J. Simpson Africa. .T. Simpson Africa, who was selected as the candidate for the ofliee of Secre tary of Internal Affairs, was born in the town of Huntingdon, which is still his home, on September Id, 1832. lie is descended from Revolutionary stock through the .Simpsons, of Rucks, and Murrays, of Lancaster. He was edu cated at the Huntingdon Academy,and after completing his studies there he adopted the profession of surveyor and civil engineer, and has since then devot ed his entire time (except when engag ed in public duties) to his profession, and was first employed as a civil engin eer in the location of the Rroad Top Railroad. In 1853 he was electedCour.- ty Surveyor of Huntingdon county on the Democratic ticket oyer the nominee of the Whig party, and served until 1857. He served as one of the'.Clerks in the Senate during the sessions of 1858 and 1559. In October,7>9, lie was elect ed to thellouse of Representatives oyer the Republican nominee. He was sev eral times elected Rurgsss of his native barough,and is identified with the lead ing business enterprises there, lit May, 1875, he wis appointed bv Gen. Mc- Cmdless Deputy Secretary of Internal affairs, and upon him tell the labor of organizing the new Department of In ternal Affairs created by the Constitu tion of 1573 lie gave the duties of the oilice his undivided attention. In May, 1878, he was nominated as Gen. Me- Caudless' successor by the Democratic Convention, receiving 159 votes to t>7 for two other candidates. Ihs Repub lican opponent, who was elected to the oilice in November of that year, was Colonel Aaron K. Dunkel, of Philadel phia, but Mr. Africa led bis ticket by from -1.000 to 14,000 votes. In Feb 1880, Mr. Ilayes appointed him Supervisor of the Census for the Seventh district of Pennsylvania, ail oilice for the duties of which he was peculiarly qualified. In June, 1882, he was again p'aceu on the Democratic ticket for the edict of Sec retary of Internal Affairs by acclama tion, and this time he was elected through the Republican dissensions which carried l'attison and tlie whole Democratic ticket through. Mr. Afri ca's discharge ot his official duties have been painstaking and conscientous from first to last, and he thoroughly understands the duties of an oilice of which he was practically the creator. Maxwell Stevenson. Maxwell Stevenson, who was nomin ated for Congressman -nt-Large, was born on February 1, 1817, near Lon donderry, Ireland, of that Scotch-Irish stock noted for its energy and ability, lie was brought to Philadelphia in De cember, 1851, when not quite five years old, and been a resident there ever since. Ilis ear'y struggles for advance ment were untiring and severe, but no more striking than tbousauds of oth ers. He left school between the ages of 12 and 13, after reaching the class in Jackson Grammer School preparatory to the High School. During the years of 1859 and 1860 he was engaged in hard, unremitting work on the truck farms of the 'Neck.' 1861 he obtained •work as an errand boy in a shoe store. A ytar later he bought the outfit of a news stand. In connection with this business he got the right to canvass for subscribers to the Evening Telegraph, and so satisfactorily was his work that Mr. Charles E. Waiburton, the pro prietor, without regard to the b>v'a youth iinhesit.iti gly and generously assigned to him an important newspa per territory. Saon after this lie bought a 'scholarship' in a business college and devoted himself to seeming a thorough business training. He rap idly improved his mind and from then until 1873 was employed as bookkeeper by several firms. In all of these years Stevenson's ambition was to become a lawyer, and to that end he had already, in 1870, registered as a student with E. Coppee Mitchell, afterwards transferr ing it to the late Judge I. L. Pratt, and on October 31, 1574, after a highiy creditable examination, was admitted to the bar, being at that time some what over 27 years of age. Since his admission to the bar his life has been well known to the public. Ilis fiist public interest in the labor movement was as its unanimously chosen candi date for Congress in the First District. It was hoped that the Democrats would also nominate him, but the nom ioation in the convention was lost to him by a majority of only ten votes. In this canvas, without an inside offi cer, with both organization s bitterly opposed to hira, he made a plucky fight getting a couut of nearly 4,300 votes. He has ev9r been an active Democrat from conviction, but deeply in sympa thy with every movement for the ad vancement of labor everywhere. And that no man should charge that his in terests in the great struggle of lahor for recognition was prompted by mer cenary or selfish motives. he has abso lutely refused compensation for any services rendered to any properly iden tified member of organized labor. -First-class job work done at the JOURNAL office. Of Interest to Ladles. The new treatment for ladies' diseases dis covered by Dr. Mary A. Gregg, the distinguish ed English Physician and nurse, which has rev olutionized the entire mode of treating these complaints in England is now being introduced into the U. S., under a fair novei plan. Sufficient of this remedy for one month trial treatment is sent free to every lady who is suf fering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and 13 2ct stamps for expense charges, etc. It is a positive cure lor any form of female disease and the free trial rocLu/e is many times sufficient to effect a permanent cure. 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