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While We announce reduction in the
price Of our RAW BONE SUPER.
PHOSPHATE. We would respectfully re-
present to dealers aud farmers tha: its
standard Of quality has been strictly
maintained. The proportions of soluble
and preeipitated Phosphoric Acid, Am.
monia and Potash. have never been high
or than they are in the article We are now
selling our customers. This statement
we make as q binding guarantee.
PRICE SAC per 1000 pounds.
Packed in good streng sacks Of 200 Ds
zach.
b. IGN If SONS,
Ne. 90 South Deiaware Are Phil.
No. 103 South ST., Baltimore, hid.
For sale By
W 4 LOKEIP. Leonord,orn.
JAS F ABEEL. A6eirs Hharf.
Aug 5, 1S75-3m.
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" all times and AZ reasonable rates.
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July Is, lSIs-tl*
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AIRS. FANNY c. BARBER has jus, open
lv1 ed at Nechaaiesvilie a new
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II am now prepared 20 furnish planters with
i my Patent Tobacco Prize. upon the shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize Is now being
quite generally used in this locality and has, so
far, given universal satisfaction. The advan-
tages il possesses over all other Prizes now in
use are too yaried and manifold to admit of de-
scription in this advertisement is conceded
BY all who have used il to be great economist
Of labor. and il is admitted that IL places To-
bacco in market in a condition very superior to
that Of any other Prize now in use.
Prize with railway attachment 10 prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. Withoutrailway, $50
REFERENCE:
James A Carbtrry,
Joseph T Cough, Rev B Dewolf,
Geo 5 Mattingley, John Dillahay,
and many others who have the prize in use on
their estates.
FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June 8. lS13-tfs .E0t.
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A gents $50 {" S75 rer month
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anted where; Teachers, Ladies'
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TnE Posr still continues to maintain
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The Cld,sf and Best Of The Needles"
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and 'rr'yfh'"g u an Interesting charac-
ter designed 10 Instruct and dmnse.
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y nited States Hotel,
800, 33l, & 1913 Penn Avenue.
WASHING TON, d.
M. III. BEAN, Prop .ictor.
Rates Reduced to ESQ a Day.

Two keep pace with The times, and NEE,
the wishes Of the travelling public the
Proprietor has decided TO reduce che price
OF BOARD and room TO $3.50 per day and.
Notwithstanding the low price charged h e
intends that the House shalt maintain
the sane reputation for comfort aud neat
ness, aud coed able. as heretofore.
BE- This Eoiel is within five minutes
walk ofthe Capital and principal Railroad
lierots. and cosveuien, to the Govern.
ment Departments and Offices.
Stree, Cars to all parts ofthe CITY
aud Georgets~n pass this aouse every
ave minutes.
Jas. "a. 1870 n.
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&c. and that he is now prepared to make or
repair the same 1T the shortest notice
Plain or ornamental painting, trimming.
&C., done in any style TO suit customers.
Blacksmithing Of all kinds also done with
neatness and despatch.
Having all the necessary materials for ma
king Collins and n Hearse to attend funerals
the undertaker's business will b. made a spe.
cialfy.
Ny study in the future, as in the past, will
be to please all my patrons and TO merit .hei.
confidence.
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Leona.dtcwn, Md.
Jan 81, ls15-ly.
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Phre illogical Journal

4 fsTst- Cio's Nt"sfGfSG Nag,sine, DerOtscio
Science, Luerd,uTc ana General
Intelligence.
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lQrS THE BALTIMORE 1O1S
1919 wEEkLy sun, 1910
4 First C7ass Eami,y Journal.

Nsrs llsviesitsvs cad Laersfsys GbmSi.ed,
Caessssied IN Exesliesrs aaa ekeapaesss
Ss5scrirsies Price Inekrsss1
Pessess Prepaid ss P.sissAsrs as.d free 10 al
sskseribsrs
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.
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50 Der wear; five COPIES, $3.50 each
Weekly, 81 per year: ten copies, 81 IS each;
twenty copies, 81 ~ each.
Jan ], 1872
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'.The very b~st ladies' uassxiEe publish
ed'-Seneca Falls IN y Courier.
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ESEABLfSHE1 IS rEARS!
The Saturday kveni,g Post.

With the coming C,n'enniai Year Ii.
Posr ~ill enter upon i's Fifty Sixth VOL
ume. This long recorsi. so uaif.rmly
marked With the spprob ssion aud e e.r,
Of the public. affords substantial pledge
for future confidence.
Our corps Of contributors has never
been stronger aud mere orthy Of i,s au-
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lis, furnishes tho best basis of promise fo-
the suturc:
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THOMAS 4. WITTY.
Late OF Chapel Point, Nd,
BURGESS & SCOTT.
TRUIrA AND GENERAL COUNTRY PRoprcr
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AO

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VIII give special attention to the sale Of
all Country Produce. Also. keep con-
stau,ly on hand = general assortment Of
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.,
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THE CENTENNIAL IN PEN & PENCl

The immense circulation Of Peterson
enables its proprietor 10 spend more none,
on embellishments. stories, So, &c, thar
any otter. 1t gives more for the moLey
nan any in the world. Its
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-12-18

Ez- A remarkable article called fish
-four has been brought forward in the
last few years. It is not yet manufac-
tured in any great quantity, as the ar
ticle is still new in the market, and con-
sequently there is no great demand for
it. The -four is prepared from dried
fish OF the first quality; it is thoroughly
dessicated, and then ground in a mill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-12-18

s< With what tender solicitude one
woman observes basting thread on
another woman's dress and picks it off.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-12-18

xz Tietens, the new French star,
says she is in love with America. That
is jolly. Well try to reciprocate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-12-18

xE- A plague has broken out among
the Fijians. and 10000 persons have
been swept away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-12-18
WITH CHILLI.

Chill has made reparation In the case Of the
wha.eship Good Return, seized without sumciens
hitherto denied her accountability. The denial
was never acquesced iH by this government, and
the Justice or the claim has been earnestly con-
tended for that IL has been gratifying that she
should have Acknowledged 1t. $50
, 1875-06-20

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON L QUINCY RAILROAD.
Deaots foot qf LakA-st. iudiaaa-av, and SixtesnMs
and Canal and 5t1tssAsts. 1iekss 0as<s, 50 Cd1rkF
4nd At dee1As.
, 1875-06-20

ST .. B. Traey {Allehl, NJ z, Soy. CT. Vloeroy,
Sir c. F. knapp. PENN, Y. I. First Lieutenant
sir G. Tucker &Maee.>, =. |. Second 11eutsnan@
Sir J. ]. French Oily, III. Or. keg'ssrar densTa1-
Sit r A. ulsdes {sieh.}, III. r. Ret Prelste:
Sir ]. Il. p1ummond {1a.>, III. Gr. High Chancellor
Sir l. Yonug {Pcnn.), III, CT. Prior.
Kir ". H. Mc1ihannsy IN. ~. Ill. Or. Chamberlain
Sir. ]. H. Willard (lnd} NJ. Or. Marshall
Sir. r, D. Smith HI.}. Ill Or. asandard-BeAfes.
Sir IT, D. Bean wy, III. Gr- Herald.
Sir G. E. BORDEN lAla.s} III. Captain OF tho Guarda.
PICNIC OF SOVEREIGN ,coxslsroAY.
Oriental Consistors, 32d deg, s; ?. H. j., viii
hold xhe:r annual basket picnic And enc4mrmont
On 81. John's DaY. Thursday, J une a. Ut Hishiand
Park, Trains leave Chicago Northwestern
Depot corner Kinzie and Canal streets, At $3.50 \.
No., and Wells Street Depot at 11:so sharp.
Tickets. 81 each, can be procured from metnbers
Of the Order, and at the train before starting.
, 1875-06-20

Talleyrand was, taken altogether, or taken
apart, queer man. He was born lame and bis
limbs were fastened to his trunk by an iron ap-
paratus. His strong pulse stopped 1T every
sixth beat, which be called rest Of nature, and
maintained that it answered tho purpose Of
sleep, 80 that h6 seldom went to bed before
o'clock in the morning and awoke at G. From
fear OF aooplexy he sat nearly bolt upright. the
bed being made 80 that he sank in the middle,
his, head and feet tloping upward. He never
read his letters until midnight, directed what
answers should be given. and bis aecresaries had
to write them Hhi1e he was sleeping. He uas
cut ont for night editor.
, 1875-06-20

bY Sir William Fraser for :E230, hAving been sold
by the same firm about twenty years ago, In
tho Penn collection, for f1s1 In the same sale
nero the nanuscript OF Dickens "Chfistmas
Calol." which WAS bought BY kr. Harvey fu1
E55. 4 aigned autograph letter Of Queen Eliza
beth to Henri ~. OF France. thanking him for
tha portrait he sent, aud closing With many pro-
fesslons Of friendship. s51. Two autograph let
ters Of Napoleon l., e34. Lord Nelson 70 Lady
, 1875-06-20

Kansaa CITY 1nd Donysr Fa4t Ex.
st. Louts and SprinRtietd Ex..-.
st. louis, Springfield + Texas. !.
Peotia, kaoxuk l. Burlington. ).
P:oeia, kenkuk + Eurlinx xtou-. =
Chicago 4 PaducAh Railroad Bx,
Strea<os, L4aeon. Washington Ex.
joliet i Dwight Accommodation.
, 1875-06-20

1uHL9IIkHI
Joseph po1dall, Grand Master.
J. II. KinkAid, Deputy Grand Msste4
Charlea Il, Mead, Gt1nd Warden
". G. Earl. Grand Secretary.
George D. Winchell, Grand TreAsuraz.
J. NJ. C1rter. Grand Representative.
J. E. Bel, Grand Representative
The ne1t session will be held in Cleveland
PENNSYLVANIA
The Grand Encampment is in q prosperous
condition, as proved BY the following statistics
taken from the annual report OF J. B. Nichol~
son, Grand Scribe
Number Of Patrarths 1t last report. 596
Number Of Pat1a1chs 1t present time. ,614
Px3d for re]jef Of Pntra1Eha. BG3. rs
Paid for relief Of widow1..............., 1l75.10
Paid for relief Of orphans. ns.,~.....,....,-., 60.oo
Paid for buryiuR dead 9,67l.O0
Total relief 65 769, IS
Annual receipts. 107 .73
Assets Of 6ubo1dinates. 26S ~ 80
The f0IInwinp .off1care uern afecfed and in
, 1875-06-20

1t tho recent meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF
Ohio. the Status OF tina Order in Ohio Uas TO-
, 1875-06-20
ONLY $3.50.

DR.. sWENGE1, Dentist, insert. tho best Gum Teeth
fur 81. bQ and warranted. Sttafzed Air cyeu Call and
see. Room Dore Block. N. W. st4ss aud MAdi-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-06-06
CHAPTER III.
PASSENGERS FOR snn11.BEAcn.

DR.. JAmes's letter had been received on Tues
day the following Monday, at about three
o'clock, on bleak and gray January afternoon,
Margaret, accompanied by her maid and terrier
dog, arrived at tho little way station of She'll
beach, and ascertainiug that Miss Spelman's
carriage had not arrived, walked into the little
waitingroom and to the air-tiRht stove, which
was, however, barely warm. Her teeth chat
tered, and abe stamped her, feet and rubbed
her handle the French maid followed, bearing
bag and shawls, shivering and casting forlorD
glances around her. The little dog alone
seemed in good Spirits and ran about, inquir-
ing into everything, and suufied suspiciousIy
at man who sat wrapped in q shawl, reading
book, aud at two small boys, who were par
taking of frost which they scraped of the
windows.
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lsroIng Star ana Catholic MESSENGER.

NEW oRLEA VI, SUNDAY. JUNE 1910.
doninp her mind of many anxieties on her
friends account.
while the answers to the letters written In
~ ;mnulsiye q manner are being expected with
some impatience, few words shooia % o"'u
on the history and circumstances OF mA'eAe'
Lester, about " HON good deal Is TO Do ~ri''en
in these pages.