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The Court Came Back

Judge Randolph Of the Kansas dis.
triot court was one of tile frontier,
judicial officers who believed in up.::
holding the dignity Of tile bench, and
as well was tenacious s Of his own per-:
sonal honor. s.; s.
A divorce suit, in which q gray
haired veteran Of the late war wss2
plaintiff, came up before him while lie:
was on the circuit out in a prairie:
county. The rude court room Tas.
filled with spectators, and the old
man seemed unwilling togo on the
stand in his own defence.
IT am not going to grant diyorceg
without good reasons, . announced the
court; and the plaintiff went TO tho,
chair that served as q witness box.
"Now," said the attorney, tell us
just what your wife did to make you y
leave her. s.
The witness looked appealing Of
the Judge.
.s5Ansver the question, 4 was thel
order. II;
"Well, she called mo names; g
'rEhat is not ground enough for a
divorce, T" said the court, sternly.
..And she neglected me. 's #
rr[s that all p
".And she said that Iswa,, acoRard
and a sneak, because went to the
war and came back alive. She said
that all the bravo aud worthy men
died in battle, and only the traitors
and towards came home, aud -
tTEhat will do sir; the decree prayed
for in your petition is granted, broke
in tie Judge. II want you TO UNDER
stand, sir, that this court went to that
war, and spentfour years there-and
the court came back, too. 81
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Notice Of Federal Election
and Appointment Of
Managers.

IN Office is HEREBY GIVEN that an
election for nine Presidential Electors and
Representative In Congress from the Third
Congressional District of this State will 30
held in Anderson County, South Carolina,
ON Tuesday, the 3rd day Of November, a.
D. 1896, and the following Managers are
hereby appointed to conduct the same:
Anderson c.. H.-O. U. Breazeale, E. ?
Vandiver. s. A. McCown.
Craytonvllle-P. 3. Griffin, L. Clink-
scales, jr., NJ. a. Kay.
Belon-L. D. Harris, John L. Green, J.
IT. Cox.
Centeryillc-R. N. Quails, G. W. Garris.
G. NJ. Bolt.
Pendleton-Sam'l McCreary, Bonneau
Harris, H. P. Sitton.
Sandy Springs-R. W. Hammond, ]. D.
McElroy, r. NJ. Burns.
Five Forks-C. NJ. Robbins. T. T. Wako-
field, J. T. Jones.
Hopewell-W. ". Finley, L. NJ. Duck
worth, Ben Martin.
Greenw wood--G. W. Russell, J. z. Glenn.
E. F. Algood.
Williamston-R. a. Gray, Il. NJ. Mahon,
R. v. Acker.
Honea Path-J. ]. Trussell, NJ. l. Brock,
T. B. Dugan.
Cliukscales Mill-W. p. Wright, Jesse r.
Drake, r. L.. Parker
Milfords Store-E. D. McAdams, c. II.
Bailey, J. J. Findey.
Cedar Wreath-J. A. Cely, Jno. D. Sitton,
C. W. Rosemond.
Moffattsvlle-E. II. Simpson, a. S.
Bowie. A. 3. Galley.
wlliford's-E. NJ. Gary, Il. Il. Hon, J.
R. Tilly.
Broyles Mills-H. +. Dobbins, ]. NJ.
Broyles. r. A. Sullivan.
Tugalo Academy. Dalrympe, ]. n.
Trbble, L. O. Bradberry.
Starr. T. c. Jones, 2. L. Allen, c. D.
Watson.
Piedmont-W. a. Simpson. W. A. Find
ley. NJ T. Fleming.
hOIlanQS SlOTe-OlluOIG Dul4iSo, - LIE ".
Shaw. ], H. Brock.
Pelzer-J. N Sutherland, A. B. Hair, W.
E. Boyd.
Flat Rocks. H. Stone, J. a. Hall, J. B
Bolton.
Meals Creek-Julian Martin, J. ]. Majors,
L. E. Campbell.
Hunters Spring-Thomas Girard, W. G.
Hembree, L. B. c. Snipes.
The Polls will be opened at 7 o'clock a.
m. on said day and closed at o'clock p. m.
The first named Manager of each Pre-
cinct, or in case he cannot come, one of the
other Managers named. will call at Russell
& Breazeaes store for boxes and instruc-
tinns on Saturday, Oct Glst. or Monday
Nov. End
H H. GRAY, Chairman,
4 w MASTERS,
II H. RUSSELL,
Commissioners Fedora! Election, Ander.
son County.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach The {
diseased portion Of the ear. There Is only ons.
tional remedies Deafness 10 caused by 40 inaam-s
ed condition Of the mucous lining Of the Eustashs
Ia Tube. When this tube gets infamed yon hare.
q Gulnbling .ound or imperfect hearing, and when
It Is entirely c osed deafness Is the sreuIb and
unless he inflammation can be taken out and thiss
tube restored TO its normal dition hearing will
be destroyed forever nine cassa out oil tan arc
caused by satarrah, which Ia nothing but an in.S
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
Of Deafness lcaused by catarrht that .cannot be-
cured by Halls Cafsrrh Cure Sand So1 5tyoulars
FREQ; =. F.J.CHENEY& Coz TUNdos q.
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-On the 9th Of November, 1S41, q
large volcano appeared In the Pacific, 500
miles off the coast of Japan Itspouted
fire for Eve days and then suddenly dis
appeared.
- One of the most unique cemeteries in
the United States is that of Sheepshead
Bay, Long Island, the burial ground for
noted horses. It was established two
years ago, and by the end of the first year
three noted racers had found resting
place in its quiet precincts. The racer
burial ground is beautifully decorated
with flowers and shrubbery, and suitable
headstones mark the last resting-places
of kings and queens of the turf.
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- If your children arc subject to
Group watch for the first symptom of
the disease-hoarseness. IF Chamber
lain Cough Remedy is given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse it will
prevent the attack. Even after the
croupy cough has appeared the attack
can always be prevented by giving
this remedy. 1t is also invaluable
for colds and whooping cough. For
sale by Hill-Orr Drug CO.
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The Darlington. Wis. ion

The Darlington, Wis, Journa
says editorially Of a popular patent
medicine. ''We know from experience
that Chamberlain c Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy is all thatis claimed
for it, as on two occasions it stopped
excruciating pains and possibly saved
us from an untimely grave. We
would not rest easy over night without
it in the house. This remedy un-
doubtedly saves more pain and suffer-
ing than any other medicine in the
world. Every family should keep it
in,.thc house, for it is sure to be
needed sooner or later. For salo by
Hill Orr Drug CO.
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s-tsHow far will q crow fy in Q day,
Eph3" "Cording to how many co'nfelds
dey is on de route. boss.n sss93
- During the early ages ore form Of
puniuhment for regicides was to CROWN;
the c,,lprit with ring Of red.hot iron.
We often I've under a cloud, and it is
well Tor us to do 30. Uninterrupted sum
shine would parch our hearta we want
shade and rain to cool and refresh them.
Queen victoria's crown WIS mads llLa
1888, contains 2,7sS diamonds, 27 pearla,
q emeralds, II sapphires and 5rubieH.
Alaska cost the United States gov
ernmsnt two cents per acre.
Failure Is more frequently from want
Of energy than want OF capital,
II some men vera as big as they
think they are, the world would hayoto
be enlarged.
z - France has half as many people as
the United States, but her national dobt
Is twice ss great as ours.
= IL has bi,en observed that tho smaller
man is the greater is tho case OF sbig
head" when he gets it. IS
= The proiesaed Christian Hllo defends
the irnmoral man, If not as bad needs !;
only the opportunity in order TO be SO.
Head faith believes Christ died for
everybody, md let's 1t go at that. Heart
faith believes be died for nue., and adoreB
him for it. y:
- The star of hope for the tampen1ncoz
cause hangs over the school -honse. AZ
We save the children to-day, We shall
have saved the nation tomorrow.
"lIenry," said she, "wake up. Ibe-ls
lieve Ehere Is q man In the house. e.e;E
"Well, what If there is?n said Henry;
sleep!l,H. "I there were woman In the;
house, do you suppose I would go to the /
tronbltl of waking you up and telling you
abaut it," BY this time Henry was
awake and explaining.
We recommend this story to the
attention Of our temperance c,intsmpo-
raries, t'morely adding" as Mr.. Richard
son Swiyeller would say, that .ifit isn't
true, its very goods" IA woman In
sslemville, Pa, determined thai her hug
band should know how he looked whep
be was drunk. She knew how lie locked
well enough, and needed not that any.
man should tell her. Her children also
knew by sad experience, but the man
himself had very imperfect id,,a Of the
state Of his case. So once, when he came
home and fell into maudlin humber.
she sent for a photographer to ccrne forth-1
with, and on his arrival she sat before
him his work. She ordered the photo
grapher to photograph her husband as he
sat in the chair. The photographer did
his work, and did 1t well; and when the
photograph was finished aud laid beside
the husbands place at breakfastlt wasa
revelation, and the sobered gentleman h
experienced decidedly new sensation. 4
There was no need Of explanation tho
thing explained ITSELF There was no
chance for contradiction; tho sun tells no
lies. There was no room for argument y
a reform has taken place" IS. s.
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II Troubled With Rheumatism Read This.

II Troubled Win hheumatlSm hGau 1nls.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Apr. 16, 1891
have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism and found it to be all
that is claimed for it. l believe it to
be the best preparation for rheumatism
and deep seated muscular pains on the
market and chcerfully recommend it
to the public. JNo. G. Brooks,
dealer in boots, shoes, etc., No. l8
Main St.
ALSO READ THIS.
MEcHANIcsv1LLE, St. Mary County,
Md sold bottle of Chamberlain S
Pain Balm to man who had been
sefering with Rheumatism for several
years. It made him we'll man. A.
j. MCGuL. For sale at 80 cents per
bottle by Hill Orr Drug Go.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co, ,Auetioneers.
Trustees Sale of Horses,
-Landaus. Broughams,
VictOrias, Coupelettes,
Surreys, Cabrioiettes,
, Side-bar Buggies, Car
: riage and Coupe Har-
ness, Robes, &C., &c.

By virtue Of a deed of trust dated Septem
yer =, a. d. 1898. and duly recorded in one of
the land records of the District of Columbia,
anu oy direction Of the party secured thereby,
Northwest: on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-FIRSr. A. ID. 1926. COMMENI-
No Al HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A NJ,
me blowing personal property, named and
des CT bed III schedule anne xed TO said trust.
- Eieven Horses, Four Landaus, Three
broughams, wo victorias, one Coupelette,
Buggy, Seven sets Double Carriage Harness,
Three Sets Coupe Harness, Lot Robes, etc /.
etc.
Special attention should be given TO this
sale, as the stock is in good condition and
worthy the attention Of bu gers.
Terms cash.
F NORVAL l.. NUTWELL,
ALBERT II. FLOECKHER
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FOR SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTIo,

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SA1unDAY, SEPTEMBER NINE
TENTH. AT TWELVE A. NJ, AT
W b. WILLIAMS, 10TH AND IA
AVE. NV
one BLACK horse, l6 hands, sound can
trot IN 8 z, the most stylish horse in
This city; a lady can drive biui broken 10
an carr, and a good saddler, ana one of
the finest four-seat traps in this city:
cost $3.50, used oHCe.
- ne canopy-top business or family
wagon, shifting seats; one fine basket
surrey cauopy-Iop, one Lea-top sde-l,; +
buggy, two buggy poles, one two-seat trap,
one ilne six or nine passenger full plat
1orni carfiage-tbis wagon is the best one
Oh the KIND made and cost 1878.
LIVERY AND CARRIAGE WORKS.
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.wANTED-BOARDERS.

BOA RIDERS Several ladies and gen.
tlemen can be accommodated with
board in private family at 1906 @ st. NV;
rooms nicely fur: good cooking in every
branch OF house keeping; under personal
supervision OF an Experienced LADY; refs
exchanged. SELF -6t-em
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO, ,Auctioneers.
6l2 Z st NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES No ll5

THOMAS BOWLING i CO, Auctloneers,
6l2 Z st NV
TRusTEE's SALE OF PREMISES No. l15
u ST. Sc.
BY virtue Of decree passed November
%. 1890, IN equity cause 16101, i'll the
supreme Court or tue Distinct OF Columbia.
emitted FL lsworth Fillmore ct al VS. Norris
Grant, Ir.. ct al, the undersigned Will offer
Tor sale at public auction in front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY the 10th dag
OF september, A. d, 1896. at O'Clock
p m. the east fourteen t14l feet two
W inches OF lot thirteen l3l and the west
Twelve C2I feet OF lot fourteen (14j in
square seven hundred and tilrty-four tT34J,
washington. II. c
Terms OF sale: ODe-thiId Il 81 cash one
Iniru tl-3i IN one year, and oEethird t1-3l
I'D Two years; or all cash at the option OF
purchaser, deferred payments to be secured
oS deed of trust Oh premises sold anu
10 pear interest at the rate OF 8 percentGm
Mr annuin payable semi annually; q deposit
OF 200 VIII be required at time OF sale.
Terms OF sale 10 be complied with within
zen udys after sale or premises to he re-
hoiu at rlsk and cost or defaulting pur-
CHASER CoDveyanciIg, etc, 10 lie at pur-
ctaser's cost
JACKSON Il. RALsToN. Trustee.
1888 + St NV se5 dads
a 10
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE

Should tie read daily by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week, ending
September -, close promptly at tins
Office as follows:
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
Corner NJ and Eleventh Streets N. Y

Corner M and Eleventh streets N. w.
Boarding and Day School for Girls
Preparatory. Collegiate and Post GradU-
ate courses OF study. Special students
admitted. Thorough instruction in all de-
partnients, in accordance with best modern
methods.
Four spacious. connecting buildings, re-
Gently erected, and specially designed for
school purposes, with passenger elevators,
steam heat, a nd perfect sanitary conditions.
together with play ground and tennis
court. furnish every requisite for a re-
fined home. and complete school equip
nent.
Invent y-second year opens Wednesday
September thirtieth, for classification OF
boa rdIns pupils. and Thursda y, y october first,
classification OF Day Pupils
MRS. ELIZABETH j. sOMERS, -
Principal,
MRS. ADELIA GATES HENSLEi. ,
se16-l limo Associate Principal.
MRS. Fl AILMANN's Training
School for klnderEartners and Primary
Teachers will resume its sessions SeptenI-
ber 16 n the Sunday school ROOMS of the
Luther Memorial Church; eDtran nee on Yer
mont ave nue.. Mrs. Hailnann will receive
applicants Oh Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 10 to I2 a. NJ. At other times at her
home. Waldhein. Cleveland p ark. Washing
ton, d. O. sc4-u-em
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.


=, 81 T,ATEMENT of the condition OF the
NEW w ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON MASSA.
CHuSETTS, on the Ist day OF December,
AsseSs S25 297 ,5s3 62
Snn.es SmsnI, =. ...--.-..-.-..... %, 1876, ,b43.98
Iocip,,,a s, 2,I32, ,03S. SO
June 80. 1s96. oa,oooo .
Disbursementsfor six uouths 'A''""-s1
ending June 80 1896. Issaaras1
State OF Massachusetts. CITY n, ~.
and county OF Suffolk. IS: " S''"'
BENJAMIN F. Stevens, president an, q I
F. Trull. secretary, OF the New En~I.,n,;;
Mutual Life Insurance Company dc ~
clare ana say that the accompanying state
ment OF the condition of said company on
the SOth day of June, 1896, is correct
and true according to the best OF their in
formation. knowledge and belief.
c. BENJAMIN F. STEVENS, President.
B. +. TRULL, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
3lst day Of July, 1896
tseaLJ JACOB 4. BARBEY. .JR
nj:
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Holy Cross Academy.
1912 Massachusetts, Avenue. 80.
REOPENs SEPTEMBER Il.

REOPENS SEPTEMBER Il.
TIE course of studies is com plete and prac
ticil. Specia! attention is given TO vocal and
instrumental music. drawing and painting. the
languages and kindergarten- 9-3ni
MEDICAL .deDtaland pharmaceutical
departments Of Howard University will
begin Thursday, October /, 1886. Prof.
j b. II odgkins will deliver the address at
o'clock p. IN. This college is open TO all.
without regard 10 Sex or race. Howard
Dental College is now a member of the
National Association OF Dental Colleges"
The profession and the public are cordially
invited to be present, +. j. SHA DID. NJ D..
Secretary. sel2tooc1 p
ST. CECELIA'S ACADEMY, -
col East Capitol St, Washington, d. c.
Studies will be resumed on Tuesday,
September 3.
In addition to a thorough course in the
English branches, there are classes in
French, German, music, and painting La
dies not attending the academy may avail
themselves OF these opportunities. -, q. =
For further particulars, address,
se6-lmo SISTER SUPERIOR
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LOST.
MANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-10 agents TO introduce an
article needed ip every Catholic home.
o2S 9TH ST. NV, Room g. 1t
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Inc above sale Is postponed until FRI
ia September | s, same hour and place.
BY order of trustee.
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BUSIN ESS CHANCES

$500 VIII Duy one O. jnc best meat and
grocery stands IN the city; centrally 10
Gated: rent low. can show good reason for
selling Address A. o. H., this office.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-43 acres OF land groom
house and Uuthuildings. Two mics
from city, Apply 1919 CCrcoran st.
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HELP wANTED-MaLE AND
FEM ALE

OLD RELIA BILE Agency, Mrs l..
=. Munru, FURNISHES help Tree OF charge
800 Il ST. NV; established 1882. sel5- 81
WA NTED AIClly IUteIiIgencp OIfICe,
cooks, general houseworkers walters
drivers, ldundrcsses, nurses, poTterS, Jani-
tors, stablemen, laborers, chanIbermaids
boys; places furnished till suited. (Estab-
listed 1881 SHACKLEFORD'S, 427 l1th
st. Dw. se15-7G
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FOR SALE A good cigar route and
outiit; very cheap. call or address j. W.
NJ. Nc. lIb1 81. NV, after 8 p. III.
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FOR .SALE-HOCSES.

FOR SALE-Paying rent is bad pol
a,d S NOR M, noao 1envr,, OF ldoIv n, casn
story; fine cellar; all mod. conveniences;
close to markets, schools and car lines; 1o
minutes walk to 9th and SITS. Apply to
OWNER, Room 2, Warder building. 9th
and sts. NV. -s'--r- se15-3t EN-.
FOR SALE-Near Ninth precinct, 9th
ST. ne. new house OF rooms and bath;
worth S2,75O, for $500 less; terms, $500
cash and rest veryeasy Address POLICE,
this office. sel6-tf
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wANTED-HOUSEs

WANTED-A family of adults want
house or fiat in NV where owner will
hoard for rent. Address BELLE, this Of
flee. Se1T-3t
w WANTED-For an hmm etiia &c ca Sh pur.
$4,000; north of X and west of 9Th st
Call oraddress THE TIMES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner 10th and Pa. ave-
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w NTED-A reliable woman 10 DO
gene nuuSewur6 III a fanlIy or Two.
Apply at once, 1871 1ale st. NV. Item
WANTED respectable woman or
s~.Iei"i I.Odsewosh- Apply drug store
1th and h Sw. scIT-oU-em
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

w a N'rED-A nurse Tor children,
luu>t ~ i,dt ana nave refs. Apply To
2U3o II ST. NV, riuay bet. i. aid D
% clock Item
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PERSONAL.

LADIES needing confidential treat
ueDt, a sure .and safe relief in all
woman complaints and Irregularities Sep
ardte rooms for patients before and dur
Ing confinement, and find home for infants
u required Stncuy confidential. MRS
DIR. RENNER, l6 4th st. ne, near Z
Can. St Washington D. C
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WA ANTED-A good, clean woman, To
,u,n, ..us.i ANA non, none OtiIrlS need
apply. 5000 lTth ST. Mount Pleasant.
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WATCH for Nine. Francis ad
se3-14t-em
NINE. THEO. medium and card
reader, can be consulted on business
and love affairs of life. communications
strictly confidential German spoken; open
every day and Sundays 25c TO 60c. S29
u st NV au1S-1mo
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TIA KE time and prepare; winter-tim
IS coming; You can get a tailor mi ade
suit of clothes, that have been worn at
a nominal cost. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
Glg ID st NV. sel5-Tt
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FOR RENT For akcry, laundry, bot
tling or other business; new two story.
roomy, 77N25 II. building; lower floor
part stable: SIX stalls: elevator and eyery
convenience: cheap rent. Apply 900 1th
St Sc. Sel7-3t
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wANTED-RICYCL
ANTED-Bicycles; will pay cash for
two secondhand bicycles; male and
female; must be up-todate models, light
weight, and by one OF the standa rti ma ke rs
Apply to ELPHONZO YOUNGS Co,
Grocers, 42S 9Th st. sci st
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NJ A. STONE, President.
W b WARD Assistant Secretary
subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day Of August, 1896
tSeaij WILLIAMB. .STUYVESANT,
Notary Public Kings couity
Certificate filed New York county
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PROF. CLAY. Clairvoyanr aud me-
dunn, tells business, love, or family
troubles, losses, all events of life; causes
speedy maria ges; brings separated TO-
getber; helps all in trouble. Fee, soc
10 to d daily iSg III ST sw sci L M en-
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FOR RENT-KOuMs.

FOR RENT Ne wly FURNISHED, very
triitiai ROOMS, with conveunnces, at
6ZI y 81. NV; meals or not, as you IKE.
SELF -at-en
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NJ ME. BLUCHER. the first tim

20 CENT LESSONS by expert
enced teachers in Music, Langua yes
and English. sos Mass. ave. NV
sell-It-cm
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FOR Dining-room aud rooms
fur complete on Pa. ave. or viii sell
on easy terms; owner has several places,
Address QUICK BUYER, this office ..
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-24
THE HISTORIC EPIsCOPATE.
Rev. Mr.. Ten BrOecI< VIII Discuss L.
at Christ Church.

The most important of the series of
free lectures on Christian unity in the
course under the auspices of the
Church club will be delivered at
Christ church this evening at O'Clock
by Rev. William P. Ten Brock, pro-
fessor of ecclesiastical history at Sea-
bury Divinity school, Faribault.
The particular topic of this lecture.
as expressed in the so-calfed Lambeth
Quadrilateral, is: THE Historic Epis-
copate, locally adapted in the meth
ods Of its administration to the vary
ing needs of the nations and the peo-
pies called of God into the unity of
His church"
This is the crucial question so far
as unity is concerned for there are in
Volved i'll it the entire matter of holy
orders, the authority of the Christian
ministry, and the method by which
such authority has been transmitted
On this question the various Christian
denominations are on one side, and
the Protestant Episcopal and other
branches of the One Holy, Catholic
and Apostolic church are on the other,
however. near. together they may: be
in their views of Holy Scriptures, the
creeds and sacraments. 5 e.
Rev. Mr.. Ten Brock, who is to dis
cuss the issues involved in the above
subject, is a fervid and impassioned
orator, clear in thought, lucid and in
cisive in expression, and original in
illustration. He has been an intense,
diligent and discriminating student in
church history, and is apt in applying
the lessons of the past to the religious
needs of the present. No one is bet
ter qualified than he to discuss this
important question, wherein the vari-
Gus Christian denominations differ
from the so-called historical churches.