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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE onrv
LINE BETWEEN oNhi
THE EAST Ann nj n u, mon,
DOUBLE TRACKI JANNEy coun,,,c
STEEL RAfi,si ooofl-hh
Schedule In effect sUNDAY JUNE N 100.
Until further notice. WAN" 40 ioof'
Leave Washing ION from statIon corner n, No
Jersey avenue and q atreet ~ '"'"ef VI NeW
For Chicago Cincinnati I'nn,svtiia N ,,, q,
daily at S65 a. Nj, ioib A. NJ io,o p ~ Lon it
through coaches and Palace sieenin, ~ r.r WIN
above points, without change; 10 is X N S.Is 70
Chicago except Saturday, "S W
daily; 40 p. Nj. TO PittBburgh Cleveland M M
trolt, with Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh. " Do
a. NJ. daily Win Sleeper for Toledo, VIA %beei o
Trains for Philadelphia and New York nj am
a, nj. daily, except Sunday; 3 90 p M ana n 40 p
M. and 1910 p. nj. daily with Parlor and Sit enir.
Cars attached. 'Ds
$40, 300 and zoos A Nj 10 Ia o 81 SS' 9,n' ~
430 (i5-minute trainJ ~ 6a0 "a ri V " o.og
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HHHROHDS.
TIME GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

TO TIL NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENTE QUIpME EMIT
TRAINS LEAVE hSfHST S8 al 5sss from Station
corner OF Sixth and streets, az follows:
fGl Il f PSase che sssbn Sh Ss, sS
A. A. daily; Fast Line, $40 A, N. daily 10 10
o sa e to tHp with Sleeping Cara
@S s hSg Sa ,se% SATURDAY g ShcsgO
Cars Cars to Pi,tsbnrgh; also connects daily for Chi
sscgpg Gar ps s4 e GSs3gS
tne West, With Palace Sleeping Car from Wash
ara, at 1000 p. m. daily except Saturday with
and WashinstoS TO Bniiaic. Train of ieayieS
Washlngton on Saturday night will not run
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and EinnIra, at
$40 a. nj. daily except Sunday. ~
Il A: M, 2, 4, 10 and Ills p. N. On Sunday.
so, 1000 and ILLS p. NJ. Limited Express ~
Pullnman Parlor Cars, 1904. NJ. daily except
For Bogton, without change, 200 p. NJ. every
For Brooklyn, N. X. all through trains connect
az Jersey CITY with boats of brooklyn Annex
r, Ing donble ierrlage across New York city.
Fer ~ rhiaHue,phia, 7lS, $50 and II a. III, 2, a.
=. M: Limited Express, 1904. M. daily except
i2o5. l25 40 500 40 loo and i Il / Is a r
and lilo 4. NJ. wv ''''' AVVV
For Pope's Creek Line. o.S5 A. NJ. and 40 p. M.
For An1apoils es5 A. NJ. laos and 40 P. M. daily
ALEXANDRIA, q FREDERICKSBURG R.rr.
MN A All 6A.LE&ANDRIA & WASHING
For Alexandria, $50, zoe, 925, HOS and II.s5 A.
~, 2Oo 425, 9, 0.25, sos and 1i.35 =. NJ, on sun.
DAY a. e.aO, 923, ll.Q5 A. M, sos p. NJ.
for hlchmond ana the South. $50 and II. 05 A, M,
daily, and i. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WnBhington Go5
800 1000 and 1910 A. NJ, 1. 305, 323 40 5O5 and
IufO 4. ~. and l210 midnight, except MONDAY
On Sunday 81 500 and 1910 A. NJ, 7O5 and iOl I'd
u: NJ. and r. 10 night. ''
Tickete and Information at the Office, northeast
corner OF Thirteenth otreet and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. nu ny the station, where orders be left for
tno checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
j. II. WOOD,
ctAs u p,,o,, General Passenger Agent.
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The Remington Typewriter Takes
EiraI Prize.

NEW YORK, OCT. 10, 1881.
M(srs. UDekQD, SeamaRs d BENEDICT, he DrOn
BHidinO, Washington, n. q.
GENTLEMEN! We take pleasure I'm Informing
you that after vigorous light AZ tho Nebraska
state Fair at Omaha the Type Writer received
fret prize over the Oaligrapn.
Yours, worry truly,
WYcRoFF, sEAMASs & BENEDICT.
Wyckon, SeamRns Benedict.
j. II. Buckelew, Manager,
LoDrolt Building, corner Eighth and +.
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THE s.l EVENING !, EN- lilel CRITIC.
WEATHER fNpiolrIona.

once today says
Inr TIE Middle Atlantic states eeneraiiv
iar weather On southern r0riion, IN noftherf,
l.ilII ID 1al rains aul lfrht SHOWS, with partly
rlotift iplirued ~ clearing weather. brisk
AnN nifh nnftnue1tFriy uinds, = decided fall
m ntefature ana higher bsromotfr.
~ TIE south atlantic States generally fair
hr.thef, tIisk norih o. wet Winds, becoming
NNfNnehf iarlY on the k0rib Carolina coast,
inNef temrHfnture aud higher barometer.
special Huiietin.
Tnf FRIDAY Contained raif. ciesr ana fair
NCuinff n in1iraini f0r tnH New England,
niiIlH hnluflr States nud tho lower lake
Igrina, siinhtlY warmer. faif weather n ia.
1inNtnI fHf The south Atlantic states.
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Hhir's, Collars ana Cans Done UP,
sqgAl ln new az Morgans Steam Laundry.

INV GAIT ExpLnsIoS.--At tho Inquest yes.
mIahl lh tnh Gait explosion tho testimony was
yue.lel ~ 20 whether the proper precautions
nhn Teen inkou with the boiler. IL was ahown
lhh! the boiler was tn excellent condition, but
q 20 wafer WAS indifcr0etlf Injected into
Nhrh The water IN the boiler Was low, tho
inty rendered verdict 10 tho eject thAt
bnuflAsr fcndlot0n. the engineer, came to
hia leath from Injuries sustained from an OK
Ilcsion resulting from the failure 20 nave
wafer IN the boiler. The deceased was born
IN washington, 20 years Of age, unmarried
And brother a Lieutenant PendleiOn, Unite1
States Navy, and now ON duty at tho United
States Observatory.
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Ladies' arc respectfully invited % examine
our new line OF real hand-sewed French kii
button sl.b0, worth 5000: Cousin's ine peb-
80; misses finB aprlng heel button, 81. 80,
YouDg's shoe house, No. i02 Seventh street.
Sole agent for tho celebrated $3.50 Electric
Cater for gents ana ladies, which viii cure
rheumatism, sore feet, bunions aud cDrns.
=. S.--LOok for the old woman In window.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-23
THE PRESIDENTS FATHER-IN-LAW
Mr.. FreIfnghuysen Does Not Expect
10 AHsuma the PahiiInn

Secretary Frelinghuysen, In response 10 an
inquiry as 70 the truth OF the reported en-
gagement OF his daughter, Miss Tillic, to
President Arthur, said; $50 far as that artl-
Gle refers 10 tho relations OF President Arthur
and my daughter It is without any foundation
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-23

MRS. MONIES DEArH.-Mra. Alsrandsr Nc.
Nee, OF California, who last Tuesday afternoon
shot herself In the head, as reported Ia TuE
CRITIC or yeethrday, died yesterday aft srn00n,
Just twonty-fOur hours after tho shooting. rhe
remains were viewed by Coroner Patterson
ana removed % Leo's undertaking establish.
ment, Vhe remains Will PROBABLY be taken 10
California for intorment.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-23

BACKING HIS JUDGMENT. o. No. Chsrlos
Davis made a wager al Wizards last night of
300 that Grant, Tammany's candidate for
votes than 0race
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Roys' Real seal SKIN Caps.

price 81 90. Just received 20 doz., at Franc'a,
corner Tth ana d, the only strictly one-prics
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store In this city.
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Throat nnd Lung Diseases

n especially, Send two letter stamps f1r iarsa
treatise giving self treatment. Address W1rii's
DispenaHry Midical Association, Bunal0, n. 4.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-23

NOyELIIrs a. veerhon'a N seyenth alreet.
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sEnENADr TO General DuiterWorth .o.hisht.
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DIR. w. Il. PARKER, OF Boston, Mass.
MAGNETIC HEALER.

Has returned to Washington to exercise his
healing power in treating rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Lung, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
without the use OF medicine. Diseases OF tho
Eye specially. Consultation free. Onice
hours, o q. m. to p. m. 317 4ia ct. N. W. VIII
visit patients.
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The Virginia MidIand Railway.

SOUTHWEST AND WEST,
Schedule Ia effect OCTOBER ~, 1854
$40 a. h.-NfW ORLEANS MAIL daily max.
Ing close CONNECTIONS 10 all points South and
Southwest. (Daily except Sunday with d Il o.
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Buiett cars from
new hork ana washington 90 Atlanta. PULL
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At
lnntA u New Orleans
sioP. M.-LoulsyILLE FAST LINE. Daily,
via ChArOttesville To Cincinnati, Loulsviiis
end AZ western points, PuliAian Sleeping Cars
from Washington 10 Louisville.
1910 p, h.-s0UTH ifRN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily 70 al poiutA South aud Southwest via
DanvllleAnd Charlotte. Pullman sleeping Cara
from MRshins ton via DAnyile, Charlotte and
Atlanta q New orleaDg also irora washing
ton via Charlotte snd Columbia 70 Augusta.
Manassas Diyilion train leaves Washington Is
1900 n. M, aud 5 10 y. m, daily except Sunday.
WarTentOn trfinh leave Wilmington ~ WlO "a. 10 4,
and 6:lO y, M. oallg.
paliY's on cC, 6OI Penus. ave.
Trains leave frouA ~. 81 II. Station.
Sc SLAUGHTER ~, MAODANTEL,
Gen, thss' Atelit a.. ,, Agent,
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A b, KEY Es y. l., SMITH.
Close Carriagos for weddings, call ana re-.
coptions. Boarding and Livery Stable, VIII.
lard'a Hotel Stables, corner 1dth and Il SITS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-21

Go b. Castles Bros. for your sioyos. IS
they have all SHADES and warrant eyorv
pair.
MIRA. C. T, Dickinson will re,ume
1884. -
John, how do you Ike "a, now bnB
Wher5 did ysu get itT Why, at bar
Go to F. e. BSrrow, $40 NJ ain street for
good plumbing, ETC., II. r. DOYLE
manager.
.Exsmine our handsome line Of gold.
NlNer and ivory handle umbrellas. Cas-
ties Bros.
i1ke's poothSche Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
cocns and hunions.
5hiloh's ours win Immediately relieve
Group whooping cough aud bronoh .iS.
Sold hv J. ii. HouSe.
Telephone or leave your order, NJ
Hamilton s TonuS'S, aud nave rour
window glasN pat Ia.
A nassl injector FREQ with each bott,
.oi ShilCh's catArrh Remedy. Price n
aonts- Sold by }. NJ. Oousa.
Castles Bros. Is the only plsce In tho
city that you can get imported silk hal.
hriggan snd wool underwear In suired
Snu all shades.
The COfiee at the Glen Lea Ia real
coffee, not roasted boane. Itistha CON
uine berry OF the ceilae ncbrub snS i,s
aroma coniesses that fact
The celebrated chef de cuisine ann
ployed at tho Glon lea, Ia prepared tn
furnish meals for hsnuuets and speoinl
'uppers ON the shortest notice.
Tho regular lunch-sland st tho Clen
Lea saloon Is open all day and All night,
Marine luxuries arc on hand enuaf In
freshness to the coast restaurants.
Dressed snd undressed kid gloves.
| irom % cents up. Pushes, velvets.
| pluUeS, tips, satins, silks, caShmeres,
] velvet and satin ribbon, at h. Baumau's'
/ 40 Elm street.
/ A beautiful set of fancy cards sent
| Tree 10 persons who havo used Brown,s
! Iron Biiters. Address with street nnd
| number. Browns Chemical eomnsnv
Baltimore, Md.
nobh.ns' securing Polish ID the bes,
| thing IN the world for cleaning tin psns
aud all kitchen utanslla. Finest tbiSe
lof using in washing dishes sud pAup ~
h@d watcr. sor sale by a. h. Baucho
Main street. '''
Mrs Robins la'o OF Now York city. ,
prNcpcai ulagNuieNrY Nhd artist l.. ~.
in's has upvnIi drrs>hiehnss rAtn.., "A
$50 >ir ANhrr, ale VIM n,a.s y
70 see al " no n-eu hrs, GLASS worA oou,,
Latest Frencn stylus always On nand.
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Extremely low pricen n,ys boep
u arked On all the furuiture 600. PjcE
has In Siock--tsbles, chairs, rockers. bed
ROOM ana psrlor sets. Give him call,
Fure and 9ncolored aud guaranteed
cents pound In one pound pscksger AZ
bouches', Ms Main street.
Good things 10 eat oil moved 10 IN.
u'vu ga Nhop-house yesterday. rhoy
date from headquarters AZ Glen I,sa
Chop-house.
Geo, Rick, The Elm street furniture
HSVoles, " solllng chairs, diuing-room
aNIuI.ure IN quality aud price 60 suit
Send TO- Browns Iron Bitters Co.. Bal
nnl9te, ma, Tor tho prettiest picture
address. '''e ''
shuo9's Cough and Consumption cure
~ selu oy US on . guarantee, It cures
'u'N"mPl'on' Sold bv !, NJ, HoUee.
Immense stock Of wall paper, the lat.
eat uealgnS and colots, are being re-
served oy Hamilton h Young.
me TURF saloon has the finest liauors
ana eigare IN tho city. The place is Elm
street. opposite Oliver \ Griggs.
ihe furf saloon has removed To ais
Elm street. whore they have stted mn
the hno,t saloon Ia tho city.
| Oysters shellod to order and fish fresb
! from tHe ses and the Rivera, served An
avery style ~ the Glen l.aM.
This Ii the lire sessoa .n ipnre vou,
| property with Suon Il NaQ, agents
ollee opposite tho urNNin.
Paints, ready mixed, 40 that any one
can use them; artist materials, oils, otr
nj Hamilton \ Young's.
Tho latest designs In colored. border
cd hem.stitohvd hdndkorchiefs, liner
ehd silk, at Castles Bros.
DR. Choaney, dontist. 200 Elm street
makes a specially ot the operations OF
Che natural teeth.
Whom You want good whisky, FIN,
VINE or pure French brandy, go to Loel
Don't buy old and rclusod goods whe,
you can huy ut Baumau's now goods To-
less money.
"hsokmetack,n \ lasting and ttagrm
perfume. PRICE AZ and AceutS S1dl
J. NJ. House.
The largest and most handsome stocl
o. tall and wiuior scaris sna ties at Gas
The mud mus, he very dsep vhe
your loot ye- depip wce-,ug Hunsts,t,'
Il, N.al an rt,r 'a-p e,roo va, =.
>lcavlunn riils. Bsn.y's Saline Acor
'sni y rsites. -
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LuUAtEilEA

boots to order at Humstabls's.
Repairing done Al Hunstshle's.
go to Hunstshies, 7l2 Elm street.
huV the Huus'shle Root ever, time.
TO to Hunstable's Tor boots and aboes.
haSo NAH shot rints.s, Huustanie,s
Strp.t N"
Telephone Smith q Hail for your In
p Novelties In elegant nsckvare, at
3, The PUNISHABLE Shoe Store is at 7i9
Now white sab, at a. E. Bousho's, So
Min street
For C Your bridal and party outfits, 90
to Castles Bros. o.
ieieeh1 'o your orders TO Franklin &
Pfouts, mechiniste.
hets and 61onne,s 10 match your suits
in colurs, AT Bsumau's.
All nat sold At reduced nri,,ss A. y
NMnmsp's. 7O6 Elm Ntree,
1,eJ0 pair Elunstnble boots ,,ar. p,ado
IN i'sliaS since MAY -, lSs.
~ VrSV ul.chines, Sll new, st Frank.
40 " t'"utH machine shop.
Boeded dross Irouts, capes and lscos.
white end black, ~ Bamnan's.
Just receiver, = lot of horse-rnalsh 4,
'10V ~ ~ E' Boucho, the grocer.
uoreo iadish snd svely,nmr in the
P,"'"rN INC WIN want Of Bouohee.
LARGE limo Of night shirts Ia plain and
''hcN en'molcercd Mt Castles bros.
headquarters Tor bridal outfits. ladies,
wear aud fancy goods At Bauman's.
The Lunches At tho Glen LoN Arc reas
onaule IN price, and most excellent.
Ladies' visiting TO buy styliah Urap,
'nu ssfnen's haumau's is the place.
The ouly Wholesale millinery ouso Ii,
.he state L. haumau, Dallas, Texas.
y better morning meal tree Il had nj
zoe Glen Lea than can ho houpht also
where. 'H"' V'so
VWiSup, Worcestershire sauce nm,
mus!"rd by the gallon at Loeb 4 Frei
Boucnv, tne Malh .,root s.ocer. eeep
eyerythi y In the grocery line. To .
rng rtrt saloon ou Elm srsa nnno
w Nli'er \ Ghggs, have ihr nutA,
mon he iuwn
...sse rAss s;.a "a, lrice' s.,n,. .
'he "'e' Ars .bs.s ..t s.s.v n.-a. al a.
',A,vu> u tA.,s. =
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saces naav !, -l.tl a, aanslar!els.
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"The Business Man'sPInee.

The Merchants Exchange bar Of
Messrs' G., A. Roth 4 Co., Is one of the
best paironiGod places in the city. In.
Gated in the basement of the Merchants
Exchange building, keeping nothing
hut tho best, every attention being paid
to the wants of their patrons, and lit cd
up IN tho most elegant manner, It pre-.
SCENTS one of t.' most quiet, cosy and
comfortable places In the state To spend
toddy,
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

have reduced tho prioo-ior an IN.
definite timo-of cabinet photograph,
from 50 10 - per duzon. All other WORK
IN proportion. The quality of all my
work will continue TO bo superior. !
invite the attention OF the public Il
largo portraits in crayon ink and oil
Now IL the time 10 ordor holiday Iiot
ures 10 avoid hurried work.
w. " CLELlAN.
N Vein street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-21

Shirt Factory.
Messrs. Oliver Bros. manGiaoluTsrse
shirtN and underwear have Locates
themselves 1T TT Main street, wher
they are making some Of Che finest E0cn
TO order that can be manufactured. IhE
make y speciality of shirts, and thelr a.
lie perfection. Gentlemen viii Ind men
prices low, and can have the satisi@uoa
of getting the best shirt 90 low pres
and perfect IT,, ~ NEu strett ku
SariS' DID store
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The j. u. Wa'klns Land Mortgage Co.
Make Loans on Land for Long Time at
Reasonable Rates, Ohico over Oliver 4
Griggs Bank. particulars call on or
address J. h. Watkins l.. NJ. CO.,
Dallas. Texas
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rRANCIs hNIrmA co.

Negotiate Losns on LSud from two to
ten years, repayable whenever desired.
SEQ our advertisement, first column,
first page Of Fort Worth Gazette. Office
over Traders National Bank, Fort
WORTH also kaufman block, Ban An.
tanin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-21

All Enlarged Joints
OF the hands snd feet; hunions Hs
cured nv Giles lodidc Ammonia ia ns
mont. Sold by druggists. Trial ooAN
Az.
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hr.!stlc taste. i,
IL YOU want 30 nee an elegant stocS. :,
suNerware, take peep at - b'eA'
show window, 6l4 Main street
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The BataNla ,sa , AZ, us alh tn.
BE-, g'ick, d ia The lnit,d States. ri
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THE CITY.
THE TEXAS LAND & MORTGAGE CO.
LOANS MONTY on

i'AhN NUM- IN
Real Estate and good Collateral Sucur-
ny on long and short time aud rcasnna-
ole rates OF interest. Vendors lien
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can Re made to repay
loans by installmeuts.
G. T., WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
otices in Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas,
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evsoOn uS Glnsscock was ready tho
wvAtAtr chSrftd 'sNir lot 10 euOl and
stimulated the appetite. The st'niu-
's.eu III illsnod ;cr tho Glen Lea cLce-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-28
Piles! PiIes!! Piles!!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles. One box has cured
the worst cases of 80 years standing.
No one need suffer five minutes
after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. It absorbs tumors, sllsys
itching, acts as poultice, gives in
slant relief. Prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. j. M. Coffenbury, of
Cleveland, says: "I have used
scores of Pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that / have never
found anything which gives such
immediate and permanent relief as
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment." Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt Of price, 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props
Cleveland. Ohio. 1
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THE SOAP CAPER.

A very successful swindle, operated
by street peddlers, is what ia tech
nicaIly known as the 'sOap caper."
Any common soap will wash the
dust cut of gre ase spot, and a per-
son is apt TO cume 10 the conclusion
that the stain itself has been taken
out, until more dust aceumulates
on the grease and be finds b mselI
mistaken. For the purposes of the
swiDdle two fellows will buy lot of
cheap soap and cut 1t up into small
pieces, which are daintely perfumed
and nicely wrapped in fancy cclored
paper. This is all the stock N trade
needed, except generous allowance
of cheek. One of the fellows dresses
himself up ike dude ami gener~
ally conducts imself so that every
body TO whom appeals makes fun
of him. Perhaps he does sell few
pieces of the soap, for it appear to
do what Is claimed for it, but he pur-
posely makes such an ass of him
self that nobody wants to trade
with him. Soon, when he is boast
1DS VI hOW uOOh SOop AO OcaA oC1l III
q day, communicating fellow
in the crowd calls out: "Well Wy
don't you sell it then ?" and at once
they get into a wrangle, which is
ended by the plain fellow betting
that he can sell more soap in ten
minutes than the proprietor of the
stand can sell in bali an hour. The
hot Ia Onnoral1v nDitn q LARGO opo
and sympathy is entirely with
the common looking fellow; the
crowd comes to his support and he
rapidly sells out mis- share of the
soap and finally also disposes of the
greater part of the others packages.
It is almost needless to cay that the
fellows are confederates and are
playing into each others hands,
Two good operators can make tres
mendous profits by worming this
game and they run 10 risk of being
ARE sted.-Boston Courier.
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EQUALIZATION OF TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that at q session of the County Court
Of Juab County, Utah Territory, held on
Monday. the I'd day Of June, AID, 1884,
said Court appointed Monday the Both
day of June, 1884, at the Court Room Of
sait court in the Town of Nephi IN said
County at O'Clock, standard time, in
the forenoon OF said day, the time and
place for the Board of Equalization to
convene and determine all complaints
made in regard to the assessed value Of
any property assessed in said County for
County, Territorial and School Taxes for
the year 1884.
set my he nd and sffix the seal
TsrAL.1 OF said Court 8. nv Office in
Nephi, in said County, this %
day OF June, AID, 1884.
WM.A.C. BRYAN,
Clerk of the County Court, Juab
County, Utah. j6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-28
THE "ELECTRIC GIRL.v

DIriLg last week probably 10000
people, among them medical ex.
perts, visited Harris Museum to
see the wonderful performance OF
the Electric Girl" named by her
manager Matte Lee Price They
saw her snd marvelled at the ohe~
nomenon. None of the medical
men even attempted an eX plana-
ton. The 1c,00e visitors Will no
doubt feel a trihe mortified this
morning at learnin& that they have
been most beau tifuily taken in and
done for by fourteen-year-old
country girl. Mr.. Harris, the pro
prietOr Of the Museum. has den"un-
ced the your gster a. a fraud,
and will to day bring Silt
against her manager TO recover
money obtained tr m him by false
represen asions. Her pegf rmance S
have been no exhib tiOns OF any
particular muscular or of any US
seen power. they have teen Gle Yer
iricks-simply this and 10 hing
more. The first intimation tina
there was / electricity or n agnst-
ism about the girl was when a
couple or gentle men, who WIZ b Their
hands aud feet were trying to hold a
chair d wn, she asked them TO mo 9
their feet forward on the chairs
rounds. They hal each planted
foot direc Iy under the back o. tn.
chair, and the leve age was to
great for the magnet litter At
another time she declined t. try her
strength with any chair that did oil
have gocd stiff back. Next it Wa
observed that in bending and twis-
ting hickory stick she always re
CURED it to be green. One of the
attaches of the museum having no
ticed this asked her to nend and
twist seasoned stick, and she de-
clined, and then the attsche an
nounced that he would do anything
she did, and 10 re. The challenge
was decllf ed, but the challenger
twisted tn sticks and lifted the
heavily bal asted chairs al the same.
Anybody with OrdinNy nu GUAR
development, can do the same.-Cin.
cinnati Euquirer.