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Iron Bitters Curatine
Powerful Tonic. A Vegetable Medicine.
Iron Bftters Curatine
Complete Strengthened Reliable Medicine.
Iron Bitters Curatiue
Asure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases
Iron Bitters Curatine
Enrich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaint.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Renew the Vigor cures Kidney Affections
Give vitality. Cures scrofula.
Iron Bitters lCuratfne
Cure Maarial Diseases. Cures rheumatism.
Iron Bftters Curatfne
Cure dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
Iron Bftters
Cure Indigestion. Curatine
Cures Pimples
Iron Bitters and Blotches.
Cure Nervous
Irritabihty. Cura.tne -ss&
Iron Bitters N o.
Cure Lapgour. Curatine
Iron Bhters --''
Cure Painful tCuratine
Mecstruation. For MISUNDERSTANDING.
Price 81 Bottle. Price Ella Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by
STOTT q CROMWELL,
4S5 Pennsylvania ave,
Wholesale and Retail aud by al Druggists
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Fairbanks Scales.

Fairbanks d Co are pushing their peaceful
colquests all over the world. Some people and
the export business lively at one time and dull
at another. But the foreign. like the home. de-
mand for Fairbanks IL Cb's Scales is always
active. The excellence of the wares, and the
energy and perseverance Of the manufacturers,
triumph everywhere over all competition. TIE
jury Of the st. Petersburg Permanent Exhlp-
ton OF Machinery now adds another frs. prize
10 the long retinue OF honor5 won by this
famous American house.-N. 7. Journal OF
Commerce
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AN ESTATE CLAIMED BY SWISS iIETRS.-Gen T.
IL. MuSSey, for Gen. John IT., the Swiss consul
anu attorney 10 lacL Tor the parties has filed
cayeat TO the Will Of the late Henri Roah9t m,
behalf OF brother and a large number o.
nepheWs and nieceS OF the deceased In Syir2eT
laEd. a nephew living In New York has also
nled cayeat Oh the ground that the viii va,
procured by frau1. He claims 20 be tie So
helr-at-law OF the deceased. The treaty or the
I nlted states with Switzerland provides for the
in the other.
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WILLET d LIBBEY.
9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
DR. Won dO0CAZISKEB
syear ago opened bis Offices at
0l0 10th street northwest


DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD, I'M.
PAIRED SIGHT. CATARRH. ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS CHEST. ETC.
His success has been most gratifying to himself
and TO many OF the numerous patients who nave
been under his care, the majority Of whom have
EIyEs. LAwTERs. 0IEaaYMES. MEaoaANrs
no hesitancy in asserting that he g wins that his
centage with that OF any specialist or physd an In
this city or elsewhere. bis success was 90 great
that he has resolved TO make this city. BY 6PEIIGT
REQUEST. his PERMANENT RESIDE noe
Among Testimonials Of successful treatmsnt n.
YooRAxEs, gEEAToa INoAILs. RKPREsENrArrvI
EAfHA1s 9: y. DAvDoTB EsQ., 2: 6oxERvILLE
cthef.: Over ono hundred Geferences to tbs very
best citizens can Be examined g his Of6asa AID
18th street NV. and be Wiahes Il dstnotiy under
sfood that no name q reference g giveo or letter
q testimonial ever publishod which hss not bean
plsSed yokvxxAxxkx at hia disposal s0F thst cnr-
pVse. say7
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ALL PARTIES who intend making a display In
Tie coming mercantile parade next TUESDAY
Will please forward at once their name number
or vehicles and amount of subscription TO Mr..
PhelIs, Adams express Office. secretary OF ex-
ecutlye committee. This Is 10 give subscribers
The choice places In the line and the full benadI
OF the music. ~ FIX. WARD Marshal.
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LUMBERi LUMBER

LUMBER LUMBERi
LUMBER!
ANEW DEPARTURE.
ALL OF OUR JOIsT AND sTUDDINa ARE
CUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE
MORE HEART IN THEM. CLEARER OF
KNOTS. AND BETTER MANUFACTURED
THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE
FLOORING. GOcD)....................... sl.eO
No. BOARDS. GALL 10 FEET..........sl.s1
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OPINION Of eminent DEW. c. Cavenagh, Mem.
phiS. Tenn: For weak digestion, general iepiI-
lty, ard want of appetite cheerfully recon-
mend COld.','s Liebig'S Liquid Extract or Beer
and Tome Inrjgor0t0r. Sold by all druggists
and cIOcerS.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncans0n
for c. G. Lederer and John Walter trustees the
north 81 feet inches, OF lot q, fn square 800
partly improved by twostOry brick dwelling
NV, TO Mrs. Elizabeth A. Anderson, for 81 ana
Also, on Friday aft 3rnoon, for Henry Isenen
and Louis Neurath, trustees. part OF lot ~. In
square sic. having front of "a feet on street.
between 4th and 5th streets NV, with a deorh
OF "a feet, and improved by a small brick, 70 Nj.
T. shilley. for 81 29O. Also, same afternoon. for
GEORGE JuennemaD and John L. VCght, trns.
iIont or lot 3, OF Charles II. Holden's subiiv.-
sion, In square 1874, Improved by a small tr me
on "a street, near l street. Sc, to f. w. Rest,
for s215.
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RAIN. HAIL OR SHINE, the mercantile process
sion " i'll START from the naval monument at 10
O'Clock sharp, tomorrow nOrning. Parties de-
slrlDg 10 make display will report to assistant
marsEais On Mary land ave. Sw between fSt
and 9Th St, before that hour.
+. X. WARD Marshal
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OrFrcys1
WASHINGTON, OCt. I, 1880, gao g. 10. {
FOR The middle states. partly cloudy weather
and local rains. s9BtbeTiy winds. shifting %
westerly and nOTthHesterly. falling. followed
Dy rising barometer and by Tuesday morning
lower temperature.
The following are the readings OF the theruon-
etar at the Signal Ofiice during the day. a. M.
62o: t:35 a.In. ca: II am. 20, pm, 'J'.
Maximum. 20: minimum. 81.
RANGE OF The THERMOMETER
Yesterday Sunday. october 3, the ther-
mOmeter al the Signal offico. in this CITY. stood
as follows: am. SO; I:2j am, $50; II am,
sc; 2p.m.. 74c; 3 pm, 80: pm. 60: IL p.
N, &c. Maximum. 14o: minimum 1850.
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MR. II. C. GRAFT, for several years past con.
necttd with the business department OF the
critic, died at his residence, s24 18th street IN
saturday, In the 3lst year or his age OF typhoid
fever. Mr.. Gran was nephew of the late j. a.
Miller, the business manager II the Critic ami
since MI. MS death has filled his place He
was young man OF sterling worth. The funeral
took place 10 day, and the services were con.
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Elliott, OF the Church of the
Ascension, aid the fnterment was at the Con
gressiC nal Cemetery. The pail bearers were A.
J. Clal Ike, w. T. SinoEds. Fred. Griffin, Francis
BepzlsT, MI. Pushaw and Mr.. Pspnebaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

BCRGDoRF. on Sth street. has SIX saddle ana
large horses suitable for the process
Sion, for hire at reasonable rates
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RAZOR CUTTING BY A WOMAN.-In the Police
Court saturday, Martha Ward and John John
son We're charged With a5saultlng Ada SIap-
nero, who testified that Martha and SIZE h.
some words last Sunday, when Martha AMI
oohhsoh assaulted her, and Martha whipped out
razor and cut her across the face Shontf -
ard wrist. DR.. Leach te 3Lifiei 70 the extent o!
tLe cuts. one OF which extended 10 the bone on
lhe lett SIDE or the forehead. They were b0tl
sent TO jail for six months.
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LOCAL NEWS.

anusements. &c. Tonight.
National THeGfe7.-"The Tourists In the Pull.
man Palace Car"
FOTd'S opera House ga Flock Of Ge-,se-
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MRS j. 4. PALMER, importer and DESIGNER ot
fashions In millinery. l101 ST. NV with onsn
the dgerent leading houses Ia Paris 10 mSrro 90,
and Wednesday, october 5th and 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04
CITY ITEMS.

1T Is IMPOSSIBLE to take LodiIe's Hedddchs
Spec,Hc without almost instant relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

OFERA snd field glasses for colo hi,
CCheL's- Hes Pennsylvania ave Vi niie' at
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AND behold, the multitudes, with one A.
cord, praise and use DR.. Bulls cough syrup. 7
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COLDS.


An Instantaneous and Perfect Remedy,
NoW Universally Recommended bu Our
Best Druggists
Fer Sneezing, Snuff g. influenza,
DizZiuess, Headache,
Rinoia0 Noises In tbs Head,
Loss of Memory,
And Ex cry Form of Cat II rh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

oNWHoLEsoNE BREAD.-Several days since Dr.
y. Smith Lincoln sent TO Health Os1icer Town.
she1d sample OF bakers bread which presented
avery singular appearance when sta,e-belng
covered on the outside With reddish substance
and asked that 1t be analysed d.. ToWnshend
sent 1t TO Prof De Smedt. District chemist. Wh1
mas returned TO DE- Tcwnsheud the results OF
his examination. He states that the samp'e
was dry piece OF bread, marked with large
orange yellow spots. The most common adaI-
teraIts OF bread are alum, terra aba, sulphate
OF nne, Carbonate CT lime, sulphate OF cop
per. No metallic or earthly substances We're
discovered by chemical research. 4 mic
loscoplc examination showed the yellow
Spots 10 De composed Of fungi and spores, such
as orGium orantracum, pendulum and torula
sechafL Grains OF wheat having been store
In warm, damp granaries a certain degree OF
termination occurs. and the alouminouS mat,
teIs are converted into diaStase. which Changes
part OF the starch into dextrine aud gucosa
ia The manufacture of bread FROM this damaged
!lour, Larger quantity OF sugar Is formed tnan
Is 0eslraoie and such bread has great tendeu e
iopToduce the forenamed cryptoganc ferments
Bread containing such crypCjganic ferInants i,
uD1t Ior human food. for there Is good reason
10 peileye that illness has been produced by
such bread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

DR.. HARTLEYs great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists sep1-w,s,m,2m
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M CORA BLAND, M. d..
III Has removed from sos i3h 1t NV TO 1903
q st. NV, where she may be cons ulted profess
sionAiy during DAY and EvESING. Ali diseases
treated BY the most approved methods. Nervous
special success.
Office IN residence. seplI-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

GEORGETOWN DIVISION MERCANTILE PARADE
Citizens Of Georgetown Intending TO participate
In The mercantile parade on Tuesday next Will
report with their displays 10 Mr.. j. NJ Waters
al the corner OF Bridge AID High streets, VIII ore
they Will be met by Col. p. III. Alabach asstS
tant chief marshal, and band or music 10 es-
coft them 10 the parade ground. This division
will leave Georgetown promptly at a. H., pro-
Ceeding down PenIsy IL ania avenue to Mary
land avenue, and can be joined by other dis
plays from the western portion of the city
The assistant marahals will please meet ma az
Wizards Hotel at am. sharp ruesdiy, O:to-
ber5. r. X WAN MARSHAL
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An Elegant Toilet Preparatfon.

An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative Is found In ..Lon-
don Hair Color ReSt0rer." 1t seldom falls 10
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair Is
checked by its use, and IL produces growth OF
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most cleanly and ef-
fective hair restOrer now before the American
people "LOndOn Hair Color RestOre,'" can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at Is cents
bottle. Six bottles 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For washington at $50 Pa ave.
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CRuELTY TO CHILD TO BIB PUNISHED. In the
Lohce Court. saturday, the case OF Sarah Tay-
lor, the old coIored woman who was sent 20 titI
aDout Two weeks ago for inhumau treatment OF
o one natie colored girl Sarah Skewman, came Up
~ 'me motion made by defendants counsel u
VIZ oouit requesting that she be released OF
pay ment OF small fne on account OF Ill health.
me SouIt tJudge Bundy) said that he had re-
eenea no ceItlncate from the surgeon at the
Jali sta Ing that her life was In danger. and II
such was the case p irdon could be procured.
he would therefore oyerrule the motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

CROUCH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for IT. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-buga 1bc
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue
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PILES CURED without the knife. DR., Snrader
GU 1ltn street. Consultation free. Bog
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"ALDKRNBY WAGONS Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In x lbs.
"Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, Cottage
cheese huttermtlk and sweet milk &C. per oft.
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NVTICE.-Thou1ands Of WATCHES have
~ been kept In order By me during the last thirty
years. They are q perfect 10 day ~ when manu-,
fecfurod. Well made Watches viii. with care last
indefinitely II attended 70 By An experienced per-
son. n. JENSEN. olS Pennsyivanis ave- auRd
A UTON ETDCHEB'O DYE WORK.
"A and the only DRY cleaning Ssnbnshmeat IN
All kinda Of LAOEA GRAPE Wells and TRIM
MIEGe. WOOLLxN BLAGKET6s c1eAnood BY q
Xiso. akNTIEM1NB GARMENTS caeanssd ana
dyed. TsrmG vsy cheap. according 10 dns work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

ALLEGED ROBBEsY.-On Saturday night a
stranger, giving the name Of James Phillips,
VISITED house No. 1921 street, where he alleges
TWO OF the inmates. Jennie Smith and May
Boswell, robbed him OF $50. Officers Jenafer
ana Bailey arrested the parties. and they are
held Tor hearing II tie Police Court
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The NATIONAL MINUTE MEN AND THE G. \ p
Mr.. {. a. Royce. department commander OF the
o. y. H., declined an appointment OF the eXecu-
I'VE committee OF the National Minute Men on
the ground that tie G.. a. K. being q non par
tlsan organization. the commander OF tn5 c.
A. K. has no proper place gu its executive com
nittee, ana that whatever may be his own Do.
l1'ical sympathieS and afinitieS he Wouid b.
doing Violence TO his obligation and duties to
The q. A. X. II he remained thereon E. VI
Rosary. secretary OF the Minute men has re-.
pied 10 the letter OF Commander ROYCE SAVING
Tue \. M. VI. is net primarily political havin5
IoritS principal object the firm encaong into the
jewel OF 10y atty TO the union the twin gems OF
liberty ami nationality and as the baise YOU
wear the jewels that are glittering on your
breast, by the confidence OF Your comrades. are
clearly Indicative or your sympathieS aud AZ.
hnitles az patriot, proclaintng, as 1t were tue
out-reachfng of your faith toward .one sold
country, one solid American nationality no
amenities are deemed to have been violate
When under ADDRESS OF your rank aud title your
Individual self was respectfully notified OF an
eect1on to membership of the advisory board
10 the executive committee"
ANOTHER ROBBERY on II STREET.-Last eve
ming the house OF MI. G. g. NOyeS l104 NJ street
northwest was entered from the rear AMI
cio,hlDg, bOofs and shoes, toilet articles to the
value or apo ut $780, were taken from the cham
Ders. rms adds another to the long list OF rDh-
pclies that have taken place On NJ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-04

II ME AND CEMENT.
sAYLOR's PORTLAND OEMENr.
The strongest. cheapest best.
RoUKLAND CHAINED LINE,
The best In Americs.
ALSO,
CHURCH. SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
WOOD MANTE9 AND THING Of every de-
0cr1pton specially.
Il. e, CANNON
N5.N Room " OOrc0xaM BUILDING.
TT YOU VALUE YOUR EYB6leiaT, 30
u the best q 0IA1116 az 81. n @
Is s 1E N Criticism T. ';-. 90
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HEATING SPECIALTIES-
H MD1Is' SOCIAL LA rRObE
MOTIFS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. -
MO11s' STAR FURNACE. -
Above goods Is cheap any in the market 80
and warranted to give satisfaction.
HAMILTON 4 SHEDD.
aug2l 400 9th street a.yv.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

Wv VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EXECU-
X tons issued ont Of the Justice Court in
and for silver City Township. County OF Ly-
ON. State of Nevada, and to me directed ana
delivered for judgments rendered IN SAID
cont on the 9th day of March, A. D., 1880, IN
favor OF the state of Nevada, plaintiff, and
AGAINST the following named defendants and
lie real estate aud improvements hereinafter
described, tO-wit:
Thomas Hirgings and the foilowingde-
ecribed real estate and improvements thereon,
to.wit One lot and house on High street,
adjoining Scawell south, in Silver City, Lyon
county, Nevada. Tax delinquency and costs,
S25 76.
Thomas Mcdonald and the following-de-
seerihed real estate, to.wit: That vacant lot adj
Joining the old brewery in Silver City, and
saloon fixtures In Sutro, all in Lyon county,
Nevada Tax delinquency and costs, S25 4SH.
An Wong and the following-described real
estate, to.wlt: That vacant lot on west side of
Main street, adjoining Philip Geyer north, in
Silver City, Lyon county, Nevada. Tax de-
linquency and costs, $50 30.
The Daney Gold h Silver Mining Co. and
the real estate and improvements thereon, to-
wit: All that land, claim and mining claim
in and near Daney Canon, and all the i'm
proyefnents thereon, and the building ana
hoi ting works on the east side OF Carson road
at the upper end of Spring Valley, and all in
Lyon county and owned by the company
Tax delinquency and costs, S2l2 10
Notice is hereby given that, on the twenty
seventh day of April, A. D., 1880, between the
hours of 8 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock p.
namely, at IL o'clock NJ of said day, will
sell ali the right, title and interest of the
above-named defendants, for the amount OF
tax delinquency and costs upon the property
ser opposite their respective names, at the
Court House door, in Dayton, Lyon county
Nevada. at public auction, fot cash in hand
to the highest bidder who will take the least
portion of said property and pay the amount
of said tax delinquency and costs to satisfy
said execution, and costs that may accrue.
II. A. COOKE,
Sheriff of Lyon County, New.
naNtnn NJ yada March Dc A D. 1899.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-14
SKEElFFS SALE.

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X - - ~ -, ,ht tsfrct Cent
",I ISS ~ g., stat. If Nc
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49, -. - - w., t.,.r, n,cIsnic's
$500 ~ ~ :, " ut,.r
'i' ~ rtd r,tNs,hA, D.
1et % -, ~, - - vi. 4 il .,id q, mt
-, H. - a. -. MI, A n IN i'm fINtr
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III "a 80, Int Is.I7 rGl in pold
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w, 'hH'' IT. !" INV y, a.. ia
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90 t"a. ui " 49,, ~ - :, 9 a ..iccl
"a ~, s,,.i'.tr ~ ~ - 10 n,,l,,LN nf
n' a. -, GA en-, am, ~ n,d decree
a %" =, ,t,I' .tst,, ,,l5 Iute,,st of ssia
a. aI1,r IND sud ali pertns
t,I,,',. Ar n,,,n or tlroufh item or
't.a".'bs 80, T.. h.rr.a ~ fcr,cIceed Of ALI
e',,r Nh, ui ,4t 49,, .,a rtntity n led, II p,tf
IIbI, ~ ~ IA ana .v.Ty mart
i " s",,' aIftb, 60 rirt,ip ti,ces psr-
n, ~, ,o,S -, isnd sitnst,d in silver CIV
80 - Ia 7 20, =, NIFTY Described a. fol.
to"n ne, suiu dI zoe f, yoststj, fr,n m.
wv wv 90, ri,r,'er - plock No IA according
.o. tl ~. sris1 n,.r ~ ,sid .twn.site MADE
W ne NJ, ~, ri. In The fiice Of
ny huss r. b tLs 20" 80 Ia Jynn Conp,,
md running theIce Hlone ,n g7 WIZ VIE f,n,
u"uhra,y % ,a,i 20 ~ ,co,, fc,t thence
4 1i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-14

In Bavaria q quaint custom obtains,
rendering it obligatory upon every
Prince of the reigning House to per-
form at least one days active duty
as a private soldier in the royal army.
On the gath of last month Prince
.Alphonso, of Bavaria, first cousin to
the musical King, completed his
eighteenth year and attained his ma
jority. Greatly to the entertainment
ofthe Munich public, which crowd
ed the Marienplatz to contemplate
his performance, he celebrated his
birthday by-deing auty as sentry in
front OF tho principal uard-housc Of
the capital although be had re-
ceiYed bis commission in the morn
ing, re took up lis post as simple
scntinel,, duly greatc9ated7and armed
with 'swordB Ma onent ahd'rifft, which
latter heg shouldered at the correct
angle as he marched to and for on
his peat or stood cat ease before
his Sen Try box, giving the prescribed
salutes in all their subtle nuancts 10
every otncer that passed Oy' Beng
an uncommonly good looking youth,
he " as gazed at &ith admiration and
approval during his " speH' on guard
by great numbers of Munich danes
and da,nsels, WHO gave utterance to
their feelings by plaudits when he
was relieved from his post in the
usual manner, and marched eff to
barracks, rifle on shoulders, with the
relief party.--Loudon Telegram.
lextS 3Cs44e1S -zs--s7-> 5ss.s q
-----WuAT could be more intense
ly Amerieda than theact Of the Yam
kee who, on visiting an italian con-
vent abeipg shown alamp which
had not been permitted to 90 ont for
five centypies. quickly stepped mp to
it anil blew It out, With the remark,
Welp I rather guess IFS out now!'