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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

SEVENTH STREET P1A1s Roy.1
FOR NICE HOLIDAY PRESENT
Gents Collar and CUT Set 40 and 09c.
Il Manicure Set from Toe.
Ladies' Work Box, from al
A beautiful Odor Case. from 1l13
GentIemans Shaving Case. from 81 ST.
An Infants Toilet Case. from 40 37
An elegant Toilet Case, from So
CneScelled assortment of ladies' Leather and p,reb
Hand satcheis, from 4:Sc. TO 81.
Besutiful assortment Of Purses Pocket Rcoks and
Card Cases, from DC to 81 D.
Child's Plush Bonnet from SSc
Hand knit Hood from .,5c to S249
pair of LeggiEs from .,5c up
pair OF warm Nittens. from 1Oc ND
Nice hid Gloves, from 5Oc to & 90 pair
pair OF Lined tnr-top Gloves, from Soc to 40 d
Ladies' Colored Borriered Hem stitched Handler.
chiefs, from sc. each up.
Gcntlemen's Ccored Bortlered Hem stitcbed Hand
kerchiefs, from 121s 70. each up ~
Ladies Pure Linen White Hem stitched uaptor
chiefs, from Zoe each up. A
Ladies, Scznoped and Embroidered Handkerchief.
from Ike.
beautiful Silk Handkerchief or Mufaer from 1Oc.
each - oA AAoAA AoS'
nice Fancy Set Collars and Cuffs, at 25c set
- nice Domestic or imported Jersey from al o5 to
% each. ~ ~A'~ w
nice piece Of Jewelry. Breast Pin Ear Rings Scarf
IN Eair Pm; Jersey Pin, Fob CHAIN Gents Watch
Cham. Finger Rings, Bracelets &c., from Zoe up
J. NJ. FOLLIN,
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
dlo 9l4 9TH st.. between 1 and Knw
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Jusr RECEIVED.

Jusr RECEIVED.
Very LARGE Invoice Of
TABLE OIL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
These goods come to direct from the manu-,
facturers in Italy, through their New York aent, and
We can therefore guarantee their purity.
This oil is not only ABS0ICTELY PURE but is
whose long experience has cuaed them TO produce an
This oil is made from soniid, RIPE FRESHLY
gathered olives grown undf the most favorable cir
cumstances of soil and climate, and being manu-
featured by firm of undonlted integrity and long ex-
gsriense the following Sntirs are mAintainsd ~ =
the TASTE and is FREE FROM THE LAST RAN
CIDNESS, and is, therefore, IS PALATABLE ne
any that are not claiming too much for these
goods Give us trial order by mall telephone or In
person.
ELPHONZo YOUNGS
Company,
42S 9th street, between ID and E
P.S.-Open evenings until January LIST, 1897. dS
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MI
" E L l. / IS
T o o D,
FOR INFANTS
AND
lNEAIIDS

Tine only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTHERS
MlLh Invaluable i'll CHOLERA INFANTUM and
TEETHING. A pre-di4estei food for DYSPEPTICS
CONsUMPTI'ES. CONVALESCENTS. Perfect nu-
TRENT II eli WASTING DISEASES. Requires no cook
Ing Cur book. "TEE CARE AND FEEDING OF
INFANTS" mailed free.
DOIIBER GOODALE l. CO. Boston. Mass.
jy21-wSs6m
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SPECIAITIES.

NFME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies' and gen,
0emen so cents EACH 4OS l. street, between 4th ana
9th streets northwest. lnyO-4OW-
DILES-DR lfUHLENIAN CURES PILES BY DE-
IL rect treatment without the use Of knife, cAtst1c
OF lgature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted ct
213 Sd ct. NV. from to PIN. epS-1<m'
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ELEGANT TH1ses
GRAND ASSORTMENT
EVERYTHING NEwIN
MATERIAL AND STYLE.
NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED.
EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE
AND TRIMMED GARMENTS
HERE AT LOWER PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE.
>, Extra fine 0yERCOATs for Men. in BEAVER,
kERSEYS, MONTANA, CHINCHILLAS and
CORESCREWS. Prices from So 90 to $4,000.
DRESS SUITS in DIAGONAL, CORKSCREW and
CASSIMEkES, from $40 to $40.
Stylish Nobby SUITS for Youths, BOYS and Chill
dren, from $3 to $24.
Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON
SECOND FLOOR.
SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE
NOAH WALKER CO.,
n3 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

| AK LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV Ia, 1856
Trains leave b. and p station. 9th and streets:
300 a.m.-Dsily for Warrenton Gordonsyille G and
o. points, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville, Raj.
eigh Charlotte, Atlanta, and al points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping Washington Atlanta
and Washington TO New Orleans.
2:35 D. m.-Dsily, except Sunday, for Mansssas
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
o:30 D. m.-Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsyille
Charlottesville Staunton Louisv lie, Cincinnati and
points ON the Chesapeake aud Ohio route. Pullman
sleeEers Washington to Louisville.
IL 90 pm-Dsily for Lynchburg, Raleigh. Ashyille.
Charlotte, Columbia Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta. Mont
gomery; New Orleans and points Southwest Pull
man buffet sleepers Washington 20 Aiken, y c. Wash
ington to Montgomery, connecting with paror to
New Orleans.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
Leave Washineton :l5 Am. daily, except Sunday.
and A IN. daily, arriving At Round Hill IL A. Q
m and 10 pm returning. leave Round Hill 0s ..
IN daily and L. Is pm, except Sunday, arriving In
Washineton go Am and 8: % pm.
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
30 I'm. and ) 30 pm: and from Louisville 40 d.
IN; Strasburg local. 10 .05 am
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and 6sggaee check ONCE 6OI Penns, l.
va MIA ave, and al passenger station, Pennsylyai
Railroad, 9th and SITS.
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Mo General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
vTNHE GREAT

'sE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE H TRsrR VEST kSB ssHlHshs
STEEL HtTrc hsssssIESstssE fss!rsssa
For EssSurs and the Vest chie.se LIMIT S, krpss
line $40 A Il daily 70 Z csncinnsd and 81 to.is
e chicaso With sieeT% S1' Car M,eSn. g SGiSss
Win sesrns Gs Ss.hnnsssn to Saro and
srI sn1 H ni.S To Nth srSss
sIeepers for Louisville and Memphis. Paelh, ~ =:
N FIN f AND 6is oToss sf!'iaR
lo.oS u; d.ils; sssspi saturday. with Palace
For Wilismsport, Lock Haven and Elmira. at $40
A. NJ. daily; except sunday.
For M i i$5s Sc q 1000 .ss fps
and am srpaS sG Nm d fsp Soo q fu iSsS
Ps5loF Carr, : 40 A NJ. daily. except SUNDAY. aud
For Boston without change. zoo P NJ every day.
For a srsst 9 With h Ss. al q s1S train, Sn =
ina Srsc, transfer e Fulton street avoiding double
$ 5ssS aeS = so = n
;sd Express 40 90 y N IL ~ eeS
d d2,d' l Ia i h2.Sa 100; 90 -; % 40
90 ioSc raa HE BIZ IN q so scuaaa SS
~. t LIS 200 { 10, 10 90 and l 20 ? N
except Sunday
For Annapolis. p. AN, IL Is, 4 % and g 90 NJ
daily. except Sunday. sundays, 90 AN, 4 Is
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Me1andria 0 oo.5 o. Q % IL AN. 10 OF noon.
2o5. :25. 30, q OF, : o. .o5 and A 81 p.
n on Sunday at 600, s:2o IL AN OF and
For Richmond and the South, q, IL AN daily. aud
Abs Pm. daily. except SUNDAY
Trains leave AlexandriA for Washington g o., 90
1000. 10 AZ AN; LEO 3 90, 3.2a I: To- OK
g32 and 10 AZ Pm and IL 10 midnight texceIA
Monday On sunday ut 4 90 aud 10 "a A NJ.
,: 10. 9:.2, l0.42 NJ. and IL; 10 night
Tickets and information the office northeast cor.
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue aud at the
station. where orders can be left for the checking u
baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. l.. PUGH General MANAGER
j. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent do
u ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
| Schedule I'm effect SUNDAY NOVEMBER tn lssa
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GOLD MEDAL.
PARIS. 1873.

EpwARp u. DEsr & Go.
MECHANICAL AND STEAM HEATING ENGINEERS
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION, ELEVATORS, Etc.
Aeents for Duplex Steam Heater Nonpareil Steam
Heater, Rutzler & Rake's Steam Heating Speciaties
IN 81 0rayo1 SONS Passenger and Freight Eevntoxl
~ .2m 14l3 STkEET u. NJ,
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HoI1DAY ANNOUNCEMENT
We are Now Fully Prepared for the Holiday
Trade with the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF GOOD
We have offered the public, and at prices low
As the lowest, consisting in part of
The Latest illustrated Gift Books Standard Books in
Sets: the Poets in all styles; cheap editions of
Popular Works; Family, Teachers aud
Pocket Bibles a very large and
carefully selected assert
ment Of Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books and
Hymnals. Juveniles, an immense stock and va
riety: Papeteries; Photograph and Auto
graph Albums Inkstands; the lat
est and best in Writing
Desks; Christmas and New Year Cards, Games and
Toy Books for the young, and carefully
selected Souvenirs and Nov
elites of the season
VIM. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
d4 42S 9TH st.
"ENRY c. LANCASTER,
III S.,9 9TH street northwest.
Holiday Novelties Tree Trimmings, Stationery and
Catholic Goods at lowest prices. d6-2w
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TO aRocERs AND HouseKEEpERs
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
GCcCC EEE RRR ZEE ssss
EE RRR EE ssss
9 ooG g ZEE ( + EEE ssss ::
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
1t is without doubt the most BEAuTIFuL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the World.
The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill,
containing as 1t does all the most improved Machinery
invented up to the present time but they produce
Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To
prove that, would simply state that large guam
Europe and eaten at the principal Courts Of the old
world
HOWEVER,
Like everything else that has gained renown, some
person trying to take advantage Of the
reputation it has gained by initiating the Name and
Brand, and attempting thereby to palm of inferior
article for the genuine.
THEREFORE,,
CERES"
and have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medals
VIM NJ GAIT co,
ap23 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
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LADIES' GOODS.

SELLING Our
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
will sell out my entire stock of Fancy Goods and
Toys and below cost to close business Try US BE-
iOdf ssm E snw
lh14 ARHs ,A4 AEsEs ESsks I, FINE
RUSSIAN zE fASfS ES SSb szeaS Sfk RaD
81 g shs month Special ''1s4tSa
A CARD To The LADIES Or
We wish to inform the public that have added IA
Fancy Machine E EtshibE sRS 2VMalotiRRE &C.
Of all kinds including Mantel Lambrequns, Porteres
CUSHIONS i'a'es' M0nG TAppEsS &C.
ses: ss sqs see wit" Is Is
Sole Agents for the New Home Sewing Machine d.
CLoAKs.
Perfect Shapes Best Manufacture.
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs, 80 upwards
SEAL PLUSH vISITES, latest and novel shapes.
BOUCLE and AsTRACHAN WRAPS,
JACKETS. from s37 upwards
BEAVER and BERLIN rw1kk oSSEW XS4sb aft 10
MILLINERY
Beautiful Novelties in
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
Real French Felts, Silk Bound 81. 90 and upwards
100 dozen Fancy Feathers at reduced prices.
Millinery Ornaments.
Real and Imitation Iaces.
Colored Silk and Cotton Brussels Net,
for evening wear.
SILK PLUSHES, in all colors 10 inches wide, 81 O5
ASTRACHAN. best quality, OF inches WIDE 81 90.
FURS of the finest grade Muff and Boas to match.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Special Importation for Holiday Trade, plain and
embroidered, French and Irish Linen.
RIBBONS.
Heavy Silk Plain, and Picot Edge.
No. 9, 1Sc
No. No. Is, Soc
Elegant Novelties in
DRESS TRIMMINGS
At very low prices
FOSTER KID GLOVES 81 pair upwards Every
pair fitted and warranted.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Decorative metal work, reproductions from original
designs best examples Of Ancient and Modern Relief
Work.
J. C. HUTCHINSON,
9O7 Pennsylvania ave.
z Trevise. Paris d.
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| Schedule in effect SUNDAY NOVEMBER eth. 1854
until further notice.
Leave Washington from station. corner OF New Jsr-
For chicago 1000, ii 30 am. and 1910 pm. daily.
Ms ss %ss and sPns ,;., The 6S &
caeO arriving in Pitt.bars 80 pm. Chicago next
nSrnins o ,,r 40 am ARRIVING IN, n chicssS
for fast time ''o e.A. -' '"Aeo % THESE 'fA'"'
ah aSd
Sleeping Cars to above points without change; 30 D.
arriving in Cincinnati next mornine at As; St Louis
$40 pm No extra fare is charged this train for
For Pittsbprs At 10 90 am; and SO pm; daily to
and Sleeping Cars to Pittsbure WIN ''"'''' -''''
For Lexington and Local Stations. $40 am daily.
FeF H i ae Grace. Wilmington and Philadelphia
fsr ' Ba.mS1s on ; Sses day. 3 ds
sS ana 9sS a. o. .ns
81 s s on sSn s 90 rs
For shensndS.h Valley, Railroad and points south
Washington TO New Orleans; 80 pm Sleeper to Lat
For Wilmington. Delaware and intermediate points
between Baltimore and Wilmington 3 1 D pm. daily.
For Annapolis 40 am. and IL 10 and lao pm
For Way stations between Washington and Balti-
m nna 81 1 p $50 on a Sunday S - S and 40
40 90 and 30 pm For stations on MstrSp 'H
ssy daily DAILY SUNDAY SUNDAY s9d
pal stations Metropolitan Branch = 40 daily;
Sunday stops at all stations For Gsthersburg and
intermediate points 10 % IL 30 and IL 81 pm.
daily, except Sunday. For Frederick b 40 am. and
4 40 pm daily, except Sunday.
For Hagerstown 10: 90 AIN. and 81 pm. daily,
| cept Sunday.
| Trains arrive from the West daily 30 Z 20 am
| Il q 80 and IL ::21 pm Little Rock Express.
From Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre
de Grace II 40 am, 70 pm and 1000 pm. daily.
Baltimore. ii II am.
| From Annapolis. 30 am and so and 5 % pm
Prom Hspers Ferry and Valley Railroad
daily except sunday
| From Frederick and intermediate point, & 25 q IN
1 and 3 10 D. m daily except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington at 10, q 30
S:20, poo, 9:05 and 10 30 am, IL L. 230. 3 4.
| 40 80 40; and II 90 p IN ON sundays
| @ 30, z As - 90 and L D. m.
All trains from Washington top at Relay station
| except Do 3; 1 D and q 40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofce, Washington station, 6lg and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th street where orders
will be taken for baggage be checked received at
4 any point in the city
I B. DUNHAM, C. r. LORD,
1 Mar Ralf Tnr
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A Full LINE Or BLANK BOOKS,
TRIAL BALANCE BOOKS
INDEX and TIME BOOKS,
- REPORTERS NOTEBOOKS
LETTER-COPYING BOOKS
SCRAP and INVOICE BOOKS,
GROCERS' and BUTCHERS ORDER BOOKS
WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES all sizes
LETTER. SCRAP, PAMPHLETS and INVOICE
FILLS. WEDDING INVITATIONS. VISITING
CARDS Engraved and Printed.
EASTON & RUPP.
d11-3m Stationers cor Penn. ave. and 18th st. NV
CH1DRES,s BOOKS.
very large stock including the best Publications Of
this year. Many Beautifully illustrated, and
Finely Colored
Special Marked Down Attractions in Childrens Books
at25c, Soc, 15c. and 81.
c. c. PURSEIL, Bookseller,
Dc 4lS 9th st.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

WoRcrsrEn ROYAL
MINTON. DOULTON, COPELAND. wEDGwOOD.
CROWN, DERBY AND HAvILAND'S
+ CELEBRATED CHINA NOW ON EXHIBITION
RICH OUT GLASS llarge VARIETY
DUPLEX AND ROCHESTER LAMPS.
FAIRY LAMPS. AND VARIOUS
NOVELTIES IN DECORATED
POTTERY,
APPROPRIATE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
NJ W. BEvERIDGE,
se25-am No. 1909 Pennsylvania ave.
DEooRArEp TonEr SETS
We are opening this week several
NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS
At very low prices.
Novelties in Royal Worcester and other famed Eu-
ropean productions for
WEDDING PRESENTS.
NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving.
w1LMARTH EDMoNsToN,
China and Glass Importers,
d1 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
p. Hanson HISS & Go.
S15 18TH ST.,
HAVE ON EXHIBITION FINE LINE OF
WALL PAPERS
INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS AND
CHOICE DESIGNS
FREsCo PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
SpECIAJ LINE OF
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL
GRADES AND PRICES
PLUsHEs.
TAPESTRIES,
vELoURs
CREToNNEs.
SCOTCH LACEs.
NEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP
INDIAN CURTAINS
SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK AT
REDUCED PRICES.
sPECIALTIES IN CARPETS.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
P. HANSON HISS l. CO.,
n18 S15 18th Street.
BIC Cur In Prices
PORTIERES AND HEAVY CURTAINS WAY
DOWN.
We will begin Monday and offer our stock Of Por-
EVERY HSfS spa EsSiSff
$12 Portieres marked down to $40.
K do. do L.
20 do do d3.5O
The greatest bargain offered is All Silk Imported
TurcOman Curtain, i'll five different coors. Former
price $40: cut them to $50. These goods will
all be sold in few days, you should call early at
w. H. HOEkES
Garnet. Eurniture and Upholstery Warernoms
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Our dealings with the manufacturer direct.
Therefore have but profit and that is a small
one glance at the following list will enable you to
select Your Holiday Gifts.
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BIB UU NJ M NJ 0SSS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE.

We have made big for the Holiday Season
in each one of our twenty eight depart
ments and intend to totally eclipse
every preceding year.
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N o G E
TO aRocERs AND HousrkEEpERs
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, &c.
s s En- % 9 S 90 kkk ssss
BBBbs 90 o DC" ssss
ALL STAND AsTONIsHEp AT OUR
Low PRICES,
Over two hundred times a day we answer the ques-
ton: How do You sell cheaps Our headquarters in
New York continue 10 send BOOKS on every train.
thousands are arriving daily, and thousands upon
thousands are sold every twenty four hours. We have
the LARGEST and finest lot of BOOKS on hand We have
cut the prices down To such STARTLING LOW FIG
URES that not to have library is q crime. Any one
| can afford it,
| Tomorrow Thursday will be our CHIIDREN'S
| BOOK DAY. Over 10000 CHIIDREN'S BOOKS will
be put exhibition. They will posi,iyel, be sold for
| less than any dealer in the Union buy them.
| Also. full line of CHRISTMAS CARDS SCRAP
| BOOKS. AUTOGRAPH and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
| etc. etc, at LESS THAN oNE-HALF MANUFAC-
TURER'S PRICES
CHAS. BAUM,
| d13-3t Washington. d. c.
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z Trevise, Paris. d3
NINE. HYATT, $50 18TH, COR. F ST. HAND
vi some Suits, $500 up. Reception Dresses and
Wedding Trosseaus at short notice Coats Wraps and
Tailor made Suits specially. Work and fit guaran-
fped nCO-1 m
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
from the standard of theosophy. The

from the standard of theosophy. The
possibilities of theosophy should not es-
cape the attention of newspaper pro-
prietors. A first-class expert would be
very useful in newspaper Office. With
his physical body anchored in first
class Office he could project his astral
body with great advantage into those
mysterious conferences of politicians,
thieving aldermen, political magnates,
and Wall street spectators. The re-
ports of an astral body, if it can roam
at will through locked doors and sold
walls, would make very sensational
reading. This is an unworked field for
even the most enterprising of American
newspapers. 1t is further claimed that
Coues has reached the height of spirit
ual developmerA which he now enjoys
only through several years of sinless
living and upward striving. The fact
that this formerly gay, easy-going,
able to pass through such a period as
that may be regarded as much more of
a miracle than what his theosophical
friends claim for him. At any rate.
he represents one of the most peculiar
types of eccentric thinkers at Washing
ton. His scientific position has given
to him a notoriety which would not
have been created if he had been a
plain, ordinary man laboring under an
ordinary delusion.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
The Bore.

He was positive and emphatic, and could talk
man rheumatic, for his thoughts were
quite insufferably unique;
He would spout forth like geyser, or circus
advertiser with his vast untrayeled soil.
tudes OF cheek.
He would yank into the sanctum, where so
many cranks had yanked 'em, and pro-
pound his wealth of proud preposterous
lore,
While the editor and devil lost their perpen-
dicular bevel and rolled in writhing tor
ment on the foorl
He would go and bore his grocer who couldn't
answer, ''yes'' nor mo, sir, for he gave
no time for parley or reply;
And sinner, saint and deacon, when he came
at once would weaken, and extend their
folded white wings and sail away to die.
-Ll1tn Union
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
GLADSTONE DEFEATED.

Tho Gladstone Cabinet Defeated IN tho
Division on tho Home Rule Bil1.-A Ma
jority ofThirty Recorded Against tho
Second Reading Of the Bill.
The government was defeated on the
9th by a majority OF thirty on the second
reading OF the home rule bill. The vote
was Bill for the measure and "a l againstit.
The excitement during the division had no
parallel in the history OF the house OF conf
ntohs Gladstone finished at 1907 u. m. ,hav-
f1gspoken one hour and forty minutes. The
speaker forthwith put the question and u
tremendous shout arose when he asked
those in favor to say AYE" and an equal
" loud cry when he asked for the noes"
The speaker instructed the ayes to go to
the right and the noes to the left. Morley
and Maj. Banks were appointed tellers for
the ayes and Brand and Caine for the noes.
When Brand announced the result the
pent up excitement eliminated in loud,
long and triumphant Unionist cheers. The
Conservative rank and file shouted them
selves hoarse. Chamberlain and CMire sat
immovable. The minister appeared resign
cd and the Parnellites waited for the Con-
servatiyes to exhaust their strength, then
en- masse, at a concerted signal, sat up a
louder shout, varied with cheers for the
grand, old man, and the house seemed to
rise at the call. The Liberals and Parnell-
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A Plea for Better Cooking.

To make home convenient, attrac-
tive, beautiful and safe, in the highest
degree, is a problem which has engaged.
the minds of men from the wear one. or
at least, ever since the idea of home
found lOdgment in the human breast.
There is brand of cast-iron home
made biscuit, one of which when taken
internally causes the victim to see more
little devils, hobgoblins, snakes, wild
cats and spooks, than could be crowded
into a seven story dime museum A
home where such edible dynamite
bombs are living in wait for man, can
not be regarded as attractive.
1t is not possible for man who is
not provided with a stomach made of
boiler iron to be happy in his home
when death is liable to occur at any mo-
ment owing to his having taken into
his system the product of some India
rubber chicken factory, and coffee that
is like the quality of mercy which
Shakespeare writes about, viz, not
sponsible for long train of disorders
which has simple lassitude and head
ache at one end and an obituary notice
at the other.
The habit of devouring chickens old
enough to be bald, butter strong enough
to resent an insult. and pork that
causes the eater to suppose that there
is machinery in it. if it does not produce
actual death, causes the victim to be-
come listless, unambitious, and often
ends in his running for Office or becom-
ing an anarchist
In and about the home should be
gathered the choicest products of edu-
Gated brain, but this will never be the
case until the American girls devote
more attention to cooking and less to
artificial flowers and feathers, which
are not good to eat. Better cooking Isl
the want of the age.-Teras SJtimgs.,