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LOST AND FOUND.

7 ,osT-MoNDAY, oCToBERsl. ON 11rH STREET
between and q streets northwest q pair of Gold.
bowed Spectaces. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them at the drug store corner 5th and
streetS noftnWest. n2-2t.
left with Lieut. Arnold at the fifth precinct station
Inc owner can have the same by proving property and
paying cnafBes
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The Double sheet ora Saturday.

THE STAR win be issued n double sheet or
eight-page form Of fifty-stx columns on Sat-
uriay. Newsdealers can BE- supplied at a mo-
ments notice, with our new fast printing and
folding machinery, hut advertisers requested
{, send In their orders at the earliest practicable
moment for this enlarged AMI extraordinary
edition THE STAR printed 2,sOs new advertise
InTts I'm October, being i87 more than it printed
IL gctobar 1SS0
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

CtLOSING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
" BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS regardless of cost.
Win remain until December LIST. Cali and secure bar
gains. Store for rent and fixtures for sale.
SPEAR BROS,
n3-24t 1874 7th street northwest
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DURTS SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED.
Burt's Hand Made, Cloth Top, narrow toes:
BUTTON rs THE CORRECT STYLE.
Burt,s Hand sewed Cloth Top. London Toe.
CONGRESS CATER Is VERY NICE.
Burt,s French Calf Hand made ButtonGater is elegant
Burt's Perfect Fitting Shoes.
Ladies' Hand Sewed French Kid Boots.
ladies' French Kid Shoes, s.. so to 81.
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button, g to s..
Our Paris Boot Ladies is the pretiest the United
States.
Misses, and Children's Shoes, good and cheap.
Chdren's Spring Heels at low prices.
The above goods only be had at
GEO MCCARTHY'S.
o22 COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MR +. MUssAEus AND ASSISTANTS TEACH
- oe,sh ana oeper fn.sdern lsnguaxe~: Latin.
Tor Cct.e<e &C hssninx Glasses 6 l-r month. Far
"a
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
INOR RENT-FENTON HALL, 1108 E STREET
II northwest. Inquire at the Real Estate Office Of
L. M. SAUNDERS BRO, 1103 street northwest
O24- 2w>
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MILE. II. FvREMoNTI JONES, TEACHER OF
w Singing. Pupil Of Mime. Niardot Garcia. Paris.
No. llSi L street northwest. References. hrs. Steu-
art Mt Gen; Hunters; Mrs. Samuel Miles, MR.. Gen.
Enlory and Miss Strong. o26- In
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w centrally located; with or without Board; but
price with board must not exceed 500 references Ad
dress Miss A., 1915 street northwest. n2-2t.
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TURKISH BATHS.

CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND TIKI
~ highest cash prcee paid. Also. Watches. Jeuofry,
Guns P1strls, 10. Cali or address HERz0G, sos 9ff
street near PennsylTsnia avenues inax2k
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
-, ~-,,,-
W western states want to trade any one Of then,
and 1000 IN cash for vacant improved Property in
Washington want property suitable for resi1sn 90
and for manufacturing velociIedes. 1'
Cali, or address,
W. W. GILES
n1-6t' 912 street northwest, Washington D. e.
LHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." FARM OF
II about one hundred acres, near BeltsyiIle on fha
baltimore and Ohio Railroad; possession given Noyen1-
Der 18th, 1881. Apply ito A. HERBERT, Alexandria
Va. DIST thNs I'm
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM-
bered property, Farm of 240 acres 81 miles from
city, room house farm. fine peach and young APP
pe orchard; excellent water. Inquire 2O22 street.
FTHE WELL KNOWN NORTH ARLINGTON
Il Fruit and Dairy Farm for sale at great bargain,
easy terms: beautifully located, within sight of this
city. Also, several small Farms. ROBERT A. PHIL
LIPS, 142S New York avenue. s29-3m
ITOR SAJ4E-OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUM-
Il bered property, stocked Farm OF l96 acres, nine
miles out mile to railroad station; good house,
barn. apple and peach orchard; yineya ard good water
Inquire 2O06 Pennsylvania avenue. sl3-Sw-
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FOR RENT-STORES.

1COR RENT-STORE, No. 218 TENTH STREET
Il northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue and near
whole sale market; good stand for grocery, feed or
commission business Inquire 926 Louisiana ave. I'm
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MISS MARY X. sCHRFINER
TEACHER OF EIocUrIoS.
MI Pm No. 1919 ]. efrrf unrfhunsa
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bes TleiBas, uno Don pdterlther Sette
babe id meinen Stamnlbanm nemals
aufiinoen tSuneu, er mug mpbl IN trgeno
eiaer Hummpeltamer perlcren 9eean9en
iein. Ger Spredenbe ladte tSSnlh,
unp @lafira orIdte. wis INNER bel lOi<
den Geeen, bas 1aldentuh eesen bic
9lueen. unb bauu fubr 9ecnio fort, sc
fdat mir aatba,ina Niidailowna; cest
une maitresse femme, mir piiroen uns
perifaupen tabeu.
gber 2cic. fisl feline Mutter iba. in Sic
8ebe, Du persilit, oas @atihe Dir Jh
fanor pieueidt rorseacsen baben piree,
ielbit wenn Deine Ibihten ibr befaunt
aewelen maren. Aud biit Du nad Der
nsuen 8ihtuns, ber Du hulcisit, immsr
prinspie1 sesen eas 5eiratbsn 9e'pelen.
Wie oft iascit. gu uus. oas mdre elne
altmcti iide, iiberFdifse Tcrm.
Stir normal sebiloete @ienlheu allet=
binss, aber feb mid, senau an maman.
9clc ererifi leine Wiutter beim Sano5e=
lent uno soy le nit bsftiser 8eDesuns
ans Tenlter. DieIen aalmideuausen
marbe bic Gprad,e ber 9iebe idledt fteben
Der gan, bsrunter setpSene Ohr!norpel
mdlTte erif BON msiner sFruu BEL Seiic
selhoben perbeu, wena fe eiama( ben
&infal bitte, mir etWas beimlid 3utliiz
tern gu wp1en, uno nun gar BEN Muac
nit Der 5alen{darte. our4 uelde III an
bic laasen 3iSue ieIt! sr bat bic Wa.
tur mid ausseftatt5t. 8laubit Du baB
elm Weib 8er5nisen fiuoe, oieisn Ufunb
gu fiIIen?
Wber 0clO, i'd besseife niht, itSpnte
feline Mutter.
fHpriiftgud foItt)
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Gtnc @pblthdterin.

Ssfast Die Sbure fur 1e unb Mrs
Winslow wiro bewsiien, baB 7e bic ame.
ritanilAe Tlorenttner Nadtisall Der &in.
Bet TT. Daoon tnb MIR 70 iiber3euat,
bab MIR unlsrer ,,9ulY" letren werosn
gu lasen: ,, 0slesnet fat Mrs @inslo.p" "
neil as psristteu bstulFtct mar, iber bic
pertcoe psSeSaba'ns uno anbere Be=
lbwerIihfeitsn fir Sincsr Gtuwss ss,utom.
msn. DfrS gDinslow 9pottng
Syrup nimmt ben &tnbern Die 9tmer,
gen unb furirt Dyisntrte unb Diarrboe.
@r madt ben @aumsn 3urt. befreit BON
@ntSinbuna uno brinst oas &inp elaflid
ibsr Die psrioes beS 3abnens binweg.
gr TOUT ssraoe bas, mas ct porssebt su
tbun, MQss uno nidt tueniser. sDir Ia.
bsn einmal Mrs Dinslow eelebsn unb
fsnnen fs NUT purh ibren g opttn9
5yrup fur &inber. Wenn MIR Die
Wadt batten, wiirbsn mir It ais Ssilanb
fiir, bic &inbsr binfslen--rpas fe auA
in Der Scat TT. Der Gyrup tpirD tn
alien Npptbeten su 25 Gents per Jlalhe
psrfauIt.
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1857 ,@swtaae I'M Setruse ssn s11O,4
., ale unfsr. srssen 9issuassu. ynbsa fatt unit
Guftdt Spn
Gea. @. o. 8eaaregara Maa Geu.
gnbal g. Carly.

N @afrassn fir @esntsn, fcwie Staten fur
elues t6nnsn nur in Der Office in New, Srlsaus
sema6t p,rbsn.
2usssn 2irtularen Oh. 8sfsuunsen ftrstbt waa ~
Wt. u. Ddupbin,
Sen SrIsans Ga
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ihen ben &ailern @tlbelm uno SSran7
So1epb in Sal5burs, wirb aud guron
BON Sapmerle ben 6iiritsn Sismard nab
reno. be5 @ommers in Stilinsen beiuden'
= @enf. Der sro6e Grbruti9 in Ser
9fibe BON SisriSmpl im Canton Bern,
bon meldem an, 80. Stunt gemelbet wur=
be, tewest lid itetis nit bet @eldmin=
oisfeit BON orei Oteter per Sag mad benz
3 Gbuner See. Die inn Nutld besriHene
2ancfrede ilt bret Wletlen lang, eine
Meile brett unb BON unbefannter Iiefe
bic inn @ese itebenpen t5auier lino se=
rdumt mprben. SisriSpia unb bic be-
nadbarten DSrfer iinp sladliaer Welie
nidt in @efabr.
= Baplt SEQ bat bittere BeIdweroen
beim SSnis bon Stalieu sefibrt iiber bic
Yprsdnse BET Oer lleterfibruns oer seide
bes Papifes Yius. ST min i'm Gn8eiidt
bes san5en gurcpas sesen bas Serbal-
ten BET itulieniiden Iesieruns proteitt=
rem.
= Die NnSab[ Der Sterbfdae wdbe
reno Der lesten Wode in petersburg
iitertraf bic Der @eburten tint 316.
Der enslilde 9(r5t Gu1iel, Der
9lmerifa bereiit bat unb feline @rfabruns
gen jett serSHentli6t, erflGrt baB in feiz
nem 0anbe eer QBelt, 10 piel seidciien,
aeifeden unb semorbet miiroe, al8 in
Galifcrnien, COLORADO, EeraS unb gfeuz
mcrifo.
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Sages Wenigfeitem.
g II | q II b
Das gefubcn bes grilipenten q

= Das gefiubcn bes grdfbenten am
Is lies nihts 3n tpiini@en iibrts.
Sn ct. 2ouis ltiir3te elm breiltSdiz
ses @ebdnbe Elm, in tpelde,n f9 CUR 3eit
so BIC 60 Menlaen befanoen. Der Sturs
frat erit mad uno mad Elm, ip baB }amnltf
tide Yerionen li4 retten fOnnten, inbe6
murbe elmer Der @eretteten mod aui ter
@trabe bur4 bic einitiir5enbe Wtauer er,
ldlaseu.
= Die geridte iiter beu Stanb ber
BlumwO(e flinsen aus alien Staaten
nidt ie siinltis, ME leetss Sabr. Cine
NuSnabme maAt Genneliee, in wel1.m
Staat Der Stane sanftiser 1T. lleberau
miro iiber trpdenes Wetter seflast.
Sn Wariana, Nrf., pureen swei
farbise MSrber aebdust.
Su 0tiperton, Sspa, lpranaen
in Dapis uub Sertcns Yant smei W1inz
ner iiber ben 3abltiiG, wabreno ber Gais
itrer sur SpinDe sesansen mar, UNI cine
gecte gu wedieln, fur mede lie &leinselb
perlanst batten. Sic nabmen RAID $4,000
in Yanfncten, ipransen auf ibre por Der
Ebur itebenoen Yferbe uno ritten eapen,
inbena iie bic girser aufioroerten, ibnen
nadSufclsen.
Das NrbetSz Bureau in Cattle
@arben sermittelte mdbreno beS MDnat8
Suni fiir 9194 YeriOnen BeIAiftisuns.
Son ben Wannern paren $50 profellio=
nelle Sanbmerter, bic iibrisen lanbmirtb=
fdaftlihe cber ionitise Nrbeiter unb 3az
selSbner. Die NadfraBe mad arbeitern
ndbreno beS Wcnats Suni ipar bic itarfs
ite ieit Selteben oes slrteits Bureau uno
fcnnten piele @eiude BON atrbeitsebern
ni4t befriepigt fperoen
= Sn elmer Sdsemibte bei alma,
Nrf., ipurbe Elm alrbciter eutlalIen unb elm
anoerer Wann an ieinen Ylae geltellt.
Der Serabfdieoete wurbe barI5er 70
wiitbenb, baB er cine Slinte bplte uno
ben neuunseltelIten Wtann eridcb.
= Sn yaltinore lit cine san,e Nn=
sabl bon &naben am &innbadsnframpi
seitprben. Der Sralnpf trat in Urlae
bon SduBwunben elm, mel9e bic anaten
beim Shieben ant 4. Suli erbielten,
- Der IA. Suli murbe i'm Staate
arfanias ais Bettus betradtet, an benz
fir bic @eneiunB bes Yralitenten sebetei
wnrbe.
slanO.
: Der IA. Suli, Der Sabrestas be,
Grltiirmuns Der 8oltille, wurbe in Yaris
in 9rcBartiser Weiie sefeiert.
Sn benz @aarenipeiaer Der ilbli.
den @iienbabn in Gette, 6ranfreid, brad
6euer aus, bas iid nit ruienber Sdnel:
lisfeit ausbreitete. Sn flr5er 3eit marer
beinabe tauienb 5radt= unb YaGasier
wasen 3erftSrt sliidlider Weiie sin(
feln Wfeni6enleben bsrlpren. 3,piider
3wet nnb brei Quaoratmeilen Sduppet
uno Speider iollen perbrannt iein.
= 8ismardS @eiunobsit bat iid iei
ieiner anfunft in aiiIinsen iebr setellert
= Die seridtlide Ierioleuns icciali
itiider 8erseben miro in Sadlen unte,
osm ScSialiftenseiete itrens tur4
sefubrt. Nae Nsenteu seS Serrn Yetc
| iino perhaitet, unb seitern puroen 4
SOcialiiten aus 2eip3is uuSsenieien.
= auber ben 3uiammenfiinitsn 3pi
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B5b1e @aat*
Sabrgan9 II.

Gin S:ttenroman ppn . 4. Wee n
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La. 6. l..

> II I3.
Die 3ouiiiana Stcotstpttere TT bic einsiee, biz
non benz @olte enbpfllrt purbe
Glue sate 0efeseu6eit (eim @fitG
at ma6en.
Die 3ifbu g Der 8laiTe q iInbet (fait
III Stem S,scns am Dienltas Den 9. Nusult 1881
QouiIia1ta State 2ptterp So.
Disfss Snfli.ut purbe i'm Sabre 1858 fir Or.
siebunBs- uab Wositsdtisfeiis 9mede spn bu
SiaatslssisIatur ssies!ia ineorsor;rt nit einsE
sapitaI sor sl,eoo.eoo. tu losiben Fe fsitan
S6re srpben 9ietuneen SON einselneu
Rumaern finben mDnati1 llatt. Mientals wirt
ene 8teanns psrf9sbea. Naa Isfs naGfpIs.nb,
DreieYsrtseiluns.
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tgsriifsgns foIst)
q . d Elm nal stn Narr.

II % TN n z IN II IT.
Weint Jrau rar l0 SABRE tettldssria,
uab tsin Qf,t spubts, mas iGr ftbIte u0sr
permcdtt Ne 3u furirsn. Nuh bate id
bsssits elm tlstnes germGseu fit 5umtus.
Wsti,insn ausseS.tfn. 8or 6 Dtonatsn
faa ih cine @n,eise oes ..5ppfsn. .Bitters"
uao fam mir Der 0eoshfs, ia wpae nod
eInmal sin Starr isin. SD mahtr ben
8sriutb nnb dete msine Narrbsit bewiea
ii& ais Wsie6tit. 3uti Slafdsn turir.
ten meins 5rau unt iebt III iIs Rarf uni
fraft's. So fpfifte mid nur So. 9olde
Narrbsit ,abit i'd. -~ s, 3D., Detroit,
Mth.-Iree Yrse.
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ss5n fur5er 3eit Bat q. 8. Sranf
lein @eidaft beiuabe um bas Dpppelte
persr5Bcrt, neil er feline Waaren gu billiz
gen Yreiiea perfauf #. Serr Tranf emz
pfieblt ale gSaaren fit bett Gelt Der
Sallcn gu duberf billisen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-16

- Sine srpBe Gusmabl bon Sduben
fir Oamen, Ofdbhen unb 8inoer 10 eten
an9efommen bci o. 9. Ssranf. SIS
fpirb sarantirt, baB bic Breiie tilliscr
linb, ais irsenpwp in Der Stabt.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-09
euiteau and the 2 Oneida community. 6


1t having come to the ears of Mr.. ii.
Noyes, the leader of the Oneida Communi-
ty, that he was to be called as witness
10 prove the insanity of Guiteau, the assas
sin, he addressed letter TO Mr.. Scoville,in
the course of which he expressed himself
as follows: 1 do not believe in his insani-
ty, and 1 recollect no act or symptom of
insanity in his life while under my obser-
walton. think that he was born with a
special genius for mischief, and has had
real inspiration for II all his days but that
is not saying he is insane unless. we also
cali natural genius and Inspiration for
good things. such as inventions music, etc,
insanity. understand insanity to be
nsoundness-disease of the brain; and 1
do not think Guiteau has that, any more
than bears and lions have. it With these
views and the memory Of my sore expe-
rience with your client, am afraid 1
should have to testify strongly against
your main plea, and perhaps should
be the means of sending him to the gall
7lows.'-New York Tribune.
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Pursuit of Pleasure.

Amusement in some form is neces-
sity of our nature; but it is singular
what a difference of opinion exists as to
what constitutes amusement. And
what a wonderful amount of fatigue
people will endure in its pursuit. The
crowding. jostling, tedious waiting for
belated omnibuses, constant apprehen-
sion of danger on board over-laden
steamers, long delay in getting home at
night, children tired and sleepy and
crying, so often experienced in what
are called excursions" and yet this is
q species of amusement that seems to
grow more and more popular every
year. A large, fashionable evening
party illustrates in a striking manner
the powers of human endurance. First,
there is the fatigue of dressing--for an
elaborate toilet is essential. Then the
crush in over-heated rooms-a hundred
lips moving together, hundred fans
huttering in the air, a score or two of
weary people starting for the first va
cant chair, and then the dance in a
crowded inclosure. At the supper table
the struggle to obtain places is fierce,
and women must famish if their attend
ant cannot make places for them. At
last, amid q swarm of carriages block
ing the gateway, the victims of the
night manage to reach their own par
ticular conveyances, and at an absurdly
late, or rather early hour, find them
selves once more at home, and lie down
on an uneasy couch, to wake in the
morning, unrefreshed and unfit for the
duties of the day. And this they call
pleasurei In our opinion it more near
ly resembles dissipation. .--EIchd1ge
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An Interesting Account.
Stone IN the bladder Expelled by
Using DIR. Kennedy's "Favorite
Remedy" 80 '.''i i-n 10

Mr.. S. W. Hicks, of Pleasant Valley,
Dutchess Co., N. Y, the son of Mr.. E.
s. Hicks, whose name may have appear
ed In this journal-in connection with an
article similar to this, was, like his
father, afflicted with Stone in the Blad-
der, only that his case was more serious
-than-his fathef,s.-0a the appearance of
the disease the father advised the son to
write to Dr.. David Kennedy of Rondout,
n. Y, wh0 he said would tell him what
10 do. Dr. Kennedy replied ,suEgesting
the use Of Kennedy IS FavUrite Remedy"
which had worked so successfully init the
fathers case. Mr.. Hicks, who had been
assured By the i6c llph siefausf fhAt they
could do nothing more for him, tried
-sFavorite Remedy''at venture. After
two weeks use he passed stone "a of
an inch lopg-and Sofsthe thickness of
pipe-stem. <Since then ne has had no
symptoms of the return of the trouble.
Here is a sick man healed. What better
results could have been expected? What
greater benefit could medicalt science
conferf The end was gained, that is
surely enough. DIR. Kennedy<Ass1res
the public, by reputation which be
cannot AFFORD to forfeit or imperil, that
the .sFavorite Remedy. does inyigorate
the Blood. cures Liver, Kidney and
Bladder complaints, as well as thosedIs-
eases and weaknesses peculiar to females
''Dr. Kennedy,s Favorite Remedy'' for
sale by all druggists. <s 6T4
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Rescued from Death.

The following stskement OF William ].
Coughline, of Som rvifle, Mas, is so
remarkable that we beg to ask for IL the
atteasion of our readers. He says 'sIn
the fall of 1876 I was taken with a sio-
lent bleeding of the lun gs followed by
severe cough. / soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. / was so weak at
one time that could not leave my bed.
In the summer of 1877 1 was admitted
to the City Hospital bile there the
doctors SAID had q holein my left lung
as big as b half doliaF.ss I-expended
a hundred dollars in doctors and medi-
-cines. was SO far gone at one time
report went around that was dead. L
gave up hope, but friend told me of
.-Wm. Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
1 laughed at my friends, thinking that
my case was incurable, but got bot
tie to satisfy them, when to my sur
psise aud d1grafification, Il commenced to
feel better. My hope, once dead, began
to revive, and to-day L feel better spirit
ed than / have the past three years.
- 81 write, this hoping YOU viii publish
1t, 50 hat every one aifiigfed with Di-
seased Lungs 2wfil be <iuti,teedtto take
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
aud be ,coIiyinced that Consumption can
be Cured. / have taken two bottles
and can positively say thatit has done
more good than all the other medicines
I hspe t9keu since myssickness. My
cough has almost eutirely disappeared
aud I shall soon be able 10 60 to work.
For sale by H.sG. Starr & Coz 24-ly
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"Under the Weather. %

How many people drag through life
about hsif sfck, ck,peverEeally i'll, but al
ways misefabie aad doing tAeiriwork in
a listless, reluctant way. +. 1t. dulls the
keen edge Of pleasure and kills the izest
ofHviSgg All this sultssffom Impure
blood. oA- bottle of DR. Kenpedy's
" Favorfte Remed Will transform
such sufferers into new creatures by
clsansing the blood and toning up the
systens. Hundreds areu now living
healthy and happy lives who never
knew +" well dav " till they took DIR.
Kenpedy,s 6 FaEerite Rsmsdy."
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!" The Domestic Tyrant,"
..The AVERAGE man >, onoth Mrs

"The average man." quoth Mrs. Part
ington, is a weak and irritable domes-
tic tyrant," and Mrs. P. is correct.
to a fault, the average man
will enter the blissful Paradise ofa hap
py home, scratch himself in fiendish
Qlee, send the baby into conyulsions,
and for whatP Why, because he has
the Itching Piles, and is too mean to
buy Sway ne's Ointment, which is an in
fsllible cure for the worst cases of that
complaint. IE S-4
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The Wrong Man.

E. W. Harleman, of Cincinnati, for
the past twenty-five years car inspector
for the Erie Railroad, now of the Erie
q Wabash line, was in the city yester-
day, and says in all his travels from the
Atlantic to the Pacific and from the
lakes to the gulf he was never picked
up for sucker until yesterday morn
ing. Being q stranger in the city, he
was walking about, admiring the wide
and dusty streets and fine business
blocks, and when near the City Hall
was accosted by a young man with the
salutation, ..Mr. johnson, how do you
do?" at the same time rushing up and
extending hand for shake.
| "You have made q mistake,n said
Mr.. Harleman, "my name is not John
son.,
What! amt you james johnson, of
Chicago?''
=. No, sir; my name is Harleman, and
I am from Dayton, o." responded the
railroader.
The fellow apologized most profusely,
adding that Mr.. Harleman was the dead
image of James johnson, of Chicago,
and walked of.
"a few moments later narrates
Mr. Harleman, ss another man came up
and extended his hand, saying, sAh.
Mr.. Harlernan, am glad TO hsse met
you l used to know you in Dayton,
o., but I presume you have forgotten
me. My father is Smith, the dry-goods
merchant -
/ ssOf course I tumbled to the racket.
then, but said, so you are young
Smith. are youp What are you doing up
herep' ;" ~
"Camc on an excursion to see the
town. responded Smith
"By what road did you comer'
queried Harleman.
"By the Grand Trunk"
well, young man,i' said Harleman.
t'before You go any further with the
confidence business you ought to post
yourself on railroads. The Grand Trunk
doesn't run to Dayton, as any ten-year-
old boy could tell you. Then learn to
distinguish between real greenhorn
and one who may possibly look like
one.n
And" added Harieman. .you
ought to have seen that fellows face as
he scootede Detroit Free Press.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-09
Do Not Be Deceived.

In these times of eaack medicine ad-
,vertiseneBts everyw here, lit is truly
CRAFTY ngzfo find one ;remetly that is
worth y o., praise, aud which really does
as recommended. EfettTfc Bitters we
can vouch for as being a true and relia-
BILE remedy, and that will do as recon-
mendeds They invariably cure stomach
and liver Oomplaiuu lDiseases of the
Kidneys aud Urinary Ndifaicalties. We
know whereof we speak, and can readi-
ly say give them a trial. Sold by j.
W. Houghton, at fifty cents bottle.
~ Sly
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Health and Happiness.

II seems strange thatanyone will suf-
fer many Heterogeneous brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when
Scoyiile,s Blood and Liver syrup will
restore perfect health to the physical
organization 1t is indeed a strengthen
ing syrup, pleasant TO take, and has
prOyen itself to I've the best blood puri-
der ever discove red, effectually curing
ScTofula, SyphiliIic Disorders, Weakness
of the Kidneys, all Hsrvous disorders
and Debility. II eorrects Indigestion.
1t makes the oil feel young, and the
Young feel Sgsys and will invariably
drive out of the system the many ills
that human flesh is heir to- A single
bottle will prove to you its merits as
-health renewer, for it-acts like charm,
especially when the complaint is of an
exhaustive nature, having a tendency
TO lessen the natural vigor or the brain
and nervous system. For sale by II. G.
J Baker 'sPainA Banacea cures pain in
Man and Beast. For use externally and
DR.. Roger. vegetable worm syrup
Instantly destroys worms and removes
the Secretions which cause them. For
h., TT q Cn 2l-1v