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NV Spa1so Goons RECEIVED A
LUTTRELL & WINES,
no 1880 PENNA AVE. corner 10th Q. NV

no. lssoPENNA AVE. corner 10th 9. NV
Beautiful sS%@sr Silk. worth 7s s. or pes cs
Elegant Black -. M siso: .. =,
a . and $3.50
Cashmeres ali the new shadea value 621c prca 60o
Black Cashmeres, Is 20. 90 6k 75c. and 81 =
Ottoman Cloths tnew shades. elegant QuadtyA u
=" in Black
0erstef Cloth, new shades. 40
Nuns Yelling. ell coloEs.
LADIES' Cloth,
New Dress Goods IN Plaid
few Patterns Of Pongee alxs at cost
One case LAWNS 'c:' n ':'os ss s oar Price S
100Reirs Misses Hose reduced from SEC T. ia Great
500 pein Corsets reduced from Soc 70 SOC
The Best White Spread In Washington At a a
Elegant line Of Cloths and Cashmere for 6peiue Wear
suits made to order 49,
Emu line Table Dsmask4 q. S. %. 50 75c. q ando12k
6nHss madeto order meaeuIe taken and at Guarauteod
LUTTREIL W0(E
1880 Penna sVeuua
mh3l-lm Corner nth stfeek
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LANSBURGH l. BRO,
a2o-422-42i SEVENTH STREET.

NV Spn1se Goops.
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRRNADINEa
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. BLACK WOODEN DRESS GOODS. IN
GREAT VARIETY LINEN LAWNS eATTEENS,
SILK AND Isle HOSE, LINEN SHEET1N06 AND
PILLOW LINENS, DAMASK TABLECLOTHS AND
apS-Sm HOOE. BRO CO. ls2s street.
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EKOU 1IOuBId0S ~ VAtx9OU1Ke
HI RESHNTS An ATTEMPT TO sNUB HIN At THE coll
ORKD CONFERENCE.
At the colored mems Interstate convention kr
Pittsburg yesterday, motion was made ikyitina
Fred Douglass to make a speech, which elicfted
considerable opposition. Nj. Douglass finally
arose and said It was meeting Of equals, not
super1ors and interiors He had right to the floor
equal to that OF any other man. and when the time
came he should demand his right to be heard and
concede the same right to other members. Lloyd
G. Wheeler, Of Chicago, was elected permanent
presidents motion to substitute the name OF Fred
Douglass being voted down. resolution stating
that inexpedient at this time to endorse any
debate, was adopted
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GRAND OPENING at III. OppenheiIneT's at No 1905
Pa ave-. on May 1st. Public RESPECTFULLY invited.
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gistS. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w. E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,W,f
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.LVs
nv
medicine that be employed to Irregular
tiles of the stomach and bowels Gentle yet thorough
i'll their action. they constipation stimulate the
digestive and the appetite and cleanse build up
and strengthen the system.
FINHE CONSTANTLY TIRED-OUT" FEELING so
- often experienced Is the result Of impoverished
blood and consequent enfeebled vitality Ayers Sarsa-
para feeds and enriches the blood increases the
tte and promotes digestion of the food and the
ation of its strengthening qualities The system being
thus invgoratd the feeling rapidly changes CRATE
full sense Of strength and energy. sp29
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H. E. Carpenter. Henderson, N. Y, cured Of Psoriasis
or Leprosy. of twenty years. standing. by CUT1cURA
RRMEDIEs The most wonderful cure on record dust
painful Of scales fell from him daily Physicians and his
friends thought he must die Cure to before a
justice Of the peace and Hendersons prominent
citizens.
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''MEssRs TARRANr Co:
my family physician has recommended your HoTTs
MALT EXTRACT for my wife who has been an invalid
for fifteen years and it has almost performed miracles
for he-.
Brooklyn, January, 1888" apS0
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esAoy As "eAXOhSs'
and delivered in half-pound ward" prints, sc. pei
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
MIX, sc. per quart Cream 15c. pint.
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ThOrntOn,s Emulsion

Maryland Club Whiskey,
the finest extant McGees, 9th, near D. m,w,s,5
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yELarIs lamous earamels, GO 9th St, 1889 Pa. az
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CITY AND DISTRICTs

ASTRONOMICAL Telescope. Hempler optician, Is
Pa ave. .
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
rrv-cr OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL Orr,rrv
WASHINGTON, ID. &. April 80. 1885, esO ami
Tor the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
portherly winds shifting To east and SOUTH slight
fise In temperature The Indications are that the
temperature viii rise slowly In the middle Atlantic
and south Atlantic states on Thursday, with fair
weather
sPEcIALrIEs FOR THIS WEEK.
At fhe Family Shoe Store.
$40 9TH street northwest
Infants first Shoes. from 15c I'D
Childrsn's Spring Heel Shoes. from 6Oc I'D
Chiid-ens Heel shoes. from 73c. up.
NiSSess school Shoes, from CSC up.
I2dles Rid Button, from csc. up
Mems Walking Shoes. from 81 % I'D.
Mems Low shoes. from 81. up.
WFPAY the strictest attention to every detail In
the manufacture OF our clothing. The widespread
reputation we enjoy Is based the honesty OF gar
ments sell Eiseman Bros the most popular
tailors and cothiers, corner 9TH and E.
Il. B. CHASE, Umbrella Maker 131. Pa ave-
II IN WANT OF CARRIAGE for spring or summer
don't fail To attend the spring opening Of CARR
axes at Andrew j. JOyce's factory and repository,
corner or 18th and EStreetS-
yELATIs famous carames, GO 9Th ST., 1889 Pa av.
Na. A. PETERSON, caterer, OF No. % Iowa Circle,
furnishes nrst class meals and delivers them at
your home IL seems almost impossible for him to
son. at such reasonable prices Try him; be win
please YOU.
THE SAFE OF PAISTISGS.-The auction sale OF the
collection OF f.e paintings open for inspection
Al Walter b. Williams &c Co s. No. 1901 PennSylya-
Ms avenue. begins this evening at O'Clock. AS
there Is no limit placed. there will doubtless be
many really good bargains.
GRAND OPENING at III. OppenheineT's at No 1905
Pa ave. on May 1st- Public respectfully invited.
TIE PRINCE ALBERT Is finding more favor than
ever. owing to the fact that they adapted for
dress as Wen as general weaf We have them In
81 fashionable shades and weayeS- Eiseman Bros,
ciot.lieTS and talIOrS, corner 9Th and E.
ACCTION--The articles remaining unsold at the
oaZaar now being held at Wizards hall will be
disposed OF at auction on Thursday afternoon,
Nay 1st. at half-past o'clock
ron THE BENEFIT OF ISoUIRERs.-Pennsylvan
coke Office 6l5 18th street northwest
ASTRONOMICAL Telescope. Hempler, optician 453
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DRY G. GODS.
TRUNNEIL CLARK
Have made special reductions in
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
One lot Black S1ks S1oe; BlackBrocade Silks o.
one lot Fine French silks reduced from o. 50 to q
grand bargain in Surah Silk. 81.
One lot Black Cashmeres so cents
full line Of Lupin's celebrated Black Goods 1t bot.
tom prices.
We have received another case Of 81 Ou1ts
Rare bargains to be found in all Departmental q ws
determined to sell
'Satines." "0inghams," India Linens French Main.
socks and al kinds Of Dress Goods in great variety
CONE AND LOOK
TRUNNEL CLARK,
apps 81 MARKET SPACE
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foR TIE BENEFIT OF Observation-Disclosures
coke Office 6l5 9Th street northwest
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SOkCA SA4kSs SMALL pROEITA
s. l.. HEMPsTONE,
apps sos MARKET SPACE.
Surf AND War DEPARTMENT.
SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT,
In which we are now showing one Of the finest most
LADIES' SUITS AND WRAPS
to be found in the city Particular attention called to
our display Of entirely Spring and Summer styles
RA0LANs, WALKING JACKETS
JERSEY WAISTS. CASHMERE. NUNS YELLING.
WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES
NOTE THE PRICES:
handsome Atwood Ottoman CLOTH WRAP. elab-
oraely trimmed with lace and passementeae ss
reduced from $3.50.
Our TRICoTINE vIs1TE. lace trimmed only O. for
mer price g.
Our LEADER. "a SPRING WRAPS. made Of Tncot
trimmed with lace and passementere which viii offer
IA yeFv 1nyvv ~ ma0oo a
sPECIAL-we shall offer our Atwood BLACK CASH.
MERE SUIT. box plated skrt. with drapsties el2
actually worth GIG We guarantee this suit TO b al
wool. or no sale.
ARASOLs.
Our department for PARAsOLS is greatly enlarged
and displaying all novelties for street and
carriage wear. plain and trimmed and with unique
handles.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
104 doz. LADIES' CHEMISE. good cotton, &c.,; 81
doz Chemise. trimmed with lace &c. SO doz Cheise.
trimmed with three of inserting and tucks between
band and sleeves edges with cambria rufies. at Z3c
special price, l24 doz Cheise with Torchon lace and
Hamburg inserting at &c. reduced price for this week
only.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS trimmed with lace
at &c. SKIRTS, with rufies of Hamburg EN-.
brodery inches in depth. 49, former price q r.
Mother Hubbard CAMBRIA SLIPS. with embroidered
yoke, at 25c would be cheap At 4oc Mother Hubbard
CAMBRIA SLIPS. Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom.
Csc. Ladies' lace stripe Nainsook and Lawn APRON,
trimmed with plated rufe. l0c. Nurse APRONS wide
edge and tucking. at Soc.
Our lot WASH SKIRTS in different styles 1t the uni.
form price Of SOC.
Alarge and complete assortment Of BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS. in nobby patterns. from &c. to the finest
quality.
OUR SPECIALTY-LADIES CORSET COVERS
We shall offer at 25c each for this week only.
We have also opened new line Of CHILDREN'S and
MISSES SUITS. made of Marseles. PiQue Lawn, India
Linen and Ginshsms in all sizes and styea ct the low
est possible 6GureA
LANSBURGH l. BRO,
apis 42o-422-42i SEVENTH STREET.
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IS Rough ON COrns., ,.



Ask for Wells Trough on Corns" 15c Quic
complete cure Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
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ABSOLUTELY PuRk
nov F : :! VAIL 4 E..
E: 4 4 s s EEE$$$H$ E:
s. E. &c ~ ~ $$''II$EEE; F. 5
This powder never varies A marvel Of purity.
strength and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test. short weight alum
phosphate powders. Sold only tn cana ROYAL BAkno
POWDER Co.. leg Wall street. NY ape
PARAsoLs. PARAso1s.
NEW STYLES JUST OPENED
Coaching Parasos all coors 81 80 81 so 81 g. S225
Satin Parasols lined. trimmed with Lace, eats.
Silk Parasols, 81. sl25. Sl.50. 9l75. q
40-inch Spring Cashmeres. Csc.
4O-inch all wool Shooda Cloth, SOC.
Trcotine Dress Goods. Csc.
Tricotine Dress Goods, 16c.
Gerster Dress Goods. 12Sc.
Ladies' Flannel Suiting, 121Sc.
Summer Silks. SIC.
+ Black Gros-Grsin Dress Silks CSC
Plain Heavy Gros- Grain SILK, Il
y. Merrimac Calico 4bc.
iE Linen Lawn, SC.
Boys Cloths. 15c.. 2Oc.. 25c
z Feather Proof Bed Ticking 15c
= Erocade Dress Silks, 9Oc
Childreis Hose. no seams l5c
Ladies' Balbriegsn Hose, no seams, 25c
Wanlsutta Cotton, &c.
Nuns Yelling. all cclors
40-inch French Black Cashmere Soc
Fancy Straw Mating. all styles
India Linen, s19c., loo. ING, 16c
WSON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
apO South Side near 7th
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DRY GOODS.
IMPORTED JERsEYs AND Wars

sEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY L RRorHxm
HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE LINE or I
PLAIN AND BRAIDED IMPoRTED yERsxYs, m
BLACK Brown, Blue AND GREY. HANGING
NEW BRAIDED WALKING JACKETN
NEW IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS
EMH6RGipEkED CASHMERE AND CREPE DE
SILK A GHuDDA GAsH s4l and BERLIN sHAMIs.
SSSSS4s6is ASR uMsRIILxs. Ar VERY ia:
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING AND SUN.
MER FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA sILxA
new ioHIsINE S SILKS "A AT rs Ssc AND sioo
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN SATIN KHADANEs
AND SUKAH SILKS AT SI.00. el.2S 0l5 TO
PoNsON,s. BoNNETs,sgAND scHRoEDER.s BLACK
rrG GA 81 EN- 81, SILKS IRON sLoo TO ssso
LUP1N'S CELEBRATED MOURNING GOODS
WASH FABRICS'' IN GREAT VARIETY.
MEDIUM WEIGHT AND GAUZE MERIN0 UNDHR-
E1rCA0IcE aooDs PLAIN FIGURES AID COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Buildipe
Pennsylvania avenuA corner Oh street
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Ar SOB MARKET SPACE
We are showing some very desirable styles IN Spring
ana summer DRESS GOODS ut very low prices.
PONGEE ROBES in Natural and Colored Embroidery.
INDIA SILKS in plain and printed special bargain
In Colored GROS GRAIN SILK at 81 90
An elegant RHADAMA SILK, in six colors At 81 rs
BLACK Sill from u to e2.60. ct low tariff TsteS
All warranted.
SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS.
fine assortment Of printed all linen IAWNa best
quality and desirable styles. ct 26a
New Patterns Of BATISTE 20 inches WIDE for 20 cents
Choice styles Of SAT1NE at 26c. White DRESS
GOODS in great variety. Black ORGANDY LAWNS
n choice desisns. Alarge stock Of PARASOLo and
QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS
8. l.. HEMPSTONE,
apps sos MARKET SPACE.
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ANTON FrsHrws
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No. 9t6 q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments: also Velvet ana
Plush Cloaks, Grape Wells Iaces Gloves etc are pse-
fectly cleaned by this Superior process
LADIES' EnENlNG DRESSES SPECIALITY.
Gentlemen's Clothes Clealed by this process win noe
lose their original shape and grease SPOTS gsrapteed
10 be removed efectually. Price el50 and sl75 pec
suit. n
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WNSHINtFtV- IT, a. IT.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
northery winds, shifting To east and south. slight
rise in temperature. The Indications are that the
temperature viii rise slowly In the middle Atlantic
and south Atlantic states on Thursday, with fair
weather..
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advert LHS TO NoRFoLK.-By reference TO the
mac SUI ns columns IL VIII be seen that the Poto
daiiy. linz sooat company viii tomorrow begin |.
sr-seaNss7 70 Ncefoik and Fortress Monroe Their
yer 49,, me George Leary" and Excelsior ere
and eos 70 Tie Washington public as being safe
UPON raalo 'aoe' wniie IT Is pleasure 70 travel
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VERY IMPORTANT,
GET THE GENUINE!
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
UNEQUALED IN IT'S TONIC ACTION ON THE
ENFEEBLED AND SICK.
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VIII SaT , MATING AT AUCTION Thomas BOWLING
,crns toinofrow. at II O'Clock within his ancfins
ftn1 &c., o1iis iae -. forty rolls OF straw mat
e' "Hich VII Re sold without reserve
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Mrs. s. E. Whipple, Decatur. Mich, writes that her
face head and parts of her body almost
Head covered with scabs and Sores Suffered fearfuy
and tried everything Permanently cured by the CUTI
cURA REMEDIES from q Skin Humor.
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hold AZ ine ALE-NessrS. Duncanson Bros will
bayfnnine, - AZ salesfOOmS TOMORROW morning
furpiture ~ O'Clock, special sale OF household
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Sold by all druggists. CUT1cURA. 80 cents; Re-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP, Is cents. POTTER DRUG CHEM
IcAL Co.. Boston. Mass.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" apps
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ACtIDkSTuLY SHOT HERsELF.-Lucy Jones' n
spunR "oilah. u years old. residing ID All 1s-t
SIRE southwest. accidentally shot he rself in rho
aSloh2sh Est evening while handling a small Ms
-. ~ ilI t-Eroon she was sent TO he Proyldero
hospital In The police ambulance
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rrrrcF OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFrrvp
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April 80. 1854. e.3O a m.
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Our department for PARAsOLS is greatly enlarged
and now displaying all the novelties for street
carriage wear. plain and trimmed. and with unique
handles.
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OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company at New
Orleans, on the second Tuesday OF each month, are
charge OF all things connected with them, and who
attest over their own signatures to their absolute
fairness. These gentlemen are OF untmpeachable
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La /
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eeG RRR ZEE TIT $3.50 Al ZEE
s &C e Eaf EE F. 4 4 ! ssss Al F.
ad Ssk kEEEA ~ ssssAA ~ 4 / ZEE
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Nrlu ADVERTISEMENTS.

OST- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
~ on Main or Market. streets, u LADIES' Gold
Brcastpfn. The finder wifi please leave II. nc this
Office md be rewarded. 'Fl dc25
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THE REBEL FLAG


IIoistod Alongside tho s,nrs and Stripes
During the Show ut Now Orleans.
PNtbayh 7ima.
A well known clergyman OF this city
who attended tho openingof tho Now Or.
leans Exposition has forwarded an inter
esting letter to " friend, from which tho
Times Is permitted to tako the following
extracts: !,
When the Exposition was declarcdopen
by tho receipt OF n telegram from tho
President, a large portrait Of President
Arthur was elevated on the stage. The
people instantly arose to their feet,
cheercd aud swung their hats for some
minutes. | am told here by ardent Dem.
ocrats TINT II Arthur had been nominated,
Louisiana would have given her vote for
him. May not this DO an after compli.
ment? A great effort was made to deco.
rate the city with the lags Of different M.
tons. One thing occurred which wound.
cd tho feelings OF many a Northern man,
and that was the Times Democrat, OF this
city, hoisted on its building right by the
side OF the stars ind stripes the rebel flag
OF the deiunct Southern Confcderacy. Bul
is the C%onfcderacy deiunct? Had thu,
flag been run up among the other flags o.
the Exposition building, Northern exhib,
itors would have moved out instanter.
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BUDGET.

The bridal gift Of d California mai 10 his
daughter was a spirited horse, the first
riding Of which she was thrown and
Killed.
Acow p~asturing OH the shore Of Rel.
grade pond, Maine, Is alleged to have
eaten sixteen pickerel which n party Of
fishermen had temporarily deposited on
the bank.
Tho population Of the United States Is
now reCkoncd Mt %, 100000, and as the nv.
crage increase Is 9 percent, exclusive OF
immigration, In n couple OF years or 30
more we can boast Of sixty millions.
After an Idaho log-lieht in which
neither animal gained a decisive victory,
tho two owners agreed 10 become COM
butants In u supplementary battle, which
was fought In strict accordance with ring
rules.
In California there arc 1856 people en-
gagged In vineyard culture. OF these, 424
arc in Los Angeles, 3l5 in Nappa, 2SS In
Sonoma, oGi In Fresno, 237 in San Bcrnar.
dino, and less numbers divided among the
other counties.
~ Suiy uAlhcluuS Joho iMuo pinysHs ~
Sharon, Pa, q few days ago, by u colored
boy, who filed a Pipe with powder md
gavo 1t TO q companion TO smoke, the 70.
suit being that both ofthem were seriously
burned about the eyes.
A Maryland man was eating some
oysters n day or two ago, and picked OH,
ole OF tho largcs. to top oil with, but when
1t was opened ho found, to his surprise,
instead Of n nice fat oyster, a live fish
about five inches long inside, and 1t had
devoured all but tho heart Of the oyster.
An Alabama lady recently tried tho Ok.
pertinent OF hardening the room OF her
conservatory in which she kept a bcauti.
full night-bfooming cereus plant. The
flower was thus kept fresh until noon next
day, when tho light was let in, and it i'm
mediately began to wither, and was, nc
doubt, much disguised at itself for havin.
been fooled.
Anew Bedford, Mass, man has turned
up in that city after eighteen years
absence. lie left home on q whalin,
voyage when IA years old, and on arriving
at the island Of Tongatabu, in the soutl
Pacific, left tho ship. He stopped on tn
island, where, as he grewolder, ~hcengagct
in trade, shipping c%ocoanuts to Ney
Zealand and other points.
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Merry Christmas.

In the Christmas observance there IL
more to indicate q social custom than tho
reverence Of u mighty Event, u great
spiritual Truth which gave 10 the world o
now cast, 10 man a new lie and to human.
ity n new hope. There is little OF solemn
ceremonial, and so It CONES to Eass that
some good people find something essen
tial lacking in the observance.
1t Is true that the great spiritual thought
OF tho occasion is not always, Or perhaps
generally, u%ppcrmost in the minds Of the
merry.makers; but amid tho variety Of
material forms in which tho Christmas
keeping is given expression, through all
and over MI the gladness and tho galety,
the romping Of little ones and the kindly
sympathy aud charity OF the elders, stands
the great Central Figure Of the Christian
faith. Christ is in all and through all.
Tho gifts, the green boughs, tho love, tho
cladncss, the charity, thetcndcr, lovingso-
licitudo for tho little oncs-all this is in
the true spirit Of Christ and tho Christmas
tide.
There is n season for everything, and
this is particularly II season for Joy. To
tho believer tho coming OF the Messiah is
not onlya though. OF sweet consolation
but Il pran OF rapturous joy. Tho obscrv-
ance which commentaries the Advent
was intended to be n festival, not n fast, a
a time OF social rs well rs spiritual rcjoic-
ing, not Of long faces and docp.drawn
sigl,s.
Tho beautiful and expressive symbol
ism which custom has woven into the
Christmas festival has little religious
meaning for many Of the people who EN-
ploy it; yet its beauty remains, and its
gentle influence is felt by those who do
not take the trouble to understand it.
To all its friends, OF whatever condition
or creed, the Embellishments wishes ut this
time Of Joy tho fullest measure OF happi'
urGS.
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To CURE an ordinary cough or cold take
one dose OF DR.. Wistar's Bnlsam OF wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. Il
will cause d suspension OF nervous excita
bility, allow you sweet repose, and b,
morning the cough will be gone. 1t is thu
best and therefore cheapest cure fo1
coughs, colds and consumption; is sold b,
druggists generally, and oughtto DO fount
in every intelligent household. Dav
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CURE FOR COLD FEET,
How n Now Yorker Gronncd While Eight
Kilograms Awaited Answers.

How n Now Yorker .GrOnncu While Eight
Kilograms Awaited Answers.
y. y. Exchange.
"Anothcr telegram for that man |" ex.
claimed Clerk Hughes, OF the Continental
Hotel, yesterday afternoon, as n messen-
ger boy poked NJ open receipt book before
Ills eyes and held out MI envelope. This
makes eight"
Eight kilograms for whom?"
"a gentleman stopping here, who is a
little under the weather" {
"How"
Ellis fcct!' exclaimed Mr.. Hughes, eau.
tiously looking around. "It's n Joke. Flo
is a Now York merchant who comes over
here every week. Last night he and sew
eral others, among whom were one or two
theatrical men, talked here for IN hour.
The New. Yorker complained Of suffering
from cold feet.
"sCold fectr exclaimed one OF the par.
ty. did you ever try those new foot pias.
tiers? The best thing in tho world. Since
l Wore them I have never been troubled
with cold. Como, III get you the right
kind
I'm they went and got a plaster, cut it In