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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


TRUST E,s SALE OF YALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON STREET
BETWkEN NEW JERSEY AVESUE And
FOURTH STREET NORTH WEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 9Th "a
day If september, A: ID. 1875, and duly re- Id
corded In Liber No 794, folio 438, ct seq .kn.2
one Of the land records for Vashin yton county in
the District OF Columbia, and bS direction of the
party secured thereby, shall sell, at public auc-
ton. In front OF the premises, oa AEDNESD AZ,
MARCH 10TH, A: ID 1881. AT & O'CLOCK NJ
parts Of lots sixty nine (69) and seventy Coz OF
Daniel Crattys subdivision of parts of square NUM-
bered east OF five hundred and nine (E of 509) &C
cerdpg to the plat or ground plan OF the said City
oI washington, beginning for the same forty eight
leet Ses from the northeast corner of said square.
anc run ping thence south eighty feet 900 thence
west thirteen feet nine and three quarter inches
ti5Si) thence north eighty feet 800; thence east
sixteen Q6) feet TO the place of beginning, with
Dwelling
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash. and the balance
in equal lnstalments of six, twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale. 70 be secured by the
notes of the purchaser bearing interest at eight
cent per annuIn until paid, payable semi annually.
and a deed of trust on the property sold. or all
cash. atthe purchasers option. Adepost OF 300
down on day of sale. II the terms Of sale sre not
compiled with within five days, the trustee reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk ani
IF defaultiDR purchaser. All conveyancing, &c,
at purch sser's cost. LEROY III. TAYLOR,
mars eOd&ds Trastse.
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Batiste Berlinger, Is years old while putting
up q clothes line on the roof OF house, In New
York, Monday, fell 10 the yard below, and
was fatally injured.
The towns or Augusta. Belfast, Biddeford
and Bangor, In Maine. have elected re-
publican mayors. AT Camden the green
hackers were victorious.
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VHOMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

TRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Ninth AND TENTH { sTkkEfs VEST SEsGhA N
By virtue of deed of trust to Richard -
Wallach and myself. bearing date the 27th hM8
day OF February, A. D; 1878, and recorded 2s.2
in Liber S79 atfoo 292 and at request Of the party
secured thereby. will surviving trustee, sell
on THURSDAY, THE nth DAY OF MARCH, 1881.
part OF lot No 10, in Square No. 374, known as and
being the eastern twenty four CAD feet seven and
One-h half 90 inches of said lot by the depth
thereof, improved by the substantial Three-st0ry
Brick Dwelling House, No 9l6 street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue In
two equal payments at six and twelve months, with
interest at eight per cent until paid, to be secured
by deed Of trust upon the property. 500 deposit
when the property is struck of. All conveyancing
and recording at the cost of the purchaser. Deed
given and trust taken. Purchaser to con- ply with
terms within five days after sale. or the property
resold st risk of the purchaser upon five days no.
tice FRED. W. JONES,
marS dts Surviving Trustee
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TOMORROW.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROoKERY A.
AUCTION
I shall sell, on THURSDAY. MARCH 1&
salesrOom- 49,
10 Hoesheads of Asserted Crocsery.
The attention OF dealers is called to this ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLUMBIA POTTERY 90.
MAsUFAoTURERs or
sToNk AND eARTHEkWAaK,
BIB Georgia avenue. Foot Of I'd street So

4 GENERA assort1nent OF Jars. Jusa Pttohsrs
Enckwnsas PoErers, MILK Pans. Butter Orocn.
CEurn5. Beer Mugs, &C., in manufacture ana on
band This ware !s made Of the best quality Terri
Gotta material, and BY skilled workmen.
DUB FLORISTS AND GARDENERS Depart.
unent Is complete with . large assortment OF MA
oHINE AND HAND MADE POTS, msnufactured
ORNAMENTAL Flower Vases, Urns Hsnainx
BASKETS and CONSERVATORY WARE.
RV The First Diploma awarded at the late EYhj-
btion Of the Horticultural Society and at the Ne.
fonN FAir- 1an18-8r
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NSoK6lk BhLsAM Is .,rr.atsd % oars
Coughs. Colds Group. Throat and Lung diseases
&c Six drops . dose. Try Il II net satisned
return ths empty eots snd get Xcp a., money b:sl
an drussdsA, Price Is cents. ST0TT & CHOM
WELL Wholesale. 1anf7-Sm
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
EHR MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINZ
CHE EAHT A ND IHE XES1c. vi " EHINGIQN

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
EHR MODEL FAsT LINE. AND THE ONLY LINZ
TMKAsT AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNKY COUPLER, sTEKL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE A EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
4. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
fl-soEOn.csso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast IL
soo-R.lnmor., Encctt City and way stations.
e-s0-Baltimore, Annapolis. anc way. Piedmons
str,sburs, Winchester. Esserstown and way.
s.1o-Point Of Rocfs and way stations
ekS-Sauntor and Valley Express. Uouneca
Tor hS<srstown aid ct Point OF Rocks FOR
sm-EsS YOrt. Philadelphia and Boston Express.
eSW.On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
600. B.lhnos. Express. ts.ops st Hy.s.svins.
Son nes gss.6 e sna B. L1 Annapolis juno
flo-4GPttsoursh. Chicago. Cincinnati and 3
Louis Express.
a2.NGaBAamore. Eircott City. Annapolis and Way
q S-0n Sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
2oS-Saltmore Express;
1O-Balamore and Way stations. CWinchsstsr,
Prsdsriok. HAserssown and Way. via
-Baltimors Hy.ttsvine .nd Laurel H1.
press Frederick. via Relay. stops ii Anna
WiRohssssr md Way stshSns. don suHdss;
"a. &0-Balanore, Annapolis and Way Stsrcna
fkk6-PhtIsdephis and eAltirr ore E1preAa omar.
EnsouIs and WAY. via Reiay. sscps st Hysta-
eoe-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
f6.4@BAlunore and Way Stations
70IBAumore and Laurel Express
80. 66-Pltn6urg. CinctF nad and 81 Louis Rxp-ess
S.&eBAttmore. Hyattsyile and Laurel Express
RIO OO-Ecv York, Philadelphia and Boston IN.
prees Sleeping Oar 20 New York and seect
fal Sleeping Car 70 Philadelphia
tDAily. tsundzy only. Other trains daily q.
An s,iaS stNl y R.,,x s+..,o,
Tor further Information apply n the RalaYnora
and Ohio ticket offces, WashInetor Station, ava
612 and 1881 PennSyivAniA avenue, corner 18th
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage 10 -
9hecksd and received at any point In the city
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REoE1vED DAILY
CHOICE STABILIZED BEEF,
PHILADELPHIA SQUADS, CApOES.
CHICKENS AND TURKEYS,
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, AND
EARLY VEGETABLES,
At THI
BOSTON MARKkT,
LEON 9CHELL 4 CO.,
feb9 17l0 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARRIBD.
Did.

NATURALIZATION. In Philadelphia, March
l4th. 1881, by the Rev. Father Ryan. Mr. JANIS
UPsHUR and Miss ANNIE BURTON. No cards.
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NEW YCRH-ROTTERDAM.

Tbs hrst-ciass Steamers % this Line,
AMSTERDAM" ROTTERDAM"
'BCHIEDAM." Nv. A. SCHOLTEN,"
Up. OALAND, and 'tMAAS,"
Carrying tbs q. 9. Mails 70 the Netherlands, leave
EESDAY.
Isl cabin, $50 $40. I'd Cabin, s4s- $50. s.ee.-
age, e26- e OAZAUX, General Agent. ~ South
William 81, Sew York. For passage apply to ".
9. METZKROTT CO, 925 Pennsylvania ave,
Washington or T. Fl, JOHNSON, Agent, National
Bate Deposit Building corner New York ave. and
18th IT. northwest. jan17
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Methodist Protestant Conference.
This conference, at Cumberland, Nd, closed
its session yesterday. At the morning session
the home missionary steward made his report,
showing collections for home missions OF the
Mary land conference to be ST. 3S5.0s; for foreign
missions, $679.44: appropriations TO mlSslona.
ries OF the Maryland district during the last
year, S. 49, %; amount paid, 81 ,35i.SS. On mo-
ton OF Rev. j. T. Murray, Jackson Grove camp
ground, In Anne Arundel county. was made a
Circuit The president, Rev. T. D. Valiant
announced -
THE APPOINTMENTS,
and the conference adjourned. Washington Is
embraced 10 sub-distrlct No. s, OF which S. Il.
SOutherland is chairman, and the appointments
are as follOws:-Howard, A. w. Mather and @.
r. Earring; Anne Arundel, W. j. Floyd and d.
W. starr; All Saints, unsupplied: First church,
Washington, j. W. Gray; North Carolina ave-
nue.. Washington. unsuppned; Ninth street,
Washington, p. #. Hall; Georgetown, S. B.
Southerland and T. E. Coulborn; Alexandra.
S. B. Treadway; Jackson Grove Camp, unsup-
piled; Potomac, w. w. White; Guilford unsup-
piled.
ing:-Newark, S. I. Graham; Sc, Lukes. Phil
aoelphia, w. r. Graham; Wilmington. F.
&. Kline; Cecil, G. T. Cochel; Warwick,
j. b. Jones; Belaire, B. +. Benson;
Holmes, somerset: j. N. Holmes, Snow Hill;
W, n. Strayer, sub district 8, and Starr church.
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MEDICAL. &c

NO Gu RE NO PAX.-To all afflicted with
~ private diseases come at once and you shall be
nSWar1eG Dy speedy cure without mercury. DR..
IOIhEno, yOo y st southwest. mar72w'
NE; LEON, the oldest stAb!1shed and most reN-
~ eo,e LADIES' PHYSICIAN In the city, can b
oonsuites aatiy 81 4So Massaehusetts ave, from
olartres quickly cured. Prompt treatment. Sens.
rate rooms for patients. febI 9-In,
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON. every wednesday
~ snd Saturday. at his office, $50 q st. north
west, near u ST., from to p. m. who, with Is
years experience. guarantees cure In all diseases
Of the Urinary Orssns, Nervous and seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Impotency, sc
Gonorrhes or syphilis recently contracted, posi-
lively cured in from to 10 days. Consultation
strictly private, and separate Offices for ladies'
Refers 70 the leading physicians of Baltimore.
Main office, l9 s. Eutav ST.. Baltimore. Charges
moderate feb7
MADAM DE- FOREST has REMEDY FOR
WI Ladies'. All female complaints quickly cured.
Can be consulted daily st 924 It'll street northwest
Once hours from to D. m. feb9-2 ms
SPkRMAT0RHGA. Impotency Preml ture De.
- cSy, Emissions and all YenereA Diseases,
4nickly cured by DIR. HENRIE. No calomel used
a. femAs Weaknesses. ETC.. cured. 456 Virgins
.,eHue soutaWoss 1anl6 Am
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

II LBS. WHITE (A) SUGAR .....sI 90
Is lbs. Good Carolina Rice........ LOO
Bushel Choice Potatoes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
s lbs. Mixed Nuts (new). so
THE CELEBRATED BOUQUET WHISKY "a. SO
PER GALLON.
GEO. A. O'EARR,
fsbl7 1913 9TH st. NV, bet. M and n.
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ID arSt olAsg Workmen, and suPuI out supeFior
work. II U one OF the o.dnGt ssASsh % opt1 In tha
0U. lDl1 p. svs., "a aooe. oo1l
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tlonaI Fair ''' >'0 isnis'sr
INAUGURATION DAY.
TIE BEST LAGER BEER IN AMERICA.
JOB. sCHLITZ BREWING OOMPANY's
UNRIvALED
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
send In their orders early for this celebrated
LAGER BEER In casks and bottles.
Wholesale Depot-1224 29th street, West Wash.
tngton.
SAMUEL G. PALMKR,
agent for District of Columbia.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION: ,ebl7
TTENT ION.
We are now prepared to show the Handsomest
Line OF
LACE CURTAINS, FELTS. RAW SILKS AND
CRETONNES IN THE CITY.
"OUR SPECIALITY" SIS 90 LACE CURTAINS,
is THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
MATTIEGS, INGRAINS, TAPESTRY
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR THE
SPRING
TRADE AT BOTTOM PRICES.
SINGLETON g. HOEKE'S,
narl2 No. Sol Market Space.
nPPENHEIMER,s GENUINE LOW
" PRICED SEWING MACHINE HOUSE.
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
OUR STOCK THE MOST COMPLETE.
Our 1875 Machines have no equal. Warranted for
five years.
Our $40 Machines give entire satisfaction.
Ready Wound Robbins for all Machines.
Repairing and Renting Speciality. Parts for all
Machines at OPPENH EIMEH'S
nlQ KOS 9th & GIo,1d
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THE TRADES.

n IBSON BROTHEEa
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINrRRS.
10l2 PennsylvAnia ave-. wAshipStou. D. q.
- Fine Printing Q specially. isnlg
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DEALERS. AND REPAIR
~ ERS, call for prices on Perforated and Elias
nc Cha1r Bottoms and Backs. Any size Elastic
marl0-Sm
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or NJ A. DAUPHIN. at
No. 3l0 Broadway, New York,
Or p. HORBACH,
800 18th 81. Ave- WashinRton. DC.
~ All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF Gems g.
T. REAUKEGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY. mars
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TARD COLLECTORS
" Send Csc. for sets of our fine Advertising
Cards, for Soc, or Is for 81. BARNUM & Co.
l6S Williams street n. I. ua-l&-aoSs
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FINANCIAL.

PhOEaIs 400 PER CENT.-An Association has
operanons IN connection with the Tnrf RooHmeSSs
n f!, hirlne Race Track Pooling. Prvileses &c
~. goo already subscribed Oapitaib aitn IN I'm
SHARES, S2S. Send for Prospectus. S''"o"'
j. X. WILSON Il 90
ieOio I'D $50 Broadway, New York
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UNDERTAKES.
WILLIAM HACkETT, with Auouerus
w BuRGDORH, FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Everything first Class tanIp
ERED. SPINDLER,
UNDERTAKES,
ianl9 1898 7th street northwest.
TOHN X. WRIGHT,
CNDERTAKRR,
knIg 1881 f0th street. a.w.
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AO1SsStOt0 St0C6 Lottery OOnfD0NSs
This institution was regularly Incorporated BY
the legislature of the state for educational and char
liable purposes in 1868 for the term OF
twenty-five years. to which contract the In.
violabe faith of the state is pledged which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
vote, securing it's franchise in the new constitution
adopted December I'd. A. D. 1879. with capital OF
81, 000. 0O0 to which 1t has since added . reserve
fund OF over $3.50. 600.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU.
TON Will take place monthly on the second Tues
day.
1t Never Scales or Pds.po,,es
Look at the following distribution:
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PARIS MAINE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1881.

tree when the tears came, they would fall
on the leaves and stain their brightness.
too. and the great, deep sighs the little
fellow sighed, because he was so tired OF
waiting, blew ever so many of the leaves
off TIE branches. But at last Little
Sunshine" came back. One day, Autumn
saw her dancing on yellow heap Of fal-
len leaves and laughing as they rustled
under her feet.
80, Little Sunshine y" he cried JOY
fully, running towards her, have you
come back to be my sister again and play
with me under the trees y
"Sunshine" started and looking around
saw before her the queerest little figure,
dressed in soilcd torn suit, with two big,
gray eyes shining out of tear-stained
face. and she began to cry.
~ don't like you any longer" she
sobbed, "you are not pretty now, in your
ugly brown clothes, and wish Spring
and Summer would come back. | will
not be your sister nor play with you. !
am going away after the singing birds,
that flew down to the south. Goodbye
and Little Sunshine peeped for min
ute between the long tresses Of her hair
at her forlorn playmate who was wiping
his eyes on corner of his faded jacket,
and then she put up her rosy lip in dis
pleasure and ran of again into the woods.
And then when he saw that she had
really lef, him, poor Autumn was quite
wild with disappointment and anger. lie
tore his clothes and threw away his cap
and ran about from tree TO tree, shaking
Off the leaves and chasing them down IN
to hollows and hiding places. All day
he sobbed and sighed through the forest,
and at night he crept into ladies' flower
gardens and squeezed the plants with his
little frost mi,,ens until they tnrned quite
black in the face and died.
In fact, he behaved so very badly that
old Mother Time had to send Winter
down with soft snow cloaks for the shiy-
ering trees, several days before he was
due. And so it happened that on Thanks
giving morning, while | was walking in
the woods, met little hurrying figure,
all in rags and taiters, crying and sob
bing and wringing his small, brown
hands. because he had lost Little Sun
shine" and spoiled his clothes, and was
going home to his mother to be put to
bed for nine months.
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THE GREAT
BG RITNGTON ROTTj.

- No ether line runs Three Through g.
sengcr Trans Daily between ChirVo. u
Nosncs Council DuG-. Omaha. iuCu!u.
Joseph, Atch,>au, TIP ka ggd Kansas Cg
Direct connections for a.l points in Mans
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming Montana.
N,,ia. New Mexico. Arizona, ldcho, Orcsoa @
California
The shortest. Spc,slic,, ani Most e a,g-t
bic Route VA HauutN. tp fpyt Scott Dem.
Dallas, Houston. Austin. san A.toIlp, t.N
ton and AL point, 90 Texas.
The uu'Vualci Inducements ,f'yri itt
Line 20 Travellers ana Tourist. ar @ folio.
The celebrated Pullman tld-vhsCl pli
Sleeping Cars run uuiV on this iuc. e.. 3
@ Palace prcwiug-Rn Cars. witE UHrt
Reclining chairs - extra Chcr-r f.v s..
IN Reclining Chairs. The famous &. q &
Palace ntuine Cars. Gorgeous StrrN trr-- e.
tt;cd with Elegant Hlyb Backed Rattan
Noiviug ,hHir5 t'r the exclusive U~c ut @
class p1sse~-vrs.
steel Track and Superior rpuiprcrt co
bsucd with their Great Through tIr A-fntr
mont. makes This. above al others. t'riftai
Route 20 the south, SoUtt-Ncs;, a..l ;ac
West
Try u. and YOU Will aud tr-yc.ing q luXu
instead ~ I'D mfort.
Through Tickets via this CCiD DNr0tct W
for sale NJ al ushccs in the United states 90
Canada
An information about Rate, . Far. Slccv
ing Car Accommodations. Iiuv Iab.r~, s..
WIZ be ,hc. rt'll. given. amt NJ send z rr- go
any addrCs, au elegant tsIut'V III. POI gl:.>
state. Boa col -, ty applying 20
). =. \. Bs.AN. Gcu's Eastern NECut.
y6 Wa>h3.-tCn - li'stHu. Mass
ani 81, HruadNat, ScN TX
LOWELL. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Ch,cago.
TT POTTER. cen Manager. h'c,go.
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y lRt IHfII JES'hlfllpN w Az I'b-
rroR.--The editor. children, is u member
of that race of animals called mankind.
He is invariably kind man.
He is perfectly harmless. You may
90 into his den without fear. But he
has his peculiarities. The sight Of a poet
makes him wild. He is then very dan
gerous, and is apt to do bodily harm 70
all within reach. He is also much wrought
up when Il man comes in with a little tn
lie he mas just dashed off.
There is one thing that must be said
in the editors dispraise. His mind is SC
biased By long thinking in a certain dI-
rection that he di,likcs very much to look
upon both sides OF question. Therefore
If you value your safety, never approach
him with manuscript written on both sides
OF your paper.
The editor usually writes with pen
but his mos, cutting articles are the pro.
duct of his shears.
And le, me say righ: here, children
,ha, good deal OF sheer nonsense ha:
been printed about the editor. He use:
the shears only when composing an en-
,irely original article.
The editor would make a good public
speaker, but for his propensity for clip
ping words.
The editors hardest task is to dispose
of his time. His would be a monotonou:
life indeed, were it not for the kindnes:
of the few hundred people who call upon
him every day, to enliven his dull life with
stories Of their grievances, of their brand
new enterprises and with antedlluvian an
ecdo;es. When you grow up to be men
and women, children, remember this, and
spend all the time you can in the sanctum
Of the editor. He loves company so much,
YOU know, and sometimes he has to sit ST.
lent and alone for whole half minute
Is it no, too bad:
The business of the editor is to enter
tain itinerant lecturers, book canvassers,
exchange .fends, and other philanthrop-
ists. He gives his whole day to these
He writes his editorials at night after he
has gone to bed. The editor is never sc
happy as when he is writing compliment.
ary notices. For ten cents worth Of pres.
ent he will gladly give ten dollars worth
of advertising-all on account Of the plea
sure it gives him to write, you know, chill
dren.
He loves to write neat little speeches
and bright witty poems for people with
out brains who wish to speak in public
1t is so easy for him to do this that HI
is sometimes quite miserable when al
hour or two passes without an opportun
ity to do something Of the kind.
The editor dimes at all the hotels free
he travels free, theatres open wide thei
doors to bin, his tailor clothes him gratis
his butcher and grocer furnish him wit
food without money and without price
In short, his every want is provided for
He spends his princely salary in build
ing churches and school houses in foreig
lands.
By all means, children, be editors. O
course it would be better if you could b
hod carriers or dray horses. But as tha
is impossible, by all means be editors
! BOSTON Trdnscript
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The son of an English Admiral was
tried recently in Mississippi for horse
stealing. Now, this is reciprocity. Amer
lea sends its fast horses to England, and
England sends its fast men here.
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A burglar entered house the other
night, and scared lady so badly that her
hair, which was lying in an exposed place
on the bureau, turned white in single
night.
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BALM IN GILEAD.

There IS balm in Giead 10 heal each gap
ping wound,
In Thomas Electric Oil, the remedy Is found.
For internal and for outward use, you freely
may apply 4;
For all pain and Inflammation, you should not
fail 10 try IL.
II only costs a trihe, 'tis worth it, weight IN
gold,
And by every dealer in the land this remedy j.
sold
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had had

DE-. WM. J. HUTCHINSON, of Providence,
r. l.. bears high testimony TO the value OF
Ponds Extract In an abstract OF a clinic
describing some surgical operations, remov-
ing Ulcers, performed at the Asylum Hos
pital. Nassua, Bahamas. before the Medical
Faculty of Nsssua Medical and Surgical
Brief, 1870, DR.. Hutchinson says he dress
I'd the wounds with PoRds Extract, which
has been found the best after-dressins in
such operations. P0nds Extract Is Is
pecially recommended for subduing all in
fiamations and Hemorrhages, from what
ever cause arising.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

They fined Denver man S25 the
other day for carrying a revolver. 1t
should be stated, however, that he carried
it off when it belonged to another man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
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is positively proven by tie immense sooo q.
has done TO those who have been cured u
diseases from which they Eate suffered NJ
tensely for years. as verified By tie publish
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tive fact.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

A Boston lawyer badgering 4 witness,
said stcrnly: Il believe, sir, you served a
sentence In State Prsonf" Yes was the
uncoucerned reply, Il have, and had the
misfortune 10 occupy the cell your brother
had had"