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ARuL IN ST. LouIs.
AhNb Nv 81 hOhios
semethlng About tho Mound City's Publi'

Something About tho Mound City's public
-. Parks-The ExpoHitlon, Etc.
NNsNv 6,uIs, Nj, Aug. % vi Correspond
enNe.l-Your Little Rock correspondent
sA,ill sclourning in this great metrop
''s and having fine time seeing the
elephant. think no city IN the world
can offer greater park attractions, Fair
mont park In Philadelphia briug, I hn-
ueve, the only one larger than 81. Louis
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Col, Pratt has taken another lease OF
Barnum's hotel, Second and Walnut
streets, -. Louis, aud will renovate and
improve it IN u manner that his long eS-
prricnce as hotel keeper will dictate,
Comfort and economy are cardinal
virtues at this popular house.
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3. p. ROWE. BNMADpox,
Ho for Mineral Wells
faIn rinio Oonniy. Terna,

fao flnbo OouhtSi hehhA.
H.IP. ROWEA co.'s Daily Stage, Omnibus
aud Ha'k Limo TO and from Mineral Wells
aid MillRan. conHecting closely with NIL
ninr. We have only hrst-clasa outfits, strive
b, please aud guarantee satisfaction.
.lN efy a. Il feet stable In conu ectlon. Good
attention given 10 transient stock. Special
induN meuia onered In the transfer Of com
r,ey-l,. lo.l and stssrs 10 any rart oi thi
c. uip
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The action at Carriers Little Liver
Pills IN pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver aud reg
ulato tho bowels, but do not purge.
They ara sure tn please.
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lutiCllra.
Infantile Blood Purifiers and
Skin Beautifiers.
A Positive Cure for Every Form of Skin
and Blood Disease. from PIN
pies to ScrofuIa.

TNFANTiLE and Birth Humors, Min
L Crust, SCALED Head, Eczemas and every
torm OF Itching, Scaly, Pimply, Scrofuious
scalp. with loss of Hair, from Infancy TO Az,
cured by the CuTICURA REsoLyENT, the new
blood purifier, Internally, and CUrIcuRA and
CUrICuRA SOAP. the great skin cures, ex.
ternally. Absolutely pure and safe, and may
be used from the moment of birth.
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SHERIFF.

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed TO announce the name OF w. II. W.
SMITH Az u candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas
oounty, nj the ensuing November election.
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iuihett'r tOcOatnt
Soltens the hair when harsh and dry,
Sonthes tho irritated scalp.
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
Promotes its observation-disclosures growth
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNIvERSITYo of the SOUTH

Ia located at Sewanee, Tennessee, upon tho
Cumberland Plateau, 1900 feet above the
sea level This school, under the special
patronage OF the Bishops of the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN the south and South
west, offers the healthiost residence and tho
best advantages, both moral and educa-
tlonal, In Its Grammar School and it's COL
legiate and Theological Departments For
the special claims OF his University for pa
tronage, apply for documents to the Rev.
Tolfair Hodgson. ID. d., Vlce-C Chancellor,
Hnwanee, Tennessee.
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boarding pupils az the Dallas Female
College will be accommodated with
hOme-like ap,rtmchts.
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The Select school nj the Ccdars, tifti
year, opens September IL, 1884. Full
corps o( competent aud experienced
teachers.
NJ r. NJ. MIE"s. Prtncipal.t.
Hli Coraicana strea
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photographs.

For the next thirty days will reduce
the price oi my best gilt, bevol-edgn CALI
met photographs, TO 80 per dozen. This
great reduction will last only thirty
days. j. II. Webster. 70l Elm street,
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SOUR LITTLE ROY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebblns, Beicher.
town, Mass, write: "Our little bow was ter
rlbly afflicted with Scrofula, salt Rheum and
Erysipeas ever since hewas born, and moth,
ing we could give him helped him until we
tried CurICuRA REMEDIES, which gradually
cured him until he is now as fair as any
sl.t
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NThe postmaster ut New Baden, Robert
son county, Texas, writes, that Mr.. II
Kegler and Mrs. Mary Smith, were en-.
tircly cured of rheumatism by the use ul
st. Jacobs Oil, the magical pain-reliover
80 cents a hottie,
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Tho solid English branches are emphn
sized at Dallas Female College.
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"a TERRIBLE CASE.

Charles Eayre Hiuke, Jersey City Heights
y. j., writes; "My son, u lad of u years. was
completely cured of n terrible case OF Eczema
10y the CUrICuRA REMEDIES. From the tor
ufhis head to the soles OF hls feet was on,
mass of scnbs." Every other remedy and
physicians had been tried In vain,
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"MORKS TO A CHARM,

j. 8. Weeks, esq, Town Treasurer, st. Al.
bans, VT, says In a letter dated May ~: at
works to charm on my baby's face and
head. Cured the head entirely, and has near
y cleaned the face OF sores l have recon-
mended II To several, and nr. Plant has or
dprpI II fnr than
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Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, hed-bugs, rats.
mice, gophers, chipmunlSs, cleared out
I by "ROugh ON Rats IL cents.
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COUNTY rToRNEY.

XVEAREAUTHoRIIEDTo ANNOUNCE
w Q. II. CLINT Ms II candidate for rec &C.
lion 10 the office OF County Attorney at the
ensuing election.
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Removal,

Dallas SchuA OF Music and Art has re-
moved TO its new quarters, corner Elm
ard Sycamore streets, over the post
| Office.
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Our connection with tanners and manu-.
facturerp best enable VA TO compete in pricte
with Galveston. Now Orleans and the entire
south.
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COUNTY CoLLEuToR.

urE App AIITuopIZFn M An
w nounce Mr.. q. Is. GILLESPIE as u cam
iidate for reelection 10 the office OF County
collector,
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FOR PALE, LANGUID

rVh ALb, bANWUlu
lEmaciated children, with pimply, sallow
skin, the CUT1CURA REMEDIES viii prove q
perfect blessing, cleansing the blood aud skin
Of Inherited Impurities, and expclling the
germs of scrofula, rheumatism, consumption
ana severe skin diseases,
Sold everywhere, Price; CUTfcuRA, 20 cts
REsoLvENT, 81; soar, % cts. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
send for elbow to Cure skin DIsenses"
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(NE ARE REQuEsrED TO ANNoIJNCE
w j. @, MCCART us . candidate for Con
table In Precinct No. l.
WE ARE EQuESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" JONI OVERLAND as a candidate for Com
liable In Precinct No
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AMERICAN COPYING CO.,

IS GENEsEE STREET, AUBURN, NY.
Splendid Portraits, In all styles, made
from any kind OF small pictures. Reliable
Agents wanted. Profits large. send for
cntnlnrne and terms.
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| WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case OF the following diseases which
ne medical fraternity have pronounced in.
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CONSTABLE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" w. L. STRANGE as u candidate for
county ludgc NJ the ensuing election.
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CLni,iN.
FLOATER.

w FARE AUTHoRtzEDTO ANNOUNCE
w I. Il. u. ANDREWS us Floater from the
counties of Dallas, rarrant and Rockwell.
WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w M. >. Austin, of Rockwell, as a candi-
date for Floater for Dallas, Rockwall and
| Tarrant counties.
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drop IN as uu,,s.aslo = .o-aay.
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LEGISLATURE
COUNTY TREASURER.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce MIR. II. ID. LANGLEY as u can
iidate for County Treasurer OF Dallas county.
Electlon In NOveInhrr.
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BAIRD's BULLETIN.

Every smoker SHOULD try "Littl,
JOKER"
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WE ARE HEREBY AUTHoRlZED M
w announce Colonel w. NJ, EDWARDs ~
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19
4 y INTFRREGNUM.

In former days no barber Spain considered his eu-
cation complete until he had made the tour of all the
principal cities i'll the kingdom He was then fitted to
pursue his avocatons Of barber and eech in his native
town by virtue of the variety knowledge absorbed in
his travels for the information thus acquired was
extensive with that pertaining to his profession through
out Spain In quite years custom of tall
ors and cordwainer IN this country pursue the same
Course of education but introduction of the sewing
machine was the death blow tranpng and there ex-
lists no longer ''casion" for frequent fitting
Whoever is content with local knowledge must
Of necessity be left in the the of progress
In order TO fully inform himself Of the state
of the profession my cutter will be absent this
week for the purpose OF interviewing trade III the
northern cities and Of absorbing all that is really good
as well as Therefore interregnum prevails in
the tailoring department this week. 50 far as all new
trade is concerned The old viii be accommodated if
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19

Those Charged with the duty OF reporting On the
sparrow question" at a meeting to be held at the
muse':In OF natural history in New York on the
2sth Oh September, ask the public 10 aid in the task
oy furnishing Information On the subject. They
say 1--WE now want all that can truthfully be said
In favor OF the English sparrow. Evidence of the
opposite character Is received in great quantity
The inference 70 be drawn nom this remark Is that
there IS very little to be trUnuIy said in favor OF
the bird, and great deal against it That is tie
general verdict in Washington, at all events We
are bound to say. however that the caterpIlars are
not nearly plentiful destructive to foliage here
as they used 70 be before the advent OF the noisy
quarrelseIre, and dirty little nuisance; though
whether this Improvement is due their efforts In
that direction, or 10 other and natural causes it Is
a little difficult 20 deter!HiLe.-vith the weight of
scientific opinion probably IN favor OF the latter
view. Ii may be observed Il, this connection Also
that the spaTrowS themselves are not as plenty in
the city as formerly. For this state OF things two
explanations exist. They are slaughtered by gIIn-
ners and boys FOR food purposes and they are grad
uslly working their way into the country. appar-
emily extending their area OF occupation Us well as
Increasing their numbers ea n year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19

1nt'e II s0od deal of fun being poked by the
newspapers 1T the Washington school trustees bo
accepted and thanked tine donor for a plaster clcr
bust OF stephen Girard-sent out as sort M adver
Using de7ice by fire INSURANCE company of phil
adeiphia bearing that ne,-under the f,nnrss-
sion that IL was Of bronze The transarrtnn roesn,
reject Hiuch credit on the art knowledge Of our
school authorities. II must De said but it was made
iespet'aoie oy the action OF Congress q few gears
ago In a case somewhat sin ar In cbarsc,.r -
body. II VIII BE- remembered Paid So 90 To- cact
Iron fountain piece believing 1t 10 be OF bronze he
cause The surface had been treated 20 rey-ese ),
thai metal. ~
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L may be douotea whether the teiegraphlc rs.

II may be douored whether the Geographic re-
port o. the conference said TO have been held in
Indianapolis yesterday 10 determine what course
h.ail be taken by the democratic party managers
In the matter CT Mr. BiainsS libel suit against the
ladansp polls Sentinel Is accurate in all particulars
1t may Wei be questioned, for example, whether
Mr.. Hendricks advised the carrying OF the war into
Africa, BY endeaSor1ng TO prove. If possible, the al
legation made. Mr.. Hentirfcks Is not the style of
man 70 recommend that course even II he believed
there TO be substantial foundation for the story.
Equally is Mr. McD0naliI's welLknowu sagscfty i'm
puSned by placing him in the attitude or counsel
i1s p0sfpOnement OF the trial until after the
election, hoping that then the suit would most
likely die natural death, "a after the result was
Known there would no longer be any incentive to
Keep the matter before the public" II Is always
good policy for the defence put off trial long
Is possible. for obvious reasons but IL seems hardly
creiblc that Mr. Mcdonald thinks this matter
could be allowed 70 die after the election. Mr.
blaine has put himself IN q position where he
must push the matter 20 d final ISSUE whatever the
result OF the election may he To allow the suit TO
die a natural death now would earn for the COM
piAinant the contempt Of al decent men.
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PIckrScs.

We could easily FIJI this side in little talk about Pick
been brought TO perfection, but would ratherwhch
we know will be niuch preferred by youcontine
selves to business and pick few choice morsels Of
our srse and varied stock which invite your kind
attention.
IT win strike yo eorcibly that our square solid brass
Cares at 81 ~ and 81 10
Our genuine Mexican Hammocks at S1s9
our al leather dOG bic shawl straps l9c.,
our close woven line Palm BASKETS at 49c,
cur handsomely Trained ClrOuOs at y9c,
our large travelling Bags at ~, 80 and 99c.,
o'f orass Cage springs with hahn at 15c,
our -s.Ige and handsome shopping Bags at 99c,
our fold!ng leg Cutting Table 3 Lag.
Ouf cIcciient Office Basket
Jur nnr EIgrsvngS handsome Oak Frames at 03c
cur al bristle Han. Brushes at 4gc
our otautifili Picture Frames at I9c,
our lovely SHter-plated Butter Dish at 99c.,
Our tine silk Plush Frame at 4gc
Cur ei'ienoid Cups and sa31cers at Sand 40c
Our larxo variety o. Rush Baskets from loo up.
our boys Oak Wagon at 3ac
Cur Rattan Baby Carriages from So up
Our Rev Desk aud slate combi.ir,i AT et9r
Our fine gilt framed large Chrome at q IL
our set OF SIX Ivory Handle Knives al y9c
our excellent 5-bOttle Caster at Ygc
Our hand painted Bambvo Scrolls at o5c
our wood painted Splasbers at ID and lyc,
Cur wood painted liable Mats Sc.
Our hand painted Bamboo Splashers 4oc
These are only few things we picked ont Probable
You VIII see hundreds of others which will strike you
perhaps. as more attractive desirable and equally
as cheap.
H. SILVERBERG & CO.,
au13 10 .rH STREET NoHruvrsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19

In another column weil-hnown citizen calls the
Commissioners sharply TO account for permitting
The telephone and telegraph companies To plant
Their huge and dangerous poles IN The public alleys
In way To damage property and render stables
and other buildings on the alleys useless 10 the
owners. There IS undoubtedly reason for this COM
plant TIE STAR has more than once called aJten-
ton 10 cases where the telegraph companies have
been permitted 10 erect these huge tree-trlnhs,
ahs1rdly called poles along public alloys, in
utter disregard OF the rights Of the hOUsehOlderS
adjacent Probably II the eases were carried to
the courts the agl,rieyed parties could compel
the removal OF these poiss, but tHey should
not be required 10 90 70 this expense and trouble
for relief II is the duty o. the Commissioners 70
protect their interests in the rSt Instance Really
no more poles should be erected In the city but in
any event. when permission is given for their
erection the Commissioners should see that the
pole men not permitted to plant them where
they choose, but should prescribe their location at
points where they Will be as little OF a nuisance as
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19

The rapid development OF manufacturing inter-
ests in the south produces u tendency among those
with money Invested Ill them towards the republic
can party because it is aVOwedly for protection 1t
Is not likely, however, that this tendency is strong
enough this year 70 tel with much effect upon the
result. In that section, Of the presidential
election There Will lie IN some states per-
haps, visible increase OF the republican vote
and corresponding decrease OF the democratic
vote. but the change may not be sufficient to re-
verse the political power OF state. In Virginia
and North Carolina the conviction that protection
Is essential 20 successful prosecution of manufar-
turing has 4 pretty strong hold upon the people
The most prominent democratic leaders of Viz
gihia warned the party convention al Chicago that
no ticket could carry the state ON free trade plat
FORM The chances are that this sentiment will
grow, as every thing points TO a continued Increase
OF factories in the south. and perhaps bv 1889 those
most clamorouS for protection Will come from thar
eectiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19

Washington city has for some time had tho
distinction OF being the most attractive meeting
pace IN the country for ali sorts pr boitcs- and
now IL seems that Us fame Is extPnn- throuvhour
the world London caolegram saws that IN The
FACE OF the competition Of Berlin, 81, Petersburg
ahc otAeF Earopoan cities. IL HIS been decided "a
noo the next meeting OF the International Medical
SonGyreSS IN Washington
NO Pent 1P L. :. A. contracts our movers
But the Whole bOuadiesS, uniytrse - nurs
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II e n y l u G.,
{ L o T II I z r,
aul9

DORTRAITS OF PRESIDENTIAL AND VICE PRES
Il identiai Candidates oil coiors, painters
vas. made transparent glass by new chemical
process feet high 10y fee. wide per Dozen S12 ID
inches hh b. IA inches wide per oZn SO: IS inches
hsh 10y IS inches wide President and Vice President
ONE Si!eet per dozen. 80 81 feet high by pa feet wiie
less highly CUiored, Dozen S2 feet nix by feet
wide transparent crayoD painting pen dozen. 80 Dec
GRATED CaIes suits SHIRTS Caps Ike samples seat c.
q. Il. Send cash with orders Uuder SO. Agents for
states and cities wanted A. II. CERT, Painter and
Decorator, 2u4 Ezst lid street, New York, 1t
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According 10 telecrapIsic SUMMARY ~ the hot
ing IN the principal cres or The Union I'm the ,;K
'orS Times, sporting nen regard Iae presl 10 n,tal
contest az very close The betting so lar has bepn
Aght witk very little odds given on either =, e II
i rather 100 early For even sporting men, s,ho are
supposed 70 have keeneF perCeptve faculI les than
Noyenbfr e "a
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School OUrr1rs.
SEATON PERRY.

SEATON PEK1Y,
SUCCESSOR 10 PKHHT 3 BnorRDn
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTHT1ON. Oh
PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND ALL WHO Ar
70, FITTING 0IT CHuDRxN
FOR RI sfHGM2 d,, TS o Hls p u LARGE STOCK
LUPINs CELEBRATED BLACK And COio8Rp
CASHMKRES FkON Soc. TO a.
ALL-WOOL DRAP UALMAS AND CHUDDA6
IMPORTED JERSEYS FROM a. so TO al
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORTED WRAPS AND
JACKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
SILK: CHgDDA, CAsHMERE AND BERLIN sHAWIs
GAIZE, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WIGHT NRRINO
INDLEWEAR. ALL SIZES AND QuALrTIIB
9th, THAT TIC Gan sr gE RELIED ON TO wEAk
cry AND PERINOTs KID GLOVER
SILK, ALPACA AND GINGHAA UNBREILAa
WARMERS, THOMPSON'S AND FRENCH q n COR
GESTiSE HSfikLS WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLANNELS
MARSEuEES QUILTS, ATWOOD BLANKETS
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHIFTING LINENS
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, NAPKINa
TOWELS AND DOYLEYS.
SPECIAL BARaA1Na" lN BLACK AND cO1ORKD
RHA AZ ~ SGRAHs AND GRos-akA1N
swcHo1cE eooDa PLAIN FIGURES AID COZ.
sEAToN PERRY,
PWry Bufldfns
Eetabiished 1870 fau16I penns svenua cor ssh q
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Two prominent pers0nagts in the intellectual
circles OF Washington society were removed nv mo
hand OF death yesterday, in the Untirelv DEN, %
or DR.. j. J. Woodward ami Mrs. Mary CIernyoer
Hudson- Each had won G1StInctIoc in the f1el4f 60
lected for aoors and without FORGETTING In the least
degree The hold which rare social graces and o,arvn
ing traits Of character had given them In a wide
circle OF devoted friends. both in Wash tngton and
elsewhere n The nted stairs, and in fore lands
Is wei Both VIII De greatly missed here and the
places they occupied viii be dificu!t 70 fiji
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Jrsr THE R,eHr TIME Fon Coor

thiicreny SAILOR SUITS. ase TO H. selling now a.
eoSus m i9r,r Pri 10 close out 81 Is 81 80
shirt Waist Rom I5s mp Boys Single Short ana long
PANTS. -ronI s'c Up ODDS AND ENDS in Rrok@n
suts a. hall lr1cs- Straw Hats almost .1yeri sway
Boots and Shoes al great reduction az ~"~''
JA > ~ sli-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-19

Commenting on the views expressed by THE ST Ar
The other day on the subject OF Mr. Blaine's action
for libel, the Boston Post says:
"IJ must be remembered that Biafua'S friend,
started this Kind OF warfare With the racft sane
t10n or their candidate. II the boomerang has mir
MN he Is the last man who should complain"
III the Posts statement be true all Tug star has
10 say IS that the doors OF the courts are omen as
Wide TO MI Cleveland they are to Mr. Blaine,
ana that IL IS as much hs duty as it Is Ir. Biaine,s
10 bring The slanderer3 10 punishment II possible
In all their efforts TO elevate the STANDARD, Of noltt
cal discussions both cantiijlC es Will equally have
THE STARS earnest support. Us it hopes they will
have that OF its esteemed Boston contemporary.
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DENTISTRY.

nR s. SCOTT.
- Would respectfully inform his friends and patrons
that he will resume the practice his profession ON
September LIST at 1907 L street northwest jy24
mr. STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND STREETS
LIN ". Filling a specially. also, the of tooth
ache without extracting A local snssthe THO used
the gums, alleyiates pain Of extracting. given
Charges moderate NJ
u ANDALL PARSONS. d. d s. OFFICE AND RESI-
1(dcnce 42S 7th W. Ballantyne's All branches
OF Dentistry ekiltuly performed given witt
pleasant results day might Ten years experience
nR. I. NJ. TALBO1T DENTIST. No. 4S1 7rH
street. three doors from corner T. Dentistry in all
its brenche& Teeth inserted 81 per set AL work
rantei ignl
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PROFESSIONAL.

The wise for health on daily walks depend-
LNASf FEET.-DR. WHITE, l4l6 PENN>lLgAN
IL avenue. opposite Williards Hotel. and IL North
Entaw street, Baltimore. Nd. Corns bunions clnb
aud inverted nails vascular eIcrescences and other all
ments of the feet successfully treated. DR. Whites
thrty-eghth consecutive year of ractice Office fee
81 sitting for putting the feet in order aull
MAk ROSS
RELIABLE CIAIRvOYhNT AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
can be consulted business and all affairs of life
khe has for one month, reduced her fee to 50
Residence, 1910 ll:h street northwest Hours from9
q. m to p. M. and from to 9p IN. nlhi4
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business confidential Ladies and Gsii-
tiemen 30 cents each zOe street. between 4 and 5th
streets northwest. 1rl4-Ggws