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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
Only for the use ofthe Sovereign

The Queen owns all the property at
Windsor Castle, Just as the Duke Of Mari
borough owns the Blenheim pictures.
Complete lists Of everything in the various
palaces are carefully kept by the officials
Of the Lord ChGmberlain's and Lord
Stewards departments, and nothing in
those lists could either be sold or given
away. II anything which belongs to
Windsor is removed TO Osborne, or any
thing at Buckingham Palace Is taken to
Balmoral, careful note Is made Of the
transaction, so that in the event Of a demise
of the Crown the article could be reclaimed
for the palace TO which It belongs. OF
course, at the same time, there Is a vast
amount Of valuable property which be
longs to the Queen herself, and which Is
at her disposal; but most Of this Is at Bal
moral and Osborne.-LgHdg8 zrfrh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

The celebration Of Mr.. Spurgeon's iftieth
birthday anniversary recalls the following
well-autt enticated anecdote, which has been
told already in The Manchester Examiner, but
is worth repeating again; In the early part Of
his ministry Spurgcon was asked to preach in
a neighboring village, and when be came on
the Sunday morning, Mr.. Brown, the pastor,
said to him: al did not know YOU were such
a boy, or would not have asked you to preach
for me- "Woll," he said, II can 60 back
"But," said Mr.. Brown, "thc people have come
from all parts in all kinds Of vehicles" and
then he put his hands under his coat-tails aud
asked what the world was coming TO when
the boys who had not got nd Of the taste Of
their mothers milk went about preaching.
However, he did preach, and Mr.. Brown
planted himself on the pulpit stairs. Spurge
read lesson from the Proverbs, and upon
coming to the passage, Gray hairs are a
crown Of glory to a man." he said he doubted
that, for he knew a man with a gray head who
could hardly be civil. But the passage went
on to say: "If it be found in the way Of
righteousness" and that, he said, was diff
ferent thing. When he came down from the
pulpit Mr.. Brown said to him: Bless your
heart, have been thirty years minister, and
was never better pleased with a sermon; but
you are the sauciest dog that ever barkcd in
pulpit" and they were always good friends
aftArward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

Sardines, 10 half and quarter boxes,
n. and r. Biscuits, Salt IN jars,
Castor OH ia Inns, Stearine Candles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

% sssS .'.sss.s. 90 5000 80 --~---
KhartOum and greatly encouraged the garri-
SIN at that place.
III C,,.J;. ,,,,;,.,,, has re,ebed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29
Needed Sevcatee. Languages.

II was at a dinner, mainly OF railroad
men, recently, where every body was called
on for a speech, Mr.. Simon Stevens, late
president OF the Tehusntepec Railway Il
Canal company, responded hnmorously,
and spropos OF a legal yarn that had just
been related told the following Az q true
story:
When l lived down in Pennsylyanis,
thirty odd years ago, knew James Buch-
anan pretty we'll. IL was years before he
prominent lawyer who prscticed
In the courts of the county. Ose
dsy he asked three or four Of his rich clients
homo with him IN dinner, among them
Henry Mussclman, thriving Getmsn
farmer from the next town. Judge Hop
kins, think, was at the tsbls that day too.
IL was hands Jme table; the tpe daru SIX
t4blecloth reached nearly TO tho floor.
They sd sill been helped to turkey, swoes
potatoes, cranberry suuco sud the trin-
mings, and were preparing to assault tho
repsst When Museel nsn, who hsd set his
plate very close to tho sdEs OF the table,
upsetit, hot g-avy and all. into his iap. nc
sprang up in modification ard anguish and
exclaimed: Mem Gort = Hinrel wish
[ vos ia Hellun minusel" and made for
the door, msppisg his hot fscs with his
in broken fashion. In another ir-
liant there was . s,nssd ttsrt OF
disnay sroasd the table - II hey
felt the fOundatons OF ne esvtA givins
way. For Mussslmsn. wAs esae n tow
on horssbsek, hsA sseiderks1y hssks1 Ais
spur firmly int NE tabecissh - ~ sarnsd
and ~ he rushed oas she Dior he dsa9sed
the whOIe dinner - he AoOf with . jerk!
When Buchanan had another dinnsr
cooked and Muaselmsn tried 70 apologies,
he said he wished 10 understood ssventesa
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A Cnrlen. CnIIIng.

There are various strange callings exer-
cised in great cIts by, which people earn
their daily bread, and that followed by
what IL termed The "Waksr-up' In Paris rs
one Of them. The wEkeff-ap are generally
old men past active work, aud the winter "a
their best season. Vince the nights ara
To- g aud the comforts OF warm bed are
apt to initiate srginel early rising. The re
vel lsur sets out between three and tour In
the morning. tnking his way through the
suburbs adjoining the forphcaiions mos w
inhabited by lnborers or artisans. His duty
Is 10 arouse those whose emil yment neces.
states their being up before day break, and
who. bal for his services, might very IRE
sueutly ovsrsleep themselves. He calls
tnen by lttering . loud vhooP or cry, and
waits before hose TO atsertain that 1t has
been heard, esther by the opening OF door
or window, or All answer within. livery
workman pays hin sou daily for his
trouble. The profession OF reveilleur.
though not of oourse very remunersuvc
one, enables It is strt,d, certain number
OF men, incapacitated for work by sdvane-
ing years.io provide forthemselves without
being dependent on tbs charity CT the pns-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29
LAST NIGHTS rINx

Last night at 0:J1 O'Clock eu alarm Of Are
was souudei, which proved 10 be in the
grocery store OF A. lhdor under me nid 81
Charles hotel, southeast corner Of jefferson
and Commerce streets. rhC fire Depart
msnt turned out promptly, but sy the
time q stream vas brought % bear almos'
everything in IN" 'tnr" rss consumer aug
that which was not destroyed vas damaged
by water
The ire was caused by the exf l)sion OF
Kerosene lamp. He rau down The street. To
give the slarm and when. ne returned the
store was envelopcd in flames. He esti.
mates hls loss ct $4,000 on which he had
s., 200 insurance VITA Carnes agency. lie
also Loot SIS, which was IN his cash drawer.
The building which is the property o, r.,
which is covered by insurance. The bald
ing 10 occupied by tenants, and W. L. hs-
ans Loaf several hlncred dollards worth oil
inturanca, while other tenants suffered
smaller sums.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29
LOCAL LORE.
TLe Republicans of Dallas have Called
q Convention.
Last Nights Ssorch-The Cattlensn's
CVnyentiea A Fiifal Female.
c,rv nrp,,nIICAN CONVENTION.

CITY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
As will be seen by the following call
made by the chairman OF the republican
executive committee OF the city, that party
is contemp plating pntting candidates IN shs
field Ut the approaching municipal tlec-
ton, The call reads as follows:
DALLAS, Feb. 2S.-Thers will be dele.
gated repu blisan convention for the city IL
Dali 81 In the City hall on, Saturday night,
March ~, 1884, AZ 7 O'Clock, for tho purpose
of selecting an executive committee for the
ensuing year, cousldsring the propriety OF
putting o ticket in the fed for the APP
prosching municipal election, and ench
other business as may be brought before
the convention. E,ch ward will identified
20 d W delegates, to be selected al u repuh-
licsn mass meeting In each ward on Friday
night, March 81, 1884, att O'Clock, nj the
following pisces:
First ward at citv ball.
Second ward nj Beats store.
Third ward Al etore corner HARDWOOD
street and R,ss avenue.
Fourth ward ~ Young's school house.
Fifth ward at g. roints grocery.
Sixth ward ut Richard Un's store.
Let every reputl can answer the call.
j. ENTITLED,
Chairman Rep Ex Uonn!itles.
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nnING THIN SALOONS.

Have vol any real good gin, tho gems
inc srlicl.s" inquired a rather seedy look.
ing individual OF asalooSif yesterday, as
he displayed 10 fan view OF taat parsonage
n card beariss the following menornnca;
HOne gallon OF gin, one gallon whisky, one
gallon peach brandy" Tho dispenser Of
the liquids assured him that he
had the very best made, and
when the su opposed purchaser asked to see
a sample aud took g,od-,izsd drink, he
never though, strange d IL. The party de-
ciared that IL was q very superior article;
and smacking his lips, called for sam plcs
of whiskey and peach brandy and swal-
10 wing healthy draughto OF each. he
rus he'd out OF tue saloon prsisins the
liquors to the skice, rem ArkinE that he
would 40 and bring biz juss and 1t was nos
upt gu hour bsd elapsed that the saloon
lot took a tumbls ~ his rsCke; and swore
like q sailsr. Ne WORKED n oumber OF gin
N Ills in this VAy,
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TIE Dutv - Saws.

We asked ysstssday who WIS be.eatted
by The duty On saww end We osn show ths1
Il Is not ths earpatE. Vsvty per s.rt ~
vslore~ Is tho duty, ssd tAis 10 ssld to be
levied ~ rees0VsssS 10 the saw Danufse-
,urers for the Snty they have 10 pay spes
ths imported plAts stssl non which tbs
sAvs ara cut. The nls ilwaxdness Of this
sxplasat - 10 BET spNAsss - ~ i.ss, I'D
q litds sxpsas1i.s 4 IL vi4 nss 10 s.y
hAru. vtils 1t aAy View ~ y trsss -
ports his plsss ssssl. makes Ne saw sd
dacss Il e ~ nsgkst. II ~ sx|Ss this
saw 10 sps~Has e<swsesk ~ May pav
sssl sfsAs dsey ks peid. X - saA y n
ne koos nsartse - y sAeweA - 6ev-
b>ex - nnss ssssa - III deAv - ~
ps1sAasR. AAEtnn eavs ~ lseOsly ss!A
4 CeasAa aad stA3 sslesiss = Uss& Dtt
sln = isv0 psiss Nm tAey -. -
kSasht ~ u ~ AD1issa D1ksts. Whs
psys he Aasy - ovx osvieusiy ~ a.
peater. Dvss ~ dSdvs Aay asvarAAas thss
vii. in whsle q N psss, cen RsnsAss hin
tsr shu eAasvss-[Nsw fsrk Herald
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IRON = : :s.,;' ni ss':'

paper clipping. Whatever lease the
government makes will contain . provision
that II shall terminate M soon - the pub
lie building 10 ready for occupancy. The
term OF four years 10 ussd IN tho advertise.
nent, because that 10 ususlly the shortest
time for which the post offloe dspsrtnens
leases property. THIS lease will In no vsy
Interfere with the construction 81 the pub
Ito building. The supervising architect Las
been engaged In the preparation OF
the plsus for the building three
or four weeks and thu per
spec,ivs IL now finished, II
has been submitted to the secretary OF the
the secretary OF the treasury and
postrn aster. general aud approved by each.
The working plans OF the suildlDg are beisg
prepared NJ rapidly ~ possible, AMI as
soon - they are ready dirt will he broken.
In q word the work has been actively com
Nenced In tho architects Office Ard will be
prosecuted without auy break
or interruption until the building 10 fully
Very respectfully.
OLIN WuILpORH,
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PROREssOR pMAHAHYN.


"It IL only q simple vase that ave In
my and said the professor. Is he stood
bowling and smiling before the audience At
the opera.house last night. And thls.'
he continued, sis only n cone OF paste
board: hollow, as you see, aud open nj both
ends" Here he held the paper tunnel so
that persons In front could see through ana
through II. There IL no arm In II: not
bit in the 'orld" and ~ the man Of illusiye
gifts stepped spryly back and forth, he
tapped the cone with stick he called bis
wand and il gave out that uDmistakable
sound that convinced everybody OF its
emptiness. Then he stepped
along his gang boards and entered
among the audience holding In either OF
hi, hands one Of the vases, 10 which no
called attention of several ant all, espeoi'
slly those who handled them, were con-
yinced that the vases contained nothing
inside them except n iitls dirt. On return
ing 10 the stsgs he III laced the vases upon a
pair OF triyets. and alter making lew
recromantic pssses he covered each vase
aud tripod, slternstsly with the cone ana
Instantly, instead Of the Dare and dreary
porcelain, two beautiful stands OF roses
we're pressbted in clustering richness,
white and red, irrah and sGee {, real f0ees
on bushes. HebDrroy we'd y half dol sr coin
from , gsntlem IN and caused II to leap and
dnnce aud answer iutsrrogati0ns accor ing
to the table Iappers method. without
attempting to follow the wonderful per
formAnce through IL would nevertheless be
unjust TO close without stating that he
gives fair, honest and mos: ENJOYABLE en- .
tert ainment and aided by Mrs. Pasrszyn,
litls Harry. his sou, and n set OF canary
birds and ring doves, Professor Pharuzyn
10 able to command pleased attention for
pair Of hour. on any occasion In any city
He rave away Q lengthy list Of presents
last night. or these were hams. cans o.
lard, sets OF table ware. washbowls and
pitchers and other useful articles. The CAPT.
hi prj,e consisted OF neat bed chamber
suite and this was drawn by Mr.. Fred Mel.
meysr on ticket No. %. Mr.. Neineyer re-
sides on the corner OF Wood and Houston
streets. A similar drawing will take place
t.,.nis lf
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Mr.. J. W. Isrpes vac has lived IN Wsos
lord county Ill his lie and 10 eas Of ia b y
aad Dost % bctata 81 ssns, hAs had feur Or
I've drseas, sosstssSd over = psrios OF
tAirty tsaIs. wsieA osvo bssn verified IN .
sssaotsl aasnnsr. He very sslfen G1sssas,
oss whss he has enc " HE psophst's
arsa.as { IN pressss him Greedy aAd he csr-
assnIy srsdisss Re ycr,sssSsp.
Ga uSskay EiSn. three weeks ago he
Z rss0ca To- 81 IA ssx a vtvia psxncr two
Azores thst ineiestsd shc rssait .; tho sos-
rtori,l rse- 81 ttssstort, ssd 't,sss hAuTos
we're o., 81, he former for M,cksuta AID
,ss ls.isr for Wliisss, Ne ~ont ~ Frssk.
-, ths pext risni aud tid C-gtAin Joe
elected by that vots, sad 10
she presence of half dozen gentle
msn wrote tbs vote on the Wall. Csptsiu
Bl.chbur ,xoressed much Coniidercs 10
AFR Harper's dream ana the resul. showed
him 10 bs correct. l. w,ll bs remeni bered
that the vote stood g 81 bus Rsprs,snta
" Harris had sent word 10 Is sckbutn
inst his vo's .houlI ho cas- Tor him il II
wa require, thus m,&,ug Blackburn
actual vote 81.
H. February when tha race-horse Lex.
instIp WISE two years old, Mr.. Harper
dreamed that he saw The greet race which
oJE place IN Lexington the blowing Nay.
H. drsaDisd that Day enrse ,i,h tour
ohi,s ices and li.tle ~Aitr on his nose
vks the winner. Tai. answers thu d-scr 90.
o. Of l.. xl, stJn exactly, although Mr..
h.r,ef a urv.r Seen him no. h..rd niA
q scrieed. lie dream. bst Joen
rps lrshman VAS second sri
BraiIey's vand.l disssse,,d. Ne vcot By
a. . \ a. rang ana told Brsdls, ana
Lhers 80 rt- rr.sn, ~acn Brs-ilsy 10
ussr.o: N, snrn id chuehL-besd
-urse ne that o. s.al VAndl" Zee rsss
cam. - tire nee ne l.e-~ snd vs1ltpu
.arct y rs Mr.. nsrs~ ed srsensd.
hsain, shss Lsnss.on ~ bar yssss
aid. ~ 80 - re- is sr~ss s.ahs rSss in
H-v Osle,as NJ asrpsr trs~~e1 n
hspe 10 ara aot Esos sssssA. - HAsA
iAnueg a,stanssl he bet Ne Nd oUaunl
Ase Dnford on ths r~ssa of tAs 49, -
| von "a, the sorrel horn prsWss - - lie
A s,sn vv.s ss,srs ". yer n a.,s,sd
rhet he va s~sAoG - s~sr~ pAsss -
~ I'D, wAsa ~ ssv r6Rss -. -
- -. s-s-ss . s,d %. - sssaaH
80 n sr~sA sst f>ss . ssos~ Il
s,trs~ n MAssy v's s~r<
~ 81 Esss.>.l sSrsy
as sraszg th-n 90. s.- Mo-. /. hvuiIs
80, % snsi 9 20 wiiias A-rp~. He
I N u.nt tas, Scse proved hi1ssif 70 bs 4, :
roevn Of the c,srg. sr7 vas hss-ss><. ".
toe tc,s dream ~ nis = sea f4sss,.
Trr weeks iatsr - w. sssRfiBS IN ths
ar.U Do, ne vas n b drs-u. che. he
see . nas via ~ !, svsil.s iss~ ssss har-
reel, D.. n. vent infsts- asNN asd M
his w-ss tss ssns.hiss go wrs1e - M.
cav, assr,sd b., hcrse asd rec 70 ssvn.
The Arvs shinG ~ ~ . 80 80 u naQoel
90 fss sssst usdw ssr-st. .nd e8oos dee
) wilhsa asspss's mcss. ~ - 49,
sos,s. ssosa, slothSaG. e., 80 - -
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ELOTSAA.

Boy tho yrn..rsl. soet
g. . Hunsasbas book svsry ias.
Rsak y. Mum. sign painter, ~ Nall
stsoss.
Ntsssasst al . oeots Per ps.sA, ~ 4.
. Ds0AAs's Rsosry sssss.
Pstilisus ~ bslaG cirsslsLsa sskag 49,
tsla passtss b pas iss a3TasA
Issu nsdisA aaA sv.gytsiae u ~ ~
sssy he ysl wASA ~ RsHAAss.
rhs ryrslsaa zsass VIII Ovs ansthss
ssIset ooaoert to-aixAtAt Mayors ssAbusa
nent.
ass wis whss ars al of tisa peopt::
ys,of Why to ed''Ia''" 1" - q ss"o
4, Oohn purchsssd, yss.esdav. .! F,ank
Cook ,sll iwo la.s Oh Canton street., LIZ BY
sil ss,, tor 500 ossh.
BIB Kaufman has = hen tSs: Ind two
goos-siss1 eyes ~ oss ti5,e. fhey wHs'
Bound ogs,ber oy ligAmefi'.
Go to John s.. Wtver far c,rissss, bug
g'.s. rnssiops. isrm and sprine wagons,
buck boarcs, hsndcsrts, wheelb,rft~s eta
II YOU owe TO hear sweet, wsr5l .. ee-
.ic,ous music, don III @ stt-ud Mayer
es'abi.n IN mt iU-uIght ana u"ar me fYrc-
lHaa t. upe ,-.-, -
y
-tofe On Elm st-eet isat evening me
thi.fhse Fet been approheutet.
N-t,i. Carnea WOMAN given tnsir1ng
drink wac tiiache red iu the Ci'y cnny YES
iertay morning gu condition thatshe iesv's
tho city at once, which the promifed z" a."
Toe exst-houBd passenger trsin over tae
Texas q Pscifc was three henrs lat. yes
tsrfay morning and the muddy condition
Of he ooschee ind .caied that o wreck hsd
occurred.
Order hnvs heen is.ued Tor the transfer
OF Cunningham end Brafy. the reunsssse
fliici, Aislilprs, captures here ~ the
Fedenl authorities, TO Nashville, whore
Tbs hsi-s 81 the Fsvs PrseSytsTisa
oAurch VII g,Vs ~ sn1vtdaas-t duvag
Shc sstt'emeu's ses vsrtion, beeSrinD 40
The evvufpR d tbe iiih, cad ocuHr utQq
ShronsA the Nh. DE nssess Of risss III
n : plsapuvs N bs ssM - DssA quietly
Will. you Do yonr vine or smoke yous
nrsv. Ysu - esd shs vi beSs pilos
tS,, tsrd a Ord's Plsys. IN rAnv sFWA
xrers roe WI be uissly trested BY 49,
&c uii,orr 0ar~QR.
M. A. Z Hurt, os ne new En -
RuIl \ p-sysuvv. retuvsss Hcreey 80
IN E.r rsrA vhsys =. scsn% 49,
10 srsv-Ns - Ne psse. Ne st.s s>csvsA
~. .rs;vsvs scsssy for Dailss q ne ssis-
orss,-o Duslsp hsS.
G.~e sssus tss wsA -k,svn bihi.rdiss
- - sSsres Of the td1fised ball a the
p-~rS Of fru4s o,ssa. yhish y y rsnnis 9
% odd suessss. Ne 10 sskps vlsAeee
:, ~ cssmvssas Of The css - - me 49,
S;.l,srassf In sbe seass. While ne &C. s0s
~ .is~ine = 49, Who lovs - red ~
sS.sS~ n Sossrusasvs q veil - inbsfeestsG.
~, lie suUsrvisiss ~ hall Will 80
~ soe hs 4 Vosise@ly = hone 80 -
ssssSs tSs hapVy fasalty a oskias ssesss
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PERSONAL.

Colonel 0eorse Noble, OF Lawrence, Kan.
sas. 10 at the Windsor.
Charlie Purcell has returned from . visit
10 Bardsto wn, Kentucky.
N m o.,n.,, and p R,,au.. NJ No
Kinns. ~. ,s.;.ss,.., -, ~. Windso,
Colonel ". u. Ward ana q, a. nem'S sns
vile, OF Jefferson, arc guests Of me WIND
sor.
W. NJ Word, route aren't on the TEXAS 4
Pacific road. Between Dallas and III Paso,
Is la the city.
A. W. CbiIdre,r ot Duke Of Durham
f,me returned ve,tsrday from a tour of
sonthern TsIss
49,, r. st,,. -,
=. csoiou.i d ~ yea, PIon nsh o'r.sn y,
w yv"r'svWn, .'ps III" o'o'"''' NSP'"'"
W, w. v'", ., "'' c''y'
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oHE MAD A FIT.

leila Jones. y oslorsa cyprisn: ives ar
raigped in The ci,y court ysstsrdsy NOM
ing to answer ~ the charge oi v.grhssy.
Her a,tornsg moved for a onntinuancs
which his homer Was net macn inciinso 10
grant. However, at this jnncixre OF tns
proo.ed,n.., whe her i.ighed OF genuine,
she fell over in f.. ara j, took foar police
men 10 no hrr. rne csse continued
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Poksr-Piayiag ~ Wsshinytsn-

Psksr. plsyirg iE sss VI .ss tvorfs d.
vsrsioss u WsssiAssos official liz There
AZ, tvo club is lhs var SspsstGAAt ior
ftissdly gases. sssrsssrJ LiAosls be-
louss 10 the sss ,has hss avusral Ne
K ssvsr Coz It's kssA. sr. Linssla 10 ssid
to pl.v very sssady, o-rsfal aAse:
sisss GsesrA SasriAaS's Irivsl y sscosd
elmo hss sssn formed Sheridan isa vary
slrsng player, p!sytoA much ~ he fsugst
With grsst deal of decision and dash.
Colopsl Mike Sheridan, the poet OF ira
Gsna,al'ss,ir "a sl,os very yoof playsr.
rbs mrst ac,i,. and enihaSsstia OF tbs
afie.al pass- clubs, however 10 in he po1t'
otflca dspsttnsnt ind aArt'. Gresham,
inner and na.ton sts 'ne three leading
PLAYERS. Judge Graham pisrr very
level headed, % ,sfnl game. but Frank Hat
son il considered the best player in tho
deuartp1sut
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Cedar WORKS nursed.

RIcHulyp. VA, Feb. 2S.-Ths cedar
works IT Guiedinta have burned. Loss.
$40 90: over 100 men and women are
thrown out OF employ Tho hJing
sparks set fire 10 several
buildings, al OF which were saved except
g. Is. stacey's skuck factory, which was
entirely consumed. Loss, sic coo. Tha
Cedar works company were insured tor
over $40 600
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Ladies' should reliecs we'll before using
any preparation that is applied TO SO deli
cate a surface as tire skin. Any cosmetic
will at first impart besuliiying effect and
not apparently injure the skin, put 10
very short time little blotchcs aud discolor-
atoms appear on tho face which conclusive
ly show tho poisonous drugs ia their com
position. 1t eau be safely said that more
than two. thirds of tho face powders contain
these injurious ingredients. Pezzonrs
m sdics.ed csmple xion powder is not only
absolutely free from all deleserious matter,
but its principal ingredient is an active cur
alive for ali diseases Of the skin. IL has
s,oed the test of ears. Sold by Il drug
Gata
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Govsrnmss ts steady.
Railway bonds weaker.
DtaLs recuYities quiet.


Railway bonds weaker.
Otats recuYities quiet.
stvsks weaker and lower. The result Of
The days trading wac decline In the
whsls list OF active stocks, the largest loser .
being: Nanitsos, 2 per cent; North
westsrn preferred, , 1-:; Canadian
Pacific, IL; Burlisgtsn, 2
canada Southern, | / 2; Central Pacific. 1 ;
LAekawanns, 234; nr,e, ls; Lake Shore,
1 -: Illinois Censrsl 1 IL; Michigan Cen
tfal, 2; Missouri Pacific, 80; Northwest
con mon, / 81; Northern Pssinc, Ia; Ore
Eop Naviga,isn. 3 Ia; Oregon 4 fr2nscor
tipentsi, 1 IS. Reading s1s; Richmond 4
Vast Poilt I Ia; Rock Island, 1; st. Pant,
.; OSAKA rr,terrod, l IS, Texas b Pacific,
1; Union Pacific, 2s-S; Western union,
-,
The Post says: II Is we'll known that
Gould and Vanderbilt have hsd per
sonsl conference every morning this week
ard Il IL cersin tasy hsvs not abandoned
n cdr position Of supporting the mark't
Oss hundred shares Of Michigan Cruuel
100 OF Rochester q Pistsbufe, and 100 d
Kansas a Texas we're closed out "upder
TIE rules" for account OF q. A. Benns$ 1
Co. Transss,ioss, AL, 900 flares.
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CHANGE oe FIR N.

Mr. Cha. L. Dex'er bSs been admitted
as a partner in our business. rht ns~
frm name is Fersusson. u xter 90
Fire, accident. life. marine, plA'e-glass
guarantee. and tornado policea issued a.
as low rA.es Ms any other fifst-c sgs com.
panies, which afe the Ya'y hind represented
Nv hxrrR 4 FEssvesnE.
Every smoker ~ 'riJ ~ " h.tsie JoRer."