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The Baptist Union has accepted the Rev. MI.
SpUrReOn's resignation. Tue COMMITTEES appointed
to wait upon Mr. Spurgeon and request hun 20 re-
consider h1s Determination 70 reegn, reported that
its efforts 70 eject REORGANIZATION were without
AVAIL
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The Courss.
EoUrrv CouKr-Jwaoe Mrrrfce.

EQUITY C0ukr-Jw00e Mevrirk
Oltack agt Unehofer; Testimony before n Rich
ardson, examiner. ordered taken. Muth aRt efoff
Injunction as TO certain lots dissolved. Irayers
agt Davis; restraining order, returnaole January
%, granted Auth agt stott; auditors report re.
turned Tor correction. Ciotworthy agt. Wynne:
dered- Beriitz agt Strack; time 70 take testimony
limited 70 nfteen days. Cause 20 be caiendered Tor
auditor ordered Clotwortny agt Wynus: re.
payment Of advance by trustee ordered. Newton
agl. Newton; auditors report connrmed and ois-
J[lbuIlop QTocred
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Refused to Grant the Mormon Church's
Appeal.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia dispatch from Salt Lake,
Utah, says: Several weeks ago the Mormon
Church made application TO the Territorial SUI
preme Court for an appeal to the supreme Court
OF the United States for an order appointing a
receiver In the escheat cases Yesterday the Su-
preme Court refused TO grant the appeal
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

DARN AND GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT FOR
l. sale. at bargain If taken Immediately; residence
newly ntted up aud furnished stable, barns ice
house &c; in good repair; $40 acres situation per
manning view and only one hour by rat TO
Washington Price $4,000. Address A. Star
office taIA 7 NE
ICoR SALE-19 SPLENDID FARMS IN MONT
10. xomesy Co Nd near Met Branch r r.; choice
Loudoun Co.. Va. near railroad. Xbeautifui home
with nye scrss in suburbs Of Leesburg, Va MILTON
LUCkETT, 936 ST. NV. iail-6ts
EOR SALE-7k acres, 8 miles from Wsshington
y Prince George Co.. Nd, 81 900; 40 acres at Ard.
WICK station, Prince George Co, Nd. on railroad 8
;sdl0ininnE s9e - $3.50 per .sre 65acre Improved
lar POM e n. Soms nns orchard &c. miles from
out, $3.50; $50 acres prime timber land Spottsyi
vsn Co.. va, BIO PER acre; ESQ acre improved farm
same county. $4,000; 50 scres miles from The CITY
In the District Of Columbia $500 per acre: will ex
THOMAS A MITCHELL.
JaES-lW 934 st., Room e.
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SPECIALTIES.

IrLECrRicfTY-,5 YEARS SPECIALITY IN CUR
~ ns nervous aid mental disease spinal ovarian and
use troubles peraly -is tunors structures,
hysteria. rheumatism necrulxiA cLorea aud diseases
generally Most extensive electric batteries outzide OF
Europe static elestie4ty tarouxh elolki1g. Refer
elces, gerll1nent cures In Nasuinyton DE- L. 4
SlChOLSOS. ooa LIN o. n ~. coz. 4. sso-lms
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EX-SENATOR LEWIS EYES - Ex-senator J. f..
Lewis, OF Virginia, who was chairman OF the Dis
trict committee OF the Senate at one time, had an
operation performed upon one OF his eyes to-day.
ago, and the operation required the partial tem-
pOrary removal OF the eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

The GEsursE
JOHANN HOFF's
MALT EXTRACT
IN the
BEST NUTRlTIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. DyspepsiA Convalescence,
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability to appropriate food, tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
a wineglsssful three times day Its use was followed
by marked efects-L Food, which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged, d.
gested properly g. There appeared an increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the signatures
Of Johann HCf" and "Moritz Eisner" the neck Of
every bottle All others are worthless limitations
ja:3-tu,th&s
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Assignments in Baltimore.

made an assignment to-day to Moses X. Walter
and Ernest Damman. The Dond o. the trustees Is
$125,OO0
Peter Grogan furniture, made an assignment to
R. w. Call and anu j. p. Brown, for the benefit OF
his creditors. The bond or trustees Is $50 000
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Five More McCoys Killed.
ANOTHER BLOODY CHAPTER IN THE WEST VIRGINIA
KENTUCKY BORDER WAR

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 19.-Information
from Oceana, wyoming county, says another
bloody chapter in the McCoy-Aatneld feud was
enacted on Saturday night in which the lives OF
I'VE McCOyS were sacrificed.
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CHICAGO, JAM lathe west-bound express, No.
5, was thrown from the track by a broken ril near
Plymouth Ohio, last night. The passengers were
considerably shaken up, but the railroad officials
here say nobody was injured.
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Chica1O Markets.

CHICAGO. ILL. January 10. IL O. m. The ex-
element which was the feature OF the orenns markets
yesterday lacking this morning May pork started
At l44O. where it closed yesterday, held seady for
| some time; became weak, and BY i o'clock had de.
irmer, but the d mness did not last long, May wheat
started at S3saS3k and sold of to S2}s: May corn
now quoted at $50; May ribs, 40. and May oats.
33I.a:S3k.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

HEoIiGk r. * E.foRsT
NJ t>DfRlAss-.. Alb EMDs-.,.ER
TsleIhole call ~ \ 49,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NcyV York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire Corsuu 4 Mccartney, LILO atroet.
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BROUGHT FROM RICHMOND.-Wm. Miles, alias
Moore, the young man arreS ed In Richmond some
days ago for the officers In this city, was brought
here tod y and surrendered to the marshal. lie
Is charged by Thos. Reedy, his employer, with en-
be2zling between 500 ana $500 worth Of the
articles entrusted to him to sell.
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WANTS THE WINDOWS CLosEp-To-day Patrick
Corcoran, by Mr.. X. X. Perry, filed a bill for a
mandatory injunction against Washington Nailor
to compel the defendant to abate an alleged
nuisance by closing windows In party wall on
New Jersey avenue, between ID and Z streets
northwest
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They Blew Out the Gas and Perishedl.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-two stalwart, middle-aged
men applied for a room at the International Hotel
yesterday morning and registered as +. Parker
and l. Fulton, OF ShubenacOde, n. s. AT $50 this
morning, WREN an odor OF gas came from their
found lying on the floor dead They had blown
out the gas.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

ENTIRE n STOCK sv OF LADSoN,s yFwELRY
u be sold at Public Auction. to close business COM
menc.ug wEDN EsDAl. JANUARY ELEVENTH q,
SVEN M, and continuing every evening at sam
hour. and on TUESDAY, III ESDAY and sATUR-
DAY MORNING y at len. until further notice. The
stock consists in part a. follows:
ladies' and Gents Gold and silver Watches Diamond
and other Rnxs scarf Pins, Lace Pins &c, DC large
line Of ROGERS Quadruple Plated Ware, nne Clccks
Olera Glasses. God headed Canes, &c
The Fixtures Large Herrinx's Fire Proof Safe
Upright and Counter show Gases, Counters. Shelly.
inx. &c.
Private sale during the day ct auction prices. 72w
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VACANCIES IN THE Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
There are three vacancies in the Post-onice De-
partment, the head Of the stamp division, the con-
tract division and the railway adjustment livi-
SION Postmaster General Dickinson Is receiving
q large number OF applications for these places.
CADET HERO REISsrArEp.-An order has been
issued from the War Department revoking a
special order Of the 9th dismissing Cadet Andrew
Hero. jr, 4th cliss from the Military Academy.
reJoin his class.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

APPOINTED PosrNAsrRR--Mrs &. Z Townshend
has oeen appointed postmaster at Thrift. Prince
George County, Nd
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The Britain mia Arrives Safe.

New YORK, Jan. lathe overdue steamship
Britannia arrived at her dock this afternoon all
right. She had a very rough passage, but sus-
ta1ned no damage.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
lanes A. McDEvITT. CHARLES e. FIINDFR
- Detective Agency, Rooms No. sos Pa ave n n
pai control does Lot operate tor rewards nor
In divorce cases dl3Gn
(yIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
8 W. Lynn, AN. Ivy Institute
ysl2-lm' Southwest cor 9Th and x ste. NV.
A UTHORIZED AND BONDED
"A Police Detective Agency aud Bureau Of Informs,
ton, ". WILLIAMS, Msnager.
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HIS ASsAILANTS SAY he RAN AGAINsT THE KNIFE.
Augustus Shorter and Charles Goodrich, colored
boys, charged with seriously assaulting Thomas
Kane, also colored, several weeks ago. were tried
In the Police court to day.
Kane testified that on the evening OF December
IA, while passing Miles Chapel, ON 81 street, be-
tween and NJ streets no thwest, he saw the de-
PENDANTS and others standing on 81 street. He
asked them what was going on In the church, and
one OF them said that no such hogsheads as you
can go In there Shorter took a dollar from his
pocket and said, 81 can whip you Tor a dollar" lie
then grabbed witness by the shoulder and turned
him around when Goodrich stabbed him In the
breast. They started on and Saorter threw a
brick at him. Charies w. Arnold. colored, gave
similar testimony.
Or. Shadd, OF the Freedman's Hospital testified
that when Kane was brought TO the hospital he
was In dangerous condition, and very weak from
loss OF blood. The knife or weapon he said, pene-
trated the internal cavity.
shorter denied the story told by complainant,
and charged that the latter was the aggressor,
and ran against the knife which Goodrich held In
his hand.
Goodrich said Kane was kicking him, when he
took the knife from his pocket, and Kane ran
against IL.
Goodrich was given one year In jail, and shorter,
who is the younger OF The two, was given three
months.
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CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY
the agent OF the Secret Service Division arrested
Giuseppe De Parcale, in Philadelphia yesterday,
for passing counterfeit coin.
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AN AssIGNMENT-An assignment OF Peter Grogan
for the benefit OF his creditors has been made r
W. Call and John P. Brown and placed on record
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

The state Work ngmen's Assembly, In session &C
Albany, -. l., yesa,rday pas~ld resolutions ~
sympathy with the Reading 5 ard called
upon The United .l,cs auiho. i.-,- , pregeai he
Introduction OF pduIef labor rOn Europe .n 40 of
the railroad conf any.
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PERsoNAL-Col. c. W. Coombs, OF this city, has
received Information OF the death OF his wife's
father, MI. JAS. Belford aged eighty-six, at Cali
forn1a, Mo. MIR. Belford was an old and prominent
citizen OF that State.-Gen. Jno. p. Rea OF Mime
apolls, and c. II. Fitch or New York are at the
EDDltI-eA-Goy. Shepherd, Controller Trenholm
night.-R. F. Loring OF Boston, and VIM. X
Thomas or New York are at Wormley 's.-Logan
{. Murray, president OF the American Bankers As
ISOLATION, and A. p. ketchum OF New York, and
JAS w. Scully or PitJsburg are at the Arlington.
H. c. WfSner, and W. 4. Caldwell OF New York
are at WlllardS-Gen. Geo. 5. Merrill or Boston
Is at the Riggs
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-oN 18TH TO nth ST.. ON =, A BLACK
AIOay1 Pm. with Pearl Setting. liberal reward
s1Seu returned TO l75S s;.nw It,
osT- oS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY u.s. GOLD
-2,s
II OsT-LAsT NIGHT. BETWEEN 18TH AND I
~ .'rests Nv and l4th aud boundary streets, .
sl4.i xCd " etc with piecs Of chain attached
ward Il returned 70 CHAs. CARTER I2O6 a st n.
" IL.
osIIWEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, PAIR or
1ls3ld t,e-Oiasses. with PIE Of chain (xoid) at
1ch-a Ahoeral reward II left Ut Star ofhce. IT.
OsI-1UEsDAS. JANUARY L. SCOTCH
IL Terrier Gyp. Answers 10 name Of iGHp sn,sSis
Is~Ld Wi oe p4id returned 70 BLOC CAFE gth
--~-- -. .,e tzl9- 3t'
II osI-A PIN. A SILVER CLAW HOIpISG A VIZ
- low stone The finder vii be Llrraliy re~s,5aJ
b. iezyinsr at star ONCE ,.,a.,s.
II osT-LAsT MIX. DoUBLE-cAsE AMERICAN
~ Gold nzteh. marked Royal. No VOlfI iiIer-i
reward Il lett ~ Star ofice a. ~ raj
II oST-A LEMON CoLoRED SETTER WEARS
1LoAck leather collar hled With ryets ned nv
brass ioek No nAnaeon plate. Return % i42o "a
osI-1O-DAY, GOLD sPECrACLEs IN CASE
- oeaFlng oxner's name. 81 reward by reeurnins
y fkANkLiN CO. Opticfans- jais-2f.
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Mr.. BRoSNANs CASE C0STINUED.-Thts morning
In the Police court Mr.. Daniel r. Cahill called
Judge SHELLS attention TO the charge of keeping
an unlicensed bar against John Brosnan, the
and the case was continued Tor one week. This Is
the case over which there Is a controversy as 10
the legality OF the act OF the Commissioners IN
revoking the license. The case Is attracting much
notice among the liquor dealers OF the city. IL r.
proposed by them to raise fund to test the legal
questions involved The matter Will be considered
at a general meeting or liquor dealers called Tor
Cosmopolitan hall Friday night
A Sur Pos DvoRcE.- NJ. 7. r. Miller to-day
filed a bill for Abigail Conner against Patrick
Conner for divorce and the resumption OF her
were married July 20, 1861, In County Kerry,
Ireland, and she charges desertion b. him on the
LIST OF January, 1875
@. B. Haycock has bought OF A. T. Hoffman.
part lots and g. So ESQ, &C the borI beast corner
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Mr.. Thomas Lawrason Riggs the youngest son
OF the late Geo. w. Riggs, the banker, and men,
Der OF the firm OF Riggs Co.. died at hts residence
this morning at O'Clock. He has been suffering
for the past two years from Brights disea e. and
Tor two weeks ne has been confined 10 his bed DR.
Bartholow, Of Philadelphia made two visits dur
ing the past week, and every effort was made TO
stay the progress OF the disease. Mr.. Riggs was IN
his thirt!eth year. The funeral win take place
Saturday morning from st. Matthew'S church.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer.-

an LII BETWEEN M
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST ~-
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the 10th day of
June. D. 1855, and duly recorded in Liber No. iyS
folio 29S ct seq one Of the land Of washing
at public auction in from. Of the premises on THURS
DAY, The TWENTY-SIxTH DAY o JANUARY,
A, d 1883. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
al those certain pieces parcels Of land situa and
being IN Washington City, in the District of Columbia
and known upon the ground plat plan Of said city
as and being the north half Of lot twelve I2 and the
south eight feet front by the full depth of the lot
Of lot thirteen Q3) in square thousand Il OOO)
together with all and singular the appurtenances
rights prvLeges, improvements, and other heredita.
tanning.
Terms Of sale cash balance in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months alter
date, for which the purchasers notes and o deed of
trust on the property sold will be taken. notes
sh per cent per annum from day of sale deposit of
500 viii be required at time Of sale All conveyanc-
ing &c ut purchasers cost II terms of sale are not
compiled with in ten days from the day OF sale the
ls Hs, sss the rsht to resell the
days public notice Of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, ID c.
CHRISTIAN q. LEDERER.) -,
ja14-d HENRY Ii. BERGMANN Trustees.
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WALIER b. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers
SALE OF A LARGE AND WELL-AssoRTED STOCK
Sf HAkDMAkE C0uN ER SCALES. IRON
AND HARNESS, STORE FIXTUAES. COUNT.
Frs. DO, AT AUCTION.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. resuming at
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ, and contin uing
we shall sell at the well-known No. sos Penn.
sylvana avenue northwest larxe and we'll assorted
EER,' HARDWARE, CUTLERY: aROCERs'. BUTCH
ERS. AND BELLHANGEKS' SUPPLIES MECHAN.
les TOOLS. LAWN MOWERS. SHOVELa FORKS
ROPE IRON SAFE COMBINATION LOCK. 81 OKE
FIAIURi 8, &c, and . general assortment of goods
usually found In frst-clsss hardware store.
Sale positive: terms cash.
Attention Of the trade and private buyers il called
the sale. w
ja17-l2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts
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GERMAN CEMETERY LoT-OwSERs AT THE WHITE
HoUsE.-A committee, consisting OF Rev. l. II.
schneider, George Wagner, Frederick Imhol and
Charles schneider, appointed at the recent meet
Ing or the lot-owners in Prospect Hin cemetery
mao an Interview with the President yesterday
ana called MS attention TO the action OF the Dis
trict government in beginning the extension OF
North capitol street through the cemetery. The
President listened attentvey TO the reel al OF the
grievances or the lot-owners "a presented by the
committee and promised to give the matter proper
consideration.
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District Government Affairs.


Hon. p. 7. Glass complains that ne shade trees
On 18th street, between the Smithsonian and Agri-
cultural Department, are being destroyed, and
asks by what authority. The parking commission
say that they are white poplar. planted over forty
years ago, and now decayed and dangerous.
DID NOT REFER TO THE FREMONT HoCsE-
Mr.. q. Il. Lester, Of 223 Indiana avenue, writes
In reference to the application for liquor license
for the fremont House. that he did not charge in
his letter OF the :s2d ulr., that there had been
collision between the proprietor and the police on
the subject OF the license In his letter or the 2d
Of January, he says, cit had come to MS knowledge
that there has been collision between the police
and an applicant for license 10 run bar-roonl.
IL seems, howevei, that the case referred to was
not the fremont house.
MISCELLANEOUS
Capt. Grimm has recommended the appointment
OF VIM, Talbot as Waterman OF the engineer de-
partment, vice Capt. +. h. Schafer, appointed on
LIST inst, who has failed 10 report.
DIR. hobert Reyburn has asked that street. be-
tween oath and 25th, be graded, paved with con-
crete, and supplied with gas and water mains and
sewers.
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COMMODORE HARMONY was at the head OF affairs
at the Navy Department to-day in the absence OF
Secretary Whitney, who went to New York last
night. He Is expected TO return tomorrow.
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RENSON'S NO BETTER EVIDENCE OF THE
~ value and popularity Of article can be
found than the fact that counterfeits
PLASTER and limitations Of it are found in the
market. BENSON'S PLASTER 10 the
target Of many sharks" and "imita tors. -
HAS NO hence buyers will keep . lookout for
their products. For chest troubles and
aches and pains Of every description
EQUAL. BENSON'S PLASTER has no equal.
ial6-lw
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Plush PARLoR SUITE, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
WALNUT .ExTENsION TABLE DINING
GHAAIRs, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY
THIRD, 1883, at Ten O'CLOCK, at residence ll28
1911 81 u: W., shall sell small collection of house,
hold effect& THOMAS BOWL Nc,
tal9-3t Auctioneer
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The Bclvedcre Hotel Case.
Mr.. HoADLEY CLAIMS THAT HE WAS wRoNGED BY HIS
PARTNER, MAIN.
News Briefs

RANGE OF THE THRRxoMETER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
M. 10; 2 p. NJ. %; maximum. 25: minimum. l6
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CIGARS AT AUCTION.
ONE HUNDRED THOUS ND IMPORTED, KEY
WELLKNoyN HOUSE OF GARCIA ,MENbkz
SOLD At Pt Bic AUG lion, REGARDlEsS OF
0RiGiNA. COST. IN LOTS TO SUIT PUR-
Gommencin9 SATURDAY. JANUARY, TWENTY
FIRST, sud win continue each day until the entire
stock Is dispossd Of Auction Gales e 10 am and D.
H. Special sale every evening at pm jal9-2t
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ozODoNT.
GRATEFUL ODOR,
indicative Of health and purity communicated to thu
mouth by the aromatic

Which makes the teeth white and as radiant a. pol
ished porcelain. and contains ingredient that 10
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud in their
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AUCTION SALES.
w EExS CO, Auctioneers
w 6S7 Louisiana Avenue.
Opposite CITY Post Once,

AUCTION SALE AT 1868 KLEvENrH STREET
SENIEu 4hMEsciNa On sduH iRsn
At At IE EH 3'ct0Ik Az 3T STOCK OF MEMS
RIEGESs CENTS fCRSIsH1NGs JEMELhY.
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" nsn baby was slck. ~ rave Ase oastoriA
when she IVES child. she cried for Ca8e0elA
when shs became Misn. she chung to CsstoEiA
Whsn she had Chaldrsn. She gave than castoriA
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diem
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-20

WE call the attention of our business men
and manufacturers to the following sugges-
tions from the Louisville Commercial. We
think they are equally as applicable to In
dianapolis to Louisville:
Liberal business methods are more potent
than carnivais to advertise the city. Make
your rates less than those of Cincinnati by
the one-hundredth part of cent on the dol
lar and you will surely get the trade as
water seeks its level. Extend your enter
prises; put up your wealth, not in California
nor in Texas, nor in Chicago, but in Louis
vile; harness the falls. build a cotton mill,
do anything that looks like business, and in a
few years you won't have to study up some
kind Ola menagerie to draw peoples attention
to the town. Build houses-there is nothing
that Louisville needs so much as rebuilding.
Be metropolitan-when a stranger comes
here let him find something in the town to
interest him, to detain him, to win his admi-
ration. Build railroads to the mountains,
and then let the fame of the blast furnace
write in letters of fire upon the midnight sky
the tale of Kentucky's advantages Let the
thunder of the trip-hammer herald pros
manufactures announce to the world that
Louisville is in the swim. When this has
come to pass, and Jim Owens is Mayor of
Pineville, then we shall not have to devise
circus. They will crowd upon US. A carnival
will be merely q recreation; exposition, a
holiday amusement"