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wHITELAw Rid.

Reid, ia his days Of poverty and
struggle, was exceedingly industrious,
one of the hardest workers in Wash
ington when he was correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette And he was
also very capable, and won his way to
distinction. Since he has grown very
rich he takes things leisurely, although
he still looks very sharply after the
1rtbune'S interests in the business and
editorial departments. He considers
himself publisher as well as editor,
and he is credited with being an
excellent fuaucial manager. He is
considered practical to hie finger tipe.
OF Scotch extraction, he understands
the worth of money as we'll ss when
he could earn only fifteen or twenty
dollss a week. No man, it is said,
relishes more what money will pur-
chase or has greater admiration for
money kings He is not robust; he
comes OF frl gile stock, and bis present
wealth enables him to save himself
When in town-he has lately spent his
summers at Millbray his father-in laws
fine estate, near Alameda, Cal-he
gives about four hours day to the
Office and six or seven to society, for
which he has weakness shared by
few members OF his profession. He
derives much p'eisure, l am tod,
from the fact that d. 0. Mills is more
likely to be mentioned as WhitslAw
Reds father-in-laW than he is to be
mentioned rs d. o. Mil's's sor -in-law.
That 10 certainly a natural and proper
pr de.
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NOTRE DAME of MARYLAND,

Collegiato Institute for Young Ladies' and
Preparatory School for Little Girls, EN-
BLA, p. o., three miles from Baltimore,
Md Conducted by the Sisters of Notre
Dame. Send for catalogue.
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Clara Conway Institute.
WILL REOPEN
Monday, October A, 1885.
Enrolment Lat Term, 322.
Mrs. BoWIes' School

Opens Sept. a, at 155 Adams st.
CPECIAL advantages for young ladies in
Music and ElocutiOn.
Thorough instruction by modern methods
is offered to boys and girls from primary
Glasses thr UGH grammar course.
THE STATE FEMALE COLLAGE
WILL reopen Sept. 13, 1886. Located in
W. o healthfnl and delightful suburb, ac-
city. Instruction thorough, and according
TO the most approved education al methods.
Superior and trained specialists in the va
rious Departments Of Music, Art. Elocution,
Modern Languages, Science, Classics and
Primary Teaching.
For further particulars apply to
MISS M0LLIE H. MARSHALL, Prin.,
Memphis, Tern.
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ESGlVHHEkERsssTSSs i nEF A AsTshNT,
NashVflle, Tenn. Thorough instruction
in distinct courses of Civil, Mechanical and
Mining Engineering annual Tuition S65).
end in Manual Technology Freel. Full
ties in draughtin g-rooms,l laboratories, shops
aud field practice. Entrance Exs limitations
Sept.A, Is and Is. For circulars address
wills WILLIAMS, BuRsAR
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School of Languages

IlRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPAN
II ISL. Instruction in class or private
by lessons. For term, address
LEON LANDSBERG, Gayoso Hotel.
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FdgewOrth Boarding and Day
SCHOOL for Young Ladies' and Eittle Girls.
Mrs. II. P. LkFEBVRE, Principal, 40. 90
Franklin street, baltimore, Md. The
goth school year will begin on Thursday,
RpNtembpr 23. 1856
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Georgetown College, D. q.
Founded 1883.
TIE ACAD MIC AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open September 8, 1856. Apply
to President Of the College.
THE SCHOOL OF M DICINE opens
Sept. 20, 1886. Apply to Prof. J. W. H.
Lovejoy, NJ. D., 900 18th street, n. W.,
Washington, ID. @.
THE s. HUOL s,F LAW opens on the
First Wednesday in, October. Apply to
Saml. NJ. Yeatmanj, sec'y, corner 6Ih and
Il. streets, N. W., Washington, d, @,
ia ELS a. DOONAN, S. j =, Pres't.
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LOUISVILLE RACES.
THE SECOND DAY OF THE FALL
MEETING.
Four Interesting EVents-At Sleeps.
head Bay-Death of Dew
drOp-N0tes.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September A.
The secord days meeting Of the Lou
isville Jockey Club had a small at
tendance. The weather was clear anC
the track dusty. 1t was day for ia
vorites, three out OF four winning.
First Race Mile, purse $50, SIS &c
second and $25 to third. Starters
Acaria, Uncle dan, Surprise, ToIsy
Panama, Tattoo, Kalsta, L1Dgway
Ligsn, Sour Mash, Hambleton and
Dancing Kid.
Pooling. Sl7; Topsy, IS
Dancing Kid, 81; field, S25.
Panama got off fret, Ligan second
Uncle Dan third. Tattoo was Fl ct Al
the quarter, Ligan first at the half,
and Uncle Dan first at the three quar-.
ter stretch. Coming into the home
stretch Panama took the lead and held
it to the fuieh, winning easily; Top'y
second, S ur Mash third. Time-l ;459,
No mutusls.
Second Rdce.-St. Leqer stake, two
miller. Only two started, Lewis Clark
and Sir Joseph, with l.. Jones end
West, ll8 pounds each.
Po0hng.-Sir Joseph, $40; Lewis
Clark, S..
Clark led the first mile, with Sir Jc-
seph under pull. Sir Joseph went
into the lead on the ser ond mile and
retained IL TO the finish, winning
easily. Time-3:46l. No mutuals.
Third Rdce.-TheIe we're fourteen
starters, ihree.quartefs of mile.
Selling, purse 500; 800 TO second and
$50 to third. SiartoIs: Nora, Warren.
ton, Violin, Kennel C, Emma John
ston, Pat Sheedy, Bonnie Blue, Logan,
Revenge, Joseph R, Archbishop,
Carus, Figaro, Thundergust.
Pooling. Emma Johnfop, $35; War
reutou, $29; Kennebec, 81; field, S25.
Warrentod led of by a length, and
they came all punched into the
stretch and ran under the string: Pat
Shesdy first; Nora M. second, Joseph
r. third. Time IL. No mutuals.
Owner bought in his horse at Sl505,
an advance Of $l05 over entered price.
Fourth Race Brought out eleven
starters; distance Of five furlongs.
Purse, $3.50; $50 to second. For
maiden two year Odds. Starters !:
Linda Payne, Queen Alfonso, OvertoD,
MINI, sofa, Virginia, Lombard, With
row, Lady Mac, Broadhead, Hileth,
Miss Hight
Pooling, Field, S25; Lombard, s22 /;
Linda Payne, SlS.
LON ard got IF FIRST, length and q
half in front OF Broadhesd second /;
Linda Payne came first on the turn
for home with Lombard second. Lom-
bard won after a driving finish; Linda
Payne second, Miss Hight third,
Time-l:0il. No mutuals.
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PRIVATE OOuNsELOR
SHERIFF'S SALE.

100 pagea sent any Add-sss Ssscssy s.Lsg fsr l
O) cents Shouh BE- read By al ldt1egs - SDsy1
moe hours from 81. " eoqr,h Srs1tgs. 1ts- = 81
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dn't u ,dcr,,a d the C ,mo.

An amusing story il told Of an
American millionaire who recrutlY
nouored London with Z visit a. he
was walking down one of the busiest
streets ono morning, his eve was at.
lractcd by an orr n-griudcr VINO was
soIcmnly and luLuurouslv playing az,
the corner of street. The ton of the
organ WAS covered with u smooth
Green cloth. aud it WIS this green
cloth that at ouco appealed to the in
tclect OF the transatlantic C.U MS.
For him the green cloth suggested
only one thought, and that thought
was gambling. lie ianci Il himself iu
the presence of some puripItolic rOulet
player. and he could not resist the
tempttl ton OF taking a turn. So be
stopped opposite the musical Italian
and tossed gold coin Checrlv on the
green snrfact of the lurdy-gurly. Tine
astonjshcd Foreigner stopped playing,
graspcd tnc coin, pOckeicd it, removed
mis- hat, grunIeI out some vu.utble
Iuscln thanks, and resumed his music
Lost that tlmr," The millionaire MUIR
INJURED to himself and produced an
olhrr com lie tossed it again upon
the board from which it was again no
less promptly and no less gratefully
removed by the delighted musician.
Tho millionaire sh1ok his head. IAN.
Iuck's against me, he remarked. rs
he sent - third gold coin to gleIm for
Il moment upon the green surface be-
lore itrapl,Iiy disappeared in the ltd
iaH's pocket. Another and another
coin went the same way. without
wearing out the patience OF the Amer
can. But nj last. when some sx soy
erelgDs had transferred themselves
from his Keeping to that Of the organ
grinder, the American bent forward,
and in tone Of the inlcusest curiosity.
whispered in the ear OF the amazed
Italian, Say, stranger, what do you
call this game, ans howp'- WaueA4t
HgDkeLU
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Mrs. dc B,ank-What arc you going
to give your husband this Cnrstmas?
Mrs. &c LduS-A dressing-gown. But
you gave ann one last year and tue
year ueiOrC, too. If rrmcmb ar,gut.
Yes, and the year before tuai.
Dear mt! can understand now
they get worn out so fist My hus-
band does not put his on once q
mouIn. Minis never wears his at
ali. lie tr.c, It ON Chtistm ) morning.
looks plcasea, wa.ks ar0und, sis down.
takes 1t OF, aud never thinks OF lt
again. But iben. wny give him 50
III my 81 don't Men can't re-
mcmUcr coIors and patterns. give
him the same one every Christmas, -
RthdtteiJ ,hts tdi.
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,,,l.,. .-,,..,,,-i,, ,,,,,,t.i..,l
A worthy Sea-ca,ltaih entertained n
fancy to become u treema>on' and wa
accordingly proposed ana ''ocicd. 4
TREND accompanied lnm to me pI &C oi
meeting Whlca was IN DHliuihg, the
lower part "i winch was used rs q
place OF entertainments Inc neophyIe
was len IN an "l'r' inent h'XI TO the
servants ro"m' "nI'e ms freud went
upstairs TO assist III the opening cen
monies. a I. ne maldan' who ctiIsnt
Il glimpse OF the stranger ie'o yea to
take part IN MS limitations ami procur-
ny gtId rom place" IL over lho ire.
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In playing Cap'n Cutie in philadel-
pnia Mr.. Fiutcnce IS >ad TO wear The
identical c.oihcs worn b. Burton, wHO
made the part famous Ia New YORK
iUrly years a-O. Nnlie the clothing
may help the Illusion, il Is doubtful
wncther gray-bcardcd piaygoors viii
b. 50 completely fascinated rs 10 see in
tue apparINon Oh the stage the per-
spniiicdilJn that mUie inc oid New
York Chambers Street Iuea;er roar
wiH laughter as Barton came rolling
in on tie stage. florence i, a vcrsatiiU
comedian, and among The best OF the
veterans ol the stage, Uui 10 the spe-
clally ol CAp'n Guile there can i,e no
peer OF Burton any more tnan there
" I'll DC vi H5ckctt's Fa,slaif or Jcficr-
suns Rip Van Hinkie.
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H. Il. WARE,
-ittOrnPy-at-LaW.-
REAL ESTATE
AND
collecting Agent,
JACKSON, MISS.
VAIUAnIE PLANTATIONS.

NA I y Isl. - PLANTATIONS,
>'fN I'fWS 'rll Np~ia'r l1Hd' und .".rf-
,,.,
f'"' h'''~ ~ lhN iHhN, FH
F.a'' nF, ''. n''r '"n N,a'ton n
,t..s r'ar s.H Ne ',e teltol Neuu.t n-..a,
a tIH.t .a's.IH ,tu ls h,l Too iais prpr.iF,
,.............., ................
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90 t,yr- laalmHe, SOON 'or laes.aa ao we
y g. l"N tHiH. ntn hu"Hrt NOUNS. t.7 a.I.t
...' ''', '..''.
NM. i.,,, ,, ~. ,'.,,,T 'iN'' AZ '''''
4u, halls Interest OF qb.. T. u,r,, IN, l..f..,f
e, o., l ,..,.. s.., -, & .s, ti
.to w.d.i. l.,ol = Is, 'u sqo.'o y south 'ea..
a" ', .c,oa.loy ,t1 .be.e. The above lrory
ct lama 10 lauk,u ouui, 100 G'tc. ir.g
lHg biA, tW' i'N tWAvd rs,ylt iul a,rs cleaned
tlg. 'rfN uramar' residence, eaad irm 900 lr.st
'tJ E'"lH Wgy 'Hu l"H' i'I 'Uv entire place. .vF
lNul r,'i "a tgr Two iutiAus rtW Agua
s Number Of Res dtures and Ia HI.
INu IuBs. suitable ar ruauy S CO.. Ilum,s ttu.t
a number af smaW lf4p#s blr sale ~ilafgI ca
t0t Illa BE- Central l,s.I lp#d u,tt 1Brk sofa lurry
auu Madison station, sdutI#ut, suiiei ior ,lalnrs.
-o -yvr- -.v..- vo,so ~ rv,
~ AS@4sA 49, v -N4A = VIZ ~ 80
ip GlHtarui psris ~ t.r CITY ami lp Nuhiflr from
ava .TAUII Residences RON SALE IN
Nurtb Js.i .4u
- . -..-.. -
,,.
maui "''' ',''' '.'. .'' 'Na INV ''''..'
D." '"'"' '''""| "Ni'e''' "' 'N'''' WY
TrTTS gu pFTpE0
hul Iyra Collected iu Tie City
Loans
Negotiated on Real l'tate.
,oo ooo ..... -
80. 90, -, 'AA"~' 1''N 'Ni
a HANDSOME HOME FOR SALE, or lor In
GoSnood DID," '''''''' Wv '''''' '"O e'O' "'s"'
rwo NICE PLACES -c.n,,n,s,, n IN, Rail.
road Dre,.ts. '''''"''"' " ''' raw
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HEALING THE SICK.
DR.. T. 6. BRkCKlNG,
lie Tamous Su,Icon Gcuerlogisl

N HOSE NAME AND ZANE HAS RECuW
w proy,rb al Throughout the uauen, ior bic uu
rGu-le "a CO.'S boo the -l'l Elt and GU los
a., ut uT A1l plsFA~i~ rE IIlNE 10 ~
MALES NERVOUS DISEASES, CANCELS. ~
aud IHEuAl Atfi CIuNS etc., MA, be con
.ultrh at \. y knuhaD. rc,id, nee. tack u Tres
hyirri.n church. Jackson Mis-, for twenty u
thirty DAYS comm ncine iapuar lllh 1856. ludlc
confined hc pies 900 I'D taH W,Ht. gIid even Np1f
mo- pt tier who have failed 10 9ntrd relief uT'
speedily rcsttr red plui tct.th The ~ - .NsIN
tal, d-tast- rpc div give place 10 good health No.
~ the superior Genius and treatment It ~ lIHtl
inc Cauter. me speedily md certainly rwC.
never 10 return aaBiu, atd guNt ulrrd Cr'tseN'
strail htened ~. tantv ud b. pClcssly disc Sdry'
r.uiu,cd r one u.ii.utr nud tauu,ui artiucialrN
true 10 nature. with life lie moy'Wouls-iu~of
ed IN their stead. lruuic su'c eyes, EtAuuiri''
lids etc, cur d with success, It,iulW ana S'lif
lures suCc, s>luily cufCd g. IA rh aud lunl dlsras
treated with susccs, can pumptly, an Ice hcal''
Niie YOU have this extraordinary orpo'iurtiN
a /, one such IN lif time fer success u simply
certainty when Dr. Cracking uudr' tt's case. d.
niatkug las curtd n ~ 1T m NY extremely hat
eases tn this tate and s'uU If them in this vi'lu
IT., ytais ago Every O. shou'd read his Me-
snup,r of Health containing a large list Of TO-
must eNlHuIdiuar, cur,s ever made bv any Twins
man, rolics g. Zee tad ~ his ro"ms fee To- all
Rooms back oi BE In 81, terrain church, Jackson
Miss ior twenty 0r tlurtA uiss. t.Wc .t "utr. NJ
lime To- delay 10 you want 60 b, curei. Long stand
ug ease. OF the most obstinate character Hrc n.t1
uuroi IN ipv dave Hrtp uud, his shtl|iul trrai
mcnt. lie an tell your discusses correctly IN ie
moments never making mistakes IN Bio diaEno. 10
jau.l3, 8G-3w.
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MOBILE And CHIC R. r.

North bound trains leave Meridian at SIS and :
p m., and south bound uaius arrive OF 70 e. ~.
and IL 80 p. NJ.
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EusIness Forsn.nooIk.

Al registered Orders Tor BrideWplrs Mississippi
Justice md business Fofm-Book will he filled o.
SATURDAY. next 18th Price, By mail $50 The
po't - F"E CLARIos one year, when ordered
together, $50.
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Judge X. >. san ava Hon. Jas T
Ftnt, Of Holly SPRING, are in 'he city On
legal aud legislative husin"r-
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Frank e. McGye, tnv g,nIal and thor
uugh going business manag rul VI .riiiiu's
excellent DAILY sNvss, spent yesterday
Ia the city.
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Dental Notice.

Dr. JONES HAS MOVED Ills OFFICE II
| J his residence one block south 81 ihe Git
Hall lie has his Tn0us very comfortably au,
conveniently Arranged ior the aceonm dati0n d
ladies' jane sg-ii
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Justice pockets.

Orier filed IN or Ter from Chaneerv Clerks or
me- b n Of lizard Of su'ervisJrs Price. IRON
$3.50 70 $500, according to size Address
THE CLARION.
Jackson, Miss.
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We regret "a l--,iu ga tne contlnueC
illness Of Mr.. Brbanr Cooper, at Wander
built University. Ills parents have tot
h,en summonedto his bei,ile, bu, We hop
that ere this, his condition is somewha
imnroved
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Hon. Z. Jack Mayor Of Brandon,
speut yesterday in the CIV.
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RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Groves: Requesting the Com.
mitlee ou J1iut Constitutional Amend.
ments to in, esligtte he prapriety 1t re-
porting a hil providing Tor the submits.
sion tu popular vote at the next 2 neral
election IN this State, Of au amendment
1T the constitution To the effect Il at the
Judges o. this Safe be elected 10y the
people.
Amended by Mr.. Salman, and referred
to Judiciary ComuiItee.
sir Ferguson called mp 5 b Nh. 81,
Toameud See. y OF an act tniucurporaJe
the Board OF L-vee Commissioners Tor
the Yazpo Mississippi Della and Tor
other purposes. To Levues
On motion Of Mr. Simmons, the House.
az o'cI"cs, adjau mel TIL ~ to-mor-
row morning
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Caveats, Tradc.Haris aud Copyrights
BANK NoTIcEl

JAcKsOs, MISS, Nov ;, 1885,.
On after Monday, the oh inst, land until fur
Their n0tlcel our banking hours will bs from 4
~, To S;a0 p. H. bAN'L ;. fARTtH, " r.,
THns T. HIM, Prsr't,
w H. II. GREEN, Cashier.
Jackson, New. 4, fss5-3w.
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DAILY CLARION.
THURSDAY, JANUARY "A, 1855.


ILLINOIS CEBEHAL Raj h0AD
Schedule taking effect Nov. %, 1855 -
-NuRTu EuUNu--
No. Expess-arrives 20 o. DO,
tcJv,~ 80 ., IA.
40 4--Nail-arrvc, u Is Co. ia.
leaves o. 80 a. tu
-~ntTW BOUND $3.50
40. l-Express arrives 2:i3 o. Ia.
leave, 3 o. o M.
10. 3-Mail-arrtyes % 70 Oh.
leaves % a. M.
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FiRE-CLAY CHIMSEYs, Sewer ripe and
Fire Brick at SIDwAY's.
Dee 1916.
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1V,AL Avn OrnEH NUrEA,

The Inaugural Ball will come OF mex
week.
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LADIES and Gents Handkerch els, we will seli
hem 20 no one eau uBdersell Us. At Lax KAHs'A
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THE silver fight is on in both Houses
of Congress. The result, as is now ad
mtted by al, will Re in favor Of silver.
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LADIES EXCHANGE.

NILS 81. " DUDLEY BEGs LfATk 10 NO.
vi fiPy he l3dics and gentlemen Jackson,
ind yisltpr- 70 thc STATE Capital that she viii. n
N0uiay, Dee "a. 0ren LADIl-' ExCHA sGF on
capitol street IN the building lately occupied by
Mrs O~nlhvan, next door ae.I Of Sir BiIklcvs
Meals and lunches viii be served al all hours from
: 10. to y.
dee q t1 1W.
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e. C. t. BOOTH.

SUCCESSOR TO BooJsf HIPPLE-
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PATSTING.
VI GRAIviSs SPECIALITY. Shnp hack Of John
Tsvlors Blacksmith shop, Pascsgyaia st..
tupelI, - JACKSON, Miss
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RESOLUTIONS.

defiue what shall be lawful fence. To
Agriculture.
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Of 1890, and the act approved February
23d, 1884 amendatory thereof in relation
n d strihutiye share to MINOR. To Ju-
dietary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05

%
CAPTAIN THE HONORABLE
ALISTAIR HAY,
3rdBa 1t Black latch
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS,
SECOND SON OF THE EARL OF KINNoULL.)
DUPPLIN CASTLE,
PERTH, SCOTLAND.
TO THE LIEBIG COMPANY:
Il was in a condition of great debility,
consequent upon q broSen-down
stomach, dyspepsia and malaria. compli-
Gated with kidney irritation, when my
medical attendant directed me to take
ytur Incompatible Coca Beef Tonic. Its
effect was simply marvellous. The pow
er of digestion was quickly restore |, the
kidney irritation vanished and rapid
restoration to health followed.
Other preparations of Coca had been
tried without the slightest effect"
PROF. CHS. LUDWIG vow 8EGEER
Professor OF Medicine at the Royal UNI
versity; Knight of the Royal Austrian
Order OF the Iron Crown; Knight Com
mander of the Royal Spanish Order OF
isabella; knight of the Royal Prnssian
Order of the Red Eagle; Chevalier of the
Legion OF Honor, &C., d., says
LTERTG CO.'S coca BEEF TONIC
should rot be confounded with the horde
of trashy cure-alls. 1t is in no sense of
the word q patent remedy. / am thor
oughly conversant with its mode Of prep
aration and know 1t TO be not only seg-
innate pharmaceutical product, but also
worthy ofthe high commentators it has
received In all parts Of the world. 1t
contains essence of Beef, Coca, Quinine.
Iron AMI Calisaya, which are dissolved
in pure genuine Spanish Imperial Crown
Sherry"
Invaluable t, all who are Run Down,
Nervous. Dyspeptict, Bilious, Malarious
or afflicted with weak kidneys.
beware Of limitations. ;.
Her MajesJs FaV0IIteC0smltr GIycslRe
Used by her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess of Wales and The nobility. For the
Skin. G mp.exion, Eruptions, Chapping,
Roughness, 500. OF Druggists.
.Lie5ig Co.'S Genuine Syrup Of SorsG-
parilsG is guarantt ed as the best Sarsa-
parilla in the market. jl4
NY. Deuot as Murray street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
. RA w. abr
Eaatern standard Tim.

~MGNA standard Tfusa
I'M and after Wednesday. a.
" 1886, Passenger trains MI, ~ !,
Annapolis, daily, Except SUNDAY !.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT $40 a. M, and 1905 n m "a
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis, At s I.u
and l.4S p. m. and 5 go y. m WV
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows: S.SOa m al
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis ., ' ~
m. and 6.2S p. m. ~ ~
Through coaches are run on al y
above trains between Baltimore ar5
narolis. 'uu
Through freight from Bal,imo,o /
Local Freight Trains leave Ann
Tuesdays and Fridays at 9.OOa. N
Freight will be transported AZ tbsI
est rates, and will be received IN Il 4
more for Shipment to Annapolis os
as 800 n. m.
p. m. j. WILSON BROWN
President and /
J. II. RRowN. Gen. Ticket Apt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05

Ladies Dress Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velveteens
and Colored Iaces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, CalicOes, Cot
ton and Flannels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren 8
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth Coo.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
Dy5ces to suit The times.
j. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
4ta'tnr's gnids.
. & 0. RAIIRoI
The MODEL FAST LINE RAsr -.
DOUBLE Track JASSKr Com,

y
For Annapolis, 40 a -
m. and 40 p. m. On Srn3 M I2ll
m. and 500 p. m. = sunday "a
For Way Stations between NJ.
and Washington, $40. e eSa = hSa =.
l2.l5. 500, $50, ll.SO n, ~ s'9 y =
day, $50, 9.05 a. m, l.so. < N V : |.
HOO p. m. wv Csc
Trains leave Washington for M.
as follows: '0' hsibu
8 a, M, $50 a. M, 6.4oa N 4.
M, $50 a. M, 1905 a. m. ar ~, - g. !
M, l.25 p. m, S.l5 p. NJ gu ~ ~ !
4.S0 p. M, 4.40 p. m, 1. 40 n nov - ? .
m, 100 p. m, S.25 D. m = anu ~ !, " !
M: On Sunday only $50 n | ~ iiV
From Annapolis, Sis, a NJ :,
$50 ?, m. On Sunday, 1000 ; "n :,
and $40 p. m. V'OV o. NJ
Baggage called for and cba.,.
hotels and residences ON or5 5neV5 !, !:
ticket office, 152 West Baltim inns iel
Camden Station, and 81 Is pc. ~
DAVID LEE, q + 'Ti'oad'
Genl. superintendent. Gem T PIN