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WHEAr BAKING POWDER
WHAT PROF. sIILIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER =.

Nkssks NARfIN kALBFLEIsCH'sS sons u
"Sentiemen:-My examination of Your Wheat Pow.
GER develops an unexpected value 10 il from SAM.
{Akh POINT OF VIkw. Il certainly restores 10 the
Dread the Potassia and Magnesia Salts, which the
mining removes from high grade -four and IL avoids
completely the chance Of disaster which attends the
constant use Of small doses of Rochelle salts such
III tne srtaric acid compounds carry into the system
As the nesh nulc contains ten times much POias
sum salts a OF sodium II is evident that the waste OF
tne issues Is supplied nom your preparation, as II
SAnnot De rom those preparations which Contain only
SODIUM and Calcium compounds besides the tartarfc
ecd There danger Of setting up an alkaline con-
clifton OF the urine with dicalcc phosphates- In fact
appears 10 NE that You have q very strong case,
tudsed nom the physiological side and this convc-
ton has grown on me the have examined the
ease (slgnedJ b. SiLLIMAx."
Fer sale BY
q. q. CORNWELL & SON,
14lS Pennsylvania avenna
TnO trade supplied 04-stu,t III. 6m-4p
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PERSONAL.

SOnn CASH WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
spelOO Position of skilled laborer in any of the
Departments upon receipt Of the appointment. IAd-
dress VIRGIL" Star office. apT-3ts
T WILL GIVE $50 FOR A POSITION IN ONE
of the Departments under the Civil Service Class.
Address NJ z r., Star office ap6-3t*
NTcDEvITTS DETECTIVE AGENCY-CON-
Nl sultatiOn Free and Confidential. Prompt atten-
ton and reliable service JAMES A. McIIEVITT
Manager, sos Pennsylvania ave mhI62nl*
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EDUCATIONAL.

NORWOOD INsTITUTE-l2l2 AND 1914 I4TH
~ ST., near 18th ST. circle-Select Boarding School
for young ladies. Sessions $3.50 opens September so
1885. Early application necessary, as number OF
ooarders will be limited. ap6
TTNHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence
And At 723 14th st. a. W., WASHINGTON
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TOR RENT-PART OF OFFICE ON ST. NV
l. THOS ]. MYERS,
mh121m 1920 + St
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BOARDING.

DoAhbtNN.
NOR RENT-sIo NJ ST n. w.-GooD ROOMS
Il and frst-class Board. for $40. ap.-3ts
DOARDING-EXCELLE TABLE BOARD, sl7
h per month, O. sl6 list St NV, between H
and ap62t'
FTNHE POPULAR HOLLY TREE DINING-RooM,
II Sis 9th St NV, has been leased by J. II. BUR-
CESS Old patrons, friends Of the proprietor and
the public Invited to give him a call.
Usual prices ap2-lm
s. 4 UBURN HOUSE." 2I4s PENNSYLVANIA
"A ave. Several handsome Rooms vacant,
with first-class Board, FOR transient or permanent
Table boarders desired. Mrs. NEWTON. mh234ws
CPRAGUE MANSION, CORNER 9TH AND y
- SITS for rent, with Board: large pleas
ant Rooms also. three small Rooms transient
boarders accommodated mh234ws
MRS. o. G. HowARD's HOUSE. 47e PENN
vi sylvania square from 9th depot,
opposite National Hotel. Established Is years.
Frsj-clas board and rooms 50 10 $40 per week.
Transient 81 TO 81 day. Table and beds superior
Temperance house. Z. HOWARD,
ml2O-lm& Proprietre0s
rTSHE LoCHIEI. HOUSE. So 9TH ST. Nv
Il and the La Pierre, southwest corner of 10th and
SITS are the best conducted Boarding houses ir
the city. Table hrst-class; pleasant. rooms Terms
moderate oc27
ssFINHE MEMONT"-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il repainted and repspered. and In every way put
in hrstclass order IL rs the coolest and most DESIRE
and S45 per month. je7
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.OYsrras, TraaAp1s. GAYS. tRc
Receiyed daily e the Norfolk Oyster Depof Hard
ann SonHheu Crabs, Dlamopd-back Terrapin EeyV
YORK Little Neck CLAIMS, and spiced Oysters Also
inc following we!lkn0wn brands Of Oysters; Lynn
hssanrsnts ana Private Families supplied q abort
spl-st n. WHITE 4 Co. e21 T. mn.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

TNOR sALE-Two OF THE FINEST BUILDING
II Lots In Washington-one on 10th h 81 NV.
and one Massachusetts, ave, between 18th and
18th Sta NV. Apply TO
CHAS c. DCNCANSoN
ap7-St Corner .th and ID sts NV
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"ANTED-IMMEDIATE FIRST CLASS
w COOK None need apply except tho who are
competent and have good references Apply at i:36
h ST. Oet . ana . clock. ap6-St*
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Observation-Disclosures

nor RENTAL A MODERATE RENTAL AN
Il excellent rosewood case Piano: square; full seven
octaves; not much worn; in perfect order with stool
and handsome embroidered cover Address Piano"
care OfC r. FOLLIN, City p. o. ap4-f3t*
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ATTORNEYS.

CHARLEs J. GoOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
~ Counsellor at-Law and Expert st. Cloud building,
9th and sts Good work, good references moder.
ate charges Twenty-one years experience d31
NJ H. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT.LAW
Ns Rooms and 4, Gunton Law Building,
4T2 Louisiana avenue
Residence. 24O North Capitol st. mh29
CAMUEL b. WALKER,
~ US Commissioner Notary Public and Attorney
for Rents,
iy2 $40 Louisiana ave next to City p O.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-THE LARGE, WELL~KNOWN
Il Piano Store, with cellar, 423 11th st. NV half
square north OF Penna- Of the best thor
Oughfares between Penna- ave. and st. mhlS-2lt*
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NOR SALE-Tw0 HANDSOME NEW RESI-
Il dences q rooms each, 1921 and 1928 q NV; the
houses are built In the most substantial manner-press
brick fronts brownstone trimmings two-story square
bay windows. hardwood msntels thing hreplaces and
furnaces plumbing first-cass For terms apply 20 A.
A. WILSON, Flrenens Insurance Company corner
nv ap3-lm
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NOR RENT
Il 1914 30th'st NV, three-story Brick Dwelling,
cont aiming all modern conveniences and in first class
order To desirable tenant the use Of the large lot
adjoining with fine shade trees will be given.
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
OF Nv
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"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO STAND IN
w meat and provision store must come well re-
commended Apply to the southwest corner Sth and
IL SIS W. apS-3t*
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"ANTED-TWO GIRLS, ONE SETTLED
nurse for an infant also cook and general house
work Both must stay nights and bring city refer
.eicts Call from to q GO II st. NV. ap6-2t
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"ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BUTLER MUST
w nave good city references Apply at 1T17 Rhode
Island ave- Wednesday. Sth inst, between and p.
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"ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED FARM HAND
w on grain and grass farm. Wages S25 per month,
mouse and ire wood Inquire of ). r. PRIEST, near
Br1gntWOod station. Bring reference. ap1-2t*
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nv BOY. DO roy snoxE.

The United States Navy annually
takes into its service large number Of
apprentice boys, who are sent all over
the world and taught to be thorough
sailors. It has been the policy Of the
government since the war to educate the
5" blue jacket upon the principal that
the moro Intelligent man is, the better
sailor be is likely to become. There is no
lack Of candidates for these positions.
Hundreds Of boys apply, but many are,
says the Scientific American, rejected
because they cannot pass the physical ex-
animation. Major Houston, one Of the
Marine Corps who is in charge Of the
Washington Navy Yard barracks. is the
authority for the statement that one-iifth
Of all the boys examined are rejected on
account Of heart disease.
His frat question to boy who desires
to enlist is: do you smoker" The in
variable response is: "No, SIR" but the
tsll-tale discoloration of the fingers at
once shows the truth. The surgeons say
that cigarette smoking by boys produces
heart disease. and that in ninety nine
cases out of = hundred the rejection of
would-be apprentices on account Of this
defect comes from excessive use Of the
milder form of the weed. This is re-
markable statement. coming. as it does,
from so high an authority and based upon
the results of actual examinations going
on day after day, and month after month.
It should be a warning to parents that
the deadly cigarette is sure to bring about
incalculsble injury to the young. A law
passed restricting its use to the dudes
would not, perhaps, bring popular dis
favor. because it might reduce the num-
Der Of these objects about our street, but
boys INDUCING in the cigarette ought to
be treated to liberal doses Of rod in
pickle" until the habit is thoroughly
eradicated.
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ALL EXPELLED As LIARS. "A promin-
ent citizen Of Jones, county, Mississippi,
made visit to Meridian recently, and
upon his return told his neighbors be had
seen ice manufactured in that town with
the Thermometer standing at 81 degrees.
1t soon became q settled fact in the
minds Of the church that Brother Blank
bad degenerated into an able liar.
Charges were preferred against him, and
committee Of church members were
appointed to visit Meridian and convict
the erring brother Of lying. They went.
saw the ice manufactured, and returning
home 90 reported to meeting Of all the
church members. A look Of astonish-
ment on the faces Of the assembled breth-
rem soon gave way to one Of indignation,
and Brother Blank and the entire com
mittee were incontinently expelled from
the church. In. 0. Times. Democrat.
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The idea that Mackay. Hobart. Spen.
Ger, Sharon, or any Republican is to be
elected to the Senate from Nevada next
year, says the Carson Index. is more or
less preposterous. Il has been arranged
in San Francisco that Fair has the tacit
consent Of the Republicans Of this State
for reelection. This is supposed to BE-
in recognition Of the good turn done the
party in re.clecting Senator Jones last
winter. The principal question now il
as to what Offices have been reserved in
this State for the Republicans. The true
tent Of Republicanism is to stand BY Sen.
ator Jones arrangement.
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WOOL AND IVORY.

| Au old Boston merchant, bald, gray
and docrepit, hailed me the other day
with the salute, "You wrote the obituary
Of - in q Boston paper last week" !
replied, "Yes.' "Why didn't you tell
the whole story - said he. "Why didn't
you tell what was the foundation Of his
fortune.' ] reioined that it would be
useless, and more than useless. He re-
ferred to the slave trade, in which the
deceased had laid the foundation Of the
| immense fortune he afterwards accumu-
lated. This brings up queer point in
the history Of Boston commerce. As all
the parties arc dead it will be hardly out
Of place for me to mention some facts
which would have astonished people bad
they been known then.
The city Of Salem and the towns Of
Glouscester and Marblehead fitted out
annually feet for the coast Of Africa.
The vessels left ostensibly for the fishing
grounds. They were in charge Of men
who could be relied upon, and Boston
capital was largely at the back Of the en-.
terprise. II any Of the feet escaped the
English cruisers. and returned with more
gold than fish, the reason given was that
the trade in African wool and ivory had
been good. 1 had my suspicious as far
back as 1910 that this trade ment some
thing other than was known in commerce
as wool and ivory. was chief clerk of
large mercantile tirm, and by business
then was to attend to the duties assigned
me. I kept my eyes opened, however,
and it was not long before / discovered
that the slave trade was in full force, and
that it was carried on by merchants Of
Boston, Salem, Gloucester and Marble
head, merchants who publicly secuted
the idea. remember one man from
Salem; his name began with X. His as.
sociatc partners comprised the most re.
spectacle firm in Boston, and We. he was
a SLAYER, and he and they succeeded in
running several cargo Of slaves to the
West Indies and South America. l also
remember the case of once well known
dry goods merchant Of Boston who left
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The New York Herald attributes the
business depression in the country to fear
Of the standard dollar. Tue Sun replies
to the Herald's article. It holds that -
knowledge Of the facts Of the case leads
to the conclusion that the present lack Of
employment Of labor and capital and the
consequent stagnation Of business arc
due, not to the fear Of the silver dollar.
but to the actual grinding pressure Of the
gold standard. Prices Of al commodi.
ties measured in gold. have been falling
for ten years past. and it is not certain
that they have yet touched bottom.
Hence. capitalists wait. aud the laborers
w.i.. end everything waits to see what
ia going to happen. A similar stagnation.
produced by the same cause. prevails in
Great Britain. where silver coin is legal
tender only to the amount Of forty shil.
lings, and whore the fear Of the silver
dollar is unknown. We thank the Sun
ios coming to the rescue Of silver. The
reference to the situation in Great Britain
!. 4 strong point, and complete answer
to the Herald's assumption Of hard times
in this country.
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MrncuRY IN TIE SoIL. AT the Cedar
Grove Plantation. Jefferson Parish, La,
the curious phenomenon Of the occurrences
Of native mercury in the deep alluvium
has received . partial investigation. The
inercury 10 distributed in ANAL globules
Of varying sise and is visible TO the naked
eye In some Of the upper strata 81 the Il.
luvinm. Tbs large quanty Of the n,er.
curry, and the great area over which Il il
scattered, the situation above the most
frequented resort 81 commerce. the pro.
lection from ovsr6owing by levess, and
the absence Of any Appearance Of history
Of any large cargo Of mercury beioq
wrecked 10 that vicinity, make ii improb.
able that the mercury came there through
human agency.
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The Atlantic ocean steamship record,
says the San Francisco Chronicle. bids
fair to reduce indefinitely, ike the trot.
ting horse record. Times wers--snd it
was not 40 long ago either-that nine
days was regarded ~ rapid paasags be.
tween New York and Liverpool. Thia
has been cut down gradually year by
year until now the Etruria On the recent
trip 70 England arrived At Fastnet six
days I've hears and thirty-6vs minutss
from the time shs left New York.
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The San Francisco Alta says white
woman, formerly : rssident Of the Ha.
waiian. lslepds. and AZ 1t present living
in West OAKLAND, l. sid 70 b afflicted
with leprosy. The cass has beeu brought
70 the attention Of Health Officer Buck.
but be ssys there Il no danger Of conta-
gion except BY personal contact Of long
duration, and q tho woman il living AZ
her own house theirs i no reason for in
reference.
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SCIENTIFIC.

Photographs are now taken in one
hundredth part Of second in Paris.
The total length Of the submarine ca.
bles now in use is quoted at 68, 900 miles.
The specks or beads which float before
the eyes are due to slight defects in their
Tissues and fluids. They are generally
present to some extent in all eyes, and
are not necessarily symptom Of disease.
The fixed stars do not actually revolve
around the north star, but only apparent
" 10, owing to the movement Of the
earth. The attraction Of gravitation op.
crates everywhere, and perfectly ac-
counts for the stability Of the universe.
For to stain wood in imitation Of cedar
take 200 parts of eatechu, 100 paats of
caustic potash and 10000 parts Of
water, all by weight. which will make q
durable stain. Wood left for some time
in this solution will become deeply pene-
trated with the stain,
Professor Bois-R Raymond has laid be-
fore the Physiological Society, Berlin.
tnonstrous hoofs Of horses and bovine an
imals sent frtm the Falkland Islands to
tho Physiological Institute, which from
their raassiveness and the recurvature Of
the horny material, would hardly be rec
ognized a. the hoof Of the animals to
which they really belonged.
A writer in an English journal says
that any one may be cured Of stammer-
ing by making an audible note in expira.
ton before each word. Stammerers eau
sing as easily as other persons. Jacky
Broster. Of Chester, who made large
fortune BY curing stammering, simply
made his pupils say ''her" before each
word beginning with consonant.
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A New Jersey man, hearing that his
wife intended to elope. considerably
went away from home the evening
named, so rs to remove every obstacle.
His wife suspected the cause Of his ab-
sence, and dismissed her clandestine
sutton. Moral: Never try to be smarter
than . woman. II you do, you will get
left.-Burlington Free Press.
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The phenomenon Of red hail, the color
ing matter being di6uaed througiout
come Of the stonos, and the otheys being
white. was lately observed IN the Engliah
county Of Down. .ln /. w N.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Natural gas has been struck ut Port
Colborne, Ont, in sufficient force to
light the town.
The Pail Mall Gazette's recent revela-
tions of London vice have been drama
tiled at Vienna. The play is in fivs acts
and is entitled, Protect Our Daugh-
ters."
The Detroit Journal says: Secretary
Whitney is a kind Of surprise party.
The frat general opinion wronged him.
He is not dude; he is. In fact, dandy.
Our South American trade has been
seriously crippled by the burning of
Colon and tho practical closing Of the
ports Of Carthagena and Barranquilla,
particularly the latter.
The Sun advises New Workers to ex-
pect no aid from the outside. but to build
the Grant monument themselves. The
Grand Army Of the Republic intend to
ignore the present burial site, and raise q
fund for monument in Washington.
The number Of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden since the first Of January
is about 30, 900 less than during the corr.-
spending period last year.
1t is felt in many places in the South
that the monument to General Grant
should assume the dual character Of o
monument to General Grant and General
Lee. Dr.. ]. B. Hinckley, of Georgia,
one Of the best known surgeons in the
army Of Northern Virginia, subscribes
$500 for this purpose. and calls upon the
proper authorities in New York to give
the matter the shape so that Confederates
may Join in.
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100000 :: ]; Il; !: il: \:

value, that viii start you IL WORT that will Il
oncs bring you Ia money faster than anythins
: y IN America. All about ths e1ou,ooo ID
presents Nth esch box. Agents wanted every.
tIMs. o. spare tine osiy, 70 uolk for NJ - their
own homss. Hoftun@i for ell vollers abso-
lutsly sasured. pon'> deiay. 3. AAzIs1r =
o., Portland, Mains.
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Miners generally drink their whisky
BY quartz. -fPhiIadsiphia Cal. Ard
are sometimes pretty we'll iodsd.
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Much Of tho land in Cambridgeshirs,
England. belonging to tho Earl 81 Har-
wicks, who was ssved from bankruptcy
At the eleventh hour BY his sistsr.in.Iaw,
: Rothschild, h let q 70 cents N aoFs 70
prevent it, going out Of cultivation, and
the highest bid for property 10 the same
county, aold not long ago, for go, 900.
was E22. 100 last month.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29

Gail Hamilton is eminently sound on
some subjects. Noticing the thirst for
Office she 10 led to say: "A republic
will never be comprehended by natives
or foreigners so long as it is supposed to
be an invention for reducing or raising
all men to level instead Of being what
it is--an invention permitting all men to
find their own level" This sentence
contains good logic; but it would be
hard to make an aspiring politician see
tho point Of it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29

IL KINDS OF STAMPING FOR EN-
IA hroid.ry on anv and all colorAd R0odp.
5lls, satin. Plush and flames; also sfAmptng
for Crazy Patchwork. All the latest pstterns
and designs for this can b bad, at Ban Fran
Z | MRS. r. ". Brown, se4
X Lscous street. Phoebe,
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PIzARRo's TosIB Tho bones Of Pig
AFRO. the Indian butcher, lie 10 the crypt
Of the Grand Cathedral at Lima, which
he built in 1910. and which ID the most
imposing ecclesiastical edi6ce in America.
It l. said 70 have cost q. 900. 900 That
sum may have been spsut upon 1t, but
the money came from the old Inca tenn
pies, which were robbed Of their gold
and silver ornaments and stripped Of
their carved timbsrs by the Spanisrds.
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EsTRAYs.

IsHRRg ARE NOW ON MY nAxcH. IN
Lincoln County. New d. two stray work
horses, One OF them Ia dapple gray. brAnded
ON the LEFT thigh with -. z" with bar crosse
down fr,m the lower horiz ntai line II the q;
to the right OF the lett z. or wh,t.vAr Il my
be intended for. is the letter o !" with b r
juas Abovr IT, On the right thigh a. So
TIE other hor 10 dark nsrrel Of Light
b own, with - = bran led on i-ff thigh
3 ,th Of these horses a,e ANAL WORK animals
The own,ra Of these horses are re Iussed to
come and prove property. pay charges and take
them away.
D Y. ALEX ,NDER.
Spring Valley, Aug. ~, lsa5.
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