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SEWING MACHINES, &c.


AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE A SEWING
IL Machine We would advise sou examine the
celebrated light-running and everlasting NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE. ALWAYS ready TO
work. The range of work done On this machine can
not be surpassed. a child manage it.
Sold on easy monthly payments, ard special dis
count for cash.
BE sure to try the NEW HOME before you buy
s. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
52S 9th street northwest,
ST. Cloud Building
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine.
Good Machines Tor rent. by week or month. All
Kinds repaired myl6
FSrHE NOBLEST ROMAN OF THEM ALL
l. After Is years practical experience in The Sewing
Machine business at corner 9Th and III streets, Tam
ready TO sign name 10 il that the Silent New Amer
lean, No Is the most perfect piece of Nonieisai
mechanism ever produced. IL not ei.iient.
Int abl!scd a,t, there over boo oi them
i'm in tlis city. Call send for testimonials
from Washington ladies' mechanical men and aSess-
makers all over the city. A new machine made by
old company and sold by "A reliable house Is what the
people want, send Tor catalogue No drummers. No
two Profits l. u rRBACH, corner 9TH and streets
sole agent d. g. myl3
GUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEyTS
- Reliable Sewing Machine House, Az 9Th Ga. and
zee the New Automatic White IL Is u little Daisey.
New Machines OF all kinds
Rentin; and Repairing. mh12
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WE Hear From TExsYsos
AGAIN,
j. W. Selby is my name,
Washington Is ny station;
lave enough goods in my store
To suit the whole creation.
Ny prices are exceedingly low,
As BY calling you Will
NV clerks the goods with pleasure show,
And try their best to please ye.
Bargains You Will surely strike
II you make no delay.
And We will sell you what you like,
On this and any day.
my29 19I4-l0l6 PENNSYLVANIA ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED--ROOMS.

UTANTED-A PRUDENT GENTLEMAN, WHO
w Will pay well, would like pleasant Room where
privacy is desired. Address Box Ii, Star office
my2y2t*
VXTANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WOULD
w like TO rent suite of Rooms, with bath, LIST
I'd floor in Georgetown. Address Box 90 star Office.
my21-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-FINE STORE AND DWELLING
II on 9th ST. opposite Patent office, 7lS, S75 per
month in advance Inquire Of A. EBERLI & sons,
7lS eth ST. mv22 lot*
NOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE
- rooms, 423 II tn ST. NV. near Pennsylvania ave-;
best thOrOuRhfare between Pennsylvania ave and Z
ST.. suitable for most any business purpose my2S-Im
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-LoTsL HAVE FOR SALE N AT
pfifea a9Is S Price of sroHSd varies from 49e to
LNOR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE SEVERAL VALU-
able lots in the northwest for sale suitable
fo mR 9s Evidences or business 'No fatsGo
lots on 18th st. reasonable prices is complete
my2s-3t l4i8 F St n W.
BIG Z, LOTS on NEAR
WILSON, 1907 Pa. ave. NV. my2s st
IGOR SALE-LOTS-RHoDE ISLAND AVE,
ST. New Hampshre ave. ave. near 8 soc Sc. e corner Sd
and ne 9Uc.: r. near 10th NV, Coo: French, near
% set Ht ave- Near n n a5e 9Th near
ne. .5c; Columbia Heights, l5c; Mt. Pleasant, 5.
PoLD. 1881 St NV. my21-3t
FOR SALE e BUILDING LOT 25;s FEET
fr9nt by laoiH On s. n a; w between : 20 til and
IVOR SALE-COLUMBIAN HEIGHTs-DESIRA-
and ocssons FARS Ss t%e
l4lS F ST. myIS1m
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
srJ AGEE AT HEAD BROAD
HALL. $50 4l2 st. s.w. my2973t&
ENoR E--DwELLING ANDGREEN-H
2i acres of land on the brentwood road formerly
LER, 1928 It'll stn.w Washington I B. G my mysssts
FocIR:, REST-EoK THE sEAsoN-A BROOM
Apply TO l27 Indiana NV. myl9-3ts
E'oR RENT : TILL SEPTEMBER, UNFuR-
I nished Farm Hoa,e near windham station Mont
hsassr AssF Ss
partment. ny29-3ts
EroR RENT-IN ROCKVILLE, HOUSE AND
ffh9 M has
RAaR,Ei CHANGE 1a & o 70 by BEAUTIFUL Ru
Wat location high, perfectly healthy 2ia
III d. RJss sS
TOR SALE OR RENTAL WASHINGTON
We situated ON hig. 2 ound and nicely furnished;
soMGSTIEIS sis g - 1s sRp 81 10 W. sA % "
DoNOHUE. builder, at the Grove. my27-3t*
Il house and good barn; miles north Of the city.
,o-, sWOkMsTEDr BRADLEY.
FOR REN IT, THE wELkKNoWN
IF 6s hs as
for private family for summer boarders Will be
IeS.eS On 1ao yeEy advantageous terms f. SMITH
TOR RENTAL BRISTOL r. l.. FURN IsHED
1 summer Cottage, rooms, on the shore Of Nara
eSs ad sSns
nw or rn ad Dr. 'G aE hs,I eSF f EEG
tol, Rhode Island my27 20&3O1
nor RENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE NJ T
~ beautifully located Country Residences at Bright
woods adjoining Tor lartles Address Box ITO. Star
office. ap3-Lslm
EOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN
A Front Royal. Va Cottage, nine rooms, modern i'm
and coal house, &c. abundance of fruit inciosed
good fencing ornamental iron fencein 'front.' house
@ wa,ex ne eeer u~ ms
Real Estate Broker. ss4 F St. Rooms and g Wssh..
ington, D. C. my7-1m
Is Hyattsville Nd. fine dwelling g rooms lot l40 by
24O feet; handsomely and conveniently located; fine
sss
Md. mya I'M
* BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-ELE0ANTLY
OBLIGATED and plated, and at moderate prices. At
miles west from Washington, d. c.. and having very
frequent daily communication Herewith. The s.tua-
s sad S or q soH d G and S Be
WIN. READING. Rockville. Md my2-lms
ThPoRTEH, , oE cH EEE sSR ey WISEs coesAo
iorals Minss &Sscs,sa dsssiy Ssps A nlnael SOC
Agents ior frsscisss houses, Bordesnx. Bnrxsndy,
Champagnes aud Cognnc V.ns d sOuses sorts q
NJ CUNNINGHAN. Halter
med 61l II nmthsvsst my6
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nor SALE
i STOP PAYING RENT OWN THE HOUSE
YOU LIVE IN: CAN SELL ON SMALL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS, A LITTLE MORE
111e IN 81 ny - :Soo
2houses corner of 9th and T SITS. w. each.5 600
house cor. of North Carolina and ON 500
$50 North Carolina 900
houses cor. New Jersey and II. ST.. each 900
b houses cor. 18th and SITS. W.. each. 800
15 10th st. 800
zoos and 1910 IL st. each $50
1I21, 1929. 1881 and .3:, 10th NV, each = 600
Store and Dwelling, cor II and LIST 500
store and Dwelling 1901 9th st. n.w......-... 800
1858 and 500 9Th St W., each. 300
% houses fronting Reservation No. Il, each Il $50
my23-6t $40 L st. NV.
LNOR SALE-4O9 G ST NV. TWELVE ROOMS
Il and cellar; all modern improvements: faces open
park. For inspection and terms call after m,
premises myZl-ln,*
L>OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID
opportunity for any one desiring to secures beau
tlful and frst-c residence with all modern im
provements: in elegant condition and good location
large stable In rear Having purchased the premises
exchange for smaller property residence, lob
St NV. Apply at Central National Bank, from 8 to
O'Clock, or at 1913 NJ St, after $50 y. ~.
my19-2m SAMUEL NORMENT
NOR SALE-TWO HANDSOME NEW RESI-
Il denceS. 8 rooms each, 1921 and 1928 q st. NV:
the houses are built in the most substantial manner
press brick fronts, brownStone trimmings, two-story
square bay windows, hardwood mantelS, thing fire.
places and furnaces; plumbing hrSt-class For terms
apply to A. A. WILSON. Firemen's Insurance Com
pany, corner 9TH St and Louisiana NV. Keys at
1000 u ST. NV. myl6-2w
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EMERsoS Pianos.
OVER 5000 NOW IN USE
y thoroughly frst-class and reliable piano at o
medium price.
STICK CO AND BAUS & co. PIANOS
Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired. tuned,
boxed, and for rent. Rem: applied if pure hased
Best and most complete assortment OF &c music in
lie city.
HENRY EBERBACH
9l5 street,
tnar nRfln lofo firm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-OE ICE ROOMS ON FIRST SEC
Il ond and third flour, suitable for lawyers or claim
agents. They are convenient to all departments; ut
1918 u street. near the Treasury Dept. myS-lm
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NOR RENT
Il 11O8 F, IA rooms. 1925 All I'd st. n.w IT. SAL 81
1910 10th n. W. ID r-...l 100 445 st. NV. Sr.. 80
2U23 st. n.w 15r.-.1 100 1914 9Th st. 5r
lS2! St NV, 3r...-S5 2O32 18th st., Is
1.6I st. NV, 1lr. 1854 lI13 stn. w., 6r-.16.3O
1910 18th stn.w1O r. So "a ADJ H. w., IS
1O22 lSth H. w. l2r..- rs tiO1 st. store Is
1717 DE sales st. 1Or.- .65 Jackson Hail alley l3
121 d St hw.,7 ro0nS-50 49, Warner, Dr.. so
$50 Cap. II rooms.-5O 1883 Park Pl 6rs..l2.sO
459 n. W.. ST.. Fenton Place. 5r.-12.5O
SOON av str. IEdw .45 211O n. W., 4r.....S
100 IL n. 1r....45 13l 18th ST. Sc, r.......6
Also. a number OF weil-located Furnished Houses.
Call at office for Weekly Bulletin issued every
urday afternoon. Landlords can have their houses ad
my is b. ii. WARNER DIG F st NV.
nor RENT-UNFuRNISHED--
1925 Conn., e-.-$25O 1902 NJ st........... $50. 33
n III. av and 15OI ll16 NJ st.............6
1924 10th l43O n st...............5O
2O2: 7O3 15-h office rooms-5O
dSS3 N 100 2O2O + ST. 40
EO%o 100 IOl u st. Se.... 80
- iowa circle 7Ol 18th st., office %
1906 sunderland Pl 81 SO 7O3 18th ST. office rs 25
1858 Massachusetts av 30 IL Fayette Terrace 40
FURNISHED.
st. mr. Conn ave. S333. 80 18th St. mr. RI av $50
OZo tarrayut ....-3OO VT ave-, mr. Iowa 100
81, mr. Vt ave......-25O ST., mr. 18th st.....15O
18Th st., mr. Lst...225 c. av., mr. dupont c. 10
st. Det !WhH2Oh .225 Mass. av., mr. Scott c..l -
Mass ay n'rrhms COOS. 30 il st., mr. 2Oth st.I 25
iowa Circle Sc st. bet. 10Th and IL
!otn 81 near I...-.. 2OS.So Jefferson Place 10
10Th st Oet and k...-2 RI ave..n'r 18th 100
r. Law. mr.. Conn. 200 st. bet 4th and 5th so
18th st., nr. Mass so s St. bet 12thtE 18th 80
st. mr. Thomas circle l5O St, bet. 18th & 10TH so
my14 FITCH. FOX & BROWN. 1431 Penn. ave.
ENOR RENT OR sALE-l7l6 n st.; IL rooms
- every improvements; 1914 18th st.. new; perfect
construction plan and finish: for sale rent low.
APpy 1910 10Th ST., or on premises. niyS-lm
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4 FEW BoARDERs VIII FIND COON 40.
Al commodations. Ladies Riding Horse. Address
WM. b. PAGE. Gaylord z. o., Clarke Co.. Va = Y,
tlR ny,l,,-o,v
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

NOR RENT-THE "ARNO,' 10TH ST. BE
Il tween and 4 SITS. Furnished Suites with private
bath, or entire Flats including all hotel attentions
rent III lowest summer prices, from June LIST Sep
tembeY LIST my2S-3ts
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4 a LAUREL. MD, ON THE b & % RRLCNTY
thfce minutes walk from station: location IA Igh
and healthy fine large rooms extensive iaNns t,nfle
shade: excellent water. Terms reasonable. A,sirssS,
Md - - ~ ,,,,..,e a,,''
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Ut y = .t1IN n Z I It I5C-
SURPLUS STOCK OF ia GILBERTS LADIES
CLOTHS.
COlors-Havanna Brown. seal, Black. Quaker Drab,
stone, Saphir. Cadet Gray. Chestnut,
Steel. London Smoke, French Gray, Light
and Dark Brown, Maroon. Green, and
Combination Mixtures.
Former 90 and 81 %
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"ANTED- BoARDERs. NEAR HIGHLAND
w station Il and @. h r. Large rooms and
healthN location; conveyance TO and from station Ad-
dress for terms and information, r. H., Bladensburg
MI mN2.-st.
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DLENTS OF SHADE FRUIT. WATER AMI
ice; convenient 20 railroad and post ofiice; TIRES
hours from Washington For further particulars alr
ply Ia Mrs JAMES VAN METRE. Gaylord, Clarke
county. Va. nly.,:S-lnIs
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nor SALE-LOTS-I HAVE FOR SALE IN AT
tractive localities in the northwest several large
fronages of Ground suitable for costly and medium
priced houses. Price of ground varies from 4Oc. TO
81 80 per foot. JNO. 4. PRESCOTT,
my2S-3t l416 + st. NV
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COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-TO BOARD FOCR GENTLEMEN
w ~ the country al station. home comfarts Ad.
dress w = GREEN, Beltsville. MI. nlV2S-sts
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NOR SALE-LOTS-MY STOCK OF BUILDING
Il lots on 10th st. ut reasonable prices is complete.
1t will be TO the advantage of purchasers TO apply
JNO A. PRESCOTT,
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ISetOnd IIOOr take the eIevatOr).
MORE SURPLUS DRESS GOODS
The first surplus lots advertised are very percent
lively diminished and you need be surprised at our
soon telling that they all gone for at the rate
they have been selling they cannot last more than Il
few days.
SURPLUS STOCK OF 4O-INCH
Challie Cloth Navy Polka Dot on Tinted Blue Light
Blue on Tinted White, Light Blue on Tinted Pink,
Former
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PONGEE SILK.
We have surplus stock of 1S-in. POngee which
must he sold.
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IrOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL AND NON-FN-
Il plosive Mason Electric (oilD Lamps, 30 candle
power Never break or smoke chimneys Prices
very low Agents wanted everywhere. So4 Pa. ave.
Iron County register., 1885-06-04
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

"A new seedless grape has just come
into notice in France.
1t is calculated that for every tiger
killed in India there are; three born.
The manufacture and sale of to-
bacco in Paris is government monop-
oily, the supply of the weed being un-
der the control of the Minister of FL
nance.
An ingenious individual has calcu-
lated that during the course of every
year English railway servants get no
less than f300,0 in tips from the pub
lie.
Algeria has As, 900. 900 acres of cul-
tivated land, 363. TAT implements, 164,-
900 horses. 100000 head of cattle,
5000, 900 sheep and $500. 600 goats.
The British Royal Agricultural So
ciety will hereafter hold examinations
of dairy workers-men and women
who will be examined in butter-maklng
and cheese-making. and to those con-
sidered proficient a diploma will be
given.
The German Society for the Devel-
opment of Aerial Navigation have al
least gone so far toward the realization
of their ideal as to publish a monthly
magazine entirely devoted to the dis
cusson of questions of erial naviga-
ton.
In 1864 the total value of all the
Scotch salmon fisheries was set down
at less than f53, 900, but in 1868 the
value was supposed to have been raised
to f20O, 900, and in 1877 to f25O, 900,
since which there is said to have been
a rise in value of at least fifteen per
cent.
Lightning has killed 1900 persons
in France since 1885. An equal num-
Der have been seriously, though not
fatally, wounded. and five times as
many struck. The hot years were the
most fatal. and these are remarkable
as having been the best wine seasons.
There has not been single death from
lightning in Paris or the Department
of the Seine since 1864. though there
have been many violent storms there
during that time.
The Journal of the Ministry OF
Finance, Russian paper, gives some
interesting particulars concerning the
trade between Russia and China. In
1900 Russia only received $4,000 poods
of tea per annum, in 1856 the amount
had risen to 225, 900 pools, and in 1888
it was no less than 913,000 poods. But
in spite of all the assistance rendered
to merchants by the Government of st.
Petersburg, Russian exports into China
haEs fallen off from $500, 900 rubles in
1875 to $500, 600 rubles in 1878.
The excess of births over deaths in
London is 1.31 per cent per annum, a
rate considerably in excess of the av-
or.oa of tho whole of tho thirtv-Ona
large towns of the United Kingdom on
the Registrar-Generals list, namely,
Los per cent, the balance in favor of
London being OPS per cent. This
balance would be nearly twice as great
if it were not that the high rate of Lon
don goes to swell the average of the
other thirty, There is only one town
on the continent of Europe which has
an excess birth rate equal to that of
London. and that is The Hague, with
a rate of 1872.
Iron County register., 1885-06-04
INTEREST RULES.
Short and Correct Methods of Computing
Interest.

Short and Correct Methods of Computing g
Interest.
The answer in each case being in cents,
separate the two right-hand figures OF
answer to express in dollars and cents.
Four per ent.-Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days to run. Sep
arate right-hand figure from the prod
uct, and divide by nine.
Five per cent-Multiply by number
of days and divide by seventy-two.
Six per cent-Multiply by number
of days. separate right-hand figure. and
divide by six.
Eight per cent.-Multiply by number
of days, and divide by forty-fve.
Nine per cent.-Multiply by number
of days, separate right-hand figure and
divide by four.
Ten pei cent.-Multiply by number
of days and divide by thirty-tive.
Twelve per cent.-Multiply by num-
Der of days, separate right-hand figure,
and divide by three.
To find the time in which sum OF
money will double itself at certain
rate of interest, and the result will be
the number of years. For example, at
four per cent. money will double in
eighteen years; at eight per cent it
doubles in nine years. The rule Is cor
rect to within fraction of year for
all rates from three per cent. upward.
We are indebted for this to Mr.. Fack-
ler, the well-known actuary-Mo,streGl
Herald.
Iron County register., 1885-06-04
UNCuEANLY HABITS.
An Annoyance to Which Farmers ant
Dairymen Are Subject.

An Annoyance to Which Farmers and
Dairymen Are Subject.
Among the annoyances which farm
ers and dairymen have, is that of un-
cleanly hired help. Milk, butter and
cheese are latterly so large an element
on the farm, that both male and female
help are required to aid in milking.
And although it may seem unreason-
able, yet it is difficult matter to get
all of such help to observe strict habits
of cleanliness. Some will not even
wash their hands in the morning be-
fore milking, nor clean the cows teats,
or brush the cows side of loose dirt
or straw where they have been lying
down. All of these things go more or
less into the milk. The larger particles
NAV be strained out, but the essence of
the dirt and filth is never removed.
but add to the i'll flavor of the milk,
cream or butter. The writer has had
experience for years past with this kind
of trouble. Generally male help is the
worst in the practices of this kind,
and vet there are enough samples of
dirty female help. So scarce is good
help in some parts of the country. girls
who will not wash their hands before
peeling or slicing potatoes for break
fast, have to be tolerated, though
breakfast be eaten with a poor appetite.
And we have known hired hands go
to the breakfast table right from the
stables, without washing. and if pro-
tested with would leave employment,
when the farmer was In a pinch for
help. Any man who has run a large
farm for twenty-fiv years, and has had
to board all of the hired help at his
own table, has experienced enough to
sour the sweetest nature. Those who
have had no experience can scarcely
believe the practices of tilthiness Of
some hired help. And while they do
not believe, they are probably eating at
each meal some of the products of these
same dirty hands and filthy practices.
1t is fine thing that all people do not
see all of the dirty processes which
their food passes through before it
reaches their tables. Where there is
considerable milk and butter to be
handled. neat and cleanly hired hand
is perfect jewel on farm or in a
dairy. Can any one devise plan for
an improvement in this department of
industry.-Io,cG State ReQister.
Iron County register., 1885-06-04
WORTH REPRINTINe.
Apeei Tor Are to the Sextant of the Old
Brick Meetinouse.
BY A CASPER,

BY CASPER
,e.a, re toiiowing lines. which originally ap-
econtain is Years rs ago, but the philosophy they
Inen, While the writer was seemingly rather
enRg RoOo ,os speuer he was evidently in earnest
ano possessed keen wit:
y sextant of the meetinouse. which sweeps
aera aaas.s' or is supposed too! and makes
And .ites the gas and sumt,,,es ,..v.s . sor-o,.
loose, ~
IN which case it smells orful-worse than
dyes ' " "oA -
TO the grief of survivin partners, and sweeps
Wiet, 1nd tor the servases sits 800 per annum,
C wen thefn that thinks deer, let EN- try it;
k1ndhn fires when the wether is as cold
Ndn. Ho alo IKE as not green wood for kim
Wouldn't be hired to do it for no some
WiaS 1ua Q sextanti there are kermoddity
wen :Gore than gold, wich doant cost nothin.
Mon more 'han anything exsep the Sole of
~ 7 mean Pewer are. sextant- mean pewer Are.
What on airth to dew with itself but fiys
about
Seaterin leaves. and bloin mems hats;
in snort, Jest fre as are" out dores.
Out o sextant, in our church its scarce as
ecarce as bank bills wen agints beg for
"ich some say purity often Ctaint nothin to
Wat give aint nothin to nobody, but O sex.
tant
snet go mems wmmen and children,
Speshaliy the latter. up in tite place,
Some has bad breths, none aint swete,
some IS feVery. some is scrofilus, some has
bad teeth,
And some haint none and some aint over
clean;
But every on EN- breethes in s. out and out
and in.
cay % times mint, or l million and a half
breths an hour,
Now how long will a church full of are last at
that rate,
ask you. say Is ninits, and then watts to be
Why then they must brethe it all over agin
anu then agin, and so on, till each has took it
At least 10 times, and let it up agin. and watts
more
The same individible don't have the privilege
OF orethen his own are, and no ones else:
Zach one mus take whatever comes to him.
- sexIant doant You know our lungs is
To bio the tier of life and keep it from
soin out; and how can bellusses bio without
And amt wind dre?i put 1t to your conscens
are Is the same to US milk to babies,
or water is TO fish. or pendlums to clox-
or roots airbs unto an injun Doctor,
Or little pills unto an omepath,
Or boys to gurlS- Are is for US to breethe.
Wat signifies who preeches if cant breethe?
Watts Pol2 Waits PoIlus? to sinners who are
ded2
Ded for want of breth? why sextant, when we
die
Its only coz we cant brethe no more-that' 5
all.
And now: o sextant, let me beg of you
let a little are into our church.
APewer are is sertin proper for the pews,
and do it weak days and Sundays tew-
1t Amt much trOuhle-Ony make a hole
And the are will cum in of itself;
ut luvS to cum in WHARF it can git warm:)
And o how it will rouse the people up
o. And Sperrit up the preacher and stop garpS,
And yawns and figgits as effectooal
As wind on the dry Boans the Profit tells of.
Iron County register., 1885-06-04

If people who live on the fashion.
able thoroughfares put any more orna-
ments in the front parlor windows.
strangers in the city will be apt to take
the houses for stores and ring the bell
and ask '.the prices of them vases. y
n. Y. Mail.
Iron County register., 1885-06-04
NEWCASTLE.

A Picturesque City Whose Wealth Is in
Its Coal.
In spite of the multitudinously ma1o-
dorous murk that overcasts Newcastle
and neighborhood it is picturesque, and.
for that matter, so is Pittsburgh. But
then the center of smoke and flame in
the United States is modern. Ancient
Iron County register., 1885-06-04

Boston has a drunkard who has
been sentenced to the House of Indus
try one hundred times for drunkenness.
Boston Journal.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-21
miscellaneous.

Taos ALLIs,L J. GLIB SMITH. E. J. AILING.
THOS. ALLMNsG k CO.,
Successors to @. & T. Alling & Co., Lumber Mer
chanta and manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds
and Mouldings, Planning, Wood Turning, Scroll Saw
ing etc. 1876 East Water ST. foot of Olive, New Ha-
ven Conn fe3tf