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Gov. Auger Shot.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
When attempting to drive away from in
front of his residence two colored men who
used vile and profane language, Gov. c. C.
Anger was, this forenoon, shot four times.
His wounds will not prove serious. The
negroes are in custody.
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The following i. the standing Of the clubs
Death of a Dartmouth student.

HANOVER, N. H., Aug. Is
News was received here today from Sandy
Hill, N. Y, of the death of A. j. Thomas,
member of the senior class of Dartmouth
College. He was a fine scholar and in all
respects promising young man.
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MOrtuary.

BANGOR, Aug. Is.
R. D. Stockwell, for As years prominent
lumber merchant of this city, died at mid
night Saturday; aged So years.
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Drowning Accidents.

PORTLAND Aug. Is.
Alfred Jackson, aged 10, son of Charles
Jackson, was drowned while bathing near
Lambert's bridge in Presumpscot river. The
body was recovered.
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War Department.
v once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, II. c., Aug. l6 =: A. NJ.
For New England, far weather; northerly
"lnos' becoming southeaster!y; slightly
warmer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boston-New York 3, Boston Z.
At Chicago-Cbicago 3, St. Louis 2.
At Detroit-Detroit Q, Kansas City 3.
At lphia-Philadelph 8, WASH
nuran q
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WAVE LINE " HAPPY THOUGHT y

pug 'ooaeeo and you will live happy as a king. Try
" and judge for yourself.
iy20dSwiy lpd 2pw chdy mr.
'''ious divine once said, ga good cigar is some
aug 10 thank God for" We have produced the
VI perfection in the ). 5. Sleeper Co.'s brand
KS" Long, straight, Havana fller, with a
"''a wrapper, gives these cigars all the essen
saa"'les of an imported one, and makes it in
pa'aoly superior to any other 10 cent cigar in
AiA'Se'- The "N. & S." is sold by nearly every
ana single trial will convince any smoker
vast superiority of. this brand. S. S. Sleeper
foprletors, Boston, Mass. Try the "N. and
81
jy20d&wly lpd 2pw chdy mr.
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EAsTPORr. Aug. l5

Henry B. Hunt, foreman in the Eastport
Sentinel office, while out sailing in small
boat today, was drowned by the craft upsetlng
in sudden squsll. The body was re COW
cred. Hunt was 33 years of age, and is a
son-in-law of Collector Mutt. He leaves a
widow and two children.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Portlsnd-Portland 8, Brockton 5.
At Haverhill-Haverhill 8, Lawrence |.
m dato.
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That jN0- + ceHnq

The warm weather has debilitating effect,
osnecie.ly upon those who ere within doors
most cf the time. Tie peculiar, yet common,
aon,,lalnt known as "tbat tired feeling"
e tlc result. This feeling can be entirely
oyercons by taxing Hoods Sarsaparilla,
.bich gives new life and strength to all
the functions of the body.
al could not sleep; had no appetite. I
took Hccd's Sarsaparilla and soon began to
sleep soundly; could get up without that
fred and anguid feeling; and my appetite
mnroved" X. A. SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
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kingof'e all

hap2y Thought Wave Line Plug Chew
'ns Tobacco stands on its own merit. To protect
'Ne consumer against limitations, 1t is made in
patented shape Of its own rhe sides are pressed in
aWave line. Buy the
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by TELEGRAPH.
" RATHER GPstRT

INDICATIONS Tor the nes, "a Hoars.
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ASSURE PREVENTIVE and CURE for
CHOLERA INrANTUM.

Ry the use of this predigested and easily assimi-
lated Food fatal results in this dreaded disease can
be surely prevented.
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Strengthe,e the System

Hoods Sarsapariiia IS characterized By
three reculiar:ties Isl, tie continuation OF
yeaeGIl agents; I'd, The pfoportion; 30, tne
nr0cess of seeming The &c,iyc medicinal
aualilles. The result IS L medicine of unusual
strength, e1-ot!ng cures Lhmeuo unknown
Send fer bo.i; containing additional eyidenc,
.Hood S Saraaparilla tones up my system,
ourides my llood. sharNel4s my aupetite. and
sepnis to make Inc over" J. L. THOMPSON,
Resi,ter el Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"H,ods s SfSaparila beats al others and
tswaf.hl WelgEtip gold" /. HARRINGTON
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hood's SarsaparilIa
sod by ali druggists. 81; six for ss Made
onv by c. I. HOOD & Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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The BEST FOOD to be used in
connection with PARTIAL NURSING.

No other food answers perfectly in such cases.
It causes no disturbance Of digestion and will be
relished by the child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-16
APerfect Nutrient for INVALIDS
in either Chronic or Acute Cases.

Hundreds of physicians testify to its great value.
II will b. retained when even lime water and milk
is rejected by the stomach In dyspepsia, and in all
wasting Diseases it ni- p owed the most nutritious
and palatable and at the same time the most eco.
nemlcal OF Foods For ~ infant NAV be made
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
A Confederate Generals Dilemma.
flaU


While Gen. Sherman was chatting with our re-
porter the other day the conversation turned upon
ne ne religious @ element q the soath during the war
me OF an Interesting interview had with clergy.
man when ! entered Memphis found busInesl
public schools were shut up. and no churches were
opened on sunday: stood - few days. and then
ssaea ,S general eniI order requiring a stores
usual RELIGIOUS exercises to be held In the churches
"The dIy after the order was promulgated I was
waited upon at my headquarters by clergyman, who
announced himself - the Rev: Mr.. -. of the
s siSSRs sas..t :ys o e os, t y
50 snI aSxSj lI; s% ys'y sisa ae ys'.
General. have seen your order about opening the
churches on sunday, and am good deal embal
aea 90 saoT aow t9 oSsy T. or how 70 state
10 obsying an order, and as for objections, don I
care TO hear them YoH obey the older and never
are aware that since our unhappy Civil War com.
menced the ritual OF the Eplscopaiian Church South
Pas Ga1sTsns n.ys nos change as H. said
now directed by our Church to pray for
The Hon. Jefferson Davis, President Of the
enthusiastically compelled TO obey the directions Of
the Church, and he looked at me with inc express
sion oi martyr about 70 be taken TO the stake and
'on, never mind; pray for Davis-pray for him lost
as hard ~ you eau lie needs every prayer you taH
ket on. Duts my irlenu am dreadfully afraid
piaylng wont 90 ll9 any goadi no has gone hp.'
require me to pray for Abraham lincoln az Pfesi-
dent OF the United staies7 lily no means, my dear
fellow said !, LET MIN alone lie don't need any
prayers. Abraham Lincoln IL Just an sure OF saliva.
tion a. any man who has ever died or ever will die
"Next sunday morning u occurred to me would
20 To this church OF his and see how he got on Ser
Vices had Just begun when went In, but took my
seat where could have good view OF him aud he
me. lie saw me before I got half way down the
aisle. lie went on with The service, and when be
arrived at tho point OF conflict between the EpIsco-
pal Church South and the order OF Sherman, with
one eye on the prayer book and the other eve on me
he prayed for all In authority over us, left out
Davis, and let Lincoln alone,n
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
A.I. xlaor's white rsrr.ee,

tNNpoi W Asutot vi ADuuOu IlIueb
1t may not be known to many VINO deplore tho
recent Destruction OF the beautiful white and mink
terraces OF Tarawera New Zealand, that another
white terrace still exists. not very far from home.
near the ruins OF Hlerap0is, In Asia Minor, HIer.
apolis, called BY the Turks Pambouk Kaessl or Hot
springs, IL Situated on low branch OF the MisOuQIs
Mountains, overlooking the Lycus Plain and the
ruins OF laodlcela, Immediately opposite TO COlOssm
which was built on the slope OF the Khonos Noun.
tains, and TO Denxll. (DospolIs) on Mount Cadmis.
When ! drst saw the terrace from the opposite
mountains, some twenty miles on, It looked IKE a
Dreastplate OF silver on great mountain giant
When came nearer found that 1t was formed by
hot springs OF sulphur and lime, which descended
from great elevation 10 dazzling white and
formed IN their passage down by their petrfyioQ
power ice-lke clHs and seemingly frozen waterfalls
running into natural basins Of beautiful and
varied ge0metrical shapes, all stalacte covered net
rliacfions OF fanastc FORMS ON the high plateau
whence the springs descend are the ruins Of tenn
pie once appropriately dedicated 70 Pluto The
molly hot bath which stood 10 the temple courtyard
nurrounded by cOlOnnade Ii still In nue perserya.
t0n, and beneath its deep clear blue waters can s
be seen many duted column and finely carved cor.
Nice Gas "a coqtnually bubblinR up from the bot.
tom OF me bath. The chief source OF the sulphur
springs ltha ancient plqtOniuiq) 10 cave, from
which ylpQr Issues fatal TO animal life. This vas
c1nsldered short cut 10 Plqto's Internal realms
mol lar OH IL ruined fountain and cIstern near 10
well OF sweet water, which supplied the whole
town with that Necessary OF life, may add a. In
terestng to the Christian archH JlOglst that on d
ruined Intel near Piut0s temple ] saw these words
sculptured, "JsA c, ,nika- Jesus Christ conquers.U
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
Grauelers' Guide.
GRKAT PENNSYLVANIA Rourp
TO THk NORTH, WEST. AMI aOIITts Wpum
DOUBLE T5lAGK, STEEL RAILS. SPIFNbfhT 16T
sokNaHy 9sAASSlMIFiGENTE 4 SlF EQtIPHENT.

,, GRkAT PRNNSYLvANIA ROUTE
Il boTBfk ThI ksTSEA TMaS wEsT SFsF Hs ANR sSgTaMEsT
htsSSss6SEFs1SEEST 9SEs II }sss
'AsS s.tS t@SsssIpESs sna from station corner
| yor Plttsbdra and the West, chicss" ,..
6ress of Palace sleeping Cars al q y ~ Sai,s
VIZ s ss Carr asS'f .aS sS
SSsssss sss:'s
SSs 70 GAlsa.o a. aailYi snaY ha,rIs nIa
Wes.ern Enpres soSnecng 81 Hariaburg with
sliie And ST. Lous. Pacias Espress 10 p. M Ss,Is
t9r rrrisnrs and the Wsst Win through sleeper
vSALTikoaE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
apa%q ~ sne, oosnandaigus, Rochester, BuGslC, nj.
ssa q sSsssp: Saturday, with
ror &c AMI W,nlismsport Lock Haven, and Emma. ., 50
For New New sYtSsns Yossn ana SasaSs sSs East.
i,o, 10 abS ~ an1 ~ i,o H. On Sunday. l. n 4,
Limited Express Of Pullman paror Cara = an.
tcq e9q so:soap ;so p vIfiSa, Hi iSay, ssss.' Sunday
meet JERSEY WIN Sosts q t5S s1cs sol
6nosdi9s direct transfer 70 Fulton street svoidine
yor Philsdsiphls, 7.iS, Sand II ii Is Ansn IA
snS sSS I,S sS 2 M on Sunday. w., ts. 40 is
.Ioss. n%,'sS sSl1 G ~ m. md sss ,. N. dan,
r; VI on n Sunday 900, go, ana ii.Sss n. D. 4is,
,.I, yISi Pops. Sisst Line. r,s I. n. and az ,. :.
ss ::s:S ss.a., s.:s.,. :ss ~. .ss ~ A.;
ALRxANDRIA AND FRHDRRICKsRURa RAIL.
WAf yIAiInnn AND wAsHlNG1ON
yorAlsysadris, %, los, Vs. 10 60 and II .Ys. =.
Gos,S; " ~ ass Sol, sOb, and 1871 p N. Oz 6pndss
~ s,oo, S;ss. and io.oo q ni:, and 800 p. ".
daily, and A.Bs ?; m. daily, except Sunday.
l'rainsleave Alexandria for Washington, s.O5, eOe.
1000, and 1910 .. M, a0s sas, 10, 1906 aud lOSf
P m, and y. 10 midnight, Except MoncayJ on sun
asy ~ s.oo and iO.io =. M 7Ot, aud 10.sa D
Tickets and Information al the once northsa,p
corner of Thrteenth street and Pennsyvanissvenue.
end ~ the station, where orders can DO la for N
checking OF basssset 70 destination from hotels an
CHARLES =. PU0H, General Nsnassr.
J. ". WOOD. .Aeassal PasseaSey lsenl
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
RINHtrD

Mrs A. W. Jones and daughter, Miss Lila, OF
Rockford, Ill are At present residing In the city,
and are regular visitors at the rink. Little Lila to.
getner with her sister, Mamie, are the skaters no
wen known throughout the country as the JOnes
sisters, who opened both Kinks In this city last sea.
son. After leaving Washington they completed the
Northern, Western, and Canadian circuits, skating
In all Of the prominent Kinks OF the country to large
and appreciative audiences.
Manager Grouse, always on the lookout for the
comfort OF his pairons has secured the services OF
MT John Stewart, who will have charge OF the
loot tnis season. Mr. Stewart is competent In
Professor W. A. Fingles ia amusing baltimore an.
diences with his scientific manipulations of the
"Hemacltes."
caused boom In rinklng, large crowds attending
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
ARCHERY NOTES.

l.. W. Maxson, OF the Patent Oiice, is In Brooklyn
attending tne meet OF the Eastern Archery Ass0ca
ton. MT. Maxson Is champion OF America for night
shooting, having shot an arrow over two hundred
yards lie has also made larger scores at the target
than the recorded score OF any archer OF ONO
ana II lie does not lose by shooting unfamiliar
ground will win the gold medal which goes to The
champion 0f the East. Mr.. Maxson expects several
OF the New York archers TO return with him In time
Tor the tournament al the Arsenal next Wednesday
and Thursday.
Gen. Gibson, commanding at the Arsenal, and
Lieut.. iratt, post quartermaster, have won the
hearts OF the lovers OF the long bow by the complete
arrangements they have made for ihe comfort of
the archers and their guests. A more perfect spot
he hard to md.
The best archers of the Potomac Club have chal-
enged the officers the garrison the Arsenal 10
shoot Target match, reyolyers against long bows,
az same targets distance, forty, nfty or sixty yards
Spauding, the dealer In guns, eic, Offers revolver
as prize TO the winning team. The president Of
the Potomac Arehers, who IL also q rineman, estl
mates the range and penetration OF an arrow from
heavy bow TO be abont the same as that OF bullet
from Tour iouI or nye Inch s!-caliber pistol, but not
nearly equal " that OF The usual short cartridge
nred from rire OF same caliber.
"Iurle-back" shooting consists In laying the
aargei hat On me ground and Inc archer, standing
The air. In order TO ht The target It has 10 turn n
the air and penetrate the target face.
Invitations have been sent out to all the archeys
IN he county, ~ Tar As can be found, 10 attend fie
washington meet at the Arsenal grounds, Wednes-
hay ana InIrsday next Shooting begins each day al
dcied, and those who wish TO enjoy novel
and picturesque signt should not fall To attend
Wednesday, October G-IAdes, double Columbia
round, is arrows each at So 40 and 80 yards gentle
Inen, double American round, 90 arrows each at 90,
%, and 10 yards Night shooting, turtle back shoot
Ing Thursday, October Ladies', national round,
- arrows al 60 yards ~ at 90; ONO round 90
at 80 yards; gentlemen, ONO round, 20 arrows at 90
yards; Potomac round, ~ arrows each al So TO- aud
90 yards; unknown distance shooting. Distribution
OF prizes, Of which large number nave been
secured and placed upon The cOntesta
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
Rales for Horss-Csr Passengers.
lliOafnn THanacrlnf


some one ought to write short treatise on horse
car behavior. few simple rules would benent the
bubble who ride 10 these democratic institutions
and pernsps not q few individuals would thus ac
anire an lnkng OF their relations to the grand pub
lie which they would never know from the Innuences
ana ieachlnRs OF the home Circle These rules
should he the converse Of the following:
u) In an open h0rse-car allow everybody To STUN.
BILE over you Ia getting seat, as Reminder OF the
obstacles they Will meet In life. Don't move an incl
Tor the world. Thereby You demonstrate your im-
mobility. and that you p0ssess admirable nrmness
hnd may De relied upon In an emergency to stick.
(ID When woman entera any car never be arst
W pr9nerlng per seat. Walt and zee II anybody
else doea w. Look along down the line OF ale pas
sengefa. and ny your expression convey an Idea Of
amazement that others SHOULD allow her TO stand up
II she should be working woman, concentrate your
whole braih on the newspaper before you. Such
power OF Isolation In crowded horse oar denotes
usual individuality. N
% In leaving horse-car walt until the conduc-
Tor u about ready 10 start up. BY doing YOU viii
be Taught lesson Ia dynamics that may prove OF
Immense practical advantage W you in ihe future.
Thls rule VIII chIeny apply 10 women but one ex.
cluslVely Tor them would read:
Mhen woman gets Into car aud III akes for a
seat lake rapid and complete inventory Of her en-
IRE costume, from bonnet-Htrings t0 shoe acInos
holng every defect In synmetry fault In blending
colors and satlrlcally commenting on them 10 yOnr
companions. Thus shall you magnify your own ar.
tinllc temperament aud precise and elegant TASTE
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
THE IRiSu aIlEsTlnk-

LONDON, Oct. 2.-sir Michael Hicks Bea ch, chief
secretary for Ireland, has returned TO London II ID
stated tnai his experience In Ireland has convinced
him thai exceptional ineasn res Will be necessary 10
maintain order Ia the country before issT. II Ii fur
ther said that The conservative members OF Parlia.
inent wh he poiiged that their presence AT the No
yenbeT session OF Parliament Will he necessary In
view OF ihe recommendations ~ be made by the
government respecting Ireland.
Ia accordance with the advice OF Gen. Butler aud
with Tue full approval OF the home onicer Gen War
ren chief Inspector OF police, has largely withdraw
hefpecial police projection from the public
IL London, 10 be henceforh employed 10 watching
suspects.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
A Dollar Well Invested Bsila. . Church.

Ihe derman Evangelical Lutheran Lucas Church
near Tue corner OF Broadway aud Wabridge avenue
Toledo, Ohio, remained unfinished for the lack o
funds Last Saturday Mr.. Henry Sass, yg WesterI
avenue, received 5000 for one-nfth of ticket Ma
q s9, which drew the second capital prize OF s2s'
wv 10 the Louisiana state Lottery on July 49, lie I,
member OF the CbqTch, tkey. A. II. Weber pastor,
church, which hui for this aid would remain unnn
ished i9I lack of funds. lie y q tailor, seventy
years old u lh!s country twenty years, has sup
lyss ana ths people there ieidIcs With hi% hiTif aI
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Assistant Naval Constructor y. n. Bowles has
been ordered TO duty at the Portsmouth Navy Yard
II is said that Commander Bree. noy on The Iro-
gnois wlll be assigned command OF the Shenandoah,
ior her holhewafdb0und passage ar0Hnd Cape
Horn. W
The Ir0quOis III again at CallaO, Peru, having been
ordered there recently per sealed orders, thought
70 be IN relation to some new complication over the
Santos question.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03

Earned runs-W Washlngtons, I; Chcagos, 3; Home
runs-Darympe. Three-base hits-Farrell Passed
balls.Hardie,2 2, Wild pitches Flynn. First base
on bas..Carroll, Farrell. and Flynn. First base on
errors-Washingt0ns, q; Chicagos, 2. Struck Out
by Gilmore. s.; by. Flynn, 9, Double plays-Wil.
lngtons, l; Chicagos, Z. Umpire-Pearce.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
NEW YORK, Oct. New YOrEs, g: Detroits q
Base hts-Sew Yorks, @; Detroits, .. Errors-New
Yorks a Detrots, 0.
BosToN, Oct. 2.--Bostons, o; Kansas Citys. q
Base hts-Bost0ns, Is; Kansas Ctys, S. Errors =
Bostons, Z; Kansas Citys,6.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Philadelphlas, 0; St
Louis, l. Base hlts-Phadelphas, 4; st. Louis, g.
Errors-Philadelphias, Z; St. Louis, II.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. AIN the first inning of to.,lay's
game the Browns pounded ShaIers pitching for
nVe hts, all In succession, which, together with
couple OF stolen bases and two passed balls, gave
them four runs, which won the game. Score: st.
LOUIS, y, o. o, 0, 0, 0, 1-5. Meropolltans-O,O o.
0, 20, 0, o. Ga Base hlts-St. Louis, I; Metro.
poiltans,5 o. Errors-St. Louis, 2; MetrOpOltans, 4.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-The Louisvilles had an easy
lime with the Batmores this afternoon. They hit
hLroy hard. Ramsey pitched great game and
struck out the BaItmOres In three successive In
ninga. Score: Louisvllles-1, !, /, 90, l,Q-7
Baltimores,o. /, 81, 0, Q, o,osl-3. Base hlts-
aoqisyiiles 13; Batmores, :. Errors-Louisvllles,
9; Baltimores, 6.
CIscINNATI, Oct. 2.-Cincinnatis, 10: Athletics, l.
base hits-clnclnn9tis, l2; Athletics; o. Errors
Cncinnatis, 8; Athletics, o.
PIrTsBuRG, Oct. 2.-Pittsburgs, 4; Brooklyus, o,
Base hits-Pittsburgs, 4; BroOkiyns, Errors
Pittsbnrgs,s; Brooklyns.2
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
THE TuIIIs HEATS THE sTRASGpn.

MABBLRnEAD, MASS, Oct. 2.-The first OF the
series OF races between The Thetis and the Englist
cutter Stranger yesterdays race not belonging tC
the series, but match by itself was sailed OF
the Yankee boat but the latter ousalled her at eyery
point, aud crossed the lne winner by 1ye minute,
iwenty-iDree seconds. Ing Stranger allowed the
Theis one minute. The race was perfectly sails.
factory, and both Mr.. Warren and Mg. Bryant ap.
peared satsded VIII Tue Teslli. The BecOfd race ID
inc series will be sailed Tuesday. y
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
As We lre M.nur.c,u,s,,

We can, and We do, sell you fall clothing for your
self or boys twsny per cent. lower than any other
house 10 the city. Elsemap Bros, cor. 7th and L
inOtOn - ~ ~
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
A. We Are Manufacturers.

As We Are Manufacturers,
we can, and we do sell You fall clothing for your.
sell or boys twenty per cent. lower than any other
house in the city. Eiseman Bros cor. TN and 4
n W., the only clothing manufacturers OF Wash.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
tW A G A r ID i.

leg a g A R d.
10 all VINO are suffering from the errors and lndls-
cretlons OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, etc, will send recIpe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America,
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
INAAN, Station d, Ns,D York Citv. ses.1v
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
Our p.li stoek i.R..s,

In eyery department. IL took courage 10 make 40
great quantity. Nothing less than the Generous
an undertaking Elseman Br0s, the only WashlnQ-
ton manufacturers OF clothing 7tn aud streets.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
lie Lost the ConbIusiIon

"Did you see the butchers parade 20 asked the
snaxe editor OF casual caller yesterday afternoon.
.%s "See ne man throwing sausages at the crowd9o
...we, meyer sausage thing betore.p
I'LL na ! ia Ffetty good III surprise my wife
WIN that when get home" -
When the casual caller arrived at home he said to
HMy dear, In tho butchers parade to-day there
was nan throwing s4lsages 10 tne spsdtstorJ.T
"Was there 2" ''7'-
fore" S '"1' "'''e "c-
"Sether did I.n
lie waited nve minutes for his wife 10 laugh, and
.heh wen' Out u wonder how he Lost the c0Inbina-
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
.A,a..... n.,..~...

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and
delivered In k-pOund award prints, 20 cents Der
pound. Also cottage cheese. buitcrmik, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, Is cents per pint.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
nIIn.

LANDvoIar..Su,idenly on October 2, 1886, At
William II. and Elizabeth Arnold Landyoirt. arei
four years and eleven months Funeral, 10 A, M,.
Monday, the 18th instant, from the residence OF his
parents, 19l street southeast.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03

Fall Overeoats from % 10 $50.
This varying weather Is good monitor. An up-
limited selection. Eisewan Bros, the only Wash.
ing.on manufacturers OF clothing, cor. 7th and e
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
As We Are Manufacture,

We can and we do, sell you fall clothing for your.
sell or boys twenty per cent lower than any other
house IN the city. Eiaeman Bros, cor Ith and r
inytDn.