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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
ASSIGNEES SALE OF Y VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
lNIMPRtlNED REAL ESTATE 81.

ASS!GNLES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
Town. P1sf RI hh Of d ESIAHb IN GEORGE
Under and by virtue Of deed of assignment TO -
trict in Lber 1911 folio 29t ct seq we will sell LII
hno ,t a9Si d I'm, IN front Of the rectiye premises at
f en OF sr ssia lying and beag in the city of esors
First On MONDAY. the FoTRTFEITH DAY y OF
AfKiI lssa. at Hall PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2 H. we
addition to said georgetown the same fronting about Is
feet on the south sid of st street and running
double STORY and Mansald roof brick dwelling
house, known as premises No. 1890 street
half Of the same lot having about the same front one and
depth and imrrovedb by adesrable cottage house known
Third, AND IIMEDIATEIY THEREAFTER, we
small small sell el those hose parts OF lots q and y in George
klns addition thereto fronting about 60 feet the
about et improved by house known as sp pre@ q.
iscs No. 1921 Prospect street
AF FGTIth 3ss On THE GIETEESTM
we shall sell much Of the ground lying the south
yeyed to no r. Mitchell by Hugh Caperton, trustees by
aeed aHy rcorted said land records i'll liner 65
to VIM Powell by deed duly recorded among said land
records IN hber 1882 folio $685. ct seq: the part
Congress street and about p feet on Road street
ia m aSeraee derth OF about 100 feet Said ground
which will be exhibited at sale:
The improved property will be sold subject to the in
VIII R at sale The OF Which s,
oe sold clear OF incnInbrances.
paid at the time of sale upon each piece of property res
due at six and twelve months respectively secured by
OF six per cent annnm and deed Of trust upon the
p5oRsfty Sd or all cash option Of
reserve he right to resell at defaultig purchasers
Sost ana risk terms are not complied with day
FRED. W JONES.
~ Louisiana avenue b. ". .;,o
CHAS. h: CRAGIN, JR, E,sSishees.
aP2-ots 32l ~ street n.w.J
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON

THE VA EAsT Ts HSR THE WEST.
STEEL I,nSi
as s tsa SSss q y @
1 snd street by Eastern Standard 18th Me
fS S.x Chic,so Cincinnati Louisville and st. Loui.
and Fs.ee 81 10 10 .S both
polnts Without change; lO:lsA H. daily to Chioago
Em Gsveisna and Detroit With sls sns
For Toledo and Detroit Via Monroeville. lois m
DAILY with Sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York a. e1oa m.
iarfor end ssens t.rs atta sia H. with
Fer B sd on week days $50 40, 500 s1ol
.'sa s @ Is 90 81 = "a min
iSf ssSrs s &C. ss sfa il go so 800 am Las
For Annapolis, 6:aO am aud BIO and 40 pm. on
stations % Sesassn Washington and Baltimore
sssi,o sm On ls9 .aS and
prnca s dss except Sunday 4i daily for
daily except SUNDAY: for IeTneron. stsanfon and
s ka ion sS ssy . sas Is hSssy e
PM bs and sas pm 70 daily except SUNDAY
1Tsns arrive from the West daily 60 $50 am. a:aA
f,ea New GC5k and PhIadslpha 2S5 s:sOam daily
fnm Annapolis. s:5o am nd l5o ,nd 6s7 pm.
sun day. 10 40 am. 6S7 pm
From Lexington. 6:2o a m daily and 2:l5p. m daily.
From freiericf and intermediate points s2s 1ooo
Sunday 500 p M daily nom Point 81 R cay eA0es
a5sns Leave Bt at anS for washington at .4s
siS SV M ana sSiss es NJ 80 on and ssgs % tsa
Ansins from Washington stop Relay station except
Ohio Ticket washington sstion ela sna ISL
win be taken for baggage be checked and IS
Y i II. cI L NE SIX NJ Of T. Baltimore
nl9 {. h LORD. Geni Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEKNOON
BROS. Aucuoneer.

TkGSIEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN r.
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 5. 1880 -
and recorded IN Liber No. 942 folio III seq
OF the lana records of the District of Columbia. and -
py dectlon OF the party secured thereby, shall sell
HnpWc aqss9n n sront Of the premises on SATTR
AHAF O'CLOCK P NJ Lot numbered si1 6, in airs
sHodivislon OF square numbered three hundred aud
trty -nve 5o said lot fronting eighteen 1s) feet and
SIX Sol inches on Tenth street northwest and running
oaek west with the same width ninety four 40 feet
an together Wi the improvements consisting of
two story Brick Dwelling with back building being
Terms of sale: The sn,onot as IN .,
5her with the interest and exercises of sale. cash
balance IN SIX nine and twelve months. for which the
purchasers notes secured by deed of the prop
erty sold and bearing interest from date Of sale will be
1aken A deposit OF $40 required at time of sale.
Terms 70 De complied with III days from day
safe All convej ancIng and recording purt hsser's
cost. ANDKFW II BRDN \
mh26-dSls Trustee
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TUHN SHERMAN 4 CO,
u Real Estate Auctioneers


TRUSTEES SALE OLA VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON NJ STREET, NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST. WITH MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated December It. a.
1872 and duly recorded in Liber No. 703 folio 268
ct seq. of the land records of the District Of Column
ba and at the request of the holder Of the secured
thereby, will sell public auction front of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY OF
APRIL AID 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the follow
ing real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton, d. c. to wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land known and DISTINGUISHED as and being lot
bered one Cd, in square numbered five hundred and
twenty three (52) beginning for the 600
feet from the southeast of said lot ID aud
running thence west nineteen and half U9s)
thence north one hundred 0U feet; thence east nine
teen and half l9) feet thence south one hundred
GOD feet to the place of beginning having frontage
of 1879 feet on north street. together with the
provenents, etc
Terms of sale: The amount of the Indebtedness to-
ether with the interest and expenses of sale in cash
balance in six and twelve months, for which the pur
chasers notes secured by deed of trust property
sold, and bearing interest from date of sale will be
taken. deposit of 800 required at time of sale Terms
to be complied with in days from day of sale All
conveyancing and recording at rurclla er's cost.
JAMES NJ. PENDLETON, ,.
mh23-eo&ds BRAlNARD H. WARNER.f Arossees1
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THE OTTO GAS ENGINE

THE OTTO GAS ENGINE
u Requires boiler avoids sll errensive astendan.s
loss Of time handling OF fuel and no aacs n a.
need extensively for running Passenger and Frcist
Elevators, Sewing Machines. Meat Choppe-s Printing
emo Lithogrzphc Presses Coffee Nils Kossers Fspec
snd Ruling Machinery. 1athes &c, Re This enSioS
with extreme snoothacss regularity OF scoei
possesseS the least number 0i NorklLS p&.ts aid
crest sin- pleity of merh.sl.jrnl
For particulars "a ITlSo< &c~ SSY.S SsC6ace,s
Washington Gas Ilght Co MA
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THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTHHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF HOMESTEAD IN ANAcos.
TIA, DC.
By virtue Of decree passed in Equity cause No -
s,553. Roys vs. Roys, viii sell WEDNESDAY, ss$a
the NINTH DAY OF APRIL. 1884. at FIVEA9
O'CLOCK PM, on the premises. Lot No. 4, Barnard's
subdivision Of Lot No TO- of Trlstees' subdivision of
plata of which in Surveyors Office in
Book Levy Court No. folios 70 and 9O.) containing
about two of land and havinga dwell
ling house. fronting Morris street nearly 3 perches
and having another roadway IS Nichols avenue Pos
Terms of sale by the decree: One third CASH residue
in two equal payments at six and twelve months with
interest from day of SALE $50 depos. when the
is struck off. Conveyancing at purchasers cost All
taxes paid up to day OF sale.
FRED. -, JONES, Trustee.
ap1-dts lAa louisiana avenue
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i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TIE NORTH WEST And SOUTHNEH1
DOL BE TRACK - SPLENDID SCENERY

sss As ssESs
sa FIJI fffncr SSSshssEf isI n9S ss
TRAINS Lave Ave HakR1SGIoS. FROM STATION coRsEn
,Pttsbury and the West; Chicago Ii,nited Express
toCancinnati. Western k1prtss 40 p ~. daily WITH
hssso e and ess i x tSs
SsBPF e.. d. s 6r f. sS cn ana ts ' Nest
s1ffEf "a s S'fsR osS k Hf.
tSS9 p m daily. except saturday with Palace Carr
Iislp leaving Washington Oh Saturday night viii not
For WiEsmsp s Ieck Haven and Elmira. stsao. m
For Sri New s1 Yols s s"ana asss East sl,a
ii lb p m, Limited Express Of Pullman FsEicr Cara
S @foas sanss ai5a M every week day
For Breef ftS u through tain. oonnec, a. s.r.
sey City with bosts , Of srosiyn ApneI atortins
s. sssssy Ia ,os
taI s.: aapres stG q diy a
sunday. SsS6 50 ii V $50 20 io:ot AID ii Is
For Fopes cr.sl Iius. s:soa m ma 4lop. m daily.
For AnnspOis so An and .iop m. daily ercsptsuu-
S SIY'y AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
e $3.50 90 ia i 4 O. nd g. sa IS
For eSond sn aa 6: 500 soash IS and II oS. daily
and 90 pm, daily except supday;
n and a. midnlshi On SUNDAY is6s and iS:G
Isis.s and iSto1@.ion at the ONCE norh...s co.e
On M e essSss q q
rage es'in.pp T % hStss .na
cHAA E puSH. Genera MANAGE. .-'''Ss' ~s1 nj
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RAILROADS.
VIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

ffeiE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect NOV ENBER Is, 1881
ESQ A-M.--NEN ORLEANS Mali. daily making close
connections TO all points South and Southwest
pally, eH ept SUNDAY, with {. x -. Railway. Pail
man Sleeping Buffet ears from New y. rk and WASH
inston TO atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlantis to New DrlearIs
e:lOP. VI. OIISNILIE FAST LINE Daily via Char
louisville To Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping carsS " Washington to
Louisville
le40 P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 all points South and Southwest Dank lille ard
Shariutte. Daily except Sunday, with G. * Railway
Pullman Sleeping from NashIi ton via Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington Via Charlotte and Columbia to
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington At SIS A
NJ daily, except sunday
Warrenton trains lesye Washington at e.3S A NJ and
$40 Z. NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire Conpany's Of
nee, 6Ol ttiiIsylvailia avenue Union Depot
N. SLAUGHTER, n MACDiNITI.
zen fass. Agent. Aren't
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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How IN We Knoxv, .

'How do We know what hearts have yflest SIM
How do we know?
Many, like sepulchres, are vile within,
Whose outward garb Is SpotlesS as the snow:
And many may be pure we think not SO.
How near to God the souls OF such have been,
What mercy secret penitence may win,
How do we knOW:'
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A L Nm N L HIM NFEE
A l. L "A NM L INN NEE
AAA z T. AAA Nm l. I'm NNE

=
POPULAR SUMNER ROUTE
Commencing May Sd. and every Saturday thereafter,
sailing from Quebec to Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage Only FIVE days from land to land. The
Iron steamshiIs this line strength
improvements that practical experience can suggest
Cabin, $70snd $50; intermediate, $3675.
Lev L & ALDEN, General Agents.
.01 Broadway. New York.
@. ". MOSS. Washington ID. C.
ALLAN LINE-nINTER SERVICE
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until May.
Cabin. $50 $40 and $50 intermeiiate s36.75. Extra
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool Queenstown,
GLASGOW and Galway for prepaid business
the United States intermediate, $3675 $21
The Baltimore service will be umed. commencing
April g. and N gularly thereafter
Apply to LEVE l. ALDEN, General AGENTS 201 Broad
way, New York. Il w MOSS,
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mh13- tbs stu Washington ID. O.
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!; #E:.EH $;j$HH 4 Il =
II n EEEN nm 90 N Mn LII /,

DIR. CHEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeenerator
fs made expressly for the Of arrangements of
provocative organs Whenever any debility of the gen.
erative orans occqE4 from Thrsevsf cause the con-
the parts must restore them to healthy action. There
mistake about this instrument Years of
tested it. and thousands Of testified Weak
from Ipdiscretion, IncaFscity, Lack Of Vigor,
6terty-in fact any trouble Of these organs cured
Do not eonfound thus with electric belts advertised to
cited purpose For circulars giving full information
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO,
n3-s&w los washngton street. CHICAGO
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Women Are Honest.

from the Albany journal
Although hundreds OF women hold pr>itons Of
r1,LcI3l trust in the country, have yet 70 hear
Q, II them being guilty OF embezzeInent or de-
firtiOn- The evidence clearly slr5tains the posi-
tiuf- OF those who believe that women are quail
rai-mOraliy, physically, and inteilectually-for
liz handling OF money in stores or In banks.
en-. spinner, who first introduced women
int the Jnitet states treasury, left on rec
cyti striking testimonial 10 the efficiency
AIT Integrity 81 tie sex, and no one ever
had a better opportunity to study the question
Than he. who az one time had ECO women under
NJ iir'7tlon. engaged chiefly in handling money.
fdpfilS than men that their ability TO detect
touilitiS proved 10 H. superior In almost every
- 'i4t tit'-E w"re without an exception, honest,
49, "'Ii Invariably more careful and pa1nStaking
- ',--H "ofh Complaints OF maccuracy and care
iii' On tle Part Of men were made frequently
S.i,ii- SIeh Sphbers administration OF the United
49,, tI'SsuIF, uGt StIch complaints against lady
L 1870 NeEe NV. The shrewdest and quickest
urtsFtWS or counterfeit c,IrrrDcy were women.
i.Ph'f U'h- Spinner invariably took the Judgment
VI a MIS- tTandin, who was for a hong rt,nf, en-
IoHcd III US prt3iL In S;eakiD1 of hsr ability in
I'io pa Ut one Jay, Gen Spinner said. siIr
WI "a peite,ei IN +tairS0yance 1 shouId saw that
silt t>7T>stu Jha' power; but am NOT 50 can if
10y = 1t.I'1Sh There are several rhOllsan nd
, W Cie government as Clerks ac-
not one has e'er proved uufaiIbf,'I =, ~ 49,
Many nave ptcn discharged for nc,ngct1y- . ~, ."r
Utilrr reasons, but never for dshnn, M ~.
points are worth the conSldes.sfion 81 49, -
and bankers particularly now Wien cliantS
U Al epite4iiic Vi entertainments '-'' "
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La FARCE

The La FARCE
DECORATIVE ART CO..
S3EAsT nth STREET,
North side Union Square New York
Contracts taken large or small for
MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
Stained Glass of Every Description
Mosaic Repousee, Wood Carvings EnIbroideries and
Hangings for either
Ecclesiastical or domestic Purposes
And every kind of Interior Decoration for Public or
Private Buildings.
Examples of Mr.. La Farge's Work may be seen at
TRINITY church Boston St. Thomas church, n. Y
memorial hail, Hard Col The Brick church. N. Y.
Garfield Memorial at Williams College
And the following private Residences
". IT, Vanderbilt. Cornelius Vanderbilt n Y
Cyrus w. Field. S. j. Iilden, n Y
F. L. Ames Boston. n24- sEtuS2t
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FTNHOS j. FISHER & CO.
u Rsal Estate Auctioneers. 1924 T ST. W.

AUCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE LOTS ON L
SIkEEI. NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET \ ".
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FIFTEENIHexasS
APRIL. A D 1884. at II ALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK sSyt
IN front OF the premises. shall offer at pubcA--
sale to the highest bidder. sub lots thirty-six (6}
(24S) ~ ' 7
These lots each hayea frontage of 81 feet 10nches on
street, between 18th and l4h streets northwest with
depth If lt6 feet 10 inches ~ foot concrete alley
Terms will be announced at time q sale
aps-d&dS THtJS 7 FISHER 4 co Auets
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EURoPE.I

EuKopEu
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New York in
April, May and June 1854. PASSAGE TICKETS by all
ATLANTIC STEAMERS Special facilities for secur-
ing GOOD BERTHS- TOURIST TICKETS for ndi-
vldral travellers in EUROPE by all routes reduced
rates
COOKS EXCCRSIONIST. with Maps ard full partie-
ulars, by mail 10 cents. Address
THos COOK SON,
feb9-s&w16w 261 Broadway n Y.
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., &c correspohdent says that the person who
olehs car windows in bad weather - fraor,ot i,
}onh2 woman, Who sacrifices the co,a1,a,,
o,neT people IN the car because she wears u a
se;''sAih sacqGe, and that most OF The smfiarora
are men past foTty-fye wears ieiS
., S zen F, hearney runs an eapo,aen, agency
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer

SITUATED IL THE cotNf1 Of i WasHINd !:
BENG BEN v G AAR WE'VE EESF .k SE GEORGETOWN
District Of Columbia, passed in cause in which j
smith and otSers sr sre No ss Eav
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer public sale on
rs tn the h9ar q o ttEyHHfa pan Of
t ths trast OF R called White Haven and
lqmba being described in one parcel as foioas o. Be- Be-
Ginning at point at ts end of IS measured on
s aT tree 2s s nd on the south side Of
point Of Hx x kn9Tn a as the I no d;xB which
f IaNsn ALLIANCE from that PAR. Of the tract White
the said point of beginning running south 65 derrees
VEST 4e I'D percles to the east edge Of the Ridge road
west ~ erches thence north 4s degrees west Is erches
tnen north ~ DEGREES west Is perches then north 2
last point is dist percies from the said DIVISION s
lines between Alliance and Jonn Murslock's part
south s"n 81 tE east towards the said divi
still with said Ridge road, north %. degrees west 20
Rsrh ae s s p sSS s. es9
o, ptrch to the said division line between Alliance
ns E Hs! narS ~e s1es wss to
n bounded u hickory tree which is Of Alliance
thence BY and with said division line south IS de-
east to the place of beginning containing AZ
Terms of sale cash. the residue of the pur-
chase money in si1, twelve and eighteen months from
i sioe and oI ss foriesea
ten days the day Of sale or the purchaser may pay
all cash the ratification of the by court On
ton sale by the court the trustees viii convey to the
at his cost and the property him
'''' " '''' '''' '""S a. P JACKSON, Trustee.
FEB f pr7 " J s5ssfs G Ff%s'ss
ap1-lt x72 Louisiana ave-. WASHINGTON
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRR
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
EESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot o.
Sd street Hoboken. Rates of Passage From New York
Havre. London. Southampton and Bremen frst cabin,
$40 to 81 o.: second cabin $50: steerage. at wtst
rates. For freight or passage apply TO OELRIChS &
CO, Bowling Green, New York; W. q. METZEROTT
CO, 925 Pennsylvan avenue northwest; CHAS.
WALTER. 342 ID street. Agents tor Washington. jal2
CUNARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
The CUNARD SIEA.uShlP COMPANY, LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AZ CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 n. r.. NEW YORK.
SeIyia....... We'd Aprii 9. BOtbhia We'd. May Z.
Scythia Wed. .April l6. Servia We'd May IA
Gaa. We'd. April % Seyhla. Wed. May 81.
Aurala. Wed April 30 ialiia. Wed. MAY -
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NtM YORK
Rates Of Passagc-s60 $50 and $780, according to 40
commodatiUn.
Steerage very low rates Storage tickets from Lv.
erpool and Queenstown aud Al other parts u EuropeAt
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hsyre Antwerp and other ports On the Continent and
tor Mediterranean ports
For freight aud passage apply at the Comrany's oce
No. Bowhl,S Green. OK both steersge aud cabin 70
OTIS Blsf LOW Co. 60S TIN sire ashInx tom. - q.
VERNON Il. BROWN & co, New York:
Orto Nessrs OTIS BIGEIOW CO.
tanl2 Cos 18th street. Washington.
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STEAMERS.

Bur1NoRE- BERMUDA
BERMUDA, the celebrated resort for invalids and
tourists. desiring to enjoy invigoratng trip
and sojorn on the islands be reached
from BALTIMORE in about SIXTY hours.
The British A Royal Mail Steamship ARAB. 200
tons. is intended to sail from Baltimore on May Is
Steamship NUBIAN, 31OO TONS May 80
First class cabin fare. $50. Round trip tickets on
favorable terms
For particulars apply to
OTIS BIGELOW 4 CO,
ap41m No. COS 9TH street northwest.
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UL-COMFORTING.
EPPS' COCOA.
BREAKFAST

BY thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and and by
sian appIicasion Of the fine properties Of Wen
with adelicatey favored beverage which may save Ms
many heavy doctors bills 1t is by the jdcious use of
smch articles OF diet that constitution may be gradu-
any Dullt up until strong enough to resist every ten
aecy 10 disease Hundreds Of subtle maades are float
my around us ready to attack wherever there is weak
pnn we may escape many fatal shaft by keeping
nourlshed frame "-CiUH Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold Il. tins
only Cs-Ib. and lb) by Grocers labelled thus
JAMES EPPS CO.. HOMEOPATHIC Chemists
mil s.m&tu london ENGLAND
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I AMP CIIIMNEYS REDUCED.
- small pc medi uls 30c.: large, 45c. per dozen
Small BlIrllers Toe .dums, so: large ST. 40 Der
dozen Mail orders promptly attended to
A. SONNEESTRAHL'S,
aT2 1882 7th street northwest
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ter in his pocket slammed the door of the box
aud retreated with his prize to his study, Just IN
time to hear Pollard painting up from the re-
gfOns below TO send the post of. Would that
old servitor discover the loss? Should he rush
out and restore itl No, he would be firm; it
was "for the best"
The letter was addressed to
Mss Kitty Bl,osby.
2l4 4 Cockerton Crescent
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MI.
course, such charge as would be produced by
Bishop Butler. not Mrs. Butler) sat in his study
brooding over 1t all. He was '.doinp his best
lor his boy, he kept repeating to himself; but
ills spiritual "restlings were disturbed some
way, and between him and the fire there came
al moments glimpse Of certain wistful little
lace he had once seen with Julian in the Park
ana photograph OF which said little face hung
framed IN od-g0id plush beside Julian's bed.
His iofd>hps musings were interrupted nv tho
sound OF his sons quick step on the stairs. and
then his voice. '''A"
"AH right, Pollard I'm Just running out to
post letter. III be back to dress In lye min
utes." '-1
''You can post it here. Master Julian said
the voice OF the old retainer, the Bshop's
butler; I'm taking his lorGship's letters pres
emily" paw
quite. sure it will go all right. Pollard?
as the letter was dropped into the big oak oil
ar-box that stood in the hall, and then Julian
ran back to his study
letter! TO whom? Why wish to post II
himself? And then fear some little demon had
the audaclty to whisper in the Bishops ear. for
that good man was dsguieted, and rose from
his chair. The room seemed hot, SO he opened
the door. The hall looked cool, so he walked
into II. There was no one there. Like Eugene
Aram. che took three hasty strides" and then
stopped opposite the oak letter-bOx, OF which
he and Pollard had duplicate keys.
AFTER all there can be NO harm in Just seeing
to whom he Is writing; It might be some vile
money-lender; and besides" added the Bishop
to himself. 81 may possibly have misdrected
some of my own letters" Still he paused ana
the little demon kept whispering: Take it out!
take 1t out" Finally, with q quck-beating
heart the Bishop opened the box. Was that q
noise! No, only the parrot. "Hate parrots"
he thought. as he peeped in. Yes, there it was,
right on the top Of the pile, addressed In
Julian's big good-natured sort Of . scrawi.
Feeling very like q fraudulent bank secretary
borrowing securities from the ''strong-rOom
but still urging on his conscience that he was
doing it for the best" the Bishop put the let