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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-07


kerehiefs and other articles will become stained.
Those who have access to good drug store can
procure bottle of Javelle water II the stains
are wet with this before the articles are put into
the wash they will be completely removed Those
who cannot get Javelle water can make a soln-
fion OF chloride OF lime. Four ounces of the
chloride Of lime Is to be put into a ouArt of
water in bottle, and after thoroughly shaking
allow the dregs to settle The clean LIQUID viii
Vethe stains as readily as Jayelle water but
IN using this, one precaution must be observed.
be careiul TO thoroughly rinse the article to
winch TINS solution has been applied In clear
water before bringing 1t In contact with sOan
When JaVelle water Is used, this precauti0n Is
not necessary; but with the chloride of lin q
liquid 1t Is or the articles will be harsh and stiff
Ross PERFuAE.-Gather all the fragrant roses
you can-no matter If you are week gather
ing-and when you get q good many, take an
Iron mortar and pestle, like druggist has, fill
The mortar and pound the leaves to pulp. II
VIII be quite like lump of dough. Then take
your thlmble and use 1t for measure-fli II
full of the mixture, empty out into your hand.
and between your palms roll and roll, until Won
make compact little bali, round as q marble.
Make up all your rose dough material this way.
pace on plates and dry In the sunshine. They
VIII be dark and brown-looking, but
81 he scent Of the roses win cling TO them still"
Niese are to put In drawers and trunks and
pandboNes, and among your bed and table and
tower iinen and they will be Just as fragrant for
years as when you plucked the short-lyed bean.
ues and buried your face lovingly down into
tHeif glowing red hearts. i have made beads
OF them oy making them O trifie smaller and
drying them with pins stuck through the centers
linen they can be strung. Again. have mads
them into little thin cakes the size of crackars
They are nice any way, tor the great charm re- e.
mains the same Now, supposing an old blind
man didn't die and will you his tin boz and ali hi
traps, including an apothecary's mortar and
pestie, like he did me. Not likely But s.where
there's will, etc., etc. You can take yonr
stew kettle and your potato-masheri In pinch
Weekly Hd,cksys
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PERSONAL.

Ex.President Hayes explodes the ru.
mors about his candidacy for Governor Of
Ohio id a private letter written TO friend
in Washington, in which he says: "All
reports OF my intention Of returning TO
public life are unfounded. Under no con.
sideration would become candidate"
TX. Senator Tabor was interviewed by a
reporter as he passed through Kansas City
the other day. ~ sometimes think," said
the illustrious statesman, pathetically
THAT no man in this country has been
abused and lied about rs have. ! don't
call myself great man; all that claim Is
the right to be let alone. never saw the
like OF some Of these newspaper men,"
While Senator Beck was gazing into the
clear water ut Glen Cove Springs, Florida,
the other day, his gold.iramed eyeglasses
slipped of, aud as he watched them sink.
ing, he saw huge catfish open his jaws
and swallow them. As these were the
same glasses, adds the Louisville Courier
Journal, that Senator Beck looked through
when porting over an army-wagon load OF
tariff statistics, that fish Ia now tit TO lead
the fany tribe in biting for revenue only.
Mrs. Langtry and Miss Mary Anderson
NTe uuL OH bpehklub toIHhet abhouSh o4AS4
might learn something from the other.
Coming East from Buffalo on Tuesday
they travelled on the same train, the form.
er's car being at the head and the latter's
at the rear. Although 80 near together,
they were yet so far apart that Miss Ander-
son said, in response to the question
whether she had met Mrs. lIangtry: mo /;
l have never seen the lady, and | hardly
think We shall ever meet" lin. !.
An old story is perhaps worth retclling
to indicate what sort OF a man the new
Postmaster General is. Once, when he
was on the United States Circuit Court
bench, the District Attorney announced
that certain important case, just called,
would be withdrawn IRON the docket. BY
whose authority2' inquired Judge Gresh.
am. "By instructions from Washington"
"But whose instructionsW The answer
was unsatisfactory. "We do not recognize
the right Of anybody at Washington, even
President himself" said Judge Gresham,
40 interfere, whether by instructions or re.
quests, in the trial Of cause before this
court. Proceed with the case" The trial
went on, and conviction was secured.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

"God Bless our Home" and "The Lore
Will Provide" were the notices hanging
on the wall Of q room in which Ions
Island cock'Gght was held.
Reports from Portland, Me-, givea favor
able impression OF the actual workings o
tho high.liCense system in that city. Tht
price charged for liquor license Is $500
and the result is, in the Language Of a cor
respondent, an idle police force and Al
empty Jail.
The name Of foolscap, asapplied TO paper
IA said TO have originated in this way
During the Protectorate, Cromwell had al
Government paper stamped with libert,
can. After the Restoration Charles II ont
day asked for some paper In order to writ
n letter. When it was brought he noticed
fhe stamp and asked what 1t meant Of
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being told be said: "Take 1t away; none Of
your FOOLS cap for me-"
A Michigan young man has got q iudg-
ment against bis girl for the presents ne
made her when they thought they would
marry, but the girl has appealed. The
case e OF the highest importance, as. II the
Judgment OF the lower court 10 affirmed,
many hearty young lady will have to
meet numerous old ice.cream bills.
Gunnisou, Col, is to be the site OF big
steel works, built by New York and 81
Louis capitalists, who have bought 2,OOC
acres OF land at Crystal Butte, twenty milet
from Gunnison, the tract containing arg
and valuable deposits OF iron and anthra
cite coal. rhe iron Is said TO be equal e
the best in Missouri, and the coal superior
10 the best In Penny lvahia. The mil
when finished, Is to employ several thou
sand hands.
new rival brass band had been hirec
10 play at the funeral Of Connecticut
deacon. Attic grave slow and solemn
dirge was being played when suddenly TIE
trombone gave a blast that frightened thu
hearse horses and threw the whole pro
cession into confusion. The leader OF tht
band angtily turned upon the player ane
asked him what he meant He replied
with a smile: Jewell, I thought It was
note, and It wasn't nothing but a hoss.hy
but played it"
| A Philadelphia girl who won't marry
says: ~ think the distaste for married
| life does not exist 80 much with younl
men as many suppose. II there were an!
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The Richie Gazette is afraid that Hon.
7. Jefferson Farnsworth, Of the county Of
Upshur, Is lost politician.
The April number OF the West Virginia
School Journal contains number Of well.
written and very interesting articles.
The West Virginia Fireman accompa-
MED It's last issue with miniature extra
OF ID. 900 copies, printed on flaming yellow
paper and full OF temperance chal-a reg.
ular battery in fact.
The New Martinsville Messenger calls
Henry S. Walker the John Kelly Of West
Virginia Democracy, and is disguised with
the tapping made BY that party over the
political roustabout"
The Cumberland Daily Ne,rs has entered
on its thirteenth year. Its career has been
an honorable, useful and successful one,
and It is an approved and necessary instl-
tuition OF Cumberland.
The State Standard (Greenback organ)
in speaking OF Walker says: Henry has
an ak to grind on the Democratic stone
but bis withdrawal from the private ranks
OF the Greenback Labor party don't cause
the least ripple OF uneasiness in our family
circle"
The Martinsburg Independent pays Judge
Brown, the Republican nominee for Con:
press in the Third district, this deserved
compliment: "He Is certainly an able can.
didate and would fill Kenna's seat with
more experience aud greater prestige OF
wears than Kenna himself.
Brazie, OF the Fayette Enterprie, hoists
Judge Browns name at the head OF bis
columns, and compliments that gentleman
highly. He says: 1--WE place the Repub:
l;can ticket at the head Of our column and
propose to stand or fall by it. We have
nailed the banner to the mast, and although
We may be defeated we will pick our flint
and try it again. We have no time now to
give a reason for the faith that is in US, but
during the canvass we intend to be heard
FROM"
The Huntington AdSrtiser Democratic
to the core) in recent editorial denounc-
ing the prohibition agitation, uses the fol.
lowing significant words: ut IS time that
the friends OF Democratic government
shall assert their independence OF those
who would put the party in a false att.
tude. II we have aspirants for public
office who are so besotted with intoxicat-
ing liquors as to require 8 temperance
plank in our platform to make their cleo
ton possible, we must make up our minds
to lot them retire from public life" III.
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TWENTY -FOUR beautiful colors OF the Da
mond Dyes, for Silk, Wool, Cotton, &C., 10 cts
each. a child can use with perfect success
- NWFAW
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or n. A. DAuPHlN, ,,...,-
N.B-In me Extraordinary Semi.Annual Draw.
Ing o. next June the Capital Prize will b slso 900.
Apfli'NtAW lsl.. rat,r t..E. ...I
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Incorporated In 1888, for IS years By the LegiIa.
turo for educational and charitable plrposes-win
capital Of 81 900 00o-to which Q reserve fund Of
$4,000 has aimee been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote, i1 franchise
WA made apart Of tho present. State Constitution,
adopted December 2, A. D. 1879.
TIE only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed oy
the people OF any State. It never scales or post
poueS It's Grand Single Number drawings take
place monthly.
splendid opportunity 10 win fortune. Fifth
Grand Drawing, 'ClAa X, At NEW ORLEANS.
Tuesday, May sth, iss3-loeth henthly
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WII,ELIN0, IS. " ApKIL II, lsss


H., u.,1Iartu mann fnF the Democratic
.aa,;no,ion for p,es;den. in 1854 NAV
l.Y:r,.aan,o ,oo,,o a. be;,y exceedingly hu.
.'a.o,a hu, rova,,heless the Massachus.
,... -ato.a,o. :. In Hood earnest His
o,s,,..nco ord cheoL in having the wires oil
hmIJ;,o hoom ,hroryb Snravpe during
A. aro,,De;,n /, Rbode IaIand received a
~ - =, H. t,onds =, tho old. lima Demo.
.,a,s n Tim, State Bpt nothing daupted
p",I.r loo bon, h;msplt hsfo,e the public.
a~S :, l. al, behaved IN car,a;n ouar,ers
,ho, bsis bonJiny ali his energies to secure
,ho Gtst nl.co IN the Democratic ticket next
,aor
Tro uo,,;,,o,,. ~ ,ho r,om;nent mem.
,,oro ~ tho Democratic marty on Buffers
"snIiJo.v ara onile interesting A Boston
;om.naI n,sr, ~ tho ,r,pble 10 obtain the
',;<mo n nrominsr. men in the Middle,
Tvo..a,n ard Soutberp s,ates concerning
p,,l".,s rroonoc,a ~ sucres.
utnon;rieo az Albanv among promineut
D,n,on.,,o ;,1sn,isod With ,he New York
Ga. ,in;a,r..;or commemorative Demc.
49, IN both Houses If the legislature
t.o", oII quarters If the State and several
,nho,s,of Tho Democratic State Commit.
."o ,o,nnororiry =, ,bs Can;,oJ does not
rovoa1 a s;n,In ,ror NJ ;nf,rence who con.
- pn,Iar oyo;IOhlo ,s Democratic
nsoa;Jontia, rom;rea in 1891 Thev are
~, srnnosod 10 reward tbe matter seri.
n~s,,, rs ovon "oso;hla contingency
IaaJ;rn rombsrs If tho Tilden Committee,
;,on.,.;ol u;,,, ,bo rre.en, State Admins.
,ra,,on Saw Tho Democracy L,s done
-, ,,oI;.h 4h;rc. and w;.hstood thar
ana,,,o H., p,.Ior,o nomination vor,d k;ll
49, go,
Tto t.o,;.or, ,bo lo.d;r, Rourhon
n.aea.ota T., wao,o,n pornsyIyonia ia mn,
onno~ranirn ~ tho osn;,ant A leading
DoSa.ra. 7, s,ooL;rr ~ RuItor,s chances
all. mrho Dsmocr,,ic marty has made
,man, mi,,oLo. in Tho mat generation. Int
49,, ~, !, hos Iona N mari, s,rh
on;rd;c,ior 90 the hu,den of Butler in a
.p,os;don,;o, c,mna;on He ia not worthy
~ HE record or nv bis ability"
Iosd;r. democratic editor saws. 81
,,ou,a mt snnnort him n ten tbousand
anoa,a,e nemocrstic Conventions nomin.
"tod lin Itthe Democratic Marty cannot
"1oo, a namocro, 10 the Presidency prefer
.ta. :, shou M, be resnons;ble for the ele.
,,a,inn ~ a rondsscr;nt who ,enresepts no
,,r;n";nIas and orIv The hasest nassions in
rol;,;c. y Tho continents among all classes
r. nawocr.,u in virginia ia antsponistic to
pr,,sr. one oI,be leaders Of that party re-.
mnrEed that II Butler were nominated by
.ho yo,;oral Conventiop, he believed that
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supt. Of B. o. z. r. Co.'s Hotels, Conductor
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for % years
and previously druggist writes: "Cum
berland, Nd, December II, 1881: have
used but one bottle OF Pertaa between my
self and sou. He had Diptheretic sore throat
and Is now well. As for myself, 1t has entirely
relieved the dullness In my head, which ha,
been oflong standing-the result OF Chronic
Malaria. | never took anything In my lite
that gave me such great satisfaction. Ny
wife Is now taking 1t also" Ask your drug
gist for the Ellis Of Life" and how to cure
them-a book. p&w
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DIED.

HowLEY-Monday,A April {. 1883, at II o'clock NJ,
MICHAEL HowIEY, aged 81 yeat' and mouths.
Funeral frem his late residence, No. li2 Twenty
ninth street, on Wednesday aiternoonGt2 o'clock
Friends OIL. the family are invited to attend Inter
ment at Nj Calvary Cemetery.i
MAsov-on Tuesday evening. April 10, 1888. a,
o'clock CAPT, HAauEL Mason. In the sOih year o.
his age. y,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

lO67 Prllos amounting TO-. sS, 800
Applications for rates 70 clubs should Be made
only 10 th0 Office Of the Company In New 0TlcAnR
For further information, write clearly, giving full
AddreSS Bend ordsn by express or registered lettGF,
on money ofdRr addressed only %
" - : iTfH7l u. 4. DAUpHM,
New OfloanI La
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'Na ehN --7rT- = III fFfT I-S77II7E u. ii snts,
why Ms Tanner AZ get = Divorce

The wife Of DR., Tanner, the famous
m man an who lived forty days without eat.
iin ing has lately takeh up her abode in
France, having got a divorce froHiShef.
eccentric husband nnder the following
circumstances: Dr. Tanner, it appears,
is peculiarly addicted io,extraordinary
iaacies, and somsi time since he
had found oat that the human. charac-
er,becomes mortified according to the
food taken by the Individual, and IS
peciallv in relation to the vegetable
consumer. Carrots. lie AYERS, makes
people . fdgety aud sly;: rTnips Pro-
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Who Knows'T That Noas7

~ : d d ID II y .
Forthis funny experiment sheet
orshawl must he hung across a room
doorway aud one halt OF the company
'placed ON each side OF the curtain
thus formed. All the light must be
on tue irUut side where the guessers
cit. ~ = ,i'i'ut ta' sa,ref'isip pfa II n
e A small hole is made about four
aud 4 half feet from the floor, nearly
IN the center Of the curtain. The
shapc .of tho letter " istho best form
Of tho. hole, which should net Be
more than three inches long. M 3
When all 10 ready the game is be.
gun ly one OF the persons behind the
sheet thrusting his nose through the
hole, The players on the other side
then try to guess the name OF the
owner OF tho noee, which is very
hard TO do correctly. Asills 0slt
When nose has been guessed, the
owner must come out and join the
| guessers but every one who guesses
wrong must 60 behind and join the
exhibitors. Each one OF the guessing
party must gucss In turn, aud thus
only One at attme u exposed 70 the
Irisk Of being captured.
+. ,Thus the sides constantly change
aud great fnn 10 made, especially fol
those whose noses are so dating
luishcd as to be easily recognized, ail'
Ithe game is ended when al have beel
gathered on one eide Of the curtains
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The Latsr Geography.

ID n fE ~ g Fl "a
|iiQ Where are the Poles located ~
S A. All ihe school. l.house, town hall
or sotne empty store. HI
Q-What 10 q circle? 81
Ara gathering where the gossips
sew FOR the heather and -tell all they
know. uii
|g9z,w,hs,, Places have 1l~psa; noon as the
A-Faciorics and boarding houses.
Q-When are the nights the long.
estl 'ssgtAs NgAAlW ,stl#s1stb ~
A When you canno, sleep. 49,
| e Q-lstherc u plain la your neigh
borhood2 N.bblN +U
Ave should think not by the
way ours 10 borrowed. s'i
lbyQI- What disadvantage in having
bar Al the entrance OF a harborr
Alt would take away trade from
the saloons lifport. d
Q-what Is strait?
| 7 A-FSye cards following in1order
decentralization. (lloyle.)
Q-Where do We hnd the largest
and heroes, snimuls2 a.
A--At the mcnagerle. dp
Q-.Wherc do we fnd the greatest
number Of insectsr tge! Hqi
A-0ut OF town on a hot night. aa
Q-lnto what races are We divided
A-The Ilorse race, the Boat race
aud the Human race. q ,lLT fai
'Q-llowi arc tho inhabitants ofs
civilized, country gcperally en-
ployed2 ~ is1i
A-Thc men 10 working. and The
\ womcn iu shopping. lpi
| (l-What Is niiniug2 tfa
| A--Fiadlng out how much 70,
have been chsated. ~ f
l. Q-Namc some substances now
manufactured tor foodp cG1
A. Olsomargarine and boarding
] house hash. .eaSfts 'io.
Q-What is coinmercef iaE
j .&-Selling. your pelghbor goods q
4 ihree limes thcir value, Z "a q y
| Q-What do merchants do will
products OF The surrounding country
/ A-Gan.er them together aud for,
a''cornerY ip the market.
Q-llow are the commercial town
coneeeled with The towns ot''ho in
terior? :" - IA
A-By "drummers.p p4,ssa
sQ-What Is ,iishing?S is.,. q
E'' Sitting In q boat all day 70
| .x,l:... ..,,l hav,,,.r - Lin al n,
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Al Austin young man had been
boring ayonng lady with his atien-
,iontor some time past although on
various and suudry occasions sho lm'l
given him 10 'undertand that he was
distasicful TO her. Afew evenings
ago he assured her thashe was anx.
i6us 10 fulfill her every wish. "lt is
really q fact that you Will do what
ever / ask ofyou2r "Your slightest
.wish ia law. Command me and !
shall obcy." Well ihen.I wish YOU
would FEC II yout cass indcce my
mother 70 uarry you. She is q wid.
ow aud Is not 80 particular about
whom she narries as | am" li' .''si
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.l.a.aitasslngI IAasssalss ~: q: !. !. /.

nahW TifiAt giy1Ad ssy r,hasf
), The.sacri6ce ,by John Smith, 81 his
boy, at ,Los, Angeles, Cal, alter tie
manner oi Abraham's prof osed Killing
81 Isaac, was ah example u religious
zeal that wias honest, evens tho'mur-
deroas. Smith had never res,t the Bi,
BILE until within year. but on becow-
liug Methodist spent nost Of his time
poriug over its, pages He not only
epnylncsd sihinseli that he ought to
u, AXE !, human sacrifice, but brought
his wife and SON aged II, to accept
that Vie view. "When he talked to me,
SAYS tic wfs,."ahd persuaded me
that good woman ought TO think ss
her husband did 4 got suas to tske
whatever he said aas the truth. He
made US fast, and ben asked him
frequently il God bad ordered US to
starye., lie said yes, When be an
nuunced that the boy must be killed,
We 10th demonstrated, but faaliy
ithaught' it was Albright. a9n'dld day
appointed 'forathe 'ocremony yhe called
Ben out ,of thehhouse,a . and told him
thar he had todie for our Savior. The
lmtle lellow knelt down and got on
my knees by his side, Jvkn. raised
the knife, look hard into the boys
N7.kf.lnAN ,AINN ~. N.n1.tN. =
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A Trirle Somersanlt. .isi1'

"','" "''''N t"q-h 'A" A.'la"oJ
Am Eastern sporting peiaoaisal In
rcplying 10 q cerrespondcnt furnishes
the following Interesting Information
concerning the iutlle attempts of ath'
leirs ottrn aitFlple.somersa9llia9
1e1ltegardplg yoni sipp2silioii tilat
lliram Franklin was the ilrst 10 turn
4 doublesonersault M THIS codII.'y'
atthe bowery tAmphithea'er hniiSi9'
algenflemahswho, - .aaI sSpr eioow
RysJhai. We saw wsWililflf, lSlsnat s,a urn
4ne in % that house ~ iSH; ine gen,
tltman heipeu 10 hold the oiinSet ior
li'h:'NIhe iact wns s''g1esicd by'teeI
'news ohdobniA yipa.r ssdealp fproaa !
spt' tihs ieh9s 70 all io'etresill'g ,syYSle syYa'e'
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Nav York in 1882.

We gather together statistics for
the past year with special reference to
this city l,gllia sfaw aa,a u,,uLl !
TheInunber Of deaths in New York
during 1882 was 1881. 636 less
than SSl; of births. 27,32l,J oTl9l
moro than 1881; msrfisyes. 1i!0S5, ,'or
zoos more than ip 1881. = Of those
who died. IL. 305 were under 5, years
and 2.342 over 70 years. Among the
deaths were those of Is PERSONS tepor-
ted at % over er lUO yeafs,y3 ofthem being
colorel, 9natives oil Ireland. aui L ln-
dian woman. d Two men were hauge,l,
800 ,persons cpmmittedy suicide, l93
drqwaed. .awl a lhomicidcs took place
Two women Of uetwesn 81 AID 70,and
IA tien ofUetween ~ and ~, aid OF
thc Que of over S0p were nlarriedyOl
whole nl,inLer ,,two women and six
men had beep married thsec times be-
fore. one widow, who mourned hus-
tbsnds was again 'led7tb the aitaf.l Ten
whi women married col6fed men, Ol
she-bnthss l+.06S were males and 49,
253Aemaieso 4 The nlmb n ofg ipothrrs
who bore twins was lS7. and one
mother had ,riplets, The Supreme
and Saperior Z odrts ahdthe Courts
oi Common Pleas granted 8O0s DEGREES
Of divorce during the year. .s'n 90
The i,umberolimmisrants landed at
Castle u arden in 1882 was. s455. .S4
which was 14,7S0 more than in 1881
and the largest ever received in any
one year yea at this port OF the, immi.
grants JIG, ,6S5 came from Germany
4S,734 from ireland. 30 5Sl 'froln
Sweedeu aua Norway, 36.0S0. from
4 Englani, 23. .8l9H ftom Italy, ll5,lSl
from Russia. lad gisN ssgii iuoi
|, The arrivals Of vessels from foreign
! ports aggregated 6,776, against 6,9ls
| in 1881. and 81 stea!ners the ttal wa'
1888, against S,27i in 1881 and
those ifrd,dT Southern ports 3,,96S. o
the merchandise exported from thu
United States during the last ,ifisca
year, 45, 8 per Gent, went cut i9f thil
\ port and of tn, Iiupnrts 6S per Gent
came in at New York. at whose Gus
!, tom house nearly CO per cent, Of th'
duties on imports were collected. Th'
impofts of Tie Uiiitea States Tor th'
, year were greater in value than eve
|, beforesieEgb slidw .lieil II T
! tThe numbered fires in New forl
: during I8S2wrs b9Il, ~ involving
! loss Of 81. 900 500, more than,q mill
ion and a half dollars less than 4
1871. Tie fire insurance companies
however with exact figures for clever
months had estimates ior December
|, tput the,luss by fire. thoughout tn
Uuion atn$70,000,00 create
!, amountthan il, any year since 1877
} Of that, loss the companies have hs
I to bear, they sstnpaatss,,sis as,,i 4 least S3o. .OOt
} 600. 81 " -
During 1882 the number Of nes
} buildings erected in New York wa
p 1851, 0f an estimated cost of $44
) f77S,6S6.L The number" Of building
r altered and enlarged was 1878, an
che estimated, cost Of the improvement
(: was $A267,lSl. The number Of tn
new buildings and their cost FAR tsxcce
, ii" figures reported in ans. one yea
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-30
lswinalsrs Abroad.

II any one has represented thttwe
are in any way Interested many bogus
bitters OF stuff with the word irHop"
in their name ,reheating honest folks,
or that we will pay any of, their bills
or debts, they are frauds aud swiadlers
and .he victims should punish them.
We deal in and pay only the bills for
the genuine Hop Bitters, slthe purest
and best medicine ON earth. al
Hof BlrrEhs, .MAsurAcTgRisa GO.