfeh % The Appeai

GnFENViILY. Nlsa, oct 2l-T.1n nm The
steamer liudson, from hatcher 10 NJ Louis passs.i
~ ~ Gam. The Golden NE, inu day ont irpm
CinCiruau. afnNcd ~ o pm. AMI leit inf NeN On
lean ~ e. ~ pm. she wns aground y hour above
Helena AMI rspufis the infis e. Brown hard
aground 10 Nounsi landing IN thnriaW bend. iu
vrfy shallow water that huais oau rufidcf no a.
fistIncc. OHira re- viii riietu her. Ntus ~
fCtt and rising Weather cloudy
Laicf-Ncvt iust received ifom Mound Landing
~ telephone q " The ofirt thst che Paris a.
nuisln II ociprk tonight and i uos rf8ryd
iur d1Wu The uVrf.
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WANTED.

Stylish young lady rs model In cloak de-
parlmcnt Apply 10
THE J. s. MEsKEH COMPANY
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No Lazy should be without llylo.
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Ran Hans

Fon fine diamonds, 20 10 Hughes &
ITallcr, $50 Main street.
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Ioyou. News.

We beg leave 10 announce 10 all our
friends within 1000 miles Of Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought 10 the south. "rho fall Of Paris,
nov ready and the fst exhibition will
be given Monday night, October :. Tho
Sphynx assures the pcopic that "Ihe Fall
Of Paris IL worth going miles ioscc. Tick
cts ior aaln only AZ
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At MEANWHILE, IND.
apc, lai Dlsfaich 10 The Appca

ENANsNiLi.f, ind., OFT. N-The regular vert
ont ON lime siih good tfips The nainbou ffum
ohio for Memphis under way Al flrand,iew this
morning n O'Clock. Tho latter Wlrua fn1m owens.
b0fg 10 arrive ~ ? O'Clock tonight losdcd asi she
hss hfcn DELAYED ~ the coal beet blockade In the
llfhi irM c = s.rnmulatne i0f the Mar Houston
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HYto cures ehsPped hands and lips.
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CAIRO, ~. OF 1.-THE A, J. naker drBppoi
barge Of lumber herr and tDak two a. "a Lpus
ncary fog stopped ell wheels Last uirht, aud The
tAds With her Eve bargps aid not rti awaY until
today for New Oficaua Tho q. " achenrk arrived
tonight dmvinr seven icci sit inches and foil u
people hiuo and ball feet was The least water
she hsd IN the Ohio. She will mako additions
hsfe aud lcays In the mornins The liver IL twelve
icci nine tcnths, ri.s 81 nlnf icnths.
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AZ CTVrfNNAri, o.

Special Dispatch 10 The AfeaL
CINCINNATI a.. oct 2t-The river s hiiur
with - feet on the gauge Weather ri0afard uuli.
The efauiG riaiu let Zoe Memphis With q gid
TIP having clca nd up The MAR buat ~ I'll ~.
shipping. The nr-otn auiycd III 4 am. aud
leaves for Memphis saturday The Mau Houston
will not leave fuf Ncv Orleans until saturday the
Thomas khefiprk following on Thursday next
The ~ Armour innk this mnfnng CITY nilcs
above NlCkshars. shc was lnturyd here i0f O. 0O
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contemplation Of this lovely girl, who
bore a startling resemblance to some one,
/ could not tell whom. Not until / saw
my own face in the mirror did ! realize
to whom she had 80 wonderful Ike
ness"
A shoe allied with flowers is the very
latest thing for bridesmaids to carry. The
fashion was set at q very recent swell
English wsdding-thRt Of Sir Robert and
Lady Emily Peel's eldest daughter. The
shoes in this case were OF pink satin,
filed with a mixture Of pink and maize
ColoYed roaeB, and were suspended from
the arm by pink ribbons. OF course the
shoes are always Cinderella Affairs, and
are politely supposed to be the size that
the bride wears.
Speaking Of perfumed dancers, q north:
ern exchange says 1t is simply delightful
for girl 10 plant her head on the diamond
stud OF the society man in the mazes Of the
dance this winter. Alphonge's chest has
developed since he disported in the water
at Newport last summer. One OF the girl
mentioned It to him. He turned 1t of by
saying he had been rowing with the boyl
q good deal lately, and nothing threw oui
a man chest like that. he did not discloet
that the boys who wear dress suits thtl
winter hsVa oil bought beautiful little
chest protectors Of pale blue silk, stuffed
with cotton and stepped In eachet powder
They give 8 noble frontage to the rather
fiat young man OF the period.
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beautiful comforts and privileges that
come into our lives; the vision Of homes
oveHHhsdoWed with sorrow, Hlckness and
death; the vision Of little eyes looking
wonderingly into mine at the speaking o.
kind word; the yet higher vision, OF
hope, and comfort, and cheer that has
come and gladdened very many OF theoe
hearts and homes. Amid these scenee,
the days Of the past ten weeks have been
largely spent; and shall not soon forget
the hearty "God bless you for coming"
"Come, come soon again, " thank you
for coming. / did not know any one
cared for me-" and similar expressions
that have glsddensd the toll Of the days,
and made me 10 feel 1t was not in vain.
Quite number have passed out OF the
old Gin life into tho new divine LIE and
others are seeking, whom We found only
waiting for q helping hand.
have had special care over younH
girls Just stepping into womaDhood, ex.
posed to all the snsrss OF city life and
The temptations that gather about WORK
ing girls. We have had one veIy marked
case OF tho TesCuiDg Of girl OF IL years
who had gone past and far on the down
grade-rescued in answer to much prayer
aud earnest effort. Tho work Of pre-
yeulion OF crime is slowly moving on
but surely, as We SOW In faith and hope
with love Rnd tears the seed OF warning
words and helpful social purity leahsts.
The interest in our cottage prayer meet
EinsB has been continuous; scarcely one II
which como have not taken their fra
steps ChristwsHd. 1. be would quiteimpos
uIb!e to write OF the tender, hallowed In
!, fiuencag which have marked these iittl'
meetings in the homes oil the people II
the different parts OF the city. AS NApo
leon naid Of FranCe its biahost need wa
good mothera;" SO what is needed 10
these kind and tempted new born soul
struggling Tith uncoDgeuial surroundings
is more OF mother.heaTt within GU
churches 10 teuderly nourish them.
At ChTis!mgs time there was quite lit
tic "iabor Of love" given 10 my peop!
who are less fortunately circumstanced II
!: life than those who kindly gave. 1t cam
In the form Of Christmas dinneTg and gift
10 children who otherwise would ecarc
have known there was q day so full Of 10.
to other hesrla.
My statistical report for the ten weeks
an follows: Families viqited, ola; humble
, prayed with 28l; number read to from tn
. Bible, l4l; number Of aiSk visited, So
number reported for Sunday schools, IS
nunbe. OF tracts distributed. SIG; religion
and temperance papers, 95; number
> cottage meotingo held, ~; articles {
, clothing given out, so.
Respectfully,
LIZZIE BOYD,
City Missionary.
January l, 1888.
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nrnnanmpllon an be oursd. 3

Dr.. US. Combs, OwsnsviIle, Ohio, says:
~ bavs given Scotia Emulsion Of God
Liver OIL with Hypophosphites to iouI
patisnts with better results than seemed
possible with any remedy. All were
hereditary cases Of Lung diEsaps, and sd'
vanced 10 that stage when Coughs, pain
in the chest, frequent breathing, frequent
pulse, fever and EmsCiAtion. All tkose
CAGES have increased In weight from 10 Ia
2S pounds. and are not now needing any
medicine"
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Auction Sale!

HoNGOPATHY.-With the new year our
pharmacy enters upon its 53l year. In
1925 the first Homeopathic physician
landed friendless In this country; ten
yearu later, in 1885. our first pharmacy was
opened, the first in this country and
among tbs first in the world; to-day there
are about thirty-three, big and little, in this
country, but ours stands alone as the only
one whose pharmaceuticals have received
International prizs medals (four) for pur-
ity and excellence. There ore some phar-
macists who seem to think more Of pro-
ducing cheap article than q reliable one /;
we follow our traditions and think more
OF producing a reliable article than cheap
one, and yet the retail price is the same
for both. Homeopathic all over the world
use our. medicines and look upon them as
standards. They are on sale al leading
druggists; also our Veterinary remedies.
BoRRICKE & TAFEL, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Nav York.