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E1pHoszo YouSes
Company
Are now prepared to offer
ONE TON OF ABSOLUTELY PURE CANDY
Of various kinds We have had these Candies manufao-
tured expressly for in order our trade
Strictly Pure and Wholesome Goods and the operation
prices that defy the successful competition Of even
and q full assortment * carefully selected
all Of this seasons CROP No Cold Storage sold by u.s.
New Crop Naples Walnuts.
New Crop Grenade WAlnuts.
New Crop Sicily Filberts.
&C. Ns SC Crop Brazil ~ 'cream' Nuts.
OTHER GOOD THINGS FOR XMAS.
Fancy Stem-Cut Florida ORANGES
Genuine Velvet Skin Lemons.
Genuine AlbeInsre Pppin Apples.
Fancy York" Imperial Apples.
Fancy Vine inc sal, Apples
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup in Fun Quart bottles.
Durkee's Salad Dressing
Home made Sweet Pickles.
Genuine S'1 SS's Jay, ss Coffee. 10
ELPHoNzo YoUNas
Company,
1913 9th street. between and E. d20
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Professor David swing believes that there IS n
place In the philosophy OF art for the ballet, This
In probably true; but the majority OF the ballets
produced OF late years would be improved If a
place were found In them for little OF the phioso.
phy OF ART.
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WANTED--HELP

ISs Ironing ana general house house WORK inquire
| WANTED-M1EDIATE RELIABLE HOUSE
w Servant With food city references. 81 D st. nal
WSAsMsTrsE .aa, COOP nR BBAAgsBEh 70 SHAVE AT
Man assist in waiting and to make himself sen
orally useful. good Recommendation is positively
WANTED-Two F1RsT-CLAss TIMERS FOR
w general Job work. p g. RILEY, 500 18th st. n.w'
WANTED.N DRUG STORE A BOY WHO is
sss .as ST.
" SsisTsass.: Cali :. 81 18th s. NV, b..xsss Il
wAsTED.-A coLoRED BOY TO DRIVE CAR.
best of reference need apply At fs5 st. NV dao-2t
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS ADVERTISEMENT
fSas s sas ss worker need sgR
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO CALI. AT
400 CHambesids scr M4e sn GooSs $lo to
sHRGEss f%plos%en s f Burs %sh saSti
WANTED.AN EXPERIENCED BooKKEEpER:
Esiss is STAR
WASSrTr55 ss a s6 e9oR cSSk WELL kEc5M
WANTEP-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, WHO
asSs 1sss Hs s
WANTED "A WOMAN WHO READS AND
Address teE Star ee
wANTED-AT ONCE-MEN AND WOMEN As
W cooks and holseworkers. dressmakers. nurses,
maids, waters, shuekers, coachnen buffers all
CITY anu country ess and sn sss
WANTED-THE AID OF RESPECTABT.E
enE to ehS via p IN a5os
Address Box 14O,S Star Office. dlS-2ts
WANTED.-IMMED1ATE SKIRT. AND
w Basque Hands, at 706 18th st. nv d1s-2t'
WANTED.A NEAT WHITE GIRL GERMAN
70 washing or ironing; fair wages. MRS. GRAHAM,
WASTED-wOMENC COOKS, $40 TO $50; CHAM
bSrnaids Nurses Ktchennsids. lanndresses
Csnvassers. Nat Labor Bureau, ST. It'll st.
WANTED- LIFE OF GEN. HANCOCK" JUST
w ont! Science of Life" Blue and Gray" PHO
e. SCENTS %snsa f.
Pacific Building. d17.3ts
w the National Mutual Life Association Persons
S ssH:: Nan said
WAETED-LADIEs TO LEARN CUTTING AND
w Fitting, ct the Eureka Cutting School, Patterns
cut to measure. May Building 7th and Z sts NV.
WANTED - DUNDOREB EMPLOYMENT Blu.
" reau, conducted by Ladies' Men and Women,
w White snd csiored fgE al kinds OF domestic labor
W outside principal cities, to represent in his
state, an old firm: salary. $40 to 800 per month;
references. Manufacturer Supt.. Lock Box 1856 New
WANTED-CANvAssERs FOR LIFE INsUR-
vtance; salary and commission. Apply to ego AZ
st. NV. oc29-3m
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WANTFD-ROONS

WANTED-FOR THE SEASON THREE OR r0UE
w Rooms. with BATH in private family where thsry
other borders northwest references exchanged
Box SO Star office. d2OA.,ts
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ONE PRICE

Hor1pAY BAneA1ss.
That our friends, customers and strangers may have
the largest amount Of holsy felicity f0r the snaeo
emoynt q greenbacks or daddy dollars. we oer until
Discount or 10 PER CENT
On "a cash SALE II Dress Goods. HOsiefy, Gloves
AAnokerchlefA CollAEB and Guns, RoFteanonnaleo
Handbags. 1etchela DRESSING Gases, Umheelas Cent?
sceE1s. efca etc Dug stock Of Blankets, CpnSOrtabl
Rlsts and very chsap The Gladstone Shirt We OFFER 8
21c: ana S1.26 Lyon gros-grain six g a net
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20
CHRISTMAS Is CoM1se.


The number Of ladies who have thronged our
house during the past week and avxiled them
selves Of our timely and seasonable reduction Of
TEN PER CENT on all purchases Of boys and
children's clothing. attest strongly the popu-
larity of our methods. They were loud in their
admiration of the beautiful styles and odd con-
ceits to be found in our matchless stock. The
pleasure we derived from the happiness to which
we contributed. and which they took pains to
show. amply recompenses rs for the loss we sus-
tain financially. through our great reduction Of
TEN PER CENT from market prices on all
boys and children's clothing.
In our mems department our strong point is
our Superb Stock Of overcoats. We have only
space enough left to refer to two kinds in four
eolors. One is q West Of England Kersey in
brown and blue: both warranted fast; lined
throughout with the finest satin; reduced from
$50 to a23. The other is q Chinchilla beaver
in gray and brown also satin-lined, both simply
elegant: reduced from s25 to eco If you need
an overcoat don't delay as these are going rap
idly.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D sTs
d2O J. N. GRADY. Manager
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MAnk-Dovx In LACE Hpkrs.


We place the balance Of our last years Lace
Handkerchiefs on sale Tomorrow Morning at
the following reduced prices, to close them out
before Christmas
swiss Hand Embroidered Lace Hsndkerchiefs
reduced from $500 to 1900.
! gg 6555 to to 5 5:SS:
! a $500 70 Too
1000 to 1900.
Real Old Point Lace Handkerchiefs, beautiful
goods.
! reduced from EGG. 90 t ts X 90
We again call attention to the new stock, pur-
chased expressly for the holidays.
Real Duchesse Lace Hsndkerchiefs, 91.50,
sl:55' 81. 1925. $3.50, $".7o. s4.75 and rs
Real Duchesse Lace Fichus and Collarette,
&323, 30, So, 81. 80. %, 80 to 8 Ia each. At
1925 we offer three beautiful patterns, we'll
worth "a. so. The higher prices are finer goods,
Real Dnchesse Lace. especially for neck and
sleeves % to u per yard: At least q dozen
prices between. grand quality in the most de-
p1 s .,laoe WI, With a5 on. Only ss per yard.
long 8 inches wide Only 81 each.
Lot Of Black Spanish Guipure Lace Scarfs,
6:S inches long. 10 inches wide. Only $1.39;
Lot Of Black Spanish auipure Lace soarfs,
excellent quality, handsome patterns. Only
i Lot Of Black Spanish Guipure Lace scarfa,
superior quality, beautiful patterns. Only $500
special-"Job Lott of 100 White Oriental
Worth SOC. Only csc. each.
Very desirable for elderly ladies.
Second floor: take elevator.)
WnnDw Arm n 7 nTpRND
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OrEs EVENING Usrn DEcrxsEr
Is, 1885,
e. @. DAVIS,


e. @. DAVIS,
719 Market Space.
TO ACCOMMODATE our patrons STORE will be
open evening until 25th inst. WE WILL BE GLAD
to show large and well assorted STOCK of USEFUL
and ORNAMENTAL HOLIDAY GOODS. During the
week WONDERFUL BARGAINS will be offered. We
mention only few. PLUSH FRAME MIRRORS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW DESIGNS
IN BRONZE PLACQUEs AT ABOUT oNE-HALF
REGULAR PRICES BRONZE GOODS in great variety
If You in search Of GIFT of any description
STOCK is the one to look. IMMENSE JOB LOT OF
EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHIEFs BE-
Low WHAT THEY COST TO IMPORT, WE
CLOSED OUT AT OUR OFFER THE ENTIRE LOT,
and can offer prices that will ASToNIsH you. BIG
LOT OF SILK HANDKERCH1EFS, ONE LOT JUST
ADDED, $50, FORMERLY SOLD AT IS. FINER
ones just a. CHEAP. MUFFS and FUR TRIMMING.
SILK and GLORIA UMBRELLAS, KID and OTHER
GLOVES, LACEs, RIBBONS, FANS. &C.. &C.. BLACK
SILKS, vELvETS PLUsHEs, BLACK and BLACK
and WHITE DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS, SETS CLOTH and NAPKINS
TO MATCH, with many other attractive novelties
well worthy the attention of buyers. No expense has
been spared in procuring our Holiday Goods, all Of
which you are invited to inspect.
z. q. DAVIS,
d1s-6t TO Market Space.
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Real VALUES Fon Presents
We have Splendid Styles in Dress Goods, at &c.,
worth 25c.
44nch Serges, at 25c,, worth 371<c.
great variety Of Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Muffs Mufers, Gloves and Mittens Breakfast
and other Shaws, Neck Ties, Fancy Towels and Tides
Misses Ladies' and Gents Gossamers.
Also, large stock of Silk. Alpaca and Gloria Um-
brellas, plain and fancy handles, Table and Piano
Covers. Table Cloths and Napkins to match.
All at Popular Prices
Blankets and Cloaks at greatly reduced prices.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL'
dis 713 Market Space.
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j. G.. HurcH1NsoS.
907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AND VERY Low IN PRICE

Unique BASKETS
sACHET BAGS.
ODDITIES, NOVELTIES.
Elegant SILK UMBRELLAS, Startling Silver and
Gold Handles.
Real DUCHESS LACES ct half their value.
HANDKERCHIEFS from o.. so to $50 each.
COLLARETTES from 50 upward
Embroidered French and Irish Linen HANDKrES.
NEcKwEAR RUCHINGs, RIBBONS, etc.
Elegant Novelties in DRESS TRIMMINaa
Decorative metal work, reproductions from original
desigus best examples of Ancient and Modern Relief
Work.
Desirable Presents at special prices will be found in
CLOAKS and MILLINERY.
FOSTER KID GLOvES-Gentlemens plain and en-
broidered at 81 so and &2 per pair.
Ladiss'-Willism, s. and 10 hooks, 81 to e1.50 Per
pair. Fowler D, and 10 hooks, 150 to % per pair
Foster s. Z and 10 hooks. SO to $2.75 per pair.
Misses Kid Gloves 81 per pair Every pair fitted and
warranted Open evenings. d20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

CHRIsTMAs GOODS.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have re-.
BHB6s Sb EiE A 81 tSs oss s
proved brand for the Holidays Receptions, Entertain
In Offering these goods. which are pu. in ], and
IN and the best
FRsSc Il sRSSpY
It. q e. 7a1sy so and $3.50
+ So and So so per Gallon as
Whisky at 81 so, 1915, IS and o. so per Gallon,
aJHGAic 4 RUM Imported, at $3.50 and 81 so per
RRs 1SR1 . fsssy ts CO qa: extra
rhs above goods s s are pnt up in and gallon
Before you place your orders we will be glad you
will call and samrs the above snrs
satisfaction any the market, and at low figures.
s n r
packages or delivery.
DUNCANsON BROS,
DIST ''1 cornsr io and ssh sss NV.
Co1oesr, ConoesE. Co1oosE.
COME ON! COME ON. CONE ON,
FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE.
=, An exquisite imprexnation Of Blossoms Of Orange
Rosemary, Balm. Nolets and Roses. Made only BY
MARIN & OGRAM, PHARMAcIsrs,
18th st. and NJ Y. Ave. N. w.
Also an assortment of Fine Cut Glassware Plush
Cases. Toilet and Shaving Cases In great variety Also
q lot Of csc Pungents. d18-1w
DRESS Su1rs.
Our Dress Suits to order in STYLE perfect
in fit, excellent in material and low In price, Our
Prince Albert and GETAWAY Suits Diagonal and Cork
screws cannot be matched in the town.
HARLAN Il BENNETT,
oc12-3m l4l0 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

MISS VAN DUsEN HAS RETURNED TO WASH
M ngton. aud will continue her instructions in I'm
perial Plush Painting"
Any without former knowledge Of drawing or
painting can learn this art readily Can be used for up
b0lstering, toilet articles, etc.
Studio. :323 st. NV. Models exhibited at Moses
Sons, corner / lth and F sts dcO.f;t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

nat OF four large Rooms. bath room, with hot and
cold water. 720 18th st. W. Apply TO FITCH, FOX
BROWN, cor. Pennsylvania and 9Th ST. d4- I'm
LHOR RENT-HANDSOMEI.Y FURNISHED SUITE
on first floor; delightful third door suite also SIM
gle rooms for eentlemen southern exposure: open
dres beds and bed room furnishings all the COM
Portable; terms advantageous TO permanent tenants
1873 st. References exchanged n20-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EOR sALE-A SPLENDID BUuDINo SITE Al
II the Great Falls Five Acres adjoining the govern
Ment property, ana fronting on canal Apply TO A. H.
EVANS CO. CORNER and 10th 81. dl4-6ts
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IHOR RENT

II l234 Mass av. n. vs.
1879 q st.n.w.. \ RS, 40
l4lS I'D ST.. 3 rs.. :,5
1907 Md.ave., IL rs..25
42S College St, l0rs.,25
1859 10th ST.. z rs, %
l42S L st.n.w- 6 rs, 90.
BIZ b st. ne, 9 rs. 20
a1Q o,s A q GAVIN.
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NOR RENT

II $50 n s.w., Or. ..sl,
$50 \ ST. s.w-, Or. IL
4S1Is.w.. or. ......l
o2l 10th st. Sc. DR.. i
303 NJ ST. s. w, Ar, Il
dlS-3ts G. H. p
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-sTORE 2O28 l4TH ST. NV; LARGE
IL cellar and stable with nve-room House above; S45
Store separately $Z5; House separately, 500
JOHN E. BEALl.
n20-1m 1920 st. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE, WITH HEAT.
Il ground door 1919 ST., adjoining Sun building
Apply VI. RILEY DEEBLE. dig I'm
GTOR RENTING FINE, LIGHT FRONT OFFICE
Il Rooms in building 931 ST. a. W. dl4-6ts
EQR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, IN BUILDING 635
and Others at very cheap annual rental parties
elevator to be put in soon JOHN E. BEALf, l420
F st. dl -:Sm
LHOR RENT-TWO BEAUTIFUL OFFICE ROOMS
IL very large, opposite Ebbitt House, 500 x,5
each. Suites of rooms for Offices &5 10 $40
q. d. PROCTOR son, 1225 ST. H. n26
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TYOR RENT-TYPE- WRITER'S s5 PER MONTH
.CALIGRAPH OFFICE
oc29-3m w. b. PORTER, General Agent, 933 st.
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PERSONAL.

I'm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ us we are prepared to pay fun value for Cent
Second hand Clothing Address or call s$ JUSTHE
Old Stand, 610 D 1T NV. dl1-lm
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nor RENT

L 1929 .llr... .s75.Oo'71 K n e, I0rs see so
la3i y y av- sr $500 l1o6 u. av.n.w. 81. ll50
lSo2 9TH NV, Tor. .3U.p0 l415 Corcoran Or 40 90
1922 9th n, W. or. 1900 ls03 9TH NV 6r is 90
w. c. DUVALL successor to Dnvall a Mari,
dlS-t go street n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21
rAc1s wna1h KNOWING.


The extinction % starlight In tbs day
light Is M, due 10 the yapors u The atmos-
pherc, but b. the stronger vibrations u
sunlight, which prevent cur EYES Isrceising
the weaker vibrations of starlight. -Publis
Opinion
A piece % soie leather tackei on the butt q
a sluarcioff chi.il handle viii prcvcni IT,
splitting under the blows q the mallet
Letters mailel In hotsl envelopes are mt
IA the doad letter Office, notwithstanding the
ten days return notice on the corner, whsn
they fail 30 r'.ach the Terson aeiirssel
Cellars are usually damp l.cau.s the walls
are ccoler than the air. which Gauss condstIsa-
ton q moisture To prevent thu condcnSa-
ton u moisture u 4 reoommenisi that the
windows and doon 81 tbs cellars D. closed
during the day AMI oIsnei at night
NJ Lsssene, at nesting Of the society
MeiicAls dAmicns. Indicated ocrtain sign
Of death, simple AMI Trustworthy. After
pricking the skin with a Dessile the puncture
remalns open, just A. when a piece ~ rather
l. prickei On the living holy, even II the
blood dos not come 10 the surface, A. wouh
happen II the Terson were hysterioal, the pin
prick clc-s at once AMI dos not leave the
slightest trace.
Adama-cobits, says The Industrial World.
Il a newly discovered mineral found only
In Missouri, which cuts steel with great
rapiiity and yet retains very fne. keen
eisc.
Sir Henry Thompson holds that artificial
teeth are an evil In tho~s q advanced years,
because they enable such psrSons % masti-
cate flesh When the teeth fail naturally ID
b natures design that the individual shouli
sui<ist GA vegetable diet.
Ono Of tho fiIst plants To change from
green 10 SCARLET Il the poison ivy. BEWARE
Of H. Remember the poison vine has thres
leaves In cluster; the leaves Of the harm.
les wooiblne are In clusters Of I've. Another
gaily-huei plant of the early autumn is tn,
poson sumac or poison Oak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21

SmE HAD ilM.-0li Str. Spirqnss va,
somewhat irritable when he came down "a
the breakfast table, aud when his wife re-
proved him for wearing such q gloomy as
pect be answered her snappishly, aud they
had some words; sflsr which she said
"well, I'm cure don't know how you
expect well agree 10 the next world II We
can't agree 10 this"
40 well agree well enough In the next
world said old Mr.. Sprquss, sarcastic
ally; ''we won't see much az each other
there. The Scriptures say there's q great
gulf hxsc betwlxt the two places
Having cred this shot. the Old gentle
man esressed bis bald head and snlekered.
Mrs. Spnques was thoughtful for q mo-
ment. and then. with a twinkle OF her eye.
she said
'Thls Is the nrsi time I ever knew ths,
you had given up AL hopes OF going TO
heaven"
Mr.. Spsrques went out on the back stoop
70 take look n the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21

Dl.Lop Tuitl, is not a Torn western man.
however, though D. went 10 the territories
younr enough b. grow up 9Th ile country
lie va. horn In WinihAm. y Y. In iSis.
A. tie az q .l D. sas graduated AZ Co.um-
IlA col sgc. On Nss Yors city
Mr. Iuiiis halshei the cour.e AZ The gen
srAl Tbsological seminary Aztec leaving col
isss. Ani was ordained a c.ersY man IN lstl
IL nn.i tAsiorais VAS al Morris. y. y. Ia
lsoS h. received m, dsgrcs % n T. ID.
whlch means Doctor q nacrvi Tbeoiogy.'
lie was so years oil When b. vent flrst 20
the FAR wcst IL was ssnt a. q missionary
b.shop o. Utah. Idaho and Montana The
osrsniouy q cOns-craiion was T-srfcfmsd In
Trinity chapel. Nsv lcrk. by hithops foi'
ter. Hoykins. AMI uthsrs
The bisbOp has fcugbei II with th- trsi ~
them Ia h.s day. A Tar tack AZ IL, b. was
slscts.i h.shop a Missouri. bat declined %
leave biz ierriior.e, AZ that tina Ia ;, be
vent 20 Scotland as ths delegate from
Columbia coiiegs 90 the University ~ Elm
burgh, on the occasion u the aVlih ami.
ygr1ary n H. founding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21

upon the breaking out ~ the var Beaver
entered The ssrslcs a. captain Of Company
n, ssconi rsnnsyivanla infantry, AMI
ssrvei during the three months campaign
lie entered the thru years servics "a lisu'
tenant colonel a the For,y.fifth Pennsylvania
infantry. lie resigned his command on
sspt 4. Islil. 20 tAks command II the One
Hundred AMI Forty-slghth regiment, 10
cTulei In Center county. lie was shot
through ths holy AZ ChAncellorsvllis. AMI
M. wound va supposed 20 - fatal but h.
was INT % H,rrishurs ami recovered To
fore rcjdalng his regiment he organized and
ssui o. The feil M emergency men from
Camp Curtin who participated In The battle
n Gstiy.hurE IL distinguished himsslf Al
Auburn I'm anil Dfisow s,Ailoa AZ Coil
IIArlar BE- was wouniei In the hip, AMI pro
motel 60 the command q h.s brigaie ~
rs,sr,burx. vhlis raliying hh forces, hs
wAs struck In the siis ~ apiscs q shsll,
AMI thus received q ssvers souni lie then
cane nor'h anil remained until the hattie of
Reams' Station. GA the Wilmington and
Ws,ioa railroad. On Aug - i~ii. In which
be lo.t a ies. This los Obliged him o. rriirv
from The ssrv ~. And b. returned % Belle
fouts and rsums'i ,hs practice q law. tsgun
before The war In lis be married ths
daughter % his law prscrp,or and partner.
In iss1 b. Wa defeated Cor ths ofice foF
which b. u sgsln candidate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21
w-cEoss.voEp ENioNA

Ny afsi Il 10 April. bat not In May,
Nv next Il Ia clover. but not Ia hay
NJ third il In France. bat DOT In ffussla
Nv fourih l. IN Spain, bat not In Rassis,
NJ flh IL IN mischief. bot not In fuui
Ny sixth i la measure. bat not In ton.
NV seventh IL Ia sheer. bat not In goat
Nv eighth l. IN schooner. bat not Ia boat
Nv nluth II Ga strength. but not In migai :
Ny tsuth l. IN wrong. bat not In right,
NJ eleventh l. In Martin. bat not In Ned
Nv twelfth u Ia Chester. bat not In ffsd
My thirteenth j. 10 sinoerc, bat not 10 boil
low,
Ny foariscn,h l. 10 yesterday. bat not 10
tomorrow
Ny fne,nih i 10 wheat, bat not In graln
My whole i the name Of lAke 10 Maine.
SvsE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21
wAITING mo- BE sENT HOME.

The difference Of national notion, Of
etiquette Is comie.lly illustrated in a
story told by lady in Washington so
eis,y. A japanese gentleman called on
Der one day just before luncheon. As i,
was frs, and, presumably, ceremOnious
call, she naturally expected Il would be
brief. To her surprise, he accepted her
invitation TO lunch. and tha, domestic
rite over he still staid. The hours wore
on and be did not 20. The lady was
weAried beyond endurance. Dinner time
came. The lady. husband returned.
and still the gentleman from Japan s,aid
on. lie WAS, as q matter OF necessity.
invited to dinner. Finally the gentle.
man Of the house relieved bis wife for a
time in entertaining this apparently ''a.
tionAry visitor. tu, as the evening wore
on, he became 90 tired and sleepy tina,
he retired to bis own apartment. and the
hostess again screwed her courage to the
sticking pOin, and resumed the enter
tAinmen, Of the guest. AZ last, about
midnight. the japanese. with the mos,
elaborate and sbjset apologies to the la
dy for leaving her. took his departure.
The nex, day. a friend. in whom the ex.
traordinary CUES, had eonfded. told III e
hostess that be said he never had such
an ordeal before in his life tina, he Was
50 tired. and be though, the lady would
never le, him 20. and finally he was
obliged to leave her wi,hou, permission.
Then the hos,e.. learned that in Japan
s.e etiquette the lady receiving gentle
man give. him the signal for his depart
ure. and !, /, very rude 10 their code to
leave her till she does this.
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II-ntnLE E~fGNA.
Composed OF al letters.
Ny 10. %, q was KEEP, from captivity BY
prophet
My 81. n, u. :. %. 50, ?, q, 80, 5, 10 i
a book OF the Bible.
My u. 20. ., o.. ;, .. ic. - wrote book
OF ne bible
Ny 4. ~. ~. u. 80 was Onan's brother.
Ny I. ~. a.. "a. 10 was nigh 10 JoppA.
Nv n. e. %. :. 25, n liolAtry i called.
Nv 81, j., "a. 81 L. an animal nimcd In
the Bible.
Nv IS. Is. 80. n. 81 vas king.
Nv C.. -. 80. 5. rs, ?, %, 81 star Il
called In Revelation.
NJ ;. n. 50. . i the name Of aplace
mentioned In The Bible.
Ny 20, 2. - was kiog.
The whole may be found 10 the New
Testament =.
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OUR PUzzLE CORNER.
% .ss, ~ eiiioi. " Il f.!rsss. fs., sum
nsr. Me-
1-pKrHivAuoxs.

f-pErRvAuoNs
Deprived OF my .frsi letter, view
A name that Is well known to you.
Ola men and young OF rack their brain
This winsome little thing 10 gain.
should .frsf and seconi minus be,
A domestic animal yOa'n seei
And some In every age and station
Have won themselves this appellailon.
lSsconI and lisf you remove,
what's len will very useful prove,
And chemists generally prepare
The name now % Yea declare.
Tlrsi, ssc5nd. llii. there will remain
Name Of Roman weight qaite plain,
An aivero used IL doth abound.
And In preceding lues Is found.
when placed Ia order. asiouni
Man, with a science most pfoioundi
I've been dissccici. all will see.
Bat now arranged, What may bel
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100 DosEs OSr DoLLlR.

IL inseparably connected witt! Hoods Sar.
sAparilia, and i true OF no other medicine.
II Is an unanswerable argument - 10 It's
strength and economy, while thousands
testify 10 Us superior oloOd-purifylng and
strepgtheningqualitles. A bottle OF Hoods
Sarsapsrilla contains 100 doses and will
last q month. while othsrs will average 10
last not over week. Hence. for economy.
buy only Hoods SArsAparIllA.