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THE FRENCH have recently been improv-
Ing the marching OF their soldiers. nc was
found That during the celebrated flank move
ment OF MacMahon's army from Chaloas
the nIst corps only accomplished fourteen
miles In two days, when the s.grand armyn
In 1905 went from Boulogne to the Rhine in
thirty days. The question of marching re-
solves itself proportionately into a matter OF
legs: Englishmen and Germ aas according
TO the London Times, have ge 1erally legs
Longer than they ought TO ha We a proportion
10 their height, while the lexs O. Frenchmen,
on the contrary, are, as q rule, shorther than
tney should be. Taking ther sfore, men OF
the same height, IL was urged nat French
men ought TO take shorter PAGES than Eng
lishmen or Germans. On the other hand.
those who advocated leng thening the pace 10
preference 10 raising the "caience,n con-
tended that a short man will get over the
ground more quickly and with less fatigue
by taking long and only moderately quick
pace, rather than q shorter aud very rand
one; and they pointed out that the inhaf1it-
ants OF mountainous countries, who are gen
orally excellent walkers, employ a long.
slow step, because experience has taught
them that by SO doing they will progress
with The least fatigue. The counsel OF these
latter have prevailed, and hence the great
improvements noticeable In the recent
marching OF the French infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

MADEIRA Nut SCENT-CAsEs.-For these
bright little affairs, two large, fair Madeira
nuts or English walnuts are required. Halve
them carefully by forcing the points OF your
scissors into the soft end. Scrape the inside
perfectly clean, heat q hair pin red hot In a
small holes opposite each other at each end
OF the shell; varnish with gum shillac dis
solved in alcohol, then set them in q warm
place Till perfectly dry. Make a bright COL
ored sllk Dag three inches and O half square,
with hem at one end and place for draw
tances, little way above the unhemmed
end; run thread round that edge, draw IL
up tight, and finish with a little bow. Form
tee other end into bag by running narrow
ribbon into drawing hem. Last of all, set
a tiny bow at the top Of each shell, and MI
the bag with cotton wool sprinkled thickly
win sachet powder. A tiny glove or bon bon
q Madeira nut, treated In q similar manner,
piercing them with holes In the middle as
wei as top, and tying them together with
very narrow colOred ribbon. OF course thew
hold only q very small pair OF gloves.
HE BLEW IN THE MUzzLK OF Hrs Gun
Sharles ROBERTS. aged about l6 years, son of
George Roberts, living near Fordsville; In
this county, accidentally shot himself on
last wednesday morning, and died from the
started to his brothers. TO get q saddle and
TOOK his gun with him to shoot q hawk.
When found he was still conscious and aaid
he put his foot on the hammer TO blow In
and see IL the gun was loaded, and his foot
slipped off before he got the muzzle to his
head. IL IL supposed that he attempted to
nref and the gun had snapped or the cap
Herald. ''-S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

ourdt all day looking at the. watermelon
stands and lemonade booths so longingly
that toward evening 1 returned him his
be less In the future. think he took my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

1Of Dedham, Mass, man WHIP recently
died from starvation the Boston Traveiler
says; he LEFT q wife and nine children. the
youngest child being born on the very dav
that the father died."
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

yano tot YOU n ~ &c Il - Ia hNhNOE
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
BUY USEFUL ARTICLES
FOB TIE
LIDAYS.
LADIES CLOAKs, $500
sHAWLs, $500, worth sc 90.
CAMELs HAIR sHAwLs, al prices.
BRoCHE sHAwLs, all pricee.
SILK MUFFLERs. cheap ano elegant.
LINEN HAEDkEROHIkFs. cents.
GLOVES in great variety.
HOSIERY AND 6EDERwEAR very ehe.p,
BLACK SILKS, eI 90 per yard.
BLACK CAsHMEREs, 65 cents per yard.
FULL ASS JRTMKsT DRESS GOODS, NJ sk
er yard and upwards.
VERYTHING CHEAP FOR THE Roll.
DAYS
y. G. WIsWALL a co,
dec22r No. 40 TIN street. near Pa eve.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
~ Pads, SerRes, q as hmere and Alpzcas n the
cheapest store 10 the city, CONNOLLY n, Sos stb
sueet, opposite fstsnf once Janll+r
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RRODHEAD & co.
OFFER AT THEIR
BRANCH STORE,
1908 STREET.
BETWEEN 1879 18Th STREETS,
GOLD sTAADl
LYONS BLACK SILK, 81 andup.
BEST PRINTS, Sc
WAmsUTTa BLEACHED COTTON, I3Se.
CANTON FLANNEL, So. and up.
eWISs MUSLIN, I21Io. and CD.
TARLETABEs, 7Oo. and up.
KID GLOVES, Button, bOc. l.. Dob lot.D
BID GLOVES, Button, Use, Dob IotD
KID GLOVES, Button, 81 IS, 1al eolorsD
FULL LINES OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY,
UNDERWEARAE AND EoTI0Ss,
At CORRESPONDENCE Low PRICES.
!asl3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
sSI PENNSYLVANIA AyIsUK.
Just received and nov opening q fun line o.
GOODS FOB EVENING WEAR.
In Light silks. Grapes. TuIles. orsanAi.. o.n..
Shsmbrys, Muslin OYerdresses and TarIetsps
dresses -~
Thread Lace Flounoes, Cspes and sashes
Cashmere and Spanish Laces.
Evening Costumes IN silk
81 Our customers will nbd our stock IN this linz
varied and attractive daring the season a. we are
daily making additions.
H-one Price, from " hich no change viii be msse.
JOHN r. mircHKLk.
jsnl3i2t eS1 Pennsylyau1s svenus
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N O { A G @ |.
Prior 20 taking our annual inventory, ve will, for
THIRTY DAYS ONLY offer our
ESTIkk sroSh OF pRf GOODS at A MERE

Prior 20 taking our annual inventory, ve WILL for
THIRTY DAYS ONLY. offer our
EETIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT MERE
N0MIHAL PROFIT,
Inciuolng nve cases Genuine " smsutta COTTON
fiye cases best CALIC0ks, all the best Goods
tnst are made AZ SC, &C., &C., SC.
Three Gases best Gray and Black Prints, reduced
Three cases BIEAtafD COTTON, equal 70
Fruit OF the Loom, 81 loo, l0c loo.
Forty pieces sCOTCH MIXED PLAlDS, IN sesI
Five bal,s USBLEACHkD COTTON, AZ cents.
Two cases Double Width BLAUk ALPACAs, &C
BLACK oAsHMEREs.
how BED need to------------.---.----...lee
shW ..---...-.-.--.--. ~
-------.... 70
o.
BLACK MOHIIRs.
&c. Nov Reduced to..----.....---.....-.... %
.-.-..--.-.---... "
BLACK ALPPHOAs. >"
&C. Now Reduced to........--..-...--.-.-.. 80
~
1889. 81
THE BALANCE OF OiUii9iT i CzRPETiis WE
WILL CLOSE 0UTATA BOUT COST
AL BLANkETs AT COsT, from 81 s., o., sac,
Twenty dozen FELT SKIRTS, reduced 70 Sc.
q. VI TOWSON a CO.
Jans eotr $50 PKNNsfLkANIA-AVKNU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

SUPERB BLACK GROs GRAIN sILk, sl So:
- magnificent Black Velvet 81 AZ the chesp
store in the city, CONNOLLY ), COS On street,
opposite Patent on e. Janli-fr
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HARD TIMES AND HARD PRICES.

500 yards Of the very best CALICO,sI
$50 ards OF the very best plain BLACK
CALICO @
100 ards Of coed UNBLEACHED COTrON,s
SO ards OF yard wide UEBLEACHED cor
TON,6[
9OysTds OF yard wide BLEAOHED COTTON TX.
$50 yards Of ward and q qusrter vide
BLEACHED COTTON, ~
50 yards Of two and q quarter vide sHKKrISG
COTTOS, Is.
CARRIERS, T0T Market Space.
All Of our plaid DRESS GOODS at cost, Is, 81, r.
All our BLACK CASHMERE At cO.t, 81 al IS V
All our d, uble wlotr BLACK ALPACA al cost rs .
All OF BLACK SILKS 81 cos, rs, 81 7g, a..
al OF our eHAMLs and BLANK ETS ct cost,
al5 O. ~ and $40
eco yards Yer. m BLEACHkD DAMAsK, On.
SO Yards Of the best feather OF Bof Bed Tick H
Good TowelsT all lined Il 4 kchiefs, s JanII tr
MERIN0 UNDKBwEAR greatly reduced I'm
WI price in order TO close large stOcf, az
the cheapest store in the city, CONNOLLY - Sos
9Th street, opposite Patent once anil In
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The Profits on Gas.

The gas question is frequently discussed
by our exchanges of other cities. The enor-
nous profits that have been harvested by
gas companies have not failed to attract the
attention OF consumers, and the cost ami
proflts OF gas have been carefully and accu-
rately calculated. We have before us a brief
article from the st. Louis Times, showing
that the profits OF the st. Louis Gas Light
less than five millions of dollars, while the
actual capital invested in the company
never exceeded forty thousand dollars. The
enormous disproportion between investment
ard return Is thus seen at q glance. The
Times, to show how these gains accumulate
takes the official statement of the Pittsburg
Gas Company, showing the distribution Of
nine thousand cubic feet OF gas for each ton
rails and their cost at St Louis. We give
this table as OF interest To make nine thou
sand feet of gas there are required:
One ton OF coal (at st. LOuis) .........e5 90
One Dushel OF lime. ....................... p
Interest on 81 ,oOo, 900 capital at per cent 90
IS 80
Two bushels of coal produce three bushels
OF coke, the works consuming one half of the
production. The remainder is sold in ST.
Louis at the rate OF twelve cents per bushel
So, for each ton OF coal carbonized the COM
pany realizes $40, and to this is added the
price of coal tar. Deducting $3.50, the pro-
ceeds of coke and tar, we have the cost of
manufacturing nine thousand feet of gas I'm
st. Louis reduced to $50, while the consum-
ers pay for that amount OF gas 1925 The
rate in St. Louis is % per thousand; while
the actual cost TO the company is q fraction
less Than sixty four cents per thousand, thus
giving profit of s251 for every thousand
Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
MADEIRA NUT SCENT-CAsEs.-For these
nuts or English wainuts are required HaIve
them carefully by forcing the points OF your
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My stock must Doe CLOSED ont, and viii give
NV cn,tuurr. l'etir' bargains than ever uRrrci
before MRS. {. M'iEAN.
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(ENrAUR
INIMENTS,

The lame can he healed aud the wounded
made whole. Wcnow know lust what The
Cehiair Ltumeht will do. They will nor
menu broken bones or cure Cancer, but
they VIII extract soreness, alldy pain, cure
rheumatism ana 4 large: range OF flesh.
bone aud muscle ailments than any article
ever before discovered
Scientific skill caunot 20 beyond the et
fccts of these remarkable Preparations
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM of many years
standing, Neuralgia. Weak-Back, Fever
sores. Wceping-SincwS, Sciatic1, Caked-
Breasts. Distorted Joints aud Sprianed
Limbs ofthc worst kind are cured by The
White Centaur liniment
III VIII destroy the pain and heal without
scar all ordinary Burns and ~calds 1t
viii extract the poison OF Bites and Stings,
and the frost from fiozan Limbs. Its
very cfiicacious 10. Ear-ache. Tooth.ache
Itch AMI Cutancous Eiuptiun~.
Mr.. Josiah We>tlake, OF Mary.yille, o.,
writes
For years my rheumatism has been so
that have been unable To stir from the
house. The hrst three bottles o, Centaur
IlnlTcnt enabled me t. walk without my
crutchcs AN mcnding rapidly. | think
your Liniment simply marvel
I. IL. Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie,
Mo-, says:
"CeDtaur Eminent sells better and gives
tue best satisfaction Of anything in the
market"
Whatthc Cen,aur Linimcnt Ia, done for
others 1t viii do tOI you. It il reliable, aud
It Is cheap.
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The Yellow Centaur Liuiment

is worth il weight in gold To owners Of
horses and mults,
This l. nimrnt has cured more SpraiBei,
~Weenied, Ring-boLcd az Called Horses IN
three year than have al the farrier, IN the
country IN an age. lts effect ar simply
wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands Of
certificates A. strong A. the following
My horse was lame for "A wear with afet.
lock wrench. All remedies utterly failed
TO cure and considered him WORTHLESS. ur-
II. commenced to use IeutaHr iinimrnt
which rapidly cured him hearth, re,om.
mend II. CREW. GEO. W. FERRIS.
Nannrvilie, SchDharic Co., y !. ."
Dear sirs-l have used your tentaur
Eminent in my family and lind IL to he OF
great Nllie. Please send He two dollars
worth, one for thc mules and horses.
RILEY NlCkLE~.
- ais station, Wyoming Co, Pa
1t makes very little difference what the
ca,e l.. whether ii be Wrench, ~prain, P0ll.
INiI> RinghOne, Scratche~ or Lameres- OF
any kind. the effects are the -imc. Livery
men, stage prOprietofs. Farmers. Sc., should
never be without the yellow 'cntaur Linz
mCnt. II i sold every whcre, and warrant
ell ia it. cfe Is
Laboratory Of !. u. ROSE a 90
A. llLi 81. MN OEk.
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II j. mistake TO suppOse that CsstOria /.
not adapted 10 grown persons a. well a-
Children. They only need To- increase the
quantity. But chi.Gren have 50 many com.
plants Tor which ta,toIiI j. adapted Ike
Wind Cole, sour stomach, v 0ri~. letter.
Ieething and Group, that il j. specially
recommended for them.
IT. elects are more certain than CASTOR
OF. II contains no alchOhoi aud H. a pleas
ant Ia take a. honey. II never grippe BY
regulating the stomach and bowel, the Cas-
tpii2 Goods the blood. expcl, worms and
prevents fcyrri-hness, QUicts the nerve, and
produces health-thcn vi course children
cJn sleep in quiet aud mothers can rest.
astoria j. recommended by all physicians
AMI muses. who have tricd ii. and il is lIay.
Ing RAPIDLY increasing sale. its prepared
with great care after the recip" OF DR.. sam.
uel Pncher, OF Mas, At the Laboratory OF
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