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CITY TIE NJ s.

Go TIE GREAT GIPr Photograph sale at 3i5
9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Blue CASTOR BEAVER WING CoArs, light.
medium, and dark coiored English Kersey over
coats. ROMAN & Cox, 501 9TH street.
PHoroGRAPHs by the million at 3l5 9th street.
near Pennsylvania avenue. Two thousand
dollars given away daily:
TRIcor, Granite, Tsupeline and Castor Coat
ings, Overcoatings and Suitings, in great va
riety OF shades and colorings.
Overcoatings in favorite fabrics and color
Nielton Ceatings, overcoating and suitings.
GEO. G. HEsNINs, No. 40 7th st. NV.
MEMS AND YoUrH's DRESS SUITS.
Mems and Youths Business Suits.
Mems and Youths Oyercoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
EIsEMAE s. BROS,
5 to5 9TH street, three doors above E.
wearing apparel cleaned in a first-class manner,
sent them to A. Fisher, No. els 9th street, oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. 9,2i 3:
LIGHTNING HEATERS and Parlor Sun La
trobe Stoves; equal to any and better than many;
at Hamilton & Pearson's mantel and chande-
Tier emporium, Y. NJ. G. A. Building. eoe
RELIEF FOB THE FEEr-Fse, 81 per Ttsit.-
CorIR extracted without psin Bunions, Bad
Nails, &c-, relieved and cured, at Dr. Whites,
THE NATIONAL SAvIKas BANK, n. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per Ct on deposits. Nt3.1itls
rr,nxo,r.rsRs and Baromstsrs ere repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near 4x street.
| I'LL. BUTTE AND EGGS
| Fresh arrivals Of CHOICE BUTTER daily b
express. Fer ssiety WIN srRRry
oe7-2, Sll 9Th street, near Pa. avenue.
Y J. HEIBEHGER,
| ssuccsssSy 70 H z E Lev! LSgdon Co..
metropolitan Hotel, Gate Brown'sJ
| jylsly No. 362 P.nn'a ave., Washington.
| NVHE NATIONAL aETROK,Ol.lIA Al
| i FIN IABURANCE COMPANY,
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
| ORGANIZED AUG uSr %. lsTs.
Cash So
| once m shspAssss Bsi,dins, no. sosx Ps.ass
''n'. s!'n'', vi: 3. HToo TODD We f1s.'s...
~. B,aks, VIM. ,. rsda.
| WIN. Wen, Charles yuss,
(. sG 4. & sl s1Sss '''' A'n es..-s
| a VIKINGS, FLAGS, TENTS.
II. G. COPELAND,
ga Louisisna avenue, one door east Tth street.
AWNINGS for Stores, City ard Country Bed
| denSe: ,seheyess Il ssyie snc nnisn.
kk5 5Ssss % b. T dRaTf rs sale and f'ns
b4SciSd CLOTHS. ''' " ~ sss-t
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District improvements.

ACTION OF TEE BOARD OF FUBLIC WORKS
Pierce Shoemaker has been awarded W. the
jury SioO for damage sustained to his PROPERTY
on account OF the Linnean Hill road. The con-
tract OF w III Adams, for carriageway Of u
street south, between 9Th and 18th streets west
with the Phillips round block pavement. as
been amended so TO embrace the setting
OF CurLs and laying fOOtwalks on said b street
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TEE EEwELL-C LAEKE TRAGEDY.-Indictmsnt
Cf Felceli- POSipcneRsEt Of the Tridl.-There was
a large crowd of people gathered in Brentsville,
Va, yesterday, attracted by the trial OF Lucien
On the Slst OF August last which 1t was supposed
Would begin before the Prince William county
court. Clarke, IL will be remembered, was
charged with the abduction Of Fewelps sister,
and vas OCked in his cell awaiting trial on that
charge, when Jewell fired through the bars,
killing him. There is a great deal OF feeling in
regard To the matter In Prince William county.
Judge NicEOI. before whom the case Is 20 be
tiled, Is a young man. The yenire has been
summoned from tie Gainesville district which,
IL il stated. is a section of country where the
people are in sympathy with the accused. When
the court opened the grand jury were first
charged, and, on retiring, presented. among
Others, an Indictment against Fewell, charging
him, in due form, with the murder OF Clarke,
signed by Allen Harrison. foreman, and ChAs.
p Sinclair, commonwealth's attorney. When
Goyernor Henry A. Wise, OF counsel for
tie prosecution, appeared in court he
became the center OF attraction. He looks as
he cld years ago, only somewhat more feeble.
General Payne, on behalf OF the defense, then
asked a poetponement Of the case until the
next term. because Of the absence of certain
important witnesses. one Of them detained by
illness. After considerable discussion, the post
IOrement was granted, and the case continued
til next term, fewef being not even arraigned
FRArDuLHNr REGISTRATION IN PsSssyL-
yANIA-In the United States circuit
court AZ Philadelphia yesterday, the court re-
fused 10 give any special instructions to dc putty
rnarShals regarding their rights under the en-
fO-Cement act TO arrest men attempting to vote
ouITaudnlent natural Zstion papers, which have
been supplied by the hundred in Pennsylyani,
ly Dir. Greeley's managers In that state foE rs
feTTed 10 the law itself TO learn the extent o
IltlT powers.
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III IHos. BOWLING. Auct.; G-orreto~n-
TS ssSyIS s,5E OF yALgABLE IN

PRoxsr PROPERTY on PRosPSCr ST +,
- ~ yiEspe Of two dees. Of trust. one dated the
h% fesTrary, 4 isss, sui reco,des 70
record. fr the D,sirie; 81 usamsis; snd the other
dated the ~ day ~ lniy. A. ID lssS records
IN tie same records IN lib.r No. SIS oio IA sad
sen, on Ii RSDAI, the l0ih day OF Octobcr
The Ehci II rTS o nj sss e. 9ssSk n
Realty Deskins aud rhrelkeldi. addition 20 org
The property hs. a frsnt 90 the north side Of
Prospect street, between Fsyette ana Lins IN
and !: mF1o!sd With sS arss oay q s ~ hfs
TSfns y sa aa',I or essb ea sikss S
ns 1ea ben The G,Spery e aek on and
rsmsiTSer II tie puroS.,e aSnsy =, s'is sa tie
equal pap pents at one year aud two yea iruU tn
the property, with interest at the rsss 81 t@S
Per centrum per aBnUm. AZ the terms Of sale got
Forfeited ard the property be rssold al the r.sl
ard eost OF the eefspl l3s PQ ~
THOMAS pow LING, LING
Geld lGeorgeto~n Courier la Auetionecr.
Ton THE NEXT Thirty DAYS I will posi-
egSTsSGfTyN' se ct h'gPs' price i1r oAoTorf
send note TO L. sKADwAHL. i7SS Bldg 81 .
ie9I dooIs above the Market, south side. sepssi
NEW fALL AND WINTER GOODS; LADIES
bbEes GooDs Of All Kinds, very cheap; the
sSlt bEsita Buffalo Beaver, otto, AMI other brsrd-
10 CO yaes fsI and Winaer cs ifS ,ri n
scr'ment Of Ladies Shswi.; California Bed BI,n.
teS oi very supei lor quality; Faun-ls, very cheap
TsnneIs; To;ons o. eli Kind. Al eItremeir 49, Ss
prices Gall AID eNsmine orr goods and buY bar.
game. BENJAMIN MILLER,
1IyD lCl Bridge street, Georgetown
- THOMAS GETTY,
". les Bridge street, Georgetown, n q.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL RLQCISIrEs
BLANK At bcS Sksr F hSTTsT G55bsi.
FEAs, PERtociUALS, BOOKS. STATION
ERY AND MAGAZINES.
supply Of all kinds OF Reading Matter Weekly
q, ets nah md ,ru-,a
a,eiy after publication. Orders for Book. PerisSi-
Gals usic, anything psrtaininp 20 the I'M. ns.
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rAITEsrIoN. ksIeHrs TIMpLAR.-A
MMiiTSS Nfsh EG ss ss,d :, sh,r Asylum,
oos 2, c. sHKkEsL, RecSrdsr pro tsm.
HsM.s YAAwgOp WILL BE SUPPORTED
rnyies Gsrkissnea snt Tax ,pSyers q he
fotRTt Pt~TktT.s t-te p@utenf Candidate
Tor House { Dele stss, behaving him - be the
Representative man 4 al essses -
SEQ f6ttCcis MANY yOTERS
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HBefore many years the United States win
be the steel centre
s1Anev branch of industry has been started
In Florida which bids fair to proyeexceed'nsiy
TemVueratIve. TITS The manufacture OF feather
flowers The flowers are made OF The p'u1age
OF the white heron, while the leaves are lAAsh
form tie paIaQuet.
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THE POTOMAC CHANNEL IMPRovEYRyT-
The Chief OF engineers, Brigadier General A
A Humphreys, u. \. A, has prepared the fol-
lowing report, to lie sent TO Congress in Decor
Der, On the Improvement of the Potomac river
viz:
lat the close OF the year ending June sOth
IS'l, Mr.. v. q. Dodge, under a contract dated
december eth, 1870, was engaged in dredging
IN the Virginia channel, between the long
bridge and GSorgetown, with the object of
making a channel 200 feet In width and IS feet
In depth at low water. The material removed
as required 70 be deposited near the causeway,
behind AEa.ostan island, " it'll a view of pre-
venting It's return into the channel. The work
was completed about the middle of December
1S'l. The examination of this channel made
IN April, 1872, by Captain G. b. Phillips,
corps OF engineers, Indicated that up to
that time ii continued in good condition.
Having been informed that, under authority of
an act OF Congress, a commission have under
consideration the subject of the further i'm
provenent OF the river, il seems unbecoming in
me 20 discuss 7! further than to call attention. 10
I2y report printed in the annual report OF the
Chief OF engineers, ISL, pages sol 70 595 and to
quote from IL a single paragraph - 1t would
Seem proper to turn attention now to the Inn
prove ment Of the Washington channel below
Long bridge, for which an appropriation of
$4,000 Is recormen ended The opening of the
cut proposed from Maryland draw of Long
bridge to Easby's wharf will cost not less than
500 0,C. For the removal of rocks near
Geoi getown SO, 600 is needed. Amount avail
able Tor the year ending June 30, 1873, $50 80
Amount asked 1Vr the year ending june 50, ia
$1,000
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LOCAL N EwS
Amusements, Sc, To-aixht.

EGt.OHGl TleatsF-Mrs. ID. p. Bowers and Mr..
u. &. McCol,om in Amy Robsart."
Thea'er COniqus.-Comedy, barlesque, songs,
dances. etc.
Old Fslio'cs' Han, ia street.-wyman, tie
" I.Td and Ventriloquist.
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SPANISH SaoPKEzPERs on STRrKE--It
seems that by some foolish freak of legislation
a tax was levied on "show bills (which we
take 10 be shopkeepers' adyertisements) in NJ adj
rid. Thereupon the shopkeepers shut mp their
place Of business and paradet through the
OF the city address the "strikers' yesterday
AFTERNOON and promised that the Questionable
law should be repealed. The cafes were opened
Ia sveuin1-
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BLuE CASTOR BEAVER WING COATS, light
medium, and dark coiored English Kersey Over
coats. ROMAN & Cox, 501 9TH street.
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Go TIE GREAT GiPT Photograph sale at 3rs
9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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PHOTOGRAPHS by the million at 315 9th stree
near Pennsylvania avenue. Two thousan
dollars given away daily.
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BUIIDING PERMITs.-The following building
permits have been granted since our last report;
HOllIdge Brothers. 2 story frame p street he
tween C'h and 9TH. W. q. Rinaly, 2story frame,
"a, between y and G southwest. Martha Pm
jour Zsiory frame, corner Frederick and 9th
streets, Georgetown. A. Naiior, r.. I-story
stable, l34, between ID and T.. NJ. d. Pope &
Co, story frame, Sd, between c and ID south
east hev. Mr. Robinson, 2story brick, with
mansard roof, 5th, between l. and M. Alice
Melgs, story frame, 9th. between ID and
southwest. John Esputs, two history frames.
e'h. between Pennsylvania avenue and T. street
southeast John Gross, 2-story frame, X, be-
tween and 9Th, southwest. w. n. Wood, l.
story brick, G, between 18th and 18th north
west. Chas. Heitmuller, 2-story brick, 18th be-
tween Q and r. Berry & Pratt, 2-story frame.
u, between AZ and 9Th southwest jesse
Nlehols, 2story frame, Sampson, between 18th
and 18th. Susan Lemons, 2 story frame Path
between III and n. Daniel HANDY story
frame, sampson, between 18th and 18th.
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DIvoRcKD:-Saturday Judge wylie, in the
LYuIy court, ordered decree of divorce to be
drawn in the case OF Matte d. Iatbron aoainst
hlllen Lathrop. The petitioner sets forth IA at
her maiden name was Clark; that she married
respondent August oath, 1884, In this city, and
ana IN Dece mber, 1s63, he married one Fannie
q, ~ ixes In chicago, and lived with her until
allli, lei; that when the latter learned that
left him and filed q petition In the Oims,s saS
nOJ,IH.y ,hlnnesota) court asking a decree an
I i!.h her marriage, which was made Februarv
I'm I'm asst she further alleges that defendant "a
testimony. 9' '09A re
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RELIEF FOB THE FEEr-Fee, 81 per Vtsif.-
CorIR extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, &C., relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites,
No. 535 10Th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
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AMCSEMENTS.

GsAsD sCERr.
Issnn ooNCtkT VIII be gwen by tie SUN
ISL SNhpOLs OF hsrrisot burg. Va: Trinity
shsIss, sbsli,m9re, DO, snd NJ. VerSan Piscs
and stseeis, VT NJ ssn
tsIDAy svEsrsG, OCT ir.rv-,.
CoIfmenciug at s'cl,ck
hcuis Jon: Adults. Is cents. Children, . car.s
Tickets TO = had A. the door - 4,
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TRIcor, Granite, Tsupeline and Castor Coat
ings, Overcoatings and Suitings, in great va
riety OF shades and colorings.
Overcoatings in favorite fabrics aud color
ings.
Melton Ceatings, Overcoating and Suitings.
Orders promptly filled.
GEO. q. HENNING, No. 40 7th st. n. w.
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Twelfth District.
Candidates-Michsel Dufey, republican;
james q. Long, democrat.
Two coOred men, named Brown and Butler,
got into an argument, which led to blows, and
both were al rested.
First Precint-Polls on 9th street, between F
and q streets.
1O:l5 a. MS votes had been cast, SO of which
were for Hine.
1pm.-IS2 votes cast, of which % are known
TO be for Long and 6s for Dqttey, with Chapman
leading his ticket by long odds.
Second Precinet-POlls Oh 9th street, between
+ and q streets.
1915 a. mo votes had been cast, the demo-
crat ticket for delegate being ahead, but Chip
man was running ahead of his ticket.
Up. m.-Long had l21 votes and Duffey So,
and, a. in the other districts, Chapman was
leading h is ticket.
Thirteenth District.
Capdidates-Arthur Shepherd, republican;
Nathaniel Sardo, democrat.
This district is certain for the republican
ticket 49,.
First Precinct-Polls at 9O7 street.
1890 p. m.-Shepherd, 50; Sardo, 6S.
Second Precinct-Polls nj 9I2 K street.
1880 p. m.-Shepherd, 95; Sardo, "a.
Third Precinct-Polls at 9l2 X street.
1870 p. m.-Shepherd, 100; Sardo 81.
Fourteenth District.
Candidatee-Peter Campbell, republican; j.
ID. O'Connell, republican; 4. O. Lewis demo-
when the polls opened in this district there
were several hundred voters waiting ct the
several precincts. The voting continued quite
brisk until about O'Clock. The three csndi-
dates were circulating among the crowd dis
| tributirg tickets and doing their level best tc
| bring out a full vote. MT. Campbell seemed to
be in the lead ct 10 o'clock .. M, at which time
| SIS votes had been polled. At IL O'Clock Sc
| votes had been received-loS in the arst pre-.
cinct 1888 In the second 100 In the third, and liz
| in the fourth--the vote being about equally di
! yided between the three candidates. The dis
trict Is claimed by the friends Of all three OF the
/ candida tes Henry Williams and George Price
i were arrested for attempting to create dis
turhance IN this district. Excepting this, every
! thing bids fair for quiet and orderly election
slight row occurred In this district abou
| l2E O'Clock, which resulted In the arrest OF tns
| ringieaders.
First Precinct-Polls at the corner Of 4th snt
l streets.
Second PreciAet-Polls at the corner or
l and i.h streets.
Third Precinct-Polls at the corner Of 4th and
| streets
Fourth Prccinct-Polls at the corner OF
] Id 4th streets.
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In n, Y:O Cola Bonds ths Eorrhers PsoiAc Ran
rosA Company furnishes TO the public IN invest
nent security which combines ths rss<y nesotia-
nifty, the onvenience, and the high credit Of n
arstclaa railroad bond with the soldty and safety
Of . real estate mortgage on land worth e least
twice the amount loaned.
They ere offered st par IN currcaey, aad Yield .
HANDSOME PRoFIr - tkoss excAangins 80.
The bonds are trst and oniy morteAGs - The
road, tts equipments and earnings, and also on .
land grant which, en- the completion Of the rod. VIII
average s 90 acres 90 eeeA mile Of trsck.
They are issued IN Denominations from oi0 20
o. 30 Coupon, and 9iao 10 oiaSoo Registered. have
thirty yeas b run bear interest % - pr can't.
IN gold, and are ExxAPx BBoD uEIrnD
STATES TAX to the DO
The seui annual interest 90 the Rsgistsrsc Boo1e
b 80 with GOLD CHxCKb, seat 10 Tie - o0os
address of the holder.
An narketsble etochs and Bonds rsessvsd d sz-
change, without expenss 70 tbs tnvsssor. st ths1s
hiGhsot current pgtess.
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THE NATIONAL SAvIKas BANK, n. Y. Az
and 18th st., pays per CT. on deposits. Nt3.l4t1
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James Goddard, democrat; n. I. YArwood, In.
dependent democrat
First Precinct-Porls At 81 oengvess street.
1l:3O a. NJ Chapman. 90; Hine. 81; Goddard
%; Cox, o.; Nosby, II; Yarwood, 0. Every
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REASON IN ALL THINGS.

The world is sadly afflicted with lop-
sided reformers-men and women with
one little single idea, around which, III
their distorted judgments, the moral So
cial and physical welfare of society re-
wolves. The ideal man Is he who cir
cunscribes his desires and keeps his
passions within due bounds; whose mind
is well balanced and firmly enthroned in
healthy body; who uses, but never
abuses, the world and his own faculties,
and who lives for the promotion of his
own and the world's s welfare. He is one
who lives largely in the present, accept
ing the order of the universe trustingly
and uncomplainingly; and borrowing no
gloomy forbodings from the future, walks
braveiy aud nobly through life, spread
ing warmth and gladness, aud the aroma
of cheerful and manly nature, all
around him. ..
But now comes your lopsidcd reform.
er. Perhaps temperance is his pet hob
by. The man who takes cheerful glass
of wine occasionally, or, may be, a
stronger libation, to bridge over momen-
tary exhanstation from overwork of brain
or body, i'll his eyes is fallen wretch, on
the downward road to ruin, and the one
who sells him his temporary solace is u
double-dyed william whom it We're charity
to call murderer; while he himself, it
may be, is addicted to vices of far more
heinous character. Perhaps he indulges
in that deplorable form of intemperance
of saturatlng his carcass with tobacco,
or is given to that far worse form of dis.
slpation of indulging in intemperate Ian
guage-a vice that poisons the moral at
mosphere all around him. And it may
he he glories in the one little virtue of
abstaining from intoxicating beverages,
while he runs riot in all the other vices.
He sees not the beam in his own eve, as
he contemplates the frailtfes of his
neighbor.
There is no one that does not depiore
the evil Of an intemperate use of intoxi-
eating liquors. 1t is the source of untold
misery in the world-bligh many a
fair home, and consigning many noble
xoul to the gloom of drunkard's grave.
But this is always the result of excess,
and shows the want of a balance VIII eel
in the nature of the individual who thus
yields himself victim to his appetites.
The man who cannot use sparingly and
temporarily of that which il used to ex-
cess destroys, had better totally abstain.
To save humanity from its excess should
b. the object of the true reformer.
The same principle applies to most of
the frailies to which mankind is subject
Dress is a necessity; but fashionable ex-
cess is one crying evil of the age. 1t
demoralizes society and bankrupts indi-
viluals aud nations. Food is an essential
TO life; but y!uttony is bestial. The ac-
qui'itiou of property is worthy, and
for worthy uses is laudable; but all un-
just gain is iguoble and debasing. The
very virtues become vices when over
done and warped out of their proper
channel.
Hence we conclude that there is reason
in all things. aud that those who make
the vices Of others the barlens of their
grief should look well to their own short
comings.
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WHAT ARE DREAMS.

Deeply buriel beneath its Opaque and
sluggish vail Of flesh, the soul carries on
Its multifarious operations without cessa-
ton. Dreaming is when by some cause
a portion of the vail is lifted or mo-
mentary perforation made in the mask,
so that a glimpse of the interior activi-
ties shines through and fastens clew on
the onter world for waking recollection
to seize. Hazitt eloquently asserts this
theory in his Round Table. 1t is now
the popular theory propounded by most
writer's on the subject. But it is hy-
pothesis more recOndite than is warrant
ed by facts. No proof has yet bees ad-
vanced reaching to so remote conclu-
sion. That bodies throw OFF ghosts which
assail the soul and produce perceptions,
is puerile though interesting device of
the early grouping Of speculation. That
guardian angels and tempting devils
mould our sleeping fantasies, is fig
ment of superstition. That the mind
never rests from its labors is q metaphys-
ical conceit unsustained by adequate
authority. We are therefore to reject
these three theories of dreaming, and
seek some simpler statement more in
consOnance with nature and reason.
Though there is ample evidence to dem
onstrate that We frequently dream without
retaining any remembrance of the dream,
1t by no means follows that we never
sleep without dreaming. Aud, indeed,
on all physiological grounds, the proba-
bilities seem irresistible that in healthy
and perfect sleep the mind is without the
slightest touch or glimmer of dream.
A series OF images or perceptions may be
caused in us by outward influences, pro-
ducing sensations by inward operations.
summoning up ideas, or, by the two con-
joined. constituting more complex men,
tai action. When awake we spontane-
ously discriminate between these two
with distinctness, and have power in a
degree to order them at our will. But
when we are asleep we know no differ
CONTINUED or FOURTH PAGE
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TWIABA! TWIABA

NOHEN MORRIS, HAIRDRESSERs' SA-
~ loon, Meadow Valley street, respectfully
inform the public OF Phoebe and vicinity that
they have received the agency for the celebrated
Twiaba. 1t is warranted to make hair grow on
any head. One bottle will satisfy all as to its
effects rhe best Of proof given. jyfT.tf
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Ladies' Hair Dresser.
Charles Castera g,

IFoAMEhLf OF IA WASHINGTON srHxrr. eAu
FRANcIsco, oALIFoRNIA.l 8.1l
NAN BE FOUND AT ALL, rIMHs IN rBH
~ Tonsorial Saloon of COIN 4 MORRIe-
Meadow Valley street, next 70 Travis sfaHie.
where orders left for Ladies Hair Dressine. Wis
Making, etc, will receive prompt attention.