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CONSUMPTION.
TO q PUBLIC AS WELL AS THE AEp1
PROFESSION.

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS TIE MEDICAL
PROFESSION.
Halls Journal of Health. referring TO ION
Consumption usually begins with a slight,
dry cough in the morning, then on going to
bed, getting more and more frequent, with
more and more phlegm, increasing debility,
thinness of flesh, shortness of breath, and
uuickness of pulse. In fatal cases its average
course is about two years; hence the import
ance Of arresting the disease at as early q
stage as possible, and the sooner rational
means are employed for this purpose the
greater the chance Of success. The disease Is
owing to an irritation commencing in the
throat and extending to the lungs, so that their
action is interfered with, n the blood does
not receive sufficient oxygen to purify it. The
most marked sign Of lung disease is emacla-
ton; and the most positive indication Oh re-
turning health is increase in weight. .
So speaks Halls Journal Of Health, and
we may add that in desperate cases, and, In
fact, in all cases Of Consumption, or troubles
of the throat and lungs, immediate relief may
be obtained and a permanent cure effected Dy
the use Of Dr.. VIM. Halls BalSam for the
Lungs, q medicine known for more than thirty
five years as an unfailiNg remedy for coughs,
colds, bronchitis and all pulmonary and pee
toral diseases. That the worst cases OF Con-
sumption have been cured by the use OF Halls
Balsam has been attested to by the thousands
who have used it, or have been cognlzant OF
It's wonderful remedial efficacy.
1sn ....or;o, Ju;no;o An Via
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Walking down Broadway is very pleasant
when you feel we'll, and T-k-never felt
better than when his friend asked him how
he got over that severe cough of his so speed
lily. "Ah, my boy" said TIC: NJ. D.
did itrn And his friend wondered what g.
M. D. meant. He knew it did not mean q
Good Many Doctors, forT---K--had tried
a dozen in vain. ~ have It," said he, just
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery or Gold
Medal deserved as my friend J-S
-alWays dubs it. Sold by druggists.
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Catarrh in the Head

Originates In s~erotalous faint In thu bleod. Rsae,
the proper method BY which to cure catarrhi u = Ss-tS
a'6!ood. Is many dis,grssabIs symptoms. and .hs
danger Of developing into bronchitis q that terribly
fatal disease. consumption. arc entirely removed b,
Hoods Sa.sparills. which cures oatarrh By purifying
the blood and also tomas up tbs system and grssly In.
proves the genera health Of thos who tsks IL
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CROUCH on CornsO
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns. "15c. Com.
plete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts buniona
QUEEN VICTORIA has nineteen grandchil'
dren.
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A Lucky Accident

Having been = sufferer from estArfh for hx q sahA
ysafs' and having tried nearly all tbs wonderful rurs
cures, Inhaler, etc.. aud spending nearly . hundred
dollars without beneat, I accidentally tried Hoods Sn.
'apar1lla. Tho discharge from my nose was greatly 10.
sfessso the nnt bottle; then Il gradually became less,
ana In tak1ax less than three bottles I And nysslf
greatly improved. Hoods Sarsapanlla will cure q,
Atrh. W A. ApIEY Woroest,r. Nal.
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1 POINTER FOR YOU !

You'll never loose anything by excepting posted"
Maps pamphlets, papers, ETC., concerning Lands
Farming. Stock-raising. Fruit-growing, Mining. Manu-
featuring, ETC., in KANSAS, CoLonADo. New MEXICO,
application to c. B. SCHMIDT. Commissioner Of
Immigration, A. T. & S. F. R. R.. Topeka, KaS
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Since 1880 tho total appropriations for
the erection and maintenance of the
White House to date amount to 81, 700,-
900.
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A NEW kind of bug has been discovers
which bores holes in lead pipes.

We accidently overheard the following dia'
logue on the street yesterday:
Jones. Smith, why don't you stop that dis
gushing hawking and spittingt.
Smith.-How can II You know I am g
martyr to catarrh: :,
J.-Do as l did. l had the disease in Its
worst form, but lam we'll now
S.-What did you do for it!
il used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. II
cured me and it will cure you. 49,,
S.-Ive heard Of it, and by Jove, III
try it.
J.-Do so. You'll find it at all the drug
stores in town.
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Young Men!-Rend This
The VoLTA1C BELT Co., Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELECTRO.
VoLTAIc BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLr.
ANcEs on trial for thirty days, to men young
or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss OF
vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed Nc
risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pamphlet
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MENsMAN's PEProNIZED BEEF TONIC tho only
preparation Object containingits entire nutrt-
tious properties. 1t contains blood-makin3
force generating and DEMONSTRATING properties;
invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostration, and all forms OF general debility;
also. in ali enfeebled conditions, whether the
result Of exhaustion, nervous prostration. over
work or acute disease, particularly il resulting
from pulmonary complaints. Caswell, lIazard&
Co., Proprictors. New York. Saldby druggists
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u TN U-53

#-None genuine without q bunch Of greet
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops' ii
their name.
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Young Ladies',
II you want your hair to have that peculiar
rich, glossy appearance that always adorns
the head of beauty, use Carboline, the natural
hair %restorer and dressing:
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When you visit or leave New York city. save baggage,
sxpressaRe and 50 carriag. hire. and stop At tho Grand
Union Hotel. Opposite Grand Csnlral depot.
go elsgsn rooms. Mt; "a up at a Goss OF T ms, m''t Ea.s
vntor. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse cirs.
stages and elevated railroad to all depots. FamIie'
can 1.-Two better for less money at the. Grand Union
Hotsl than 1t any other hrytclass hotel IN tho CITY.
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Colds, ferers and i~ntlummations broken up
by DR.. Pierce's Extract of Smart Weed.
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For nose bleeding battle the face and
neck with cold water.
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Heart Pains.

Palpitation, Dropsical S~wellings, Dizziness
Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured BY
"Wells' Health REVIEWER"
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For a splendid Magazine and chance for en-
ployment, address WI. Thompson, Phila. Pa
THERE are more than 5000 species Of
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MESsMAN's PEproS1zED BEEF TONIC, the

"BltCflN FA1DI.7
Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Diseases, Sculding, Irritation,
Stone. Gravel, Catarrh of bladder. 81. Druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is O sure cure for kidney complaints.
WITHOUT economy none can be rich-Wlth
economy few need be poor.
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WHEN l am a man, says the boy. When l
waa a hoy says thu man.
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The Doctor,s Endorsement.

d.. W. D. Wright, Cincinnati, Ohio, saan
tho subjoinsd professional indorsemsnt: J
have prescribed Dr.. Wp. Halls Balsem foi
the Lungs In o great number Of cases. y
always with success. One case in particular
was given up by several physicians who had
BEEN called in for consultation with myself.
The patient had all the symptoms OF CON
hrmed consumption-cold night swssts
hectic fever, harrassing cough, etc. BE oons
meuoed Immediately to get bett~, and wa
pon restored to his usual health. Hound
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for tho Lungs the
most valuable .expectorant for breaking ~
Distressing coughs and colds.
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Hoods S~arsapariUa

sold ey all DrsEgsts. 81; six fer st. Asls suly By
u. HOOD 4 CO.. Apothooares, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One DolIar
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SENATOR CocKRELL, of Missouri, has four
sturdy little boys.
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"RouKh on Rats.
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, anti, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c. Drgta
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G.. NJ. d.

Iowa has $50 creameries, Illinois 40. Wis
consin 430 and Minnesota l39.
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The first lucifer match was made in
1898.
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Decline OF u Great Journal.

liho week., toronto, Canada.
The New York Critic has refused to be led
astray by the hySterical rubbish which has
recently flooded the press on the Pail Bfull
GaseHe's disclosures. Onr valued contem-
porary traces the rapid decline of the Lon
don journal under Mr.. Btead's regime.
The aim of the editor seemed TO be. not so
much to please as to excite, not so much TO
achieve popularity as to command attention. Z"
From being "a paper written by gentlemen
for gentlemen" 1t has now come TO be
paper which 1t is "impossible for the head
OF family ever to allow TO enter his house
again. II may be that his terri.
bic revelations will do something toward
checking the stream of vice and crime thai
runs with broader and more impetuous cur
rent In London than in any other city in the
world, simply because London Is the largest
and richest OF the worlds great cities. The
editors OF the GdseNe know that the publica-
ton OF the result of their researches will do
a great deal of harm; but they are equally
confident that the evils thus wrought will
be more than counterbalancsd by the good
accomplished. We trust 1t may. But the
good viii DO confined almost exclusively to
London Its effects will certainly extend but
little, II at all, beyond the limits of Great
Britain while the harm will spread as far as
the English language is read" The Critic
then proceeds "Mr. Stead claims to have
been aetuated by pure motives in making the
disclosures that have given his journal such
an unenviable fame, and 1t is possible to give
him the benefit of the doubt. The editors
who have copied his articles make the same
claim, but ia their mouths it Is false and
hypocrtical. They have been actusted
solely by desire to make money, at what.
ever cost OF pride and honesty. Their at.
tempts to justify themselves are pitiabls.
They have earned, and they must be con.
tent to bear, the contempt of every decent
man and woman In America"
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After while most all the passengers had
LETT tho train, and the man who never had a
wife, never had child, never had home.
never had a table, deliberately crossed the
aisle and sat down beside me, saying:
Madame, trust you will pardon ma
and not be surprised, tut admire you ar
IDENTIFY"
am not surprised, for am used to be-
ing admired,'' l replied, for. l had been
taught that true lady will rot be surprised
at anything. had a reputation to sustain.
and was bound not to be caught manning
away from home.
He looked little dashed, but collected
his scattered forces and calamity returned
to the Charge.
You have not spoken one word in this
train to-day, and see you are that charm.
ing creature, woman who can keep her
mouth shut"
That is what my first husband always
said, replied, mentally imploring forgive
ness for so tampsring with the truth.
Here was chance to open conversation.
He saw it at glance, and said slowly, in
slightly sentimental tones:
"Ah! from the way you speak infer Won
have been married twice. Now, You have
actual experience. Will you tell me If first
love is best and sweetest, as poets and
novelists always tell usY ?"
WE'LL" replied, in matter of.course-
come right business -stat facts tone
of voice, "my first husband was very good
man, my second was adorable, my third was
an angel here he began to turn pale and
gasp for breath--"but l think my fourth
hus-"
At this kind of pitiful, lei. me escape
expression overspread his face, and, mutter-
ing something about not feeling we'll, he
rushed out, and heard him exclaim, as
he slammed the door:
"The devil himself take women who
marry all the time!" and | continued my
journey in peace.
When rleft the train at Milwaukee saw
him on the platform with his head tied up
with handkerchief, and happy, I've got
away at-last look in his eyes, and stole up
behind him, laid my hand on his arm, and
said
"l'm in hurry now, but If you will give
me your address I'll write and tell you all
about my fourth husband"
Here he turned, saw me, turned white,
dropped his satchel, ran down the platform,
turned the corner, and haven't seen him
since.
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A Relapse Into Americanism,


The behavior of our Fifth avenue girls
continues to be modelled after the London
style. Fashion feeds ON ridicule. The more
fun that Is made of Anglomania the more II
RACES. In no particular is there sign oil
abatement. But | have just seen one maiden
who rslapsed briefly into Americansm, and
IL was positively refreshing. She was QUE
OF those hollOw-back, clsan.cnt girls who
wear tailOr.made costumes SO neatly that
their forgiveness for disloyalty to Yankee
dom is easy. She was walking OH the ave-
nue. with aspringy gait, suggestive of turf
under her feet instead of hard stone. Al
though Omnibuses are abolished from lower
Broadway, they still run through this fash
ionable th0rOughfare, and she decided TO
ride In one. cold, distraught stare At the
driver, and slight fling upward of her
hand, involving the motion above the wrist,
brought the vehicle to "a stop in the quite
proper manner. Then she had to bid adieu
to her companion, a dandy.
" Good mawniDg," she drawlsd. F" Had
aw daylightful saunter, aw assure you--
chawming rewally."
BY this time she was stepping into the
stage, and the chappie was conveying his
hat from the back Of his little head to tSs
front OF his narrow breast, for the fashion.
able bow. The driver reasoned that she
ought TO DO inside. He slammed the door,
shut II with kick at the strap, and started
his horses. But the belle was still outside.
The lurch OF the stage upset her backward,
and she chugged down on the pavement with
awful violence.
F" Drat the fool I" she exclaimed in most
excellent American accent; "Id like to
slug the wooden head OFF him |"
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on, n. mcdaniel, AeeI
SOL. HAAS, Iraliic Manager.
aHFA AT,, pp,ENNsYLvANIA RoUTR

TO TlIE NORTH, WEST, AND souTHwrsT
soENER rY4Md AsS snEEt NKAiIs sspaENbD
Train. IL. NJ IN E Eilsi JUNE Fl. fssS. ANf
ski, ana from station corner of
For plttsburg ana the West, Chlcag" 1im,ta, p,
press 1 or, faiaes Sleeping Cars at $50 a. m daiin
WIN sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Sin:,n nous
ana hoe, car to 81 Louis; daily except sainrav
Chicago ana Cincinnati Express 'Ip a 10 Chicago
Mitn Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicago AMI
risSars With 70 wesi ,sSile connecting AZ liar
seepers for Cleveland and 81. Louis. Paciae oEss s
PRESS 10 p;n daily for pittsburg and tho Vest viii,
IALTiSoRE AND iD5D P1r o S9Aais1 Ea,lRoAn
ao sos ERIE, canandaigna, Rochester, BDffaio. M.
rlaee Cars Washington % R ocheste saturday, with
For Miiillamsport, Lock Haven. and Rlmra at so
For New York and the East, 7.is, s.so.l,am.Yma
a Fl rs anu AMI, a 4, night on Sunday $50 M,
Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cara
N; daily, except Sunday. S"''' 'so u
y ySr Ss,Sp %' S Change 400 every aay
meet ~ Jersey cily with boats OF Broosly Annes
anorai1g direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
double ieiriage ACROSS New York CIV "'''"'"s
For Philadelphia .i6, $40 ANA II A m .oo and
and mi AM ~ iS,e night ON Sunday, $40 A. M,
Limited s < an s.o JAZZ Might .,s,v ,,
For Baltimore, asa, IiS, $50, Sao. ssS' II Iuad nay
s's Sunday ss ~ SsS ' and II % and night
,. yor Fops's cssss fias, r,s a. IA. and 40 M
daily, except sunday. " y NJ
aa ESr Annapolis ssS m and i2os and 4as D. M.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRkDRKiCksBijRa RA1t.
RAILROAD. "N'h'Nuion
For Alexandria, 600, Too, y vs.. II oi. and Il, MA
sVe, 70 lao, 70, 500, ami III p NJ. on sunda,
~ ev'' s;se, ani ii.oi a. M, and sob y. M.
FOR l,iehinond and the South T. WI and n m a n,
daily aud 40 p III. daily except sunday. ~'
N isinsieave Alexandra FOR Washington aOs 4 nd
loOo, and lOiva Ia, BO5, Vs. o. 10 0S and II M
r IN, anu ~. 10 mdnis at le xeepi Monday On sun
lt:lO hight ~ 5000 " n''' Ann
Tckets and Information ii the once north.ast
sofner OF fhieenih street and Pennsy sanisavsnns,
anu AZ inc station, where order. csn 10 ef for fhs
checking OF baggage 10 destination from holsIs ais
chAki.Es 4. puGn, General Manager.
~. Il. WOOD, 0eIersl PasasugeI Ages
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A I" LOVE 4, GAME.


Shall we take a stroll together,
You and 1,
And discuss the charming weather
This July,
or the picnIcs and the dances,
And those sweet but short romances
which, like other idle fancles,
Pass and die?
Yes, Ills true that things have happened
since we met,
Since eaw you first with cap and
Gay rosette,
Standing like some well.drllled soldier,
only calmer and--well-bolder,
with racket on your shoulder,
At the net;
And your face lit up with laughter
Through It all,
Little feet went tripping after
Ev'ry ball,
While the look OF bright reliance
Which bespoke apert defiance
or all manly wles and science
recall.
Twas glance that struck dire terror
To my heart,
And proved source OF many an error
In my art;
Yet In truth felt not humbled,
Though my partner growed and grumbled,
As slid and slipped and stumbled
Through my part.
You still remember, though so trining,
What said
AS we left the lawn, too stinlng,
For the shade,
And as, moved by glance magnetic
or your eyes, I waxed prophetic,
While you smiled back sympathetic,
Calm aud stald?
Is 1t wise, then, to remember
Golden hours,
Recall June In December
such rs ours:
All the hopes that have miscarrled-
What too long, you say, you've tarried,
And your husband-then you're married!
Gracious powers
y. Malcolm Watson in the Weeh
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lot' LOUIS olObe-Dem0crat.
Matilda ~ he exclaimed, the psrs piration
Irritating the rootlets OF his tawny locks.
"Matilda love your'
" Henry" she replied, clubbing with her
fan tue mosquito who was dining oil her
damask cheek, Henry, II does you credit"
And, resumed Henry, with his voice
far below the middle stud Of his immaculate
shirt front; /" aud do you, Matilda you
or love me ~
No, Henry" replied Matilda, with a
Christian humility and resigned. to my lot
frankness; "no Henry, do not love you,
but esteem you as a."
"oh, stew that" Moderated Henry,
none OF Your esteem as a brother that's
too hoary chestnut for me-" And Henry
ON that same hour the lady forsook. True
he had TO but, never you mind, he forsook
her all the same.
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Two colorsd BARRIERS, one an old man and
the other yonng one. The yonng ons took
of his apron and started out OF the door.
Yo's gwan to get u drink, Jim y" asked
the elder.
s"Dat's what I'se gwan to do.n
"do aud git yO' drink. yoost ter do de
same ting when wuz young. When wuz
fust married dab was a gin mill next To de
shop wha' | wuked, and l spent in It fifty
aud sebenty cents day Outen do dollal i.
half earned. Wall, one mornin' went
into de butchah shop, and who shood cum in
but de- man wat KEEP the likker shop.
Glib me ten or twelve pounds of DO ter
house steak, he said.
" He got II and went out. I sneaked up
to the butctsh aud looked to see what money
| had lef.
What do you want p said do butohah.
'aib me ten cents wuf of libber," WIZ
my remark
1t wua all | could pay fur. Now VOC 20
and git yo' drink. You'll eat libbsr, but de
man what soils yo' do stuff win hab his po'.
terhouse steak. De man benin de bar eats
po' terhouse-de man In front eats libber.
amt touched de stun TO- thirty yeahs, and
am eatin' po'terhouse myself. "-E 5rboro Re
porter.
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SWEET SORROW.

"Good nightW Sweetheart, II may not be;
Good night would take your arms from me;
Good night your last Kiss would betray,
just as II drinks my soul away.
Could night be good when you were gone,
Though stars are bright and sons are born,
TIL through the orient cometh NORM
An! II were good II through nights space
My lips could reach your sleeping face;
u your warm check and sweet eyes closed
Upon my pillow, love, rcposcd.
And yet, "Good night" must not miss
Betrayal by that sad, sweet kiss:
Then clasp my arms across my breast
And prison there In dreams the rest.
Lucia r. ,TeGrips
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Nervous, Facilitated Men.

You are allowed a n'ee trial az thirty DAYS OF IN
use Of Or, Dyes Celebrated yoaio Belt with Eec-
ulc Suspensofy Appliances, for the speedy relief
and permanent cure OF Nervous debility loss OF
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Also, ior many other diseases. Complete restoration
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Jrauelsrs' Guiaf.
THR VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINZ TO THE SOUTH AND sOIjTu. .
WEST.

Schedule In effect July q. 1sss
l.. a. M:-Lynchburg Mall, daily, except SUNDAY. IN
LOCAL STATIONS, connecting ut Lynchburv win Ri,h
roads. "A" western hali-
~ li;ib a. m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST SlAII-pauv.
SSxcept SUNDAY, with q. and U. Railway: Pnllman
sleeping Buffet Cars from New York and Wasninv.
Ionic Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Cars from Wass-
i puIea 70 New Orleans without change OF ears.
sulphur Springs. W "h"e
c 90 ?; m.M,lOuIsyILLE FAST LINE, daily. via
O,naiotesvile, Huntington, and Lexington. Ia Gin.
Slnnaii Louisville, and all Western points. Pullman
SIeepng Cars, washington to Louisville
l9,so =. m.-SouTHRRN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Dany, 10 all points South and Southwest via Ian :
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping cars tram
Wasnlngton, via Danville, Charlotte, Atlanta. ami
montgomery, 10 Selma. ParlOr car Monfrome,rv ~
New Orleans; also from Washington, via Chaiiott
Manassas division Train leaves Washington AT 4. ID
r; M daliy except Sunday. Warrenton Trans lea y N
washington at 100 a. m. daily except Sunday. IL :is
u. III. and $40 p. H. daily, ''' ii'i"
For tickets and all Information inouira q, ,o,,
from Baltimore and Potomac Station. '"''
NJ SLAUGHTER, Gen. Pass. Agent.
sor. uAAs ~, n. MAuDANIEL, Agent.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-08-09
A Texas Merchant Favored Oy Fortune,
lGalvesion Newspaper-l

Mr. z. Il. Trube, formerly OF Galveston, hut al
present. % promising merchant OF Fort Worth
Texas, held NTH OF ticket No bes95 In the re
cent June grand drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot
terry, whicn drew ten thousand dollars. Collected
through Guy National Bank OF Fort Worth, Texas