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s"'o 4 niue START "hne q LOOK On pi'S c"Ihe
ih'o I""7G ioN''H eyes. oor "lu man. S,io
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room
MI LaIie' saIu SHe' III low SWEEP NolCe'
nave come 70 TEL you that cannot SiV To-
uaE. Ny Mc'ner Is III.
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caS9 you To-Day. 10 You JhlIk you can come
"s,i'l on next Aohli'y AFTERNOON
Gs' II my mother Is better" she repiled'
All 1-Ght' IL Oe ready ior YOU LUolneu
the artist, turning once more to his Work. she
/ STOOD and watched nm Tor a moment then;
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Sn0Wnakes.
by j. !. Cheneyl

Sn0WliakeS,
by j. Y. Cheneyl
Falling all the nighttime,
Falling all the day,
Crystal-winged and voicelcss,
On their downward way.
Falling through the darkness,
Falling through the light,
Covering with beauty
Vale ana mountain height.
Never summer blossom
Dwell so fair as these;
Never lay like glory
On the fields and trees.
Rare the airy wrcathing,
Deity turned the scroll,
Hung in woodland arches,
Crowning meadow knoll.
Freest, chastest fancios,
Nutivc art, may DC,
Winters sculptOrs rear to
Summers memory.
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A Canine Critic,

From the London Society.
the musical world which attracted considerable
attention in Germany. A gentleman who was
we'll known as an enthusiastic musical amateur
of Darmstadt, In the Grand Duchy Of Hesse, had
a female spaniel, called Poodle. By striking the
animal whenever music was played, and a false
note struck, she was made to howl. At last the
threat of the appraised stick was equally effective
presently mere glance Of the masters eve pro-
duced the same howl, and at last the false note
itself German paper Of the period says: cat
the present time there Is not concert or an
opera at Darmstadt to which Mr.. Frederick s.
and his wonderful dog are not invited, or
at least, the dog. The voice Of the
prima donna, the Instruments Of the bad
all Of them must execute their parts in perfect
harmony, otherwise Poodle looks at its master,
erects It's ears, shows It's grinders, and bowls
outright. Old or new pieces. known or unknown
to the dog. produced the same effect" 1t must
not be supposed that the discrimination Of the
creature was confined to the mere execution of
musical compositions. Whatever NAV have
been the case at the outset Of it's musical career
toward Its close vicious meditation or false
relation OF parts produced the same result
"Sometimes to tease the dog" says our Ger
man authority. "Mr. 8. and his friends take a
pleasure In annoying the canine critic, by emit
ting all sorts OF discOrdant sounds from instru-
lnent and voice. On such occasions the creature
loses all selfcommand. Its eyes shoot forth fiery
flashes, and long and frghtfnl howls respond to
the inharmoniOus concert Of the mischievous
hpeds. But the latter must be careful not to 90
tpo tar. because when the dogs patience is much
tfled 1t becomes savage, and endeavOrs to bite
both It's prosecutors and their Instruments"
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What 1T Costs q Girl to Dress.
N, ha Hlova1 a,1 Ilo,,1a

FfOm tu5 CIeVeIand Herald.
Said well-to-do miss to Herald reporter
the other day: 81 think there are few Girls
whose expenses for clothing exceed 5000 annu-
ally. My expenses do not amount to more than
that, and l have to hire nearly all my sewing
done The items would be: Two taiior-made
dresses, $50; silk dress, $50; Undertaking
S15-that is to say. the materials could be bought
tor that; hats and bonnets, S35; gloves, So
shoes, $l4; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cuffs, laces,
stockings and other articles-would not amount
to more than $50. Some years the expenses
might run up little higher, as new circular
of the average young lady's apparel will not ex-
coed $500 very often"
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l RMY OFFICERS TESTIMONY.

Captain JOSEPH L. HA0DEN. residing at NO. o2A 9TH
street, South Boston. Msss formerly captain In tho
army. now with the WAlworth Manufacturing Company
South Boston. writes April 49, 1888: while living In
cambrdgepott my wife was aited with terrible pains
in her back and sides. accompanied with great weak
ness and loss Of appetite She tried many called
remedies without avail. growing rapidly worse. whom
her attention was called to Hunts Remedy. She pur.
chased bottle from Lowans drug store in Cambridge
port and sftsr taking the r. dose shs began to feel
easier she could sleep wsu and after continuing it,
use short time the severe pain, in har back and side
entirely disappeared and ahet .s we'll woman. Many
OF ouf relatives and friends have used Hunts Remedy
with the most gratifying results have recommended
It many msa and many tsnsi heard the same story
Hunts Remedy il all that IL claimed for it and real
blessing to al afflicted with kidney or liver trouble"
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After Q dinner at Holland House the other day.
st which many Of the guests were authors. a
wen known "sOciety" man said to friend in con-
hdences 81 can imagine ore wanting To- know
An author after reading his book: but cannot
nov imagine any one desiring Ia rca;, n book
oftsr moving its author"
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MADE 4 NAN OF HIN.

Mr. 60. WzxELz1. No. - Austin street. oambeidCs.
port Mass makes the following remarkable statement
On April a. 1sss. 10 writes - follows II havs bee
troubled with kidney disease for nearly twenty years.
Have suffered 1t times with tsrr1hls pains in my back
andA limbs ussd many medicines. but found nothing
reached my CASE until took Hunts Remedy. pur-
chased eots q .0sbson $50 fremont street.. Bos-
ton and bsfors had used this ono bottle found ~
M and continuing ii uss my pains and weakness IL
disappeared. and feel like new man. with new life
and vigor Hunt's Remedy did wonders for me- and I
have no hesitancy in recommending it to AL afietsd
with kidney or liver dseases as am positive that by
use they wfl md immediate re- ief. You may use this
letter In any way you choose so that the people may
know OF sure medicine for the cure OF I'll diseases Of
kidneys and hver." my2l
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HEALTH LIFT.-THE SIMPLEST AND SAFEST
IL Gymnestic System. in ten minutes once . dsy
For ladies', from 10 M to pm. For particulars call
at 1921 street northwest. m28-W&a 0ms
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$ n + $??$SS$S$$$sEEEE u
u u u ERB Nh 90 mn ILL :

DIR. CHEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera.
tor Is made expressly for the Of arrangements
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility Of the
generahve organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY psrmeaung
through the parts must restore them healthy acon
There ia no mistake about this instrument Years Of
use have tested it. and thousands OF cures are testified
TO- weakness from Indiscreton. Inoapacity, Lack Of
Vigor Sterihtyn fact trouble of these organs is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts sdyer
sed to cure all Ills from head to This 10 for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
Information address,
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
mh3-s&w 1OS Washington street. Chicaeo.
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FASHION WRINKLES.

DCNaER ToILETs-SHOULDER KNGTs-THE PoLON-
ArsE AGAIN. COOL DRESS-yARIoUs NOVEL
TIES ETC.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
3. WILLIAMS 3 co., A.cnoos.r,.

WALTkR B. WILLIAMS co.. Asoaonssrs.
Al i.fH h2Is II kI
,GNa SU A :af sx o e hkSHp AZ nd
IN q + browns sn6di,is,on, situated on P.rtsl
Terms: One rd o.sh: S.lsnss IN on. and two y..rs
2 G1 DOWN.
nsS ''' Ef 4 is' E WILLIAMS FL
PAwNsRoKkR's SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
% O. NO MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. NAY
so Sau .sa Sat ssa
Ssss: ssaa sH::; "a k.;ss
Machine. Piano. Organ 20. o''A'' 0'0'A1Ns' 0'~'ns
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctoneers my2s,si
SALE OF FISH w T5KS. fpF .S IN GEORGE:
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May q, 1883.
spprsVsd Msreh sd s snd Is. %.lns
g q f'a he a i.
offered for sale 8 public auction on THURSDAY. MAY
foUR ocLocK m fS ~ ''0n' 7" Inc 'fs@''''' -
a @ ana PAN Of
Rs ~ S.:s4 ssSs ss;
The proossty xi b sold subject to lease which Win
Terms q sale are Five hundred fsoo) dollars 30 b
PAID within two day. Of sale and residue before
s a.pa as pr cns 1 ::
00) dollars down at The time Of sale win be req uired
IL IN their Judgment the property dos not bnS
. ~ fSfr n mEt ret Brc e. o,c.uu,..,.,
Major q Eneineers. d. s. A.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct my2ids
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BOWLING, Auctioneer,
yNO. =. MCNALLY,I r...
myi9-eod&ds EDWIN B. HAY, irueVeos'

GHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
~ TATE, BLING PREMISES NUMBERED l225
On STREET NORTHWEST. IN TIE CITY
OF WARRINGTON, d. C.
BY virtue OF decree passed In tho Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia tho 18th day of May ~
1SsS. IN cause therein pending. numbered 1885, -
t EQUITY RGckes wherein The National ssvings Bank
Adams ct a. are defendants the undsrsxned appointed
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF NAY, 1855, ct FIVE
O'CLOCK T: NJ, in front Of the premises, offer for
eae ut public auction to the highest and best bidder
the premises situated In the city Of Washington.
trict Of Columbia. known No. 1927. on street
northwest and described on tho ground plan OF the
said city as follows All those parts Of num-
6ered hye 90 and SIX co. in square numbered two
metes and bounds: Commencing the same at point
on the north side Of street north distant forty Eve
(4o) feet east from the southwest corner Of the said
square and running thence along the said Of
street twenty t2O) feet thence north one hundred
ana sixteen feet and six go nches thence west
twenty (20l feet, and thence south hundred and
sixteen l6 feet and six 6) inches to the place of be-
story and cellar 6rick house, with back building ard
are most desirably located.
The terms OF sale onethrd OF the money
In cash and the balance in three equal payments
twelve and eighteen months from the day SALE bear
ing per cent interest and secured the satisfaction
OF the rustee deposit of 500 will be required at
Tune OF SALE All conveyancng and recording at pur-
with in ten days from day Of sale rustee will resell
at the risk and cost of defaultlg purchaser.
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER Trustee
,. 18th street and New York avenue
VIM. p. YOUNG, Auctoneer.
142O New York avenue. m17- eo&ds
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ENHoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHIN(}-
TON. BEING PREMISES No. 1918 NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
District OF Columbia, passed on the Dad day of May
May 1883 in equity cause 5s we shall seL at public
FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1883. at FIVE O'Clock
ai that certain PIECE OF parcel Of ground lying
lumbla and distinguished the ground plat thereof
Lot In Dsvideon's recorded subdivision Of Square
25i the same being improved BY large three story
brick dwelling.
fourth cash residue in one two and three years re-
sPecvey from day Of SALE with interest At the Of
nve per cent annum TO be eecured by deed Of trust
upon tho property sold all cash ct option Of pur-
chaser: deposit Of $500 required Of purchaser at
Ine TG1stee. reserve the rsht 70 e.dyerss and se
terms are not complied with in ten days.
CHARLES H. CRAGIN. In,
WILLIAM 4: GORDON. Trusssss
m23ds Once $50 ~ street northwest
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nny24-6t

"a INGIOM, 2; O., TUESDAY. JUNE FIFTH. 1885.
h All nMhLxE O'CLOCK q condemned Provisions
consisting Of Navy Bread. Beet. FIour. D. Apples.
full schedue OF the articles can be seen by applying
at the office Of tho Commsndsnt
THOS. PATTIsON,
Commodore U. b. N, Commandment
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. myl2- laMIW
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent
AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS On The WEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
SSIREET, BETWEEEN =, K X AND L sTREETS
PORTLAND" AND OPPOSITE THE HAMILTON
HOUSE.
win sen at public auction in front OF the premises
On THURSDAY. MAY THIRTY-FIRST, 1888 at FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ sub lots 20 and "a. aGusre 2l7 These
lots have frontage Of ~ feet by depth Of 1873 feet
2O-foot alley and are the only desirable lots unsod in
the above location.
Terms: Onefourth cash. balance In one. two ana
three years. ct six per cent.
J. T. COLDwELL,
10 Anc
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TIROMAs BOWLING. Auoaonser.

VEsnO0Ao OOWL1N6s Au0oOneer.
vERY yALUARLE PROPERTY ON THE EAST
AID Il NokTawEsT. No. lis. AZ AU I TIC T.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY-AS
NINTH. 1889. ct SIX O'CLOCK in front Of the f8
i h,1 h2G fsst iPFcysa e Frame store and
This property II in Of the most Desirable sections
o. TIE city and whers rapidly edyanone In value
not b placed In Detter LOCALITY.
Terms: Two thirds cash. the residue In enc year.
trust on mopery sold. All Oonyeya1cng It purchasers
cost; 500 deposit required Ct time q sale.
THOMAS BOWLING.
myzS-d6d0 Auctoneor.
For Other Aucfians Sea 9Th Ra9a
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Engineer Commissioner d. O.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. my2l-d


WALTER u. WILLIAMS co.. Auctonesrs.
HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND. 1888 at<eA
SIX O'Clock P. We ahan sell lot a. square s22 LII
fronting 30 feet eth street southeast and running
back los feet improved by neat and consenient two
story frame house, cottage STYLE No. 626, rooms.
hydrant terraced. now r garden in front stable IN
rear. Convenient to street cars.
Terms made known day Of eale.
my2A-d WALTER r. WILLIAMS co Aucfs
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DANFoRrHs Fun.
We have Just received load OF the genuine DAN.
fOhIH'S FLUID direct from Cleveland, and are now
prepared TO furnish in any quantity We the
largest assortn ent q VAP0R STOVES ever ehown In
tins city, Before purchasing, call and examine our
stock. and If win give the Danforth's Fluid trial
you will be convinced Of Its superiority Gasoline.
BILE and BRICK SEIT; LATROBES, SLATE NAN.
ILLS and FURNACES constantly On hand.
". 3. JENhs & CO..
mh2o ut 9TH street northwest
DREMNER'S STOVE EXCHANGE
u 27l0 street. Georgetown
SELLS DANFORTHs vAP0R STOVES AND
FLUID AT LOWEST RATES myl2-lmS
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Opea bodice is trimmed with lace, and the
lace sleeves have straps Of bluesatin and but
ter-liy bow on the shoulder.
A Cool and charming dress for morning In
the country 10 Of pale gray nuns yelling with
the skirt In i've lengthwise plaitings from belt
TO foot In front, but only half that depth behind
The gracefully festOoned pOlonaise Is caught up
very short on the front and hips BY bows Of
narrow gray and garnet Ottoman ribbon, and
bows to match are on the tOurnure.
DREssY BAsoUEs are cut open In oval shape
below the throat and finished OF with stand
Ing net collar, embroidered with gold, silver, or
steel beads, and made to project by fine thread
Ike wires, and fastened by . diamond brooch
that represents buttons. The sleeves are Of lace
TO the elbow. with beaded ruffes, and there are
satin creves for epaulets.
POLOHAnEs and PRNcE&B TUNIcA pointed
bodices. with panier scarfs and Jackets drsped
with plain. bright eOors In surah or sateen, pro
fusely trimmed with lace. and worn over skirts
0f Powered sateen. either trimmed with the
same or plain, and edged with . ruchs or Q fan
plsating Of lace, will be fashionably worn. Fos
tess dressy costumes the gay and pretty checked
Ksfhyrs In bingham" Effects and other summe9
materials, such a. Oriental monies, lowered
oan,brics, nnens and nne French cretonnes will
b employed, These are made more simply,
white cambria or muslin embroidery being q "a.
Vorfte garniture. Broad ribbon sashes and
satin or corded waist belts often accompany the
bodices Of these dresses, which are dlfficult 70
at closely to the form.
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".
for her, and feel rewarded in the living.
The effort she had made to control herself had
called up the richest color that tho pale olive OF
her cheek could wear, her eyes were full of q
soft fulgent splendor. she was erect and stately
as any young empress, when group came into
the drawing-room where her costumes were
displayed-a dowager, q pretty, pleasant girl,
and q plain little overdressed creature. who
tossed her head fippantly. and whose sentences.
as she moved along, spoke for her almost az
plainly az her history had been pinned on her
back. Really" said Miss Mahala, this little
fanoee has been here before, and she has not
particle of intelligence"
But Teresa was acquainted with her. She was
the only child Of the famous broker Brtarlv the
heiress to his Immense fortune. Teresa had been
at school with her, and knew that II she was not
hopelessly feeble-minded, 1t was because we do
not call It 80 when they are heiresses to inn
mense fortunes.
And this gentleman who had paused in the
Great heavens could 1t b Harold Van Duyssn
who had come with this tool to buy her we'd
ding garmentss She had known that Harold
had been away With IN exploring expedition for
year or two; she had said 70 herself that she
would do him the justice to believe that It might
tween them, rather than her assumption Of these
duties. She could never have believed OF him
That he would sell himself for Julia Brlarley's
money-not although she had heard that I'll the
van Duysen riches had recently taken to them
selves wings and flown to tho uttermost parts Of
the earth: She had thought him high-minded,
brave, able TO facs . froWning world, II need
were; ana he were not al that, she had never
deemed he could be ignoble.
j.. Inc group had to pass her, but she beckoned
~ ~ ass msnsia 70 serve them. Julia paused on
tne way up the room, however, with the mer-
maiden smile that stretched her mouth like q
nsns, ana simpered. lyon see am to be mar
rec. Miss Eyersley. Mrs Van Duysen says it
a isns etiquette Tor Harold to come here. but
looked at her as II she were 4 stone nv the wav
Moe tnas ne had never seen before and W. never
nkey 70 see again, and passed on. show your
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said. when have made my fortune-snd
shall make 1t; paid Uncle Trevor up to-day
we will 90 away and see the world; we will live
in Europe, see the midnight sun, float on the
lagoons Of Venice. go up the Nile, battle In Jor-
dan, take look at Japan. And when we come
shop"
1--WE been looking it ell over, and can't Geo
anything improper. or unladylike, or dero0s-
tory, In your showing lovely pieces Of silk and
lace and velvet to ladies, and employing girls to
make them up for them. II they are going to
going to keep your books"
Laura, dear !"
eyes, really. I've been learning all by NV
SELF / tried to have Trevor help me, but he
gave me terrible taking to do for such . vul-
az don't think mamma can bear IT,"
"SOrry. For she'll have to-"
She Will Gay have depraved you"
d.n. msGR0 s1o1 mamma !-shs can't Say you've
"Hs ssys"-and Teresa's great ewes eioomed-
"thas have injured him irretrievsbly, and that
when people ask who he II now, the answer
comes, oh: his sister keeps Q shop'l"
$50 bis little cane and bis little boots and his
will drive him into doing semsthlna useful.
"Well, ITS too bad: He used to Be % sweet
I0u-you are too pretty"
Laura shook her curly head: Il certainly was
pretty. ''As II that was any argument when
Teresa Eversley uses It." And she pulled hef
| sister to the mirror and pointed silently. But
Tara turned away. The tall and stately shape,
wrapped in It's sorber draperies, the taultless
| face dark and clear, with shadowy eyes, the
black and silken locks Of hair-they sesmed to
| belong to another person, and not to the ons
| whom Harold Van Duyssn had looked on with
eyes Of Tenderness. She turned away, bitter
shadow. II Harold Van Duysen's love had been
90 slight thing - to b unable to bear the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-08-04
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