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HE RE1eS Or Hen PR1cEs

HE RE1eN Or Hen PR1cEs
Is OVER. AND GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO BUY
FASHIONABLE AND PERFECT-FITTIN HIGH
GRADE CLOTHING, READY TO PUT ON, FOR
THEMSELVES OR THEIR SONS, WILL FIND DIR
STOCK OF OvERSACKS, SURTOUTs. NEWMAR-
NETS, &C.. TO SATISFY THE MOST CRITICAL
oCRUIlNf. OUR SUITS FOR BUSINESS AND
DRESS in EQUALLY GOOD QUALITY AND IN
GRAND VARIETY. FOR $40, ais AND $40 MOST
EXCELLENT GARMENTS CAN BE HAD OFUs- AMI
WE TRUST. FOR YOUR OWN SAKE, YOU WILL NOT
BUY CLOTHING UNTIL. YOU HAVE VISITED.
ALSO THE FINEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS FOR
THE BEST BROADWAY NEW YORK CUSTOM
CLOTHING, AT OUR
NEW STORE,
No. 1112 F STREET NORTHWEST.
A FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES SONS LARGE
FURNITURE STORE.
NOT TO BE POSTPONED.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUPPLY YOURSELVES
WITH CLOTHING, AND THERE Is NO ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE CITY WHERE YOU CAN BE BETTER
PLEASED. AND FOR LESS MONEY THAN AT DIR
HOUSE. OUR SUIT AND OvERCOAT DEPART
MENIS ARE FILLED WITH CHOICE STYLES, AND
WHICH WE ARE SELLING FOR 25 PER CENT LESS
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. IN OUR SHIT DE
PARTMENT YOU WILL FIND SELECT STYLES IN
CHECKS, PLAIDS AND MINED CASSIMERES AND
CORksckEw, DIAGONAL, wIDE-wALE AND
'AANA NOhN "OhoAED, WHICH AXE CUT, MADE
AND TRIMMED IN SUPERIOR MANNER ann
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OVEkCOAT DEPARTMENT OUR STOCK rs CON-
PLEIE- We HAVE FULL LINE OF MELTON
hERSEiS, BEAVERS CHINCHILLAS AND
WORSTED. IN SACKS SURrOUT AND NEWMAN.
kEF STYLES. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
The BIG BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING IN
THIS GREAT SALE OF MEMS BOYS, AND chill
DREN'S CLOTHING, AT
BETWEEN AND STREETS,
YOU NEVER HAD AS GOOD CHANCE TO GET
| MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN CLOTHING AS NOW
AT OUR GREAT EVEN DOLLAR SALE OF CLOTH.
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EDWARD f. Dnoor.
925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

DIANOS-$o5. $50. SO, SIO0 Slo5 $50 AND
y upward at - and $40 monthly Payments: new
Pianos from $500 upward at j monthly payments
at the old and reliable music house JOHN +. ELLIS
4 CO, 331 Pennsylvania ave, 10th st. nl0-lm
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

INOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD
Leaves 9TH street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS al Z AIN. Returning Tt ESDAlS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm touching at River Land
ings a. far ms Noini Greek, Carrionan Va, aud st
Clements Bay, Nd. Connects with Is. and y. X r. 1t
Shepherds. See schedule.
JOHN b. PADGETT. Agent
C. w RIDLEY, Manager. FEB
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAMERS
L. JOHN GIBSON and f. c. KNIGHT leave Pier al,
East River. n u, every SATURDAY at pm: 9th It
wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY MORNING.
Freight at lowest rates ap4
Mt. VERNON, Mt. VERNON.
STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock Returning REACHES Wash
ington about 800 pm
sel6 /. T.. BLAKE, CAPTAIN.
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schedule in effect. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH. 1850,
until further notice
leave Washington from station. corner of New Jer.
For chicago 40 90. II 40 am and 1910 pm daily.
IA is faSi limited kSrrSss tar Titshp,v aud Chi:
caro- arI1,ins ~ lhtisharg 30 m. ChicasS u. II
10 aa No extrs isrc is Charged on these irains
For cin.lnnat. Louisville and st Ioui. daily at $40
pa and 10 10 y IA, with through coaches aud ihlse
fast limited train 10 cinrinnsti and 81 Louis
40 pm No extra fare is changed ON this train for
ssu snd aud p S hna With I'M @on n raSS
and rc Se fS,. sss , ,S hIt,ss s,
TSr Havrs se Grace, Wilmington and Philadelphia
Ior BaltimoIe on week days :, q. 40. $40 30.
800 so 4ao $40 $40 "a 90. ss @'n sns
tSE silmoi? s on s SSSnasS 80 and 80
Pc For shenandoah Valley Railroad ana points south
~ am and >: 20 pm daily loan has Sleeper from
For Wilmington. Delaware aud intermediate roiu,s
6stweeS baltimore and Wilmington. 3 Is pan daily
For ANNAPOLIS g 40 am and i. 10 and 30 pm
For Nay Stations nctwesn Washington and Bait
and pm On " Sunday 10 am and md 4" so
tan Branch am daily. EXCEPT sunday, and n
IN. daily 80 m daily exert sunday for rrni
ON Sls stoi NJ all stations. For 6aitherShufs and
lnt.r1nttilae Iulris lo % l., 30 and IL II IA
dals except SUNDAY. For Frederick = 40 AID
40 pm. daily, except sunday
For Hsverstown 10 90 a m and = n n m daily ex.
cepr Sunday.
Trains s arrive from the West daily @ 20 30 am.
ID. a IA and l 81 pm li,tl. isark Ekpress
From PHILADELPHIA. Chester. Wilmington and Hayrs
de Grace, IL 40 m, 70 pm aud IO 90 u m daily
Prom Wilmington and IntefmeSliate points north u
Baltimore. L ID am.
Prom Annspolis. X 30 m. and 80 and 5.,5 n IN
Sunday. 10 10 An. q b pm.
From Harper's Ferry and alley RailrDad 5.3o a nm
daily except sunday
From Frederick and intermediate point % a nm
and l., y. M daily except sunday
Trains leave baltimore Tor Washington nj : 10 q 10
20, 800, 9.o5 and lo. 30 m II - !, so :, q
= ~, ,. 30 Al, and ~ 90 j. m. on sundays
SO 20. = 90 aud % an 30. = 30. 20. ; 90
u 30. A.. - 90 ard 1 r. IN.
All trains from Washington stop Relay station
except % 3 L. and q 40 PM
for further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket ONCE, Washington station, 10 and 1851
Ptnnsy Sania avenue, l4th where orders
will be taken for baggage checked and received a
any point IN the city
b DUNHAM. C. K LORD
General Manager Baltimore In5l a A
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SCHEDULE EFFECT NOV. "a, 1886.


Trains leave b, and P station. 9th and b streets:
.Soo ani-bslly Tor Narrenton. t,ordonsvllle 4 and
o. POINTS Lynehtniv, Rocky Mount Danville, Raj
elgh, Charlotte Atlanta and all points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping Washington Atlanta
and Washington to New Orleans
2:3o y. m--Daiy, except SUNDAY for Man esssa
Strasburp and intermediate stations
oato y. m;-Daily for Nsrrenton. Goraonsyilie
charlottesville, Siaunton. Louisville Cincinnati and
Points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman
sleeIers Washington TO Louisville
IL 90 pm Daily for Iynchburg Raleigh Ashyflla
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken. Augusta. Atlanta. Mont
geometry, New Orleans and points Southwest Pull
man buffet sleepers Washington Ia Aiken = a. NASH
ineton To Montgomery, connecting with parlua to
New orleans.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leave washington ~ IL am. daily. except Sunday
and - M daily, arriving at Round Hill II a. q
Ia ana " T. m, returning, leave Round Hill u o.
m daily and i Is pm, except Sunday, arriving in
Washington 40 am and 3. 10 pm.
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
$50 am; and 5 30 pm; and from Louisville y 40 D.
IN. Strasburv local. 10 % am.
Tickets, sleeping reservation and information
FURNISHED and baggage checked office COL Pens,l
va ma ave. and al passenger station, Pennsy yalIis
Railroad, 9th and SITS
JAS. /. TAYLOR,
Mo General Passenger Agent
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

N oTIcE
TO GRoCERs AND HoUsEKEEPERs.
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
GGcGG ZEE RRR ZEE ssss
eccGc EEEE R EEE ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
It is without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the World.
The Millers have not only the most perfect MILL
containing as it 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. we would simply state that large guam
tty of of this magnificent Flour shipped annually to
Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old
world.
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 an inferior
article for the genuine.
THEREFORE,
Be and it that either sacks barrels read
CERES"
and have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medals.
VIM. NJ GAIT co,
apes Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers
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THE NATIONAL LIFE AND MATURITY
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, d. c.,
1915 Street Northwest
Issues MATURITY POLICIES payable in Cash at
the Expiration of Five and Ten Years. and
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES,
Guaranteed in Amount and with absolute Limit of Cost
Parties familiar with Life Insurance invited to
examine the plan Those i'll search of information can
always obtain it at the Office of the Association.
OFFICERS:
Horatio Browning. president:
William Z. Clark, vice president:
Samuel Norment, treasurer;
Geo D. Eldridge, secretary and genr manager;
John B. larner, counsel;
P.S Rddelle. NJ D.. medical director;
John H. Heizer general agent;
Geo. j. yesterday, assistant cashier;
DIRECTORS:
Horatio Browning, Seymour W Tullock.
Samuel Norment, r. o. Holtz1nan
William +. Clark, H. F. Baker,
james L. Barbour, James /, Norris
Robert Boyd, John b. Larner,
Frank Hume, p. s. kiddelle,
Levi Woodbury.. n23- 3m
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Is TIFF s $$sSSsrE SlsS E RsBrs SOUTHWEST
Steel Efrsr sSsfSSfS isIn SssS
Trains leave Washington from station Sixth
For Pi.tsburs and the West chieasp Limited Erpre-.
n rasc 90 a Gs 10 at n 10 and al
With wit ,Slseains Cars fr9m HARRISBURG to cincinnat
Chicago and Cincinnati Express at 10 r Saiiy
Louis and HarTsSurs to Gsvea1d cSnaec Iiha al at
s srTs6uE with Mssern 5E,pre with through
press, 10 90 ?. NJ daily for Piitsbnrr and the
I'm Sfsf5 & ah'As
For 6fe eapnnd ds,i hoeeestsr Buffalo Nisssra
sal q ksoSses Saturday with Palace
For WilIiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra. o 40
For New Ysfk and the East % 300 and II; l5
On sunday 90 Sp H. ID = GO and = 20 nd PM
and II 20 NJ Limited Express OF Pullman
For Boston xithSat change 9 90 2 NJ every day
SsT.sS Sty with boat; 4 sfSatlyn RnSss mora
For fHIisSs III 4 81 S., 80 pasAM ZOO
fdSo asS 700 ~ 90 On iS sSSe ssa
days and 90 %it sail Express $40 M week
For Baltimore, 6;53 Z IS. 900. 6: 90 IL 90 AN,
40 o. and ITO P HS on h. sunday aa 80 sSS
$40, IlI5AM;; 12;l?, ~ 30, 200. : 90. 4 Is
For fop dTeet i 1S -aa & and daily
For Annapolis, :55 AM, IL :a5 and % M daily,
except sunday. Sundays 90 A NJ, 4 Is PM
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 6 OO.7 o. e25 II An IL OF noon.
2:O3 20. 4::S.l 01, 3 o. 10 .05 and Il 81 L.
PM
For Richmond and the South, O. IL An daily. and
4:3l I. NJ daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. q o. 90,
1000. 10 :43 AN; 1:20, 300, 323. TO- z. o5,
S:32 and 10 AZ PM, and - 10 midnight Sexcept
Monday. On Sunday at b 90 and 10 30 An,
81 10. 9:32, 1912 = NJ and IL 10 night
Tickets and information the Office, northeast
of 18th street and Pennsy lvania avenue and
station, where orders be left for the checking VI
baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS f. PUGH, General Manager.
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. MS
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LADIES' GOODS.

Perfect Shapes Best Manufacture
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs so5 upwards
SEAL PLUSH VISITEs, latest and novel shapes.
BOUCLE and ASTRACHAN WRAPS,
JACKETS, from 1915 upwards
BEAVER and BERLIN TW1s ~ xH1sP EFT 81
MILLINERY.
Beautiful Novelties in
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
Real French Fets, 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
SILK PLUSHES, in all colors 10 inches wide 81 O5
ASTRACHAN. best quality, 81 inches wide. $500.
FURS of the finest grade Muf and Boas to match
HANDKERCHIEFS.
and raS plain and
Heavy Silk p HaRBo ana pico. Edge
No is, Soc
Elegant Novelties in
DRESS TRIMMINGS e ssrx low nr,...
pair fitted and warranted.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Decorative metal work, reproductions from original
designs best examples Of Ancient and Modern Relief
J. C. HUTCHINSON,
9O7 Pennsylvania ave.
Trevise. Paris d.
NINE. HYATT, $50 18TH COR. F ST. HAND
WI some Suits, $500 up Reception Dresses and
Wedding TrOsseaus at short notice Coats Wraps and
Tailor made Suits specially Work and fit euaran-
teed. n39-lms
IL Do your own Dyeing at home, with
PEERLESS DYES
They will dye everything They sold everywhere
Price 1Oc package-40 colors. They have no equal
for Strength Brightness, Amount in Packages or
Fastness of Color Non fading Qualities They do
not croak or smut For sale by
no27-eo Druggist, ATT Pennsylvania ave.
EEDORA DRESS SHIELDS
IL Are the best in the world.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERvlOUS.
n27-stth6m
MISS T. F. WILLS, HAVING RECENTLY RE
WI turned from New York with the latest Styles
has opened Dressmaking Parlors at OF Nine
Pamers and is prepared to do rstclass work. Coats,
Wraps, tailorcut Jackets, etc.
). L. Taylors system of cutting and fitting.
Tailor made suits specially. n9-5ws
LHRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY
Il CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses. Laces, Lace Curtains, Grape Wells,
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Plush and Velvet specially
Gents Garments Dyed. Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and cleaned without ripping. ANTON &
CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and
Maison Ir1ese, Rue Rivolle, Paris ja6
M M ="
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STEAMERS,

A TLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS.
British, Danish and French West India Islands sc
s. S. BARRACUDA, sailing THURSDAY, December
9th. and thereafter.
Stopping a day at St Croix, ST Kits An
ugua Martinique, Barbados. Demersrz, Trinidad. 40
Superb passenger accommodation, excellent CuisinA
Smoking Room. Bath Rooms, etc Applyto
LEAYCRAFT co.
oc2l-th 8, tu3m l4Q Pearl street, New York.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR EARTH FILLING AROUND
Il WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT,
612 SEVENTEENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 5th, 1856.
Sealed Proposals for Earth Filling around the ter
at the base of the Washington Monument will be
received at this Office until TWELVE NJ, the
NINTH OF DECEMBER, 1886, and opened inmedi-
ately thereafter in the presence of bidders.
Specifications and other information can be obtained
at this Office THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
n15 16.17.18,dT&8 Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
DROPOSALS FOR SHEET IRON WORK.
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOB STATE. WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 9Th, 1886.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing delivering and put
ting In place the sheet iron hue connections chimney
caps &c. required in the West Wing of the Building
for State War and Navy DEPARTMENTS in this city, will
be received at this office until TWELVE NJ, TUES
DAY, the TWENTY-FlRST DAY OF DECEMBER,
1886, and opened immediately thereafter in presence
Of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposal will be furnished to manu-
facturers on application to this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
d6,7 ,S,9, 1920 Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
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| SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
- Chickering's from SO to 800; Steinway's from
800 TO $50: knabe from 81 to $500. Hsrdman
from 81 to $40; other makes from 50 up Sold on
| easy monthly installments.
w. q. METZEROTT q co,
MI D. "a, OF
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=" E l. L / MS
FO Cd,
FOR INFANTS
AND
INVALIDS

Inc only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTHERS
MILK Invaluable in CHOLERA INFANTUM and
tEIhiNG pre- digested food for DYSPEPTICS
CoNSuMPT1VES, CONVALESCENTS Perfect nu.
TRENT in all WASTING DISEASES. Requires no cook.
ing Our book, THE CARE AND FEEDING OF
INFANTS" mailed free
DOLIBER, GOODALE CO., Boston, Mass.
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Care Of Clothing.

Apr0p0s OF repairing garments as
soon as they show signs of giving
way, one is reminded of the gener
al care otciothing and home furnish
lng>. There Ire thousands of PEG
pile. who eXpenl Il g.eat deal Of
money on their apparel and sur
roun,lingS who still seldom have
anything ''tit to be >een," for the
simple reason that they take no
care other belongings. The house
wife of this class puts Oft using the
insect powder MI the mo,hs have
Infested carpets and curtains, and
have already partially destroyed
them. Ii she has been caught in Il
storm with her best silk dress on,
she probably steps out of it and
leaves 1t, damp and beSpattered
with mud, in Il heap on the floor or
thrown carelesSly acros Il chair to
diy in wrinkles and ridges from
which its former beauty will never
emerge. Garments covered with
dust or lint should always be care
fully brushed and cleaned before
they are put away III drawers or
wardrobt>, not only tor the sake Of
neatnesS but for their preservation
also. Dust is composed of many
minute, sharp edged particles,
which if allowed to remain in cloth
ing. carpets, furniture or draperies
penetrate the substance and in a
measure cut the fibre TO pieces to
the extent OF greatly %lessening it's
wearing capacity.
By the way, here is a good point
for ladies planning their own houses.
Somewhere find room for three or
four.long drawers, capableot taking
i'll the whole le"gth Of a dress or
cloak. ltspoils the looks of them
to hang on closet hooks they get IA
drawn-out stringy appearance which
makes them look very unkempt and
fOrIorn. Ladies who have no such
convenient receptacle will find it a
very good way to spread their nice
dresses on a spare bed and cover
from the dust with something light.
Tile Housekeeper.
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His FayOrite.

"A love for the animal kingdom is
common TO everybody,' said Il Sunday
school talker. ''Some people love
birds, others like dogs, horses, goats,
etc, and it is proper that they should
60 so. suppose every little boy and
girl here loves some dumb creature
better than all others. Don't von nv
little friends !"
All hands went up.
That's right. and | am glad to see
it. 1t shows that you have hearts fall
OF love for the poor creatures who have
not been blessed with reason and 9th
err precious gifts like yourselves. Now.
to illustrate u 1point. l am going to
ask some little be y to ie ! me what his
tavoIite is among the domestic ami.
mails. All, thanks. This little boy
shall answer. What do you like best
my little man. Speak up loud, so that
ali may hear You"
hoy Tin one that made the win
dow> rattle and put the audience in III
uproar) -'Roast Chicken r'-ChicagC
Ledger.
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A West Virginia newspaper contains
the following At st. George, Tucker
county, OF New Years morning some
bad boys lit a bunch oftirecrackers and
threw them in the street to see them
go off. Nose Bakers mule came along
and swallowed them before they went
Off. He walked forward Just three
steps and stopped. He heard some
thing, turned his head around on his
side and listened. 1t was those FIRE
crackers having fun. He picked out a
straight piece of road and started,
Jake ~Sturenger's cOlored servant met
him half a mile this side of the old Ma
cedonia Church with head and tail up,
fire, smoke and melted lava issuing
from his eyes. ears and nostrils, while
a b ue and green stream of smoke
about a rod in length followed in the
rear. Baker found the mule sticking
ha f way through the weatherboard.
ing of Comp Powell's house. still smok
ing. Comps wife and daughters were
up in apple trees.-Ex.
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Excitement III Texas.

Great e>citenrnt has been caused
In the Vicinity of Paris. Tex, by the
remarkable recovery Of Mr. J. E. Cor
ley. vino was 80 helpies, he could not
turn in bed. or raise his head every
body >ai@ II" wa dying Demonstration.
\ tiial bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
r"v"'y WAS sent him. Finding relief,
h hot@ht Il Ini.c bottle aud u box Of
d.. kin2'- New Life Pills by the time
NJ hni taken IWo boxes of Pills and
two notttr~ Of tn Discovery, he was
We'll aud had gained in flesh t~hirty-six
pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great
Discovery tor CONSUMPTION free at j.
Q. Landry. 2
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The Chicago Weekly News
Thib0dauc Sentinel,
For 50 a YEAR, Postage Included.

THE CHICAGO WEEKLY Nrwa
IS now an cight-page. sixty-fou--column
paper. II is the largest dollar weekly"
III America; ltscisht broad, long pages
present each week a mass OF choicely
selected matter, containing much to suit
eacn OF The varying tastes of the family
circle. First and foremost it gives All.
H NEWS, complete as to details. vet
concise IN form. Its connection with
the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS (nem.
ter OF The Associafed Prrss) gives it
facilities for news gathering unsurpass.
eo bE any journal in the country. Its
Il REPORTS are specially com.
pleie and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Par.
tlcular attention is given to agricultural
aad home matters. Every issue cor.
tains SIX COMPLETED STORIES. and a
regular lnstalimcnt of an original story
by some well known English or Amer.
lean author, exclusively secured for the
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Con.
denSed notes on fashions, art, indus
tries, literature, science, ETC., etc. ap.
pear regularly.
Few papers i'll the country are so ex.
tcnslvely quoted blythe press in general
for its bright and humorous paragraphs
as the CHtcago Daily Noes. These are
all reproduced in the WEEKLY
NEWS. In its editorial expression the
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WEEKLY NEWS aims to presen; an
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81 dreamt a strange, strange drear

Il dreamt strange, strange dream
of bliss ; l thought that some one came
and held my sonl in one long kiss and
softly spoke my name The above
narrowing tale is written by a latter
day poet, and is false. Unless his
name is Pstswldft she never could
have uttered it while holding his soul
sin ~ long kiss We are reliably
Informed that no names are mentioned
during paroxysms of the kind the poet
describes. Trot out another poet
Minneapolis Tribune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-01-30
Misfortins for Two.

well. we'll, Jonathan /! Is this RELY
you Never would o knowed you !
Don't think I've seed you afore in ten
Years. How's the world sarved You,
anyhow, Jonathan -
bad enough, bad enough" replies
Jonathan. shaking his head sadly.
"Sence l see you last I've lost my wife
aid three children, and had my leg
broke, my house tux fire an burnt
clean down, my Jarsey bail died, the
bank | had my few %savin's in busted,
an last year | got married again. I've
he'd my full sheer OF Affections, / hev,
Silas.''
"You hev, indeed" said Silas, sadly,
as a lank, sharp-nosed. hin Tipped
woman put her red head out of a win
dow and cat the air with these words ::
You come long here an get me
some wood, Sile Hixon. or you don't
get a bite ter eat to-day! Mosey right
long this mlrnit Yoa hear ME o.
We've both had our mistortins,'
said silas, gioomiiy.'--St. Paul Globe