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AUCTION SALES.
TI,HOSIAS BOWLING. Auctionssr.

T61HOSlAS BOWLING. AactIonssr.
,5S S xsSSs psg
On SATURDAY. MAY TwEI Eth. 1895. at TEN
cha sell general assortment of Household Effects,
1--WE slssan: =, nsh rs late A:=ntei Mirrors:
M N.sv Gh aasb Die o Tsbiss-
g. f. furniture
wa'nut wrrorobes. Once Furniture.
as s ae o,sr cshagss Farn
iieboards. Dining Tsbles and { heirs.
Together with general assortment of other goods.
100 !ots of Summer Clothing for men and boys.
One Surrey wagon Coupes, Buggies. Wagons. Har-
large ' lot q ai hi ding Hs' Material.
Gne Mockins Brd. splendid singer snd young
PAST h E ns K o,a s se SOD At HALE
my OFT ' THos. BOWLING. Auct.
SA ~ OF E1N hF ngL RnsE LOT
fAsT AID s sPkSEF S - SToSD Street
eea Il 1 Sss es!s%si' sniss
n .fs an sssa
land records of the District Of Columbia from Sayles j.
Bowen to George II. Eerrck Trustee and bearing date
Sel ember IL 1879 end upon the written request Of
the holder OF the promissory note secured therein
shall offer for sale at public auction FRIDAY, MAY
EIGHTEENTH, 1888. at HALF PAST FIVE 2. NJ, in
orisinal Let seven o. in square seven hundred and
ntf{ ore GOD. III the city OF Washington, DC.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in two equal
insallments in six and twelve months with interest
six cent secured by deed Of trust the property
sold. One hundred dollars deposit acceptance Of
bid Terms OF sale to complied with in ten days
from day OF SALE otherwise the property to be sold
cost Of defaultin purchaser who is also to bear the
costs OF conyeyarc ng and recording
DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN, Trustee,
ny10-d&ds No AIS 18th street northwest
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Fverv class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
s'on in San Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks aud Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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Telcgrapllic Briefs,
The MARKERS.

NJ. Mathe, an autonomfst, has been elected presi
dent OF the Paris municipal council.
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V1hoMAs BOWLING. aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGFTOwN n. @
Al LDlIC SALE, NEAR THE MARKET


VAIN II a RTePF ss IN x sE9EeEEewSi
On MONDAY. MAY ForRTEENTH. 1888. az
Che prem I WI offer at rallic sale al thai x
ta .fn.l At Ioint g: Il south Ins Of Bridge
of sail o. No. II nterSecr Bridge street. and running
south htyfve feet and ten inches. tn twenty
ZEN inches e Bridge street tl.sn west twenty feet
sSTaSr 81 IL lot S and , rnnS west on Bride street
south fee. more ONE or e s or ess ASH Ii te 9
eight feet and four inch Cnore or ezs) then north
Also n t1 part Of L. number g t9 Old
Bank al:ay. fratrr t.irty-5ic feet AID six inches
9@ ths "a Fl Ct s5l INST enS d Tqnn aa b nd
In. or q, west side of sen alley ninety six feet deep
de, i, essir r.. e-sh 6a4.cs il ss and twelve
option - tlie purchaser A deed given and deed Of
trns' I. a. deioslt OF ffsy dollars required on each
t s All "enyeyanens and recording at the sxgsHse of
myI-dzas Attorney y; for r Whites is.; Heirs.
r. HoLrzNAN H,,lE Is: A;esioaseEt
TRrsTEES, SALE OF a vERY DESIRABLE
SkT Y4GK AvEsIE,. BETTEES FotR!h
b. y.r;':e 81 deed Of trust dated January 18th So
Sc an q .e he + Ps iet 81 &c o f112 IS.
the reUtst ot the holder of the note will sell at public
nuctin - 'front.' = the premises, or TUESDAY, MAY
IHE FL IEEN1H. A. d 1858, at SIX O'CLOCK p
NJ, Lot N square 514 being of the best building
On Nv ok avenue. ~
Terms q sale: One-haf cash and the balance in six
I'VE ;i eighteen months. il notes occurred b. deed
OF trt ~ the property Sold with at six per
cent pr ailuE or all cash. at the option Of pur
cnaser cePost " 300 required sGo as the fo ia
sold Terms TO be complied with in days otherV ise
resAe az rsk and cost of tie defau!sing purchaser
after I've days pubic notice such in The Ever
0t Star Ee,ss?1Per. published in Washington. DC.
ROBERT u. HOFFMAN,
No. 9il street. W., | r.
CHARLES FLINT. trustees
No. els I-tA street. NV
u. %. EOLTZNAN, Aact oleer,
loh and streets northwest. ap23- DIX ds
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There has been instance In which this sts.
ing nvigorant and an-febrile medicine has failed to
ward off the complaint whsn taken duly protection
against malaria. Hundreds Of physicians have aban-
doned all the ocina specincs and prescribe this
harmless vegetable tonic for chs and fever as wen q
dyspepsia and affections. Hostetters Bittess
is the specific you need.
For sale by al Druggists ma Dealers generally.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY
~ PROPERTY, ON THE BLADENSBURG TURN
PIKE KNOWN AS THE ..LAUER PLACE"
ABOUT HALF WAY BETWEEN XASHINGi ON

PIKE, KNOWN AS THE '.LAUER PLACE. /"
ABOUT HALF WAY BETWEEN WASHING ON
AND BLADENSBURCi.
Under deere supreme Court District of Columbia.
II equity cause No 6I9l Bernard Geier against Grepor
,aueE stai we will sci PUBLIC auction il trent Of
1--WE O'CLOCK T. NJ all that part Of tract Of land
in the District Of Columbia, called Haddocks Hills
lying the cast side Of the Washington and Badens-
burg turnpike rod and beginning for the same at
stone on the east side Of said road being also
Of lot IN the division Of Haddocks Hills" and En-
Closure and running thence north with the line of said
road 35 degrees east IS percEes. to the center of
branch; thence with the center Of sad branch
south 50 degrees esa IL perches thence soth 22H
grees east Is porches thence south IA degrees east
perche THENCE south IS degrees west Al perces to the
acres is improved by brick dwelling, slaughter house.
ice house s;abe. &c well arranged for the residence
and business of butcher.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in *, twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day OF sale at six
per cent Ier annnm. or all cash desired: $50 de-
posit required COnyeyancng at purchasers cost and
terms to be compiled with in ten days.
FRANCIS MILLER,
400 Louisiana avenue. Trua.sos
JOB BARNARD, ArusteoS.
SOB street northwest,
ap2S-s. tn. tn DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
LITER 3. WILLIAMS ( CO.. Auctioneers.
FUTURE DAYS,

NALLLk b "1l-r1lz, 70 : o0'' AueR'sloEfs'
TkUSTEr'+ rAur OF net sTTnLD FURNITURE.
CaK: EFS, BEDDING. SC Al AUCTION
Ply yiE.,;o # 5eea OF trsl. dated Har.L 2Is. A. D
1885 sud dniy recorded il Iiber No. Lea folio lIy
ct ks ca. q TIE lajst reccr.s Wa il:n-:on D O.
and BY G.r~ticn of the party yecArr thereby si..t.
cell ct -biC auction, on TUESDAY MAY FTP
IEESGB $50. CCs1-Ii4vLc:-- .. IN U'Ci, OK =
NJ. tie promises. No. Il0i street nortwtt tise
Fur-lItG;y C.rTt:A, b. DE- y, etc.. mentioned IL
schelG,c attached to said dec Of trust named IN Iar
NsIErs (hsuEe- Suites.
Wsl.:Ut E.s-bss-t0p Sllebcs-Is
Miro E4li LACK, Extension Tab'es
P3ricS urniture, WhatnoS. FiIIsb oofas ard Ciairs
Msis.rt III Poplar wsr5r. Eas Lounges .a1xeTer,
Painsrc ! sisrsads. Bure.IIs and VA h IaHsis,
Amt. I'D : a,is. Bureaus and 6aslistGnd3,
OFT. II."r-. Union Chair.
Walnut s.sj Chairs ard RCcilcTs,
NinCo.- Curtains and hSdes.
Velvet and apestIy BrCs~c' CsTnsts.
Irgraip CG-pctS, Hell q ii t4ir carpets.
Spring.. I~ir and Husk Y strCs- o.,
Feat,9T ises. lliIows and Dc!s.er-. Bedding. etc.
TeTI2a cash.
MyT-d WALTER T. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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RANGE OF THE THRRAoMErKR-Thef following
were the readings at the of11ce of the chief signal
officer to-day: am $50; II am, ISL; pm.
6o7. Maximum, $685. minimum, 53.l.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
TIE fOllowing are the opening and closing price,
tIthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
bySpecial wire to II. Il Dodge, $50 18th street.
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TOMORROW.
srRASE THOMPSON Auctioneer,
viii SELL ct my auction room, southwest corner Of
iennsyvanie avenue md 10th street, on FRIDAY
fIURN1SC AND EVENING, MAY ELEVENTH, ever
$50 suits OF new C.othing for men. youths. and Chill
Ccen fro years up: oyeras, coats, pants and over
GO pairs of Suspenders, Neckties. e.c.. etc
Dealers in vited. my9-ot.
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IlROPOsALs FOR STREET SWEEPING IN THE
l. CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN.
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nUNCANsJN BROS, Ascc.on.ers.

hUNCASS')N BROS, haccacn.ers.
fwolsTcRY AID MASs ARD E?oE PRrs: BRICK
ia. So 1859 TWEIffH sFl:KET NORTH
On TVS DAY. NAY .F1FTEfNTH, at SIX =,
~ Z T. H., s9, ,,., 45 .r.,.,. ,r,s
DEP: o. - ct /, 'i an all is b. well 5u
two-silry t l:,snsard r99f ir'',-rick front with
gas s mi w.t~r
Term third cash; exec " ore ard ~ ycars
or al. cs, : o.tioi of ,I-siia-er To.rxt,-a,1c ~.
Sc a. l:.e.i:se!,s cost Terms to ie coli-,el wits
fauitIn rrciis sftrr fr' 6a}' b.ic not of sno
DC 81: "a 500 iesIu-red - s-:ne o. sSie.
(NHiEC. t,Y SALE OF VALUABLE INTROVED
- RI TIT OF GIL ). .k#F. BETWEEN
l. i STREETS oJUTIiWI.5T, Az AUC-
By y,.:. # a decree Of IL. irene Court fl::,
the District Of Columbia, IN cans known as No !;
b026, qti-y NCcGe5 40, VI se.; - utl,U 3nc =
on sHlv by. tlt NiSE jfFHiHH DAY OF Ny.
A. d. 1877. the following rea, e,tata in the city of
part. Il Il IL and i Ii sqasre so having fron
9th sire va. 81 ieet sort Il 5f northwest rner Il
Los IL !! I'D stluace XIV n tn % re 8l TIE i!ne
sqn@ ,cs east IS IS feet to the s i 1s U5
~ ,l, .s said iSa me II al Lot ~ let ara
by tEo tro.tqry brick dwellnss and is 70 BE % +
thereof VIII sold will the debt The ho,es
Terms Of "a .: One: third c sh laance in Two gal
fnstaieGtS at and two from dGy Ct SALE f'r
Six per crn Viii lie taken o. a cas at o IN OF luT
ehassI trs rueo = rtsi III un:i purchase money
term of $50 Wl:i: ten d:ys ,:ay OF sale tn prop
erty vii he SID after five Gays adv.riis.,lens IL
of le:a 7fine rr,rcha-er All rSnycyaI eng an: r.
L. g. DAVIS. Trustee.
DUNG. NsoN BROS, Aucts. Inys -eoSs.s
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FsTiI0S. J. FISHER Il CO.,
4 Real state Auctioneer5
On THURSDAY. MAY TENTH, at FIyEcSa
O'CLOCK - H., in front Of the :,rcnses will ss:a
&c at auction part OF lots Is and &C. square 49, nA
no ting II iee inches north street. with depth
Il 49, fest iha inches 30 foot alley improved by
fFai:e dwrif, No 61S street northwest and having
TWO sLali brick houes in rear OF lot. facing ley
Terms: Que third cash: balance six and twelve
a.ont.s, occurred by deed of trust property sold
THOS. j. FISHER L. Co, kuctioneers
nl5-dNds 1914 + street northwest.
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NEXT WEEK WILL BE THE LAST
AUCTION SALE
908 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
SALE COMMENCES AT 80 AM. DAILY.
ON NEXT TUESDAY WILL BE A SPECIAL CLOS
ING SALE OF
SILKS. CASHMERES, NUNS YELLING. BUNT-
INGS, TABLE LINEN. LINEN SHEETINGS,
PARASOLS, &c.
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED.
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49, fTiAes. S1l2 400
tickets. 500. ' ~''' y"
Remit money or hank draft in letter, esnd by ex
prtss- D.tN'f SEND BY REGISTERED LETTERor
POST OfflCE ORDER Orders Of . aud upward by
be sent expense. Address Ali Or.!ara
tor BOAkDMAN. Couriex-Journai Building. Louis
vile. KY. mh6-taNth
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$50. 600 FOR e.
FIFTY -SIXTH
OCULAR MONTHLY DRAWING


COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co.
IN the CITY of Louisville. on
THURSDAY. MAY 3Isr, 1888.
These d~2al4-s the last day Of escn month
tSundays exeepted) Repeated adjudication by Fed
Rany teyond the controversy Of the law.
having insag1ratsd the only plan by which
Their drawings are proven honest and fair beyond
question
N.B--1be company has now on HARD q large capital
ane reserve fun Read carefully the list prizes for
DRAWING
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON,

TEEUSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS IN EQGSRES NUMBERED NINE Kun
DEI.r AND TEN AND NH HUN DIRE D AND
ELEVEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth
AND K AID ii STREETS NORTHEAST.
By orer end decree of the supreme Court Of thesS
Dist: ct CT Columbia, il general term Passed aGiS
maize the Goth day Of October, 1872. in
o@use 40. iIA. wherein SsInnei A. Pergh : ta
pianer; and i!enry Davis the defendant shall on
rHrRsDAY THE TFNTh Day or MAY. 1884 at
FOUR oCi OGk p. NJ. offer for ssis. pub Il auction
H. cont oi se premises. Squares un tred 80
III the city of Washing d. G., os The :,,-
rei the ground Plat or plan of s,in city.
hcscGf t. essary 20 SGtsfy the said order
aud decree The soi lrvmscs viii be sold by lots az
;tgDstnd OF the recorded sudivis;on; each of the
aid squares containing ter (O los. varying in 'front.'
trUnt - t. 80 feet, ard in dsItn from 30 to la
ec by slnG leg lots, according to plat to lie exhib-
tea 81 III: tire r sal.
'erris Ons-,fI'rd CGsh: the remainder in two (2)
qua. instdin Ms, i'll ID 3nd two CD years, with
ierest the deferred payments to he by secured
~ deed of trust on the premises al cash. at the or
Ion of the hos deposit Of $50 VIII be Quiet
~ each lot when Sold Conveyancng. &C.. at tie cost
of the purchaser or purchasers
HENRY F.. DAVIS Trustee
463 Louis avenue.
rre8d6ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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FINANCIAL.
HARRY G.. Towns & Co..
BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE,
llaO F STREET NORTHWEST,

1A90 STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
We pay special attention 10 obtaining CORRECT and
RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared at ali times to inaui
ries regarding same HARRY C. TOWERS, member
stock Exchange. mhl7
DERHAPS THE SIMPLEST. THE LEAST COM
L plicated plan OF insurance presented to the
fathers and mothers Of families, s1rd plan that for
once be understood is that Of the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association. Office 1909 H street.
mh17 I. Y. KNIGHT Manager
pRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
H. H. DODGE
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
sold on Commission.
No. tso 18TH STREET. (CoRcoRAN BUnD1NG.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokera
ClBRoADwAY. NEW YoRK.
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The 1872 Comet.

Mr.. Brooks, of Phelps, New York.
on the Sd of September last, by the
aid of a telescope, discovered a COM
ct, and described it as round and faint,
without tail. 1t was advancing to-.
ward the earth, and was supposed to
be an entirely new comet, and hence
was called the Brooks comet. But
after a short time 1t was learned that
it was the Pons comet of 1872, so
named from its diseoverer. Its re-
turn was looked for, therefore, about
this time, as Encke, an astronomer of
/ Pons' time, found that the comet
moved in an ellispe with a probable
| period of Il years.
The perihelion passage Of this conn
ct will take place on the 25th OF jan
uary, 1884. 1t may be seen now in
the northwest quarter Of the heavens
with telescope or a good opera glass
In a few weeks more it viii doubt
/ less fall within the limits of the naked
eve. 1t will not, however, equal the
comet of 1882 in size or bxiaianey.
Astronomers say there are several
comets with computed period OF
from 20 to IS years. Halley's comet
with period of IS years, is the only
one of them that has made more than
one return. Its last appearance was
in 1885, and it is expected in 1911,
The comet of 1912, with period OF
/ Il wears, is confidently anticipated II
: 1889.
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ATLANTA ITEMS.

The Ketchum Keystone contains
the following Atlanta items:
The Buffalo mill has closed down
for the winter.
There are about fifty men in the
camp variously employed.
The construction of the new Taho-
ma mill has been suspended.
The Buffalo mine will work but a
few men, by contract, during the win
ter.
The Last Chance mill and mines
have closed operations entirely fo
the winter.
The Leonora mill started up Mon
day last on ores from the Leonor
mine, which has been in operation 70
some time.
Provisions are short at Atlanta, bu
the trail is still open leading in fror
Rocky Bar, and heavy packing bus
mess is going on.
There are three stores, two hotel
two livery stables, FIVE saloons, or
blacksmith shop, barber shop ar
confectionery store combined, in Il
town Of Atlanta.
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Artemns Wards Programme.

1
We have before US relic of Arte-
mus Ward. 1t is one of the pro-
grammes of his aAmong the Mormons"
entertainments, dated Sandusky, May
s, probably 1864. We copy a few
specimens: "The music on the grand
piano will comprise, Dear mother, |
have come to die by request" etc. |
ssWa shoe, the Land Of Silver-Good
quarters to be found there. Playful
population, fond Of high-low-jack and
homicide. "Heber G. Kimball's Ha-
rem-Mr. Kimball is kind husband
and numerous father" "Selections
from the Grand Piano--Mr. Forester
Mr.. Forester once boarded in the
same street with Gottschalk. The
man who kept the clearinghouse re-
/ members it." seThose of the audience
who do not feel offended with Arte-
mus Ward are cordially invited to call
upon him often at his new house In
!. Chicago. His house is on the right
e hand side as you cross the ferry, ane
may be easily distinguished from the
G other houses by It's having a cupol;
and mortgage on it," sSAnswer t.
correspondents: Laura Matilda
have an unfortunate tendency, eve
on trivial occasions, to she'd tear:
s How can | prevent it?' Lock up tn
: she'd" aTraveler-'How long wa
a Artemus Ward in California; 'Fiv
i feet ten and half" :'Citizen-
n am getting bald. What will max
r. my hair come out?' oil Of vitr
n will make all your hair come out.
- .sRules of the house: Ladies or GEE
he tlemen will please report any neg
&c gence or disobedience on the part
ON the lecturer. Artemus Ward will n
u be responsible for money, jewelry
III valuables, unless left with him-to
#. returned in a week or so. Perso
his who think they will enjoy themselv
to more by leaving the hall early in t
no evening, are requested to do so w
as little noise as possible. "-[Cle'
land Plaindealer.
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As result of the special service
appointed to investigate cases OF lille
cal and fraudulent entries and appro-
priations of the public money, since
November 1st, los entries under the
presumption, homestead and timber
cutting laws have been held for can
collation.. The majority of these en-
tries were in Minnesota and Dakota,
Within the past few days there have
been twenty-one cancellations Most
of the cases were for fraudulent en-
tries under the pre-emptlon laws, tins
Hands having been entered by person:
hired BY the land spectators. Since
the organization of this service, which
took place in March last, 1900 casei
of fraudulent entry were reported
500 of which were completely exam
lined. Over $50 cases were cancelled
OF held for cancellation. and twenty
six suits recommended to set asld
patents fraudulently procured
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great

oughly made to solve the great
question which is of so much in1por-
lance not only to the establishment Of
the mining industry, but in large
degree the permanent prosperity and
power of the Nation. In view OF
the general and tangible benefit to
be derived and the magnitude of the,
interest at stake, we might ask wheth-
er it is as deserving Of an appropria-
ton Of public funds as the fish and
sealing commissions, or the expedi-
tons fitted out at great expense an
nually to observe the passage Of a
: shadow across the face Of the sun
! Mining Review.
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A Physician Driven out of Town.

There came near being dead doc
tor at Montpelier, Idaho, few days
ago. While coupling cars in the de-
pot yard there young man named
Morgan got one Of his fingers mash
ed. DR.. Hoover, the local physician,
administered chloroform to the suffer
er, preparatory to operating on hlm.
He then cut off the injured finger
failed to leave any skin to cover the
flesh and kept on carving the lifeles;
bddy until ordered to desist. Wher
the facts became known several lnfu
rated citizens threatened him will
peronal violence, and he would doubt
less have Jared roughly but for HI
luck In finding the rear entrance t
his yard and Immediately jumpin!
the country.
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not succeed

There is evidently some big lobby
ino to be done this winter, which re-
quires the presence of some OF the
leading monopolists in the country IN
Washington. D. o. Mills, Leland
Stanford and C. P. Huntington are
reported to have engaged houses Tor
the season, The announcement OF
the prospective presence of such a
coterie of Wall Street magnates has
created good deal OF conjecture as
to what they are after. One rulnor
Is that the excursion to the capital
means railroad legislation, either with
reference to bonds or lands, while
others think it is telegraph matters.
A rather curious case is before the
Lexington, KY, courts. Some week.
ago a capias was issued to a Sheritl
who was very small man, command
mo. him to bring the body OF goo'
old minister, who was very lars
and feshy man, and who welghe'
some $50 pounds, into court In
minister was found working oat i
the woods. He did not want to 81
and vet he was punctilious observe
E Of the law. So he went and lay Tia
down on his back in the shade ano
an compliance with the law | hereo
surrender my body to be taken .
r YOU" He lay there until the hit
E man got tired and went away No
the question is, did he resist an offlce'
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The Hot water Remedy.

The London Lancet contains an ex-
haustive article OF the .sTheTapeutical
Drinking Of Hot Water; Its Origin
and its Use" The article is written
by DR.. Ephraim Cutter, an eminent
physician OF New York City, and con-
tains some statements and sugges-
tons which, to say the least, are GER
tuinly worthy of attention. DR.. Cut
ter says that the first use made of hot
water as medicine, or sheath regu-
lator,n was made by DR.. James H.
Salisbury, of New York, who, by
series of experiments on men and va
RIOTS animals, demonstrated It's eff
cacy. In his article DR. Cutter gives
directions for the proper use of hot
water. In the first place it must be
hot, i. E., not less than 10 nor more
than $50 Fahrenheit. This excites
proper action of the digestive organs.
Cold water depresses and lukewarn
water causes vomiting. For diarrhea
: the hotter the water the better. For
hemorrhages it should be at blood
heat. The quantity of hot water
drunk varies from one-half pint to q
Z pint and one-half, according to the
Il condition of the patient and the dis
Il ease treated. The hot water should
: be taken one or two hours before
: each meal, and half an hour before
&c retiring. This gives the water time
- to operate before food enters the
1 stomach or sleep comes. The water
le should be slipped slowly, and the swal
E lowing of half a pint should take hal
y an hour. It takes SIX months to wasl
III out the liver and intestines thoroughly
ID II the hot water seems Stat" favor
{ ings, such as lemon, sage, or ginger
OF NAV be added. The effects of drink
IS ing are noticed in the improved feel
u ings of the patient. The urine be
II comes clear as crystal, and perspira
ne ton is free. The digestion improve:
10 thirst disappears, and there is n
he longer a craving for liquor. Take
Is as a whole, from DIT. Cutters estimat,
IN the hot-water treatment is the mos
oe complete remedy vet discovered fc
III all the evils flesh is heir to.