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BOOKS, &c.
PROFESSIONAL.

NINE ROSS.
The reliable Ciairoyant and Astrologs tells you the
past present and future. Born with VEIL and has
dsriui gifts She has astonished people who have con-
suited her She cause speedy marriage. and bring
the separated together Her advice
Is invaluable Points out your enemies and describes
your friends Entire satisfaction
ndental, and those at distance sending their
name and s2 Will get in return by mail the outlines Of
their lie keadence. 1910 1lth NV. Once hours, v
a. m TO q. H., except sunday.
sttings 80 cents and 81. 18th cars pass the
door. jal6-t4ap
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS Oh
w LII h AL business confidential Ladies' aud gen.
teinen so cents each 4OS street. between 4th aud
9th streets north wes:- Sd 22ws
DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il yoyAnt, Astroioger and Spiritual Medium. Born
with SECOND sight aud veil Every hidden mystery
revealed Receivers lost stolen property Finds
hidden treasures. Gives lucky numbers Causes
speedy MARRIAGES Brings separated together Gives
success IN business Removes all family troubles
aud eyll Influences Cures sickness II disappointed
by efforts OF others Judge all alike. roessor
can convince the most .ceptcal Strang other
ties will time and disa BY calling on
the only eenu inc cairyOyant in this city, sue.
eeeds where all Others Ia and adyertises only what
he can do situnEs 5Oc. Interesting by mail on
receipt OF ell Name lock Of hair date Of b fth Hours
o 20 3. Open Sundays.
1a1-lm' 421 9th ST. NV.
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SPECIALTIES.

L,LECTRICiTY-l5Y YEARS SPECIALITY IN CIR
H ing nervous and mental disease, spinal ovarian and
uterine troubles paralysis tuniors xtrictures sratic
hysteria. rheuIatsun. neuralgia chores aud dsexses
generally Most extensive electric batteries outside Of
Europe Static electricity through clothing Refer
snces, permanent cures in Washington DR. T. 4
NICHOLSON. 6o4 18th st. N. W.. cor. p tz6-Ims
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.EO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. 936 st.

GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. 936 f ST.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pr! pRoPEBBTY, BEING H0UsE NUMBERED a01s
$50 AND s2s TWENTIETH STREET NORTH.
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust to us recorded in -
Iiber No S54. folio 493 one of the Land Records S
for the Dist let VI Columbia and at the written re- I
quest OF party secured thereby, will offer for sale
TwESTY.THIkp BAY Of JASuAkY. HD 8. 1 sss
described real estate lying and being the city u
Washington. District of Columbia, known aud de-
scribed as lot numbered nineteen (18), Rabcock's
recorded sub-diysion Of or Ginal lots B. and TO-
square numbered one hundred and three 1O3), the
anne is recorded in Liber H. D. c., folio las Of the
Surveyors Once for the District of Columbia, i'm
ns n 2elS fTsss pSsT Form
the SAME DAY We will offer for sale ali Of original
lot numbered twenty-six (26). In square numbered
bered Sa+. so6, and s%7 10Th street NV. A"'''-
Terms Of sale: Onehan 30 cash. balance in two (2)
equal instalments IN one ~ and two (2) years from
the date OF sale with interest at per cen per
trust the property sold cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. deposit OF 400 will be required on
each piecs OF property sold 1T time Of sale Terms ~
be complied with within 10 days from day Of sale or
property will be resod at risk and defaulting
purchaser All e3nyeysncing st purchasers cost.
al1-sod. JOHN VI Mo acAEkkHEkSf j.. Trustees
sTTHE SALE OF LOT 10. SQUARE lo3 t2o1s
street northwest, is postponed to FRIDAY, JANU-
GEO. W. HARKNESS, / .c-..-.
ia24eo&ds JOHN McCLELLAND, in, trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS. Anctioneera

Tbu6IkES SALE OF i MO-STORY FRANE HOUSE
AND n STREETS SOUTHEAST. =.
By virtue 81 aesd Of trust dated the 10th day Of
June DDS D lss5 any, dpiy rscosaed in Lbsr No i1z7
ton County. IN the district Of Columbia will sch
p public suction u front Of the premises on THURS
4. D. 1855. at HxLf-PAsT FouR o'cI.0cK =. g.,
s those certain pieces parcels Of land situate and
being in Washington City, In the District Of Columbia
ana EnSSn upon shs gfognd pss Or plan 26 said city
south eifht feet mont By the full depth Of the lot
Of lot thirteen u3) in square one thousand Il 00O),
togethsf With AL and si.yulsr the, sppurtensnees,
rights privileges improvements, and other heredits-
tanning. "
Terms Of sste opethird cash hslance in three equal
payments at -ix. twelve and eighteen months alter
date. for which the purchasers notes and deed VI
trust on the property sold Will be taken netss
sin per cent per annum from day Of SALE deposit Of
ing. &c at purcnasers cost u terms Of sale are not
complied With W ten days from the day OF sale tha
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after I'VE
days public notice of such resale In newspaper
published in WASHINGTON % c.
CHRlSTIAN O. LEDERER, rr,..
jal4-d HENRY II. BERGMAN, ! AFussees'
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LOCAL N0MsNAraoNs coNGvaMRn
Jsags Msnssessry ana Dassrict Assor.
ney HoGe.

The Senate. on motion Of Senator Edmunds
went into executive ssssion and confirmed the
nomination OF Judge Montgomery; also thai OF
Jno Hoge as U. s. district attorney for this city
| Nj; Ross nomination - postmaster was not
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DosB1ss ElEorR1o Soar.

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District Govcrmmen, Affair.


The Commissioners have approved the LIQUOR
license OF Marineih Masino Ior barroom at aiS
pennsylvania avenue northwest
The committee on appropriations of the House
requested an audience with Col Ludlow to-day
l. A. Barr has been given a Perini. 60 b I'D q
brick addition TO his store, 1896 lsth street az .
cost OF g., 200.
Capt Grinin is confined 10 his house to-day.
owing TO severe cold but Is expected 10 be doWa
The superintendent OF STRENGTHENING has re-
ceiftd d concentration from Capt Grinin Ia
which he suggests that the street-sN eeper closely
follow the sprinkler, as the dust heretofore made
has caused numerous complaints
Inc commissioners have sent Gus notices TO
tnose whose liquor licenses have been dlsapprovei
that they must discontinue the sale OF ndtors or
be prosecuted
DISMISSAL OF ACABISET-MakER-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has drecied the removal % Mr.
julius siedt, cabinet-maker, employed In the
Treasury Department. on tue cOmp.t int OF Mn
Lucy OBHeR, OF this city, the dismissal TO taEs
effect ca the 3lst The case has been under In
yestlgatloD for more Than year. The cause OF
the dinicuty betweea vIedt aud Mrs oBrien
dates back TWO or three years ago when
the latter and her husband took roma
In MI. Nledts house. Alter a short time MT
O'Brien, &c Is alleged, eloped with Miss riedL
THIS step on the part Of her husband, OF course
caused some difficulty In Mrs U Brieu's financial
condlllon, and she finally lett Mr. Niedts house
leaving her furniture there for storage yiedL slle
reported 20 the Treasury authorities, sold the
goods anu reta hed The money. Mis- OBren has
tired 10 get the Treasury department 10 order
vieat to refund. but this was refused. After
cNluc0cc o.. bDiu sides, ASSISTANT Sec-
Rotary Thompson, TO whom the case was referred
decided 70 d smiss the man and recommended that
action 20 the Secretary.
RoBBERIEs REPORTED. Nellie Wood, % No. SOl
18Th street, reports ti,e loss of gold atcn With
diamonds in the back, and gold cgain. sne states
that she was dancing MltA a young man az the
house abo1l L 30 0c.ock IN the morning and he
stole the articles from her person. -AIs Mary >.
King. o 1sO1 SIN street Northwest, r.lOrts stolen
yesterday gold watch, &c., valued al sl5-Jas.
Mclaughlin, 25Os G street, reports stolen IRON
his wagon, on I'D street, yesterday, a bufaso
robe, valued at s:l-Ephonso Nouags OF 1850
Ion street, reports that his stable Was broken
open yesterday and part OF set OF harness, worth
IS, was taken---kubert MiiIord, OF 44s New
YORK avenue, reports stolen frum his stable On
Tuesday night sat OF single harness, galued AT 81
RANGE OF rHE THERxoNErER-rhe following
were the readings AZ the signal 20 nee to-day. a.
IT,, 30, y. H., "a: maxlmu.I 81 AiLlIauIn- II.
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Criminal Court Business Suspended.
NOTHING CAN BE DONE UNTIL THERE Is A DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.

In consequence OF the delay in the Senate in act
ing on the nomination Of Hon. j. Blair H0ge as L.
S. attorney for this District there is business
going On In the Criminal Court. In the rooms OF
the district attorney in the second story OF the
City Hall are Messrs. Coyle, Taggart, and Lips
comb, with the clerks. but they are doing nothing
other than seeing to the papers, all OF them, with
pointment as special L. S. attorney 10 prosecute
the river flats SUITS regarding themselves as pow
erless to carry the business OF the Office. Tne
statement is made that Mr.. Hoge is not member
OF the District bar, and the rolls do not contain his
name, but 4iS defect can be easily rectifled by q
formal motion In General Term.
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Miss Laura l. Miller, were married at Hamline N.
f church last evening" Rev. DIR. Ii. h Nayior on
eating, The wedding march Was performed bs
yam, OF Williamsport, Pa; MIR. JAS. l. Ward Mr..
Sam Haslup, and Mr.. Clayton Haslup. Alter the
wedding the couple lett for Boston, where they
A large and brilliant company were charmingiy
entertained by Mr.. and MIS- Thomas Wilson at
their hosIitablc residence on CoInectlcuI avenue
last AS 81 s
improved by the host who, In . hali-hours pleas
ant DISCOURSE gave an account OF his visit 70 the
localities made famous for all time by their assocta-
tion with the poet and his poetry-the story being
accompanied by o number OF beautiful views
which tly illu ,trated the text and added greatly
were cleared OF seats and guests enjoyed them
selves in their own way not forgetting The de-
ncious repast which closed the evening.
Mrs Peachy and Miss Peachy viii he assisted to-
morrow in their last az home during this season
by MIS- John Blair Hoge. Miss Faulkner. Of West
Virginia, and Miss Porter.
Mr. and MIRA Howard Osterhoudt and Mr. ana
Mrs Edgar lngraham, all OF Kingston, N.Y., are
visiting the family OF Interstate Commissioner
Augustus Schoonmaker, at 1765 street.
Mrs. Newcomb. who has been confined to her
room since Monday, expects 20 receive w1fh her
guests, Mr.. ana Ma Frank r stockton. to-morow
afternoon
M. and MIA John r Mclean gave . dinner ct
their residence last evening 70 Mr.. George w.
ChildA OF Philadelphia: The other guests were
MT. Bancroft Davis and vine, Secretary whitney
and wire, senator ana MIA John T. Mcpherson.
colonel and Mra =. d. Grant, Miss Lee, Miss Adele
Grant, and General Z. y. beale.
Mrs. Theodore King gave . handsome luncheon
to-day TO twelve ladies' The table was round and
all the decorations yellow, Tue guests were MIA
stanley Matthew'S MA Laughton, Mrs. storey,
Miss Porter, Nrx George b. Lor1Ag, MIA Hinckiey,
Miss Howard Ms. Frank Loring.
The Misses Bayard win not receive during the
coming week, neither On the soth Instant nor on
the lst OF February.
Ma Senator Gray Aaa returned 70 washiassou
Soe the winter.
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FVNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE. BY AUCTION. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
, PROPERTY, No. Ills THIRTEENTH SOUTH

EAST.
On THURSDAY. JANUARY TwENTY-sIXTH. -
1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the premi- snsY
ses. shall sell Lot 30. in square lO2O having I
front OF 4S feet inches by depth of 2O9 inches
tanning five rooms No. us 18th street southeast.
This property will be sold q whole less 8 feet 8
divides this property equally leaving hundred feet
at either end with he width Of the lot
Terms: One-tEird cash the balance one and two
years with notes bearing interest per cent per an
mum until paid and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold all conyeysncing and recording at
purchasers cost; &f00 deposit required time of
sale. tja21-4tl THOS, BOWLING Auct
sETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, JANUARY THIRTY-FIRST, 1888 Same
hour and place ja26-dts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOR RENT-302 MASS AVE n T., TwO-sTORY
II aid basement, bay window Brick House; new: sfx
FOOms aud bath: al m yapefed throughout: rent,
I,OR RENT-FEBRUARY HISTORY BRICK 5O4
II 18TH NV betv. u st. aud Penn. ave M lsrn
cOnveniences low rent 10 good tenant jail lot
LoR REST-III7 10TH ST. n ": KEY AT
Il grocery, corner L ST.: rent s25. Inquire 926 La
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CUT-RATE SALE CONTINUES FOB ANOIHEl
" blue ngur.s DOuBLE COMBINATIONS STORE
1x4l and lx4S 1tth ct s.a jA2l-6t
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THx GEsu.sn
HANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEST NUTRITIyE TONIC
and most

PALAIAbLE uEALIu bEVEHA6B
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsix Conyalsseeuce,
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 Hons Malt Extract
winegIsssfuI three times day Its was followed
by marked ehects-1 Food. which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged. d.
eested properly. 9. There appeared an increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of mutations The genuine has the signatures
OF Johann Hof' and "Moritz Eisner' the neck of
every bottle All others are worthless imitationA
fa3-tu fhka
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NEWPORT, R. l., Jan. 26-The schooner j. Ken
neuy, from Calais Tor New York. arrived here dur
ing the night. The captain reports fifty vessels in
the ice on the shoals, and they must have gone
ashore this morning.
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VSHOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
TN WARE, COOKING UTENSILS, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, FANCY ARTICLES, COAL HODS,
LOT BOOKS. COUNTERS AND SCREEN,
STOVE, SC, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1888 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
shall sell at store No. 140O street Attn street
small and well selected stock Of the above
sale their attention. L25-2t
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from the Boston herald
Verify, this age is not that OF the ingenue, A
lady, whose fortune not admitting OF her riding in
her own equipage, and having a number OF visits
TO pay, did as the rest OF the world does In smi-
lar plight, and took a cab by the hour, her young
daughter accompanying her. Economy prompted
BRIEF cal s. but at one house she remained longei
than this "yOung person" deemed at all advisable,
and on returning to the carriage was sharply re-
buked 10y her. 'But ft was impossible 70 leave;
Miss - was very entertaining" said madame Ia
mere. 'Never mind, replied Il, tie nddemoiseite,
~ should think you'd know better than TO waste
75-cent ride on 25-cent woman!"
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ENTLgMES's SUITS SECURED
" AND PRESSED FOR q
Coats. 80 cents: Pants, 3 cents; Vests, Is cents
Altering AID repairing done In the beat manneE
0oc<lsS allied Tor Ancdehvored
K HAHN
200 Oth 81 n W.. (telepnoas cllI 5Js-jI. All a.
S.SSlvert St. baltimore Tslphone call Isl Ak
SsS-.SusSS
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AMY ORDERS Capt. Vim. fslce. retired, adj
ni{ted 10 the army and navy hospital Hot spr1ngA
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UNDERTAKERS.

rSEoR0E p. zUEHoRsT
" UkDEkl AkLA AND EMBALNFa
Tslsghone call ls& $50
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~ A. ROOT + Co, Auctioneers.
$4,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND DRY GOODS TO
BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WITH.
OUT RESERVE
The Entire stock of the 7thst PaAis Royal 914 7th
st., between and Kn.w
This stock consists Of fine Iaces Embroidered Rib
bora Hosiery Ladies' and Gents Wool Underwear and
Gloves Kid Gloves, Corsets, Wooden Knit Goods La
dies, C1oaks and Shawls Blankets and Quilts Towels
and Napkins. Jerseys, Jewelry Dress Goods Umbrel-
las, Notions. g. This is opportunity to purchase
for present aud future wants that may occur again
Commencing SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY
TWENTY IGHIH. at HALF-PAST TEN, and
HALF-PAST TWO PM, and continue at the same
hours every day until the stock is sold.
q. A. ROOT CO. Aucts.,
ja26-3 SOB Market Space.
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The National League Schedule.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 2a-The schedule committee OF
the Nation | Baseball League completed their
work last night. Nothing could be elected as 10
how the schedule had been made up. II Is known,
however, that each cluD will play 126 games, 63
on or about October IL
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Died from His Wound.

BALTIMORE Jan. 26-On the night OF the 18th
instanaJas. Glr0y, proprietor Of livery stable on
East High street, was shot by WIN. Carroll To-
day GilrOy died from the wound.
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RlRTlIN.
NAEiilED.

NICoLAIDEs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. X NfCo~
LADIES, u s.rxtoga. n. " On January 20. lsss, q
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law, barbour Law Building 4sO Louisian.
avenue. Washington. u. u Residence. i.ls Il q
n w. d23
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Fifty Vessels I'm the Ice.

Death Of Hon. C.. G. h. walker.
CORNING, N. Y, Jan. 26.-H0n. C. G. B. Walker
died at O'Clock this morning.
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rJ,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. 1890 AND
1892 OR FOURTH STREET. GEORGETOWN
On MON Jay. JANUARY THIRTIETH, 1881
AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, will sell in front Of EtM
No. a. fro ting 81 feet the south side Of 18th str ct
between Market and FIR derrick streets, by depth Of
ing houses. q - 49,.
Terms one-third cash, balance in six and twelve
on the property all cash at the option the pur
chaser. deposit OF 800 required ut time of sale
ja23-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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ID EDITION.
Latest T6leglans to The star.


~. Jesse Tyson, AGED IS. Married %
Miss Edith Johns, Aged 10.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
BALTIMORE, Jan. GA wedding occurred this
morning, at the residence Of the brides father,
about which all Baltimore has been chatting for
several months because OF the wide disparity be-
tween the ages OF the contracting parties aswe as
on account OF their high social position. Jesse
Tyson, the bachelor millionaire, president Of the
Baltimore chrome works, aged sixty Ave, ana Miss
Edith JohuA aged nineteen years, were married.
The wedding was to have taken place In Emmanuel
p. z church, but the sudden death OF Mrs Jas.
Tyson, s,ster-in-law OF the groom. caused the
abandonment OF that place. Society was
greatly disappointed, as the elite had
knxiously awaited the opportunity to witness
this y-and- December union OF two OF the most
prominent flgures in the local fashionable world
The Rev. ]. II. Eccleston, ID. D., OF Emmanuel
church, Officiated. The wedding presents were
numerous and costly. The bride IS a daughter OF
Henry v. d. Johns, OF the Baltimore bar.
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s,.isSu " INC atIs anu navy nospse@A uos SPaloSS
A rosr -oFygck has been es,ablishe6 az slideil,
Montgomery county, Nd, and James ). Csrsin ap-
pointed postmaster.
BisHor Ksask AND BIssor IKEIASp spent 20
day IN calling on number of peopie On the city N
the Interests OF the proposed Cataoiie university
Bishop keahs intends 10 visit the Miedleton place
beyond ebenwood cemetery, which las been pur-
CHASED by the trustees OF the new university, With
me view oi deerMining the exact Oc&fi0n for tho
building 70 lie erected next spring.
HEAT AND IIsHr ron TsK Nsw sursH vArIn-
The contract for heating the new silver vaults VI
the Treasury has been awarded 90 Nessrs johnson
Norris OF this city, AT s3l5. Work VII be begun
AZ once and rapidly pushed The contract fof
nsaung y hsld IN .bey pending the discus
the establishment OF electric light plant In the
building. In case they decide 60 abandon IN Ola
Mlles WIN have 70 DC run IN from the lines Of the
TEE CARLOAD Lor ASSN the hearing An the
CARLOAD lot Cas- 5 this morning Mr.. Markham
Staples, one OF the New York agents OF the Erie
road, and Mt. John Walsh, freight agent NJ p,er
~, North River, were examined AZ length Mr..
so aa1,e henry sa ksene r., Of Bal,lmore and NJ
with Mr.. Sterne and Mr.. Greene IN the prosecution
oi these cases
FATHER CHArKILE smiled when a STAR reporter
called his attention TO the dispatch from Rome
stating that he would be made archbishop OF New
orleans He said that IL a mere rumor ana
ne could not say whether thece was any
clerical changes In the same category,
sroREEEErEKs AND GapsEks.-Tne secretary @,
the Treasury to-day made the following appoint-
ments: storekeepers and gaugers-Geo. n Tay-
Tor. Bysartv lie, NTH North Carolina, and Jno W.
May. Hanneisyille, NTH North Carolina; Jos n.
MoSar9h gaager. Emlnenoe. NTH kentuekyy ana
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Still In a Deadlock.

IsHPRMING, MICH, Jan. 26.-The republican Con.
greosional convention iSSlil deadlock the fifty
second ballot, which was taken at 10 O'Clock thi:
morning,
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SoZoD DON'T.
A GRATEFUL oDoR
Indicative Of health and purity communicated TO the
mouth by the aromatic

d17-6m sOZoDoS
RENsON'S PLASTER HAS ATTAINED A WORLD
- wide reputation solely upon its superiative merits
IT il not 'nostrum" but medicinal article Of the
everywhere rs the leading aud most refsbfe remedy
for the prompt relief VI aches and
pains Of every de. Is THE BEST scrtption. such
% coughs, colds, hosrse mes q.
bronchitis pleurisy, pneumonia aud an chest a1ec
tons, we'll sciatica rheum3 tism. lumbAgo weak
back and kidney troubles Avoid imits-
tons: Always ask for BENSONS PLASTER
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Fourteen Mistakes Of Life.


Somebody has condensed the mistakes OF life
and arrived at the conclusion that there are four-
teen OF them. Most people would say, II they told
the truth, that there was no limit to the mistakes
OF life; that they were like the drops In the ocean
or the sands on the shore IN number; but IL is well
TO be accurate. Here, then. aresfoureen great
mistakes: 1t Is great mistake TO set up our own
standard OF right and wrong, and judge people
accordingly; TO measure the enjoyment OF others
by our own; TO expect uniformity OF opinion in
this world; TO look for judgment and experience
In youth; to enaeavor 10 mould all dispositions
alike not to yield to immaterial tribes; 70 look
for perfection in our own actions; to worry our
selves and Others with what cannot be remedied;
not to alleviate all that needs alienation FAR as
lies in our power; not to make allowances for the
infirmlties Of others: TO consider everything i'm
possible that We cannot perform; to believe only
what our finite minds can grasp; 10 expect TO be
able TO understand everything. The greatest OF
mistakes is to live Tor time alone, when any mo-
ment may launch US into eternity.
A United Labor Presidential Candidate.
From the New York Sun, To-day
John McMacktn, chairman OF the United Labor
partys county committee, said yesterday that the
party was sure to have q nominee for President In
the held this year. Their national conference
would decide upon the time and place OF the con-
yention next month, 70 be held IN Cleveland, pro-
badly.
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