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j APASEsE GooDs.

We have just opened 10 of Japanese Goods and
can offer some extraordinary bargains in that line We
offer:
Japanese Glove and Handkerchief Boxes from DC
Japanese Work BIKES from 49c.
Japanese Laquered Traysin all shapes and sizes from
2Oc
Japanese OrnalneIts and Curios from I5c
jaIIantse Scrolls in large variety from loo
Bamboo Scrolls extra long at 40 and 93c
tlne blue and white after dinner Coffees at 15c
/ he decorated clear China do, at % and 49c
tine assortment of Vases and Bouquet Holders from
25c pair
We are dow receiving another consignment Of Curtain
fCies III walnut. Oak Cherry and EboIized ut 99c
III Walnut and EbcHxcd Stands we have VERY large
assoTfiient. they range from $40. mp
Our fine Oil Paintings still continue to increase In pub
he i~Vor teg are very good entirely good for the
price We sell them at which Is tr..l 49 to 81 so
In Bisque Ornaments have now a very Ene dfsrnav
at remarkably low prices. from lOc. up.
We Offer handsome Plush Albums from 99c up-tbc,
must be- seen.
Scrap Books III the latest designs extra quality and
slZ.s. from loo
W. can Offer the largest stock Of Boys velocipedes in
the city ranging III price from So % up They are very
strong and durable.
The flood III new and handsome goods now daily ar
rVllls makes II impossible TO mention them all and a
Visit 10 establishment will give you better idea OF
Tie Hnintiise variety Of goods offer.
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" ny Nor,

II you have Clothes to buy. why not buy them
Hil'E' Oprs Is reliable House every way and al
enough our Clothing is tine BEST and ats equal to Gus
f,-in'de yet OLE prices fully Low if not LOW
Ef' than asked by other houses for poorly made and
m-htt1ng Clothes. You're going to SPEND your own
money wh@re it will do the most good least we
You th'k 1T Will You probably don't cent for
or other Clothing House in particular; it's only
question who viii give you the BEST CLOTHES for
tie LEAST MONEY. In Clothing, Of all things the
Best Is the Cbeaet and proof o the universal belief
Ill that theory, who known wear poor
Clothes when he could afford good? We can suit you
with any q1alty-a Truly Elegant Satin lined Top Coat
on fine Suit of Imported Fabric or a Solid Durable
ovsrcoat or Business Shit, from So up To know how
20 set rs much enjoyment out of month year is to
call on Us a1d invest IN of our Comfortable and
Really Good Fitting Suits OyeTgarInents-or both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-07

An iniirD old gentleman went TO The polls in New
York city yesterday and gave his name III whisper
- samuel J. Tiidrn. He then voted the straight
democratic ticket. ana helped into his carriage
and driven home. Eut this same old man il rc,sio
L. not, was stronger III his whispering fcebleneSS
Than the clustering Ben, Of TewkSbury. Runor
s;yo that 1Idcn though of course not cand-
Gatc-''for ~ himself hath said it"-obierts 10
titll-waye governors, and in his whispering cypler
sly Z" Il quicti< removing them from active useful
HISS Ii 80. he must feel satisfied with yesterday
work Butler. Cleveland and Plttison are not The
Impressive figures to-day they were yesterday.
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SIT Market SpaC


W. have now in stock of the most wonderful dis
coSerlt OF the for softening and curing Diseases of
Tue iIoo1 ana General Casualties of that III animal
t hoISe we guarantee sure for Quarter crac
from PERSONAL eXIerlrIce-erease heels aud will he
round ihVainatie Tor swollen limbs eruit gals and
SiTdus lew application viii start tie Iuost
haTdentd or contracted hUof We also have the cel-
Diated MICA Axe Grease manufactured expressly for
Tile vehicles AID as lubricant and endnrer has no
Flua IN above goods uufactured by the Amer
ran l1or1c&u1r Oh Company, Cleveland Ohio and can
OK a ia any Quantities from their agents n A. Pool L
".
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Later Developments In regard to the suicide Of Mr..
A T. Johnson. OF Utica. lead to the conclusion
that his Fash act was not due TO either wine or
WoIn was al first surInised. but 10 that equally
dangerous ", v all street Ii is known that he Was
heavy losing Speculation, and there appear to BE-
good " tsnnS for he belief That he was deiaulter
in tl',- funds Of Il large trust committed to his
charge.
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+ LorH1sG Ror1rs,

THE ONLY PROFIT IN THE RETAIL. CLOTHING
BUSINESS NOW (AND THAT ISN'T MUCH, Is IN
SEILING PLENTY OF GOODS WITH VERY SMALL.
EXPENSES. We BELIEVE THAT OUR EXPENSES
ARE SMALLER IN PROPORTION TO OUR SALES
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY WE KNOW
Thai OUR CLOTHING Is AS GOOD AS ANY AND
We MEAN TO SELL IT AS Low If NOT LOWER
THAN ANY. FOR WE ARE THE ONLY CLOTHING
HOUSE THAT GIVE LEGAL GUARANTEE, AND
SHOULD YOU FIND OUR CLOTHING NOT RIGHT
IN PRICE, YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY WITH
OUT GRUMBLING. IF UP OUR WAY, STOP IN.
COME BEFoREoP
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SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
A CONFLICT STOCK OF TABLE LINENS NAP
kINS LUNCH CLOTHS TRAY CLOTHS
toNEIN PILLOW AND SHEFIING IINFNS
AND ftl>GED DCSIIES FROM THE BEST
El'fE \ MANUFACTURERS. AND AT COR
II EkEl III Il CLOTHS WITH DOYIIFS TO MATCH
sitt>' iii,t-S % Its PURE WOOI. WHITNEY
SNbt VII tl!sNlA CRIB AND BED BIANkITS.
n Ab!ttS M flQCE AND NOTTINGHAM LA,,E
CI II NM lAN SILK TABLE COVERS, FCRNI-
IT fF CkE O<NFS -
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BROAD
clio Us. IIICOTS- HABIT CLOTHS AND All
Wool DEtNS FABRICS. EOk PLAIN AND COU.
RINA I0N COSTUMES.
81 WIDE PARIS JERSEY STOCKTN ETTF IN BLACK
Brown BLUE GREEN AND VINE
IL -tck AND tOIO!sED SILKS, EELNETS AND BRO
GAbES BLST QUALITIES AND LOWEST
PARIS ANn BERLIN JACKETS. WRAPS, PLUSH
Df-NANS AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS ALI.
SIZES. QUALITIES AND PRICES.
,sr-sPECItL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING 6OODS
ss.rCHoICE GOODS. rL,IN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Established 1Si0 na
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GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIEE AND TAILOR.
81, SEVENTH STREET
IL U I T Il E l. IS!

FRENCH TRICOT. from 81 IS to So
Trench HABIT CLOTH Sl75
SII4h Pi-l rs, rrCI' ed from 81 to So C5
BlAtk GCfNET SILK, good quality 81
ASlRACANS, Tor trimming LADIES' Wraps from S6
to So f ~ "o
BROCADE PLUSHES and VELVETS Just the thing
for sly llsh Wraps from s.. ~ to SIS
Sf-ai.S AIN FLUSH. very fine, from s. to So
,i-ADlES' WRAPS III great variety. Ill Silk Cloth
Plush and ockine.tc ' 1'
These goods are all marked at prices make them 60
anu all We ask Is ali examination
making Your purchases.
j. A. LUTTRFIL 4 CO.
n6
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IN spite OF his plPbeian and inefeBsiye name Mr.
Films, the new English hangman. has started in
on his career in workmanike fashion, proving HIM
SELF worthy successor to Calcraft and Narwood
Ills first subject was n murderer named Powell
who was, We are told, swung of cleverly and to
TIE satisfaction OF al concerned-unless possibly,
Powell himself
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A. SAKS & CO.,
------------
RoBr. j Tuoa,s

RoBr. j. THonAs.
uate Of Louisville, Kyl
BROKER IN
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND PETROLEUM.
No 6l3 18th Street (National Metropolitan Buildiny)
Orders TO buy sell, Inarn or for cash executed
on the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Cotton
Exchange Constant quotations instantly received by
direct private wires.
l. p SCHA1IT& Co. Chicago correspondent
SAWYER, WALLACE& CO. New York CORRESPONDENT
Refersnces National Metropolitan Bank
tHon. James u. Beck.
- Sorlers by Telephone Promptly Attended to)
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CHEApEsr SILKS liz WAsHrScros

COlORED SILKS reduced from 81 to &c COIoRPD
Sli4hS reduced from 81 p 10 81 COLnRED aILkS
reduced from 81 rs 70 81 p.
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACk SILKS reduced FROM 81 70 lie
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 ~ To 81
BLACh SILKS reduced from s. 50 10 a y
BLACK SILKS reduced 81 o 81
THESE AXE IAE VERY BEST 0UISET SILkS-
FRENCH.
The New Style Dress Goods-TTIcOT-al Pure
Wool, II inches wide. 81 l5 Special Bargain
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BLEACHED
COTTON ONLY SIC.
BROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE "a
REDUCED TO Sl.J0
AUCTION BLANKETS.
So All Wool BLANKETS r,duccd 10 IS
&ie All Wool BI.ANEE rs reduced 10 So
Double White BLANKETS raduccd to a.
Biesched TABLE DANASK. all Pare Linen, slightly
Soiled e2as s5c.b. Zoe
COLDRED SILKS soc. BLACK SILKS 6ae
COLORED and BLACK CASHsiEgES all Pur HoA
DOUBLE Will, Sc, 5Uc. C2c .sc
CAETEgs~
ocN I'll MARKET SPACE
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- -

IS a substitute for fall election ycsrerIay.
Missouri got up fCliSiZed tornado and unanagad
u have a day OF excitement. The path OF the
storm lay through populous district of Spring
field, and where ii struck it destroyed life and
property with savage delight.
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Yesterday 5 work makes 1t a fair SIGHT In 1884.

II
Massachusetts, Ieptnts OF Butler. and goes bach
l. The republican fold, where s, naturally belongs
PENNSYLVANIA also renews her allegiance 10 the
republican standard.
WV York his demonstrated that CleveIand's
great Ha jOrity OF last year WAS due to q spasIn u
IerFiessness on the republican side, rather than
IrT1na nent change OF heart The state Is again
deirocrItic. hut by harrow and uny ertain major
1T. One Interesting feature of the result In New
York Is the notice served on the democratic IA
Chine that il cannot afford to take liberties with
the whisky element OF the party. Maynard, tn
democratic candidate fOT secretary Of state. haG
offended the liquor interest, ana their votes Wer.
promptly transferred 10 the republican candidate,
thus ensuring his election. The result. was due H.
no small measure Also to the Vaccinations OF john
Kelly, who. aS usual, disturbed democratic har-
nony At the right time.
The election in Virginia was the most exciting
known I'm that state for many years, and II j.
greatly 10 her credit that although the shops were
stripped OF small arms and almost every one went
armed 10 the polls, no blOOdSled marked the day
What might have easily been Il sensational tragedy
In Petersburg. where Malone was foG q time IN per
sonal danger, ayerted by an impulse Of good
sense and fTestraint which saved the reputation
OF the state from foul stain How far the negro
vote was iesSened by Intimidation cannot yet lie
guaged That Malone suffered TO some extent
from this cause is certain and he VIII make the
Ino>t Oh IT, sui, as the white majority on race
issue X 1900 and as the fuEders only have 1900
oT 20or0 majority II cannot be held that the negro
Vote was terTurized or the line drawn closely on
race Mahnne's defeat will hurt his strength as an
available ally In 1884, and IL is very likely that he
will now be given the cold shoulder 10y the republi-
can convention.
The elections in the remaining states possess less
interest. Maryland and New Jersey went demo.
cratic, as was expected. So did faithful Mississippi
Nkp1 ton tn fnllp hNr
neighbor, Massachusetts, back into the republican
Tanks New England democracy is somewhat pre-
cdrious al best Nebraska went republican, OF
course, and Minnesota likewise, though by re-
duccd majority. Upon the whole, IL does not yet
appear certain that the republican party must go.
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AaidleSlIy something must be done, and done
quickly. 10 step the flood Of war claims which IS
Using not only around Congress. but every DEPART
Iaent OF the government Here it is nearly twenty
years after the war, and vet we find more original
war claims are He'd now than ever before One
NoCid tnliik tIlat person having a lust claim
growing our Of the war would not wait almost a
generation before presenting it, but, Judging from
lhe hunbeI Of fresh claims, the debtors OF the GOV
thent prefer 10 lei their bills hang on for fifteen
or I"eity years Instead Of presenting them at once
ana getting the cash. The secret OF this sudden
activity = not hard to ind Within a few Years q
class OF men have developed a business of claim
E"t'lh9, or, rather claim presenting, Tor a very
Shah fraction OF The Claims ever succeed This Is
however, OF no particular consequence to the
agent, a. that person finds his profit in
WHAT Is merely nominal fee In each
ctSt', pHt which mounts Up Tito very
respectable tGcnn-e If large business can
- attAeA he country Is Tikod, therefore as
nth tine toctn comb. ana w.; ro2n woman or
child, who has the slightest shadow OF a claim On
the nations gratitude or favor is urged to make the
Effort 10 have il recognized. our laws are gener-
Gus, the records are perhaps vague. and II the
claim Il sjoutly made and pushed IL may be hard
T. establish negative And at any rate the fee Is
SJnah.-only five or ten dOllars-and people " III
risk that much Is in lottery on the bare chance
Gi winning. The consequence is that Congress and
The departments are overwhelmed with claims
Iedr1y all spurious devoid of legal merit set up
q Il venture ana prosecuted speculation 10
The delay and prejudice OF honest claims and The
Aeetiles's cost OF government time ana money The
sTond auditor, Ill his report says that only about
i've Ter cent of tue cl,iIns settled by his Office are
NaIid, ana Do doubt that proportion holds good
generally. The evil which IS growing into a scan
d.! would be largely recttned If Congress would
aaoTu such facilities for tie Adjudication OF claims
That II would be generally understood that they
would be settled promptly and sternly ON their
merits
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The sultan OF Turkey, in his decree On the fall
fashions orders The ladies to heavy veiis az
TO hide their features and TO dress more plainly.
But II won't do Revolutions never go backward.
NolIEns right 10 show her face and adorn her per-
son Is recognized and granted too widely to make
The sultan trade OF any effect The heavy wells
must go The Sultan doesn't catch the spirit OF The
aEr at all lie should replenish his treasury by
selling the right OF photographing his court beau
It's 10 some en-@-prisng firm and have their fair
Iact75 in every window instead of seeking TO hide
titFsr night under heavy wells, without even lace
lI,ngs-
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DR0PosALS FOR CONSTRUCTING RRICR
BuILDING FOR THE NATIONAL AsSOCfa-
CHILDREN N' NAE>D
OFFIGE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
. WASHINGTON. D. c.. November lst isS3
3: direction of the Board of Commissioner Sealed
proposals will be received ut this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH
tSss Tor the construetion Of Two and Basement
tnte Colored Women and Children to be located on
wright aud Dole's subdivision of Mount Pleasant.
Blank form Of proposal and Specifications together
with al! necessary information be obtained the
Once OF the inspector OF Buildings and bids these
forms VIII alone be considered
Inc right is reserved to reject and all bids or
parts OF bids. q }. LYDECKER.
Major Of Engineers. q. s. A. Engineer Commissioner
D. n2-6t
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There is something radically wrong somewhere
when the streets OF city OF $4,000 people left
In zimmerman darkness, as those OF Washington
were until O'Clock last evening, because the moon
is supposed 10 shine, when In fact it DOESN'T The
OH idea that moonlight even when there Is any.
sufficient for the Of the present age is one OF
the things thar must 90
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PROPOSALS.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT }
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October q, 1881
Sealed Proposals from pateItees their assgnees for
granting the Of improvements the construction
or in the mode Of closing and opening bags of any
kind also for the Of patented devices for fastening
mail bag cords and for labelling mail bags will be re-
ceived at this Department UNTIL NOON on the THIRD
DAY OF APRIL, 1884
ALI proposals must be in accordance with the ,,ecf
cations and forms of proposals. which will be furnished
on application by letter to the Second Assistant Post
master General
The contracts which may be made for the use of anv
patents viii be IN conformity to such specifications and
the accepted proposals.
W. C. GRESHAM,
oSI-IaWot Postmaster General q
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w ANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTEDLOT, NOT LESS THAN 25XlOO IN DE-
Address Box III Star office Its
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY THREE UNFUR
nished Rooms. in private house. for light house
Keeping: West End or northwest part Of city. Refer
snces e1chanse Address, stating terms and location
Box 10, Star etfce It's
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EARNED-Nor BORROWED.


'Tis pleasure to know that our fathers were
good;
IT'S pleasure to know they were great
AS warriors. as judges in science or art
Or as counsel III matters of state
But mon should remember their ancestors fame
1s not for descendants to wear;
To the fame of tho great man the family nGme
Is the only legitimate heir.
The fame that is yours is the fame you have won;
If 1t is not yet won, look ahead.
But claim not an honor because you're the son
Of an ancestor centuries dead.
Of proud ones who live on the fame of their
sires
Many samples around us are found,
Like the yam and the turnip, they seem not to
know
That the best of them lies under ground.
Look ahead to the future. The past is not yours.
Make the yield Of the present your own.
The fame of the past is another's reward;
For your rlze trust the future alone.
Inherited titles of honor are vain.
In the heat of Fame's handicap chase
The plain man looks forward, the noble looks
back.
And oft-times thus looses the race.
Look forward, toll onward; and when. in the
end.
Well-merited honor you've won,
Be proud that your title TO work did not lie
In being Lord Somebody's son.
N Y. Weekly.
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Col. Geo. ". McCranie, editor of the
Ouachita Telegraph, who recently passed
down the Mississippi river aboard the
steamer Natchez, en- his way to Sour Lake,
Texas, in search OF health, writes as follows
concerning the rics interests of lower Lou
isiana:
mention, at least. tho prosperous condition of
the Louisiana rice planters along the river as
high up as Donaldanvile, nor of the fact that
the production of THIS crop has wonderfully in
creased within the two years just passed, when
l saw this section, nor the very gratifying as
surance given me By Capt. Leathers and others
that the acreage is annually increasing, that the
crop IS renlunerative-not less than $40 per
acre. net-and thatits cultivation does not in-
terfere with that ,. cane. while at the same
time it yields the PLANTER ready money just at
the time when it is greatly neeGed--in Septem-
har
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No Gna az for Him.

when Greece hr knees-Greece her knees
Greece her knees, stammered an embarrassed
school-boy, forgetting the next line of his reci-
tation. There isno occasion to grease any,
body's knees shotted his teacher go and
study your piece: nelther L, Is there ?, occasion
all the dressing Vol want. Restores the origi-
nal gloss and colorto gray Or faded hair. Does
not soil the linen; rot dye; good for ttieiscalp;
prevents falling ou.
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THE CYCLES OF PARADISE

By LYMAN WHITNEY ALLKN.
Tho stars shine out on tho wide, wide sea,
With light that is ne'er forgot;
But your eyes sweetheart shine out to me
With q light that the stars knew not.
The lark sings soft in the fresh green grass,
Their HeaVen-taught melody;
But the birds are dumb as your sweet words pass
Bwift-winged as the light to me-
Tho rose climbs up to my win low seat,
And faints in it's rich perfumes;
Bat the breath Of your1ids Is sEeeter my sweet,
And their crimson is loves ripe bloom.
Oh. lips that wero fashioned for kissing mine,
That whisper in lovo's low tone.
Oh! eyes that ont of loves vast deeps shine.
Sweetheart of my heart, mine ownt
You have feasted me love as tho rose the bee,
On the sweets of your lips ard eyes;
You have opened loves portals and given to me
The cycles of paradise.
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An elastic step, buoyant spirits, and clear
complexlons. are among the many desirable re-
suits Of pnrc blood, The possessor Of healthy
blood has his faculties at command, and enjoys
q clear and quick perception, wstitt. Is nposs!-
bic when The blood IL heavy ard s!Ggs;sh with
impurities. Ayers SarsaparIlla ia the best
blood purifier and vitatizer known
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-10-27

Though numerous causes may operate to turn
the hair gray, all that IS needed to restore the
natural color is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer. For NOR than twenty years lis sales
have been enormou. but we have yet to learn
of its first failure.
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Transient Advertisements. 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent insertion, Is cents
per square.
5irst insertion; each subsequent insertion, so
cents per squire.
Editorial notices. first insertion. Is cents per
line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Cards of six lines or less in Business Direct
ory, s. per annum.
Brief communications upon subjects of public
interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
Tho editor is not responsible for tho views Of
correspondents.
Address: The CHIEF, DonaldsonEiile, La.
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SONGS OF COWBOYS.

FIRST COWBOY.
I'm the howler from the prairies of the West;
If you want to die with terror, look at ne.
I'm chain lightning if amt. may he blessed.
I'm the snorter of the boundless perarle.
Chorus He's n killer and a hater;
He's the great annhliator;
He'sthe terror ofthe boundless perarie.
sECoHD COWBOY.
I'm the snoozer from the uppor trail;
I'm the reveiier IN murder and in gore:
con bust more Pullman coaches on the rail
Than any one who's worked the Job before.
CnoTus-He's snorter and snoozer;
Hos the great trunk line abuser:
He's tho man who puts the sleeper on
tho rail.
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Many wonder Why the brute creation exce,
mankind as g rule when it cornea to d question
OF health. Investigation quickly ascertairs the
cause lt IS because the brute naturally o,evs
every law OF health, while mankind Is constant
" degeHerating owing 70 ezeessn Of our
tors and our own individual imprl:fence, S;nd-
dcn eEpneGr" TO extreme climatic Influence,
giuttoay improper food, alcoholic etlnuia,.ts,
Oyer e@afttsA of mind and body, worr4uent,
anxiety, care, SIC, all have q marked a1f.et a.,
;ae human sygteta. BE cared by Using Browns.
ifofi lltteFa, A remarkable remedy for restog~
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THIRD COWBOY.
Tn the doubled -jawed hyona from tho East;
I'm tho blnzing, bloody blizzard of the States;
I'm the celebrated slogger, I'm the beast;
can snatch man bald-headed while he waits.
Chorus-Ie's double -jawed hyena;
He's the villain of the scena;
He can snatc man bald-headed while
he waits. -Post-D DieDdtch.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
UNDERTAKEN.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

RT RS. Nj. BLUM. Milliner Mississippi street,
Iyk between Lossard and st. Patrick. Latest
styles of Bonnets, Hats, French Flowers, ETC..
also, all kinds of Ladies UnderWare.
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JHuRczI-IAa.3 coughs can be cared by fIale.'s
Honey ot i:crei,ounti and y:ar.
i4Ae's Tootil4u,le L5gC.,s t,1yf, fr, ono r,4,t.f,