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TIE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION.
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and 2eth st., NY.
nave n nse s we, 1s remedy for
distressing complaint. RIG. BLACKBURN.
TEFFTs, GR1swoLD KELLOGG.
443 Broadway, n. Y.
For ten years was afflicted with Ga
tarrh in ~ its worst form 50 that lost my
known remedy, without relief. The use nsst Of
two boxes Of Wei De Meyers Catarrh
GooLD L. BRUSH.
81 wish that we had Language to express
what he has done for brother and myself.
His remedy has restored us to health
n he paekaR f1r said
saved me i've hundred I doii T '
Mrs. A. j. WHITTLEsEY,
Sheffield, Mass.
"For three or four years have suf-
gave me little hope. and the various e remee
dies tried. were WITHOUT hs avail After two
was wonderfully relieved-and since then
entirely cured" LEWIS F. NEWMAN,
305 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
NEW MARKET, N. H., Dec. %, 1879.
For nearly year have had such suf.
location and pains in my head and eye.
that could seldom sleep. There appeared
to be something in my nose: had three
doctors. Each one said a different thing,
but could not help me. The pains in
creased. Then DIR. Wei De Meyers
pamphlet was put in my hand. 1 COM
menced using the Cure on a Friday, and
felt better the next day. On Monday.a
great PO1ypus, an inch and a.half
long, with string on it where it tore away,
came through my mouth from my nose.
There was also half a cupful of dis.
gushing mucous came from my nose
aid throat. Then knew what was the mat
ter. It was Catarrh. 1 thought that myeye
was gone, but the pain soon disappeared,
and my eye is all right can now breathe,
talk. and sleep naturally. and am we'll
again. Everybody ought to know Of Wei
De Meyers Catarrh Cure. I write
these few lines to thank you for the good you
have done me. With respect
SUSAN B. LEIGHTON.
&C.. &C.. &C.. &c.
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure ia sold
Druggists, or delivered to any address, at 81. s.
DIR. Wei De Meyers Treatise on Catarr
g mailed free to anybody. ID. b. Dewey
Co.. Agents, 40 Dey St., N. Y.
jan2O- t3m
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A MISSING MAN.-John Fuelling, the book
keeper OF the Washington Schuetzen Verien,
weli-known for his long connection with that
and other German organizations here, has been
missing since Friday. He resided at No. 1I42
9Th street His friends are afraid that he In
tended suicide, from the fact that some time
ago he had an interview with lawyer In re-
gard to his will, which he then made out MI.
Fuelling Is about fifty -four years OF age. 1t Is
understood that there Is no trouble OF any kind
in his financial trusts. The police are on the
lookout for tidings OF him, but as yet nothing
has been ascertained. HE'S about six feet high,
was dressed in dark clothes and wore a fur cap.
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MRS. ADELINE DUvAL MACK, of NewYork,
Al TalImsdse Hail, THURSDAYS ftnsfDAY and sATUR-
DAYS. at pm: Tickets for course Of eight les
sons, S3-for sale at hall: Single admission. 60c.
Private Lessons at $40 Indiana ave. feblS-1m
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MEN AND Boys
CASSIMERES FOR SPRING,
25. 81. so, 60. rs. 81. 81 per yard.
GGssRs IT SafSGSs snd es ggfsSsff g.
fss%ss 5sa5ss %5st EAsHs 80 81
NaTkINS, ii II Linen liner gef dozen 4 sia5
A-wool BHNTINGs at Old PRICE, Ice al coio rs.
Black 9 9Nn MFR az wool very fine 80
Marseiies eSgNTEkPxs ia ii from s. s. g. t'0
Fancy 2 sen
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
Save money by buying your Dry Goods from
c. M. TOWSON.
$50 Pennsylvania AUenMe.
feb21 South side, cor. 7th st.
T IEBIG G9MPANY,S EXT GssA E.. Of E
IL MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAYGRING STOCK FOB SOUPS. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. sTs success and boon Tor which ma.
lions should feel GRATEFUL Medical Press. !"
Lancet, British Medical Journal. " TO-
CAUTION only with the fac simile OF
Baron Liebig's Signature In Blue Ink across the
Label.
"oonsump..on in England increased ten-fola in
| LIEBI6 CO1PANY,S ExTRACT OF
| MEAT. To be had Of al Storekeepers, Grocers.
and Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
| Wholesale onlyl @. DAVID b CO.. ~, MARI
Lane London. England. mar lS-Y
LOOKS 1oon LOOM
SEE. NOTE PAPER SHILLING FOB q.
Paper formerly sold for 75c. now reduced to 600.
The above bargain can be obtained ct
| JNO. O. PARKER'Ds
| octS n7-6l9 7th streeA.
| DKMONGEOTe NEW WAVES AND EAU Oh
u -. QUINN. ETo;s no; p...,. ~.
noe. 81
1NafSE spiHpLE. CYLINDER and Sew
Nc WxOHINE OILS are manufactured BY =. b
KELLOGG. II Cedar ~ New York. 3saas
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

To Ladies' and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fiaher's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO. e06 street, near 9Th street By promptly
American or European Invention, he is enabled
TO do bis work In manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses,
partly or thoroughly. rs years experience Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices
F1rst-class work.
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GRAND
ORGAN, HARP AND TOCIL
CONCERT,
AT THE
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner 9Th and 81 SITS. NV,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB'Y 9TH, 8 P. NJ,
7 Under the direction of
PROF. GEO. W. MORGAN, of New York, Or
ganist;
MISS MAUD MORGAN, of New York, Harpist,
And several eminent vocalists.
CdTus VI duilllssslOil .OU CeulS.
Programmes and tickets may be had at the Ellis
Music Store, 937 Penn ave. Pursers Bookstore,
400 9th st. Majors Drug Store, cor. and It'll sts
NV. feb16-11t
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.Tm revenue stamps used on DIR. Balls
cough syrup bottles would oil car."-Ef-
chaNgR,
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AUCTION SALE of dwellings, Nos 162 and 164
West street, Georgetown, February 24th. See
adv ertiSement. 1
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WHAT EMINENT PHYSICIANS SAY.-Perentire
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Liebigs Extract of Beef
when tones are required. In diphtheria, ague,
Iadlai1dt typhoid .fecers, and every depressing
disease, we have prescribed 1t with excellent
success. j. H. Leslie, Md; G. H. Copp NJ. D.;
S. B. Prasons, MD; r. A. Vaughan, MD; Drs.
s. L. and j. C. Nfdelet, all Of ST. Louis: and
many others. Sold by all Druggists and Gro
GERS
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AFTER you have tried all other remedies and
they have failed, take Re,.ear,s Dyspepsia Rem
edieS. They never fail. See another column. W, m
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SUITS DIsMIssEp.-Among the suits dismissed
by Judge Macarthur in Circuit Court (No. u
last week were those OF Teresa Hutchinson agt.
John Alexander, for $50, 900 damages for breach
of promise, &C.; Patrick Tobin agt. DIR. C. H. A.
Kieinschmidt for alleged malpractice, for which
damages were lald at so,0oo ana Ernest hloge-
way, for damages for malicious prosecution.
The latter had Ernest arrested for false pre-
lenses In obtaining dairy outfit On alleged
yalueleSS notes.
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CITY ITEMS.

RHEUMATISM can be permanently cured by the
timely use Of Dardng'S Remedy.
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"ALDERFEY DAIRY."-FreSh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In u lbs.
Ward prints, 45c per 10. Also, cottage
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JUENEMANN'S

NEO. JUENEMANN'S
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN.
sp2s WASHINGTON. D.
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edieS They never fail. See another column. W, m
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair, Use
London Hair ReStorer." InSureS new growth.
London Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
"London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer." The only clearly and
London Hair RestOrer." effectual Hair Restorer
"London Hair Restorer." in the market.
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists,
stott Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. eO
EDGAR's Who0pfng Cough Specific Is the best.
For sale by druggists sec. per bottle. Whole
sale depot, corner sth and E. Capitol SITS. 2w
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Welles' Health RelesCer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
A QUEER HEAD PANTRYMAN.-TheJ Jesse Hoyt
a famous New York steamboat used to have
for head pantryman bent and crippled darkey
whose face was as full of humor as his form was
OF kinks and knobs His name was Robert
Smith, and his malady was chronic rheumatism.
He tried Giles Ljlinlent IOdis7e ammonia for a
week of the present winter, and next season
intends to astonish his old acquaintance on
the Hoyt by his appearance as sound man.
GILES IittS cure ErySipelaS
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES
120 West Broadway.
ci1
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THE NILES ALARM MONEY DRAWER Is an arti-
Gle almost Indispensable to merchants Being
capable OF a variety of combinations. and simple
in its construction, it recommends itself to mer-
chants as an important part of their store fix
lures Till-tapping has become so prevalent
that an ingenious arrangement like that of the
Niles Money D1'dtrer is indeed necessity. They
are sold by Messrs. Fairbanks & Co., 311 Broad
way, New York, and the hardware trade gener-
ally,-N T. ErDJpSS
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DELIEF FOR IRELAND.

DELIEF FOR IRELAND.
TIE EkH f5K aa phdF EnA D
5EHAF RI F5 5EE5%TFSF sEF FrTERS
II appeal to all Christian men and women for help
nant fever all the spring and summer Of last year.
many Of your fellow creatures are obliged to lie all
panss Of hunger Where there are f Hundreds Of
men, women and children who have not one suffi-
no potatoesthey are s rotten in the ground there
is ne turf-it is rotten in the ground; there is no
Ct e
N he great work of saving the lives Of your fellow
HATS The 70 Ss
~ GomMSTTEE on E E y n.I,,s, a,u
aas efn 5adse advocate 11Hs3 h De
FS's:bffEsaAM1S 1909 St
N 1Gk E51 SRs NsW f9sk a s
Mrs. Gov. CLAFLIN, 14O9 II. u.r
Mrs Gen RINN e hsnie9 oI Plaee Capitol Hill
Mrs: Judge FERkiss, i42s s., {McPherson house,
MTs LEVI IGHf E9sHS 81 5o 12h st. st.
Madame MExiME 3TTEEf. 1925 Conn. ave.
Mrs. Admiral P0RlTER, l7l6 H st.
Mrs. Gen. RICKETTs, 1929 g St.
Mrs Secretary SHERMAN, 1928 K st.
Mrs JOHN H.sTARIN, s Lafayette square;
Miss WT Chief shSa as
Mrs Speaker RANDALL. febl4-9t
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READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron Bitters Curatfne
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine
Iron Bitters Curatine
Complete Strengthened. Reliable Medicine
Iron Bitters Curatfne
Sure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Bitters Curatfne
Enrich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaints
Iron Bitters Curatine
Renew the Vigor. Cures Kidney Affections.
Give Vitality. Cures scrofula.
Cure Malaria Diseases. Cures Rheumatism.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Cure Dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
and Tunaors,
Cure Indigestion. Curatlne
Cures Pmples
Iron Ritters and Blotches.
Irritability. 'Curatine
Cures Boils 4 Old Sores.
Cure Langour. iCuratine
Cures Ulcers and Boils.
dSss Fsia9$ ., f fs4 ss4erta
Price 81 Bottle. Price 81 Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by sTOTT l. CROMWELL, 1876 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, wholesale and retail, and by all Drug
gists. dec24
EDGAR'S WHOOPING COUGH SPECIFIC rs
IL THE BEST.
30 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by Druggists generally. feb17-6t
GROWN
TOOTH BRUSHES.
GROWN
HAIR BRUSHES.
A full line at
W. 9. THOMPSON'S,
1an28-w, I, m, 3m 7O3 Fifteenth st.
FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
NOVELTIES IN JEwELRY.
STAPLE AND FANCY sILvERWARE,
LONGWY LAMPS,
TRIPLICATE MIRRORS.
TRAVELLING CLOCKS,
SCONCES AND MIRRORS.
A very large assortment
n. W. CALF, BRO. 4 Co.,
feb4 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NFE> MERISM-PROF. CARPENrER-LIN-
IVA COZ HALL, Monday night, Feb %; Tall
msdge Hall, Feb %. 25, &c, a, 49, Admission. 2Sc ;
children, 15c reserved seats CSC. extra, Buy num-
bered reserved seats at Box Office. Tallmadge Hail.
from to 4, daily. Matinee Saturday. Feb: q, at
15c. fsb23- 6ts
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LICENSES have been issued to
Ht,sb,Ic. Maria Katharine Opper-
Erederick HerZog al,. ma Ritalierra, both
mann: John Ordrill and Johan.-
NJ Nontpomary Co. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-23

Thomas bowling, auctiOneer, will sell to-mor-
row at his auction rooms, a very select asSort-
ment OF above goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-23

JEwELRY, spring styles, at Prigg's, As, Penn
sylvania ave.
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Oh. NV Head Aches.

WHY WILL You SUFFER with headac he, con-
Stfpation, nervousness, or any disease of the
liver and stomach, when so efTectual a remedy
ters. For sale at your own druggists at 25 cts.
paper or 81 a bottle. w. E. THORNTON, Prop'r,
Baltimore Md.
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| No. GAG
! 2 st.

No 628I ON EXHIBITION mo. GAG
a, | AND SALE ! = st.
MARKRTTER's
FREE LIT GALLERY AND STOREs
No. 636 II Street.
Qhoice Oh Paintings, EngravIngs. CaroWSs, &c &c;
shades. Pictures, frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels Rings, Nails. &C., In the District.
TPIease remember Name and Number. s2s-6m
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EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.-The Bradbury piano in
use in the White House for the last three years
was Saturday replaced by beautiful Upright
ment Is marvel OF fine workmanship, both as
regards construction and Ornamentation, and
gives the greatest satisfaction to both the
President and Mrs. Hayes. The Bradbury ware
rooms In this city are at No. 11OS Pennsylvania
avenue. +
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THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
mt yesterday afternoon, Capt Z. O'M. Condor
In the chair. Circulars were read, which had
be prepared. stating the objects of the organ
Bl ok subscription lists from the Parnell fund
Were acknowledged, and will be distributed In
Washington. A. w. Clarke, a nationalist from
Pi tSburg, made an address. A permanent Or
"a liZation was effected as follows: Thomas
w lsh, chairman: John O'Reilley, secretary;
Patrick Cullihane. treasurer.
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THEATER C0MIQUE.

THEATER C0MIQUE.
Il MONpAY. Feb Is, nightly, aud Tuesisy and
Friday AAT1NEES, Envageuent of the great
Murray and Hedges combination, Thirty hrst-class
Specially Artists the greatest cnnlbination travel
| ing, Murray Il Hedges, Mile Hennette Annette
/ Ggaken, Morella Brothers, Fred. Roberts Waiter
&EfAck, Mcpherson L ONeil Joyce Nartalle fe13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-23

If You Are Bilious,
Tone up your liver. Take QaiTk's IRISH Tea
Sold by druggists at Is cents package.
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c AT A r r n AL
p OF & ON

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE.
The MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION.
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HyHE BEET ~
MaNE, RINDLE. CYLINDER and SEW
Inc MAOHINE OILS are manufactured by .. b.
x1LLQQQ. II Qedg ~ New York. jsaas
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The Following Speaks for ItseIf:-T<
Whom 1t May Concern:
SAIICILIC SOAP

OFFICE HOURS:
FROM Q A. NJ. TO P. N. AND FROM 8 TO 8
P. M. janis
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
W. 7. Mccartney to Ii. r. Mccartney, part H.
Crawford, lots Il to so, So ss7 $, ss4. &C. Led
erer to Michael White lots 101 to 104 Mt Pleasant
1900 Patrick Welsh to Timothy Welsh, lots
rs, &c and 81, so. 716; 3. j. B. Wilson, trustee,
to r. M Cochran lots and n So go 900 Uts
81 and al ns 30 sa rs; g q. ". CLARK to e A
Langhorne, lot 105, SO. 1893; S. 900. G. W. Stick
part A. SO. 81; $500. Frances McCauley to S.
T. Williams, part 20 and II OF Georgetown:
s., $40. VIM Shields to N. v. E. Cabell. part IS,
sd. 315; 8, 925. Elon Behrend to NJ. E. Mehrling,
Warner, parts S and I, 50. 2o6; $. Nathan
Tenant TO S. c. johnson, lot II, so. SSl; 81, 500
REAL ESTATE SAIR-Messrs Duncanson Bros,
auctioneerS, sold Saturday afternoon, for Dorsey
Clagett and G. w. Cooper, trustees, part Of lot
s. in square &c. fronting so 4l-lOO feet on Bridge
improved by brick dwelling, to Richard Young,
| for s64. so per front foot.
| FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-The house Of Wesley
| Fry. in Hillsdale, was destroyed by fire last
night; loss 81 800, on which there was an inSur.
ance OF 81 900. 1t is thought that 1t originated
| from defective fiue.
| Mr.. KNAPP's LECTUREs.-Those who attended
last Friday evening, were amply repaid fol
| going. The rise of Grecan art out Of that o.
| Egypt, its splendid development under civil
| freedom and its decay as the Roman empire
i took possession of the Greek state were graphic
ally and lucidly stated and were Illustrated BY
| fitiy chosen pictures An accident to the oxy
hydrogen light just before the lecture, prevente,
perfectly satisfactory display OF the pictures
though the difficulty was, perhaps, noticed b.
but few. The unique charms OF this lectur
promises much for the remaining ones OF tn
course. Tomorrow night the lecture VIII b
| "poAA A'o- 80
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OUININE, ETO., ITO.
Depot 616 efhoIHeet opposit o. g. Patent Of
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A TELEGRAPH CAsE.-Saturday afternoon the
case OF II. Baumgarten, against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, action for 500
damages, by reason OF the failure to promptly
deliver a message, was commenced before Just
ice Walter, but was removed to the Circuit
Court on cf'ftoroTf, sued out by Mr.. n. Wilson,
defendants attorney
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EDGARs Whoopfag cough Specific Is the best.
sale depot corner sth and E. Capitol SITS. Wv
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
Tripping into Matrimony.

A nice little romance appears in the columns of the Springfield (Mass.) Republicaas. One of the rosiest maidens m that city. while hurrying to the depot to take train, tripped, and so grace fully recovered herself as to win the ad- miration of very substantial-lookin old gentleman. He assisted the young woman on the train and to a seat beside himself. Conversation flowed please ntly and acquaintance ripened fast. On parting at station not many miles west of the city the couple exchanged ad- dresses. The old gentleman proved to be wealthy Chicago merchant, who opened correspondence with the heroine. She apparently wrote as agree ably as she talked. Letters winged their way between the city by the river and the city on the lake. Then came a proposition-noto of marriage, but that the wortuy son of the susceptible parent be admitted to the correspondence. The father gradually drew out of the field. and the son more than made his place good. Then came an offer of marriage. It was accepted. Three souls are happy. brilliant wedding and luxurious home are in prospect, and the railroad iii ciaIs have been greatly puzzled of late by the number of Springfield girls who are stumbling, with more or less grace aboard trains bound for the great anG glorious West.-Neso Fork Tribune.
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
Statistics Of Live Stock.

The department of agriculture at Washington has prepared a table, com piled from the latest returns, giving the number of domesticated animals in Europe and the United States. It shows that there are in Europe 3l ,573,. 663 horses, Great Britain having ?, l0l,- 100; Russia, I6, l60 GOO; Austria, l. 367.- 023; Hungary, l, ,l5s sl9: Prussia, 2,21S,- 724, and France 2,742 70S, the other countries having less than 1000, 900 each, while the United States has but 10, 93S, 7uO, or 20, ,634 .963 less than all Europe. Europe has 4,l36.03 mules and asses, Spain having 2,3l9. .S46; Italy, 7lS, ,222; France, 705 .9i3; Portugal, lSS, $40, the other countries having less than LOG, ,00O each. while the United States has but l,7l3, 100, or 3, 2,422. .93l less than all Europe. There are in Europe S9. 676. .24 cattle, Great Britain having 002. loo O; Ireland, 4,l42 400; Sweden, 2.0s6, ,330 l; Russia, 22,770, 900 Austria, 7.425, 2l2 {; Hungary, 5 279. l93; Prussia, 6,6l2, l50; Bavaria, O66 263; France, ll.72i, ,459; Spain, 2,967. 1903; Italy, 3,4s9. l25, the other countries having less than 2,0O0, ', | 900 each. while there are in the United l States B 234 500 cattle, or 56. .443, JAS less than in Europe. There are in Europe 194 026, 236 sheep, Great Britain having 29, ,495, g O.; Ireland, 4,482, GOO; Russia, 46. .432, ,OoO; Austria. 5,O26, ,3s5; Hun gary, l5,O76 997; Prussia, l9. .624. .758 | France, 25 O35 IA; Portugal. ?. 7O6 TIT Spain, %, 46S 969; Italy, 6,9s4, ,049; Rou- mania, 4,786.3 the other countries having less than 2,000, ,000 each, while the United States has 38, l26, 800 sheep or 155. 9O2.43 less than all Europe There are in Europe 42. .6s6, 493 swine Great Britain having 2,5I9. 300; Ireland I,O52 ,244; Russia, $500 GOO; Austria 2,551 .473; Hungary, 4,443 279; Prussia i 4,276, ,531; France. 5.755. .656: Spain 4,a51 ,736; Italy, 1853, ,562, the other countries having less than 1000. .O0t each, while the United States has 34, 786, 100 swine, or 7,920, 1893 less than al Europe.
The Newtown bee., 1880-11-24
The Farmer and the Painter.

One of those men who go about the country disfiguring nature by painting advertisements on rocks, trees, etc., has been giving his experience to a New York Sun reporter. He tells this story of how he was worsted on one occasion by farmer:
 tsI had warm time one day near An napolis. I found low house built against the gable end of barn, and got on the house to paint 'Tutt's Pills on the barn. was working away nicely on the .P' when the farmer saw me and ordered me away. l tried to reason with him but he wasn't open to convic- tion. had to go; but hadn't gone far when thought what 8 pity it was that the sign wasn't finished, and then con- cluded to go back and finish it. was working away on the last IL when the farmer saw me again. He insisted upon my getting right down. I paid no atten- tion to him. finished the T. and began on the $ as if there was no one within | thousand miles. tOh, you won't stop, won't youP yelled the farmer. sWell, we'll see,' and he rushed into ihe | little house on which stood and began l thumping around at 8 great rate. What's he up top thought 1, and 1 be- gan to shade the sS.' l soon found out 1 for just then b-zrz-z, bee spotted mt on the left ear. and another jabbed me ir the cheek, and before knew it about {
 million of them were around my head
 I didn't wait to make the period. jun finished that s in hurry, picked uE
 my paint pot and lit out in double quici time. T thought I'd stop ye,' yelled thu
 farmer after me. thought he had- Int
 house was bee house, and he walked uI the inmates and that fetched me- ha<
 hard work to get rid of the bees. an.
 had to keep mud on my cheek and ca
 all that afternoon to keep the swelling down.