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AGRICULTURE.

HOME MADE SUPERPHosPHATEs. - ]
place side by side two old flour barrels,
In me Of which I put whatever bones
come to hand. In the other | put q
bucketful Of wood ashes from the house
stoves. moisten them well and scatter q
few bones on the top. The process Is
repeated as the bones and the ashes are
produced, and at the end Of the year
some five or six barrels are the result.
The mixture should be kept we'll mols-
tened without being wet enough to al
low any drainage, and In about eIgh.
teen months the small bones will have
disappeared altogether, and the large
ones will have become soft enough to
be easily crushed with the shovel while
mixing the compost. The result is a
manure which Is far too powerful To
use without mixing 1t with at least ten
times Its bulk of muck, or some fertili-
zlng earth, and which can then be APP
piled with excellent effect, especially to
turnip land. / am Of the opinion that
1t is almost, If not quite, as valuable as
many of the purchased superphosphates
and the plan is worth adopting If 1t is
only to get rid Of dangerous ashes and
unsightly bones.
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Coal
Mines and Lands
CARD


In consequence uf some recent very avOralle I'm.
portations and large purchases ofCHOlCE ENGRAN.
1NGS at the present Low RATE OF GOLD tor
prompt cash, MessTs. JAMES 5. EARLE a SONS are
enabled to effer their large stock, with these add.
tions, at a MUCH LOWER RATE THAN HERETO
ORR, viz: Uniformly s5 CURRENCY for each
GUINEA, retail, In Europe, which will place the
price Of oil engrayings usually
sold at 90 ana ~ ats... . ...... .as.s.... 80 .sa.s-ss.s.c sVN
Those sold at ~ and SO at,..--. .......-. ,-...... -
Those sold at SO and S4 t.................-....- lOV
Those sold at Us and go Al. .....,-..............- l9b
The titles Of a few familiar ones are annexed TO give
some idea Of the important CONCESSION now made.
Sir Joshua Reynolds, heads, all kinds, nOw...".s 5O
All Landseer s, smaller sizes, nOw ......... SO
" largest sizes, nOw............. 1900
" medium sizes. now ................ lUW
Rosa BOnheur's works, formerly So al, now 500
wedding under the Directory" and others,
each noW""."-.." =: '.-.'... DIV
W hich do you likef' now. .--.,..."..."...-.... bOO
Large Monarch Of the Glen, y and others, now 800
Photographs, PhOto-graNures, Sc., sc, all reduced
in exact proportion, making now: Large PhOto-gra-
yures, Sl.75; larger Photographers $40. ALL
rs received at the same rates. The
largest and fullest stock now on hand. New cabinet
photographs Of all subjects AT 50 per dozen, less 10 per
cent; all beautiful and perfect. Poets, authors, mu-
sicians, comic subjects, copies Of works Of Meyer Won
Bremen 6e., &c, all prices.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
SIC Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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To CLEAN MARBLE.-Rub first with
soda and soft soap, then wash as usual
with water.
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. $ %s$ TO GET A FARM.
Send FOR OUR CATALOGUE.
A.H.WYMAN& co.
900 -. Seventh street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ECOmDOuId OXYGEN Treatment

FOR THE CURE or ALI InRONfO DISEASES
Endorsed BY 7 y. Arthur. editor of Home MagI
zine, Hon, WIN. d Kelly n. g and man. others q
our Well.kuOwn and best citizens. send teT our
Brochure. lp Do. mailed free. sTAREEY A P,LEN,
Ili2 GiTari st., Phila Pa.
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RULES FOR COOKING MLATs.-All fresh
meat should be cooked in boiling water,
that the Deter part may contract and
the internal juices be preserved. For
making soup, when you wish all the
juices extracted, put on in cold water.
All salt meat should be put on In cold
water, that the salt may be extracted in
cooking. In boiling meat 1t Is impor-
tant 20 keep the water constantly boil
ing, otherwise the meat will absorb it.
Be careful TO add boiling water If neces-
sary to replenish. Remove the scum
when 1t first makes its appearance. AL.
low but twenty minutes boiling for
each pound of meat. In broiling, have
your gridiron hot before beginning
operations. A heated skillet, barren Of
grease, will make a respectable substi-
tute. In roasting beef that is not par
ticularly tough use a brick oven, allow
ing about twenty minutes for each
pound of meat.
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THOSE answering an auyorliseiuoDt va
confer n favor upon tho Advertiser and the
Publisher by stating that they saw the adver.
Is ement In this journal manning the paper)
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DOMESTIC.

STRAW PnDows.-Dio Lewis a v /.
The proxlmate, II not the original,
cause OF q large proportion Of deaths
among American babies 10 some malady
Of the brain. When we suppose the
death to result from d~ysentery or cholera
i%nfantum, the immediate cause Of the
death Is an affection OF the brain SUPER
yening upon the bowel disease. The
heads OF American babies are, for the
most part, little %furnacesl What mis-
chief must come from keeping them
buried twenty hours out Of every
t~wenty-four in feather pillows. It
makes me shiver to think OF the number
Of deaths among these precious little
ones, which | have myself seen, where
| had no doubt that cool straw pillows
would have saved them. The hair pillow
is inferior to straw, because 1t cannot,
like straw. be made perfectly clean and
fresh by a frequent change. Do not
fail to keep their little heads cool.
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MICROSCOPES 81 s.I nsSsss@ Pr Price,. s;s..
INl Telescopes, Thermometers. send TOT | Illustrated
IVl 1 alta ORue n. a j. BECK, ~ CasUHH 81,
Phila. In writing, please mention this paper.
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Gu r Z D NJ e..

ROCHESTER, Nov. q, 1910
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear .tr,-I have suffered for the last three
or our years with Liver Complaint and Kidney
troubles. Previous to taking the VE0ErlNE |
was under the doctors care for q long time, but
he did not help m. My friends thought would
moi recover. / began using the VEGETINE: and
realized good effect from IL right away. had
taken but three bottles before | was much bet
ter. | continued taking u .ew bottles more,
AMI cnn now truly say / am enjoying the best OF
health. / have given It TO my little daughter
with great success. since II has done me so
much good / have recommended II 10 several.
ia usp' Respectfully, j. q. SMITH,
%. q. FranCi, Street.
.- "a .iaaa. yo ujaas Ayanna
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Mr.. Smith is q well.known dealer IN STOVES
and tinware, for many years In business In
Rochester.
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GEORGETOWN.

ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-About
1915 this morning Officers Harper and Welsh
heard cry of ''POlice!' on High street, be.
tween Prospect and 1t streets. and on reach
ing the spot found a man named Mortimer
Fisher, resident of Edwards Ferry, Nd
who stated that two white men had followed
him from Jennings station. and were trying
to rob him. Fisher was under the influence OF
liquor. He was escorted to RowZer'S Hotel.
He had 1913 in his pockets.
REAL ESTATE SALIENT Bowling, auction
eer, sold the following property on the east
side OF Market Space yesterday, to Mr. Peter
e. Harrison at $50. for Woodbury. Wheeler
trustee, viz: Lot 49, in Old Georgetown, on the
east side Of Market Space improved by two.
story Drlck house The property on the west
size OF Market space was not sold.
COAL TRADE.-ReceiptS and shipments for
week ending today. Receipts-Maryand Coal
Co, 2 40 tons Borden Mining Co., 800: Con
solidation Coal Co, 5.1C9; New Central Coal
Co.. 1861: total, 1861 TONS Shipments-Mary-
land Coal Co, 2s0o tons; Borden Mining C5.
2,2Co; Consolidation Coal Co.. 5, leo; New Cen
trail Coal Co, 5,961 total, 1861 TONS
GRAIN 1RADE-Arrived by canal boat
Seneca, with 2, SO bushels wheat to Hartley s.
Bro. 81 bushels do. to j. G. g. J, M. Waters.
$50 bushels do. to III. NJ Talbot. Boat M. g.
Boyer. with 4, SEQ bushels wheat to ], q. !.
Nj. Waters.
MERCHANTS EXcHANGE.-The offerings on
Change amounted to-day to 1889 bushels of
wheat, with sales as follows: l5c) bushels at
1929 $50 at 1C2l4, los at 1011% l3CJ at 1887 2SC
at 1884. Cd at lU1l Geo at lUllI, As at 1917
. POET.-C!eared, American Schr. Martie A.
Holmes, OF Perth, AmbOy, NJ. Captain Elias
Burr, with SEQ tons coal for AspinWall.
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FRESH GOODS FROM NEW YO

FRESH GOODS FROM NEW YORK.
We are now receiving our regular fall stock
OF Genllemen's, Boys, and Children's HAS
all of which were bought in New York and
Philadelphia this week, and will be sold at
veIy low prices for cash.
Prices will range as follows:
Mems Wool Hats SOC. to $50.
Mems Fur Hats, ST. 25 to 81.
Logs Hats, all Styles from zoe. to ST.
Lewis lone Price Hat House," go It'll st. 2
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parlor shooting, from IS up. Bazaar COS 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
lOtos Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrhGa, whether arising
from teethiug or other causes. An old and
we'll tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui.
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the gr'n. desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book =, g.. ,I.'lal, with par
ticulars, mailed Tree. AdureSS Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25d&k1y
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischers Chemical Scour-
ing and DyeiEg establishment, No. 906 G street.
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in a manner not to be equaled bv those
rot possessing these facilities. Gents suits
cleaned for 81. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned
from 81 up to $50 a window. Wool blankets
from SO cents to 81 pair, by cleaning mum
Der reduction in price. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots
effectually from any article, and careful press
ing gives them an appearance as If newly made.
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A REMARKABLE FLOOR COvERING.-A floor
cloth. LineOleuno, is now being manufactured
composed of cork, making a clean, warm,
ing. It's claims to extraordinary durability
have been thoroughly tested. 1t IS printed in
handsome designs, and sold by all carpet deal
tie word ''Linoleuna' is en- the back of every
SQuale ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-28

@-At Exeter, Ont, last week some patriots
took out OF his bed fever patient and drove
him to the polls in buggy. He gave his vote
supported Oy TWO men, while third held an
umbrella over him.
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The street lamps will be lighted at $40 p.In
and extinguished at 4 90 am.
M lie PIUd hOmme has re urned to the city
rOr the season, and. as will be seen by her
advertisement, is ready for the reception OF
pupils
Madame LecOurt, of Paris, at 17l4 L stree
gives pI ivate lessons in French. See her adyf
The Sisters of the Holy Cross-St JOseph's
orphan boys asylum tournament
TO be given on The 10th INST for the benefit of
tie orphans. Particulars will be advertised
in THE STAR.
Though the District fund for the relief of
the poor OF the District is exhausted the
ladies OF the fourth district are still distrib.
nting needed food for the destitute sick from
Their room, No: $50 2th street northwest.
The interest In the revival at Foundry M E.
church continues to increase, Last night the
church was packed TO its utmost, and hun
,srrds were turned away. The young evan
peljst sn conduct three services to mOrrow;
doors Opened 90 hour previous to the ser
vices. viz: at 10 am, b.. ara o ~ m; owing
TO the greatly increasing jn,.. nv; nv! MI.
next week
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AN INDEFINABLE yet exquisite perfume lin
gers in the laccs and lingerie among which
has been laid one of j. g. E. Atkinson 5 de. icate
Sache Is.
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District Government Affairs.

j. L. SWeetman, NJ. ID, in communication
vices to attend palS OF the sick Of the fourth
police. precinct gratuitOusly, in case the au-
thoritieS supply the medicines.
The District Commissioners to-day received
invitations from the Alexandria and Fairfax
Agricultural Association to attend the fair t.
De held at PeytOn Grove, near Alexandria, On
the LIST, I'd and Sd of October
Mir. ;. h. Lewis has laid before the DiStricS
commissioners written rea5Ons why, in his
opinion, the west side of nth street Should be
paved as wei as the east side, as far as II
street, claiming that this street was among
the streets incllid 4 in the estimates on which
the appropriations by Congress for improve
mentS we've based.
quarters for furnishing winter uniforms for
the police. No award was made.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector LntwI,le Jas B Ill, con-
Ma,kets Sis, G2orgetoWa; $lCo Timothy
Cornell, construct a bake house. No. sol 18th
st., corner OF ST., s.w,, =. FRANK Dove,
repair frame, No. 81: IN ST. Sc; $50.
THE ASSEMBLIES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
LITIGATioN.-Justlce Macarthur to-day in
the Equity Court, in the case of T. w. Col
claZer VS.. William Cowling and others. passed
decree directing the sale of the Assemblys
Church, corner OF 9Th ard streets northwest,
TENDER, 1859, Geo. II. Varnell and others exc
cuted deed of tlust to William Cowling, on
lot y, square 4S5: where the church stands, to
~ SuC VIZ pay iuSHG VI %, - W buc pIdluLlu.
OF this amount $3.50 remained unpaid, and
the plaintiff went into equity to compel the
trustee to execute the trust, which he had
repeatedly declined to do. The court substi-
tuted Mr. r. s. Davis as trustee, with instruc-
lions to proceed with the sale. An appeal
was prayed by the defence and granted.
For CHEAP BL ACK SILK, fall dress goods
a>hmeres, blankets. Canton flanneis, under
wear, laundrled and unlaundried shirts, cur
tain lace. linen damask, &C., call on Luttrell Il
Wine, 1870 Pa. avenue, corner 10th ST., who are
doing business on the cash plan, are satisfied
with, and can afford to sell at, smaller profits
See adv't. +
THE CRIMINAL COURT will recOnvene next
Monday, but in consequence Of Justice Wvlie
Dting engaged IN the General Term no trials
will be called. The grand jury will be set to
work, there being Some SIS cases awaiting &C
ton, but the petit jury will be discharged for
one week.
THE FIRE at $50 O'clock last evening was at
the corner OF Sd and ID streets sOuthweSt-the
partial burning of frame house occupied bv
John Jett. 1t originated from sparks on the
roof. ana was extin guiShed before much dam
age mad been done.
MILLER g. JONES annual opening OF their
billiard room, after thoroughly refitIing, will
take place Monday evening next, on which
occasion an interesting match game will be
played.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John j. keefe and Margaret A. Falhner; John
G. Costello and Mary Carmody.
FRIED OYSTERS, d cts. per dozen In box.
Schwing & Clarke's, 7th and G sts.-Adut.
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs

rGMPLIMENTARY PICNIC. GIVEN
- 10y The Proprietor OF g sSEOkU' ARK m
10 his many friends Tor iher patronage ~
curing the season, UE SDAr % er 1Sr, a.
1878. He ha1 also engaged the great wire Ll&
va ker. Pref. 81 OFT HAStEY, who will 1T empt
Tire perilous feat or king from the masthead OF
vessel to the top OF the pavilnn distance OF %
feet on single strand of vie. Pref. HANLEY
c0mmerte at 2 o'clock and will continue until
IL p. m.
NJ MISSION FREE,
Ferry Ii ats leave WashiDgto, and A'exandri,
every hour. Last Eoat leaves Washington at 8
O'Clock. Its
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CESAR covered his bald head and gray hair
with a laurel crown. Ayers bar VigOT
covers gray heads with the still more welcome
locks OF youth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-28

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, United States vs.. Cephas Jones
argued by MIR. Newman for the defendant,
and MIR. Wells for the plaintiff; to be resumed
Monday. In re George Taylor, on requisiti0n
corpus; motion to hear motion to dismiss aD-
peal Of United States Overruled, Justice Hum.
phreys dissenting. 8. NJ. Lee VS.. j. T. Lee
ply VS.. Murphy ordered calendared in order
Of time. Adjourned till Monday at 10 o'clock.
A@Dean Stanley arrived at Philadelphia
yesterday, and was entertained last evening
at large dinner party by Mr.. G. w. Childs.
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LECTURES.

KINHERGARTEN LECTURES, By Ms.
~ LOUISE POLLOCK every Tuas1ay ard FRI
day, at =. m First lecture explaining the course.
OcOher 1st ill K. u. hall, $50 ST.. IS the course
OF 20 lessons. Companions 10 ticAet-hod .rs aam t.
TED free. sep26 ec3Ls
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL. OWENS. OUR EOYs.
AWEEK OF MERRY COMEDY.
JOHN 4. OWNS as..........Perkyn Middlewlck
TUESDAY. Mr. OWENS In two plays.
Eceryb0dy's Friend
and
Hdppiest Day Of My Life.
WEDNESDAY,, his OILY appearance in the
VICTIMS AND FOETN WINKS.
FRIDAY, benefit OF Mr.. OWENS.
Fist pr,auc Jon here OF tie new yers;o7 OF
SOLON SINGLE. emitted UNCLE SOLON
alter which
o q II l. Z 8,
MATINFE SATURDAY AT2
Do: Cr, the ricket on the III. 0rih.
N ...NMf ~ as. C:leb Z u inner
SAIUk DAY NlGH Mr.. OWE s farewell.
Peal Fry and SCFioas E,rsni!Y
octo' y 1-'-Unc'e Toms Chin - p4S.tr
GRAND CONCEET.
" eco VOICES. ORCHE IRA
6RAND ORGAN.
Els HIT PROBE jUR3 of NJ sic to conduct Civ IN
~ aid of the Ye low Fever Su aerets and under
the auspces OF The National Relief commission.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
10th and SITS WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Oct.
ci 1873, Al 8 O'Clock.
,,1 ,cs. i"r sale everywhere. 60 cents. On and
artsr Monday reserved seats at Ellis 3 Co.'S. IS
en- e1la. sep27 8.
NvRVU
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MIS-. NJ. J. HUNT has just returned from
the Paris exposition with a large aud vdriS 4
assortment OF Partisan millinery aud fancy
gooGs. the selection of which she superyi .ei
lie .sef. Read her advertisement and the n
call and see her stock I
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AmnSAmNnfa.


NATIONAL THEATsE-There was another
successful presentation Of Julius Cesar at
ths National last evening with C. Bangs as
Mare Ant9ny MI HE heen ne 81,
fore: l. Was most excellent. Julius Caesar
will be repeated this evening, and should draw
a crowded house. Next week John E. Ovens
BARNUM's SHOw.-NOt another person could
have edged his way into Barnum tent last
evening; The immense moving crowd at the
close, nlnng the whole area ercircled by the
canvas, remlnded one OF the closing hour at
the Centennial Barnum seems to have
eclpsed ms previous forts in getting up his
Is more In them than in half dozen ordinary
Shows. The performance tonight will be the
,ast g1en III .nis Guy; ana Tue tents will again
had better get there early.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The grand con-
cert at the congregational church next
"Wednesday evening for the benefit of the vel
low fever sufferers will be one of UNUSUAL
merit and novelty. There will be chorus OF
conducted by eight professors of music well
known for their ability. The tickets are only
so cents.
to have been given by Union Lodge, No. ii,
i. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows hall, sth street
southeast, on Wednesday, October 2, has been
postponed to Wednesday. October 9, at ~
Nm, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT of black silks. colored
ipOu SihS. CpeCk SILKS anu Soly uSuI
silks. Carriers, III Market Space. Pure silk
! arc Wool damasse p;ack grenadines. 81; black
s1iss, a. SIC, q. sl.25 up to $3.50: our 81 and
sI.Z3 PACK silks are especial bargains; black
Blankets, only s5.-AGu;.
PRIGG Jewelry Store received soma beau.
tlfui Pew sly gold niiea jewelrys from one
to twenty dollars. No. 457 Fennsylvania ave
nue., near AZ stfeet,-Adrt '-'-'-
TAKE home dozen fried oysters in a box
for . cents froR John restaurant, TN and ID
50 aA-4,&5-ee2!sl
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c. Tonight.
Condensed Locals.

National 1hedter.-"J Julius Cesar"
Corner oh G71d g streets -Pirnum's Circus
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EDUCATIONAL

MAD ,s NE LEoouRT, from Paris, gives p-i-
AZ yaie lessons 10 French to Laiies, &sntiemsn
bring any exee'. Mt Recommendations. and refers
py Perm ss,on to Mrs. General RiCketts aaa Rsv.
south, cor. Connecticut avenue. sepas ;"
NINE. AMELIA RIEHL. having ,stnrne5
1N1 from Amhurrt Mass, where sac stfsaded
now PREF AIRED TO teach French. SO fsas tina AID
money may be sayrd The Language viii bs tsushs
sS IN ns r.9ors
TUESDAY EVsNING, Oct 8 at In m. after
to be present. Residence iooi New Yo.2 aSsa m
SPANIsH TAUGHT AND TRANSIT ATED At
- Ios4 l7th st NV. Terms model ss2s Inn
I Aw SCHOOL OF STU sTiiUNDIkS uSIEEE:
FACULTY:
JAMES c. WEh.ING LII. D..
Professor Of tie Law Of Real ana Fer ona Proper
~. OF Contracts, and OF Crimes aad II sdo-
Professor Of kqvit JuIispru euce. of Common
law law ssd Eq1ity Peains of the Law of Evil
detce, ana the Law of Partnership.
The Hon. WIN b. LAwRrNCE, LID Dol,
Professor OF the Law of atoms.
The exercises of the school will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF DC -,ber ut
O'Clock p. NJ, when the announces ents for tie
$1,000 ade, ana opening addresses delivered
Under graduates and new stueeats purposing to
JON Inc school are invited to be presen,- also
graduates In law who may desire Information re-
Sp.G.ing the operations Of the Posi-, GRADUArE
DEPARTMENT, which was estsb ism, Il last year.
Inc charge Ter tut lon IN the undergraduates
department is $50 for single ar: or $3.50 for two
years payable tn advance hs yearly. or In month
~ lnstAln enfs. At the option OF studsnts
The tuition fee In he Post 6r ad ate Department
Is $50 payable In mon lilly instalments. and cover
ing the entire period OF nine months. Students In
this department during the last year are admitted
Tree OF charge for the current ear
Applications for catalogues may he MAZE at the
bookstore OF w: h. o. h. NJ ,rr isoa. 475 Penna.
avenue; at the National Savings Bank. corner New
York avenue and 18th street and 20 the Presi lent
OF the University. POST, Rsp) SO 25-tf
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AIL-WoOL INGRAM CARPETS soc. new pat
81, 81. 60, 70 and SIC oil cloths. all widths
Nottin gham lace from &c (; blankets and IN
forts, from u . each. Tow sons 63S PennSyi-
Vania avenue, south side ddrf.-~--r---
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III foU DESIRE TO borrow money on good
Manner, si6 f tEset Ypgth
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CITY ITEMS.

A DIsORDERRD STOMACH is often the can
of headaches. L0dittes Headache Specific
will correct the former and cure the later.
DR.. HARTLEYS GREAT REMEDY FOR Ca
TARRH is highly recommended by w. B. En-
twisle, Stott Il Co., and by all prominent drug
gists. They say it has been known to cure
hundreds of cases of lOnd standing.
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