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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-06
The Mirror

Is no fatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale2
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-06
ASK
YOUR
. RUCCIsT
HOPS
MALI
BITT.ERS.

TAKE NO OTHER If you wish CERTAIN
DYsREPsIA: LOSS Of APPETTtfiE and
ToNE UP TIE SYSTEM in tbs Spring RA Of The Tie
year equal to HOPS and MALT RITTERS, The
AND MALT BITTERS co. of Detroit Mich
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-06

AM@ Buys New Silver plated Singer Sewing
III 4 Machine, warranted years. For partic-
~ ~ ulars, address C. 6. AKAM, Chicago.m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

Whatever may be the letter Of the law in
such cases a. that Of Admiral Jouett, whose
recent entertaiuDnent account has been charged
against bis salary, 1t viii be generally admitted
that the government should not oblige it, Of
fetal representatives to assume the expense Of
official entertainments. The only argument
that can be raised against this broad PROPOSE.
ton Is that such q policy would lead to abuses;
but that Is one Of the dangers Of sslf-govern-
ment. We cannot have the dignity and ad-
vantage Of liberty without its responsibilities.
The safeguard against excuses would lie In the
personal honor Of the public servants and
sensitive public sentiment
In its foreign service both civil and military
The government expects its representatives to
mingie In official life on equal terms with the
representatives OF other governments. Yet, as
everybody knows, "a main feature in this life is an
Interchange of social courtesies, and every gov
eminent of standing, except our own, provides
for the expenditures thus incurred out of the
public treasury. Hence our government ex-
poets its representatives to accept Inequalities
on a generous scale and yet makes no pro-
vision for reciprocating such attentions. Out
OF shame our diplomatic and military officers
do what they are able to do out of their pri-
waite salaries, but a matter Of course they
cannot fulfil their social obligations ON an
equal scale.
The government should either instruct its
foreign representatives to decline invitations
10 official entertainments ON the ground that
this country does not approve of that basis of
intercourse, or should furnish it's representa-
tives with the means of reciprocating the cour-
ltesies 1t receives through its officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

rEORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
VI Dealer. Ollie. and lard. 1872 I4th n.w wharf
Rot ian 81 Pine Wood in stick, - per cord; Oak
Wool III stick 80 per cord. Hickory Wood III stick.
- cord sawed and split Pine Wood So per cord;
Ssys ed and rPit Oak Wood. 81 per cord: sawed and
split Hickory W God: 81 SD per cord. W ood
dJeet price 10 dealers Coal at cheapest cash prices.
IeiepDe connection To all parts of the city Elm
SEtnSDHASDsCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL
IDsnpptIes X ~ ASH BIS ANTIQUARIAN Book store
it fsnnsy isaaia ave-, Two squares above the Presi
t"ut : House. sel3lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

The Post still claims that it was Asahel Bush
of Saiem, Oregon, to whom President Cleve-
land wrote his famous letter OF censure How
ever that may be, the guess OF he PoR as to
the official of considerable prominence in the
government" who discredited the statement, to
the reporter of THE STAR, is wide of the mark.
THE STARS authority was not "a 81 200 clerk, -
but a member of the cabinet. Still, as the Post
remarks, Mr.. Bush is rather slow in making
his disclaimer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

Register Rosecrans seems to think he has
found a way to- dodge the civil service rules by
asking Tor the resignation of the clerks i'm his
Office on the ground that they are mot in
sympathy with him In the reforms he pro-
poses" Possibly the President may think this
sort of charge rather too vague TO justify sweep
fny discharges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

AUTUMN OpEsrNe.
sEAToN PERRY.
f9UccraBoR TO PERRY q BRorHER.
WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH,
A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF THE
--LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
IN SILKS. SATIN DUCHESsE, F ALL TRAN
MoTHs AND OTHER DRESS FABRfG
WHICH ARE THE CORRECT STYLES AND
SG9 COL RI . FOB THE AUTUMN AND WIN
NEW Pairs AZ s'1 AND BERLIN WRAPS. JACKETS
No1ELf sf II HANDKERcH1EEs. HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES
NOVELTIES IN COMBINATIoN SUITS IN
BOXES, RANGING From 5000 TO 80 90
-FABRICS" FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS
AND PERSONAL SELECTIONS FROM FIRST
HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST
I WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO MAKE
THEIR PURCHASES NOW, WHILE THE
ASSORTMENT Is COMPLETE, AS THERE Is
ALWAYS A SCARCITY LATER IN THE SEA-
son OF THE MOST DESIRABLE TEXTURES
ESPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
@PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT FRICEA
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Established 1s40. SELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

The story goes that a room full OF factory
girls In the rubber works at East Cambridge
Mass, were yesterday affected by the fumes of
naptha used in the composition of a cement
and fell To shrieking, dancing and laughter
IL might not be a bad idea to burn naptha at
the foOtlights to put little lie into some of the
comic opera choruses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

For the third time the Puritan-Genesta race
came TO nothing yesterday, through accident
or the absence of wind. So far as sailed the
race resulted favorably to the American yacht,
though under certain passing conditions of
light wind and rolling sea the Genesta out
sailed her competitor 1t Is evident that both
boats are wonderfully swift and that they are a
good match, with the odds lightly in favor of
the home champiOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

The local memories of the war of 1912 which
our neighbor Baltimore may indulge, are more
agreeable than are Washington's associations
with that struggle. To-day Baltimore celebrates
the anniversary of the successful defense of
Fort McHenry against the British forces, a vic
tory which did much to sustain our cause In
the war and which gave birth to the national
lyric The Star Spangled Banner" composed
by Key, as he anxiously watched the lombard
ment- The original flag is still preserved as one
of Baltimores most cherished relics and ex-
hibited at the annual parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

The molly Maguires' are said to be again
rampant. Experience shows that IL will not
do To trifie with this phase of disorder, and
stern policy should be at once put put into
lOrce TO SUPPRESS IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

BuncHELLs FANNY Tea
Trade Mark, spring Leaf"
AT 90 CENTS "A POUND
RETOANENDATIONS THAT SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES.
ORDERS FOR THIS TEA JUST FOR
WARDED BY FXPREsS TO
Boston, Massachusetts,.
Rsctortown. Virginia.
Crsina, Pennsylvania
ESrnesviile. Maryland.
Princeton, New Jersey
Baltimore. Maryland.
Charleston H.. West Virginia
Valley City. Dakota
THEIR Is No VARIATION IN QUALITY
y, w. RURCHELL.
sel1-2t 1925 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

That an ex-slave is appointed To represent q
democratic administration as a foreign minister
supplies food for thought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

=
Boys School Knee Pants, soc, &c, 75c and 81
Boys School Long Pants. zoe, 9Oc, 81 and SIPS
Boys School Suits, s.. $50 and 50 up.
Boys Single Jackets, from 81 80 up.
Boys Single-Eest &c
Boys School Hats. Die. G5c., 75c. and 81.
Boys Flannel Sailor suits at Cost
Misses aud Boys school Shoes (solid), 81 and up.
Boys Shirt Waist, from soc. up.
Boys Suits, age L. to Ia, 81 and s. up.
SELF AL j. w. SELBI'S, lyl4-1916 Penn ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

Representative Mills, OF Texas, has long been
prominent leader in the extreme low tariff
wing OF the democracy. 1t will surprise no one
therefore, to learn that he has occupied his
summer leisure by drafting comprehensive
tariff bill TO put his views in force. 1t is very
unlikely, however, that the bill will get serious
attention. Mr.. Mills is not in a good position
just now for exerting influence in Congress. He
cannot expect help IN tariff matters from re-
publicans or the high tariff democrats and he
has antagonized the administration on civil
service and silver so bitterly and openly that
he can scarcely look to it for cooperation in any
Legislation which he may propose 1t is prob
able that an attempt will be made at the COM
Ing session to reduce the revenues, but it may
safely be assumed that the legislation will not
be pushed forward under the auspices of Mr.
Mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12
School Books.

School Books.
We now prepared to meet all demands for School
Books in every grade; also School Bags States. and
everything needed for scholars complete outfit
which offer at the very lowest price The public
are cordially invited 10 and for themselves.
NEW BOOKS
A Wheel of Fire. Carlo Bates.)
Matilda, Princess Of England. (COttin)
The lady with the Rubes. (sIrs Wistar.)
Wonders of Art and Archaeology.
Wonders of Man and Nature.
w. II. MORRISON.
sel2 AIS Pennsylvania ava
DURE CIDER VINEGAR
THREE YEARS OLD,
Guaranteed to ke@D pickles.
IMPORTED WIN T. VINEGAR.
EXTRA FINE SPICES
c. WILMER & CO.,
Fancy Groceries,
se12 1915 Pennsylvania ave nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

There is something fairly comic in the de
mand that Tammany Hall has made that the
democratic party shall redeem it's pledges of
reform" and secure IAN efficient, capable and
honest civil service" by repeating the civil SER
vice act The career of Tammany Hall is very
well known 1t has been consistently one of
danger and disgrace to republican institutions.
Within its scope of power 1t has treated the
public service as the treasury of its organiza-
ton, to be drawn on as freely its needs or it's
greed demanded. 1t requires q peculiar hardi-
hood for Tammany to demand reform in any
thing or anybody. Satan rebuking sin is no.
where, in comparison with this spectacle. If
anything were needed to convince the sober
masses of citizens ali over the country, and of
all parties that the present civil service rules
are wise it is the frantic hostility they arouse in
lTammany Hall and kindred bodies in other
cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NIODEL HOUSES.
FOR SALE OR RTNT.-The Houses in the Marble
and Brown Stone Front Block Just being peted
North ave, between Park ave- and Bolton St. Bulti-
more Handsolnest row in the city Eight different
plans to select from High elevation; only 20 min
utes ride from center of city; close Druid Hill Park.
Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation warm in WIN
tercoo in summer, on grassy slopng terraced arts.
tic finish frescoed bath roOs open freplaces model
Kitchens on first floor we'll built Easy terms First;
for illustrated book Model Homes describing them.
Address, w. L. STORK, Builder and owner,
se12-lm North ave. and Park ave., Baltimore.
PESTAURANT FOR, sALE-THE OpPORTU-
Il nifty Is offered to purchase rstcass Restaurant
centrally located on Pennsylvania ave. NV; cheap
The location is one of the best in the city. The
place is well fitted up in every respect, with oil mod
ern improvements.
Inquire at 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV. se5-2ws
cC lOO TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Sc
%EsOOOcurity for which no commission will
be charged the borrower. Address FINANCIAL, Star
Office. se7-tu tn ,sat3t*
NOR SALE-BARGAINS- INVESTORS AND
- buders.B Brick house. 400 9Th st. n. W., ten rooms.
attics and bath So Defees rooms and cellar Also
three Lots in square 623 being the vacant space
ST., between North Capitol and LIST sts SO feet front
by 30 deep to alley, suitable for four houses Apply
to owners 400 9th NV. and leave address se53rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

Tailoring DEPARTMENT.
CHOICE STOCK OF HIGH CLASS ENGLISH
WOOLENS NOW READY.
W. s. TEEL.
se12 93l PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12
4 USTIN P. BROWN.
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1926 street northwest.

14Z6 + street northwest.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Cor. Massachusetts, ave. and 18th st., IL rs mod
New three-story House, Iowa Circle, mod. imps
18th sis @Ga 81 81 bet 18th and
Large Double House, Vermont ave. bet K and L
New House; use; cor. Riggs and 18th sts NV, mod
Tyosory BricE House Sia 10Th s s p e. bet and
Gsts. rs and bath. Terms easy; $1,000.
mod imps s. 500 each ." f'ssS d. L. w. near i''
Threestory House with stable, on NJ st.. bet. 10th
10 rs mod imps; s. 900 d. De" 1i'' "AO 1|o ""''
lot s9sy to Bet 2ls' and 22d
rfe double os house '%n on I bet 18th and 14'h SITS
cor. 18th; mod. imps.; S11.OO
imps.; So 300 each ' '',1'
hp s q q Ie St w. bet 9th and 9TH; mod
feet of ground on
ss, or house on st. BET 9TH and 10th ssaud
stable; mod imps. 81 300
Large double house Mass, be-. 18th and 18th
six 3story houses now building on 18th, near T ST.
NV 8 rs bath , and cellar: 30 feet parking From
Five new pressbrick houses with bay windows, on
House si5 st. nw, between "a "a and Sd sts,
lot Z4x225; thIee-stOry brick, with stable $4,000.
House 18th ST., between and O. thirteen rooms;
modern improvements: $4,000.
Four houses 10th ST., between and r; modern
improvements $500 to Sc, 800
in all of n
Money TO loan real estate security.
Large loans specially. se3-lm
GEORGE ADAMS JOHN r. BEALL
Commissioner OF Deeds
ADAMS & BEALL.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
1920 STREET N. W.
We have for sale notes for 5000 and 500, secured
by first mortgage on good property at per cent for
3 years. Also, for sale ON monthly payments good
sixroom Bricks In northeast section from 81 800 to
81 500.
and G, Ut great bargain on easy terms
For Sale-On Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
10TH beautiful 3StOry and basement brick, modern
improvements, south front, 10 rooms: $4,000
avenue between oath and 25th H. W., south side, 3
story and basement brick, newly repaired, modern
improvements, stable IN rear, runs through to K
street rooms and bath; splendid opportunity:
For Saeseven Lots on south side Of st. NV. near
18th, at great bargain
Those two beautiful Cottage Houses on Kenyon St..
Columbia Heights approaching completioii very
low on small cash payment, and balance monthly. =
Two desirable Frame Houses on Valley st. George
town; great bargain-pay over ten per cent per
Choice lots 18th street and Columbia Heights and
In all parts city.
To Loan$o. 900 ut 6 per cent for term of years on
city property jyl3-3m
business OPPORTUNITY = 900 WORTH
ID OF Dry Goods and Notions to exchange for real
than amount OF stock. Address l. C.. Star OIL ce.
au1S-1m*
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE, WITH CET-
T. lar. OF the whole lower aoor Of A28 nth st. n w.
half square north Of Pa. ave- VIII be vacant about
the latter part of October. Inquire ct private en-
trance eel2L0te
EOR RENT-NEW STORES AND DWELLINGS,
G on 13th 8, NV south Ct Y; win be completed
and for rent Nov. LIST FRANK J. TIBREfa
se11-0t Gov. Hath st. and n. r. ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

LHIRST-CLASS AND WONDERFULLY CHEAP.
IL BRODHEAD Il co. offer Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchef, COrsets Bustles, ETC.
Blankets Comforts, BedspreadS, Canton and Atwood
Flanneis. Sheetings and Shirtns prices lower
than ever. 81 Atwood Ladies Cloth, 75c. Thomp
sons GiOve-fitting COrsets. S9c Best dreSsmakers
Black Cambria, ~. lob Regular made Hose, 19cj
Monarch shirt, CSC, &c, &c. BRODHEAD Il CO.,
9O1 r st. NV. Sel2-3t*
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Apply 10 GEO r. GoFF
sel0-6t 1424 N. Y. ay. n. W room z.

INOR sALE-HoUSE Ills 9TH ST n W. CON
IL tanning ID rooms, besides hath and servants
ROOM Furnace and lairobes he house Is IN thorough
repair brick stable In rear fronting on paved q Iey
SalO-St
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COUNTRY BOARD.

INGIESIDE. NEAR Hath 81. ROAD, WILL DE
i open during October. Rooms With omen grnfsS
TSALL ROARDERs DESIRED N THE 0OjjNT
T. aims (near Harpers Ferry. NAlaE3a unknovn:
ns ans s ami apn. Teem Ssas ss
Tryst. Washington County. I'D. ssi22ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

X St, mr. Conn. ave. 1888
F st., cor. 18th, ID r-...SO0I
r, Law. mr. ] 9TH, Is r.3o0l
Thomas Circle, ~ 1900
Conn. av.. mr. X, Is Zoo
Lafayette So, IL r-262:5 so
Lafayette So, IL r....-bO
lows Circle. 10 r.........25O
Lafayette So, IL r......sWl
ri e., mr. 18th, 13 r...-2OOl
q g., mr. 10th, 10 r......2sO0i
Mas av.,n'r 18TH. j =. 200
se8 = @. 8OL1Xl
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent win find II greatly to their
Cloud building, Corner 9th and SITS, Room L. Office
open s9sE daily from Am. to pm ROBERT ia1B b.
WANTED-COUPLE WISH A ROOM IN CEN.
w trail pat of city where terms are moderate and
no questions asked. A. II. B.. Star Office. Its
WANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
of Interior, for two sisters Address with price and
| location Telegraph, Department Interior. 1t*
WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD. EARLY IN
dress Retired Officer Star office. 1ts
"ANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNPUBLISHED
Rooms meals vi wanted in same house Or In the
B., Star office Its
WANTED-BY- A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
erably where there are no other boarders roons to
be north Of ST. and west of 9th st Address SMITH.
WANTED-A- LADY HAVING THREE YOUNG
w children wishes three or four unfinished Rooms
Office. paw " '' ~ sei2-2ts
VTANTED-TWO UNFURNIsHED. CONNECT
board Be Ses Of and R
daughter of 10 years: references exchanged Address
stating price, S. p. star office se12-2t*
"ANTED-BY OCTOBER lsr THREE, FOUR
w five unfurnished Rooms: a floor over store
preferred state number of rooms location and price
w. p. W.. 1421 G St NV. se12-3t*
"ANTED-THREE. OR FOUR PARTLY OR
w furnished Rooms for light housekeeping; give
location terms. &c; monthly payments advanced if
! suited references exchanged Address Box IL, Star
Office se12-3t
-"ANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w and two children, large furnished Room two
small rooms with board; children aged ID and 10.
Address giving location description and price, w E
T Star office. se11-3t*
w two unfurnished rooms; preferably front room
and communicating hall roOm with board. Address
Lock Box PSI, Washington, DC. se11-2t*
UTANTED-TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS,
w communicating, on second floor, and south front
preferred with privilege of parlOr. Parties perma-
nent. Address j. A, Star office se1O-3t*
VNANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN NICELY
w furnished Room: price not SO much an object
comfort and agreeable society. Address YOUNG
MERCHANT. star office. se1O-3t*
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~ That elegant threesto press-brick Dwelling %
the north side OF III st., between 18th and 10Th sts
W., containing hneen rooms and every conveniepce.
Large lot ad Looming side and alley The residence
OF the late Admiral William ReynoIds Price el OOC
,oo. IL WARNER
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TNOR KENT-oFFICE ROOMS N FTRTNFW;
Is Insnrance Companyb Building elevator and sfear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

II AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Several Upright and Square Pianos
Nearly new, at greatly reduced prices on easy nay
ments Of
$40 Per Month.
The PIANO EXCHANGE
SEQ SIR
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-09-26

"Tske paensy of tims. sir,s said Pessi- gEsw, the elder, stake plenty of time b explain, but remember, doat forget to ex- plain
 "Oh, how have loved that man r walled lmogen, with one fair, ia, arm pointed in his direction,
 "Call me Bolivar"
 @Bol-s
 "S'lence, lmoGen! Wait for the sx. planat;cn."
 The stricken Bolivar withdrew. But the family council of var was continued until the first glimmering of early dawn, when the sunlight kissed the moonlight slowly iading iH the west.
 ITs A CszffshASl
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-09-26

'AA illnsnioes aad rsaowaed RalA hAa been bcsn. udayana by aaras. aad his son shall be tho ruler of all the vidyad. Aavss.' and is gave to Mrigavasi icy which she had long forgotten. Gradually that youth, Uaayana. grew up la that grove Of pensnce with hts own good quail tiles as Ais companions The courageous youth received all sAe education suitable for the wauior-cassc from Iamadagui, aud wAs trained by hlm in the scienees and the knowledge of archery, His mother, Mvieavad, out of love foe him, drew from her finger ring marked with the name el SahasvanikA and pas il upon his Anger. Then once upon time that udayana wandering about hunting ioE deer, saw in the iores, a serpent which had been taken by force by Savara. Release ,Ais serpent In nay name,' Then ,ha, Sasata sad: . My lord, this Ia my livelihood, for ! am poor man. and make living hy exhibiting dancing snakes The snake that had having died. searched through th,s large forest and hading this snake, captured him, overpowered by charms Hearing that the liberal uiay Asa hes,osed upon this SavaTa the ring given to him by his mother, and he rel rased the Sn ake. The Savara taking the ring went away. then the snake being pleased. bowed before him and said to udayana, 'l am the elder brother ot varuki, aud am called VAsancri; take this late from me, wAo have been preserved by you, the strings have a sweet sound, distributed into the division ot quarter tones, and bctsl leai, together with the ar cf wearing untadirg garlands and marks upon the iorehead.' Then Udayana beiag thus supplied and being dismissed by tho snake. came to the hermitage of Iamadagni, as it he was raining nectar into the eyes of his mother.
 In the meanwhile that Savara, who had come to this forest while wandering about in it, had obtained ihe ring from udaya- na. by the wilt ot fate, waa taken endcav- oTink to sell la the maikc. the ornament marked w,th the R4ja's name and ar rsaied and brought betosc the RajA's court. Then he was asked by the Raia SaharanikA himself ~hence he had oh- taiaed the ring. and thee the Savara told him how he got poasession of IL, begin. ming with hls own capture of .he snake upon the eastern mountain. Hearing that from the Savara, aud seeing the ring of h's beloved. the k,ng Sahasrlnika mounted Inc swing Of doubt. @, RajA, your eutsa Is ended, aud your wife Mri. gava,i. together with your son, resides ia the hermitage Of Jimadagut on the east ern mountain. Thus q voice from heaven delighted the kiag. ~he wss .es- tuTed with the fire of separation, even as the showet of rain deIigh,s the peacock. Then that day passed somehow or other made long by souowful expectation, and tho King Sahasrinika on tho following day, having placed the Savara la iront of him, SC. ou, with his army 10 the hermit age on the eastern mountain in order speedily to obtain his most bsiove1."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-09-26
wr,s,an Or THz AERansAw Enavna.Ens rHR RsTHRTIc MAlDRN's DE.
 FIANCE.
FRANCE.
aY ALkx. E. SWEET.

It,s only once that I've met him, But find him exceedingly nice; He is so very esthefic,
 That know we'll be friends in trise.
 LATER. know that of me he is dreaming, When he closes his eyes at night; For we have been to the rink together, And he squeezes my hand so tight.
 STILL LATER. So asked him, " Of all things earthly, Which is it with you comes hrstl' He replied, with mouth that was watery, "Sauer kraut, and Wiener wurst." Then told him in accents measured, "For me, sir, you never will do; For hate all men together, And you, most especially, you"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-09-26

"C mt you give us some war Eemlnls. eeness asked citizen nf an old fellow in party oi ex.solalssa telling stories. " No, bslievs not" he answered promptly. "you sec I've only been mar. ried six montbs. p-- 5fsyfhasE 7taysisv.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-09-26

"A bald hesdrrp wants to know hsw to dye the hair permanently. Firs, catch your hair -- Bsvifagfos E,sS Prsn.