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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-29

John Brown. the gillie who stood SO
high in the favor of Queen Victoria
land whose death was no small relief
tomanyof the royal LADY friends ], has
no successor. One Francis Clark oc-
cupies his post. but Is accorded no such
condolences nor privileges nor requi-
sites. Browns rooms ct Windsor are
permanently shut up. and brass plate
in one OF them recites his virtues and
dignities. 4 lady Of the court re-
membered wen hearing the honored
John. few months before bis death,
and while driving with lis sovereign,
lean over the rumble and eoolly ask the
Queen 10 lend him her parasol. the
sun being . hot. lis request vas It
once complied with: ne Queen hand
in ~ tie article = ) matter q
course. EaGdeendenk
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rn..inn weddIne Feast.

-. hanouet is ordered at some fash
aria confactioner's. Nothing is
..,isr-silyer, crystal, flowers and
,s,s laden with candles of the
.,.,,t wax. The young married pair
amt seats about the middle Of the
~ the parents supporting them on
IN sdes, the rest Of the company
~ seats according to the degree Of
.s,tionshp or rank. If they want a
r,sd dinner they order a generals"
inner which costs $50 more than an
.sinary one. At this dinner, SO or
,.sd the master of ceremonies invites
real old pensioned-off general, who
received with all the reverence due
shis rank and seated in the place of
.mm lie is the first to drink to the
hath Of the young couple, and is
svays helped before any one else. He
Wpr speaks unless it is absolutely
,ressary. He is there only for show
al he does his best, in return for the
"a paid him. He never refuses a
ssgle dish of all the thirty or more
tlged On such occasions. As the last
ust disappears from the table the
Aampagne corks fly, the glasses are
aei 10 the brim, the music strikes
I'M and huzzas resound from
Ii parts. But here comes the
brides father with glass in hand,
png up to her bowling and making a
na woelul face, saying that his wine
vas so bitter that he could not drink
Auntil she had sweetened it. After
ageat deal of pressing she rises and
gives her husband q kiss; her father
still pretends that his wine is bitter,
and it remains so till she has given
hg husband three kisses; each kiss
not only Sweetens his wine, but is ac-
ompanied by roars of laughter and
bursts Of applause. After the dinner
Genes The ball and "the generals
valk' They lead him through all
aoms once every half hour; every
@dy salutes him as he passes along,
nd he graciously replies by an inclin-
zion Of the head. At last, at 3 o'clock
Rthe morning. all the young girls
and these who dressed the bride take
aefaYay to undress her and put her
arest; the men do the same by the
aasaaad, The next morning the
Rouse OF the newly married couple is
gan filled with the crowds of the
e'ning before. The young wife is
@a'ed in a drawing-room on a sofa
sla splendid tea service before her.
we alter the other approaches her
w salutes her. She then offers tea,
@iee or chocolate, according to the
aae Of the visitor. She is shroned
Y The first time in all splendor as the
as'ress Of the house. The most in
mate friends remain to spend the
y with the young pair Brooklyn
Esgls.
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Fashion Notes.

E0&MnQm NDuCS.
Chenille and jet fringe are popular
this fall.
Velvet. satin and lace costumes are
all the rage this fall.
Turkey red trimmed with Irish en-
broidery is fashionable for children.
Gold and silver braid find their way
on many tailor-made costumes.
Fancy feathers are more worn than
ostrich tips on fall hats.
A new style in black brocades shows
large leaf patterns OF d basket ground
Belts of Russia leather, alligator skin
and canvas are now worn as broad as
the wearer's figure viii allow.
The latest fashion in neck trimming
is double Fedora puH of white mus
lin with small blocks or colored dots.
New travelling suits have the tucks
Of the skirt and of the Norfolk jackets
protected by cordings of alligator
skin.
Black canvas grena9ine is often seen
over golden-brown silk and over red
silk; ecru embroidered net over many
brocales.
Small velvet HOLSTERS in reds. greens
and other varieties of color are fasten-
ed on the left side of low bodices with
diamond pins.
Gloves for evening wear get long
er and longer; they cover the
lower part of the arm entirely and are
rolled Just above the elbow.
Slightly ribbed cloths more largely
imported than the smooth habit cloth,
and the rough boureeta bison cloths
win be worn again this winter.
Clusters Of tiny tucks are seen upon
the flounces of dresses OF every des-
cription, from the ARREST muslin to
the heaviest Lyons silk
A very stylish walkiag costume IS Of
green flannel, with alligator leather
trimmings. This leather forms the
ours. collar and belt, also fancy peck
ct laps for the skirt.
Light articles Of ALI kinds are the
style: stockings are On open work,
parasols are transparent, and even
fans are Of handsomelf painted gauze'
stylish travelling dresses are made
of fine Austrian Woo IN gold aud
blue shepherds checks trimmed with
vest, panels. and aamce bands q
Russian blue velvet
Bonnets are in plain shape, and t0e
crowns are either covered with lowers
straw. : round piece Of lace, q piecs
ii lraped embroidery the brims -
perfectly plain.
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The reputation Of
Hostetter's stomach
Bitters as q preven-
tsve on epidemics. a
stornachic. an iavig-
GRANT. . general re-
etorative. and q speci-
6c for fever and ague
Indigestion, bilious
affections, Fheulna-
tlsrn, nervous de-
bllify. constitutional
weakness. 10 estab-
lishe0 upon the
sound bass of more
than nty years
experience. and can
no more be shaxen by
the c ] ptrAp nos
trums of unscientific
p-etenders. than the
everla sting hills by
the winds that rustic
throua h their defiles
For sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers
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The First PrUsSian Coronation.

Sophia Charlotte died in 1903. The
Kingdom was established in 17O1: and
it IS recorded AS significant that the
Elector himself placed the crown on
his head. rs ii te convey the idea shat
he owed it only 10 his own efforts, and
not 20 any earthly potentate But he
had ,olnd it prudent first o obtain the
consent of the Emperor. for
which long corrse of negotiations WIS
necessary; and Freder c had to pledge
support to the -;ustrain retensions in
the war of the Spanish succession be-
fore the imperial scruples we're over
come. The Pope protested, but to no
effect. The new King took his title
from Prussia instead of l;Tandenburo.
because as Duke. o. Prussia he. was al
ready independent, while as Margrave
of Hrandenburg re was vassaI of the
Empire. It is worthy of mentpon, too.
that after this first original coronation
all OF the succeeding kings dispensed
with the ceremony, except the present
king, William. who N 1861 revived it,
Herbert Tattt'e, IN Harpef's Ma1azine.
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The je0 office of the THlBoDAUx
SENTINEL has been lately supplied
with the latest novelties in fine and
fancy types, and it is prepared to
execute any job work requiring
beauty OF design aud finish, in the
highest style Of the topographic
art. 1t is supplying many business
aud professional men of this and al
joining parishes with envelopes,
note, letter and bill heads, circn
lars, receipt books, and such other
articles of stationery as are requir
ed for the transaction of all kinds
of business and it is also execnt
ing wedding and bali Invitations.
and cards in all the prettiest and
newest designs, and all, at rates be
low those charged for the same
work by the stationers in New Or
leans. Why order your stationery,
and have your y, Professional ana bus
iness printing done elsewhere, when
both can be supplied to you hcle
at home on the most moderate
aud reasonable terms! :! Patronlze
home industry should be the watch
word of every good citizen.
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Ancient Music.

The Egyptian flute was only a cows
= ~ With three or four holes in it, and
+; farp or Tyre had only three strings.
Grocian ivre had onlvsevea strings
was very small, being held in one
ad The Jewish trumpets, that made
Z ~ walls Of Jericho fall, were only
MS horns; their flute was the same as
[e Egyptian; they had no other instru.
Fsntsl music but by percussion, OF
|h;ch the greatest boast was the
sltery. a small triangular harp or
|re with wire strings. and struck with
iron needle or stick; their sackbut
Il something like hasripe: the tim
ii vns tamboarine, and the dulci-
ar WAS a horizontal harp with wire
r;nos and struck with stick like the
(alterv, They haa no written music
h had scarcely vowel in their IAN
|ape nnd vet. according to Josephus,
ar had two hundred thousand nusi-
(ns PLAYING at the dedication of
blomon's Temple. Om Chicago Theo-
re Thomas would have died in the
sstest agonies at such a concert
e Eye.
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been absent from home for moro +b., .

been absent from homafor more than 4
week. '
The next witness introduced was =
dumb one, and he settled the case
that was, Parker produced his foot.
This he did before the jury, and no scar
was found. This settled tie question.
and Joseph Parker was found not gull
ty; There is no stronger case in the
calendar of mistaken identity than this
OF Parker. Here are two men of aga.
stature, outline Of face, color of hair.
exactly similar, so that the wife of one
cannot distinguish Next, they possess
peculiar tones of voice that distinguish
them from their fellowmen, and lastly.
both had pecuilar SCARS on the forehead.
resulting, as Hoag declared, from the
kick OF borse. Each had . peculiar
scar on the neck. Fortunate it was for
Parker that he never stepped on q
drawing-knfe. Men escape by the
skin OF their teeth, bu4 Parker got scot
tree py the acknowledgements Of his
foot
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Happy Every Day.

Sidney Smith cut the following from
newspaper and preserved it for HIM
h: "When you rise in the morning
km the resolution 70 make the day 4
|ppy one to some fellow-creature. It
Eaaily done-s leA-off garment to the
Ia who needs it, 8 kind word tc the
rowful, an encouraging word to the
iviDg-trihes in themselves light as
will do it ut least once in twenty
b hours. And il you are young de-
BID upon it, it will tell when you
sid; and il you are old rest assured
rll send you gently and happily
u the stream o. time to eternity. Ii
send one pesu, Only one, happily
oagh each da,, that is 365 in the
hns Of . year. iyou live only forty
IN after You commence that course
medicine, you lave made 14,6OO be-
happy, at all vents for q time"
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Leg,l Notice.

What are you asking a month for
rent of this room?' inquired a
hSNev Yorl lawyer of the proprie-
faen exceedingly small room. y
Tn dollars month, inya ,iably in
kance." 5.
Wnew!- TGf:s steep You haze
ventlasion AID very little light" eg
That's SO, bit you seem 70 overlook
advantages luis room has for. a
n9 lawyer" i.
What are the?" A~t.
In the first pace YOU are near the
rt house"
ies, that's some advantage
[And then there are two pawn brohes
fblishments, ana eyer., Tree lunch
pons withia : hisek and-a-half."-
|sss Sif5sss'
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An analysis OF matrimonial advertise
ments in Germany shows that three
times as many women as men seek
partners in that manner; that women
are far less particular about age than
men, but far more particular about
family position; and that religious faith
is of secondary importance with most
advertisers of both sexes.
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Shortening q Sentence

,re Shortening Sentence
Eminent Yes, but am
ont Of politics forever"
= Workman-"Bin says you can easily
get portion Of til s. delegates"
I, = "Yes, but I am out OF politics"
"Jim SAYS that he will turn in his
votes for YOU"
Eyes, but I am cut Of"
mike estimates that you can get
half"
'Yes, but am out"
"More than that"
"Yes, but J. am
"Over half"
Eyes, but L"
"Jake offers his votes"
"Yes. but"
@And will give you mine. That
makes your nomination sure. Will you
accept?"
"Yes."-Philddelphia Call.
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IT MAY be just exactly as yen say,
young man, but, remember, the man
who thinks that the world owes him q
living will find that his claim will go
unpaid unless he takes of his coat, rolls
up his sleeves and pitches in to earn it.
You viii have to work lard for all you
get in this world, and the sooner you
make up your mind to this fact the bet
ter it will be for You and the greater
VIII be your success -PecEs Sun.
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\. ! >. AAhTsoi Grange, Vermont,
20 old.
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Now is the time to advertise in
he SENTINEL.
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met. .loomy over a loss. Il is
rcu uhes to be cheerful under
|e-<tances. 1t Is best, though,
u MISS will incite you to new
|ho~tvou q way out of trorble.
ess ! more than resignation;
1atioh that smiles and sings.
nee Is the patience Of hope.
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EVERY great example Of punishment has
in it some justice, but the suffering indi.
vidual is compensated by the public good
TACITUs. 'ss5& 81 ss3s4s
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: Never Come Singly.

er gazed at the triplets, the
Fnugsy reposing ia the era
marked to the nurse:
J boys Or girls?"
s, the little dears. What
hey area.
We fortunes, n, as it were: little
es' Philadelphia Cali.
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The times Democrat Almanac,
OR YEAR BOOK.

Will be sent free. The T..D.- AIM ANAC has
deservesily ATTAINED Il wide popularity. 1t pro
sents in a condensed shape 3.larKe aaaeunS q
information local, sectional and general, which
isin almOstfeEular feQuest BY the student, the
politician. the business man. and By all intelli.
gent cttixenss This year issue. besidea An m
usual Quantsty Of finely engraved ara approe
priateillustrations. will contain large double.
page. accurately desixneia and artissacally a.
graved bird's-eyo view of the buildinga
Gropnds and location a the Worlds industrial
and Cotton Centennial Expositiou. .-
RemittanOes can b9 made with but liAtls In
convenience or trouble from any postofhce, By
postal note. money order or registered lettse
Tor all purposes address
THE TIMES-DEMOCRAC.
Eaw orleans. La.
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= 2 :
NOTICE.

I'll
NOTICE.
Thibctlaux Benevolent Lodge, No. ~ VII
meet the second Sunday in each month ~ .
e,oeA n ~. T. M "f .haw w.M. feb-l984.
&.5D Ir
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MATT, Mayor of Walla Wal
!, has q dog that eats pins vo-
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TO the needs or the tourist, comTnerr1M
Traveller AMI new settler, Hostetter's Ston-
ach Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since it
braces the physical energies to unhealth-
full influences. 1t removes and prevents
malarial fever, constipation, dyspepsia,
healthfully stimulates the Kidneys and
bladder, and enriches as well as purifes
the blood. When overcome by fatigue,
whether mental or physical, the weary
and debilitated find it . reliable source Of
renewed strength and comfort. For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers generally,
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speanite.

Dr AZ yousx Jimson was q first
I|ss salesman s.d a gentleman ?" asked
Dess' Of Hsrehant traveller, rela-
&c new nan who had proved
e the cuatrry : -
20, sir, | dia not, )" was the emphat.
! g Ins wish to impugn your
~ ~ = = J IN wiling to make an
/, -shat You told me
~. ~ 8 osas N excellent man
ina na. ~ we did say. sir" les
|ns dis.l. a.o lrpieny it, then?'
saw saw -, ks.t."
bs, pes T. 'e .rdon;T said I could
.. c.rsl - tna first-clAss salesman
'ou,d syI'i , ul. but ! didn't say. 50.
u a. - less / wanted to tell q
IL. ~. !. man in s my profession
~ y hardly ever"
IT y, led = stammered the
ave been upre rarticu-
b. gen sheuE have heen
-Rercaa'5 Hraueler.
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IN THIRTY DAYs EDxAx-

IN THIKEY DAR8 282AkA,
THE VoLATAIc BELT Co., MarsAsll, Mich
will send DIR. DYES CxLEBRA1Rp ELEcrRo-
VoLTAIc BELTS AND EL1cTRFC APPLIAxCHs
on trial for thirty days to mon tyoung q
old1 who are afflicted with nervous debfl-
ity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address ~ above
N. B.-No risk is incurred, ~ thirty days
trial is allowed.
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stf,s II. k1OkkMANOs ssss 5d /
t.is Dealer In 'h ;
EERN1TU1aE,. Hardware, Paints, OIL
T. Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tatisa black walnut co1ins, also eypress
co3ins made to order, &c, &c. -.
lDeOnnection with A. n HOFFMANN, Cat.
met Maker and Repaiser Of all kinds Of far
nYtufe. Main Street,
5-ian76 ~ Bet Jackson and u Philip.
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" "asta9,agtoo sst9,asgs > Territory they
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FOREIGN.

SCHUYLER, English explorer in equa-
tOrial Africa is dead in London.
THE treaty of peace with Peru was
approved by the CHILEAN Chamber Satur-
day.
AN uneasy feeling prevails at Canton.
The people believe that the French in
tend to attack their city.
THE bill legalizing marriages between
Jews and Christi ms has been rejected
by the Upper House of the Hung arian
Diet
THE Russian budget for 1884 estimates
a deficit Of 1866 roubles, which the
government roposes to cover by new
taxes.
TOMAsI, a schoolmaster, and six of
his pupils hS ye been arrested at Triest,
on the char e of irredentist intrigues.
BOTH the Orange and Nationalists'
meetings adjourned to the Black Lion
hotel at Boyle, Ireland, Sunday, being
prohibited by the government.
THE trial has begun in London of Will
liam Wool and Edward BOndurand,
charged with being in possession Of ex-
plosives for unlawful purposes.
AN explosion in the Ferfray colliery,
at Arras, France, Saturday, killed seven
men and wounded twelve. Eve miners
are missing.
GREAT alarm has been caused at Mon
tevideo, Uruguay, by immense tidal
waves, one of which caused the death of
a woman bather. They are attributed
to volcanic movements. Each wave is
preceded by large dark cloud.
IT is believed that the British cabinet
on Friday considered the state of af-
fairs in North Ireland. The lord lieu
tenant attended the cabinet council and
returned to Dublin with the sanction of
the cabinet for the adoption of such
measures as he may think necessary to
preserve order.
THE president of the committee of the
society of American Protestant missions
has requested the French ambassador TO
thank the French government for the
assistance afforded the mission at Terra
del Fuego by the crew of the French
vessel Romanche
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FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

AsMUTH & Co.'s elevator at Milwaukee
was damaged $30,O00by fire early Satur-
day morning.
SAMUEL GIBSON, a brakeman, was kill
ed at Fox Lake, Wis, on Monday while
coupling cars.
WIN. KID. an old resident of st. Vim
cent. persisted in the cold while driving
nome from Hall0ck last Monday.
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON. aged 90 years,
was instantly killed by falling tree
near Cascade, Iowa.
IN the cases of three of the frostbit-
ten crew of the bark W. L. j., at Hall
fax. amputation is necessary.
HIRsCH & GRISWOLD'S wholesale
cracker and confectionery house at
Peoria, ILL.,, was destroyed by fire Satur-
day morning.
THE Baptist church at Port Norris, n.
hundred children attending Sunday
school at the time were removed I'M
harmed.
SEVERAL persons were badly hurt
while coasting at Pitching, Mass. Nellie
O'Neil, aged IS, Timothy Laary, aged 20,
and Martha Malley, aged Is, were most
seriously injured.
6 DAVID POWERS, aged %, was killed al
most instantly at Cameron's logging
camp on the South Fork of the Eau
Claire river by log rolling on him while
assisting in loading The remains were
taken to Eau Claire and will be forw ard
ed to his former home at Ottawa, Ont,
where his parents live.
AT Joliet, ILL.,, on Wednesday, an ex-
press coming from Chicago, struck an
unknown man. near the rolling mill,
who was so frightfu ly mangled under
the wheels that Identification was impos-
slble. HIS head was the largest part
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Gems of Thought.

He that maketh haste to be rich
shall not be innocent.
II have a fireproof perennial enjoy
ment called employment.
Hide the faults of others and make
known their virtues.
To be happy is not the purpose Of
our being, but to deserve happiness.
There IS always spot IN our sun
shine; it is the shadow of ourselves.
He who wishes to secure the good
will of others has already secured his
own.
Be not sorry if men do not know
you, but be sorry if you are ignorant
of men.
One should seek for others the hap
piness one desires for ones self.
Show me a people whose trade is
dishonest, and [ Will show you a peo-
pie whose religion is sham.
To fill the hour and leave no crew
ice for repentance or approval-that
is happiness.
To enjoy the pleasure of wealth thou
shouldst first experience the fatigue Of
labor.