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A Few SPECIAL BARGAINS
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS.
AND FINE DRESS GOODS

The New Style FRENCH DRESS GOODS" TRI-
C0TE"-all pure WOOL 40 inches wide wide donbl,,
width. reduced to ST. did sell at $50 Special Bar
gain.
FINE FRENCH CLOTH" the latest style Fine Dr,-ss
Goods all pure wool. 30 inches WIdeD wiia double
width, reduced TO 81; did Sell at $50 Special Bar
gain.
BLACK FRENCH SILKS Especial BargaiuS) reduced
from $40 TO 81 *. Black French silks reduced
from s. 70 $50 Excellent quality heavy Cros Grain
Black Silks reduced 10 81.
COl1oRED SlLhS Especial BaryainsD reduced from 81
TO .5c. Colored Silks reduced from 81 - 81 and
Colored Silks reduced from Sl15 to 81 Is Bargains
only.
BRoCADE CARMEL SILK VELVET. worth g. re-
duced to $50. Auction goods
COLohED CASHMERES. wide double width all wool
worth Slc our price only Bic This Is the cheapest
aIl-wool Cashmere i'll Washington.
BLANKETS from the late auction sale in New York
= Blankets. all wool reduced to So Double White
Blankets reduced 10 81
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FoREsrALL SUMNER FEvERs

AND ALL THE COMPLAINTS GENERATED By EX
CESSIVE HEAT. BY KEEPING THE BLOOD CooI
AND THE BOWELS FREE WITH TARRANT"S EFF
FERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT. AT ONCE A
MOST REFRESHING DRAUGHT AND THE BEST
OF ALL REGULATING MEDICINES SOLD By
ALL DRUGGISTS. ds
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GREATEST ON EARTH

CUTICURA REMEDIES the greatest medicines on
earth Had the worst case Salt Rheun in this county.
My mother had twenty years and in fact died from it.
believe CUTICURA would have saved her life My arms
breast and head covered for three years which
nothing relieved or cured until used tine CUT1cuRA
REsoLvENr internally, and CUTICURA and CUTIcURA
SOAP externally. j. W. ADAMS Newark O.
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MARRIED..

DASHIELL-GIIBERT. Married in Trenton Tenn
Soyenber 18th, 1883. h Rev DR.. Risman. Mr. JOHN
D: DASHIELL. of NJ phis Tenn. anttMrs. LIZZIE D.
GILBERT. Of Washi, ON. DC.
WIiSON-ROGERS ltn December 9Th 1888 ROB
ERR WILSON, of this city. and LYDEA A. ROGERS. Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Rurnett'S Cocaine
Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth OF the
hair 1t has been used In thousands OF cases Where
the hair was coming out and has never failed tc
arrest It's decay Use BurnettS Flayoring Extracts
the best
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Ho EoR HorIp,Ys,

NANbtt>' CANDIES! CANDIEsflt
Grat Reductions at
shAh.LESS PHILADELPHIA CANDY FACTORY
f'ne Mixed Cacds- -. r-r 10, 5Hs 81
Fine French MixtIre. pa r-rib.. 6 r,s al
Pure American Mixture, Is, g,- Il, .6s lb. Al
Broken Candy, L., I-.- To-. : lbs u
fnil ass tinci't e MAiliard Wn,an,s ,o,sA,,,o,.
III Imported French Fruits, co, A., "A, ''0N'
oT'a' FFi'''''fs TO 'hnr'lr-s. Sunday Schools. Sc
Parties clubbing toe5thtr and luNi,, IN ,,,u,4...
can have thar orders filed promptly and 4, r,. ,h,,
CAlluo. h. ',lualed ~
Bslns Your orders n soon as possible
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No CURE. NO PAY WH1TEHTRST'S CEDAR
~ BAiSAN Is warranted to cure Coughs Colds Group
Throat and Lung Diseases etc Six drops a dose TRY
it. II not satisfied return the empty bottle and Your
money back: Sold by ali Druggists. Price 25c W s.
THOMPSON. 703 18th street uS-ths tr}m
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Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky,
On Thirty DAYS, Trial

On Thirty Days, Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty DAYS to men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bilty, lost vitality and Kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly v1gor Address as above y. B.-NO risk is
incurred. as thirty days trial is allowed. w,S,m
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ATTEND TO THE first symptoms o t Consumption,
and that the disease may he checked in It's incip-
1ency. use at once DR.. JayneS Eypectorant. a safe
remedy for all affections of the IunCS and Rrnnchia
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HoLIpAy ASsorxcFuFxr

11oLIDAf ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are now fully prepared for the Holiday Trade
with the LARGEST and best assorted Stock u Goods ~.
nave ever ad the pleasure of offering TO the p4blic,
and at prices as low a. the lowest
Finely illustrated Books standard Books in sets: tie
Poefs IN all styles Family and Pocket Bibles Prayers
and Hymnais Juveniles an iinfsensr Soc Il af variety
Papetei1es and Albums; Fancy Goods in Plush Russia
Leather. Olive Wood, etc; Writing Desk- Christmas
and New Year Cards Games Toy Books Call Early
anu avoid the rush NM- bALLANIYNE & SON
mo ao- --, S,r.rt
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ABSOLUTELY IRE

RRE, 90 ? y
ERR Q o Wy "A /
( ( 90 y IA I'LL
R PER KIM eco
ZEE B IA A k < X 1 in SSG CO
BIB AK KIN Nh GEO
pPP 90 W W wDpD EEEKRa
Pc OW W W wD DE r r
PIP w Nv d DEE RRR
90 W ODD EEER H.
This powder never varies marvel o, purity,
strength. and wholesomeness. Moro economical than
the ordinary kinds. and be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. LOG Wall street. M ape
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HOLIDAY GOODS
Books, Books, BOOKS,

Just Roc"i'-i A. BtINi'S BOOK DFPAHTvr.>r
5NciSan,;S = b.,"ES WiI".l .-ararf,e . 49,
iSNts lan aiA book stop In th- tIty Th.-.. A. -
.iltrt ~ St> ~ Slf-N. rfiud' thu fsSt Sta an a..
torS ~ Ilisto-l. BIOGRAPHY and ft:an as wi a. -
l-tSt Ia .; suics iI.tra. gr ttra -
ILLUSTRATED = ek~. I.-iUttrr s -
IueS Raven. illustrated rs nr-a
ISni, Inferno. gilrIsf- 4 iT. D,ra
ltiTaoi>s Lost li l~i -8'ts, 10 IAs-..
Don GulNut'. illustrated l'y n,r.
Iflbe tis.tTy, Illustrated Or nHr..
Triumph. d CUl!don .llIst-a'el bv Hrn-v T,s.,.
zsln-'S an illustrated ia I.tr-. AL ~ AsoN
zaieS Nii'sha1s- g Il1.stc-l'stl - parl Avn
Ats s..t To- Iis. nnty ''s>T,st.sl a. Uift V.ts
M i,~f assortment II JlN.hit b kS,.y.r -
III this sIry. Va e-lroa
Rll-s~. PRAYER Books and H,raaals
CLg4sId> cards N,e A..sr'S arsie TOYS Can. -
d4 az -, ~ ~, y. / III \ 4
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Look tor-Tne Old Woman In Window.

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles. and a fine
assortment OF bottled goods JAS Tharp SIS St
nor Invest
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SUICIDE OF A LADY.-MrS Josephine Bosworth,
an esteemed lady. until recently OF this city, took a
large dose OF Strychnine last SATURDAY. night near
Troy. Pa, where she was visiting relatives The
poison caused immediate death. She had been in a
state OF melancholy since leaving this city, about
two months ago. She leaves a son about 10 wears
od ana many friends In this city TO mourn her sad
Leaf
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A CARD.-The notice Of the Prize and Literary
entertainment given by the Zion Wesley sunday
school, which appeared in Thursday issue OF The
STAR by which all the credit is given MI j. ID. Bal
tnOre. Is grossly unjust 10 Others who had charge
or The AFFAIR Mr.. Baltimore had nothing TO do with
the n&L1- '!nent nor was he authorized to open
flc entertainment, but obviously assumed charge
or the affair with >ut having been invited so TO do
by tha c0Inu1ttec. The credit for the successful
Infringement belongs 10 the master OF ceremonies
and his committee. This correction is made In us-
ice To IL - Wi worked so faithfully for the
terprZe. Respectfully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

GREAT REDUCTION IN FINE PHeToGRAPBS.-Ifce
Fine Cabinet Photos admitted to be The most artiS-
Tic In posing and lighting and the finest finished
pictures In the city Reduced to three dollars per
dozen All large work also reduced. Rice, photog
rapher, 1917 ana 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
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Maryland Club Whisky
at WIZARDS hotel.

j. NJ. LarOque's Elixer OF Calisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half century, been In use by
ali classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent phv-
SicianS as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated all find t
10 give new life, vtgor and happiness. ParticI-
larry a ladys medicine 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists. w. E. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th, s-6m
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'Aldcrncy Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In haf-pound Nv ard" prints SOC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Buttermilk and sweet
MILK, &C. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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DCRGE OUT THE LURKING DISTEMpER THAT
Il undernines health, and the constitutional visor
will return Those who suffer from an enfeebled and
dlsordeTed state OF the system should take Ayers Sar
6aparia to cleanse the blood, and restore vitality
HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR OF THE SUDDEN
- fatal termination IF of Group, when Young
life might have been saved by the prompt of Ayers
Cherry Pectora1 Be wise in time and keep bottle of
1t on hand ready for instant use dc
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Hue Flannel Shirts and Hand.knit
Jackets,sl, 81 3d. 81, at Auerbach's, 18th and H. et
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S1LvERpERa,s AvorD The RrsH
DOLLS.
DOLLS. BUY YOUR TOYS EARLY
DOLLS
sILvERBERGs YOU FIND Full AS
BICYCLES. SoRFMKNr NOW.
vELoCIPEDES,
PROPELLERS YOU HAVE AMPLE TIME
SILvERBERG'S TO MAKE YOUR SELECT
WAGONS, TIoNS
DRUMS
GUNS. You viii be properly waited
sILvERBERG's "''"
TOAS, And -arl can ssyo a,-er q, ,,,,,.;,
mo1S, money 10y what N,a
IofS. want and not b,iIIc cunIelied
S1LvERBERG's. '''' 'o' can se'.
E1NE DESKS, Our stock has never been so
WORK BONES. coIullrt, as IL now ia
TOILET CASES.
sILyERBERG'S. Low a. thtl now ar w" ~
ORNAMENTS.
STATIARY. Tou will find II 10 your own
FINE VASES interest To --lNe Us call.
SILyERBERG'S Our variety is so immense that
FINE PLATED WARE. we cannot iasstly nv. a list
GOLD JENELRS Of our goods
SILVER JEW ELRI.
sILvERBERG'S from Eta to- ,tb stn,t any u
FINE FASC. GOODS. piled up with goods .ruu cell
OF ALL lar to root
KINDS
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HEILBRCNS CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-An who buy five
dollars worth OF boots. shoes slippers rubberS or
arcfcS. until December 25th VIII be presented With
Ii pair OF shoes worth sfftE cents and handsome
souvenir. Our prices lower than the lowest
l. HEuBRUS. 402 eth street.
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81 Have Reeu Afflicted

With an affection OF the throat from childhood,
caused by diphtherta, and have used various RENE
dies, but have never found anything equal to
Browns Bronchial Troches. n-ReU. G. n f. Hamp-
tom PiketOll, KV Sold only in boxes.
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Many have been happy to give their testimony in
favor OF the use OF "WiborS Pure Cod-Liver OIL
and Lime" Experience has proved 1t to be val
liable remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diph-
Manufactured only by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Bos-
ton Sold by all druggists. 60
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

TYLER 4 CHEwx1xa.
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OFFER AT TIE LOWEST PRICES:
e4rRENcH rRrcorE
"a LADIES CLOTHS.
COMBINATION SUITINGs.
RICH PLAIDs
RHADZIMIR SILKS
GROS GRAIN SILKS
SURAH SILKS
yELyETS AND PLUSHES
SILK AND LINEN MANUFACTURER.
TYLER CHEWING
d3 $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FucsELL's ice cream and Charlotte Russo.

BRITISH DRESS GooUs. choice STYLES. 16 cents. all
WOOL flannel SuingS, &c; black and colored cash.
mereS. siSc. Cloaks and ShawlS, blankets and bed
comforts.
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Mr. RICES patrons Will be glad to hear that he
has reftucei his prices for Cabinet Photographs TO
s.. and VIII continue the reduction for mont rs,
IN order 10 introduce some improved STYLES OF Spe-
Tlor work. Large Photographs reduced In proper
ton. NJ p Rice
1919 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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IF G0C WANT A COOP PHOTOGRAPH and haven't
got any yet, try ketS kemethy's 1IO9 Pa ave.
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CITY ITEMS.
A Stalxvart Old Enemy.


One OF the toughest old adversaries OF human
comfort, and most difficult 10 eXterminate, Is
rheumatism Many middle-aged people suffer tor
lure with II. and the Old folks who have it find II
the pest or their lives. The case OF venerable
lady OF Lewiston. Mass Is OF great interest to the
victims OF this tough old enemy Mrs. SWEET says
II nave been using Perry Davis Pain Killer Tor
ABOUT eSnt years AS soon as | apply Pain Killer
nave almost immediate relief from pain
Aeilbrun'S Great Sale!
In order to reduce our immense stock, We have
made the following reductions
Former Price Reduced IN
*oD ladies' Hand-Stttched Button. ........ 81 90
4W - CuStom-maGe Button. ........ 800
SW Fine Straight Goat and Kid Button. . 2 p
$50 Lace and Button, Mat. Kid Tops. 1000. 200
SW tIloNe hid ana Pebble Button. ...... 80
IO Lace ara Button. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ]. %
LIS Misses heeled and Spring heel. leo
10 Childs Spring heel Fulton. ........ Cd
IU Gents Boots and Caters .......... SEQ
o50 Gents Caters aud Boots. ....,.... 400
40 Fair stitched. Button and Lace 800
oO Prime Calf Caters and Boots. - Q %
lU embroidered slippers ........ I.U
RubDer Boots and ArctfcS all sizes.
"ool-lined shoes and slippers.
L. HEILBRuN, 4O2 eth St
LOOK for 'The old woman I'm window
Gold Filled Vest. Guard and Neck
Chal1lS, with charms and lockets to match from s.
10 gu Pr1ggs Jewelry store, 457 Penn ave
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
1nfabe, taSteleSS, harmless, cathartic; for fe-
ver1ShneSS, restleSsness, worms, constipation. Is
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Lundbore,s Perfume. Edenia

Grape Wine for Communion and Inya.
lids.
The superb quality and entire purity OF Speers
Port Grape Wine, OF New Jersey, and the success
that physicians have had by its use. has induced
Others to prescribe 1t in their practise as the best
and most reliable wine to be had; both this and
Speers unfermented juice Is held great favor for
communion purposes, and is OF great service TO
consumprtyes. For sale by druggists.
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Is Dozen

Mems Scarlet Medfcated, All-wool Underwear
extra heavy, 81, at AUERBACH's, 9Th and H
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


AnitSeInenfs. DC. Tonight.
NAT!OSAL THEATER-Maggis Mitchell In Gilt
tie Barefoot"
FoRDs OPERA HoCsE.-Dun opera company In
''IiearJ and Hand"
TEEaTEK COMIoCR. - Suelbakc:'5 Majestic Con-
solicitation.
DISE Observation-Disclosures and Interesting per-
fOrInlnce.
MASONIC TENPLE.-Fair of the Washington Con-
CnentaLS
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~ SOLpSCHMlr> sl2-iJn ST.. n w, on Monday next
Will present To each customer buying 81. worth of
goods, the handSomeSG article ever given by any
house In this city.
owing IN the usual immense rush during the two
weeks previous to Christmas offer this our
A0lpday GIFT 'O2c, thereby giving our patrons
chance 10 make their selections OF Holiday goods at
tlte when there IL vet standing room to be had.
The nOllGay goods consisting OF Fancy goods. toys
and house furnishing goods of every description &C.
cupies 10000 square feet OF space and great many
barcllnS can be obtained
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DORSEY CLAGETT. notary puhic, 81 9th ST. NV
With DuncanSOn Bros. real estate agents
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To COnsulnptives

Lundborg,s Perfume, Marecnal Mel Rose.
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EHeilbrun.S Great Sale!


The GalvanO.Magnetic Treatment
OF DISEASE {ANp COMBINATION SYsTEM1
eau or send for pamphlet containing many testi-
MonaiS or cures wrought in Baltimore, Washing
ION ana other places. Consultation free at our
ONCE or home or patients. Satisfaction guaranteed
Dr. f. A. PARSONS & Co,
n. b. Cor. Lexington and Liberty sts and 9a2t F
street northwest, Washington, d. C.
washington Office hours:-S a m. to 7p. N.
Bicycle Stockings. Corner 9TH and HI.
SaXony wool, German hand-knit, heavy ribbed
extra long, all Shades sizes from to H. sl15 pair
at AUERBACH's, 7th and III.
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IAMII4IUN RCCkFR,
Master OF Ceremonies and Chairman OF the Com
WASHING, N, Decex2ber Sth. 1855.
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Hahn's Great Mark Down
TO REDUCE STOCK.
Ladies Glove-kid Congress, down to s125
Mat. Kid top Button down to s.. 60
Pebble and kid Button. down TO CSC.
Hand-Sewed Button, down to 81 49,
Gents Solid sole kip Boots. down to 1850
Fine Calf Sewed Boots. down to 81 90
Best hand-Stitched Boots. down to S.
Fine calf Button and Laced down to 50 s.
M1sSes'Sod Kid and pebble button. down to CSC.
Chlld'S Fine spring heel Button, down to Coo.
1900 pair Ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses and Chids
elegant Holiday Slippers must be closed out by
December 25th Prices &c up
SIC 1uh street and 1922 PeIn,a ave.
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Nix. CIR. XANDER has secured some choice brands
OF old Rye Whisky. which are mellow with age,
and guaranteed pure. Get It at 81 eth street n W.
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BRyANs Pane Flour
One Car Load of lbs BARRELS OF this CELEBRATED
FLOUR Just received All We ask is just one trial
C. C. BRYAN
d4-eo3t Corner 18th aid streets northwest
SEAL SKIN
AT Old Prices. We still selling our SEAL SETS
Garments al September Prices having bought AZ III
moIlse stock early.
Siberian, Squirrel ana Mink lined aud trimmed CIR
GLARS. Quilted lined DULMANS CIIsCI LARS and
Russian CIRCULARS. New York Manufacturers
prices.
Fur Trimming. Fur Collars and CaTes
900 Black Russian Hare MUEES at 81 - 81 90 and a
al Satin Lined.
AAsooGs sold as cheap a any house in America
WILLETT RUoFF
Hatters aud FurTiers
oc11-3m pos Pennsylvania avenue.
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HELD TO ASSw Err A CHARGE OF ROBBERY.-About
O'Clock this morning Officer Morgan arrested
William Banks. cOlOred. at the corner of 9th and
New York avenue, with two blankets under his
arm In the Police Court this morning it was
shown that the blankets had been stolen from the
stable OF Mr. Jas f. Bowen The case was sent to
the grand jury and bonds fixed at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

Open Myths.
j. Jay Gould's Xmas Cards, Scrolls, Toys, etc. II
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EXCEPTION TO TIRE RTLE.-In certain cafe hay
Ing a notice ''Cigarctte smoking not allowed -
"Cloth OF Gold" IS not excluded.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
W. auINGInS ID {, Iiec 1899 90 |.

VfFIUh Of IHE NHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Dec. 8. 1885, $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, rainy followed
0y mnch colder. clearing we Their, wind veering
TO joftnWeStefly. rising preceded OF the coast by
falling barometer
SPECIAL BULLErIN-COI.DER FAIR WEATHER To-MoR-
Colder and fair weather Is Indicated for the At
lantlc ana gulf states, Tennessee, and the Ohio
valley on SUNDAY
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-19
TWo gFatSs Compared

The aEea of the two States of Ohio
and Kentucky is nearly the same.
One has many natural advantages as
the other.
Ohio favors protecting and fostering
its manufactures.
Kentuckey advocates free trade and
plenty of pistol pockets.
The result is this:
Ohio has double the population of
Kentuckey.
Ohio is dotted all over with thriving
Misunderstanding towns.
kentuckey is not SO dotted.
Ohio has home market for its agsn
cultural products.
Kentuckey has poor and insignificant
home market.
The farmers of Ohio have grown rich.
The most of the farmers in kentucky
remain poor.
Agricultural laborers in Ohio last
year. received on an average $24.25 per
month.
Agricultural labOreres ia KsAtucky at
the same time only received 1890 pet
month.
Such b the eohtr&st between a State
which favOrs protection, and a State
which advocates fles tr&de.-[LOuis-
vile Commercial.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-19
kansas.

The State OF Kansas lies within the
meridians "a deg. 81 M, and IO2 deg.
west longitude. and the parallels 81
deg. and 40 deg. north latitude, having
an extreme east-west extent of about
100 miles, and breadth Of about 200.
It thus presents 8 parallelogram con-
tanning an area Of 81 1913 square miles,
a bit of the northeast corner of which
is cut OFF by the Missouri river; the
state of Missouri forms the remainder
Of its eastern boundary, Nebraska, and
Colorado bounding il on the north and
west respectively, and Indlaa Territory
on the south. It Is the central state of
the unIohs lying equidistant between
the two Oceans ga the east and west,
and the British possessions and Mexico
on the north and south. The geograph-
iCal center of the United States is at a
point near the government post of Fort
Riley, situated in Riley county. The
territory Of Kansas equals in extent En-
gland and Scotland, or England and
France combined ahd sdrpasses by 3,0LG
square miles the aggregate area of Dem
mark, Saxony, Bavaria Baden, Han
over and WurteEnburg. Both Norway
and Sweden have each a larger extent,
but both Of these countries combined
have a smaller arabic area. Kansas lies
wholly within the temperate zone, while
large proportion of both Norway and
Sweden extends north of the limit of
vegetation. The state is divided into
ninsty-ive counties, eighty-one Ofwhich
are Organized.-IEx.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-19
salt for XRITnaIA

The theory and tests of Herr Buuge,
German scientist, regarding the diff
erence exhibited by herbivOrous and
CarDiVOrOus animals in the MISTER OF
salt, is given by B. Benjamin, of New
York, "a the World. HerbivorOds ami
mails, as everybody knows, whether wild
oe demonstrated, not only relish salt,
but it is OF benefit to them, while car
niVOrOus animals, On the other hand,
entertain decided aversion to it. The
blood Of both classes of animals contain
certain amount Of soda salts, but the
quantity OfsOda in a vegetable diet is
not necessarily less than in one Of flesh.
A vegetable Diet however, furnishes
twice as much potash as does q flesh
diet, and it seemed to Herr Bunge that
great supply of potash must be attten-
ded with greater waste of sods. Tests
were made in support of this theory by
certain system Of diet and analysis of
urine. The results appeared to prove the
theory correct and left Herr Bunge in
tie belief that this tendency Of potash
to produce greater waste Of soda in
the ASstem Is the cause of the desire
shown by herbivorOus animals for salt.
Their vegetable diet is usually rich in
potash, and they instinctively seek an
additional supply of soda from the com
mon salt. We have called attention to
this plausible solution of a difference as
to show = reason why salt is necessity
to herbivOrOhs animals. Farmers are
not COatent with knowing that they
ought TO 6O 9 certain thing they also
want TO know why it should be done.