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The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
CHURCH NEWS.
An Addition 60 lie Made Go Ham.
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An Addition 60 lie Made 60 Ham
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Last night about hundred members of
Hamlinc NJ. Il. Church met to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY OF building an addition to the
present edifcc II was decided, after dis
cussion OF three hours, to authorize the
board to expcnd sumnot TO exceed $4,000
in putting suitable building on the vacant
lot adjoining the present church.
There was full attendance at the Bap-
fist conference yesterday In Zion Baptist
church. Rev. George W. Lee reported the
outlines Of sermon he had delivered, the
subject of which was "The Spirituality of
God and his distributivc attributes with His
people, The discussion of the subject by
the ministers was exceedingly interesting.
The Rev. Robert johnson, of the Fourth
church, named as his subject, THE neccs-
sity Of knowing the Lord" Rev. DIR. j. s.
Thomas stated that "Christ, the light Of
tho City OF God" was the subject of his last
discourse. The new pastor of the First
church, on Sixth street southwest, Rev. DIR.
Robinson, presented rs his subject, "The
work and authority given by Christ to His
servants Reys. Drs. Howard, Laws, Alex
ander, Philips, Lamkins, Walker, Lee aud
others made excellent reports of the condi-
ton Of their churchas.
The first anniversary of the completion
Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, sixth
and A streets northeast, was celebrated last
night. There was large attendance, many
Of audience coming from other churches.
AftcrSDging the Doxology, the Hon. A.
NJ. Clapp, who took charge of the pro-
grammc, was introduced, and announced
Rev. j. A. Huntington, ID. d., who asked
the Divine blessing on the proceedings. a
quartet rendered "Come, Holy Spirit
The pastor, Rev. w. II. Young, ID. D., read
the Scriptures and was followed by the
singing Of "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name" Professor Otis Z. Mason, In an
amusing way, explained several schemes by
which the present debt of 5000 on the
church could be wiped out.
The A. NJ. +. Church ministers met yes
terday at the Metropolitan Church, NJ
street. The usual pastoral reports were
made The ministers who compose this
meeting will soon leave for the seat OF con-
ference, to be held April 90, and which
meets at Chestertown, Md. They are all
busily engaged gathering their conference
claims together and strengthening out the
matters that usually occur on the closing
day Of the coming conference year. The
installation of the officers Of the Metropoli-
tan Sundayschool was announced.
The Sunday School Union of the District
Of Columbia met In the lecture room Of the
First Presbyterian church last night Mr..
VIM. X. Woodward, of Wesley Chapel, pre-
sided, and the talk OF the evening was upon
Evangelical work in the Sunday schools"
which was participated in by W. H. Smith,
of the Western Presbyterian church; w. r.
Woodward, of Wesley Chapel; John b.
Wight, o. g. Wight and II. j. Frost, Of the
FIRST Presbyterian church, aud j. L. Erwin,
Foundry church. Messrs. j. B. Wight, Of
Weston Flint and W. X. Woodward were
elected delegates to the Worlds Sunday
School Union, which meets in London In
July.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
Ho!
FOR THE RACES.

Patrons of the Ivy City
Races who drive out will
find a Horse Blanket and a
Carriage Robe a necessity.
We are going heavily into
this branch OF the business,
and our new stock OF Horse
Blankets and Lap Robes is
now in position. You will
be pleased with the assert
ment, as we shall handle all
the best products in this line.
We show Lap Robes of
linen, of monte, Of serge, of
flannel and Of broadcloth.
The styles are plain, en-
broidered, stripes, checks
and plaids. II you have use
for a Lap Robe you cannot
afford to overlook this stock.
Monte Cloth Lap Robes,
in plain gray, sage and gold,
so to 75c.
Gray, with checks and
stripes, soc to 81.
Gray, embroidered, 81 to
So.
Striped Linen Lap Robes,
Csc to SI.25.
Serge Lap Robes, in light
broken check effects; will
wash like linen; very durable
and attractive, S3.a5.
Broadcloth Lap Robes,
with plain and satin bound
edges, So and $3.50.
Fine Scotch Flannel Lap
Robes, in tan and serpent
green checks, very elegant.
IS.
Embroidered Green Cloth
Lap Robes, S2.75 to 81.
Fourth aoor)
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MarrIcd Twenty.tlye Times.

The following extract is taken from eve
lyn's Diary" and refers to Dutch woman
who lived In the seventeenth century;
"Toward the end of August l returned to
HARLEM. They showed us a cottage where
they told us dwelt woman who had been
married to her twenty-titth husband, and,
being now widow, was prohibited to
marry in tho future, yet 1t could not be
proved that she had ever made away with
any Of her husbands, though the suspicion
-[London Truth.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
SprolAIrlEs In SpR1sa FABnlcs.
SEATON PERRY

NOVELTIES IN PLAIN AND FANCY ENG.
LIsM MoiiAIRs AT 5oc., 75c. and si.oo A
NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION
SUITS RANGiNG FROM $40 to SOS
oVELTIES IN FRENCH SIDE.BAND SUIT
INGS AT 81 to Sc A YARD.
NEW 4olNcH ALL-wooL HENRIETTAs AT
NEW 4oISScH ALL-wooL HENRIETTAs AT
NEW do,iHcH SILK WARP HENRIErrAs,
NEW 50.INCH MELANGE SERGEs AT 81.
NEW 1eINCH PRuNELLE CLOTHS AND
ALL.W00L CHALLIS AT 75c.
SILKS AT Zoe; FORMER PRICES 81 aud
100 Prices "ExcLusIvE DESIGNS IN IN.
PA bE 81 SILKS y s OF NIX 0nS Own IMPORTATION
EXTRA VALUE" IN WHITE INDIA SILK
AL coLoRs"!N PLAIN INDIA SILKS AT
NEW Plain Eoau INDIA PoNGEEs AT
doc, SOC. and Toe.
EMBIs0IDERED INDIA PoNGEE TRIM,
MIEGs ;, AT "GREATLY REDUCED
"coNFiNED NOVELTIES" IN INDIA SILKS
WITH CORDED STRIPES AT $i25.
NoXEhTdEs in WASH suRAHs AND OK
NEW La ToScA, RUSSIAN AND DRApERY
NEW lo.INoH cIANTILLy LACE FLouNc,
NEW G5IN0H DIREoToIRE LACE FLoUNc
INGS RANGING FROM - to 50.
NEW MAAR93pIsEa LACE FLouNcINGs
6AEGHs From n hEn Is 81 SIX nAhP RENA
ALL TmEi --LATEST STYLES" IN PARA
SOILS, UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
tH-CIIoICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES and
CORRECT PRICES.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
An leo s6hooner's Arrival.

The schooner Layinia Campbell has
arrived at this port direct from Gardiner,
Maine ION the Kcnnebec River, laden with
l,00O tons ot ice for the Great Falls Ice
Company. II is said to be the first ice Of
The season that has arrived here direct
from the Kcnnebec River.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
The woman's Relief Corps.

There was a large attendance at last
nights regular meeting of the Potomac
Corps, woman,s Relief Corps, auxiliary to
the q. A. r., 65 members out of possible
lC0 being present. -Four new members were
initiated and large number of applications
for membership were received.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
a Letter From DIR. Hans Won Bulow.

The Knabe Pianos which did not know
before, have been chosen for my present
Concert tour In the United States by my
lmpressario and accepted by me on the re-
commentator Of my friend, Bechstein, ac-
quaintcd with their merits Had known
these pianos as now do, | would have
chosen them by myself, as their sound and
touch are. moro sympathetic to my ears
aud hands than all others Of the country
On. HANS NoN BULow,
New York, April q, 1889.
To Mcssrs. VIM. Knubc Il Co.
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nenlh of Foreman nnris.

James D. Davis, who was for many years
foreman Of the Washington Nayy-Yard,
died at O'Clock yesterday His death was
very sudden and unexpected, the immedI-
ate cause being the rupturing OF blood
vessel He leaves a wife and two children
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

Lowest price pillow ever offered, size tsx3O
for 2oc, each; f0-i Gray Blankets Si25 per
ralr, former price, Sl.S5 Wire Cots, $40
each; Chairs used one day now sold at zoe
each You should see our 81 and 81 % chairs
fully 10 por cent. lower than their real value
at W. II. HoUonroN & Co.'s, 1918 and i2aO,f st..
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

Tho Hcrdic Phacton Company have now
for sale at Its offices, 10th and Csts. Sc. e. and
laia y. n. w, communication books contain
Price 49,
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

This reliable and wcll.cstablishcd INSTALL
ment house Is now making improvements
ready for the spring trade. This establish
mcnt IL located at $50 and 0Is Seventh street
northwest. Their new stock Is arriving CON
tlsting in part of choice selection OF mating,
baby carriages carpets, stoves, furniture, ETC.,
all at the lowest cash prices on the installment
plAil. Mcpkly or monthly payments.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

The eighth annual session Of the Grand
Ccmmandory Of the District of Columbia,
United Order of the Golden Cross, will be-
Gin next Thursday evening at Grand Army
Hall Tho membership In this city is about
600, distributed among seven subordinate
communicates
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

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illness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
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Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting In
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death, Premature Old Ago Darronnoss, Loss
and SpermatorrhGa caused by ovor-oxortion
OF the, brain, self abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains one months treatment;
prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANfEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. With each order received
we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to refund the moneyif tho treat
ment does not effect a cure Guarantees
SOLE AGENT. dSf Penna. ave-, between Az
md 9th sts
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CRY SPECIALS.


hLBAuou's.-Mllc. Rhca.
NArioSA1.-"Thc Crystal slipper"
Harris BiJou.-Miss Ada Gray.
KrnNAN's. May Towards Burlcsquc Co.
GLOBE Varieties.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes tho child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures Wind collie, and II Is the best
rtmtdy fot diauhGa 25c. bottle.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

Now Is the season TO buy your paints oils
and brushes. II would pay you TO call on X.
NJ. Brown corner OF seventh and N streets
northwest, before purchasing elsewhere.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

seventh street, opposite Patent office. Pure
Hussett Cider made fresh every day. Try a
glass and leave your order.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

For Washington Dressed Beef
20 10 John r. Kelly, stalls B2S, G9oand go Cen
ire Market, and n06 and aoS Northern Liberty.
Ccrned beef "a speciality,
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Republicans Organize.

Connecticut Republicans Organize.
The Connecticut Republican Association
was organized at st. Georges Hall last
night by the adoption of q constitution and
bylaws and the election of the following
officers: President, O. S. Sanford; first
vico-president, o. 4. Firnin; second vice
president, T.. X. Tyler; recording secretary,
A. Il. Tracy; corresponding secretary, A.
q. Bliss; financial secretary, I. L. Spence
were made by Mcssrs Sanford, O'Farrell,
Tracy and others.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
Rcfrigcrating Company's Election.

Rcfrigcrating Company's Election.
At a meeting of the directors Of the
American Automatic Refrigerating Com
pany yesterday the following officers were
elected; William II. Trogo of Baltimore,
president; Doller i. Graf of Washington,
yicc.president; DR.. T.. s. Carroll of Wash
ington, treasurer; Preston J.. Belden OF
Washington, secretary; NJ. T. Freeman
of Richmond, assistant secretary; Albert
Trego, general manager; Joseph Il. Holmes,
engineer; Geo. Whiting, superintendent.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is tho
Price OF the smallest part or fraction of a
ticket issued Ia any drawing. Anything In
our name offered at q less price Is either
counterfeit or q swindle.
REMEMBER, also, that the payment of
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA
TIoNAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President Of an In
nized In the highest Courts; therefore, beware
% al limitations and anonymous echemes.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09

Ask for Il. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale bv all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-09
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

7 lad cdtdrlh
so bad there foore
great sores in my
nose, one ptoce
40 as ca @ n
through. T'W 0
bottles Of Elg's
Cream Balm did
he qrork. My
roice and head
are aoeN.--C. s.
N, MiReR SID
Igu Ma
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FREE SUITS made to order to everyone, by
MAX GOULD, 91S street northwest.
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CAPITAL RRIZE 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars, Halves,
$40; Quarters, $500; Tenths, $500;
Twenteths, S1.0O.

3,13i Prizes amounting to......,s1 ,O54 500
NoTE.-Tickots drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled TO Terminal Prizes.
gY FoR CLUB RATES, or any further infor
nation desired, write legibly 10 the under
State, County, Street and Number More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured by
your enclosing an Envelope bearing your fun
address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders,
Currency by Express (at our EXPENSE ad-
dressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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G. T. Beauregard,
j. A. Early,
COMMISSIONERS.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

VIII take place at the Academy of Music
New Orleans, TUESDAY, April 10, 1880.
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o. He was stubborn, self willed. ". 23.) h. He
was persistent in wrong, even celebrating his
contradiction of God ~. 20.) !. He was self
contradictory. While saying he bad utterly
destroyed che Amalekites, he declared that he
had brought away alive Agag the King of the
Amalekites. j. Granting the people were Who'll
ly responsible for reseryiDg the sheep and oxen,
he apoIogized for their SINS L. He was doubt
less entirely responsible for the preservation of
Agag. l. All is summed up in the charge he
did "evil in the sight of the Lord" ". 49,
Consequence: God declared his ultimate
deposition.
z. Suggestions.
/. Give God credit for victory rather than
erect personal monuments. ". 49,
2. Obey God-obey to the letter. Obedience
Is better than sacrifices. ". 22)
3. Do not lay your sins on others ~. 21.)
A. Be sure your sins will hnd you out. (Y.
AZ
5. Pray for those who do evil. Tvs. IL, IS.
6. Be grioved IL Others sin. ~. H.
z. Do not steal, etc, and comfort conscience
by giving part to religious expenses. ". 49,
8. Be humble, little in your own sight. ".
H.
8. Do not backslide. ". 11.)
10. The ministry should reprove sin. (V. 49,
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Valuable Records.

EDITOR NATIONAL tribune: At a loan ex-
hibitiou held some time since in our city there
was an exhibit contributed by DIR. b. NJ. Failor,
late Surgeon 10Th Ohio now living in this
place, which was of especial interest TO the old
soldiers present. 1t was labeled, Register of
Sick and Wounded Treated in Hospitals at
Nashville and Murfreesboro, Tenn, in 1862, IS /;
List of Killed and Wounded Of the 10Th Ohio at
Battle of Stone River and Chickamauga."
1t contains over ., ZOO names, giving company
and regiment and minute daily treatment.
The following is brief summary of its
contents:
Hospital No. 1. (Blind Asylum,) Nashville,
Tenn; $50 patients treated from March IL to
July 10. 1862.
Ward in chapel attached to Female Seminary,
(Hosptal l4,) Nashville, Tenn. $50 patients.
List of wounded at Stone River from Beat
tvs Brigade; 400.
Hospital No. 6, Murfreeshoro, Tenn, brick
building u. Q. corner of square; 400 patients
treated between Jan. % and April 20.
Field hospital, Third Division, Fourth Corps.
after battle of Chickamauga. from Sept. - to
Nov. g.; 200 treated.
List of wounded in above field hospital on
Oct. 3, 1863.
Ridge in field hospital at Kelly's Landing,
below Chattanooga, in Dec, 1868, and JAM,
1864. Number in hospital, 5l9.
The Doctor has refused several tempting
offers for this old record, but refuses to part
with it, it being compiled for his owa satisfac-
ton, in addition to the records and returns no
was required TO make, and there is not many
days that pass wherein he is not called ON to
consult il in the interest Of some unfortunate
comrade of the Army of the Cumberland
JOHN L. MATHEWS, Newton, Iowa.
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the political world will be reformed, purified and
elevated. No more shall see the low level to
which politics are Mt this present day lowered but
we shall see II placed upon much higher plane,
and then man, much ms we dislike II, must rise
and pay homage to her loyal work. In that day
expect 10 see the loyal girls Of the dear old O.
C. occupying prominent places-G. Elmer Slater.
Why can we not stop the use of by-wofdsf They
are injurious, increase anger and accomplish moth
ing. What do the G. c. say 7-Walter O. kemmis,
Sidney, Mont.
The Cartons Corner.
ANSWERS to questions will not be published with
I'm two or three weeks after questions appear. so
all will hive chance to send replies and receive
honorable mention with the number answered.
James Fisk was shot ut the Grand Central Hotel
New York, Jan. G, 1872
The first written book of which We have any
history In the Book of Changes" written by
Wan Wang, a ChinHman, 1150 Il. @.
Peter Cooper built the first steam locomotive Tor
railroad purposes in Baltimore, 1880. IL attained
o speed OF Is miles per hour.
Herodotus was the FIRST historian 20 bring his
tory TO any degree of perfection.
l. What is the smallest known birdf Arthur %.
Sisson.
2 What word has Eve e's in Il and no other.
vowel Unable 9. Giddings.
g. What were washington's dying words =
g. Who was the first Pope to change his name,
and what title did he assume carrie y. Williams.
Ed. @. Wagner. Monroeville, o.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Jared was e62 years old when he died.
There we're 4JO years between the writing oil the
Old and New Testament.
The olive tree In mentioned az one OF the cspe-
cial blessings of the Promised Land.
/. Where Is it said that man shall be a. TOT
tering fcnceF
q Where are the words, "and bore his jaw
through with thorn " f-Jane Shaw.
3. OF whit tribe WAS SamuelY
4. Where Is the word cucumber foundr-Annh
G.. Gilmore Eelsonvile, O.
5. What King when child was hid by his aunt
TO keep his grandmother from killing him ~
w. Combs Dollison, w. Va
The National tribune., 1889-08-08
Waited Two Months.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 81, 1896
To make mp our minds whether or no to send
for n treatment of Compound Oxygen for dear
wife who was lying at tho point of death. Oh,
no, there was no time to wait; it was ordered
by telegraph. and marvelous cure was effect
cd. But would such a cure last? Lot us see.
Your Compound 0elgea Treatment has restored
my rife 10 perfect health When ! teiographed
for the Treatment we were very solicitons re-
garding the state of her health. She had been
a very sick woman for eighteen months pre-
vous Co the date your oxygen Treatment ar.
rived. Within ninety days time she has been
restored to perfect health. We hare matted tho
months u, order 10 see II the improvement was per-
manen before iDriting the facts 10 yOu and me sag
NTH all casd0r that to Compound Oxygen is the
credit due
! omitted to say that We cured our little ten
gear old boy Of catarrh By the same Treatment.
WALTER T. FORBES.
We publish brochure Of 200 pages regarding
the effect of compound Oxygen on invalids suf-
fering from consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
dyspepsia, catarrh, hay fever, headache debl-
ity, rheumatism, neuralgia; all chronic and
nervous disorders 1t will be sent, free OF
charge. to any one addressing Das STARKEY &
PALEN, 1920 Arch St., Phila,, Pa. or 120Sutter
street. San Francisco, Cal.
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THE NEW STATES.
Veterans Desire One Of Them Named Lincoln.

veterans Desire One OF Them Named Lincoln.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The inclosed
preamble and resolutions were adopted by the
EnglewoOd Union Veteran Club an organiza-
ton OF Union soldiers at Englewood (nOw Chi
eago, H., aud 1t Is hoped that you will give it
Immediate room in the columns of our paper, "a
We old soldiers are going to push it with a will
We send copy also to the Department Com
mander Of Dakota, G-A.R-RoBERT ]. COL
BURN, Corresponding Secretary, z. q. v. Club,
Englewood, III.
whereas the development Of our common coun-
try has been going at an unprecedented rate In
tue last quarter OF a century, so much thas w0
stand today and gaze with wonder almost with
awe. At the progress we have made; and we ara
Just beginning to realize true what was Thoughts
70 be poets dream, and. TO use The Language Of
that poet, we to-day " Pitch new States as old
world men pitch tents"
Whereas the pioneers who have settled our rreas
West, the great American Desert Of 40 years ago.
guided by the light Of American nationality are
about 70 form four new States about 10 take tbs
Toga virilis" Of American statehood 10 have
3 name among Us and place upon our common
ResOlvsd. That we deem II but Just that the men
OF '6l-61 who, NJ Vicksburg and Gettysburg made
suen statehood possible, to-day should as an act OF
Justice as well as Of sentiment b allowed 70 name
~ least one OF these new States; and while there
IL no doubt that OF these States will receive TIA
name Of the Father Of bis country, TIE first Ameri-
can OF the 18th century, we, the soldiers Of tha
Union, ardently desire the name Of the frst Ameri
other.
Resolved, That suggest 70 the Congress the
name Of " Lincoln" for one of the BakOtas
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions be sent
70 HE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington ID. c.
signed by the ComInittee-Ed Kirk II Coma
mander Geo G. Meade Post No. al De0srt
ment OF Illinois, GAR; r. A. Batty Past Cam
mander. Geo. II. Thomas Post. No 5, Depart
mens Of Illinois. GAR; ROb't J. Colburn Past
Commander. Geo. II. Thomas Post. No. s. De-
paEtment Of Illinois, GAR
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A Civilian Prss.rrsa.

Comrades at GAINESVILLE, MINI, write 70 rs
complaining that the Congressman in that Dis
triet- 5. G. Comstock, has preferred 10 appoint
as Postmaster young civilian, who is in COM
Portable circumstances, 70 q eomTade named
charles L. Mueller, who served three years in
the Sod III. He was entirely competent for the
position, and was urgel for it by large major.
ity of the people Of GAINESVILLE
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North Dskoia,s Way.
Tsomerpille Joisrnai.l

Bjones (reading the pnper)-Thaps queer--a
North Dakota clergyman caught stealing
horse from one of his parlshoners
Benkins tlanguidly)TAh! Did they sus-
pend him from his pastorate2
Bjones-No; they suspended him from y
The National tribune., 1889-08-08
Libby Prison Relic

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE has received from
those engaged In tearing down Libby Prison at
Richmond a relic in the shape of a large laurel.
root pipe, handsomely carves. On the bowl is
the United States coat -of.argsis, with flags and
on the stem are the figures, 1852"
The National tribune., 1889-08-08
RoEEnT W. ALLIES.
ErMA NJ. HAcKMGH.

% attractive that he does not drop IL tina. he
an aronBd aggin. uEisig ENicr cane. lie has con-
fributed literally 20 TEE NATIONAL TRIBUNE in
this line. lie u Methodist aDd PFoibitOuist. and
Sc SIX feet tall. Hiss fEtiseF a member 81 Lock
port fIl Light Artillery and Go. = LIST III. IL A
EnstEa a. Hacks lan j. he daughter Of N veteran
81 Tie 1871, asid 90t Id and resides 1T ROssvIe.
H. sac - o. year. 81 age. faii, and has dark eyes
and hair. rise - a great lover Of books. aud de-
votes mech al her spare time 10 reading. Miss
BackmEn D. m merni5eF Of the Methodist Church.
ana bAz been interested il the {. e the past
The National tribune., 1889-08-08

EITS.-An Fits stopped free by DR.. KLINE's GREAT
NERVE REsr0RER No ms after inst days use Marvel
lous Treatise and - trial bottle free Fit caSea
Send TO Dr. Kline 93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
&enton The National rTteuna
The National tribune., 1889-08-08

When Baby YVES sex, We gave her castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO castoria,
When she lad Children, she gave them castoriA