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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND EIGHTH
STREET. SOIJTHE

Pursuant to decree of the Equity Court of the -
District OF Columbia made on the 9th day March,
1856. passed IN Equity Cause No. y, $780, Docket
70. the undersigned trustee will, on SATURDAY,
Nh IHE THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1885, at FIVE
OCLOCk r NJ sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises the following real estate situated in the
city OF Washington, in the District OF Columbia, to
bered 924, Commencing at the southwest corner Of
SAID lot No g. running thence east 20 feet 10 inches
thence north 40 fett thence 20 feet 10 inches
and thence south 40 feet the place of beginning
and 4.
Terms Onethird cash, and the residue in two equal
instruments at six and twelve months, with interest
Notes and approved security required for the deferred
payments Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost A
deposit OF $1OOrequired at time of sale.
mhl2-l EGds ROBT BALL, Trrstae
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STEAMERS.

q ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRu
Oompany's Pier, No. az North River. foot Of Mortaa
street, New York.
81 GERMAN. boyer. "wednesday March IT, snm
81 Laurent de Jousselin. Wednesday. March "a
q
Amerque, Santelii, wednesday, March 81 2 n m
Normandie. de kersabiec, Wednesday, April =,
a. m
Checks PAYABLE sight, IN amouns 90 suit on the
hsnque TransatlantGue OF Paris LOUIS be be
BAN, Agent, No Bowling Green, New York
Messrs. BELL CO, Agents for tho Districs Of
COLUMBIA 14S7 Pennsylvania avenue.
ml2 washington n q
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AUCTION SALES
WALTER b wILIAMs 4 co,


q
GREAT ART EVENT.
AAgaly Important and Valuable Couecaisa
PAINTINGS
or THE
BELGIAN. FRENCH AND DUTCH scHooIA
10 be Sold. Without Reserve ON the Eveusnepof
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
NINETEENfH. 1855, ~
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
Attic
SCOTT ART GALLERY, WILLARD'S HAxxA
EXHIBITION. pay AND EVENING. UNTIL
ARTISTS REPRESENTED.
Bells, H. Macs, Err
Brehmer, w. Mirales r.
broWn. F. C NotermanZ
Carpenter Il PiotrOvSki A
Col ., Portiel}e.J.
Croegaert; q. Rosenboom, "A
BDs s n IN saSry, 81
DE Buell. F. Scbaefels HR
De De Haas, LII semenowsky, <
E5ieke6erg, VIII Vaitho hon. ~ Il
i Esv,s,rI;sen, 4 Van Damme, E.
SsTaTa, Iheo. Yam Yam dem dem kks sskso;ve,k
HHaanen, A. Van Leemputten F.
Hilyerdinck, E, A. Verwee i.
Huysmans, J. B. Vester w
Janssens, j. Villa I. W.
Kluyver w. WalEer A
E oeAoek, D. Y Washington, q.
RRooi, :. Weber, Theo.
Lafon. +. Zirnmerm..,r
AauteIs. u. Zuber-Buhler,F r.
ViSltng washington, wish to state that no pains
naHe Deen spared in bringing together this superb
Sfolecuon OF paintings Many of the pictures have
oeen painted to my order, and have certi, ates of
originality on the canvas Others are consigned by
e arusts themselves, aud fresh from their eases
Aogether constituting the most valuable collection
mat have ever offered to the public. Hoping that
my enorts Will be duly appreciated, yours truly,
A. DHUYVETTkR, JR-,
No. Al UNIvBRaITY PLACE NEW York.
No COURTE RUE DE L HopITAI.
ANTWERP, BELGIUM.
Mr.. SCOTT, Jr., will conduct the sale
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO, AuctA
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YTNHOMAS ]. FISHER d CO, Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND
DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER OF H AND
EIGHJH STR EEvCS NlRIHEAGT

i.
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of esh
the District of Columbia passed on the 9th day
January, 1856, in Equity cause No. 1904 fn3
wherein isabella w Ashford, executrix, is pia.
ant and samuel Sprgg ct al are defendants. the
DAY OF MARCH. 1856: at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.
sell by public auction in front of the premises Lot
numbered fifteen l5) in square numbered nine hum
dred and twelve OBJ in the city of Washington, D.
c. improved by q threeStOry brick building, press
brick 'front.' store OH ground floor with dwelling above
situate at the southeast of and St streets
northeast on the line of the Columbia railway.
Terms of sale One-third cash, and the residue in
two equal instruments payable respectively in one
and two years from day OF sale the whole bear in
terest from the day of sale till paid the of six
cent per annun and TO be secured the properly
sOld or all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
conveyancing to be al cost Of purchaser.
CALDERON CARLISLE
3O7 street NV,
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON
40 9Th street "
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NV.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia passed Ia Equity Cause e
MARCH EIGHTEENTH. 1885, at FIVEOCIOCK r..
NJ ct public h &C. auction i9 front Of the premises the
asa together with the improvements thereon cor.
sisIing OF = twostory frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale One half cash (Of which cash payment
500 ohau be paid as deposit at the time OF sass)
and the balance In two equal instalmonss at NIX and
Per cent. All conveyancing At purchaser's COST On
failure TO comply with the terms Of sale within seven
defaulttng purchaser.
JOHN + McNALLY, Trustee,
Wh606b Columbian Law Building
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tHOa d. WAGGAMAN, Re6l EState Aucd0neeE.
CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
g STREET, BFTWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District Of Columbia, passed In Equity cause
No 90SS. viii sell At public auction, In front esS
OF the premises On FRIDAY, MARCH NINE
TEENTH NEXT, at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ, lot 2! in f. II. Hills subdivision of lots i'm
square 49, fronting feet on street northeast by
house.
Terms as prescribed by the decree onethird cash.
and the balance In equal In six and twelve
months from day OF SALE for which the notes OF the
purchaser bearing interest per cent from day Of
sale and secured by deed of trust the property Sold
Will be taken, or all cash at the option of the pur
chaser A deposit of $50 will be required at time OF
sale, and all conveyancng and recording will be
purchasers cost.
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. Trustee
THOs. E wAGGAMAN, Auct mhiod&ds
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This great Medicine for sale by all druggists, gro
GERS and dealers generally. Price Soc and 81 per bot
tie. LOUIS PETZOLD d CO. Proprietors
1S-S&w Baltimore Md.
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John BoWLEs & CO.. Real Estate Brokers,
y l424 New York ayenuA

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctiopeers.
ABSOLTTE SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY, ON n STREET, NEAR
BRITISH MINISTER'S.
We Will sci. at public notion ALIVE O'CLOCK 80
IN; on SAiThDAE, THE TWENTIETH IN IL
I922 street northwest. two small Houses and Lots
that rent well 10 good ten ants This located
In the very best portion Of the northwest surrounded
by hne residences OF the most expensive characters
aconsfanty improving neghborhood. and is sold free
OF All incumbrances, WIKI guaranteed title.
Terms OF sale: onetaird cash; balance in one and
TWO years at six cent secured the property,
AL cash at option OF purchaser. deposit Of 500
each mouse Will be required on acceptance Of bid.
mill ,l3. 15, 1919 JOHN BOWLES a CO
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINZ

ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINZ
NV, CHARMING WINTER Toum
British and French west India Islands. An
SIS BARRACOUTA. sailing 18th April
S.S. AORNCA, sailing April.
Stopping day or more at st Kits, Antigua Marta-
Dique, Barbados. DemerAra Trinidad, Grenada. &c.
superb passenger mmodsiion, excellent cusins
amoking room. bath rooms. etc. Apply 70
LEAYCRAFT a co.
ee19S-tu. IN. 6m lao Pearl Sc. New York.
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THE CH1cAeo GRocERY ConrAxx
SO6 7TH STREET, OFFERS
FULL LINE OF CANNED GooDA

Pound Can Corn, CSC dozen
Marrowfat Peas 81 IS dozen.
Early June Peas 81 as dozen.
Small May Peas $l9S dozen
Table Peaches, 81. IS dozen.
Finest Table Peaches, yellow or white, 41.o6 dozen
Light Brown Sugsr size LII
standard A sugar, 6lzc- In
Granulated Sugar, &c 10.
Cut Loaf Sugar, TAG. Id.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS
Family Flour, "a 9S bbl
Best Family Flour. $5.73 bbi; $l.44 y Dbl. TIC
4s Dbl
Patent Process Flour. pa. % Dbl: 81 90 Y bhl: CSC
Is Dbl.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY,
500 7TH ST, OFFERS:
New Mackerei tor 75c. kit
New Goldfish, SC. Id.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
New Buckwheat. &C. H.. or 10 Lbs. for $50
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS
French Brandy S. 90 gallon.
Pure Rye Whisky, 500 gallon.
7-year-old Rye Whisky, LOO gallon.
Send order by mail or telephone 423-2
Goods delivered free TO any part of the city
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY,
H-3m 500 It'll street nv,
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AUCTION SALES

III
IL No so Louisiana avenue.
Aucesoo sc Of Horsee Carriages. Wagons, Harness.
81 Sr f1Ss EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATUEDAr MORNINGS commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK: Large and well assorted stock Of CAxriAges
Buggles. wagons, Harness., &C, &C, alwAys on hand
as private sale 8 BENSINGER, Auc1 mS-lm
F0URsST0RY AND ATTIC PRESS BRICK, No
STREET NoRTHvWt is TkA AK C 1HSEh NF "a
TATE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH, -
ElGHTEENTH,AtFT FIVE O'CLOCK, We WIN sell e
Ia mont of the premises, r.
Part Lot %, Square l67,
Froneng " fees on 9Th street with q depth Of he
9.l2 feet except small ONSET rear to q IS foot
alley, improved BY large welbuiit press brick front
House. WIN oack building containing Is rooms bath
good order, stable in rear,
This property Is situated In the center of the CITY,
well located, convenient to street car lines govern
ment depaltmenis and business men. and is being
TERMS One-third cash; balance in one and two
rsemLennuaIly and secured by deed OF trust On the
premises or All cash, at option Of purchaser Convey
ing; &C. ., az t Cost OF purchaser deposit Of $3.50
ten days otherwise right reserved resell the prop
Hshed in Washington, d. c.
mh11-d DUNCANsON BROS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All creditors of the estate of ViOleta L. Sprigg de-
ceased are hereby notified as required in the above
mentioned Decree in equity cause No 1904, 10 file
their claims before the auditor of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia with the vouchers thereof
in said within thirty days from the 18th day of
March, 1856, the day of sale above mentioned.
G iaiEpH e CAktIstE Trustees.
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GOLD MEDAL
PARIS, 1873
LIES P1 1Esu p LIES.

DIT W. BAKER CO.. Dorchester, nasa
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ELTATE SITUATED ON MASS. AVE.
BETWEEN Sixth AND SEVENTH ErTREICTf;
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
fund Of over 1850 600 has since been added
BY an overw helming popular vote its franchise was
made part o. the present State Constitution adopted
December ID A. ID. 1879
Its Grand single Number Drawings will take place
monthly.
II never scales or p0stp0aea.
Look at the following Distribution:
19Oth Grand Monthly
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DRAWING.
In THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW ORLEANa
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1886,
Under the personal supervision and MANAGEMENT of
GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD. of Louisiana and GEN
JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
4TNotice.-Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves Is
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MEDICAL, &c.

DlCORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE OF THE
j lCeebrated Dr. p RICOkD, Of Paris DE-
SlGESMONDS Blenna Eradicator, for sale at G.
CHRISrIANIS, Druggist. 4S4 Penn. ave-, Agent for
D. c. mh9-l ms
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PROFESSIONAL

MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENTS
WI properly taught and administered by MRS. OS-
BALDISTONE, $40 18th ST. NV. Send for book ex-
posing massage frauds mS-6tt
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

H 2, Afi0l Centre Htsss--Tsa comm fssfonesf
oilicer OF Iiic late war, whose resignation was
based and accepted n certificate of disability
gwen by the surgeon. entitled 10 niileage fiona
place Of discharge place % eu stinensF To ,ghst
Department should he apply Tor such Afssseer
Yes, 81 the disability originated the service and
IA iine Of duty duplication should be made 90 tho
second Auditor Of thc Treasury.
r. p, Ftom4sfon, Me.-A soldier applied FOR paT-
sion IN lss2. and it granted IN ls,S Ia Is now
deatl ID tie law 20 remove limitation passes will
it settle and pay arrears said soldiers pensi0nf
A7stcer. To tae widow yes
H. r, Wausait, His.-After a claim has been
submitted % the Boafd Of Review for anal action
how long does f take 20 decide the cass2 A5ax11~r
10 y impossible % state because two claims are
alike. and different action s. taken 10 dnsrens
cases. Ordinarily q claim would 70 through She
Board Of Review in less than q week
~ r, l0Cu Cry, f0tra.-L During che campaign Of
1871 heard 1t stated n speech tha6 te state of
Missouri sent into che Union army more regiments
OF infantry, cavalry and batteries than the come
biaed SIX New England States. 2. What Is the adj
dress Of Col. II. Berdaa. late Colonel lss U q
SGarpsnooters2 4nsscer. j.. Whoever male thas
speech was decidedly inexact in his statements.
me state 81 Missouri sent into she Enion army "a
regiments, SIX batteries, and t6 companies azgrs-
eating 100. III men; while the New England eiatea
sent into the Union army 1872 regiments g2 cagrs~
nics. "a batteries and battalions sritina
$500 men. 2 he may be asl dressed IN our care
q. ~, Atcas, H0.-i When additional evi.leuea
- hled IN claim appeal is it sent o. enc Pension
once before the secretary Of The interior sets uuon
~ 2 ( sent such evidence % tho Secretary Of tha
Interior II the a#Fiy part Of January Last. How
long before should haar from its Ana,ccg l. Ma.
2. IA about year.
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

Often when reading Or sewing there IS dizzy sensa-
ton, which is extremely unpleasant aud dsagreeabIe
TO olviate the difficulty all kinds Of treatment lave
been tried. Recently physician in New York Civ ex-
peimeniinR found that mild dose Of berg pills
would work complete cure. The trouble arises from
Liver and stomach disorders and these Pills act as gem
action OF the stomach.
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

an things work together Coz good 10 them Who
are the called according 70 His parpose." "OuF
light affection, which is bat f9r a moment
workoth for Us . far more exceeding. even an
eternal weight Of glory"
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

Unlike other cathartics, DIR. Pierce's Pei
lets" do not render the bowels costive after
operation, but, on the contrary, establish per-
manently healthy action. Being entirely UegetaJls,
no particular care is required while using them
by druggists.
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR
Df+l no FlfiFbLIfN RESTORE TIE H ! 81 Nc ana
leF1rn the FoFs % The natural drum. Invisible oous-
ae, 1nd always n position. An conversation snd
even teI, ie7r distinctly SEMI ior silts-' book
oi iestiGlQnais Free. p. HlSC0X. sS K4waF IS H.
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pTTQ All FITS stopped free by DIR. Kline. Great
Illp, Nerve Restorer. No Fits after drs, days
Se. Marvellous cures Treatise aud 800 trial bottle free
u Fit Send 20 DR. Kline gii Arcl st. Phlla Pa
Mention The National Tribune,
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

Its concentrated curative power makes
Ayers sarsaparilIa the best blood purifier.
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

TEE PLEDGE.
Wen all stand by the Uuiou. boys
We VIII desert her never.
OLD 5CG. who sguIe tie lbp.tcoat
oar Nation tried 10 sever.
But long cur guns
our &Hiou ataHds forever
We Wiil nol Hct iile coward. BOYS
Like OLD Jen Davis did
For when ihcg went 90 capture him
The Wsutpf SCENT and bid
LGi Mr rtnu4 ID Nation boys
Like Our old veterans did
-Jut4-e ii4lc1El ll5I, Lawn HalI, Iowa
Our VoUEG KEcRuETs
DEAR TJEVsE: ihouath would write letter
iof liiE IhshflE foI ilala wanted ere 20. pa was
an OLD soldier aud hc Tells l0ts ~ storef about tle
tights hc Nas iu. We all hkr gHE VtHKrwF
have one hltIe sla.er fn0 yeaTr and half old She
y tcry rwcgL nu u years old. This Is The Grst
ictiaF ever wrote. In j a miller d ca4'i think u
tlly more to write. 6gOa-by.- LItlle McCAlley
CuNAcr CITY, hAn.
WHAT HE saw At MADISON.
DEfR JEfEfs.- want 40 fel yon something of
wlri saw lna did 90 Decoration Day Ny brother
Howard and meui tn Madison y itl fa where ~.
BaW ihe old soldiers marcia lhnk ihuro must
have btan d hHudfed f8idtcls ntoeeihar ana nv
g ,tas esie IN ftfn N. r q soldier - tite M w.
Cav, GO. B Cen. fhlltds Post So - Lad fiiret.
bsnd. ano l-t teli NOu fhe nasie made the sol
ders sicg ilglt up ~ arc iout brothers aud are
all glad wc Wefe horn in thc Emiou and only wish
pa ha1 shot old Jeii Davis IS hen Do helped capture
F.. him. Feeale stonehad Madison, Wis.
TRIBUNE EEcHAAGE-wANTED.
70 Exchange: The language ~ over S75 aowers,
thr lirtatiuiE. about LA hutogFhph cards and \
4 Thek q chrome visiting cards ~ good books old
ama nee s--iferl'en M. Dnlatd. Blue Earth Mum.
h3s-h3 reINei NJ lit eat siun A aud one Instruction
4 book 10 a case 90 a Tenor drGm.-B w. McGEenry,
I Irrscoi Iowa. rtt ~ drawing pencils Ia n case and
cohesion ~ slonrH arrow hcAda etc f0r use besl
a hc1inttinR printing press with type rank Wal.
TICK, Knoxville, ill. lace pin iur tie beet letter
0f photograph ~ q lady.-aNhas. Clifford bonanza
City Idaho Hand printing pres. for best piotuEe
~ Boung lady ilns. Wing COREY Mich Ter
peeef ~ shrei muBc for largest collection ~ crazy
Intcler.-l.Y Pope. a bicycle, 1i-inch wheel
rubber hfe, iDr a good npyEsass DenAs scroll
aAw ana .aibr -89Du4e Az shaw Hess Kan Gold
ring ior bret lciicr.-bnoTgr q. Glenn DIT Dorado
lad. Photograph album for bosl letter. .eoI
Z iaFnRwOFth, i-i Dorado. lad.
Wanted recipe for removing Dolcs from lhs
skln.--1ah tptcr, Ghauion. Via Some one Il
ssnd me lN ccnte Tor a Elohe caCtus-i4Bcy Fisher
thI. dahEltrf ~ Co II s33 Ohio veteran. Imperial
tif1se Co, Ach Letters descriptive ~ home Rnc
travel VIII return TOO foreign postage STAMPS
III tiir Johnson. ii4rAGeKiiic Via Information Al
a. N1cre ] raIi procure Tic Old army song . Tia.
ile ~ MmrItsshOro 10 II. Waterbury NorI
springs, Iowa. Abe address 81 q young Lady from
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(tATARRH CURE-Certain. Unfailimg Remedy. Ad
u DRESS Rev. r. r. CHiLDS. Troy. u.
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1886-07-08

Referring that loyafy e ~ on u fdelig 70 fhe
~ iJfy. eqai rights aud ne eleugfi0a N man
ki5ta e DO sDiegpicd gc 0saeucs 10 sncroa guard
our fee AiEtEfti0nA aud disseminate kHOt0cgs "
Ate great itHdc yiag principle IA bss commodities
Va gattch sut tIrt aud that iA an f1Hrs n peri aoe
1rih stand Nv Oag country and hr Gag, u need De
tssii oar iiFeg
Iscbeoca Widenor, J. ~ wiaenor. A. L. WIDE
nor Camp p y u ~, 20 Chestnut street scranton,
Pa; Lucrcila y. Mills. Box ~ Eincennes Ind.
ltarl u. bronaoH sedaiia. BIO; harry Fo1. MuF-
liaicOm, son 81 60. z, 3otn Mass. veteran, Lawn
8lll iowa.
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YYNRUsSES SENT ON TRIAL.-C II. EGGLE-
a SION TRUSS CO., Chicago, Ill. Circulars free.
Mention The National Tribune
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WEALTH. SECONDARY.

FRIENDS or FHE CEgB. b0ut 5e greedy. Moaith
Is not necessary 10 exquisite hou-e or - n re-
fined and elegant way az Swing. Neither D. n
niece ssiiy a. a reuF e. lady or grl.eHnan. There
r plenty ~ bloc looa ln til4a old lul1n 81 ours,
only 90 uR crushed Hnn Destroyed ~ Tire desire for
ltOncy ~ we AFRO hH careful Let a. mol feed
ashamed Of poverty bHt et a. be poor Fracsiaily.
Lei us appreciate tue bCaUGeh surrounding us,
whether ln oar possession or MOI And a'uVc all.
iCi ns live Wliln incomes. sy Iicsl we " ~
gain an easy nling.John tt1s .na, Jr, Ptgsiie "a,
AZ
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DEAR FRIENDS OF IHr q. O.: Who VIII tell me
what true policy .sH j ann beWilaere,i hy the many
oilIorent idags ~ policy which have been brought
into Use since Tile liquor question has been pro-
ton was uDiy tails. Were sianch prui.i1Ilors now
occupy seat un the policy funee and say " I dare
NOT itci ti ils reform "a N04 iUrr nay busiNess
Dtar business I4cr stand ~ tclr al! sc,ieO teia-
pgr..nca prime ities with tHe iiteion 0t eating u
ott. 1ow, friends, HFiiteh rs policy. ~ oe pro-
Hihtnry mnNEul4p. CARRYING che FAVOR u both
pnIflcs pfne.rieG IMAM standing onc side.
trusting % .int~ an tio4 iDr support Alma Dyer,
taEh fHsar
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-10-07
The Siamese Twins Duplicated.

John and Jacob Tocci, the twins of
Locana, who have been shown in almost
every city of Europe as the successors
of the famous Siamese Twins, are dying
in the Prater The bows resemble each
other exactly, and are now in their
tenth year. John and Jacob are separ-
ate as far as the sixth rib and have one
abdomen and one PAIR of legs between
them. Jacob moves the right eg, John
the left. The twins cannot walk, and
keep their balance by laLing their arms
around each others neck. Jacob eats
often and heartily, and is the healthier
of the two, and to all appearances it is
he who keeps his brother alive. Two
days ago the twins quarrelled over a
toy, and John grew SO excited that his
heart blood suddenly ceased to flow and
he changed 10 condition of complete
lethargy, from which he had not awoke
on the following morning. The boy
suffered from the same complaint year
ago in Berlin, and Prof Nirchow then
declared that a recurrence of the leth-
argy would certainly put an end to the
TWINS life. A number of Vienna ply
sicians are observing the malady, but
they entertain little hope of Johns life
and if John dies Jacob must follow him
TO the grave. The twins, as they lie In
their beds offer range contrast.
Jacob, with feverish eyes and red face,
seems to harbor all the blood that has
retreated from Johns iifeless body. The
conscious boy cries necessarily, because
he has often heard Prof. VirchOw's re-
mark repeated and knows that his
brothers death is but the harbinger of
his own. The poor creatures are meet
ing with the same fate that some time
ago put an end to the life OF the Siamese
twins, the second of whom died of poi
sOned blood vessels after having spent
six terrible hours with the corpse of his
brother. The ACCESSIBILITY of an opera
ton separating the living from the dead
brother was discussed at the time. but
before resolution could be en-, death
had done its work. The twins of Lo-
cana, who for the last eight years have
trave ed to all the worlds shows, were
to have left soon for New York, where
Barnum is said to have engaged them
for year at salary of 80, 900 francs.
In the event of their death their pa ents
have sold their body to London ana
tomical museum Tor the price of G8, 900.
st. James Gazette.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-10-07

a DETECTIVE in Colorado developing
case to show that ranch was fired to
obtain 1000 insurance money brought
to light the romantic life of an eighteen
year-ol girl a most feerless equestrlen-
ne and unerring shot. She burnt the
house to assist another and son, now In
the penitentiary for cattle stealing. The
detective courted the girl, who told the
sto of her adventures to her supposed
lover, how she set the house on fire and
detailed numerous instances In which
she had stolen and butchered cattle.
LARGE town is growing up around
the shore of Lake Elismore, Cal, sheet
of water which is seven miles long and
three miles wide. A popularity of the
town is that the people go from street
to street almost entirely by boat. In
fact the principal street of the town is
circular and can be touched by boat at
any point.
A Nova SCOTIA farmer, hunting for
his cows at dusk, came upon a big black
bear that at once showed fight. The
farmer was about to seek safety in
flight, when his two cows, believing
loudly, with tails erect and fire in their
usually placid eyes, charged the bear
so tlercely that he turned tail and