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Every patriotic citizen OF the United States
without regard TO political or personal relations
VIII nope for the success Of Minister Manning i'm
convincing the press and public of his own coun-
try and Mexico that the charges against him are
false. 1t Is peculiar position, however In which
man Is placed when he is called upon to prove
amrmafively his innocence Of wrong doing. 1t re-
calls the famous Scotch prosecution for horse
stealing, In which the crown produced six wit
nesses who swore positively that they did see the
prisoner steal the horse, and the prisoner produced
twefVe VINO swore with equal postiveneSs that
they 0dnT see him steal it. The jury concluded
that the majority ought to rule and brought in a
verdict OF acquittal; but strange to say the best
legal minds have never regarded such evidence as
decisive. 1t would be better for Minister Man.
ming to hunt down his original accuser, and force
him, by the stern machinery OF Justice to tell the
world just what he knows and how he knows it.
Now that verdict, pitiful for its emptiness. has
been rendered In the Colin Campbell case who ia
the better for performance OF the whole CHASTITY
1arcef Perhaps the world at large is and perhaps
It not. Is anybody improved by learning how
corrupt In thought and life society can be which
claims for itself the acme OF arsrocratic tDtel,i
gence, culture and refinement? Is the acquitted
wine any better of, In spite OF a verdict i'm her
iavor,ror having her name dragged through the mas
TEST slough our generation has SEEM Is theexon-
Grated husband any better of for having his moral
weaknesses, his physical inf1rrnities, his tempta
tons mis- dalyng with false faith made target for
potno1se jests? Are some ofthe witnesses any bel
teron Tor being compelled TO unvei the foul secrets
OF tner own careers in order to satisfy a court
that they did not dabble In this particular mess,
Ii the public are the happier or the better for the
revelation they have received, they may congrat-
olate themselves On possessing monopoly OF such
Dement'S
AcQuades conviction In New York city shows
tnat, whether the Doodle gang can six" Juries or
not they cannot six" the ingenuity OF a district
attorney with reputation to make
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WANTED--HELP

=, = =
s91n s SH sm eIh k Eo az fFsS
NAMED TWO THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
ana and as
qured and good wages given. Apply at 1913 18th ST.
WANTED-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF RE
peop asd S Star ss ce only ns sss
Wednesday, stating where can be seen. it
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN WHO
can bring good differences for general h99se WORK.
St., between 10 and II on Wednesday. :.,d Dec. IT.
TED--soLICITORS, MALE AND FEMALE,
aesdsns and +; Fir Fire best and
$sss ss e. !! 2 f Fire and
WANTED-wHITE WOMAN. TO COOK, WASH
~ and iron: family Of three Also. Man to work in
RENE ss saSbs We've New York ase
WANTED THOROUGHLY COMPETENT BUT
asss . Spa tass Can apply 44 Mesa.
Island ave. NV. d2l-2t
WANTED -FIRsT-C CLASS CABINET MAKERS
Rieyqsn. VIA THE HARLAN HoI HULL M Sa
WANTED :, DUND0RE,s EMPLOYMENT Blu
W reau. conducted by Ladies' Men and Women
white and celored for all kinds of domestic labor
and Il O'Clock. d2O-ats
WANTED-A COLORED BOY TO DRIVE CAR
best Of reference need apply at s5 st. n .o'e dso
WANTED. FIRsT,CLAsS ADVERTISEMENT
w solicitor. None but good worker need apply.
Address SOLICITOR, Star Office. d2O-.St.
WANTED : MEN AND WOMEN TO CALI. AT
w once. White and colored women cooks, $40 to
ego. Chambermaids nurses, scrubs and men cooks
st. NV. ''' --'Dp''' 'I'n' 0ufeA dao e5f Z
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER;
w must write neat hand and be accurate at figures
Address, giving references, Box 1884, Star office All
communications confidential. dlS-3ta
WANTED-AT ONcE-MEN AND WOMEN AS
w cooks and houseworkers, dressmakers, nurses
maids walters, shuckers. coachmen buffers: all ma
uonanties, city and country. F: NJ. BURNHAM,
d1S-1ws $50 and 632 F n w.
WANTED-WOMENC COOKS, $40 TO $50; CHAM
w bermaids, Nurses, Kitchepmaids, Laundresses
Scrubbers, Coachmen, Walters, German Florist and
Canvsssers. Nat Labor Bureau, 517 9TH st. ct
WANTED.. AGENTS WANTED TO REPRESENT
w the National Mutual Life Association. Persons
who can command business will be literally paid
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d16-6t
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w ance; salary and commission. Apply to 900 Az
st. NV oc29- BIN
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GREAr MARk-DowN OvrRcoAr SAL,

The workingmen have been % seriously taxed to
support their brethren belonging to labor
while out ON STRIKE that trade this season has been
greatly impaired.
We have been very busy and have had no reason to
complain. but we overstocked and have concluded
to make short work and sacrifice our whole stock Of
Overcoats rather than carry any over
TO-DAY WE BEGIN
Our great mark-down SALE We have reduced prices
thirty to fifty per cent and the fact Is you could not
duplicate single Overcoat at any Wholesale clothing
house for the same money
Overcoats at these prices
$4.75, $3.50. $3.50. s1O.5O, s125O. els and s1s.
Suits at these prices
$3.50. $3.50 s1O5O. s125O, s15 and s1s
Overcoats for Boys from ID to II years old at AZ
$3.50. s5. coup to S12
Suits for s5. Sc. $3.50. $3.50, up to s12.
Childrens Overcoats at So, "a, 30, up to O..
Suits from $3.50 up to $40.
Pants for Men, Youths and Boys from Al .5Oup
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
d21 CORNER 7TH AND q STREETS.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

for week reports increased saesgreatest we ever
hadno such values in this country merry little war
lead to the low prices-We are going to show clean
Dig nsht Tor supremacy-and have the stuff to back
US.
The Greatest 19c. HOSE you ever saw-It's the
same Identical Hose sold by the largest in
New York at Csc.
our 24c HOSE has cased the Bargain Men" to look
after their 35c kinds-we have what there ia worth
having from 19c. to q fine silk at s2 So
SAKS 4 COMPANY.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED 1IMEDIATELY-BYA QUIET PARTY
w of four nice second floor of three four good
Sized partially furnished rooms north of H st. and
west of 10th. Call address Mrs. WHEELOCK,
72S 18th ct. NV 1t
WANTED-FOR THE SEASON THREE OR FOUR
w Rooms. with bath, in private family where there
are no other borders northwest references
Box SS, Star Office. d2O-2t.
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USEFUL CHR1sTMAs PRESENTS
FOR THE BOYS.
HANDSOME vELvETEEN PLAIN SUITS.
HANDSOME vELvETEEN NORFOLK SUITS.
HANDSOME vELvETEEN BRAIDED SUITS.
STRIPED CORDUROY SUITS, NORFOLK JACKETS.
PLAIN CORDUROY SUITS, NORFOLK JACKETS.
NEW AND VERY STYLISH CHEvIOT NORFOLK
SUITS.
HoMEsPUN SUITS. PLAIN JACKETS AND NOR
FOLKS
CORKsCREw SUITS, NORFoLKs AND PLAIN.
VERY HANDSOME CoRKscREw SUITS, PLAIN
DOUBLE-BREAsTED JACKETS, SHORT
PANTS, SIZES 10 TO Is YEARS.
NEW STYLES OF ovERcoATs,
PLAIN BEAVERS. CHINCHILLA BEAVERS
FUR BEAVERS VERY ROUGH AND VERY
sTYLIsH3
FANCY CAPE ovERcoATs. FANCY, WITH
HOOD INSTEAD OF CAPE
SCHOOL OvERCOAT. LONG, STRONG.
WARM AND DURABLE.
STYLISH KERsEY ovERCoATs FOB
LARGER BOYS.
CH1NCHILLA BEAVER OvERCOATs FOR
LARGER BOYS.
SMOOTH BEAVER OvERCOATs FOR
LARGE AND SMALL BOYS.
z B. BARNUM co.
d21 931 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNus
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We have now $4,000 in MEMS UNDERWEAR
we mad $4,000 worth-from 4Sc Undershirt to
a S12 one-That's the line-We have all sizes-no
one else has-We have up to 56-inch Drawers-54-
inch Shirts-no one else has-These zone horse'
departments have their stock on paperours IL here
SAKS 4 COMPANY.
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CHRISTMAS DREss PATTERNS.

We have cut up another large quantity of our
most desirable woollen goods into full dress
patterns. Prices from 81 to $40 per pattern.
Dress Patterns in Prints, SOC. and 96c.
Dress Patterns in Seersuckers, 81.
Dress Patterns in Satteens, S1.25.
Dress Patterns in Ginghams, Soc, 81 and
S1.25
These are attractively put up, making very
presentsble and useful presents.
WOODWARD LQTHRQP
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We ARE Go1Se To ASK A Lrr.
TIE FAVOR OF YOU

WE ARE Go1se To Ask A Lnr-
TIE FAVOR OF YOU
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Won't you take your little parcels with you instead Of
wagons Will be chock full--and the large packages
crush the smaller ones
SAKS COMPANY.
We are going to show up big this week goods that
are IN the line of Holiday Presents-We have Q ter
rife stock of HANDKERCHEFS- listen to our
song Of prices and remember that nice presentation
box to put the Handkerchiefs in goes with every
chase of fifty cents and over
Mems White Silk, colored borders, ut 25, s. so, CO.
roc.
Mems Brocaded Silk. lovely Effects at So, SO, 75c to
e1.75.
Mems China Silk. Hemstitched. at 5oc- 75c, s1oo
and S1.25.
Mems White Silk, Initial Henstitched, 4sc. and esc
Mems White Silk, Embroidered Hemstitched at 49,
Mems Superb English HanGkerchefs, at S125
81 80, e. 1925 to $3.50.
Mems White Linen, plain finish, at l2K, 15, 25, 30
and Soc
Mems White Linen. Hemstitched at 20, 90 35, so to
S5c.
Mems colored Bo-dered White Hsmstitched. 25, IS
and SOC.
Mems White French Colored Bordered Eemstitched,
25, 35. SOC. to s1.25
French Photograph Hemstitched- unique-75c,
81, S1.25.
We have eighty-two kinds of aentlemen's Handker.
chiefs.
sAKs COMPANY.
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Ho11DAY BAneA1ss
SlLK HANDKERCHIEEs, I9c, 25c, SIC, &c, 73c
2Sc: &c. to ~. LADIES' LINEN HEMSTITCHEI1
aH4AlNSlRIKSERcAIEFs. PC. for 25e: LADiES KID
IUR-ToP aTovEs, 4ee. IEATHER s sad HE'S.
22c;. 49c TO $50. Fifteen yards Of extra heayv
this week only; Don't forget our line Of UNDER.
DiEs MI MsSFs .nd 4 A1sg; seSmPlete line q La
down prices Cali and be convinced that our prices
the lowest. 81 NEWGYER ~
d21-3t 73O 7th Ut. and 1920 Pe0na ave
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COLLARS AND CUFFS

CARDIGAN JACKETS
.oc. to e6-Lots Of space between 75c and AZ
but We have all the kinds between those figures
SAKS COMPANY.
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Norrcr.

Nor1cE.
Both OF our establishments, 921 Penna ave.
and 1913 f ST. n. w., win be kept open until 3
o'clock p. m. till after Christmas
The best shopping time ia before IL o. m. and
after p m. Electric light to shop by.
Do not delay your purchases Buy while
stocks are full and assortments complete.
WOODWARD LOTHROp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

AcQuades conviction In New York city shows
tnat, whether the Doodle gang can six" Juries or
not they cannot six" the ingenuity OF a district
attorney with reputation to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

The new sensation in New York-delicate or inds,i
cate Is It's to make Night Shirts a present now.
hotning comes nearer the hesrt,-Presentation
kinds We have at so 81 81 So s275 AZ "a % and
$3.50. Useful kinds at 75c. and al.
SAkS COMPANY.
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HEADouARrERs" oR HANpKcHr.
IS AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We have devised new and very handy way Of
showing silk Handkerchiefs. We can show you
ut glance all we have of any style or quality
You may ask for. We are still spreading this
department to meet the demand. We call at
tention to Silk Handkerchiefs to-day, leaving
you to take Linens and initials" for granted
100 dog. Children's Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs,
more than 30 styles and colorings, only zoe.
each.
20 inch Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, superb as
sortment of styles and colorings, including
small and large polka spots checks stripes and
solids, worth 45c, only 37]Sc. each.
90 inch White Fine Japanese Silk Hemstitched
Hsndkerchiefs, neat fancy borders, extra-fine
quality, only SOC. each.
Reductions are made on the following lines
because they are not selling rapidly enough.
Handkerchiefs that do not keep pace with the
rest Of the stock will be marked down at once.
Lot of24 inch Crepe Silk Handkerchiefs in
white cardinal, Nile and cell, reduced from rs
to Soc EACH
l Lot Of "a inch white extra-fne China Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, fancy colored. hand en-
broidered bird in one corner. Reduced from
$3.50 to 81 each.
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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HOMEOPATHY
LIVE have never dweit much on the cheapness of
homeopathy aid viii only mention here that 1iIr med
3cpss when bought by the VA a,ut one
YSte OF cent per dose. Homeopathy also cheaper
~ nal II cures II less time than any other school OF
eS1lcine and what II still important IL doe not
rum TIE organs OF Digestion srge Of strong
sIs Nery APP TO do a great many people labor
1nder Snat are really heated drux diseases pro-
oueed entirely by strong medicine In such cases Tie
neNscioss oeIe The cause of the disease only limit
70 We doctor1ne Is the PATIENTS faith or his death
Ssery metilcine OF homeopathy and all books on,
mscy, S3S 81. NV fAi-
1t ROFprCV q IT ARR
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V.Wh
II 1919 ST, three-story brick. l5rs..... xlo5 90
1909 . ST.. three STORY brick. Prs ..... 4 oo
.OeO y St, three-story brick. Tors .....-- 81 an
700 ST, three-story brick. Tors - 20 oo
81 81. three STORY br1ck, l9rs 80 on
l.lSs st. three-story brick, Orr 49,. -. a. lap
20 18th ST. two-story brick ,irs. \ oO
l4 TN St. twosiory brick 1900
FIJI Cleveland ave, two-story brick, Gre -. ) 30
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FLOWERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Hoses, Orchids, and other choice cut flowers
Foliage and Blooming Plants
Norway Spruce for Christmas Trees.
Imported lmmorteles for Cemeteries. etc.
JOHN SAUL, e21 eth st. k.w-
olo-1C Opp. Patent Office
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NEW EFFECTS IN JEwELRY-
SCARF PINS SLEEVE BUTTONS. ETC., etc Novelties
and Low Prices.
SAkS COMPANY.
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HoL1pAr BARGa1Ss
Inas our friends customers and strangers may have
me largest amount Of holiday felicity the sIallesf
amount Of greenbscks daddy dollars We offer until
The New Year, - ~-' ~A>A
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
On Al cash sales OF Dress Goods Hosiery Gloves
nanozerchlefs. Collars and CUFFS, Purteinonnsies
Hsndoaes. Sstchels Dressing Cases Cnbrellas Gents
sSsxis etc etc Our stock Of Blankets, Comfortsbles
1tAonele Sheettns, Underwear etc. Is full and COM
and very cheap The Gladstone shirt we offer AZ
re. And tl-2S Lyon gros- grain silk at ~ NET
o. S01 + st. NV
n91.2030.d11.1a14.1s.2o. 81 % ea.o4-edp
GQ 70 GEO. D. WALKER FOR MoNUMrNr.r
lo0nlfe WORK: best facilities in Wsahfnaron -.
sees sork Once and Yard 7O2 TO 7oS North Capsto
~ N reer o. Government Printing Once nhIS
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THIS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
sAKs 4 COMPANY,
ouTrTrTE1s.

soo. 900. so4. 500 and sos SEVENTH STREET.
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STORES

NOR RENT-wE HAVE FOR RENT IN VERY De
II SlliABLE LOCATIONS several HANDSOMELY
furnished houses for the SEASON or YEAR NJ REA-
SONABLE PRICES. HILL JOHNSTON.
dlt4tt nth at "A W
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MONEY TO LOAN.

2I0,0OO IN HAND To LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT
o W. RILEY DEEBLE.
dl6-1m 1919 r street.
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS
M TO suit at lowest rate of interest No delay where
title is good. THOS. q. HENSEl.
d16-2w 1O06 ST. u. W.
225,OO0, $4,000. $4,000, $4,000, 5000 AND
- $500 to loan frstclsss real estate security.
HUFTY DYER
d15-2w 18th and SITS NV
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED HAVE A CLIENT WITH S45 900 TO
w invest in Washington property northwest, who
wants Houses from So 900 to 10000 apiece Address
s. E. SHIP, 1921 st. 1T
"ANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE IN NORTH
w west years lease about $15 rental. will buy
furniture if house can be leased. Address NAVAL,
Star Office d2O-3ts
w built six room house; price exceed
$4,000. Address, stating full particulars, PARTICU
LAR, Star Office. d2O-Iw+
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FOR SALE-LOTS

NOR SALE-LOTS-
Il GROUND SHORT DISTANCE NORTH of d.
PONT CIRCLE and ADJACENT to NEW .HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE for SEVENTY-FIyE cents per
square foot HILL JOHNSTON,
d20-l0t 13S 18th st. NV.
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FURNISHED.

1909 % ST.. three-story brick. l2rs. ... q no 90
1912 ST, three-story brick. l0rs ........ loo 90
dl6-6t PARKER a TOWNSEND. l4lsFstn
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LOVE AND DEATH.

Life may hold sweetness yet; would not die;
For He might me with smiles upon his lip
Then from my heart the weary years woulC
And should greet him with a joyous cry.
| Forgiving and forgetting all the past.
Oh, life may yet be sweet; would not die.
Child. Fate has not been kind to you and me;
| Your baby kisses could not ease my pain:
While in that other face looked in vain
For signs of what knew could never be.
To seek again that cold and careless clasp.
| No; life has not been kind to you and me.
And Death is coming. All, will Death be kind?
Will he, some day. bring me my truant love?
Or shall float IN ether pure above,
Him who made life blessing and q curse?
Will Death bring better, happier times, or
worse?
All, Death is coming fast: will he be kind?
Love, have you never known one bitter hour?
Never looked back with tender, sweet regret
10 that past happy Summer when we met,
When first knew my beauty-fatal dower,-
Had chained your roaming fancy? What a
chain!
Woven in madness from despair and pain,
Andldly worn to kill an idle hour.
Child listen to me: Love is worse than Death;
For Death takes all, but Love takes fruit and
bloom.
And leaves the worthless husk to rot in
1t takes the crown from life; the weary breath
Must labor on until Death brings relief;
And blots out all the weariness and grief
Ah, Love is cruel: merciful is DEATH
Chambers Journal.
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BEYOND THE GATE.

EY KATHARINE MCDOWELL RICE.
Two dimpled hands the bars of iron grasped
Two blue and wondering eyes the space looked
through.
This massive gate boundary had been set,
Nor was she ever known to be but true.
Strange were the sights she saw across the
wav--
child had died some days before
And as she watched, amid the silence hushed,
Some carried flowers, some a casket bore.
Tfa little watcher at the garden gate
drew fearful, hers such thoughts and wonder
tilgs were,
Till said the nurse: Come here, dear child.
Weep not.
We all must go. 'Tis God has sent for her. "
b" If He should send for me"-thus spoke the
child
iii have to tell the angel, DO not wait.
Though God has sent for me, cannot come;
never go beyond the garden gate.'"
-HnrDer's MnOUzine.
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Intereatfng Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer of Column
bus, Ca. tells his experience thus: :" For three
years have tried every remedy on the market
for stomach and kidney disorders, but got no re-
lief until l used Electric Bitters. Took five
bottles and am now cured. AID think Electric
Bitters the best blood purifier in the world" /"
Major A. B. Reed Of West Liberty, Ky. used
Electric Bitters for an old standing kidney af-
fection, and says. Nothing has ever done me
40 much good as Electric Bitters." Sold at fifty
cents Il bottle by J. H. Matthew.
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----~A~~-
short time hrfore his death. Aiexand;

A short time before his death, Alexander
H. Stephens dictated 70 his amanuensls
sketch of the late Gen. Lee. The first ar
ticle was unsatisfactory, and he began a
second. This article, prepared with great
care, Mr.. Stephens was not able personally
to revise, but as it is, it will appear i'll the
Southern Birouc,c for February. sketch
of Lee by Stephens will have very peculiar
interest.
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Euckleu's Armica Salye.

THs: BEST SALvE in tho world for Cuts
Brnises. Sores. Salt Kheum, Fever Sores. letter
Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns and all
Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet Satlsfa tion money refunded. Price. 10
9 .rt, ,,,,r ,,x. Eur sal. i,s J II. Matt,isn.
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-~-OU~l

An Italian tramp working rs SKINNER i'll
a sugar-house i'll Assumption parish, COM
mitted suicide recently by jumping into
one of the boiling kettles. He was pulled
out at once, but tis burns were SO severe
that he died few hours afterward Par
ties outside of the sugar-hoase had threat
ened to kill him, and it is supposed their
nlenaces induced him to destroy himself
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-01-16

Have used Tongaline in cases of neuralgia
headache with succeas in almost every instance.
although some of these were of long standing
and of most troublesome character.
0. D. Norton. NJ. D.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-01-16

DAUL LECHE, Attorney at Law and Notary
Public Donaldsonville Gifice: st1obl on block
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

TvREDERICK DUFFEL, Attorney at law and
IL Notary Public, office on Chetimaches street
opposite the Courthouse.
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Ho11sE AND SIGN PAINTING.

INGRY. THE PAINTER, shop at Cheap
" Tonys Store, corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue. House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting in all their branches. Best work at
lowest prices.
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MILLINERY.

NFRS. Nj. BLUM. Milliner. Mississippi street
NJ between Lessard and st. Patrick. Latest
styles of Bonnets. Hats, French Flowers. ETC..
also all kinds Of Ladies Underware.
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CIVIL ENGiNEER AND SURVEYOR.

M W. DARTON. Civil Engineer and Sur
Will attend promptly to work in all branches
of his profession, such as surveying. mapping.
leveling for canals. bridges. rice fumes, estlma-
ting cost and supervising construction OF same
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"Why do you not be neutral on certain
subjects that the people Of our country are
divided on?" asked one of our patrons the
other day, further suggesting that he would
publish paper to please every body and
make more money if it was him. We have
had some experience in the newspaper bus
mess. About the first thing we found out
was that newspaper that pleased every
body generally pleased nobody. That a
newspaper to live must have friends and
strong friends. People generally respect
those who differ with them, if they are hon.
est in that difference, more than the one
who does everything on the policy plan.
There is nothing more contemplate to US
than to see man who has an opinion and
is afraid to express it for fear he will lose
a dollar or two. Some newspapers are run
on this plan. They are generally detested
by their enemies aud pitied by their friends.
-ErchuuUe
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Take care of your Liuer. A great lumber Of
the diseases to which mankind are liable arise
from disordered condition of this organ. Keep
it in a sound and healthy condition and you ca1
defy disease. PRICKLY ASH BITrERs are espec-
tally adapted for this purpose, being composed
of drugs which act on the Liver, giving it tone
and strength to withstand malaria.
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TINsMITH.
BARBER SHOPS.

ROGGE Il ANGBECKER, City Barber Shop.
Hotel. Shaving, Shampooning, Hair-cutting,
Dyeing of Hair or Whiskers, etc, in the best
style, at popular prices. Respectfully solicit
the patronage of the public.