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The Belle Of Washington i'm u Short
Dress.
Washington Letter.

The Belle Of Washington I'm u Short
Washington Letter.
The wife of the Spanish minister re-
Gently walked in a jaunty short suit
down the avenue. 1t is the first time the
lady has condescended to tread our
pavements, her carriage always being
ready day and night. The lady,s new
feat Of pedestrianism was caused by the
fact of the new walking dress which
could be displayed in no other way. 1t
came only to the ankles, was made very
plain, kilt pleated, Of green velvet and
dourette, chip hat, with a wreath Of hops,
and amber lecklace Of beads as big as
peaches, and transculent as sunlight.
Amber is to be the next rage; Egypt IS
being searched for the treasure which
tradition calls the tears of the wander
ing Helen solidified and turned to yellow
diamonds, light as air, yet solid as gem.
Donna MantilIa soon goes to New York,
and in Nay will go to Europe for the
summer. She holds her place OF beauty,
elegance and taste at the head OF all
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~,,.u -,.mue blocks, locked together
with iron braces, side view OF the
bridge presenting, below the hig hest
points of the arches, an intricate system
of reinforce braces. Besides the main
span of $50 feet, there will be two spans
Of 500 feet each, adjoining the central
one. and the distance between the arches
will 90 on diminishing as the bridge ap-
breaches either shore, until the arches
zach the minimum width of 200 feet.
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MORE than three-guarters of a century
has elapsed since Johnson's Anodyne Lipii-
mentwas invented, and it is to-day the most
widely known as well as the most valuable
internal and external remedy in the world.
No family should be without it day.
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D.
!. urall iirt that no Two have been at all
extraordinarily proving the dishonesty
of their authors.
KNOWLEDGE is power" and we pub
fish this to inform you that if you wish
sure and certain remedy for Heart Disease,
Nervousness, Sleepless Nights and General
Debility caused by an over exertion of the
system, attended with sluggish action of
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self by using DR.. Graves HEART REGU-
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the above results. Send to F. E. INGALLS,,
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and read the good it has done others.
Among the many forms of Heart Disease are
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Trembling all over and about the Heart,
Ossifcation or Bony Formation of the
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weeks ago the famous entertainment OF
of which | write, at which there was
most brilliant gathering of officials and
civilians Washington Letter to Csnc'n-
natl Enquirer.
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4 Magnificent Soldier.

Skobelof is a magnihcent-looking
soldier, says correspondent with Sko-
belotf in the Balkans, 33 years of age,
almost as tall as the emperor, so that he
has to stoop to enter any tent, and when
he is in it he cannot stand upright. He
has fine head, keen eyes, prominent
forenoon, black moustache, and a we'll
knit, well-proportioned figure; in short,
he is like the hero of novel. On the
battlefield he is as brave as lion-too
brave, perhaps, for he has been known to
evade express orders and to engage when
he was intended to remain inactive
When ordered to retreat he sheaths his
sword, sends his charger to the front, and
remains on foot the last man in the rear,
saying, "They may kill me if they like,
but they shall not harm my horse unless
he is advancing against the enemy" He
has never quilted the battlefield without
carrying off his wounded; nor has he
ever, after battle, gone to rest without
his own report to the commandments
chief. He is adored by his soldiers. 1t
is a common saying that, if Skobelulf were
killed, every Russian in the army would
subscribe a kopck for his monument.
He is well educated and IA sincerely re-
ligious man. 9 no man can feel COM
Portable in facing death,' he las been
heard to LAY, who does not believe in
God and have hope of life to come
Each evening ne may I've seen barrhraI-
ed, taking p"rt in the evening service,
/, l.
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THE CELEBRATED SWISS wARBLER's BIRD call:
The ONLY ORIGINAL BIRD CALL and PRAIRIE Mhl6IlE
Manufactured Granted Nr AMuEh McCLAN fD
+ SCIENTIFIC IxsTRUnENT-

This Of the amusing and articles brought
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the @he ''T '"s',i Seav ws
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the singing Of bird in the the
lie Rs saHD
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has recently been used Win Immense success by ell
as never failed TO give eree, saacton In fact a. ex
even BY child, in the most astonishing and with
out teaching practice For the of the hunter they
tated to call them at within range All the var-
of the sd @ the s
cannot detect the difference When not in the i'm
etanrd ths for # ejred wout the leas
~ You cal talk a" VII win It in the mouth
IF company the sudden singing Of Iird sTneaiing
"or Of he in ths vc"" All thu s,n f ats
f" the t Nr.r rGrtr "noi can b" by mean
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commenced an u carthF IN closet, which Eah
been opened for months Then child cried out in
agony from the inter ior Of large h"okc and beautiful
bird need singing in the Of the room, Astn.h
ment turned to fear. until boy. who i "en sitting quiet
s in up W
This wonderful instrument can lpe sent by ill., with full
directions which will rE2ble any person to it.
Retail rs each: three for so cents Wholesale 81
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paid address receipt Of above prices by the sole
agent" OF s'ls f. .sa a Co., Boston, Mass
In order satisfy doubts reliability would
that recei we'd the hearty of
publishers Of the Weekly Goi~, Trnreler Statesmen and
Post, of Boston, and Weekly of New York ut this out
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-16
A DashinE Yankee Miss.

An American lady has been cutting
quite dash at a fancy-ball in Lon
don. The correspondent of the Hartford
Couront thus describes her:
asked an English lady who it was
that took the shine off everybody else
in the way of costume. She replied that
it was Young America who attracted
the most attention. TO begin at the
dancing part the lady was dressed in
blue satin boots, with silver buttons.
White satin skirt (short), over which was
gracefully draped a silk American flag,
caught up at one side by metal eagle.
The bodice was blue silk covered with
silver stars, over which she wore a very
effective metal cuirass on the front of
which was the American shield, the
eagle coming out beautifully. For or
naments, she wore bracelets, and neck
lace of gold dollars, very neatly made.
On her head she wore crown of thirteen
stars in brilliants, the hair being down
the back. felt a national curiosity to
know who this striking figure of the
ballroom was, and found it to be Kate
Field. And the costume which was SO
much admired, was designed by herself
The necklace was made in Paris to order.
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A Skeleton in Every House.

The origin Of the above is briefly this !:
A young student of Naples believing
himself deing, and fearing the news of
his death would break the heart of his
widowed mother who passionately loved
him-after much reflection, adopted the
following device: He wrote to his
mother, telling her he was i'll, and that
soothsayer had foretold he could not
recover, until he wore shirt made by a
woman who had no trouble-in fact,
who was perfectly happy and contented.
The widow, in her simplicity, thought
that attaining such garment was an
easy task; but after making inquiries
from her friends, found that each had a
secret care. At last she heard, from
several sources, of lady surrounded by
every comfort, and possessing hus-
band who seemed to think of nothing but
making her happy. The old lady hasten
ed to her, and made known her wish the
lady made no reply, but took her visitor
into an adjoining closet, where she was
horror-struck at beholding a skeleton
suspended from a beam. For twenty
years have been married." said the lady
II was forced to marry my husband
while loving another; shortly after our
wedding, my former lover came one
evening to bid me farewell forever; my
husband surprised us while together, and
instantly stabbed him whom he unjustly
suspected, to the heart he then caused
his skeleton to be preserved and every
day he make, me visit it," The widow
concluded that 10 one WAS without
trouble, and as her son had desired, ~h.
became reconciIcd to the idea Of his Iu>~
Every one has hi troUhI,~--th j. :"
skeleton in every hoU~r.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
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Wood Tag Plug
TnpaCNn

IT is said by reliable persons that
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders fed
sparingly to laying hens will increase the
quantity Of eggs two.fold. Try it. Il won
cost much.
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t'.} \ a. CO.'S ,,.,ut,t N4H Uy-
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so a,.e 10 IS and 81
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F EM|ALE FO0LS.

Are scarce but the HE kind who buy Scales Of tray
cling agents, are plenty. J of will deliver Five
Ton Wagon Scales, freight paid, for $50. No money
asked till tested Send for free Price List JONES.
OF BINGHAMTON, Binghamton, N. Y.
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T. .'H !'NrIirUinrS- call on our Dealers
....> .Ate't tlI u!aE, which We mail free.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
FIsKE 4 HARKINs beg to announce that Mr..
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
will appear for the FIRST time at this theatre
in Boucicault play. from Irvns's immortal legend.
RIP VAN wINKLE
Presented with entirely scenery and appoint ments
AND CAREFULLY SELECTED CAST
TONIGHT AT 8 MATINEE SATURDAY At i:so
PAESRYH ABBEY AND Nan
nlsss nlsss STUART ROBSON s%y cS%s%y rS
Ia. I %'s%,: s WILLIAM CRANE o'"s s%ats.sssss,.
Last Last i., nights nprMos shskssEs@res
Last $HS;r SHS STSSi s$ KS Errors
BESEGIr EGHsoS Ssa 's;s AND Ssei seaasG 1rs enc of
- STE STE sAGHEESks sAGHEESks.
III orR BACHELOR GTSF MaTSEE hs s'y
aoo i earpeed throughout, For especial aeeommoda
chair, viii be reserved in the balcony each
Reserved opera chairs in balcony
Reserved opera chairs in dress circle 81
MATINEE PRICE, %
As"','a FSs Ssi;s9 ''f'i DEC = ss"'' extra
.BABEs IN THE WOOD"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
JPOOIE DONNELLY. .Iessees and Managers
skSSD ifi sffs@
Mo- ready, after months Of preparation, and will be
sented in gorgeous style Shakespeare's Play,
CORIOLANUS.
CORIOLANUS.
Every scene and appoin entirely and
historically correct. The eminent tragcdan,
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Sf' 1a
Of tho Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia, and
2n AUXILIARIES.
Magnificent costumes. armors and trappings; golden
chariot and spirited horses marveously beautiful scenic
effects: full male and female chorus, &c
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
DOOTHS THEATRE. EvANGELINE.
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PURCHASERS OF PORTLAND CUTTERS, 4 AND o
SEAT SLEIGIfS, should call and examine stock.
NEW CONSIGNMENT Of Cutters from PORTLAND
in At received
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A $3.50 WILL BUY A COMPLETE TURNOUT: FAS1
~ Mare, years old, warranted sound and kind; Brews
ter side bar top Wagon. Harness. Blankets Robes. &c
cost 81 900 less than two months since l West ~
Robe
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THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES including the celebrated
Trotter SOCKS: FINE FAMILY CARRIAGE
TEAMS; Carriages Wagons Phaetons Of all descrip-
tons: Wood Gibson Double Harness. &C.
ENTRIES SHOULD BE MADE Monday, by r. NJ, to
insure place on the CATALOGUE.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,

AT AUCTION.
BY VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AuCTI0NEERs.
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
40, 112 East 18th ST., 4th av.,
on TUESDAY, 17TH DECEMBER,
n o'clock.
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