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from the Amerfctn Magazine.
OF fourteen cases that have completely ~.
cluded as a method OF treatment IN nerve exhaus-
tion, not one has done wei. I nave found &c bet.
ter 10 plan series vi ADJUSTMENTS and a course q
passive exercise, together with frequent ieedins
My business men take Two hours daily az the
health-lift, where the exercise. together with
massage and jolly company. proves strong enough
attraction TO cali them away from their regular
occupations every day. They driak a lumber q
milk al dairy or bowl or bOuillOu at O pharmacy
every two hours. In these days OF extracts q
beef, mutton chicken cam, &C.. there is no need
for any one who can pay Tor them TO go hungry.
Even slght-seeing-that most exLaussing OF
iabors-may be rendered Jess fsuguing by feeding
every two hours, n IL D. with only a tumpier q
milk. Plenty OF digestible food and two hours
stolen rom the mlddle OF a busy day are the bee
RENE dies Tor nervous exhaustion.
The pope has ceased 10 negotiate for an eptert %
In Russia owing 10 protests VI Catholic Poles.
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NEW YORK, April 10, IL A. m.-The business at
opening OF stock market was very moderate this
ano nsss poes as compareo WILD tn0se
Ing declines OF from u to u per cent. These
losses were generally Increased In the early trad
Ing, though the market was somewhat unsettled,
Kansas and Texas being very weak, while Reading
was nrm TO strong. There was no vim to the
transactions, but an improving tendency was de-
list at II O'Clock were but slightly changed nom
those of the opening.
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widowed by Her Former Husband.
AN ILLINOIS NAN, WHILE DRUNK KILLS THE NEW
HUSBAND OF HIS DIVORCED WIFE.

CANTON, III, April IA man named Farr1s
walked into the house OF N. C. McGeeh, south Of
this city two or three miles yesterday afternoon,
drew pistol and shot McGeeh, killing him In
stantly. Farris then threatened TO shoot McGeeh's
wife and two children. The woman begged for
her life. Farr1s then drove the woman and chill
dren from the house Word was brought here and
mitted killing McGeeh, and intended Killing the
entire family. He was drunk. Farris was
former husband OF Mrs McGeeh, but several years
again.
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Women and their Clothes.
TIE PROGRESS MAKING ~ DRESS REFoRARRs A0AINs
coRsKTs AND FoR DIVIDED sKfRTa


TIE PROGRESS MAKING ~ DRESS RRFoRnRRs AGAINST
CoRsETs AND FoR DIVIDED skfRra
The New York Graphic says: Sarah Bernhardts
empire dresses in ''La Tosca" bid fair TO 90 more
toward doing away with corsets than all the
labors of the reformera II all women had the
sort OF figures that Bernharat has, &c would be
stin easter to have her example followed Lots OF
great actresses especially In France and England,
dress without corsets In many parts and often on
the stage. Sarah, Ellen Terry, and Mary Anderson
never wear them except In some particular part
where the style OF dressing b necessarily conven-
The real way to improve womens dress hygien-
icay Is 70 improve it and make them believe It is
to sacrifice what she believes 70 be her looks 70
any small matters like health or life. The great
est advance so far accomplished mas been through
now recognized as proper wear indoors up 70 din
ner time, and they are generally as HYGIENE rs
boomers and great deal prstuer.
very Intelligent interest In the subject met Lady
Hab0erton over there. Lady Habberton still In
sists on the divided skirt without compromise. SO
she does not make much progress In getting her
ideas carried out. The New YORK lady says that
the trouble with Lady Habberton Is that she has
wants divided sktrts. because sue thinks they are
more convenient, not because she admires them
What 10 needed are women 70 lead the world In
urea, squeezed waists or bulky crinolineS Then
the hygiene WIN take care Of itself Ma Carpen-
ter Fenton the secrstary Of the Rngli.h Dress Re
that she dresses beautifully and always looks Ike
Q picture MIA 0u1tafson, whose gowns were
any one eise's &C the recent Women's Conventi1 IN
In Warrington, - dress reformer q the deepest
dye. She Insists on heF1e1 and her children q.
plea Some Of the beos Hng11sh dFeonmAkofp are
dropping the tailoe-nAds 1dea and going In Tor
orally II Lea sterthngiy astsmptSd thsa SSSy
were In the hey0Ay q the 0sthetacG Ma OUccr
Wilde no longer ooee tn nt.arre, but sh0 oSU11D
divtded pstticoas beneaSn her goWna Io1t e
MA Roftsss ds1aeea both Tor IL stagD aHd pf5-
psssacosk Il . Q1iss ne SVEN taisS now. ~ q
. TOO sl1mpW or cooveAtAoaa2ly enaitonabao
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Lord LOnsdale Goes IL Alone.
HI WILL MAKE HIS TRIP 10 THE ARCTIC crRCLl
WITHOUT THE AID OF vALIT.

MINNRAP0L1s, April 19.-The Journars Winni-
peg, Man., special says: Lord Lonsdales adventur.
Gus trip 10 the Arctic Circle was q nine days WON
der In Winnipeg during his stay here. On Wednes-
day interest was again Quickened BY the return
OUTFIT His only companion was Q dog. He
explained that he had parted company with
Londsdale at Green Lake, north Of Prince Albert,
owing to the lmpossibility of securing
Sufficient number OF dogs to enable both 10 pro-
coed with q full outfit SO he had come back with
part OF it. Lord Lonsdale, he said, would pro.
coed northward, In company with his Indian and
halr-breed guides, ahd he had no doubt the lordly
adventurer would accomplish his trip successfully.
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District Government Affairs.
THE stBURBAN RAILWAY RII,L.


In response 20 senate bill 800, "To incorporate
the District Of Columbia Suburban Railway Co.,"
the commissioners say: "The route established by
and along 10th street east, from Maryland avenue
to Boundary street. and from Boundary street TO
the vicinity OF the National Far grounds, In the
way Is acquired Dy the company for all that por-
ton OF the route beyond the city limits No pro-
vision IL made In the oill for payment 70 the bis
tressury."a In conclusion they state that the mo.
tive power mould be distinctly stated ana II cleo
and TRANSMISSION, as relates 70 the development
and transmission OF electrical power, shall be sub
tect to The approval OF the Commissioners OF the
District
were issued to-day 70 Peter Fersinger to build one
brick dwelling, at 1887 Sd street northwest, ct o
q m ana a 70 sss Two
east at q cost OF $1,000; Mrs v. Taylor, 70 build
one brick dwelling, at 70S 9 street, ct q cost Of
a SD Tn street southwest at cost Of ~ o0S:
Henry Franc, 70 build three brick dwellings,, al
Noa ., 8 and IL Fsnton Place northwest. al cost
dwellings,, at 613 and 6l5 street northwest, az .
cost OF $4,000
Captain Leach has been informed through
Major Hamburg that Major Power win leave
LSst AZ s. Win lsen
here two weeks longer.
Tm ESTATE or MRS ExxoSs-This afternoon
the case OF Prof. 8 r. Emmons against H. wise
Garnett, q. c. Duncanson ct al, was on argument
before Judge Cox In the Equity Court, Mesera
D. Davidge for the defendant. This Is q bill for
enects Of Ma wslsha A. Emmons deceased, and
pending in the Probate Court the application OF
Mr.. Garrett for the probate Of the WI and Tor let
tiers ad colte0endww.
LIVE STOCK MARxET.-At the Union stock yards
yesterday 1888 cattle were on the market and al
sold 70 butchers a. follows: Best sold from,
per To-; good. AZ 70 &c; medium, 70 &c;
%s9ass on woSsd aSse % sos
from 6x TO &C. per H.; clipped sheep. 6to &C.
seS "a sss :. s s 8; sse
RANG. o, I'M Ia...cm.a.Tne lcllox..s
m, SO; 2 p m, s.; maximum, 50; minimum. a
TIE WEEKLY STATS rockes Atlas Of the world
to the WIaIT = s s 4 Is nsndsomsiy printed
book Of 191 pageA profuse!y iu11trated With more
ment In another column.
eoaorsa s M sassrsa - cisrss osscs , 3
the Police Court this atsernoon and applied
for . warrant aealn1e young coioeed
@ ~onsn rom om V TRxinsa re III E Saa esSs
here soma ttme go and gos tAngl6d with tke naA
who shs y gong e n MP to
dspatch 70 her pareuts, who would arTive hare
to-night but e was AFRAID they would GET here
tse lSta Tae ct ee1aS giys ~ e s.s..aaeA
-. = 2;:, ncs w .s.', ~ " sssas N
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AUCTION SALES.
NyALTEK b WILLIAMS CO. AuctiOnser-.

WALTEk b WILLIAMS 6 CO. AactiOneer-.
TKCsTTEs SALE OF ONE SOFA. ONE CARPET
MAkBIE-TOP TABLE, AND CHAIRS.
n1er aud b virtue Of deed Of trust dated July IL
ISL. sud r-coetsd In nb-r 1866. folio 1853. ss2
lie u the land records OF the District Of Columbia
~ ~! 81 Al public auction on SATURDAY MORNING.,
AfhlI INEN1Y-FIRST. A. d. 1855. AZ TEN
1CLoCk A NJ. At the auction rooms OF Walter u
"ill.s CO. one Brussels Carpet and Farlor suite
-Sl9-2t " Trns,a.
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Guilty Of Manslaughter.
VERDICT IN TIE CASE OF MRS. PARLow AT PRINCESS

PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, April 19-In the case Of
Mrs Emily Farlow, on trial here for the murder OF
her husband, Jonathan J. Farow, by administer
Ing stricnnine, the Jury this morning rendered q
verdict OF not guilty or murder but guilty OF man
slaughter. The maximum punishment is ten
with having given her husband the poison on the
9Th OF July last and he died the same day. She Is
nineteen years Old, and her husband was an aged
man.
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Tne chiee q nnode lalaa1 sests polios - osesv.
leasen q pesmno ooeopted aor - tllagl 80 6
Epesing q u exussnosoe suau-uu n IN.
delphia, Health 0mcer Paster1on ~ yS1iogdav
that The 01eoaoo has thus fnr prouCfnfo6 about
my peopla two q whom haye oiS1 TW0afy-6vl
ne - az 6seng oAssd tw Is hWA
Ssyeoteeo oa1s9 q @All-po9 40 8 0gomolxxn,
~ y. nAanua havo beoi egsces1 ~ . o1S0,
spsclG podos ssssd q Nc6xs5.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

RECEIVER AYFOINTRD.-The Controller Of tn
ceiver OF the state National Bank OF Omaha, Neh
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War DRAe Our

miserable eristence when Q few bottlss Of
Ayers sarssparilis would certainly Civ. .hs
strength and mercy you nsedi Thoussnds are
growing its virtues daily. So may you. Ma
alice West Of Jefferson ". Va. writes: II x.s
all run down before began to take Ayers ssr
saparilla. but am now gaining in strength ever
day"
Being very weak and Respondent after . ,ops
Illness, tried Ayers ssrssparilla. and two bot.
ties nave restored me to my former health. w.
Miss Blanche 8. Brownsll, 4 Boyiston Plsoe,
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARrILA,
Prepared by DR.. J. @. Aver Co., Lowell, Msss
Sold By al Drusgists. Price, 81; six bottles, s6
WORTH S5 A BOTTLE
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Shot Dead While Trying 70 Escape.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLORADO JAIIER STOPS THE
PLIGHT OF PRISONER

TRINIDAD, Col, April 19.-w. W. Reynolds was
shot and instantly killed whine attempting to es.
q prisoner for some time, charged with murder
When the jailer entered his cell with his supper
the prisoner struck him over the head with an
iron bar, knocking him down. REYNOLDS then
made q rush for the door. johnson recovered ana
fired three shots at him. One shot struck MIN and
doubtful
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Arrangements for the Funeral Of the
Late Roscoe COuk1ing.

Arrangements for the Funeral Of the
Late Roscoe COnkling.
NEW YORK, April 19-The body OF ex-senator
Conkling was placed in the casket about noon To-
day. There were few callers to-day, but many
kilograms OF coincidence were received. CON-
m mt OF twenty-five. TO be appointed by
tomorrow TO attend the funeral, and act
as An escort TO the remains during the journey to
that place. c. Proctor OF Utica has cha &c or the
committee, and he arrived In this city to-day to
make arrangements Tor their reception tomorrow.
The solitary onfcer is still stationed at the
door OF the room wherein lies the remains
OF Roscoe Conkling. The nurse who
watched SO long at the sick bed
remained to watch in the room
OF death all during the night.
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the reudence Of the brides sister. Mrs W. A. Dobsou
By the hsv Bsryn Sunderland EDWARD b. PAT
TERs0N and ANNA NJ LEDwAAD. both Of waahanr-
tor d
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Tared Badlv nm Apneap.

DUBLIN. April lathe sentence OF Rev. Father
McFadden, who was condemned to three months
imprisonment for holding anti-landlord and anti
police meetings. on his appeal, was increased to
six months He will be treated as q flrst-class
prisoner.
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LONDON, April IA decision was given to-day
IN the extradition case OF the WoOdhall sisters,
who were arrested on the charge OF having swin-
sum OF money. Alice Woodhall was committed TO
stand trial In America, Harriet WOodhall was
discharged from custody
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Primrose Day aenerallx obseryed.

LONDON, April 10.-An unusually large number
OF persons wore primroses to-day In cOmmemora-
tion OF the death OF Lord Beaconsf1eld The statue
OF the dead statesman was buried In nower4 The
DAY was more generally observed than ever known
before,
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EAsToN, Pa, April IA convention, prelimi.
nary TO one to be held In BloOmlngdale, Ind, In
the fall Of the year, was held here tnis morning
by the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, Alpha province,
comprising AL chapters In the Middle and Eastern
states. FIFTY members OF the fraternity were
present.
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LONDON, April lathe Chronfcle's correspon-
dent at Rome, says the pope has instructed Arch.
bishop Walsh TO compile report On the National
League for comparison with Monstgnor Penico's re-
port
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NEW YORK, April 18.-The application made on
behalf OF John Hemninger, an order for the arrest
OF Anthony COinstOck In q suit TO recover $4,000
damages Tor alleged conspiracy, was denied TO-DAY
by Judge Barrett In the Supreme court.
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washiuston Territory Democrats.

NORTH YAKIMA, WASH. TER, April 19.-The de-
mocratic territorial convention to Choose dele
gates TO the national convention, elected J. j.
Browne, OF Spokane Falls, and Stewart Rice OF
Tacoma President Cleveland's tarin message
WaS endorsed.
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An American citizen Expelled.

BERLIN, April l9.-The bundesrath has expelled
from the country Herr Schlutter, American citi-
zen, who Is connected with the Social democrat
(newspaper).
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Mccartney. 141Y street.
Nams q. q. Aau.s [ ID 1 ~
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Restoring Order in R0umania.
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER ACCUSED OF FOMRNTINa THE

BUCHAREST, April 19.-The revolt OF the peasants
is subSding. II Is believed that the measures
adopted Dy the government will speedily suppress
the rising.
The Iele0rdf says that II the government de.
sires to effectualiy que the revolt 1t should de-
mand the immediate recall OF n. HitrovO, the
Russian minister, whom 1t accuses OF originating
the rising.
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An Avalanche Blocks victOria's Route.
BERLIN, April 10.-An avalanche has destroyed
80 meters OF railway between G0ssensasS and
scheleberg, on the Queens route TO Berlin.
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Engineer and Fireman Killed.

the Picayune from ShrepOrt says: At BOyce's Sta
ton yesterday morning locomotive engine turned
man. c. F. Brownell, the engineer, was badly
scalded, ana died I'VE hours afterward OF his In
lures.
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Inspector D0n1leldss Plans.
h WILL INTRODUCE NOVELTY uTo TIE CHICAGO
DEfBCT1vg SERVICE.

CHICAGO. April 10-Inspector Bonneld, In assum.
ing command OF the city detective service, has
city, at least He proposes, he said, 70 d1spensl
with half the present force Of detectives and EN-.
ploy the FUNDS thus placed at his disposition u
grAdeA These agents willbe dropped the moment
tneaf connection with himself becomes known
with such system Of paid inf0rmers, be hopel
70 make organized lawlesoness In this city, whether
OF the common roober type or the anarchist va
r1ecy practical 1mp0uaibilfty.
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Acquitted OF the Murder OF GambreIl.
BRANDON, MISS, April 19.-The jury in the case
OF Hamilton for the murder Of Gambrell, to-day
returned q verdict OF not guilty.
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Elevator and Wheat Rurnsa.

MMNEAPoLis, MINI, April 19.-The Journals
Hillsooro', Oak, special says: The farmerS ele-
vator at Grandin, together with 5000 bushels Of
wheat, Was burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
Fully insured.
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NEW YORK, April declares F. Case was TO-
DAY appointed temporary receiver Of the effects OF
the New York and Charleston Steamship Company
at the instance OF the New York Floating Dry
ment to the amount OF $500 against the steamship
company.
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ODR9sA, April 19.-It1s reported that The cars
journey TO the Caucasus has been postponed In
consequence Of the outbreak OF an extensive sepa-
ratist movement, headed by the nobility OF GeOr-
giA Numerous arrests are said to have been
made at Tinia. Stavr0pOl and KutaiA
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Charles Metz has been appointed special mes-
senger In the city post-ondCe.
D. volland has bought q Cynthia Iorce TOR
$4,000 The east half OF lot g. square 307 1zk b. 12o
feet, on street, between 9th and 10th stSset6
In the case Of G. Aanning, administrator Of y
csusn4 assh 81 rann ns u ovee csesdsnt VIII
cab. On March Z. 1855, = Circuit Court No 8 {
verd1ct Ioe defendant was rendeged this Afternoon
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HAnR1Er HusnAHD AVER

HARR1Er HusBAHD AVER
Takes pride in stating tina, VITA NUovA CNEw
LIFB VIII cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsia
Insomnia. sleeplessness, Nervousness. Hysteria,
Pain in the Back Of the Head. or any Trouble
originating in Depressed Condition of the Nsrv.
oas system:
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever mauufactrred.
THAT its regular will take the place Of all liquor
or alcoholic stimulant, and VIII II persisted In.
effectually cure drunkenness;
THAT the sick should use 4: to restore health:
THAT the wen should use It to prevent sickness:
THAT all overworked persons should use it 70 prevent
fatigue or breaking down:
THAT all energetic Americans should uss 1t con-
SANITY 70 enable them to maintain their energy;
THAT it be relied upon Is the prescription Of
ven-known physician and not qusck nostrum;
THAT care should be taken to avoid limitations and
substitutes offered in place Of Vita Nuovs;
THAT Il IL for sale 1t all druggists in Washington;
THAT you should send to Mrs. HARRIET HUB.
BARD AVER. SO and "a Park Place New York
City, for copies Of letters Of Recommendation from
senators. Members Of Congress- Judges and Di.
.pis sss ana people whom you Know and believe In
WAsAMAKE.,s
Book II better because you ret tfor fair prios.
but you're likely to feel better when you know the price
Was faaE
MONEY SAVED
On Books II good money saved on anything. One
OF the easiest things to you only haves
care.
At WANAMAKER'S more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture: .
large assortment Of French Books; Seasides and
Franklin Squares: Standard and Miscellaneous works
bound and unbound. and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices always fair and any setapls Book Il
there OF viii Dc got
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells youi Even you
see all the Books. how many have you tmeto get
., the inside ofs
That IL where BOOK NEWS will serve you . good
what you want to know Of the latest Books and the
best Judges il new BookA and says why this
Book snouid be read aud that skipped
With each number an author portrait &C, 5Oc
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-6m Philsdelphia.
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vienna. April 1a-Hmperor Francis Joseph, in q
conversation with Prino6 Reuss the German am
oassador to-day, oppressed his pleasure at the
termination a. tho ohA1ooaiorship cfals In Berlin
a. tending 20 promote European peace.
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'lN:tsIEES, SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
u Sir - sIkkEr. NEAR PENN SYLyANIA AVE


~ virtue u decree Of the Supreme Court of the
ny ~ tol atnoA y2ssed the 18th day of April
= ~. tooo n Equity cause No lO.667, wherein Mar
$50 v Socllnn IL com 9lznant and Anna NJ Hoover
a. sro dciend1nts. anu substituted trustees under
seefssn deed Of trust dated Nov IL. 1873 and duly
among the land records Of said District in
i4u-f ~ iolio lfo e SEQ. will sell public auc
~ =. lrO1t o. the PREMISES SATURDAY. APRIL
~. : a EIoHi n. lseSs az FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ.
49, oI oEsnAl fourteen ufl in square No. S19 ia
ne ~ OF Warrington. lightning . point IS feet
1-s north q the southeast OF said square
So LnnnlAx Whence north on 5th street IS feet
- meme west % feet 81 inches. thence south
inc De- and thence 50 feet 3 !, inehr~ 10
TIE Dt1ee Of beginning - - -
FERN. q sale a. Prescribed the ssad deed Of trust:
Sn 81 indeotedne<s secured by aid deed and s1-
,ncnts. Al. N sash: balance six and twelve
-, tur which the notes Of purchsser bearfnr
80, - from the day o. sale and secured by del Of
go - Nc property sold. shall be tskeu Dspo~tf ~
- A. time Of sale. and al convsyancins al
The terms Of sale are nos eor,p,,.., i'm A., A..
dsJs irOin day Of sale the depo.it vii - , 49, en
Jas r. HOOD, Trustee
fae1tc Building 6o, n AZ NJ
CHAs G. COLE, Trustee
80, NJ .,-x~x ferdan Building 342 b a. NJ
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w hen baby was siek. Ne save hsr Castoris.
When shs vas child. shs cr1sd for CsstoriA
Whan abe became Mia abe chung TO Castoria
when shs bad chtldrsn. She gave than CastoriA
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LAS lCkES.-oRNANEyTALB BRASS aoors
" every dssertptsn kAnlfsctlrsd By eo''oS
sSkCLIz Gas FixrVsk AND Akr METAL co
nesrS& Sl6 llfh % ri -
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OrTowA, orr, April 1o.-The house Of commons
spent an hour last evening discussing the extern
eral members from the maritime provinces advo.
Gated the union Of Jamaica and other West In
dian Islands 70 Canada. Mr.. Jones (Haltfax)
maintained that the sympathy OF the JamaicanS
was strongly IN favor OF annexation 70 the gtatea
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Greeted With Joy al Tehefan.
TEHERAN, April 19.-Sir Henry Drummond
Violin, the British minister to Persia, was greeted
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louDon, April lathe funeral Of Matthew Ar
mold took place to-day &C LalehAm, near 6taines,
MS birthplace. The Dean OF Westminster and
canon Farrar ofnciated Judge Coler1dge. the
hgnt Hoo. A. J. Aundella, and many other prom
tnent men were present