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RAILROADS.

RMLIUIpM0}KEI AND OHIO RAILROAD; ,r, ,v
DotBiE Tf 5ffF,, } nsilE COUPLER
SCHEDULE I, sT EHtFGR fENpAy 5ENE 18TH
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
o1o a. I'M, M p i9;lo a m dolg = m with through
without change, lois daily to Chicago. except
For Titshurr at $50 a. m and $40 p m daily: 40
M to Pittsburs, Cleveland and Detroit with sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via MonroeviIle 1915 a. IN
daily with SLEEPER for Toledo, Via Wheeling and Lake
TRIMS for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m
m da iHh 1 sror ana dnS s s p Car a a
minute tranl 4;i0 $50, $50 70O 500 $40 10 p.
For Baltimore Sundays $780, 100, 500 a. m IS
2SS. SOC. 44O. $780, ESQ., 100 800 $40 aud 1910 p.
For Points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lO:I5 a.
Fsr Annapolis. $40 a. m and II 10 and 4:lO NJ; on
Fer uH Wsy s sg a. m a., 40 p NJ
9 19a 40 go a m, IL 10 P m $50 44o. 200 and
M 4E For sss $50 IT, and b4 70 and
40 a m amt 5:35 p m; daily except sunday, AS
branch so IN daily for LexinEton stanton and
VALLEY ,a branch SO a m daily except Sunday, 40
For Haserstowu. lois IN. and 5:35 daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily CO. 75O a H. 225
From New {orE and Philadelphia 2;55. $50 m. daily
$50 =. H. daily. except Sunday.
Prom Annapolis, $40 a and 15O and 63I d IN :.
Sunday. y:53 a. H. 6:31 u. m
From Lexington go a. M daily. and 2:15 p m daily
except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. s25 A. M .
2;io y iI and 3 IL D. daily except Sunday; Sl2
D. m daily from Point Of Rocks.
Trans leave baltlmore for Washington at 2:OO 4:4o
b-3O. 'lo- ~ 300 = 10 and 10 m l2:I5 80
$40. SO. 800 625. 80 600 anu 10: 10 T. M on sun
days 100 40. 1:15. 49, 20 800 a. NJ 100 800
Gas. . 80 and 600 D. -
AL trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
ctpt 4,30 r. H.
For further information apply the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofice-Washngton station el9 aud 1881
PennsSiNan avenue. 18th street orders
WI De taken Tor baggage to be checked and received at
any point III the city
" NJ CLEMENTS. NJ of T., Baltimore
iel7 h LORD Cirn'I Passenger aoert
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TOMORROW.


EoLEY. Auctioneer.
Nd ERwRITER'S SALE OF DRY GOODS DAMAGED
BY FIRE AND WATER, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
At At, 2os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
THIR D. at HALF PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. M
The stock consists of Black and Colored Silks Cash.
neres Dress Goods, Parasols, Embroideries French
Sateens India Linens and White Goods Fans. Hosiery
Towels and Napkins. Black Grenadine Table Damasks
Ginghams Lawns and Domestics
his rare chance for buyers Of Dry Goods every
lol Wall DE sold without to the highest bidder
Lad ladies' e! specially invited to attend;
F1HN6E, l Bg III LOT On G STREET; BETWEEN
IMMEDIATEIY oPPosiTE NEW PENSION OF.
FICE AND PARK
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
FOURTH, At SIX O'CLOCK we will sci. in front Of
PART LOT 20, SQUARE 51S,
fronting Is feet on street and has depth Of 100 feet
splendid lot for house or store.
Terms One. third cash; balance and II months,
deed OF trust COnveyancing &c, purchasers cost
deposit OF 800 at time of sale.
ZINE BgMRLNG LOTS, CORNER SECOND AND
Il G STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
r On TUESDAY }AY, d AFTERNOON. JUNE TWENTY
FOyRTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. in fronta&
LOTS and TO- IN SQUARE 5s7. 4
These lots front 120 feet ID street and so feet
street and can readily be divided into six building lots
and lots on grade: A splendid chance for builder
Terms: Onethird cash balance in equal payments at
one and two Notes to bear six interest
payable semi annually and to be secured by deed of
post of 800 on each lot required at time Of sale
te2O-4t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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.UNAkD LINE

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
FROM PIER 40. N. H.. NEW YORK
Oregon. We'd june IS serva......: Wed. July g
Gallia We'd. July 2 Oregon -. We'd July 80
Auranis Wed. yuly g. Gallia 80. We'd. Aug. Il
y. TINA We'd. July l6. Aurania We'd. Aug 10.
AND FNFEI WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
Rates of Passage-s60 $50 and SlC0 according to
steerae very rates. Steerase tickets from Idv.
and Queenstown and al othef parts Of EuropeAt
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden siven for Belfast, GLASGOW
Eavre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
1Cf Nedjte rranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Companya ocA
No; Bo~ihs Green or both steersge and cabin to
OIIS BlGtLOW y CO.. G0j I'll: street " nyton D. T.
VERNON III. BROWN X co, New York
Crto Nessrs OTIS BI(iEiOW Il co
tan12 COS 7th street washington
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SICK HEADACHE, IASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from a Torpid Liver. DisOrdered
stomach or Costiyeness. the distressing effects Of
which DIR. Jayne's Sanatiye Pills Will speedily re-
move by their beneficial action on the hillary
gans they Will also lessen the likelihood on return
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NUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
SALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES.
CTYICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER

SALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES
CTY1CE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
- $1,000 WASHINGTON. June II, 1884,
On MONDAY, JUNE THIKTl ETH, 1884. at the re-
Rpective locations. shall offer for sale the highest
bidder the Exclusive Right and Privilege of using the
several District hay Scales from July LIST 1884 to june
30th 1885, for the purpose of weighing hay straw
der oats In the straw and live STOCK the following
places and times viz
No; situated opposite the Post Office. Uniontown, D.
c., at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
No. 2, situated on 7th street southeast between I
O'CLOCK A. NJ
No. g. situated 10th street near Louisiana avenue
northwest, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
No. situated ut the of 9Th street and Rhode
Island avenue northwest. at ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
No. situated on Prospect street. between High and
Market streets Georgetown, ID. c., at TWO O'CLOCK
p NJ.
No g. situated at the intersection of Boundary and
streets northeast at HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK
p n.
Nc. I, situated at Brightwood D. c. at FIVE O'CLOCK
Parties purchasing will be required to comply with
provisions Of the act approved June 10Th 1872 and
entitled AN act regulating the sale Of hay" &c.
TerIas: Cash.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners of D. c.
q. j. LYDECKER
Major Of Engineers, U. $. A.,
Je1S-6t Engineer Commissioner D. c.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Corps Of engineers-Major John N. Wilson to be
lieutenant colonel Major John W. Barlow to be
lieutenant colonel. Capt William II. Heur to be
major Capt. William S. Stanton to be major. First
Lieutenant William T. ROssell to be captain. First
Lieutenant Thomas n. Bailey to be captain. Sec
ond Lieutenant Graham d. Fitch to be first lieuten-
ant. Second Lieutenant Eugene j. spencer to be
FIRST lieutenant.
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nUT DOOR SPORTS.
THE NEW GAME OF ENCHANTMENT.
IMPERIAL CROQUET OR LAWN POOL;
LAWN TENNIS:
ARCHERY. CROQUET;
BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
WIN. BALLANTYNE SON,
te11 42S 7th street
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MEDICAL. &c.

DE YE HEALED. GO TO DR. BROTHERS, 9O6
- and %s b street southwest and be cured The only
reliable resident advertising physician in Washington
lie has given his parul attention to the treatment
and cure Of all forms of Disease particularly that of
u private character, for over 81 years jel9- Inn
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
A'A dies All female complaints quickly cured Can bo
consulted daily ut 124o eth street northwest Ocehous
from 10 O'Clock pm. with ladies' only. je1s-lm
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
IVA two Of DIR. BROTHERS. Invi1oratiliY Cordial
VAL cure any OF Seminal Weakness Nervous Dc.
bl4ity and Hnpotency II imparts vigOr to the whole
system SUS street southwest. 1eI7- Inn
I AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Da
~ BROTHERS,, 9O6 Is st. Particular attention
paid To all diseases peculiar Ladies' OrsinVle
All ami Ovarian troubles treated Thirty
seven years experience. jel7-lms
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable ladies' Ply the city can be
Consulted daily 80 Missouri avenue street south
OF Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and Az strees All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
Prompt Treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate tor ladies' Office
hours-l To and toS jel6-lns
nR. ROBERTSON. THE GREAT SPECIALIST.
lIcsn be consulted every "Wednesday and Saturday
from to r. at his Office, street northwest
near street for the treatment and cure of all Pf.
vste Nervous and Chronic Diseases, embracing weak
hess and all diseases of the urinary organs &C Cases
recently contracted positively cured In four to six DAYS
without mercury or caustics Consultations strictly
cor hdsntiai Main Office, 80 North Liberty street
Baltimore Nd. Call and lie convinced Of the doctors
wonderful success and thereby time and money
aI2J-3Iu
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CAspHoR1NE-

BrsHors CAMpHon1sr-
Cures Chapred Hands, Face Lips or any rouehness OF
the skin removes Sunburn and renders the Skin
Without it. Sold entirely upon it's merits frioe
Ic. per bottle Try it, and If not satisfied return
tie bottle aud have the money refunded
tIepaSso" L. G. BISHOP. Druggist
III Sthstreet, cor. II street n w.
ap4 Washington, d. c.
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lieutenant colonel. Capt William H. Heur to be
major Capt William S: Stanton to be major. First
Lieutenant Thomas n. Bailey to be captain. Sec.
ond Lieutenant Graham Fitch to be first lieuten-
ant. Second Lieutenant Eugene j. spencer to be
first lieutenant.
District i'm Congress.
THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC INSTITUTE.
bill was introduced In the House to-day TO in
corporate the national electric institute in the Dis
trict OF Columbia The incorporators named In the
bill are w. X. Way, NJ. s. Parsons, ]. F. Climer, ID.
S. Alexander, B. Harrison, W. A. Bartlett, N. A.
ner, d. s. Alexander and L. NJ. Dwinnel and the
institute is to be for the electric treatment Of In
vallds and TO be exempt from taxation.
THE CITY POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Postmaster Conger had a hearing to-day before
the Senate committee on public buildings and
grounds in relation to the proposed new city post
Office. Mr.. Conger thinks there is no chance Of
getting the needed appropriation at present
CATER talking with members OF both houses
to be the prevailing BELIEF that no blu providing
for the erection OF public building VIII pass Con-
Randall and others to Increased appropriations"
The lease on the building now occupied by the city
doubtful whether the government can renew the
lease on the same terms. The owner, MI Jas l.
Barbour, is, it is stated, considering proposition
to convert 1t into French fats building.
C0pltOl 1OP1CDs
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S
A caucus OF republican Senators has been called
for this evening. The object s not stated but It Is
supposed to be for the purpose Of considering the
''order OF business" and to decide upon the day OF
final adjournment
MINOR NOTES
Senator Plumb OF the Senate appropriations COM
mittee, says there IS no reason In the world why
Congress may not adjourn early next week.
NAVAL ORDKRs-Commodore 8. B. Luce has been
detached from the command of the training squad
ron. s0th inst; Capt Philip c. johnson, from duty
as chief signal officer OF the navy, 18th inst, and
ordered to command the training squadron, 30th
inst; Chief Engineer James Butterworth, from the
Wachusett and ordered home; Chief Engineer E. ].
Whitaker, to the Wachusett per steamer July 10th
from New York; Ensign j. ]. Knapp reported his
return home from the WachuSett, and placed on
waiting ORDERS Naval Cadet w. H. Chambers to the
Powhatan, and on arrival at Lisbon to duty on the
Quinnebaug.
GEN. BABcocK's NAME WHTHpRAwK.-The nomi-
nation Of the late Maj o. 4 Babcock (deceased) TO
be lieutenant colonel Of the engineer corps was to
day withdrawn, and Major J. n. Wilson nominated
instead.
BIDS FOR ICE REJKcrKn-The Secretary OF the
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GEN. BABcocK's NAME WuHDRAwK.-The nomi-
nation OF the late Maj o. z Babcock (deceased) TO
be lieutenant colonel Of the engineer corps was to-
day Withdrawn, and Major J. n. Wilson nominated
Instead.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE TwENTY-FOURTH.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at our spacious sales
rooms regular sale Of Household Furniture MAttngs
&c, &c.
Top Buggy, made by r. q. Graham.
ALSO,
Jump Seat Carriage. 1t
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Top Buggy, made s1 $ 9 r. f. Graham.
Jump Seat Carriage. 1t
FT'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
saHE e sGsA sEB
VII e .ueon 70 On hs 4
nS1.aHsfr
ceres Liquors together with the FiItures, Safe, Ice
0s shG fR a;sfs e DEvEREux Assignee
EyW1 e SALE Io OF TALgABIE LOT ANp
NEAR r A Va s SFENUE SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of deed u trust dated May q. D. a
tie ss5 NJ 81 Tie hes sGs
of Gf win SCI It Puhe .ustqn Tent Of
e FIVE lsst ~s
s 81 s .ad 90 &c .ess
and running back Ct that width g. feet more
improvements thereon, consisting Of two two story
secured BY s.d truss. $500 With interest shsrson
sale IN Mas Il one 20 x
years secured BY deed Of trust upon
cash on dy Of se Terms e Ss an
Tie ss% da FISK sale 3: thu the
BENJSMxN e II SSyer
CYRUS b. FOSS, trustees.
je23-d&ds 10 Grant Place H. W.
u H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker,
LIE GIG f street northwest.
FINE BUILDING LOTS ON A STREET, BETWEEN
9Th AND 7TH STREETS NORTHEAST
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 18TH AT SIX
O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises,
LOT s, IN SQUARE 1867,
fronting As feet street north between 9Th and It'll
streets east,
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, suitable for any pur-
pose. and neighborhood rapidly improving
Terms; One.third cash balance in and two years
notes to bear cent interest payable
and to be secured by deed of trust all cash. option
OF purchaser Conveyancing at purchasers cost de-
post of 300 required ut sale
te21-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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TTNHOs. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
ON STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHWEST
~ Dn WEDNESDAY,; the TWENTYFIFTH DAY
offer at auction, in front Of the premises No I'LL II
X street northwest.
Terms day of sale.
je2l-d THOS F. WAGGAMAN Auct
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THR RESIGNATION OF LIEUT.. K c. DERBY has been
accepted To take effect August s, 1884, and he has
been granted leave until that date
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CADETS TURNED BAcK-Upon the recommen-
dation OF the academic board the following named
Cadets OF the 4th class, L. =. Military Academy,
are, by direction OF the Secretary OF War turned
nack TO join the next 4th class: John q. Brdsall,
Charles Downing. Alexander W. Perry. James L
Gibson, and Lleweilyn Jordan
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The MOTION TO DIsBAR MEssRs. Bliss AND EgR-
SoL jackson stated 10 a STAR reporter to-day that
as soon the testimony was all I'm before the
Springer committee he would renew hts motion TO
nave MessrS Bliss and ker dsOarred from practice
before the District courts
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AN CNFILIAL SoN.-James Curtis, colored last
night assaulted his father with razor and cut him
on the head. The youth driven from the
house. and he then began to stone the windows
and when his father appeared he shot at the latter
lie was held, In the Police Court this morning. on n
Charge OF assault with intent 10 Kill and his case
was continued uptl Wednesday; bonds, $780,
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RANGE OF -HB THFRNoNyrER-The following
were the readings at the oice OF the chief signal
oHcer to-day m, 6a3; IL AN, eI3; pm, 81 s.
MAXIMUM. s. s: minimum. Hr
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The FITz JoHS PORTER BnA--The President has
received the Ffu John Porter bill, and Will lay IL
before the Cabinet meeting tomorrow for consider
alton.
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AN ACCIDENT 10 a BRIcKLAYRk-About one
O'Clock to-day Q bricklayer named John Stanley,
living at 22G 9th street, fell from o new building
near the corner q and 18th streets northwest
and broke his night leg below the knee
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REN BUFFERS YACHT.

Quite an international event was the regatta 1t Coves
away back somewhere in the fties The yacht Amer
ica quilt by George Steers and now enjoynR green
oio aee as the property of Gen Butler had crossed
the Atlantic from New York to contest the honors Of the
WIN the crack English wavesplitters At the signal
Tue uite winged vessels sailed away and then hours
passed Finally the expectant crowd saw the heet re-
sufnns-one yacht being conspcuously in advance Of
N we Rest. Ii exciting moment. One of the
Juoxes peered intenty at her through big spy glass
W nos ahead!" shouted bystander 1.-THE America p
"no's nexts" Nobody The question was settled
Few years ago BENSoN'S CAPCINE POROUS
entered the Geld against host of plasters
nanS OF which were well known to the public. The
set the claim that Bensons superior
70 al other plasters in the following particulars: High
Aealeation; Quickness of Action: Cleanliness.
Lime and extensive have fully subsantiated this
ciai and over 5000 ysicans druggists and chemical
experts have signed document ai ming its truth The
Woe neid OF experience and all tie resources of mod
ern pharmacy have been drawn upon % make Bensons
Cspcne Piasters what they are-not merely the best
plaster but the best external remedy in the world In
iTompthess OF action and unfaing medicinal power it
Is SO FAR In advance of its PROSECUTORS as to be practically
new discovery in medicine
IL Is used with triumphant success in local rheuna
tis neuralgia sciatca umbao diseased action of the
aneys dyspepsia and all troubles of the stomach and
bowels malaria and all complaints in which an external
remedy is ever indicated
bENSoNS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS have re-
celved the highest awards over all competitors at the
Leading domestic and international exhibitions.
8. Be on your guard against limitations The word
Capcne is cut in the middle of the genuine Seabury &
JOHNSON Pharmaceutical Chemists. New York. feb2
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CASTOR AND THE LADY AGNES.

From the Chicago Tribuna
'Does your father know me?"
CASTOR de Murphy looks tenderly down at the
Lady Agnes Riordan AZ these words 90 full Of
solemn import, leave his ruby-red lips and float
slowly out across the broad demesne that stretches
away to the westward from the castle, and on
which the cabbages are swaying gently to-and
fro in the soft, kissing wind that comes lam
guidly up from the SOUTH as If loath to leave It's
sunny home. And the girl, as they fall upou
her pink ear. nestles closely to him in
loving fashion, and. although her voice is flrm
when she answers him, there is q fear-haunteI
look in the dark brown eyes that are GAZING no
steadily into HIS and slight trembling of tine
pretty white arm, with It's rounded curves and
soft desh-tints, that is clinging to his own.
II DO not know" she says, whether he
knows you or not. and that is why I am so fear
ful-why my heart is always in the anxiety of a
painful doubt. 1t is because | love Won so
dearly. Gaston," the girl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
my love for youi Of the mad, unreasoning kind
that would renounce parents, home, wealth,
every thing, for the one upon whom It is be,
stowed-that these doubts are ever haunting
me, ever peering with their wicked. Ieeriug
faces from behind the black clouds of sorrow
that fill all the horizon of my lfe-that life
which should hold for rIe nothing but radiant
think OF your great love for me, and. better
still. when 1 stand clOse-pressed in your arms
and feel your heart tfrobbing against mine. that
am happy, and then there seem to be no grief
nor sorrow in all the wide. wide world, and the
sky, SO lately overcast with lowering clouds.
seem Ike shield OF turquoise bloom lowering
over the earth"
''She is daisy from Daisyville." saws CASTOR
softly to himself land can talk man black
IN the face"-and then turning to the Lady
Agnes he bends over her tenderly and kisses
the fair white face that is upturned to his. She
passes her dimpIed hand over his face in fond,
caressng way that shows how great is the love
she bears him. And, then when both are
STEPPED In the incense Of grand and enduring
passion, when all the world seems rose-tinted
there comes suddenly over the girls face 0ave
OF pallor, and into her brown eyes a lock of
CHASTITY terror that is frightful in its inten-
sity.
"My Cod" she cries, 81 hear it. There is no
chance for mistake"
Hear what?" asks CASTOR, his eyes afame
with excitement.
o. The ancestral footstep," says the LADY Ag-
mes, drawing still closer to her lover my
father is comingI"
Ten minutes have passed-hot, seething min
Agnes bends over a form that lies PROSTATE
on the ground at her feet. "Speak to me-
papa. she exclaims in agoniZed accents-s'only
one little word to let me know that YOU are not
dead!" O'
The man opened his eyes. "And so that is
your lover, COnstance?"
Yes, papa"
"And are you sure he did not have brass
knuckIes or club?'
Yes, papa"
Then how do you explain his terrible
poWer!" and the Duke. of Galway pulled his
nose into place as he spoke.
He was" said the girl, in a low. tremulous
voice. " born In Boston ~
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Useful Precepts.

Fist catch your lover.
Hold him when you have him.
Don't let go Of him to catch every new one
that comes along.
Try to get very well acquainted with him
before you take him for life
Unless you intend to support him. find ont
whether ne earns enough to support YOU
Don't make up your mind he Is an ANGEL
Don't palm yourself of on him for one either
Don't let him spend his salary on you; that
right should be reserved until after marriage.
fyou have any conscientious scruples against
marrying man with mother, say SO in time
that he NAV either get rid of her to oblige you.
or get rid of you to oblige her, as he thinks
best.
Ifyou object to secret societies and tobacco.
1t Is better to come with your objections now
after.
II your adorer happens to fancy q certain
shade of hair, don't color or bleach yours to
oblige him. Remember your hair belongs to
you and he doesn't.
Be very sure it Is the man you are in love
with, and not the clothes he wears. Fortune
and fashion are both 80 tickle it is foolish to
take stylish suit for better or worse.
If you intend to keep three servants after
marriage, settle the matter beforehand The
Mou WIZ 10 haAitS IOVo 10 you sInay expect
you to do your own washing.
Don't try to hurry up proposal by carrying
on q Irritation with some other fellow. Differ.
ent men are made of different material, and the
one you want might 60 of In q fit OF jealousy
and forget to come back.
II you have love letter to write. do not
copy it out Of q Letter Writer" II your Young
man ever happened to consult the same book he
would know your sentiments were borrowed.
Don't marry o man to oblige any third person
in existence. It is your right to suit yourself
in the matter. But remember at the same time
that love 10 blind, and . little friendly advice
from one whose advice Is worth having NAV
insure You lifetime OF happiness, or prevent
one Of misery:
In love affairs always keep your eyes wide
open. so that when the right man comes along
you may see him.
When you see him you will recognize him,
and the recognition win be mutual
II you have no fault to ind with him person.
ally, financially, conscientiously, socially, NOR
ally, politically, religiously. or any other way,
be Is probably perfect enough to suit you, and
you can afford to-
Believe In him;
Hope In him;
Love him;
Mar! mimi