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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR LABOR AND MA.
u TERIALS fUR THE PROPOSED BUIUD-
ING FOR THE BUREAU OF ENG RAVING
AMP PRINTING, WASHINGTON, ID. q.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August l7rh, 1878 }
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this office
until IL IN. on the 3OTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878
FOR furnishing and delivering II the site OF the pro-
posed building for the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Washington, ID. c.. ali the common
brick required for the structure, being - 1850
Also, sealed proposals for mixing and putting In
the concrete foundations, and setting OF all brick
ahc stone work up 70 first floor level Including the
furnishing OF the stone work, such as sills water
table, &c: the government to furnish al brick,
sand and c. msnt.
Copies Of specification. blank form OF bond and
1hy additionA information may be had on applica-
eon =. tnls ON. c. JAS. q. HILL,
auslS-mWr,6t Supervising Architect.
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PHILIP r. LARNER, lrrre+oa.
au16-3aw2w CHARLES T. DAVIS, irustees'
Trustees SALE OF A TWO-sTORY AND

THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET (NO.
32), between North Capitol street aad New
Jei Sey avenue northwest.
10Th. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No. f.:J
825, folio No. 1853 one of the land records fOr.s.&
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and az
the written request Of the party secured thereby.
we will sell at public auction, In front of the prem
AID. 1878, at 81 O'Clock p. m.. all that certain
piece or parcel OF ground lying and being in Wash
lngton City, District Of Columbia, and being
knOwe and distinguished as lot numbered seventy
Jour (74) in Abner b. Kelly,s recorded subdivs-
ion of certain lots in square numbered six hundred
and twenty-eight (628), together with the improve
ments thereon. consisting OF (nearly new) two
story and basement Brick Dwelling, with modern
cOnven1enceS.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance in one
and two years, at per cent. interest per annum,
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
One hundred dollars required at time of sale, and
all cOLveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in seven days.
sq4.aoxo. MAR RE4N n As RnH Trustees.
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THOS. 81 CALLAN, Trnetea
au18-2Aw3w PHILIP r. LAIN Err, ! Aiu''oa
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROP
ERTY CORNER OF EIGHTH AND A

STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing datean
the 18th day OF August. A. D. 1870, recorded -
records Of District OF Columbia, and at the written
request OF the party secured thereby, We will
premises. ON FRIDAY, the 8Oth day Of August,
AID. 1878, at $50 O'Clock p NJ, all that piecs or
District of Columbia, and known and designated
as Lot No. 1, in square No. 1898, according to the
original plat or plan OF said city.
Terms OF e: One-third of the purchase money
in cash: and the balance in six, twelve and eight
cen months, with interest from the day OF sale az
per cent. per annum, TO be secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. deposit OF 500 viii
be required at time of Sale II the terms are not
compiled with within five days, the Trustees
serve the right to resell said property At the risk
and cost of the default1ng purchaser. All convey
ancing atpurchaSer's cost.
PHILIP r. LARNER, }Trustees
au16. 3taw2W CHARLES T. DAVIS,
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WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY 'FRONT.'
ING ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
G AND h STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
No. 7O7, AT AUCTION.
O'Clock pm, shall sell, in front Of the pre- E:
misses, part lots No. and 8, In square 454, .E2
having 81 feet front, containing 682 square feet
with improvements.
Terms: One-ffth cash; balance In enc, two,
three and four year for notes bearing interest at
7per cent per annum from day Of sale, and Sc
cured by deed of trust on property sold. All con-
veyancing at cost OF purchaser. 500 down on day
OF sale. aug18-eO1w, sd
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The WOMAN WHO CHARMs.-There is in this
world no junction more important than that of
charming. ne forest glade would be incom
plete without the humming bird. To shed ioy
around,to radlate happiness, to cast light upon
dark days. to be the golden thread Of our de
tiny, and the very pint OF grace a ud harmony
Is not inns 10 render service? Does not beauty
confer benefit upon Us even 10y the simple
iact "a being beautiful Here and there we
meet With one who possesses that fairy-lik
power OF enchanting all abou; her: sometime I
she is ignorant herself of this magical Lflu-
ence which Is, however, for that reason only
The more perfect. Her presence lights up the
home; her approach is like cheering warmth
she passes by and we are content: she stays
awhile end We are happy. To behold her Is 10
1--we; She Is the AurCra with human face
She has no need 10 do more than simply 10 be- /;
SLe makes an Eden of the house: Paradise
breatheS from her; and she communicates this
delight TO ali without taking any greater trou-
bic than that of existing beside them Is II not
a thing divine 10 have a smile which, none
know how, has power 10 tighten the weight CT
that enormous chain which al the living, i'm
common, drag behind them?-l Victor Hugo,
IN "IOilcTS Of tip SEQ
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d II. WARNER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OFATWO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE-NO. 1871 ELEVENTH STREET

HOgsE.:N9. 1871 ELEVENTH STREET
N.W.-AND LOT.
May IL, 1874, recorded In Liber No. Isl, To- fsf1
Ito 168, enc OF the land records for the county -
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, L shall sell
at public sale, on FRIDAY, August 80 1873, at
$50 O'Clock NJ, in front OF the premises. lot
numbered thirteen, in VIM. Wall 8 subdivision OF
the south half of square numbered three hundred
aud thirty-ave. with the improvements-a small
frame hOnSe.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months after the day Of sale,
with eight per cent Der annum interest, to be So
cured by deed of trust on the property. All the
cos: of deeds to be paid by the purchaser, and If
the terms ae not complied with in ten days after
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. after
five days notice, to be published il the Evening
Starr
aug18-d BUsHROD ROBINSON, Trustee.
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DUNCANsON BRos., Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE.STORY
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDING ON TIL L

I6C0IE6S' SALE OF "A JdhEE.SCOR1
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDING ON THE
SOUTHW EST CORNER OF AND TWEEN.
TY.FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date II
the 18th day Of April. 4. D. 1877, and re- inn:
corded IN Liber No: s51, folio 222; &C.. ofG4
at the written request OF the party secured thereby
We win offer for sale. at public auction in front of
the premises. on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF
September, A. D: 1873, at $50 O'Clock p. NJ. ali
that piece parcel of land and premises located in
he city OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
known and designated as part OF lot No. IA, in
square No. II. Beginning for the same at the
northeast corner OF said square. thence running
west on street north IL feet Q inches; thence
south rs feet; thence east 1S feet inches to the
line of 25th street, thence north to the place of be-
sinning, together with the improvements thereon,
consisting OF thrse-StOry Brick and Frame Build
ing.
Terms of sale: third OF the purchase money
in cash and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
molrbs, with interest from day 81 sale a; par
ON the property sold. A deposit of 500 will be
quired at the time OF sale; Il the terms are not
complied with in five days the Trustees rese-ve the
iglt resell said property at the risk and cost of
The defaultiDg purchaser. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
THOS. II CALLAN, r.,..o
au18-2aw3w PHILIP r. LARNER, AruS'o'S'
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THANKSGIVING CHILDREN AND IRREGULAR
TEETH.-Aside from hereditary congenital de-
fOrmity, which may itself have originated in
this practice, there is no one cause so produc-
live of malfOrmatiOn of the bones of the mouth
and irregularity of the teeth as the habit of
thumb sucking in infancy, the different posi-
lions of the thumb giving rise to different
kinds of deformity.
Generally, on looking into the mouth OF
patient brought to him for correction of irreg
ularity of the teeth, the dentist at once per-
celvtS what has been its cause from the pecu-
liar features IL presents; but at times this
special mahormatiOn is SO disguised by other
aud more hidden causes that it is difficult to
distinguish il.
liz GefOrmity from this cause there is often
found In the upper portion of the mouth, lust
pack OF the inciSorS, hollow in the palatal
bones..iEtO which the little victims thumb has
fitted, and which has itself been moulded by
and on the thumb. The front teeth are pro-
iected forward, sometimes spreading out ike
d fan, but commonly at AN angle, overlapping
one another, and pushing ont the upper lip,
giving the face a prognathouS APPEARANCE
While the whole upper jaw has a stretched
look, as though il had been drawn out while
soft and become hardened in that position, as
indeed is the fact Medical d7sa SurgicQ,
Journal.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
EINE WATERaIELONS,

ENINE WATEBNIELONS.
FRESH EVERY DAY-KKPT ON ICE,
Always on hand, finest Nutmeg and Hunter
CANTELOUPB, fine PEACHES, Bartlett
TATOES, SUGAR CORN, etc. All kinds OF
NEAT, SWEET-BREADs, sQUABS. Dressed
sons desiring can leave address, and We win send
for order daily.
Orders for GEORGETOWN must be received by IL
O'Clock. FRANK j. TIBBETS,
PALACE MARKET.
aug6-1y Corner 18th st. and N, u, az,
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Does INJURY TO TREES BARK.-The
Cleveland (Ohio) Herald says: sc: Weber,
of Pearl sire It, keeps dog, upon which it is
lives r. L. Willard, who has several shade
trees in front of his residence, and he alleges
that Webber's dog is in the habit of jumping
up at the trees and considerably damaging
against Mr.. Weber for 500 damages, and the
case was heard before Justice BabcOck. who
reserved his decision. Meanwhile, the real
culprit is as uncOncerned as ever, and still
gees on wagging his tail, both at Mr.. Weber
and Mr.. Willard"
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u j. sTELLWAGEN, Auctioneer, 513 7th st.

Ls
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF ''F'' STREET, (No. S6)
Between North Capitol Street and New Jersey
Avenue northwest.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated August IL
18th, 1876, and duly recorded In Libsr No. tsf
s26, folio 47s, one OF the Land Records farG
tue written request OF the party secured thereby,
We Will sell at public anctiOn, in front OF the
t:mber, A. D. 1873, At 514 O'Clock p. m, all that
certain piece or parcel OF ground lying and being
in Washington city, District of Columbia. an
being known and distinguished as Lot numbered
seventy.two, az, In AOner B. X ely'S recorded
subdivision OF Gel tain lots in square numbered six
bundled and twenty-eight (62S: together with the
imp OvementS thereon, consisting Of nearly new
two-story aud basement Brick Dwelling, with
modern conveniences.
Terms: One-thiId cash; and the balance In one
and two years, at per cent. interest per amman.
secured by deed of trust on the properly sold Oae
hundred dollars required at time of Sale and all
convey ancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be
compiled with in seven days.
MAHLON ASHFORD, (Trnstaas
MARTIN M. ROHRER, irus'ees'
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WHERE NAME WAS UsEFUL.-It was on a
train and he was reading. There was a crowd
nthe cars, and amongst others lady with a
very sprightly little girl that had blue eyes, a
tongue. She Piled him with questions and
toyed with his watch chain. The mother, who
was widow, fairly beamed upon him. He,
nervouSly to the mother: What do YOU cali
your little darlng?" Widow, smiling: Ethel"
He: Call her then" Indignation. Reading
reSumed-T R1yeigb Observer
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneerr.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF ATWO.sTORY FRAME
DWELLING ON I STREET, BETWEEN

L w
Sra AND 9TH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date
the 18th day of July, 1876 recorded In Liber E::D
No. s2s, folio leo, &C., Of the land records :i
the District of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, we win offer
for sale Ct public suction In front OF the premises
1873. at O'Clock M, ali that piece or parcel Of
land and premises located In the city of Washing:
Lot No. 8, in square No. 928, beginning Tor the
same at point on street 80 IL feet east OF the
northwestern corner Of said square. running
thence east "a feet inches thence south 81 feet
inches, thence west "a feet inches thence north
s. feet 6 Inches to place Of beginning, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF .
tWO-St0ry frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
In cash. and the balance In SIX twelve and eighteen
month"; with interest from the day OF sale at per
cent. per annum, to be secured by 4 deed Of trust
on the property sold dsgosi s OF siO0 VIII nt BE- re-
Piled with within i've days the Trustees reserve
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
Ancing ut purChAser'e cost.
au20- CHARLES T. DAVIS,
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ARRAM0EE1yIT.

f0R NORFOLK 1oRTREss MONROE AND
The sWtft and elegant iren Steamer LADY VI
THE LAKE, Capt. G. j. BOMB
WILLIE, leaves 6th-street What
Until further notice, eveAy NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. ~ o'cl'k
D.m., connecting with steamers for Boston, Provi-
aence and other Northern Points. Returning,
seaves Norfolk every TUESDAY, THURaDAy
and SATURDAY, ut O'Clock p. N.
FOB POTOAAC RIVER LANDIN3A.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMP6ON, Captain JOIN
Il, WOOD, leaves her wharf, tefmi.
mus Of It'll Anc 9Th street neof eArs,
ut am, three times Der week, for
Currfomln, Ncmini and LeonAfdSoNn, stopping %
lntermedizSe landings each trip. Day. or calling.
1ame - StesU CT MAttAn0.
For further information, apply II the once. over
Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Express Omce. or Ut
Bagg.ee called for on s2Ric1nSn e Kn1 p,s Il
B. j, ACClNELLY, Agent,
sTkAMERs FOB NKM 1ORh;
Tho Steamers JOHN 6IBsON ana Y.
KNIGHT AlteInately leave Pier q LAst A
River, New York, 1t O'Clock pm.
every SATURDAY 1t pm. 6oofxo.u
town eyery MONDAY, and Ale1Andria sAme Gay.
Freight taken 1t lowest rates. For infofmAnon
apply at once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th gtEees.
OF TO 3. r. 4. DENHA0s Agent, WAeo1 BVoo&s
spa1-6 SAMUEL BACON. PreRadsnt
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CLFDE,H NEW EXPRESS LIMD

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Wash.
N6TON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AZ PHILADELPHIA WITH OLYDI'6
LINZ FOB BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. AID
INV ENGLAND Stairs.
E05SSaH D0vs.
Prom Philsdelphia- SATURDAY, q u a.
Prom Georg 1T u pm.
Freights received daily. Through
Bills Of lAding given TO Boston and
Providence, and FAN River. Con-
siSneee Wishing their goods landed ct GEORGETOWN
wharf win please have them marked "6soTGs-
For fun Information apply to J. H. JOHNSON
. CO., l2O7 street northwest. and l3th-street
wharf. Washington, ID. c.; g. =. HYDE, So VS.
ter street, Georgetown, u. c.; WIZ. z. CLYDE
celphiA. Nsr30-N
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"ANTED-Yeu to know that hrst-class SEC
w OND HAND SUIT Is better and cheaper
thaa e = RE IA NEW ONE. Tn, q
JUScH'S Old stand, ol0 D street, between 9Th
and 9TH streets ". n. B.-YerY good prices paid
for nrst-claes Secondhand Clothing. Notes By
mall promptly attended b. toIl.lY
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DEMOREsT PATTERNs, al the new styles.
IL iost Eecssysa 81 v; q; M " CO.. Eeok;
and Blank R9Qn speqaaltisss sep8-N
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DON'T LET A Guild CHOW SHAIIov-
N'NDEp-MGch Of abSence of MIND miSht ~.
aNoldf 4 II concentration Of thought upon one
subjC e al a tine were made prSmiSent r ~'.e
of education. Children should be accustomed
10 think earnestly for short periods. and then
70 dismiss the sub ,ect wholly from their mindS.
WEAKNESS llstleSSnesS and haT-heated alIan-
tion should always be prevented. 1t is far bet
ter for a child 10 play with his whole soul than
10 study wIth fragment OF is. III he be thus
study. each in their turn. absorb him utterly
for the time, there will BE- but little danger OF
his growing up an absent -minded mau. ThoSs
IN mature life W no have unfortunately acquired
this pernicious habit may, by similar process
OF seii culture, gradually overcome IL. No one
VINO ndulees In il can make the most of his
sewers In any direction or give out 10 the
world his fun value, aud certainly no one i'm
our present varied and complex civilization
can fuihll his manifold relations in life unless
ne tesoiulsy ol,ng all the powers Of his mind
10 Tear upon each one of them in its own an.
pointed season. f
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he WANTED TO BE THERE.--The Boston
Transcript has heard of a case where young
man applied to his employer for short leave
OF absence. The employer, having his own
views OF his business, suggested, for reason,
that the young man delay his vacation few
days. g! would" replied the young man, 'bu
the fact is, am going away to get married,
the day is appointed, and l want to be there
when it comes off, He was there on time
46Richmond is making unusually heavy
shipments of tobacco to Germany and
France.
~ Petroleum has been discovered on the
Nueces river, on the border of Uvalde county,
Texas.
EThe tobacco crop of North Carolina, is
said to be very good Notwithstanding drOuth,
and hailst0rms.
81 Fat Terni, Italy, two weeks ago, Aghemi,
well-knOwn clown, broke his neck while eS-
saying triple somersault.
As-In East Macon, Ca, a mother and grand
mother are under arrest for the murder OF a
little child of the former.
ASSome Alabama negroes buried drowned
comrade thirty feet from the bank, stating
as a reason that the next overflow would 60
to his grave wherever 1t was.
9EA Macon (Ga.) dispatch says Bill Holt,
colOred, sentenced to be hanged August 30,
has been granted Supersedeas, as the case
has been carried to the Supreme Court, jan
uary term.
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TUE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

Around the World In the Yacht "sunbeam, - By
Mrs. Brassy; illustrated, $3.50. The Atlantic
W. Ben amin, ILL.,; 5S. The Speaking Telephone
and Taking Phonogrsph, By g; B; Prescott In. !;
yer. U.s N; maps, &c. Poems and Ballads, By
swinburne; second series. y. ~: A Legacy, By
tune: paper, soc. Mag: Story Of To-day; paper,
soc. Miriam's Heritage, BY Alma Calder; paper,
76c, The Canoe and The Flying Pr9a; paper, DC.
1es4-tr booksellers and stationefs, ielb Ps. ~.
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BRIGHAM YoUNG's FAvORITE WIFE. A
telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah, says that
Amelia Folsom, Brigham Young's avorite
wife, was married in the Mormon Endowment
House, on Thursday, August 18th, to John
Leavitt general Passenger agent of the Utah
be Mr.. Leavitts second affinity. There are l6
OF Brigham Young's .sorrowing widows left
discODsolate, they being as yet unpr0vided
with husbands,
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BETTER THAN GoLD.-Despite the immense
yield of gold in California, it is now shown
that her tillable soil produces more actual
wealth than her richest mines. Her grain and
her fruits exceed in value the best Of her pls
GERS. Her grape crop this season will be o
very large that preparations are making to
convert ], coo tons of grapes into raisins. Most
persons think of California as only gold
bearing state, and it is pleasant to know that
her agricultural resources are beyond those of
her mines. Agriculture is apt to pay better
than gold or silver seeking in any fertile, well
cultivated region but there is a sort of fasci-
nation about the precious metals which alures
men the world over, and blinds them to the
more rational and legitimate branches o. in
dustry. 1t is said by those in position to know
that not one man in fl ty who has dug for gold
ON the Pacific slope has procured any consid-
eiable amount. The fortune makers, for the
most part, have been, and are stiTl the specu-
ators in San Francisco and Sacramento. The
great majority of men who have gone to Cali
OrDia to get gold, from 1Si9 to the present
imie, have not it is declared. secured as much
hardest possible way to obtain gold is to look
for it in the ground. 1t is much easier to get
it, generally, by staying away from the mines.
IN Y. Times.
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BANKERS.

A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
"a will execute orders for the purchase OF sale of
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions % each 100 shares. Stock privileges
dence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am.
Mining and stock Exchange. Is Wall St., New
York. Reference, ID. Il. Manyan, ESQ.,, President
National Trust Co.. New York. janl
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TIE FRENCH SOCIETY FOR THE PREvES.
TON OF CRUELTY 10 animals exhi, hted at the
rarfs show In a cottage labeled 4" 4. Nsiene-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III, ~ show
devices for protecting the draft horse .. "a The
blrd. the cattle in slaughter houses aoa the
gees 10 the hives. One feature is display oi
Ihe stomachs Of birds; in those of cross.
4Mls and other rogueS. hundreds of harmful
insects are seen. The society did not kin
.hese birds, but found them dead from natu-
ras teausesIsometimes. probably. from indi-
geSuon. The society devotes considerable
money sach year in teaching children not to
TOY pros nests. One invention is an instru.
ment LOT bunting the teeth OF dogs, to pre-.
vent them from tearing the skin in case of
hydrophobia. 1t appears that there would be
no danger to human beings from a dog at
tackled with madness il his tee h could not
tear The skin and allow his virus to peneiraie
Inc blood. The inventor has so much CONT
dence in his method that he is willing "a le,
any mad dog bite at him as much as bs likes
after tie animals teeth have been blunted
A clever man, who believed that il was cruel
TO Supply bees before stealing their honey
and wax from them, has invented a double
hive. with room into which the bees whea
they have finished their laborS, Invariably re
tire; A little door Is so arranged that it can
be closed suddenly upon them. and they can
be left to rdge at their leisure while the honey
is leiSurely withdrawn.
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Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN ana
HARTFORD RAILROAD
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN IN" R
at sos .. m. from Grand
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and 60 through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight In IL hours.
Tickets and further information can be obtained
in Washington at once OF the Baltimore ana Poto-
mac Railroad. augA- I'm