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A BULLDOG PREVENTS a WoNAS FROM
BEING RESCUED FROM DEATH.-A mon
slTous thing happened at Raleigh, ". g..
Monday morning, in which a bulldog fought
people who tried 10 rescue an idio;ic woman
rom IRE which was consuming the houSe
IN which she had been placed for 50 Z. Keep
lIg. Mary Ann Dolsn was the daughter of
Fat Doian, proprietor OF the COLLEGE hotel
she was an idiot, and was kept in a sort of
coop in an clubhouse used as a kitchen. Sae
was twenty-five years OF age. The cook hist
gore out, leaving the door fastened and the
idiot In her coop. In some way or other "A ire
broke out, but the woman might have been
saved had not big and ferOcious bulldog
stationed himself before the door and fought
the nremen like fiend. as If really possess
cd by the devil. II was IN vain that TIE tnep
attempted TO enter the place; IL was impoSSi-
bic 10 DO so. the dog would not badge ey-
cept To snap and fly at the firemen. The idiot
woman seemed exalted or frenTied by the
hre, and danced and sang The Prettiest lit
tie Girl in the Country" at the top OF her
voice, and as gaily as possible. Afier the
names were extinguished II was found that
both her legs were bIrned of, and nothing
remained of her head save the brains.
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& GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RkAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE r, BE.
TWEEN AZ AND GIN STREETS SOUTH
VEST, CONSISTING OF kLEGANT Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING AND BACK
BGiLDiNG, WITH MODEM IMPROVE.
- BY virtue of a de ed of trust. dated sy 2lstA
~ ID. ISL and duly recorded in hber No. Isl, To-
lao I'D eft seq, Of the land records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the
cured theT.ty. will SELL public auction. in front
OF the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on THURS.
DAY, December $50, A. ID. his, ~ 4 O'Clock o. IN 8,
AL that certain piece lot of ground situate ani
being in the city Of a-hi ngton District VI Column
0is. ana known lot numbered forty i've, AS &C
cordi' to Fred X A BUs~eli's subdivision of east
bered t2l) aud 1917 in square numbered four hun
DIRE aud ninety hye, 1885, as said subdivision Is
daily recorded in The Surveyors office of said city
and District i'll H. ID. Cooke" folio lsS, together
With he in improvements thereon.
Toms of sale: OGe-t hird cash, (Of which : 100
as, be paid a. time of sale and the bala ia
twelve AID eighteen months, in equal payments, to
be secured by purchaser notes, bearing eight per
cent Interest from day of sale until paid and deed
recording Al cost. Ii terms Of sale
not cCmTli lied with IL six days after sale the Trus-
tee reserves the right 10 resel at and cost Of
WEI +. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
decll dts No. 1921 street northwest.
EFTHE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed 10 conpy wi Nh, terms OF sale, the
property will be resod at his risk and cost On rs
DAY, March l4th. 1876, at same hour and place.
MARI dts VINE HOLTZMAN, Trustee
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New Helps to Holy Lent. By Bishop Huntington
Some W eek Days % Lent. williamson.
headings for Every Day IN Lent. Miss SeweIl.
Dear Flash Of ent; Rosary for Lent, and other De-
vOtiCDal Books.
The Anna ShiPton Series. In paper and CLOTH
EoS IL study the Bible. BY - l. Moody.
For sale by WI. BALLANrYNE.
ma'Sfr AIS 9TH street.
NEW PUBL lCATIOES.-Lite, Letters and Jour-
" as II Geo ge Tick nor, 2 vols; Is. The Un-
seen World, by Jrha Fiske; e.. Memorial ributs
10 p ! Morse Win finc steel engrsyings; eS. Songs
a. tuLE b. the mpton StC3tHt.; ACC. The Bible
Word Book, BY SurntOa; 81 French Political
Leaders, by ed: King; 81 20. s lect English Evan
ge'lst, tie Spectator, edited by Habborton: 81 A
Marriage IN hgh Life, By Feuillet, paper; 7sc The
ssMe In NeiInm, 81 :5 and cloth bindings, o. 50.
The Great Diyile-Travels in the Upper Yellow
s,o2s, b, the Sa,l Of pun,syen; 81 So The Ourste
Lord Luton; zoe. New Helps to a Holy Lent, BY
Bishop Hunt eton; 80. Memoirs of DR.. Mott,
by ssntwood Lewis; 81 Duluth, by Judge J.
Proctor Mott; Toe At
SOIOMONS e. CHAPMAN'S,
Agents for Lawrence = " Pure Linen" Papers,
marl-tr gil Penn. ave-. bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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This elegant fire proof Hotel Is now open for the
reception 81 guests II contains 325 rooms, replete
with al modern i'm prov eInsutS. NIitOTs to Phila
dslphis VIII Nowhere meet with better accommJda-
lions or more reasonable rates.
febl-tu &f-3m r. o BOOTHBY, Msusser.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
VsOI sgtsH NEW WORN. pa PS6 PAmaSGs
Al this Establishment e. be found all
the eIoellencies known T. modern hotels OF the
highest grade.
Its loCatiOR is the most desirable IL the city,
being in 8 heal .hfui and Charming nsigubOrhcoa,
and within easy distance Of the chief public insTi
tutioIs, the leading business houses aud the pril
cipal theeteTs.
The rooms sre spacious, very isut, eia6o-ste.y
furnished sLd thoroughly yentlsei. sud the vie
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant hiss no superior sBywher OFT
OK Paris. Eyery luxury u here supplied ~ mode
rate cost, and the atse Etsuts uniformly Courte
Gus and SfiCieGt-
The elevator Is available ~ all hours. day and
night
Visitors &c New YORK gill nowhere meet
better accommodation OF More reasonable terms.
Janis 3m
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AUCTION SALES.

! RIRCH kOBEY, Auctioneers
Nos. s3s and $40 Ls ave-, bet. sth and 10th sts
HANDSOME BAY HORSE, TOY BUGGY AND
SIT GOLD MOUNTED HAhNsss, AT aUC
r. On SATURDAY MogSTNg March II
N n6. at 10 O'CLOCK, viii ell, st onr
| One stylish Bay Horse, Isl hands high psr,e.tIy
Shift, ser sen1Ie IN s hsTnes, an eles roadster
Set D. afly new Cold Mounted d s9 liar Hsrp no,k'
The property Of laval officer ordered away.
IL fRep B1RoH RoBEY. Aucuones-..
BIhCH & BoB "a A :
Nos cas- and 9 . a. II. . Ssza ar; o.,
Fi rpI,r HEAD n OF HORSES JUST ARRIVED
VsTE sy0rK S ~ "Asr flRGINla, Phi
IN, Or sATGisDAY MORNING, March
VI .sli at our Bazssr- VIC
0, Fifty assd Of H.r.es and Mares from Yves. vr-
~ 0'0 iuii tso 'p''on ~ SALE
is6; can trot in $40; a prompt driver; gentle in
H. nsS cost sos tn. property
hs private gentleman having nc further use for
mario RepI BIRCB & BOBBY, Aucts
THOs, wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 7th street.
- OnTUEspAY, March IA , at O'Clock D. M,
- ~ offer for sale, at auction, the premises,
Hytsl Nos ~ 10 aud IsIj Penn!SIVania avenue.
1eIlns CAV OF sale.
mario eotd THOs Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
1HREE SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSES
On TIE SOUTH SIDE OF VIRGINIA AVE-
ME-. BETWEEN 26IH AND 21rH SHEETS.
e. On MONDAY, March the 18Th, 1876, at s
Er Ciock . M. in front of the premises / will
sell tfree small Frame Dwelling houses; to be re-
sale '0'
Terms cash. A deposit of $50 required st tie
time Of sale
msI9st THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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NASH Il. VILLA MS, AuctIoneer,
w tSuCcessOr to Green & Williams, Auctioneers }
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-10

IHE Pea - IN iEATTH ASn DISEASE
Ever person should know how - ascertain
TIE state OF the pulse in health: then bv com
raiiig n with what n Is when ue Is aIiiuc be.
may have some idea OF the urgpuCy of ms
case. Parents should know the healthy
pulse 81 each Clild, since now and then a
person - born wlth peculiarly SLOW or fast
Pulse, and the very case ia hant NAV o. of
such popularity. An Infants pulse is IlO: a
child OF seven about >o. and from 20 20 90
years 10 l. 20 beats minute. decliniug 10 %
al Tour Score. A healthful grown person
bcat> 30 ines lu minute. declinin. TO 20 at
Tour core. At d.. 81 The pulse always exceeds
ID, There Is p disease; the machine working
ITSELF out, there l. = fever or Inflammation
somewhere. aad the body l. lee ling OF Itself
as IN consumption, when tie pulse il quick
OUT Of the eNTberanco OF hts heart. n Ca
ltia man wsrbied This morning, When the
SGrins Time comes. Eeutle Aunie." aud at
Tie conclusion OF the first verse he was re-
minded ny his wife of the fact that when
SpTng al come, tie children would have 10
have new sGit OF clothes, the nouse a mesh
cost ~ paint and the mafame a stylish BON
net ard pin back. 4 "a .spl mortgage would
nave 10 he liited, and wOOt shed blilt "A
- are bedroom furnished Tor nts mother ia.
law, who was coming - s'av all sumner.
ana suHdry other little matters looked Rfter.
When his better hair ha1 auiShel her re-
marks. Tie husband chan ged his tune aud
poured Forth IN melancholy tone. Il woul A
not live Away, ask not 10 stay q tleng
GQ-tfie.
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NOAL! COAL! WOODI WOOD!
C6RAPl CHEAP! FOR CASH
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily, cerEoes Of the best vs-sttss Of an
kinds Of COAL and WOOD
Now Is the time 20 buy
Nyou would save money GET . sss< suu.s and jsa
Ossh, IN pounds 70 the ton, call on sne under.
signed before you buy.
q w We on me istses, nnrsss IN tne Disfrice,
the delivery Of Coal direct from vessels 10 the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
Dente. a visit 70 WhAryes and DEPOT will con-
vince one a. gisce Of our passed advantaReo,
6oot PINE WOOD delivered ~ loo % o. so Def
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD Delivered o Low - % to ~
per cord.
single trial IL all that IL necessary TO oonvinos
the public CT the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
lain Once and Depot ct Iohnson1 " hsrvsa, loot
or 18th and 18th streets.
onos- liz iiHs a. s; .sss.s a0f'n"" .u.x %
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UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
COAL AMI WOOD,

COAL AND kINDLtNG WOOD.
Our stock of COAL is nOS complete, eInb racing
Al the choice qualities, and to which invite the
attention Of COnsumeTs. Our
PATENT BUNDLED KIN MILLING WOOD,
with FIRE lighter in every bundle, il the best in
Use. For sale by all grOcers-tTy II. No shayings,
paper or ter0sene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE CLEAN
sTEPHENSgS d BRO.
MIL and Depot 9TH street Wharf,
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ONE OF THE sTRANGEST CASES OF SUI
eide That has happened in New York for
many months occurred Monday afternoon.
Robert Harper, aged fifty years, cut his
throat and each arm inside the elbow Joint
with razor. The suicide took plac al Har-
per's home, at No. 96l Ninth avenue. Har-
per was block cutter and designer by pro-
fes sion, and was until recently employed In
cutting prints for paper hangingS Ia the fac
tory OF r. l.. James, at the corner OF Tenth
avenue ard Thirty-seventh street He was
Skilled workman, but was noted for being
rather moTose and reticent. When he was
discharged from the factory a short time
ago he took TO drinking. He had previously
been sober, steady man. His wife was
formerly physician. After disseminating
practice, she became, itSs said, very intern
perate. About three weeks ago she threat
ened 10 Kill herself, aud told her husband
that all she would have to do TO accomplish
such purpose would be TO cut the branchial
artery inside the elbow. This Harper re-
mem oered, end Monday he acted on the
hint. His wife discovered him after he had
used the razor and before he died. He died
almost immo diately after his discovery.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

n EW BOOKS.
Why We Laugh By Hon. 8. g. Cox. l2mo. 81 80
Robinson CrIsoe's Money. By David A. Wells 30
The squire's Legacy. by the Author of Old
My1d etoI Money. Paper ...................... rs
Carter Quartermsn. Ry VIM N Baker. Paper rs
Original PLAYS b. W. s. Gilbert, Author Of
the Bah Ballads" IS
Mrs. Hitchcock g Wedding Dress. Author Of
"Mrs. JeoL ms hams Journal ..........,..... Is
For sale by
MOHUN BROS,
uar7 ff 1914 PenusyIy arfa ave cry lIfb al
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HOTELS.

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
FORTY SECOND STREET,
AND COLUMBIA AND ELM AVENUES,
OPPOSITE MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING
CENTENNIAL GdOUND5.
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TBxRE is a great deal said In the jour nae
OF the day, about "womanS sphere OF labor
1t is all very well, but when we can md
time, We will preach q sermon to the loafers
II at cougre gale ut the corner of ST. Charles
and Canal and mans fear Of labor shall the
text of that sermon BEL NeO Orleans Pic.
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MEDICAL. dc.

4 AIDES nay cgssnit With the sr-s'es, confidence
- Dr. OF Ms. WILSON, Box 5Ii Washington
80
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A SMART young boy of nine attends school
at Evanston. Sometimes, especially when
tie circus is In that latitude or the boys get
Up dog fight, he does not attend school
though he pretends that he does. Last week
he gave himself holiday TO attend profes-
sioL ally at an exhibition of gymnastics. to
which the admission was one cent, aud,
being DESTROYS of trying a new policy, went
II his father ard confessed his fault, ma King
the preliminary condition that neither OF his
parents should lick him. His fat her is m an
of his word, and not only refrained from
chastising the culprit, but gave him a
"scUse" TO disarm his teachers wrath. The
unsuSpecting schOol-boy with his shining
morning face, and satchel crept next morn
Ing like snail unwiliingly 10 school. pre-
scented his " 'scuse," and was so condignl Y
licked that be thin ks that for the rest OF MS
life he must either give up coastinP or lie dat
on his stomach. His doesn't know that his
'scuse" read as follows: miss HaZe-Pleas
lax the barer for runnin away. Lik him Well.
No NOR at present. Yours respectfully, Mr..
OLIVER PkRKINS."-l ChicdyO Tribune.
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EFFECT OF ExTREME COLD ON MTNDAND
BODY.-M. Payer, the eminent Arctic e.
plOTer, referring 10 a certain day on which
The thermometer indicated IS deg. Fan. be-
low zero, says that SO great an amount OF
cold paralyzes the will, and that, under It's
influence, men, from the unSteadinesS OF
their gait, their Stammering talk, and the
slowness OF their mental operations, seem as
If they were intoxicated. Another effect OF
such cold, mentioned by VI. Payer. is a tor
menting thirst, which is due TO the eyapora-
ton OF the moisture IF the body. IL is I'M
wholesome. too, 10 Use snow to Quench the
thirst, Is il brings on inflammation OF the
throat, palate and tongue; besides, a temper
AZURE OF 80 deg. To IS deg. below zero, Fab
makes il taste like molten metal. Snow
eaters in the north are considered AS feeble
and effemiDate in the same way as is an
opium eater in the east.
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ONE OF THE MORALS drawn by the B0s-
ton Advertiser is, that we cannot too quickly
ergraft upon our system the English idea
ard practice of ministerial responsibility.
elf Secretary Belknap," il remarks, chad
twice a week stood upon the floor OF the
House, could he have been for years in the
receipt or a corrupt and fraudulent income?
IL Secretary Fish were taking part In the de-
bates OF the Senate, could Gen. Schenck
have remained for year in London In the
odor of the Emma mine? Publicity Gin al
vance, and responsibility are the two pieces
OF artillery which can alone be turned with
effect upon the spirit of corruption"
PROCTOR KNOTT, the funny chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee, introduced two
remarka BILE bills yesterday-one 10 give i'm
munity 10 all malefactors who shall tell the
House anything about their crimes; the
other TO create q new crime, of the act of
leaving the country To avoid giving testi-
mony. What, with q bill u compound felo-
MES, and 2 bill 10 create new and u1beard OF
felonIes, and q set Of impeaching articles,
with a Gel fessed want Of any witness TO sup
port them, The funny chairman OF the Judi
ciary Committee Is getting things into q
funny Mixture.-(Ci a. Gazette.
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ROOKs FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.

mar7 n 1919 Pennsylvan fa ave. , cor lIth 81
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Mr.. Holman (Ind.) offered the following
ReSOtred, That the chief of engineers of the
army transmit to the House a tabular state
ment of the expenditure under each appro-
priatiOn for the use and improvement OF the
public grounds in the city OF Washington
during the -four fiscal years ending June 80,
1875, and from July TO December 81, ISIS.
Also, 10 state the mode of obtaining supplies
under those appropriations, such as piping,
valves, hose, concrete and other pavements.
enclosures of all lands, fountains, trees,
shrubs, &c, whether by advertisements or
otherwise, and transmit iteinized accounts
with TIE James Of the parties who furnished
sand supplies, for each year within the period
embraced above and whether any salary or
per diem beside those regularly appropriated
for by Congress and paid from the appropria-
tons for care and Improvement OF grounds,
and IL so, state the number and names of
such employees and rates, and total am ount
paid 10 them between July 1 and Deem Der
l. IssJ. Finally, whether any concrete pave
mepfs have been laid under appropriations
for the Washington aqueduet, and II so, state
the ames of contractor, quantities and rates
paid to u EN-. Adopted.
The b ouse then, at $50 p. m., adjourned.
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There can be no doubt that some appre.
hension Is felt In regard 10 the safety OF
Genl Crook and his command, which Will
not be lessened by the report from Cheyenne
that Sitting Bull is fully prepared, and Is
confident Of his ability 70 whip our COM
bined forces he Is said 70 be drawing REIN
forcements from British America, but this
story Is somewhat doubtful. II ii were DOS
rible 10 draw Sitting Bull into a general
engagement there could be no doubt as to
The result; but General Sherman is doubt
less right when he THINKS that the hostile
ssvages will divide themselves into small
war parties and attack our troops only when
they have an unfair advantage. In this way
The war might be prol Jnged throughout the
summer and fan without any decisive re-
SUIT GENERAL Crook IS evidently moving
flowly and cautiously, ant no doubt q good
report will be hear 4 from him in a very short
lime.
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AT meeting OF the National Destitute i'm
philadelphia on the 26th inst, Mr.. Jones, of
England, on behalf OF the conference COM
mittee OF the institute, reported the results
OF their conference with the Pathological
Association OF America, recently Ia session
In New York city, A cries OF resolutions
adopted by the above namei association
was read TO the instltu e. The principal
points presented by them are, In brief. that
alphaoetlc writing should faithfully and
tntelligently represent spoken speech; aud
that every letter or symbol should have an
unysryfpg sound. COMMITTEES OF the in
ktitute will meet a large number of eminent
educators In Philadelphia In furtherance OF
his reform, about the middle OF August. 1t
would be gratifying IL these gentlemen could
institute such O reform IN the language as
they contemplate. That 10 requires it there
can be no doubt. Thousands OF words as
now spelled are encumbsred with useless
letters which could be e. mi o. ted TO advant-
age; words of the same character OF forma-
lion, like "plough" and "tough," are pro-
nounced differently; and rs a rule our letters
nave too many sounds. Waile IL is true
mat the spelling OF words, AMI frequently
ineir meanings. change from tims 10 time
generally for the better, II Is doubtful whe-
Iner the philologists can bring about any
Thing like sudden reform. III the learned
men Of the country would them selves insist
On spelling after their own theory they may
perhaps md followers. Let them do this
ID spell guess" for instances. wItbout the
supernuous vowel, "depot" without the ,naI
consonant, sc, by way of a start. From
the failure OF Noah Webster, however,. 10
bring about q reform In this matter, II is
not at all sure that the new effort will have
any great success. IL viii be . move, how
ever, In the right direction.
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The complete exonerAtion of Judge Wylie
by the Congressional committee OF investi-
CATION from the charges made against him
Is q matter OF sincere satisfaction to our
community, who have learned to hold him
IL high regard for bis probity, and superior
legal qualifications for judicial position.
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Tue earnest attention OF Congress Is again
called TO the discharged employees OF tbs
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. in the
hope that that body will do something to
carry out its benevolent iptentiOus In vot-
Ing these employees months pay. AS has
been stated the sum voted (s}5 900 is insult
hcient, and consequently there is q doubt as
To whether, under a strict construction OF
the law, these worthy and needy persons will
ever receive q dollar. The appropriation OF
So, 900 was evidently based on q miscalcula-
ton as TO the number OF employees dis
charged.
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. D D e n d s

ODD ENDS
III BOYS And MEMS OLOraING
VIII be closed out q ebolt half the fsrner srios
AT S1LBrs,
191A-1910 Pennsylyania avenue, betgeen loth
ana 2)eh streets.
AenS Undsrshirss, chez 8, Is. 81. soc.
Mems prea Sttrts: 7s, sc q TO q Is, dob
The whole gtock will b offered low for cash, for
the next thirty days, Shoes &C., with An object IN
view. Oall and BE- eonviAced. ana5.tr
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s.J.T.-Your letter received; but Ii came
100 late, and II Is too long They VIII not
read 1t. Judgment has already been entered
against you.
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1herez; legislature o. West Virginia will
EJECT Two Uuitei States SsDa.ors-oae for n
I'D tim, and one 10! ave years to hIl the
vzcsIc- oecas.onei by the death of Mr..
Cspe1ton. Some republicans profess 20 be-
Ieve that their party will carry the state al
Inc next election, AID thus secure the cleo
ZION OF republican SUCCESSORS 20 Senator's
DAVIS and Caperto1; but this rose colored
expectation does not seem TO be base, u pom
any apparent facts indicating a change so
raGieal in the political ss1L.ins at OF the
people Virginia elected solid democratic
GeIegation 10 the present Colgress
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A s r Il q l. o g Y.
MADAME RORQ.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAZE,
Fer BHeTORINo GRAY OR FApHD HAIR IN
ITS NATURAL AND YOUTHFUL OOLOR.

H makes brash, dry and why hair smooth ana
eloty IL Graduates Dsndrun, and lite occssion Il
eISIicanon prevents and stops the hair fAiIioQ
TO restore the color e three 10 ten aay,
Contains nothing whatever Of an unhealthy or
potsonous nature. Does not require shaking; doe
not coll linen or the finger nails; nor. In fact has
any OF the objections 90 Justly urged againsf the
Sssn used ior nsefy eight years now with constant
ARTHUR NATrANs Druggist, Proprietor,
ausltr "a and d streets uorshve.s
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SPECIAL MENTION.
THE wAMSUTTA SHIRT,
WARRANTED TO BE THE CHEAPEST SHIRT
II THE UNITED STATES,
COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT.
sI44 NET CASH.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.

have lately improved the quality OF my Collars
and Cuffs By the introduction of heavier linen, of
Bicharcson's make, thereby insuriog greater de-
gree OF durability and Of starch holding quality.
The standing Collars are also much approved "
making them all linen, bands included. The price
Tor al sty lie. t uniform-o27 per dozen, cash
ere invited to inspect.
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Acreage ssCorn Daily CipcrtIdffop
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