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TNHE TENACrTY WITH WHICH PEOPLE
= aoiae Dy tneir early faith in Ayers sarssparila
can only be explained by the t that Il ia the best
blood medicine ever used, and is not approached In
excellence by any new candidate for public hvoe.
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STEAMERS.

- ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVkk
Companys pier, No. a. North River, loot Of Norton
street. New York
81. simon, Durand, Wednesday, Sept. 30. Am.
ST. Laurent. de Joussein. v Wednesday. ocI IA
Am.
Normandie, Frangeul, wednesday Oct n, pm.
Checks payable on sight, In amounts o. suit. the
Banque Trsnsatlantigue OF Paris LOUIS DIX Bk-
BAN, AgenL, No o Bowling Green. New YORK
MessrS BELL Co, Agents Tor the Dlssria q
se23 Wsshinxton d C.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
S9uAEE no 20 FRONTING ON DELA-
COLFAX STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Oath June, -
1919. a5o tSSc0loeo u Libef No TAO, q folio Z.
BY VII 9TsE e public sale @ Gont Of the premlses
RER, 1885. ct FOUR O'CLOCK =. II. Lots Nos. IS,
e. e. g. 81 q AZ g. q g, g. g. s6 So: 50.
mDdiy1son Of or(5na! los Nos Il, Is, Il and part
o. o tc1 so a 70 eSaS e recorded in surveyors
oMc6 poOS =; Y ~ Muo lib Two frame houses on
lots " ana g W WI Be sold with the lota.
-, a =. snLe' Unetnird caah: the balance Of pur.
q SIX re cenS g az cash. q The purchasers option
be complied with within tan dsys amer ssis.
FRED ". JONES. Assorns11Aa oksoa. 3 csSsdn
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TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH

l.
Schedule In effect August 80. 1884
200 A My NCHBU ka3 MAIL. daily. sxcspt sun
day 10 local stations, connecting at Ly nchburU with
Kchmond and Allegheny Railroad.
1l:l5 A. M.-NEW ORLEANS p Asst MAIL daily,
making close connections South and Southwest, con-
meeting ut i.ynchhurg with n. and w. x. X, dsily.
except sunday, with g. and O. Railway. Pullman
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Washing
ton 10 Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping carr from W asl-
ington 10 New Orleans without change OF cara
DAD Il. M.-IOUlSNILIsE FAST LINE. Daily via
Charlottesville 10 Cincinnati, Louisville and sll
Western Points Pullman sleeping OArx wa<hing-
ton to Louisville
lo:4o M-SOuTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
DAILY TO al points, South md Southwest Dan
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington 10 Atlanta and Montgomery. Pariur
Cars Montgomery TO New Orleans. Pullman sieep-
ers nom ashington via Charlotte and Columbia 10
Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leave Washington Il ass n
m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Warrenton Trains leave Washington q 100 m
daily, except sunday, ll:l6 = and 5;4S p m
daily.
Trains arrive In Washington: 500 a m, Southern
Express, daily S45 am. Strasburg local daily ex-
cept sunday; TO pm, Iynchburv Mall, daily, en-
cept sunday; BIO pm. New Orleans Faxs Mail daily
S:4o > m, Louisville special daily.
FOR tickets and Information inquire at Comrnny.s
b. and p. Station.
M LAUGHTER n MACpANIFL
Gen. Pasa Agent Aged
au29 SOL HAAS, Trafnc Manage.
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$40 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA
DEAR SIRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFFS
MALT EATRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE. AND HAVE
FOUND 1T TO BE THE BEST HEALTH-RE-
KNOWN HAVE Found 1T ESPECIALLY
G GiS.J IN >PLhSONS CONVALESC!NG FROM
MO- MOTHERS NGksiNG, AND IN CASES OF
w EAkL4 CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
TROUBLES: NJ ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI MONTH
La AND AE:t:!T MILLION OF BOTTLES IN
PORTED BY YOL HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC.
ZION IN THE CCSIGN-HOUSE SArISFACrO
RlLY FOR THE PAST FIVE, YEARS
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
w. W. LAMB, Md,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR T. S.
PORT OF pHfLA DELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HOFF" AND .MORITZ ElSNEk' ON THE NECK
Ot EVERY BOTtLE 1e26.th.s.Iu
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CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSI-
~ NESS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUs1-
~ NESS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
NORTH D STREET. NEAR CORNER OF
SEVENTH STREET WEST
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of ekA
the District of Columbia. passed in the cause of IT..
Martin ct al VS. Buchly ct al, No 8. 4SS Equity. lwl
will offer for sale at public auction in front Oh te
premises, on THU RSbAY, OCTOBER FIRST. 1855
at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following real estate To-
Gated in the city of Washington District OF Columbia
viz The middle onc-third part of the Lot numbered
Z, i'll square mum bered i57. ginning for the at
point in the north line of north d street at dis
lance of feet inches east Of the southwest
ner of said Lot and running thence east said line
OF said street 10 feet IL nc:es thence north 100
feet and inches to alley thence 9 feet I'LL,
inches and thence south loo feet and inches the
place OF beginning with the improvements thereon
consisting Ia four-story Brick building, number 64I
ID street northwest.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money to
be paid In cash; the residue in equal instanentS at
one and two years, with interest until paid. the
deferred payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers: the title to be retained until fun pay
ment of the purchase money and the interest thereon
,onveyancillg at the cost OF the purchaser. 500
d, post on acceptance OF bid
JAMES S. EDWAR:'S, Trustee,
Az 9th street northwest.
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RAILROADS..

'INHE NEw kENNEsAw PAssKNGE s ROUTE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY FAST Expires.
SHENANDOAH JUNG. LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route to the south and southwest
sCHEDl LIZ IN EFFECT NAY 30. lssA
- a. IN. daily, New Orlesns Past Lane fW oil
points on line OF shenandoah valley, Norfot
and Western. East Tennessee Virginia and
oeorgia RailroadS Atlanta. Macon, ysrtsun-
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New OF
leans. aud the south and Southwest Pullman
Palace Sleeping Oars between Washington and
New orleans without change ConDec1iuS -
SHENANDOAH Junction with Pullman cara. Nee
York 10 Atlanta.
slo r NJ daily. Memphis Express. For all points
South southeast and southwest Pullman Pal
hcf sweeping Oars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change Connecting a.
,IsNeisnd Tenn. with Pullman Cars New
Orleans without change
~ lra,is leaNe IS n q * X Passenger Station.
New jersey avenue and { street
For tickets, sleeping reservation. ana IN tnAv,.
marion apply AT the ticket offices 6le PennA ave-
1891 fennn ave and al depot n. a u r. X and offlcs
OF the Lneoo. Penna where order, viii he a. eu
T. J. LOCK WOOD ~ WaESs
Pass and TkI Agk Genl Pas. .n6 M a "A
se2l~i
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THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY,NINTH,
1852 at TEN O'CLOCK. at residence, .2S 10th street
northwest. shall sell the following effects: Parlor
Chairs. Walnut and Painted Chamber Furniture,
Mattresses and Beddi Extension Dining Table and
Chairs Cooking and Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requi-
sites. &c.
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Commissioner

Incorporated 10 1868 for twenty-five years by the
legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
& capital Of 81 OOO, OOO-to which q reserve
ny an overw ielmng popular vote, Its franchise was
a1s part Q! the present State Constitution adopted
people Of any State. WV ~ ~ W. " wv
II neuer scales or postpones
monthly. ""A'ss 'aAe p'"'9
o,4 a SPLENDID u End OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
nHINE TENTH GRAND DRAWING CLASS K IN
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW ORIEANS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1886
1S5th Monthly Drawing
- CAPITAL PRIZE. $75 O1pO
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions In Fifths, In proportion
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HAVING DETERMINED TO BREAK DIP MY
- bseeding establishment offer at public sale III
Brood Mares believed W f SAFE t Pncs Srio9
Also, my Stallion, Prince Orion.
OF Glen Mary by Hambletonian. This Horse is eight
dam Lady Burt ~
Sd1Mhite Leg BY Leland, out Of Lady Belmont by
Brunette Bueno and Breeze ' Wv
p AtnoMsmie out Of Belle of st. Joseph's by Frank
flerce sire OF Stonewau and Phil Dougherty,
dam the full sister of Preston record
owned in New York and troting in close to 30 He
af aiso me dam Of Eusts now owned by Hogan
She is by Washington. and with foal to Prince Oriof
nMss pFestSn by Washington. She is the dam Of
AnOHle. oh-Nettle, by Frank Pierce out of mare by
hamDietonian 9th.Tree, out of Belle OF StJosephs.
~ FRANK Pierce 1Oth-Lucy, out of Miss Preston, by
frank fierce !1th-Ruth, by Gold Dust. 12th-Sor-
rel tiy, by Kari Gold Dust
SAFE 10 take place at Stock Yard. 18th ST. and Ohio
ave- under direction of r. n. LafIerty and ]. H Hop
kins, on OCTOBER NINTH IkRIiiAYN se16-1 IN
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WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN nArr-
w ROAD

On and amer AUGUST "a. 1875, trains WIN ysuvD
nom and arrive AT 9Th aud streets depot ~ foc~a
Leave " sshington a m. and 4 S5 81 m daily ar
rive al Belmont Park 1851 a m and 6.28 n M fee--
burg IL sol a. m. and 6}6 y. IN arrive nj Round nm
AT s3 a m. and al p m. Returning. leave Round
and 5:ls pm: Belmont Park tiSs q IN and $50
y. m, and arrive NJ ashington ~ 80 IN and ..lo
y. IN.
ON sundays the train leaving Washington 90 - N
only runs 20 Leeshurg and the train arriving - TAO
p. m. starts from LesSburg.
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains % RYI-
MONT PARK. Monthly and Communication Rats %
oil points NJ. BROPHN,
Superintendent Alexandria
Z J. LOCKWOOD
Passenger Agent.
5O7 Pennsy vania ave-, Washington on3l
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

fOIOMAC XIV Eli BOATS.
ITO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE.
MONDAYS wEDN ksDATs AND fridays.
ssc,,rs at aa5 5;So ?; Pm M from tn street wharf
fsss iss ass eis fsnn and
baggage from hotels and private residences.
or further information inquire at Companys office.
t aes s. wharf rs'sPs S GS ats Aeon,
= wharf on Sundays. Tuesday and Thursdays at :
M Sbhe,noos, sohing at ,,rents anu napel p9lnt
nesdays ong ABBY and
q. l. SHERIFF. lll4 Pa ave- NV
se5 G. T. JONES. Agt. 7th-st wharf
T OW FARE TO NoRFoLK.-sTEAMER LADY
- - OF IHE LAKE, leaves 9th street wharf, Wash,
@ aa Hra and S Satgrday as So
Stops at Colonial Beach on saturdays. gong aud re
Potomac River Landings steamer JOHN ".
THOMPSON 10 Sunday. Tuesdays and Friday. am.
nor POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEF1ELp
LAYS sna ssTt Mssf On AZ
TUESDAYS. fridays and SUNDAY pm. touch is
sns So as Bay Is Ma
with b q O. r r -tshePheTss . See seA s =
CIV. RIDLEY Manager apIi
nJRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
- Frs JOHN GIBSON and E c. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER n. ", every SATl RpAY at o.
NJ: GIL 81. wharf, Washington, every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. ap4
DOTOMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE
CAPT. W. c. 6EOGHEGAN
viii resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON, stopping ct River Landings, leaving
Etephensons wharf p.m. SUNDAY, March Is.
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY, ana
must be prepaid.
All accommodations frst-class Appyto
STEPHENSON BRO, Tth St wharf
Offce:-12th ST. and Pennsy lvania av. n W. mil GIN
Mt. VERMONT MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily (except SUNDAY, fpr
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q m: ret1rnine reahi1ss
Washington about $50 p N.
sel6 I. I. BLAKE Captain
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nor SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS-ONE Up.
y right, "a octave, $l35. slightly used -.
Organ SoO Square Pianos taken In ex1
change for uprights, and vice versa. Pianoj 81
ana organs for rent. HUGO WORTH Il CO. a25 -th
St NV. Sohmer Piano Agency. seS5-2ws
DIANOS OF RELIABLE MAKERS AT REASON
Il able figures. BURDETTE ORG Ms the =. :
best made. Tuning and Repairing AZ G1w;s7.s
ser. q. III. kUHN'S, 4O7 10th at. n WI & w
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TINHoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoussr
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONT.
ING IOWA CIRCLE, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH AND o ANpP STREETS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBERs>
FIRST, 1855. a FOUR-THIRTl O'CLOCK, in
front of the premises shall sell Lot % I'm Square,
219. having q front Iowa Circle Of Is feet Il,
inches, and running back average depth OF about
1O3 feet TO . wide alley.
This property isin ofthe desirable locations
In the city and should command the attention CAPT.
tasts parties desiring rst-clase site for priv
Residence.
Terms: onethird cash: balance I'm and two years
with notes bearng interest nj X per cent annum
until paid. and secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold or all cash. at the option OF purchaser 500
deposit required at the time OF sale
oe2S5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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ESTABLISHED 1864,
~ q. l.. WILD & BRO,
700 9TH street northwest. H7
Stef. Kranich & Bach and other Pianos VIZ
Prof Gally's marvellous self Playing Instruments.
organs Music and Musical Instruments generally
Pianos and Organs for rent, exchanged. tuned and
repaired
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HANDSOME IIs EBONY FRAME PARLoR SUITE.
UPHOLSTERED IN OLIVE SATIN, EIGHT
FIEGES; Elegant CHERRY CHAMBER
PLATE GLASS, EASY CHAIR, OONVERSA-
TIONAL CHAIR, UPHOI Stored IN PLUSH
BRONZE AND PLUSH FRAME MANTEL NJ / R
ROR PLATE GLASS; HANDS ME MANTEL
SET; CLOt X AND BRONZES; WALNUT HALL
RACK, CHIFFONIERS. ENGRAVINCiS, W AL
NUT FRAME PIER MIRRORS. WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLE AND DlNING-ROOM
CHAIRS. CHERRY WRITING DESK, FRENCH
COCCHES, WIRE WOVEN SPRINGS, HAIR
MATTRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS, CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE.
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY EIGHTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell. at
the residence of gentleman declining housekeeping
No 2U33 street northwest.
All the above goods are in splendid condition, and
the safe Offers rare opportunity to purchasers to
furnish their houses with goods nearly new at merely
nominal expense.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
se24-d Auctioneers.
WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THE
AstoGk OF NJ SILVER. 10 Marker Space Commenc
Hg WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH, at
i HALF-PAsT TEN NJ. The sale will continue
from day to day until the large stock of Ladies fancy
ton is disposed Of
Ladies are invited to the SALE as goods will be
positively sold without reserve. FOLEY, Auction
Ger. se.3w
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwosToRY BRICK
HOESE Situated ON SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF THIRTEEN-AND-A-HALF AND ID
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date No go
vemDer Z4th, 1852. and duly recorded i'm Liber snM
NO IoZ 0ho 10, one of the land records of the ~
DISTRICT OF Columbia and the request of the party
secuted thereby. will SELL atpubc auction front of
the premises on MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH
PAY or eSEPTEMBER, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK
the following described real estate situate in the
CITY OF Washington, District of Columbia All Of Lot
lettered "A IN Blanchards subdivision Of Lot No. 8,
and T part Of Lot No $. in square No 257.
IernS OF sale: Onethrd (1a) of the purchase-mOney
In cash. and the balance in six and twelve months
after the day OF sale, with interest cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. JOHN PATCH, Trustee,
Se3tn.s,th,s 500 10th street NV,
T THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIRST, 1885
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee
sel5th&l9th-2t
A0 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH
1850 same hour and place. on account of death
se2lG232t JOHN PATCH, Trustee.
Gs THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIRST, 1855
se26s&w,2t
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR AND NINE sELDEN. 5l2 10TH ST n. w.
~ Special treatment for ladies' over thirty years ex
charges reasonable and consultation free Correspond
ence strictly condential call write; office always
open visits ladies' any distance sl6lw
nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- oniy reliable ai1i ladies' Physician in the city can
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
5Sns strictly confidential separate rooms for ladies'
NRS BROWN !COLOREDl TAKES LADIES
care. VIZ sea-Im.
DEAD AND BE wTsE-DR BROTHERS 900 B
he is the Oldest Estabshed Expert specialist in this
disease Of men and srnisS medicine or no charge;
consultation and advice free at any hour during the
in ana for the D. Ofc this Sd day Ofjuly. Issa
reliable Ladies' Physician. can be consulted daily
a. :, her residence 9TH st. NV. ofics hours rom
3O DAYS TRIAL
ELECTRIC volrA 9e s RhEs and other Erpc4r,o
APPLIANCES We viii send on thirty DAYS trial. 20
and son ora
nature Resulting from .6usss and other esSsss speedy
:ss: AZ zsai's SoiTi &c s Il
A .CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
"a from errors and indiscrestons OF youth. nervous
ssnd Il. * 1e 90 ;ss TN
great remedy was discovered BY Q missiooary N
south AmericA Send self eddrealed envelope % RoI
JOSEPH 2. IMAM. Station D. Gew York
1T HAS NEvER BEENCoNTRADICTDT THAT
confidently consult On. BnOTHERs, eos o. Aw.
Particular attention pAtd % on oiDoaase peculiar
ladies, married or aIugia Al 9cce0any treated
g Board, Nth sod ecco1modas3oaA I'D Kind en-
fsr days N the CITY under - Uonkmenk an12lms
MANHOOD RN5TORED DY UeINo A Bottle
III Or Two a On. 020xHERS 1nv1gornf1ng Cor.
dlaL WIN cuEe any Go q naevoW de6ality and Lon
Of n9ys power - tmpag0 v1oe % the whole syR
ten. go - &W. 0ul2-lme
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MANHOOD RE1TORED HI UBINo A BOTTLE
M O. two a. On. Bh0THERS Inv1goraftng Cor.
dial WIN cure any Go q naevoW de61lity and Lon
Of n9ye power. q tmpasO vBsr % he whole sys-
ten. 00o B - &w. anl2-lme
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THE FALL FASHIONS.

THE AUTUMN FABRrCs-RICH AND HARMoSI-
oCs CoLoRs-CoRDURoY JACKErs-BoUcLE,
BoURErTE AND BRoCHE-JERsEY sTOCKINEr
HArs-LoSG CLoAKs AND SMALL WRAPS
LARGE BoNNETs-vARIErY OF coRsAGEs-
STRIPED SKIRTS, ETC
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BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

se2s1o. LOUIS E1M4B B. VINE 8 NMEEscoTT. Trustees.
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lily OF the moment blot out past and future The
fish: II he is once landed, 1 feel that the strus
gle of life will be over.
For thirty-eight minutes does that fish keep
US palpltating round that pool, then he begins
to tire. His rushes are shorter and shorter
Dick Is getting him in hand.
One last effort for freedom, however he makes
In spite OF a shower OF stones from US, and the
strain put upon him by sixteen feet of green
heart, that gallant fish struggles into the head
Lick comes running down the bank. losing
furious.
nasnes the salmon like lightning. The sight Of
POWDERS and broken water renews his courage
DICK course down stream is arrested by big
rOck ms line Is run out to the last yard. This
prince OF nshes will escape after all! Dick looks
upon the swlrling water and sets his teeth There
Is q last chance, but risky one.
DOn I, DICK; you would be drowned to a Ger.
talnty, we shout In chorus. Ethel implores
MIN with tears In her eyes not to risk it. He
looks gratefully at her, but shakes his head, 1t
flashes across me that il the expression of her
face at this moment does not give him heart to
ask her certain interesting question on the
way home, why. he doesn't deserve her.
Nothing short of cart ropes would stop Dick
now his blood Is up; he steps into the hurrying
water ana rs taken on his legs in moment and
washed against a rock; now he regains his foot
Ing ana staggers on yard or two, now loses it
once more.
work as this. What a reckless chap il is. thus
Capt. Croft anxiously.
while making o short detour round the rocks
we lose sight OF the angler for moment; then,
rushing breathlessly down to the water again,
nnd him lying upon the bank, much shaken,
bruised and exhausted, but holding on to his
The nsh Is sulking in the lower pool" he ex-
plans, emptying the water from his pockets.
rouse him up with stones ~
This respite Is brief. That game fish is soon
Ss 81 ROUND the second pool, but the effort
water, almost passive.
we have no gafr with US, and Captain Crofts
pig landing net would not even hint at enclos-
ting such leviathan as this
3. Dc5 leads the fish steadily shoreward, until
~ Is aImost aground; then Captain Croft, warily
Silcung AROUND II, scoops 1t up in both arms,
and, behold, the great salmon Is glittering
among the ling and heather.
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nJRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
u Frs JOHN GIBSON and E c. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER n. ", every SATJ RpAY at o.
NJ: 9Th ST. wharf, Washington, every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. ap4
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nR AND NINE SELDEN, 5l2 10TH ST n w
Special treatment for ladies: thirty wears ex-
tensive experience; remedies prompt and reliable:
charges reasonable and consultations ree correspond
ence strictly confidential; call write office always
OPEN Madame Selden visits ladies any distance sl6-iw
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border stripe at the foot, with narrower stripes
above: lengrhwse stripes are used To best s.ffacf
in plain skirts.
HEFABRICs for autumn wear are very beau
tiful-the soft brocaded effects in wooden goods
being especially noticeable. Designs and color
ing are rich and harmonious. The various
shades of slate, green and brown are the favor
lite colors. Eelveteen and a light make of cor
duroy VIII De worn In combination with wooden
materials Serges with deep selfcolOred borders
When the serge Is black this drawn, fringed
border has two white threads alternating with
tne black. English homespun, SO popular
mixtures, which are admirable for autumn
wear This material Is wear-resistinz and is
well adapted for outings on cool days.
HARPER'S B0zar also says: The variety Of
corsages in preparation defes enumeration.
There are pointed corsages with the lower edge
cut IN three points on each side of the font.
Others nave basque on one side only the other
being occupied by drapery or a sash: still
others are open square at the neck oyver a
pieated gorget, after a fashion of the sixteenth
century, many nave simulated jacket, cut
round or square, only attached at the side
forms and shoulders, the actual corsaee fronts
taking the place of a vest. Muslin plastrons
Very finely pieated. with band pleated its en-
tire length taking the place of a collar Are he
ginning TO be worn. The corsage is Trimmed
Win revers ana S opens wide over the plastron
which Is trimmed with q knot Of ribbon that
falls on the skirt.
THE BAsoUEs OF CLOTH or other WOO,
dresses are made very short and simple shape,
and may be single or double breasted, with q
vest and double revers, or else with singl @
revers and no vest. The front has one point or
is divided in two points; the sides are very
short indeed, and the back is q medium kng
square, pleated or puffed, or finished with sash
loops aud ends. The sleeves are more easily
lifted than those of last year, but are still OF
rather close coat shape, and are without full
ness In the shoulders. Sometimes the lower
part of the sleeves is OF the material of the
skirt but the combination Ii more often shown
in using the merest band eun OF the velvet or
plush. The officers collar Is very high, and Ia
sometimes interlined with buckram to keep IL
stiff. The narrow striped silesias are the favor
lite dress Innings, they are strong yet very
pllabie, and not so thick and heavy a. the cray
wills and linens formerly used