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Old sOreas orr the Rampage.
Tue high wind whist!ed around the chimney
tops ami steepies. ana blew bricks down INTO M,
street, soaring The people who walked below
SNOW. Sleet and hail drove into the faces Of thoS.
VINO dared expose themselves and made them but
ION 'helr coats tight around their threats OF
course there Were sore Threats and colds ana
o ' aha rheumatisaas the next day. But what
Mrle lhese 10 men and women who could step into
Pain Killer?
The Little Senator of yirpip,,.
I'm not feeling well.' said he TO a brother
nenber "Nen. then. Billy, drink Carstatrs Me-
IAN I co.'s orator MhiSkey. Its most effective
For sale everywhere.
Johnson. Restaurants.
81, ana 4i2 9th street: branch. corner 18th and F.
arr hou.eS OF merit Saddle Rock, roast and broil
cholce steam. New York Stews dc ali select LADIES'
large saioons attached. L. l. johnson. Prop
One Minuie.-The wonderful coffee pot, at
John H. Magrud"rS, saturday.
Prigg's Scve'ry STORE. Some beautiful
Styles In tn" one dollar window. Az Pa ave
Premature Loss of the Rsair
May be entirely prevented by the useof BURSErr's
COCAINE.
The superiority of Burners Faaror1no Extracts
CONSISTS In their perfect purity and strength
Hot Coffee at Magruder's. See especial No
tfce." .
So Won Will Find.
"BenSon'S Capcine Porous PIasters are I'm the
R H degree reliable, says DE-. kakon, OF New
York. &c.
''i<o"gh on Tooth&tiie, Instant relief I5c.
The Combination ef angrc.ttcnts
used in making Crowns Bronchial Troches is such
as 10 slye The best possible effect with safety. They
are the pest remedy In use for coughs, colds and
throat diseases.
The B"ss coffee pot saves fifty per cent
s'Rurhu-paiba,.' great kidney and urinary
CUE. 81.
j. NJ. Laroauc'. Elixer of Calisaya
Hank
Has, for more than hall century. ,,ean In ,zc nv
al classes OF people, and Endorsed / eminent ply
Slclans as the best tome ana iIv.-orator extant.
The weak. the nervous the deiilir5tpd an md If
TO give new lite. vigor and happiness. Particll-
iarly ladyS medicine. 81 a bottIa. Sold hv drug
glstS: W. T. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
hA iisoh S.feetS, Baltimore, NC tu,th,S-6m
Wells May-appie Liver Pills. Ioc and a5c
GalVanO.NAgEetIc Treatment
or DISEASE.
washington office tee:2L r street northwest
Consultation Free at Office or home az patient.
Physician from Baltimore In attend nc,, pg,.y dan
See BALTIC. SUI. for daily advertisements OF cures
Dr r. A PARSONS a. Co.
Nasaldine cures Catarh, for a5 cts I'm
Smokers try DIR. Carman's Dentalaid Wash
DIR. Carman's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath.
LANDLORDS Perfume. Eaenra
LundbOrS's Perfume, M3rechal Mel Rosa
LuHdbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
"Alderney Dairy WagUrs.,,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churle-l every morning
and delivered in haf-pound "Werd" prints, zoe per
pound Also Cottage Cheese, BlrterIlilk ana sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream lac pint
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LOCAL MENTION.
TI.e Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHT>gToS, u. =. Jan. n Isl $50 ann
For the middle Atlantic states rains turning
into snow. variable WfnlS. shifting during Friday
D. northweSterly colder weather. Preceded on the
coast BY S!EEt Use In temperature. falling f0-
lowed ~ rising barometer. Dn FRIDAY clearing
weather i Indicated for the middle and south Az
Entic an! east gulf states, Tennessee and the Ohio
de Atlantic states
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Let Us Have the ssNew Snow Law

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Ihave carefully read the article by "Pro Bono
Publico' in your issue OF the 22d instant, and am
unable to see the justice of his clam- that the
nne OF s. for failure to clean the footway in front
city lot within two daylight hours after SNOW
storm, and the proposed tax OF two cents per foot
Qinea for cleaning the after six hours is TOO
great. because the party interested could have it
done for twenty cents.
Now, the question IS not what the owner could
co. but what he does or DOES not do. He can easily
settle the whole matter by obeying the law and
the dictates OF common humanity by having it done
hlInSen at the enormous cost OF ten to twenty
cents, or do as do, get up early and warm up for
breakfast with stub broom and coal shovel By
cleaning my twenty feet OF walk and also eighty
feet or adjoining vacant lots owned by "Pro Bono
iuOilco. or some other unknown snow law OBJ
tector, thus banishing the ghost OF the horrible 81
llae and enormous forty cent tax Which disturbs
the dreams OF P. B. p when lie strives to save his
paitry twenty cents and compel his netghbors to
W;:liow through his particular snow-drift.
AS we have NOW no law which reaches the vacant
lot (Which this appears to do by all means let us
have this one,-doubIe and treble the tax for sec
ond and third ct1enses as 1 see that owners Of
large ana corner lots claim 1t Is cheaper to pay the
me tilan 10 clean up. PEG LEG.
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HELLO. where are you going: We're going TO the
National U, no: don't let Us go there. Let us go
10 SCOTS Beehive We : . 9Th street ana have Il
game OF pool Best pool room IN Washington; good
wine and liquors and plenty oi good things 10 eat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24

Hon VIM. b. Allison was yesterday reelected to
the United States Senate by the legislature Of Iowa
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One MINUTE coffee and tea at Macrudera

Buy B. II. Douglass & Sons CapSicum Cough
Drops for Your children: they are harmless pleas
Ing the taste, and Will cure their colds d. s and
Trademark every drop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24

PHOTO6RaPHS--Every sitting taken by orr fn-
stan-aneCuo process 1lO9 Pa ave. Nets kenlethyS
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A WOman's Ideas on the Temperance
Question.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
have been present at a few temperance meet
ings in this city, and have heard a great deal of
abuse OF the liquor dealer, and but very few exhor
tations to the liquor drifEer to give up his habit
OF drinking and reform. think Ii the demand was
diminished minis he the supply would naturally decrease
] think these emperance folks begun at the wrong
end, and that If they would try to reform the
drinker OF liquor as hard as they are abusing the
liquor dealer they would reach their object quicker
and by a better way. They seem to think that he
alone is TO blame forgetting that If he had no Gus
toners he could not sell, and that he is only sup
as myself do not use liquor at all, either as bev-
erage or medicine, but think II these people
would try to make those who drink liquor see how
terribly wrong it Is to that which steals away
their Senses ruins their lives and the happiness Of
all connected With them, 1t would be better way
doing what all business men do-supply What they
see a constant demand for. Abuse is poor wea-
pom to fight them with, but get up meetings
and draw the drinkers in, and reform them, and
the liquor dealers occupation will be gone. J. R
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"Benson's Capcine Porous PIasters are in tn
highest degree reliable, says DE-. Kakof, OF Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24

PAIN Is THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System and barishes
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR % CENTS. Itsu-
initiates Pain, vitalizes Weak and Worn Dat Parts
strensthens Tired Mmcles prevents Disease and does
more in half the me than any other plastr in IN.
world Sold everywhere ,aol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24

JoaNSoS'S RESTAURANTS. 40 and 4i2 9Th street:
branch 18th and r. High grade oysters speciality.
Ladies large saloon attached.
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EleOmargarine W.. Butter.
To the Editor of THE EVENING SrAR.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The great quantity OF eieomargarine now In the
market, good samples OF which may be found upon
the tables OF many Of the hotels and restaurants,
makesit desirable that the average housekeeper
should be able to detect 1t easily. Several tests
have lately been published, but Ihave not seen the
one used by myself as q primary test and, unless
quantitive analysis is required one that Is sum-
Gent, 50 give 1t for the benefit of your readers
Take small piece OF beef fat, clean and white from
a steak; drop piece the size OF a pea upon hot
stove cover, and smell OF the smoke that arises
this to nix the odor OF burning beef at-so as to be
able to recognize it. Then drop upon another stove
cover piece OF the socalled butter, and smell the
smoke OF 1t, and, II eeomargarine, the odor win be
identical with the first test Then, to make the
test stronger, drop upon another hot cover bit of
pure butter-n you can ind it-and the OdOr will
be found entirely different from the two previous
tests, and one easily recognized by any cook as
"burnt- butter" OdOr
=. AS matter Of precaution. it may be well to say
that, at this season, piece OF very fine looking
butter, beautifully colored rather fresh to taste
and having no particular flavor, is at once open to
suspicion, unless you Esa0lo your dealer.
CHEMIST
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~ A 7 A B 3 Il

sANFoRp's RADICAL CURE
TIE GREAT BALSAMIC OSCILLATION OF WITCH
Hazel. AMERICAN PINE CANADIAN FUR
MARIGoLD. CLOVER BLOSSOM. Enc.
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of every
form Of Catarrh from Simple Head Cold or Influenza
to the Loss of Smell. Taste and HEARING Coush Bron
chitas and Incipent Consumption Relief in five min
utes in and every case Nothing like it. Grateful
fragrant. wholesome Cure begins from first applca-
aon and is rapid. radical permanent and failing
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one package forming
complete treatment. Of all druggists for 81 Ask Tor
SANFORDS RADICAL CURE
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL, co BOSTON
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NAY De entirely prevented by the useof BURNETr's
COCAINE
Tie superiority OF Burners Fyarol.fno Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24

THE MASONIC VETERANS ASSOCIATION. - The
Masonic Veterans association last evening elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows Gen. Albert
Pike. president Hon. ". w. Upton, first vice presi-
dent; C. W. Bennett. second vice president; Win. NJ.
Irelanb. secretary; +. l. Stevens, treasurer; John
X. Thompson and VIM. s. ROOse stewards.
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''ikOugh on Tootha5ile," Instant relief ,5c.
The GOES bifaatiOn oS lv.--pstiorrS

USED IL making crowns Bronchial Troches is such
as 10 give III" best possible effect with safety They
are the best remedy in use for coughs colds and
throat diseases.
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CITY ITEMS.


Twenty-Five Cents
rs not fortune. yet il buys DIR. Bulls Cough Syr,,r
Which never fails 10 cure
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ADIES. Use WHITE CLOVER FACE POWDER,
IL a. II u the best and entirely harmless
jAl5 KAHN p.l,,r,o-.
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Premature Loss Of the Hair

riggs Scsy-e'ry STORE. Some beautiful
Styles In the one dollar window. AZ Pa ave
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PROPOSITION MADE TO ESTABLISH BANDS OF MERCY
IN THE SCHGOIS-THE LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CASDI-
DA-Es For TIE tCHERS POSITIONS-sALR OF USELESS
SCHOOL PROPERTY RECOMMESDED-THE USE OF
SOFT CoAI. N SCHOOL FURNACES.
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ST. VALENTINES DAY is very popular with all
hence the beautiful Line or CARDS ut ChapmanS Book
Store, 915 Pa ave.
EIEsiGHT fitted Hemplers, op.ician, National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-24

The B"ss coffee pot saves fifty per cent
ssuchu-paiba,'' great kidney and urinary
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TIE STxTp DISTRICT REprBIICASs-The 9th dis
t:ict r'pub.icanS squeezed themselves into the
tdthoil, hall on 18th street, between and NJ
northwest, last evening. and elected the following
delegates 10 the central committee: William T.
PAYNE. 1hO,n3S I. Harris and William L. Riley: al
t6rn,teS- IRA Noseby and Perry Wilson. Speeches
""ro' made by MeSSrS. II. II. Freeman, George w
Stewart, Gilbert l. Joy and W. II. Barker. The
meeting was short.
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District Government Affair.".
MISCELLANY.


The District Commissioners have appointed
James r. Callan to be an additional police private
yard
AT the request Of Col. A. F. Rockwell, Samuel
ConnOr and c. +. Torrey have been appointed as
special policemen. They are draWkeeperS at the
AnacOStia bridge. They can now make arrests for
fast driving over that bridge
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSle:-Daniel Smith, re-
pair brick south side Ohio avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets; $780, A. T. johnson, trustee erect
a hall southeast corner l4th and streets south
east; $500 J. II. johnson & Co., erect eight dwell
1ngs south side street southeast; s., 500.
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TIT GEgNaS ORPHAN AsYLUg.-The annual re-
POI, OF The Washington German Orphan Asylum,
winch mas Just been issued. shows that the total
ICS-pts IOr The year were 100, and tn total
eA.Ilsts s6ik2 30, including payment NJ $500 To
te Tue Release OF deed OF trust on the ass lulu
ass,.lL . ing ioli0Wing gentlemen were appointed
committee OF ways and means with th, powers of
a. a. eAecCtlfe committee: Hon. Simon Wolf Dr.
Wa'Ti, Messrs John l. Noigt and John f. Wise
- Lss.h:ih h2s been elected president OF the
LIhs auAlilary aid society, and MIS- POesche pres
loeht OF the ladies' sewing society.
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The Little Sena.or ns Ns-,

IN hol lt''!lhg WELL said he to brother
member. "NeIl. then. Rily drinl, CsrStairs No
Sai CO.'S Orator MhiSkey. Its most effective -
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pne Min's'e.-The wonderful coffee pot. at
,ohn H. Magfud"rS, saturday.
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JOhnsOn's ytesraur,utS.

$50 ana Az 9Th street: branch. corner 18th and F
arr houses OF merit Saddle Rock. roast and broi
choice steam. New York Stews, all select Lade,
large SaioonS attached. T. l. johnson Prom
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'-PEENCF METHUsALEM. 1.-The Queens Lace Hand
IerChief, which has been very well received at the
National his week. VIII give way this evening 20
prince hethii>ais!i. smother recent musical sue
COS Tie good singing, goO1 acting and elegant
costumes Insure It's success mere beyond ,:Oubr. 1t
VIII Il" repeated tomorrow night Al the SatuT-
DAY matinee 1.-The Queens Lace Handkerchief will
rt again presented, and in the evening 1.-The
Princess OF IrebiZOnie" VIII be given.
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The VETERANS GARDEN PAHTY.-The garden
party o! the Union Veteran corps has proved so
successful that The veterans have decided to con-
uuue 1t on Friday and saturday evenings. The
masquerade will take place tonight. On Saturday
night the II mon Veteran cadets Will give an eyhi-
bi5ion drill, and 1t Is expected that the National
Rifles. Washington Light Infantry corps and CONT
ncntstlS VIII be present in uniform.
\ HCSBISp AND WIFE CHARGED WITH CRIME
ON the l2th OF this month Mr.. Alexander T. Beall OF
1871 81 street, West W aShlngton, reported at DO
Ice headquarters that he had gold watch and
chain. valued az $50, stolen from his bedroom
! ie case was put into the hands OF Detective Cox
Who arrested Fanny Scott. alias Fanny Jackson.
"a Coiored servant girl employed by Mr.. Beail on
suspicion. and locked her up about weei. ago yes
te.dty. The detective went To Baltimore and ar
rested The alleged husband or the girl John Jack
son, alias Frank Field who at the time OF his ar
RS w;> near the depot waiting to take train for
the northern part OF Pennsylvania He was brought
htrI Ia 'is city ana the watch and chain found on
his person. She IS charged with stealing II, and
he il charged with receiving IL. The were IN
definitely continued.
CONTINUED FOR WANT OF PROSECCTIoN-In the
Police Court this morning the following cases were
called Tor trial and continued FOR want OF prose-
cutin- officer: John Hess assault his daughter
Olivia :cSS; Ellen Ferguson. assault Sadie Moore;
Alice Forrest. cniorcd keeping vicious dog: Leon
ard StOrSc. assault on Hanna Johnson, on the I'D
worth az LADIES apparel; James Price. assault on his
Wife; Fanny Scott, alias Fanny jackson, grand
larceny oI gold watch and chain. and John Jack
Son, alias Frank Field, receiving stolen goods.
MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-The clerk Of the court has
ISSUED marriage licenses 10 Burgess Slander and
kS3 Johnson: Peter F. Hall and Alice c. Clancy,
DoCn OF Alexandria, Va: David Lokey and Nettlie
IS FLICK. both of Rockingham county, Va: VIM G.
Town aud Annie keppler; W +. Boyd and sara A.
belly oi Baltimore, Md; Richard j. COrcoran and
Crosby; W. e. Shaffer, or Philadelphia, Pa, and
Mamie Thomas, or san Francisco.
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Fresh Alderney Butter, churne.l every morning
and delivered in halfpcund Weird prints, soc Der
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, BatterIlilk ana Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream lac. pint.
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ktesyutg,I r,,,,,I nr.rn

The following statement OF william J. Cough
IN OF someryille, Mass, Is so remarkable that
we beg TO ask for 1t the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "ln the tall OF 1875 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by aseVere cough. j soon began 10 lose nv
appetite and fiesh / was so weak AT one time
that could not leave my bed. In the suIn.
mer OF 1871 was admitted 10 the city Hospital
While there the doctors said haa a hole I'm
my lett lung rs big as halEdolar. l expend.
ed over hundred dollars In doctors ana med.
ioines. Twas so far gone at ono time a report
went around that was dead. gave up hone
but friend told mo OF DIR. WM. HALLS
BAl'sAM FOR THE LUNGS. l Iaughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
got be tile % satisfy them, when TO my sur.
prises n d qualification, l commenced TO feel
better My hope, once dead, began To revive,
ana TO lay teel In better spirits than have
tho past three years.
IL writethis hoping you VIII publish Il, 30
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lung,
viii be induced 10 take DR. WM. HALLS
BALsAM tQRTIiE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 1
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that II has done me moro good than all the
other moaAanes have taken since my sick.
ness. My coush has almost entirely disap.
peared ana shall soon bs able To go 70 work. !,
sold Dy II. u. Cochran. lS7 North Queen street
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STATE OF NEW OAK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
ALBANY, April -, lsSj.
During my temporary residence here the
past winter, l contracted a severe cold, which
tor time confined me to my room and rem.
dered me untt to attend 70 my duties. / not
notonly suffered al the Inconvenience which
usually attend heavy cold, but was atiiictoi
with uRhtness IN the chest, accom- panied
with Il severe pain, which made breathing
diniclt and rest impossible. 1 tried the
usual remedies s-cough drops, cough cordi is
&c, but eceived no substantial Teliet until
applied ALLcoCK's POEous PLAsTERs, on my
back and chest
These l put on when retiring. and was de-
lighted to hnd myself much better the mex
morning. In two days l was well. Ihis, and
the experienced have had with Allcock's Plas.
ters in my family, has convinced me that for
coughs, colds, sprains. bruises, rheumatism
and local pains, Allcock's Porous PlasteTs are
the quickest anu most effective remedy OK,
tant. JOHN UOAG.
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Running on ono crop.

Germantown Telegraph.
II is satisfactory to know that farmers
have OF recent years grown wiser from ex
perience, IN not running their heads against
stone walls, by rushing largely into grow
ing q single crop because here and there
one has realized large profits from some
new and particular crop which has just
been introduced and for which there is a
demand at high prices. This has led
many into appropriating the greater part
of their land to the same crop, when, n
failure following or the demand for
the product falling off, they will
meet with serious loss. We have
known many who have been literally
ruined by entering largely into new
things, merely on the reports received
from distance, which had no foundation
in fact or from the swindling advertise.
ments Of sharpers, who have scattered far
aud wide villainous reports of enormous
sums made from the cultivation of some
new crop, the seeds, or bulbs, or tubers or
plants of which they have largely imported
from Europe, Asia or Africa, specially
adapted to American soil and climate. Our
advice, which has been urged upon far
mers over and over again, has been, first,
TO avoid all these high sonnding things
from which great fortunes are to be
realized iu a year or two and second, TO
avoid the growing of special crops 70 be
cultivated to the exclusion of the general
and accepted crops of the times, however
inviting they may be, and TO go on with
their routine mixed crops, investing only
lightly in new and promising things il
order that If one or two should fail Others
will be successful, and thus always be pro
vided against misfortune. tbs tar better
IN fact, that we should prosecute nike
husbandry, for the reason that though "
may not make as much profit as from
happy hit of some special crop, yet "
shall be realizing, though possibly slowe
yet with far greater certainty and satisfat
tioD, moderate and steady profits.
Specializing in farming is like specula
ting in anything else-one may be yer
fortunate now and then but in the lon
run We are sure to come out the /" litt
end of the horn" and instead Of possessin
fortune will find oneself impOverisheC
with growing family upon our hand
aud be forced to look about to discOvl
some way to raise the means by which v
may be able-perhaps with poor chant
OF success-to start afresh in middle az
when by careful management We shou
have laid up sufficient to insure us at lea
moderate competency when old age sha
make it necessary for US To retire from tt
active ldbors of life.
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aanrasfer fnteIligenrer.
rarpAY rvnNrNo. MARCH ae. ,tei.
~. ,uOOpws To HIS MAZE.

rns 7ROOPER To Bls MARE.
wet girl that has borne me far and fast
ON paving hoofs that were never 10th,
Our gaiiop to-day may be the last
FOR thee, or tor me, or perhaps tor both
Az lighted yopr girth do you nothing dauntT
DO you catch the hint of our forming line ?
And now the artillery moves to the front,
Have you never a qualm, Day Bess OF mine ?
II IL dainty to see you sidle and start
A. you move TO the battles cloudy margc,
And To feel the swclls of your wakeDing heart
when our sonorous bugles sound charge !
And the scream OF the shell and the roar of
the drum
You feign TO be frightened with rogulsh
glance
But up tho green slopes where the bullets hum,
Coquettishly, darling, I've known you dance.
Your skin is satin, your nostrils red,
Your eyes are birds or loving girls;
And from delicate fetlock to stately head
A throbbIng vein cordage around you curls.
o, 10y OF my hearth ~ you they slay.
For triumph or rout little care
For there isn't IN all the wide valley to-day
sucn dear little bridle.wise Thoroughbred
mare
Charles u. Hdipine.