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planned their uses to her. This laryngoscope,p
said he, .is fitted with small mirrors and an
electric light; the interior Of your throat will be
seen by me as clearly as the exterior; you would
be surprised to know how far down we can see
with an instrument of this kind" The operation
over, the lady appeared somewhat agitated.
Poor girl, said her sister, who was present:
it must have been very painful" "Oh, no, not
that" whispered the Boston lady; 'sbut just as
he fixed mis- instrument into place remembered
that had a whole in my stocking"
SOME evidently nervous Englishman writes
the following startling statement to the St
James's Gazette, under the nom de plume Of
"Ominousn 81 do not know whether it has been
noticed by any of your readers that when Parlia-
ment meets there will be exactly 666 members Of
the House Of Commons to be sworn in / think
l am also correct in saying that this ominous
number has turned up at least three or four
times during the late elections, either in the
numbers polled or in the majority obtained by
one candidate over another. Ingenious minds
have endeavored to show that the letters compos-
ing the late Prime Minister'S name make up the
fatal number. Whatever opinion may be enter
tanned of these attempts, / challenge anybody to
contradict my statement. as to the number of
the new House, and think it must be obvious
also that it has the mark Of the beast upon it
that is to say, of the three. acre cow!"
EpITAPH ON AN ASH MAN.
No more on the road
Strong barrels he smashes
Death dumped the last load,
And here lie his ashes
-Roxbury Advocate.
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upon itself odium as the originator Of much
of what would have been developed elsewhere,
and had no Kinks ever been constructed.
There is a great deal Of wickedness inherent in
the human makeup, and large per cent of
it will find expression. The rink may or may
not be propagation of evil. The objection to
the hot indignation of these clergymen is that
it is striking fellow when he is down. The
skating rink question is solving itself
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THE clergymen of Portland, Me. to the
number of twenty-four and embracing all de-
nominations, have begun war on skating
Kinks, and have formally petitioned the mayor
and City Councilt to revoke all licenses held by
the proprietors of such places of amusement.
The petitioners recite that there is unmistak-
able evidence of iniquity and immortality re-
sulting from the existence Of the Kinks, and
that their influence is most depraving and de-
moralizing, besides being injurious to health.
and public nuisance. The skating rink, at
worst, has been means rather than an active
cause of evil In many instances doubtless
it has proved a convenient rendezvous, and it
is not improbable that Airtations and worse
have originated there and gone on to their
natural results, according to the character of
those involved. II may be, however, that the
rink has simply focused these evils and brought
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By this means, after = little ex-
perience in burying the Goals, the feet can
be kept warm all day from the gently-radi-
ating heat. It Is generally resorted to in
many European cities, and there are places
where live Goals are for sale for this purpose,
a handful suficing for all day if properly
handled. With the feet warm, the entire
body is permeated by healthful glow. This
arrangement is much better than the employ
ment Of hot brick or soapstone, because it is
much more regular in its temperature.
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LEGAL PRINTING.

Louisville commercial.

OOmm0rClal.
The indianapolis Journal advising the people
of Indiana to adopt the Kentucky temperance
idea affords just cause for wonder. It is unusual
enough for the press of the North to admit that
any good can come out OF this section, but when
the conventional reflection upon Kentucky as the
birthplace OF lntemperance is replaced by such
advice as the Journal gives, there Is especial
reason for asking why such change. Ken
tuckians have understood all the while that the
great bulk OF their whisky production was alb
sorbed by other States Boosting Of superior virtue
not emitting Iowa and Kansas which temperance
orators and writers have held up as worthy ex-
amples for our unfortunate people. From the
recent tone of the press Of the school to which
the Journal belongs il might have been inferred
that the influence of Kentucky was the great OBJ
stacle against which the reformers had to con-
tend. However much that State may have been
misrepresented we are pleased to recognize the
first indication of justice the part of our
neighbors, and they are heartily welcome not
only to the Kentucky temperance idea. but TO
what the practice aud the spirit of our people
and crime in general. At the basis OF
the Kentucky character are Independence
and common sense Conservative our peo-
pie may be- making few changes In
their institutions and little show of public enter
prise; but when an evil develops itself the Ken
lucky idea of getting at its root Is apt to be prac
teal and effective. Kentucky is not ready to
tolerate the fanaticism of prohibition, which
denies TO the citizen the right Of free agency
and seeks to force upon one man another's idea
of morality. But If any community Is agreed,
in the main, upon the suppression OF saloons. the
laws permit the enforcement Of the local senti-
ment General manhood suffrage had Its hrst
embodiment in Kentuckys Constitution, and tho
right to freedom Of opinion has been recognized
in our government ever since. This is the basis
of the local option" laws under which, during
twelve years, there has been steady develop
ment OF sentiment against the evils Of an uure-
strained liquor traffic.
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A ROndeau.

A Rondeau.
When all Is done. and all in all
Is measured up; and Fame is won,
And glory gilds the funeral pail,
When man his long, last race has runs
When at the setting of Life's sun.
In deeper shade the earth grows small,
And midst million worlds is one;
When weary fingers listless fall,
And Fate has snapped the thread she spun,
Will sweet Oblivion bury all,
Or Heaven reveal, when all is donei
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Telephone Calls.
Business Office. .238 Editorial Rooms .242
The Sunday Journal has the largest and
lest circulation of any Sunday paper in In
diana. Price five cents.
The Weekly journal.

The Weekly Journal comprises twelve pages
of carefully selected reading matter, and has no
superior as paper for the farmer. 1t contains
ali the current news up to the date of issue, and
> vast quantity of the best literature Of the time
The sermons Of DR.. Dewitt G. Talmage are reg
larry printed in the Weekly Journal. The Week
ly Journal is furnished at the low price Of 81
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THERE are different ways of looking at things.
few days ago we read that Cleveland man
had attempted to throw red-hot stove at his
wife, It seemed horrible then. A sudden fall
of the mercury makes it delicate attention.
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ing each other vigorously. That noble inssitu-
ton. the Code, has, it viii thus be seen. amend
cd its rules so as to include what were once re-
garded as exclusively feminine implements Of
warfare
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A CHICAGO man claims to have invented a
system Of spelling by which spelling-books may
be done away with. He must have stolen the
idea from the Tribune Of that city. which has
spelled without regard to books and dictionaries
for these many weary years.
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THE Louisville CourierJournal wants some
body to cross over to the Indiana side and take
a picture of the city between 4 and 5 p. M. At
that time the natives are too busy painting the
town to think of painting picture of it
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MiSft Music.

He sailed unto foreign land,
His words no ear could understand;
He touched the viol-chord and 10!
Was heard the language ali hearts know.
WIN. B. Grifing. In Current
He sailed unto another land,
Where music none could understand;
He struck minor chord and dim,
And fifteen bullets lodged in him.
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All proper questions Of general interest will be ad.
rnitted to this column, and answered IL possible.
the answers cannot be given the questions will be
printed to invite replies from the outside The col
umn is for the mutual pleasure and profit of our
readers.
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sc. Louis Post Dispatch.
Gen. Lew Wallace has been honored By tie
Sultan with the imperial decoration OF tha
Medjidie. His friends don't know yet whether
TO call him henceforth Colonel Medjidie.s q
Major Madjidie.' or simply old Media
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THIS is cold day for the ungodly Of Cincin-
natl Rev" Sam Jones and Sam Small begin
their ministrations there this morning.
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Pasteural.

Do not kill the dog, my brother;
Though he's bitten you, l see
Let him go, perhaps another
ID like to journey to Paree.
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HANDMADE POETRY.
Still Stranded.

Still Stranded.
o for quill, to blow up my pursei
o for break In expenses until
The outflow shall cease and the tide shall reverse.
That may find in it coin a bill.
Thy purpose fulfil,
My resources nurse,
Nor treat me so i'll
would not complain. nor win rehearse
The horrors of holidays lingering still;
But in truth my finances could hardly be worse
0 for quilt
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THE Kentucky Legislature adjourned yestsr-
day because of the cold. 1t is needless to state
where it adjourned to-
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NATIONAL BANK NOTE.

NATIONAL BANK NOTE.
To the Editor of the Indianapol Journal,
Please state whether or not the national bank
note is legal tender. READER.
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AFTER . previous encounter. la which bad
words and disagreeable personal illusions were
the only weapons two government officials Of
Atlanta met upon the street. the one armed with
an umbrella. the other with . rolling-pin, and
vindioated their respective "honors" by whaek-
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MONTGOMERY County Matters.


PERSONAL ITEMS FROM ROCKvILLE-IMPRovE-
MENTS AND REAL ESTATE SALES.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, July 9th.
The county commissioners will meet Satur.
day, July 18th, to consider road petitions and
other business of importance-Messrs. Ansley
& Hansen have established . steam kindling
wood factory at this place.-Mr. w. X. Pun
phrey is having handsome and spacious brick
building erected on the corner Of Montgomery
avenue and Fayette street.-Tne Washington
Grove Camp meeting will begin August 18th.
MIR. c. NJ. Bean and Charles Sage both lost
valuable cows this week from overlooking on
clover.--Mr. Hamilton Cashell, highly
esteemed and prosperous farmer, ofthis county,
died recently at his residence in erry's dis
trict, aged a years.-Mrs. Rose Williams has
sold 70 Mrs r. 7. Veirs, II acres Of desirable
land in the west end OF Rockville, tor 81, 400.
Also to A. D. Green. building lot, two-thirds
Of an acre, for $3OO.-Gen. Drum and family
are pleasantly domiciled for the summer at
their country residence near Bethesda-Seve-
RAJ 1a. members Of the iamiiles OF Mr.; r. A. Bog
seriously: but not fatally, poisoned by drinking
butter milk one day this week. They are all
recovering, however.
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ECZEMA ON a CHILD.

Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES, have
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and tried several and medicues hit did not
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DIES which speedily cured her. for which 1 owe you
many thanks and many lights Cfrest
ANTON BOSoMIER, Edinburgh Ind
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WELL IaRxED CoNPL1NExrs

One which ali appreciate. and the most expert
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NO,eley'S well known New Haven House. at
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De
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y BUNDLE or NERVES--Such is the defini-
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than man. From her peculiar constitution she
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TETTER OF THE SCALP.

was almost perfectly bad caused by letter of the
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about six weeks and they cured my scalp perfectly
and my hair is Coming back as thick as it ever
]. =. CHOICE Whitesboro', Texas
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CITY ITEMS.

Save Pain, drugs, and possibly a spell OF
sickness-buy a supply OF Gordon & Dilwarth s
celebrated Blackberry Brandy, at the reduced
price of our 30 days closing out sale.
n. I. METZGER Il BRO,
AIT 18th street NV.
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Sewing Machines At Bottom Prices.
No canvassers. No two profits. All machines
we sell, rent or repair are warranted. To save
money and ANNOYANCE go to Auerbach's, 7th
and h. Telephone 1922.
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, 30 cts: SOAP 20
cts; RHsoLvEST. 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
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COVERED WITH RI.DTHES

want to tell you thai your CUTICURA EESOLvENT
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FREDERICK MAITRE,
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LECTURES,

GOOD MEMORY EASILY ACOUIRED-LA-
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LOCAL MENTION.
GC patfp?r.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsIIStfrS.. J. e. July 10. lSS6. y am.
For District of Columbia. Maryland and Vir-
Gn b cal rains. followed by fair weather. sta
tiot'trN temperature, variable winds generally
wr~;vEiy.
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weather as l-.tir-ttrd for the New England
stat :!.it l1tI weather and stationary tenn
pr Ur.. .1l.oWcd sunday evening by slightly
coOicr weather tpT the middle Atlantic states.
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Autumn Crocus is not patent medicine.
well-known New York physician, and is a
ce1tdin cure for all forms OF rheumatism and
Gout 81 per bottle. Z. u. GILMAN's, 627 Pa. av.
eO30
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HEADQUARTERS for gents fine hand-sewed
low shoes; also full stock OF bicycle and tennis
Shoes. Richie, III Market Space.
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Johnson, 9th and e.
has the finest Soft Smell Crabs, Deviled Crabs
Clam Chowder. Turtle Soup, Spring Chicken
&C.. &c. Ladies' Saloon, first floor.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A ubuSpmpulS EO.Niyhf.

AmuSemenIS Tonight.
ALBAUGHs.-"1he Golden Hen
NATIONAL.-"The Black Husss.r"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-SecondB Battle of Bull
Run
ABSER'S GARDES.-Concert
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHOSPHTTES,
In Lung Troubles and Cholera It.fdntuns.
DR.. w. E. Ransom, Hartford. Ind, says: 81
find SCOTS Emulsion an excellent remedy in
lung troubles, and especially in StrumOus chill
dren and a most valuable remedy in chronic
stages of Cholera Infantum." co
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LIGHrSISG rods. jill. kuehIing.

COLD MILWAUKEE BEER, served in English
Stone mugs. Johnson, Sth and f..
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Sunday Chronicle Tomorrow.
Don't miss it. All the details. Red Hot.
During this Warm Weather nothing is
more refreshing than q good glass OF Iced Tea.
Our Japan, Oolong, Gun Powder, Imperial and
English Breakfast, at SOC. pound, Is un-
equaled, because of the great mark down In
price for the 80 days closing out sale.
Ut METZGER & BRO
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GEO. W. ToMPkINs, NJ. D., IS Cumberland
Street. BrOOklyu. y. y. writes, June .. 1855:
i take pleasure in recommending AllcOck 5
Porous Plasters in all cases OF general debility.
especially where the pains are severe over the
region, of the X ,dneys, liver and chest: marked
Improvement occurs soon iS relief from suffer
Ing II obtained. For lumbago these plasters
OurpaSs linlmeuts. ,xc.f
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CHISFTEID SOFT Crabs selling cheap at r. A
GOldenS Potomac river game and Iish stalls
Center market. Telephone oi.-i-
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IrcH1Se.

ETCHING.
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KIDNEY PAINS, and that weary lifeless, ali-gona
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District Democratic Conveutfou.
correspondence of THE EVENING STAR


FALLS CHURCH, VA, July 8.
The democrats of Falls Church district met
at Bailey's Cross Roads on the 9Th inst. for the
purpose of electing delegates to the convention
which dominates . candidate for Congress
from this district. The meeting was the largest
and most harmonious ever known in Falls
Church district. The chairman OF the district
committee. George Aud. esq.,, of Annadale
precinct, was elected presiding officer and Mr.
Frank Berkeley secretary. The following were
chosen delegates and alternate delegates:
Falls Church precinct-W. p. Graham; J. s.
Riley alternate West End precinct-David
Watkins; George Aud alternate. Bailey's
Cross Roads-TheodOre Bailey; Thomas Terrett
alternate. Annadae-John II. Chichester: g.
L. Pickett alternate. unanimous rising vote
was given instructing the delegates on the 5th
OF August at Alexandria 10 stand by old Fair
fax $ iavorite son and soldier statesman, Gen.
". II. f. Lee. This gentleman is prominently
distinguished for traits of character which
have won the respect of all.
THE SANITARY LAWS TO BE RIGIDLY EN-.
FoRCED-Thomas p. kingsbury, OF 1888 l4th
street, before the Police Court to-day,
charged with maintaining nuisance in hav-
ing "a manure box in the alley in the rear of his
stable, which it is alleged is injurious to health
The judge said he would rigidly enforce the
sanitary laws and imposed tine OF SIS. An
appeal was noted.
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PLATE and 100 cards. $3.50. whitaker's.

Go To Piney Point hotel, st. Mary's county,
Nd. down the Potomac, for solid comfort, and
a. reduced rates.
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GARDEN HOSE at shields. 400 9th street.

Go To X. W. HENDERSON Il CO.. lib f st.
NV, Tor wall paper and window shades.
SOMETHING NEw.-To Introduce them, will
make you lIie-Sizcd portraits for $40. superior
u cray on. EsTABRook, I'll Market Space.
EVERYBODY.-AH those leaving the city, or
tho~c who remain at home, should purchase a
supply q; our fine old French Brandy Black
berry Brandy. old California Wines and some
OI those delightful >yrUDS, such a. i..t> pberTy.
Lime Fruit Juice Syrups, &c, at he reduced
price oi our 30 days closing out sale.
y. 4. METZGEI: & Bro,
AL eth ST. u. W.