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A NEW IDEA.-French journals state that
paper may be rendered exceedingly hard and
tenacious by subjecting the pulp to the ac-
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treated with the chloride, IL Is submitted TO
strong pressure, by which II becomes as
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ness varying according TO the strength of the
metallic solution. The material thus pro-
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ployed advantageously In the covering of
floors, and affords for a substitute for leather
in the manufacture of coarse shoes; it like
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mountines Of saws, and other useful articles.
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XEASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green & Williams, Aucts,)
No. 1901, northwest corner of 10th and ID streets,


WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES. UPHOL.
STERED IN STRIPED REP, (HEAVY CARY
I'D FRAME;l n. 7. TABLE: BRUSSELS CAR
PETS; WALNUT WHATN0TS; WALNUT
SIDE TABLES; CHR0MoS AND ENGRAV-
INGS; THEE PLY CARPETS: MORNING
GLORY STOVE. WALNUT FRAME OUNCE,
IPHOLSTERED IN STRIPED REP; IwAL-
Nut g: S ARM ROCKERS: MIRRORS;
BRUSSELS HALL CARPET. WITH STAIR
CARPET TO MATCH; WALNUT HAT RACK;
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE. DINING,
ROOM CHAIRS; REFRIGERAT0RS: Cook
TWO WALNUT MARBLE TOP CLIMBER
SUITES; THREE WOVEN WIRE sPRING
BEDS: THREE HAZE MATTRESSES; Pill
Lows AND BOOSTERS; WALNUT 3D.
BEpSTEApS: TOILET SUITES; BLANKETS
AND BEDDING: PAINTED STEADS, Blu
REACS AND STANDS; PARLOR STOVE;
CROCK cry AND KITCHEN UTENSILS;
SEWING MACHINE, (Howe manufacture
Also,
WRITING DESK AND CHAIR. USED IN THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED
STATES CONGRESS-
a On THURSDAY, November I s.h, ISIS. at
w 10 o'clock a. m, shall sell at the residence
IS OF gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
v2O Sd street northeast, between East Capitol
and North streets.
Those in want Of coed household Furniture should
not fail TO attend the sale the Furniture has been
taken care u and Is In excellent condition.
WASH. ID. WILLIAMS,
noyll cts lTrib. ,eo&dsl ACctfoneer.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets n. W.
CHANCEBy SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROP.
ERTI ON Y3TH STREET, NEAR STREET

NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
- 3d., in which William J. Sibley is complain
ant and Martha Z. Morgan ct 81. are defendants,
the 25th day Of October, 1875 at 80 O'Clock p m
all OF Lot 9, I'm Square No. 2S, having front of
forty nine 49, feet eleven llD inches 33th street
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fhird cash, aud the balance in
six, twelve and eigb.een months, with six per
for the deferred payments Endorsed TO the satisfac
ton Of the Trustee. A lien will be retained on the
Slo0 will be required at the time of sale If the
terms OF sale not complied with I'm v days, the
property will be resoid az the risk and Of the
purchaser. All cOnyeyanoing At the cost of pur-
chaser WIN. REDLE WOODWARD, Trustee.
octR eo6ds DUNCANSON BIOS, Aucts.
nnlil THURSDAY, 18th November, 1875, same
WM REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee.
rovll DUNCANSON BROS ,.Aucts
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u. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and n SITS northwest.
CHANCERY SALE VALUABLE UNIMPROyEI
REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON CONNECTICUT
AyENUE, BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS
NORTHWEST

= I
NORTHWEST.
Court of the District of Columbia, on the 4th
day Of November, 1873, in Q certain cause
vs.. Thomas II. Winston ct al ), and numbered, in
equity No. 2b73 the undersigned will sell at public
on SATURDAY, the goth day Of November, 1875,
all that certain piece or parcel OF ground lying in
known and designated on the ground Plat or plan
thereof lot lettered ID, in Harris and Grammer 8
(3l in square numbered ,ne hundred and sixty -four
(l64l.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
of thu purchase is TO be paid cash, and the
residue in three equal instaments, pay able respec
lively. I'm xix, twelve and eighteen months, with in
teTest from the date of SALE at the rate Of eight
centum per annum. until paid, for which are to be
executed the promissory notes of the purchaser,
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property deposit
of $50 will be required with the accepted bid, and
ell CONVEX aLcing is to be at the cost Of the pur-
chaser JOHN SELDEN, Trustee.
nov9 j. Z. OOLDWcLL, SaIesman.
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EASf TRAIN FOR CAFE MAY.

y HOURS AND 30 MINUTES WASHING
TON TO CAPE MAY
The PEEEsYLvANIAR RAILROAD COMPANY
has put on fsst ExpIess Train
iran Sa,n r1 ,hs 20 Cape May -
Leave Washington-1 As q. m, (tay Express,J
arriving at Cape May at D. u.
Leave washingtoD-s 90 N. 4 Limited Express)
arriving AT Cape MAY ct D. N.
On Limited Express an extra seat fare Of Sl.75 II
charged betxeen W ashin gton and Pr il.ssiphia.
ID. N. BOYD, JR.,
tyeu General Passenger Agent.
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~ Z U & TIE ELS Al L
~ TiEE SALE
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
Fairfax COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
SEVEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON, D. c.

Fairfax COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
SEVEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON, D. c.
LIer O. No folio s5 one Of the land records Of the
s si party VIM
se II .n'
Sn the r IF and
miles from Washington, d; O., and six miles from
Mil, and Dwen % tventS four acres OF Lsnd Sit
plenty Of Fruit, &c.
Terms Of sale, conformably to q deed Of trust, as
together with expenses Of sale, IL Cash; and the
balance In two equal annual paymspts, bearing in.
on the premises. All expenses Of conveyance to be
at the cost Of the purchaser. deposit OF one hun.
d the S he to ri forss s
sale are not complied with In five days after SALE
nov3-lOt" ALFRED w. POWELL, Trustee.
THOMAs DOWNING, "
the old stand Sf Laimsr css4y
Southwest corner ofPennsyiyanis avenue and It'll ST
TRgsTEEs SAL. SALE OF NEW Two:sToEY
soNT aSb Also As SIDE E EoT
- By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated April
n, folio $50 and iiber 7ss folio iss, and upon the
request Of a. O. Richards, James A. McDeritt and
A. d. V. Burr, trustees OF the Eagle Company "a
jont stock association) Of the city Of Washington,
D. O., will expose for sale. at public auction, in
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, November
sns and in p said City
of Washington and known as lots numbered twenty
one and twenty two. in Van Hooks and Metcaifs
recorded subdivision Of square numbered ga, front
ing OIL 9th street east.
Terms of sale: Six hundred dollars cash (of which
one hundred viii be required down time Of salej;
the balance in mOni hly instalments Of S35 per
month, with interest and deed OF trust taken to
cure deferred payments. Terms of sale 10 be COM
piled with within five days from day of sale, other
wise the Trustee the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the 6efautng purchaser, by giving
week notice Of resale by advertising In some
newspaper published in said city. AL coEYeyanc.ng
at cost Ut purchaser:
JOHN J. DERMODY, Trustee
oct9 lawts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RAT MEETING OF THE EAGLE COM
PANY held on Monday, Nov. 8, 1878, it was agreed
to postpone the sale Of the above property
rniil WEDNESDAY, November IL, ISIS, at the
same hour. and to change the terms of sale to one
fourth cash, and the baiace In g. II and Is months,
with interest. ID. ". BURR, Secretary.
J. J. DERM0DY, Trustee
nov9,l3&l THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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MARRIEn.

TREMBLY-HAMILToN At the residence o
the brides parent, Thursday, November llth, ISIS
by the Rey. DR.. Stevenson, Leslie n. TRENBiy, o (
" sshns ton, ID. O., and ANNA J. HAMILTON, of
baltimore, Nd.
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VNHOMAS DOwLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer Il Cieary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania av enue and llth st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
ENI0MTOWN, WITH COMFORTABLE RESI-
es By virtue of trust, dated August 2l,t, 1873 re-
Hi corded in Liber No 72S, foho 5O) viii sell, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of November, 1875, at
Az O'Clock p m. Lots 224, Us, 257 aud 25S, on the
rlats and Plan of Uniontown, with the improve
meLts thereon, comfortable frame house. The
property fronts rs feet on Pierce etreet, between
Washington and Jackson streets and Lot 225 fronts
"a feet on Washington street. near Pierce st.
Terms OF sale $1,000, with interest from February
2ls 1875, at 10 per can't, and the expenses of SALE in
cash; residue in equal payments at six and twelve
trust. All convey apcing and recording at Durchs.
ser's pense. $50 deposit when proJ erty is struck
of. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
$500 will be loaned to the purchaser at 10 per cent,
half yearly, il desired. Rows dts
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AUCTION SALES
This AFrERNOON.
Federal BUILDINGS corner n and streets n "

r Il. WABEER,
Federal Buildings corner Il and 1PV streets NV.
II 5s9s4a
g. Ap!oIEEp By arRisiSAApSSv AND TH II
AsS EAS Ls4s hHNtAGIks l. r4 fENWfsk,
bfRB To On As THi E9R THH PsAF AH6
= 81 virtue Of deed q trust, dated April I, A.
H.: sss: s :is s sna fils
q i spd !. sss in the IE
5 isl 8 Y IS; sss;:%s;s
s.s e. ns "a II. =
NJ g.ns:S :. Tia. ssrs
essd s sossn, 4san IL a 'ssnss
perches ma9s or ,s R degrees: east i've 90
the Ds ns me- er sRs
railroad; thence north forty two and half tssXI
nfs VI. ies . :ssee esnSsmnsl
1 ne to @uivision fence formerly put up between
nee WIN fence Dsrts tssniy tSrss
sss eee: Sns hundred and thirteen lf perchos and
SIT, n .ss and ausr.sr degree: west fcrty
70 the division line separating this land from the
i:ps dGn 1 :Sd held ~ NJ
s'Sns 60 and ssesslninE MY
thirty three Is0 perches, sad 70 one Mans1rs By
DenJamn Fenwick, in deed dated September rs
1894 and lots numbered 9, -, II, a. in square );
lots and Us In square 5; lots %, a. o. 80 a. 25 IS
"Iyy City, u
Terms: o. 900 with interest At 70 per cent. per an
mum from April 1875 to day of so&s, and ex penses OF
sale In cash, less S225 paid account and the bal
ance at six and twelve months with interest from day
SALE secured by deed Of trust the property sold
ESQ as deposit will be required ct time OF sale Ali
conyeyanciDg at expense of purchaser. If terms of
sale are not complied with in ten days from day of
sale the Trustees reserves the right resell the
properly 81 the risk and cost Of the defaulting BUR-
chaser alter ten days advertisement
GEO W. sTICKSEY Surviving Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE Of the VALUABLE SQUARE
SIS. WEST, AND AND I SITS. NORTH, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. @.
"A. ID. ISIS, duly recorded in Liber No. 739, folio
= SCI one Of the land records for the District of
will .e al public auction, in fron of the premises
on TUESDAY, November 16, lS5, at O'clock D.
one l9l, in the city Of Washington, in the District
Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest at eight Per cent Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property. A de-
post of one hundred dollars required at day of SALE
II terms are not complied with in one week the
Trustee will resell, at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. All convey aucing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM 4. GORDON, Trustee.
now n n.st
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A LEXASDKIA AND WASHING TON Il. h.
ALKxANpRIAANDF RGpERIrKsBuRG E Il

a LEAAhDkIA AND WASHING TON K. h.
ALEXANDRIAASD FREDERICKSBURG z g.,
COTsa a. b and Sizt1 S.1ests.
Local train leave for Alexandra follows: 6, Z,
E, 10, IL a. In; l, 3, a, 8, q, D. m; and
z Q: M, and 1 aud p. N. daily, eli other trains
daily except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandria 81 follows: O., =,
3, 10, an; I. 3, 4, ST. and pm: The 8,
daily. ell other trains daily except sunday.
Trains fo- the Virginia Midland road leave WASH
1ngton daily q; IS a. and o. =. N.
O. n. and 4 p m connect with trains on Wash
ireton and Ohio e Il
SREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves ashingtOu :3s N. daily tSSunday
Through ticke 70 6il points SOutb and Southwest
Ter sale 81 Offices 18th street and Psnnsyya-
nis avenue, and corner 6h street and PenusyIvauia
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage TO be checked ct all hotels and residences
through to destination. d. n BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger gent.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General supf.,
lanl-d Baltimore, Md.
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NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
TO BALTIMORE, PHILApELPHiA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLIND
.. STATES.
,,,,,oEEWY YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equi pmunt on this line Il new and of the most
elegant and improved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT gas A. NJ. Is PULL
MAN PhhLOR OAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On ana eiter September 18Th, ISIS, trains by this
line will leave depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 9th and streets, as follows:
7:i3 am. Express for Philsdelphi New York
and D ints Kest daily, except Sunday.
9.23 an Limited Express-Pullman Car Train
Tor Phistelrhia, New York and points East
daily except sunday.
HIS NJ. Express for Philadei 3hia and New York
a:30 N. Elk press for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
9:oe m. Express for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS on sIl Day Trains
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Night Trains.
Tickets AID information can be procured at the Of
Baggage c5lled FOR and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences orders Left at the Offices Of the
company, northeast corner 18th street and Pennsyl
wanna avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyl.
vAnia syence and 6th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
RoAD, corner Gin AM streets; povn
General Passenger Agent, Phil.d phia, Pa.
GEORGE G. WILKINS,
febl Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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lO4S CHEAT uO9S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

1919 CHEAT uO8S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave as follows:
Wsshington..... Z. 90 q. m. Baltimore s:23 o. N.
- as g.. m I" Ills .. N
- o: SO p. IN. s:lOp. N.
The GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROCrE,
With elegsnt Scenery, Palace State room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundrsd miles saved to Western and Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHISGTOH 70 the WEST and
North without change.
Tickets b this route can be procured at the Of
ices, corner CT lth street and Pennsy snia avenue
and corner Of 9Th street snd Penn5yl auia avenue
under NatiOBal Hotel, where reliable Information
Will be given az all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
eecure accorllno5s ions IN Palace Cars for Chicago,
Pittsburg AMI Rochester.
D: NJ. DOYD, ia, Gent Passeu ger Agent,
marl6 ly Phiistetphta. Pa.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND eHIO RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME, NOVEMBER 4, 1875.
Am. LEAVE EAsHlNGTON
3:0o-Baltimore and Way Stations.
Breasfas aS Il Msrt Gsts East k1fhEs'.
7:0o-Baltimore and Way Stations
7I5-POint Of Rocks and W az stations
ssId Way Stations 70 Point OF Books.
s:eo-EEw foSE ESISfs..
-Batimore and Way Stations.
BsseTstoxn and Way siasi6sn', to PED
ann mont, via Mstropolitsl Branch.
alioo-Bsliimore and Way Stations.
iIO-HEw YORK EXPRESS. 1870 p m. on Sun
5:So-B.ITINoRT ESPREss' storpipS AZ anra,.
AID AID eenHeetins :, Delay Tor FIedsrick and
'F Es4Sti F PSIqt q Rsss
ststicns VIZ MetropoIissn Branch ne way
ASSoo -66si more, annapolis and Way Stations.
T:30-Ba;imUre and Way Stations
T:40-PITIsBCRs FAST ExPREss
t20-BALIINORE ExPREss.
e:$5-BaiimOre and principal Way Stations.
8i;SO-sT LoTIs FAsT IMPRESS:
40; 90 800 an, l:1O, 4;43, 1880, $40,
5;so : N iiIs , q; daily, except Monday.
800 iso. PM dai IT, s ssSl
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION FOR WASH
$50, s;IO els am 1880, 500, Gas, SIS
40 NJ. daily to W Washington only.
$50, 3:So, 1880 en-, $40, $50, $50,
No connection on Sunday for HaRerstown, An
nspolis, stsuntCn or Valley Branch, nor for New
York and Philad. pbia at 800 a "a. aud no pm.
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
4sS Penn lyanis avenue, " here orders viii be
taken for hsggase 10 be checked and received at
point in the cisy. THOS. Il SHARP.
Master OF Trans pOrtation.
l.. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. hcONTZ, Gensrai Agent. novl-tf
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ssT h NJ h ""
The best Juvenile Magazine published. especially
Tor ySIne sh,lsrsn' spd nIsy nqs,Tn.ed 1870
number; 8 l0 year. Sold NJ the
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT,
9Th and streets, the sreet Central Periodical Book
and Stationery Score Of Washington. oetn-lm
IN THE eUPRHMH oouRr OF THE pIsrRIor
OF COLUMBIA.
Odokp, l0S-Speoai ToM.
JAMES l.. BAkBorn e al. vs.. JOHN W. Vas HOOK
etsl., 1904, 70. Doc; u
On oonsiderstioS Of the ssIoFt Of the Trqstee on
sScners Of the Ereslnans eayines and trust Coa-
Iany, Il is this Eth day Of October, ly, ordered b.
the Court thst sid report and sale BE- and the
are hereby, ratified and conhrDed, unless causs 90
the contrary thereof Be shown on q 6sfore the sssh
ss;sm Sss sosyHs PIX 4siss s' e:ss, &c.
rs TIE sUPRIMECogArSfrHE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Gr'rsr w Sost L !, : ~ y e. W. W. p o. nra
On consideration Of the Rsoeivers' report u sels
Of the euarry lands asd IN unauarTts4 aonss Nth
The IerRetua rshs % Su,vsy ths 80. the Yors1on
q land lnovn = tns <O@sc 0c.lesy CO. ass's "a.
ss iss .ss y - q sac "a %
VII eDDssr ssd &c sclfSed q nd relsrt T. = this
a6ih day q 0oeot A. d. lS oroered teef the eas
made end reDorded ey setd neceavers y ne ~
81, r ssssey sss fSS @ or sos. ss
Ss.h das o. xossaaber, ISIS.
TIE s.vst states The seo9rs q ne e q
A@xocyy=I nHIos, Clerk. -...
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, SeptembeK 21, ISIS, same hour and
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~ THE PURCHASES OF THE ABOVE DE-
scribed property having failed to comply with the
terms Of said sale made September %, 1875 shall
resell! the same at public auction, the premises,
on SATURDAY, November 18th, 1875, at 4 O'Clock
p m, at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
novld j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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e. THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, on
a.coupt of the rain, until MONDAY, November
10th, ISIS, same hour aud place.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee.
noyi-th,s,tu j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
IRapntlicAn.fW mi
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Of Pennsy ana avenue and lth 81
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vhfleyana.

There is nothing that will turn a woman
SO quick as the back breadth OF a passing
womans dress.
After the LIST of November "No license
will be the law In Daubury. and we presume
the Opera house audiences will not be dis
tnrbed by people going out between the acts
TO look at the national debt.
One Of our citizens coming by the depot
late Saturday night heard groanS proceed
ing from near the buildi ng. Searching around
he found a Ian lying on the walk, and act
ing as If i'm great pain.
whats the matter" he asked.
81 am dying" gasped the man. LEND me
a dollar?''
The citizen hurried on.
The father who paints his front fence be-
fore putting up the parlor stove. does not de-
serve To hove "A daughter. He is too tupid
A Danbury parent observed 10 his W lie on
81 must have that fence painted this
week"
why, pa" hastily said his daughter.
You must wait till cold weather before you
do it,"
"An' why wait till cold weather."
$50 the flies won't get on the paint" W as
the thoughtful reply.
"A friend went into Colonel IS Office,
the other morning, and bustling up 10 the
stove, observed: "God. Amt IL cold?" and ne
looked at the colonel. The colonel also look
ed al him, but made no motion OF recogni-
tion- The friend acted embarrassed aud i'm
mediately took his leave. This morning he
met the colonel in his own Office.
Colonel" he said, "why didn't you say
somethi3g when 1 spoke TO you the otner
swered the colonel. You said " God. Amt il
cold?' and when man asks the Almighty a
question he Is not supposed to care for out
side interference"
The friend stared at the colonel, but the
colonel was in earnest and looked back at
him without weakening. 1t was a capital
rebuke OF detestable habit.-DdabHy Netbs.
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EVENING STAR
IHURSDAY......O October M. Iszs.
AurTUTN n.


. The eoid.n CLEAN Il an Autumn d.y.
Wi, . the soft rain raining Is II in plAT
And tenoer touch upon everyfhiLg.
hs II Autumn remembered the days OF Sprins
IN the listening woods there is not breath
To shske their COLO 10 the sxard beneath.
tId q glow A. q sunshine NJ bon thsm lie.
The cocks clear crow from the bsrnyard comes,
4 he muffled bell from the belfry booms,
And faint ana dim, and from far ssay,
Come the voices Of ohilsren In happy play.
Der the mountains the white rain draw, it's ven,
And the black rocks, cswing, against them sail,
While nearer the svoopinR swallows skim
U er the steel gray rivers fretted brsm.
No sorrow upon the Landscape weighs,
No grief for he vanished summer days;
But senee 81 peaceful and oalm repSss
Like that which age In lie Autu mn Knows.
The Spring time lonetugs are past aud ne
he passions a Summer no longer are knOwe,
The harvest II gathered and Autumn stands
Serebely thoughtful with folded hands.
Over all is thrown Q memorial hue
glory ideal the real ne 'er tnew.
For memory Sits from the past its pain,
And suffers lite beauty alone remais
With half Q smile and hslf Q sigh
IL ponders the past that hs, buried By:
Sees u a. ftei- ~, and loves IL all.
Content it has vanished beyond recall.
O glorious Autumn, TINS serene,
Thus living and loN ing al that has been
Thus calm NJ cHntented let me be
When the Autumn Of a.. -hall come Co me.
B.acttrnos's Mas7-'as.