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MstAsr.i..Law FsuaA Hin.

Abraham Lowensky. Q glaz.er. married Rachel
Rosenberg In Chicago two years ago. Ills business did
not prosper and weeks ago he told his wife he
would 90 to Philadelphia for employment A month
ago his mothernlaw. his wife. and their baby went
after him. and he. hearing H. went to Boston After
few weeks his mother in.lAw found where he was
and. with the wife and baby. sgAin after him.
Lowensky. In Boston surprised to md them waiting
for him one night when he returned home. Next day
law found him At 50 Chryss street yesterday morning
through . window. but was prevented. Finally lie
Kicked Ara Rosenberg and threw her down stairs lie
man. Mrs.. RosenbeIn made complaint of assault
was held The wife with the baby waited for two hours
at the entrance the Tombs trying her husband
but he would not see her
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TIE Lsbsssr's N.s.s was Jes.

Did you ever see the name . lobster Is born
with :" asked Fulton Market nsh dealer yesterday
1T 10 marked his person. Nor Well. III show you
one" The dealer took lobster out OF heap on the
marble slab "Ita joe" the dsAsr said after he
had inspected one q rs legs Now. can you md II "
the neck, where could not reach his hand with its
nppsrs Turning on its back that the short brown
half an inch long aud an eighth Of az inch wide
like mosaic. were short nea - though soms one had
characterR JOE.
"some HOLSTERS are named Jim" the dealer said
some jack others john and once clearly nisds out
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Pr.p...a n.v,.,.. or Franco. C....,sus,...

FFspssss AsvSs5se o. FrAac@s CsassitusIsn.
PARIS. May AN. Ferry In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day presented bill for the revision Of the
Constitution. Itproposes to change tho law relating
the election OF Senators tirt the Office az Senator
.hsll not DO lifelong but thst the term shall be for nine
years.
The bill y not rstrospsetive, but provision Ia made
Senators ", elections in which the Senate and
Smam n of Deputies snail participate. The
the election Of ordinary Senators rests Is to
be increased in proportion To the number OF the NUM-.
cipal Councillors The financial rights Of the Senate
70 be modod ana prayers az ths opening o. the Legt
IS 1873 Ia TO be revised to provide that In
shall rsvison touch the stability of the republic.
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shot While sw,n m,as.

Lot 60 this boat" shouted John Quinn. a
canal boat Captain. to party Of boys yesterday who
while bathing In the Morris Canal in jersey City had
attempted TO climb into his boat
The boys laughed at him. lie rushed into the cabin
and the next moment he appeared deck with shot
gun which he discharged nj the boys john Riley aged
HE breast He was helped ashore by his oompanonu,
and Quinn WAS arrested. Riley will recover.
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Driving the E.ba.sy Arcane.

The gentlemen OF the Slamese Embassy
were visited yesterday forenoon by the Park Commits
sioDers who invited them to Central Park. A,
IL O'Clock the party driven In open carriages and
under open umbrellas to Park. The elderly animals
IN the Hon house were look upon by the di.tngused
nnpones Hd the more agile occupants OF the monkey
hou.s were ais" seen Lister the party went to the
dinner time when the Embassy returned the hotel
They decided to remain Indoors ast evening and try
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Two v,rr,n,an. shot By De.per.1o...

BUCHANAN. Va. May 24.-John and James
Hurry desperadoes Of Botetourt county make periodical
trips to Pswpaw Forks in that county. selling turpen
tine whisksy aud corn juice brandy to those who will
buy Yesterday, after failing 10 dispose Of their stun
the llurys raised with the ystanders and threat
sned 20 shoe. indscrmnai-y. John Es.op endssvo
him and nred balls Into lis back They then turned
upon W r. Dodson aud both brothers nred their revolt
at him. two shots taking eject The Hurlys then
picked up their whiskey jugs mounted their horses nnd
dashed down the mountains Essop and Dodson NOR
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Nrs. wIlesx's Affections.

E II. Wilcox Of Pearsals has brought suit
against George ". Morris OF the place for asnat
Inc tina ansctins Of his wife. lie Laws his damages
$1loOO Both families members ~ the ". f. Church,
and both men members Of the Masonic lodge.
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Judge Stowe yesterday granted a license to
the iorn manufacturers 81 Pittsburgh for the creation
voluntary tribunal to adjust disputes between the EN-
poysrs and the employees the iron rolling mill trade
on the condition that the ascent and OF the
necessary number OF the en- piOy he obtained.
The striking spirners NJ tn. border City Mill Fall
River have voted 10 go in Monday The strikers q
some Of the other mill will also return.
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SENIOR MARCO SOTO'S VIEWS.
A 1Axx WITH THn RY.P1AsxDx1r o.
HONDURAA.

ME- hses "r Vsss % ess. Aeesssse
.r..... rs- IL. M.G.,-ii,. C..,.s s.ss.
GATOR hon M.rco Aure,,o Soto cr.pros,.
e.no, nou a". 70 n a.nen 20 go. ''..
His family in the Oregon yesterday. n in msnv
." o .,'..,u. 80 NJ. .h.'...
thirty soysn ycnrs AGO. he was carefully sdu.
Gated BY the learned fathers OF tho University
OF Guatsn,ala. AMI In tho first flush OF manhood
took IN active part in tho Liberal revolution Of
1871 which resulted in the deposition Of medina.
Undor tho provisional government iormed
by Don Cleo Arias. Senior Soto acted sue.
cessiveiy 40 Minister for Foreign Affairs and
Ministor Of Public Instruction. ~. ne endeavor'
Gas. 10 revive int.rest In popular sdueat,on
,.h,:,, ha , .MU, ~ ,ow .1,h snd hs couSn",.;
which mo sunk 70 low sDo. ana ne conaue'ea
S,sns anu ,h prn.dn,a 1871 u senSr so.o
s,riis and and the disoraorrd condtion Of the
Government finances. Tho unsettled anto.r.SO.
lilo credit 70 that It was impossible to procure
10. the osSsE q Ds
view Of the fatiity Of coping. with these obs,a.
css nl%"s, single handed PresIdsn ~ soto re-.
H. wns iowsv"r r,;.Isetsd IN issi. and ier In.
q rsiosa ,, aSd st;Issns,Ss.iay sSs aSSsta:
H. oo asf tnnnS how. . thnt these s,rnms:
diIsssnn was net 1y selfish s nna ,rspc ,Sns
MI sn'rsiy iiso:ur%ssd, he Sssisnsd .hs GSits.
state ana came 10 she or r n,9 h,o, y,
erS on ~ , wi m III n,nen, 40 NeW
CT West Forty. eighth street. Horo a. in Wss6.
ington. New Orleans. and Newport, Senior Soto
me nSsIs ne n s
es,r an 1a@nrosiv heva n,asa him ds:.rvod
~ popnl n '"''0''''' ""'' ""N' "'" "''''''u'
TIN s Of my n trip sS,Sa
Who saw MIN just before he 5 sailed, is to take
sSs; H., q @ Tor my health i, SHs a i:
shnlI devote a'e' muc}, tim Time ps to an exsmiu.
sS; xsrsS S MN S;s
been sngassa iSr several Eve ysa5s In s6is
Sara n ,hs RnxsI s On Acss%y q liz En-.
ioricSi Society 81 BrusssIs. ana other instits.
ons IN Er%nee and spain that have
sifor,s q; nina IN he fieIds 81 sciSnss histnrw
Sn9E ds. wsa sni ety.
s!s S luastan' or frsscOst; Gssieo''
.n,ion, in%n hito ~ ~ "mtraI mUrs liza IT, s"S
S;,s,, w , H., % T., r IN; wSr1
s ,na TN. ~. Hs.ns t 'o III so"u Wsn Lne
ciGilizaio sne MY hoot WeSeovsr Eli, ~ ~.
Snnnsi ON, liz -. ov ~. ,s Ei ~ u0
xoyeu Prine!pa 70 inc h,stSty OF bne oem!a
an %ar InsS om1 nh;a. ~ i
This ~ ~ How thn, thp can'nnn 1r,,n =" ~ nv
setr 1nn ,S oI Cendra hmeefiSa, inc
,oeny 81 thaL lte da ama eaeis nutufe M
i H IN M . y uemano sueiE
a. nom 1haH nh r S..,,
IN ,easib,s unTer = rsnnSiesn form ~ ~ovsrn.
mani - u""ei ~'e'"o's0n A'' VI so'''"'
h.. oIToIIuuLoy s ~ Uuiinf my ,1suencS
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A Murderer csavissea ., Cs.e,..a,s,

CINCINNATI. May A.-Benj. johnson, who
with Allen Inss!ls was indicted for the murder Of the
Taylor family ~ Avondais was this afternoon found
guilty Of murder In the rst degree tho Jury having de-
liberated but little more than an hour fhis was the
same syeni9x OF the killing to an Ohio medical college
and SIS apiece paid for them to Ingalls, and Johnson
the murdsrsra Ingalls, hanged himself In jan abort
time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25
Prospects OF Abuaan.s Crops.

ST. PAUL. May 2A.-Reports from all parts Of
the grain growing regions Of the Northwest confirm
those which have been received and from no point
have there been any returns of injury the crops In
the Red River valley and Northern Dakota wheat 10
above ground four Ave inches and finely and
ths prospects, for large yield have never been better
this time or for several Ia lows there
never was 81 promising outlook for good crop Of
grain, HrAas, and fruit now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25

Jaass y. Kssse's Liabilities.
It 10 stated that Mr.. James R. Ksenes lIabii-
ties on his privileges amount about aud tina,
his notes for twelve ana eighteen months IN full and
Mht per cent interest are being accepted. is oClixn
tons 70 hts brokers are not stated but WILL 10 said
WA, IL 10 said. are willing to wait.
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Proposed WRESTLING Match.

BUFFALO May 24.-Articlss OF agreement
have been signed between Prof. H. u. Dufur OF Marl-
boro, Mass. and Col u. Mclaughlin Of Detroit, Mich
for wrestling match TO take place here June T. for
two ~ three. square back falls. according l. u.
Jamsss rusa Half the money has been posted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25
Takins her Child e the Woods - Kin Her.

Maria Stuhr. . middle aged German woman.
living oil the Boulevard, In Union ul. attempted
Friday evening. while suffering from temporary aberrs
uon 70 kill her ssvsn.yearold daughter. She dragged
tho child into Neskss Woods and threw her on the
Then she seized IN Axe and raised to strike her
Miss Lena kemper. nsighbor, who had followed her
away with T. 4 party Of 9unrrymsn working near by
they wschsd her until her husband arrived She will
b placed In M sSyum.
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The Lawton House. mt Stone Bridge Tiyerton r l.,
ownui bv Col T. a. Alex sndcr nf New York was burned
yesterday afternoon. Loss Sao.nO incur ance $1,000
The Balls Eddy Chemical Works, three miles west Of
Hancock, n Y. were set nre bv tho ex posiOn OF
LOss. Sl0,OuO, insurance, S. OUU.
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KILLED her Child.

Margaret Carroll. young unmarried woman.
who lived with her mother. Mary Carroll houssksspsr
ct 20 Stone street. killed hor baby yesterday She con-
fessed her crime being arrested refused 70 tell
the name Of the chid's father. The noIhsr Was q.
rsstsd - an accessory.
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TIE .. Bi.ncAsra Failure,

BosToN. May 24.-Seven- oiRhths OF the liabil-
tiles OF y. Blanchard. the Richmond. Va, wholesale
and importer who failed yesterday for saa5 OOo
held In BOSTON, Kidder, Peabody 4 Co. rspfessnpr
Barring Brothers Co. admitted thsI they were credit
Massachusetts, National bank admitted HIS bank
ives creditor to the amount Of about e5OOO but said
they secured.
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shot by HE Mes.

In tight between John and James Mcmahon,
father and last evening Jersey City the son shot
ne father te the abdomen, innctinS mortal wound.
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:, A. The The. Office 81 D2nnell. LaTson 4 Simpson.
tors had accepted the terms offered by the arm and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25

John Green Lane OF Maryes Heights. Fred.
erick hburR, Va msmber NJ an old I'd pronusnt Viz
gina family, died yesterday, aged 40 yeArs.
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SUHBURY. Pa. May 24.-Nichasl Tonery
Of wstsontown aged IL years. to-day sentenced to
four years tempting wreck trains
on the Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad lie placed sew
ers Ies on the TRACK and the obstruction discov.
cred by trAcknan Just Is o train Approached The
boy 10 OF good family.
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Sisani Once Prsdistiss.
Clearing and fair weather, westerly windA
higher barometer. slightly cooler.
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Fos.d Hanging Z. the wesA..

Tho body OF = man was found hanging yes.
tsrdsy from tree In Bakers Woods In East williams.
turgh From letter found the body he was idrnti
nrf Jacob Nnnganer Of ~ Prince street In this city
wife aud child
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0s.s1o for shs Death 81 hes Husss.A.
6UNBURY. Pa. Nay 24.-In the suit OF Mrs..
Solomon Psnsyi against the Northern Central Railroad
Company for dsmassa for the death Of her hus
Ssnd VIE vs, Esd e Srossns " iaai. the fury 70
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~ e: :s::s:s!s OK & ssH = e:s::
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was at ~ O'Clock last night. when he ratified up
70 ths door in a cab. He remained In tho house
hs lad no uo no Bsdrs hs SoaS Id
y va Sst.a further he In tho cab and
Charles & Il: sog WOOD s .a It T e:
IVA: ~ y, =: :o search 'usoess'ul"
RI rg Sss which has been begun against
What has Mr.. Emo done that is. criminal
kim? don't think he mas any enomiss who
against him. snswsnod M NAV wS sS& 'ueh charge
- Mr.. Enos Iisappsnrnnee has been attrib-
ntsn to fs e. that no would DO arrested on
sS,sEiy: .' WY should 81 haSs' He Ia. aoDs
Enc % was In the house last evening.
evening; "Thsre is no necessity Tor d.soctivss
Or afternoon think he has done nothing
does not ares. Ia. a. mad,
and will not make any effort TO oliids tho au-
sho ,nI sb Guild they wSp. him. He is living
viii SsIlvsr HIM Smss 2t Gp nen 10 10 wanted no
A short man with gray hair and 9 rattan cane
soeE asd oa n antcr hat ssvSs "a
was an omc0r looking for James u. Fish. and
wanted 70 know whether he was there or not.
the bpotblacks and fruit sellers on tho cornsr
&: Ss:s s.s 81 III II; ss n said Nj
Ss e; t.; S:.s s Ss ss:;
* 4. z: = sR ss. g.! =; d DE- g:
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color line in this country is eithera knaye OF
a fool. The signs of the times all over this
country point Enthusiastically to the fact that
in a few short years the color of a mans skin
will have no part in setting his true status
among his neighbors. Every man or woman
will stand or fall according to their worth or
worthlessness. The true American citizen,
the outgrowth of Americas soil, when he
comes forth in all his glory, will! be neithera
white or black man, but the product OF a
mixture of all races. The American Indian
is to day the only true representative Of
American soil, and though he has been driv-
en- out by the invading alien it is not at all
improbable to our mind, but that the true
American yet to be brought forth will assim-
ilate largely to this original. In any event
the color of a mans skin will soon be q mat
ter of little moment. The white man ere
long will give up his boast of being white,
the black will likewise stop glorying because
he is black, but both will unite in a common
boast that they are free aud equal American
citizens. May that blessed day soon come.
Georgia Baptist.
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Isaiah g. Hayes,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Practices in the counties of Wake, Franklin
Vance, Granville, Durham and Supreme Court
All business put in his hands receives prompt at
tention. Office south side of the court house.
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HOW TO SPOIL A HUSBAND.

Find fault with him.
Keep an untidy house.
Always have the last word.
BE extra cross on wash days.
Quarrel with him about tri1es.
Vow vengeance on all his relatives.
Let him sew on his own shirt buttons.
Paw no attention to household expenses.
Give as much rs he earns in month for a
new bonnet.
Tell him as plainly as possible you mar
ried HIM for a living.
Raise a row if he dare bow pleasantly at
an old lady friend.
Keep the parlor for company and do not
let him put his foot in to it.
Tell him the children inherit all their mean
traits of character from his side of the
family.
When he gives you ten dollars to lay aside
for q "rainy day" give it to the first peddler
that comes along for q pair of ten cent plas-
ter vases.-Selected
How to get q husband-next.
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GENERAL BUTLER.

To the colored men.of this country Gen.
Butler is a true and tried friend, and though
they may not vote for him at the coming
election, still it would he altogether unbe-
coming in them to say a word ~derogatory to
his fame or great name. As Governor OF
Massachusetts he accorded to the colored
men of that commonwealth degree OF recog-
milton not before enjoyed, and this was done
by him in the face of the fact that he was
elected by the Democratic and not by the
Republican party. On the judges bench OF
the Charlestown municipal court sits every
day Judge Ruffiin, q colored gentleman, by
appointment of Governor Butler. Judge
Rufin's court has large Jurisdiction, and bis
appointment in Massachusetts is a grand
step forward toward to full recognition Of
our race.-Georgia Baptis.
THE COLOR LINE.
The man who undertakes to keep up the
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THE GREAT DR.. do LIEWS.
His 0utspoken Opinion.

The very marked testimonials from College Pro-
fessors. respectable Physicians and other gentle
men of intelligence and character to the value OF
Warmers SAFE Cure, published in the editorial
columns of our best newspapers, have greatly sur,
prised me. Many of these gentlemen | know, and
reading their testimony | was impelled to purchase
some Hotties of Warmers SAFE Cure and analyze
It, Besides, l took some, swallowing three times
the prescribed quantity. l anu satisfied the medi-
cine is not Injurious, and will frankly add that if |
found myself the victim OF a serious kidney trouble
/ should use this preparation. The truth is, the
medical profession stands dazed and helpless in the
presence of more than one kidney malady, wMle
testimony of hundreds of intelligent and very repu-
table gentlemen hardly leaves room to doubt that
Mr.. ii. H.. Warner has fallen upon one OF those
happy discoveries which occasionally bring help to
suffering humanity.
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KNDALL'S SPAWN CUR.

WEST ENosBuRGH, VT, Feb. 18th, 1881.
DIR. B. J. KENDALL & Co.-Gents: Several
months ago injured my knee joint, which caused
an enlargement 10 grow the size OF a large walnut
and caused me very severe pain all the time for
four or five weeks, when l began to use Kendalls
SPAWN Cure with the most satisfactory results, 1t
Is sure in its effects, mild in its action, as itdoos
not blister, yet it is penetrating and powerful to
reach every deep-seated pain or to remove any
bony growth or other enlargements, such as spawn,
splints, %callous, sprains, swellings, and any lame
ness and all engagements of the joints or limbs, or
for rheumatism in man, or for any purpose for
which a liniment is used for man or beast. 1t is
now known to be the, best liniment for man ever
used, acting mild and yet certain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which we
think gives positive proof of its virtues. No
remedy has ever met with such unqualified success
to our knowledge, for beast as well as man.
Price 81 per bottle, or 9 bottles for 20. All drug.
gists have it or can get it for you, or it will be sent
to any address on receipt Of price by the proprle-
tors, DIR. B. J. KENDALL & Co., Enosburg Fails,
vt. ~ c sfsrf
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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LOGAN.

Colored voters like Logan's letter better
than Blaine's, because the formers discus
sion of the question most interesting to them
is fearless, straightforward and complete
.Clereland co., Gazette.
The banner-enterprise., 1884-08-09

Appointments of Il. W. Allison, Presiding
Elder of The Wilmington District Of the
A. NJ e. Zion, Church, for the Year
1881.
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THIRD ROUND.

THIRD ROUND.
Dudley circuit, Mt Camels 5 snd 6.
Magnolia circuit, Sellers chap IL and Ii.
Wilmington Station, 10 and 90.
S~mithyille circuit, st. James, 26 and q.
Whitevillc circuit, Whiteville chap 2 and 3.
Rehobeth circuit, Rehobeth church 8 and TO-
Graham circuit. Bolton, l6 and II.
Abbottsburg circuit, Michel Grove "a and 20
FOURTH ROUND.
~ SEPTEMBER.
Dudley circuit, Simmons TEN. 6 and 7.
Magnolia circuit, Zion, Church, ID and IA.
Wilmington station, 90 and 81.
Summerville circuit, st James, q and 70.
OCTOBER.
Whiteville circuit, Whiteville chap 4 and5.
Rehobeth circuit, Rehobeth church, II and II
Graham circuit, Graham chap Is and 10.
Abbottsburg circuit, Pine Grove, 20 and 26
NOVEMBER.
Summerville circuit, Summervlllc churcl
| and 9.
Lumberton circuit, Lumberton, chap 8 and 8
Acan Branch circuit, Daniel chap 10 and l6
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THE COLOR LINE.

The man who undertakes to keep up the
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SPIRIT OF THE coLoRED PRESS.
VALUE OF THE NEGRO VOTE.

The value of the American Negroes vote
cannot be over estimated this year, likewise
the influence of Negro papers.-Saraanah
lGa.) Echo.
The banner-enterprise., 1884-08-09

Hon. f. P. McCahe, 2 colored man, has
been re-nominated by the Republican party
for Auditor of the State of Clere-
land co., Gazette.
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VYANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN
w to take nice pleasant work at their own
home; 80 to So per day easily made; work sent by
mail; no canvassiug. Address +. RIDD Co,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
BLAINEea a EsSss Of Sa his iif TO- PaSlishsd

at Augusta, home. Largest, handsofnest, cheapest,
best. BY the renowned historian and biographer,
Col. ConAell, whose life of Garfield, published by
us, outsold the twenty Others by $4,000. Outseiis
agents are selling fifty daily. Agents are making
fortunes. All new beginners successful; grand
chance for them. 1880 made by q lady agent the
first Iday. Term liberal. Particulars free.
Better send % cents for postage, etc., on fr:e outit,
now ready, including large prospectus book, and
save valuable time.
ALLEN & Co., Augusta, Maine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-29
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Feminine Rntchers.

There are several women meat shop
keepers in the Old Washington Market.
Newly ork Mrs Bradway is one of them.
She has occupied the same stall for
forty years and earned competency.
Lizzie. the Butcher" is another. She
has had her stall for twenty-five years,
and can cut up veal as skilfuily and
rapidly as any man. Mrs. Barker is a
third meat merchant, who has been in
her place twenty-six years. She sells
veal and mutton. Women used to de-
pend on the butcher to select their
meat, she says; but now they read the
market reports in the newspapers so
much that they can do this for them
selves as well as the dealer can; they
know about the price. too, from the
same source. Newspapers are bless
ingl