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ADJUSTMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP
IL OF COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 10, IOOT.
AT NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY,
ON FRIDAY, MARCH FIFTH, 1856.
Dancing CONCLUSION of musical program m:5-2t :
TT,HE SCOTT ART GALLERY,
WILLARDS HALL,
H-3m Can be rented for frstclass Entertainments
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The GALENA and her prize were released
from quarantine at Key West Yesterday.

MRS. JANE b. WELLEs, widow Of Gideon
Welles who was Secretary OF the Navy during
the administrations of Presidents Lincoln and
Johnson, died at her residence in Hartford,
connecticut, Sunday, at the age of 50 years.
CHARGED WITH PENSION FRAUDs.-Special
Agent ROome, of the U. s. Pension Office, has
arrested j. w. Conrad, of Calhoun county, w.
Va, charged with forging numerous pension
vouchers and defrauding the government out
OF large sums of money. He was held to await
examination before U. s. Commissioner Pow
ell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

BILL TO BE INTRODUCED IN THE NEw YORK
SENATE on MONDAY
Special Dispatch 20 TgE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, n. Y, March 4.-The Senate rail-
road committee on Monday night will Introduce
q bill TO repeal the franchise OF the New York
Broadway Surface railroad. IL will be passed
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ESrs THE THANKSGIVING SERVICES OF
"a the g. L. o. Of U. F., of West Washington,
Will be held in the First Baptist church, Dunbarton
avenue and 9th street. SUNDAY EVENING, March
ath, IA O'Clock. The services will be conducted by
Rev WM PEELE and T. n. +. LLOYD BROWN, master
OF ceremonies. All members in good standing
vited. p. N +. SAMUEL. MARTIN, Chairman; r n
s. II. LOMAX, Secretary of Joint Committee.
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THE TALK OF LONDON.
The SerSo-Buigarian Treaty-The Pros.
eeution Of the Socialists.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March Al had n talk with the
Greek minister last night. He said, answering
a question about the situation I'm the east:
Eyes, Ii is true treaty is concluded. All on
the surface indicates peace, but you will 90
wrong IL You forget the tremendous accumula-
ton OF warlike elements. dare say all Will go
well for a while now"
The committal OF the socialists was q fore
gone conclusion. The public f. getting tired OF
the prosecution, and IL will not be surprising IL
IL is dropped.
Watts is about TO present his pictures 10 the
nation now, not waiting 10 bequeath them.
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Capitol Topics.

ing to the suspension of q republican postmas-
ter in Hamburg, Iowa, and the appointment
of a democrat to succeed him were read, and
Mr.. COnger moved to lay the matter over on
the ground that the reasons for the suspension
weresfrivolous.
NoMIN ATOMS WITHDRAWN.
The President has withdrawn the following
nominations: Edmund B. Briggs, of the Dis
trict of Columbia, tor consul at Santos Che hav-
ing declined the appointment); Jacob T. Child
of Missouri, for minister resident and consul
general at Siam, and VIM. Gordon, OF New
York, for consul at Medellin.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE
The Senate has confirmed the following NOM
nations: E. L. Hedden, to be collector of the
port of New York: Henry G. Upton, to be reg
lister OF the land Office at Melbourne, Ark; John
Hise, surveyor general Of Arizona; George HI.
Coon, postmaster at Kilbourn City, Wisconsin;
Livingston w. Bethel, U. s. attorney for the
southern district of Florida.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
reported to the House yesterday appropriate
$23, 1897 ,5ss, nearly million dollars less that
the estimates. Provision is made for "a. 500
troops instead of $4,000. The report &C.
companying the bill dwells upon the fact that
the appropriation for subsistence has been used
to practically increase salaries with the know.
ledge Of the War department. For that practice
the report says, there was no warrant of law,
and its continuance would be subversiye of GOOD
administration and sound policy.
Mr.. Sawyer, nom the Senate post Office com
mittee, to-day reported favorably the House
bill to reduce the fees on money orders of i've
dollars and less from eight to five cents
To-day was the 23rd anniversary of Mr.
Randalls service In Congress, and handsome
flowers were sent to his committee room by
some OF his friends In commemoration Of the
occasion.
The subcommittee Of the Senate finance
committee, which Is Investigating the subject
of under valuations, left yesterday afternoon
for Boston.
Yesterday agreed to report favorabIy bill tc
give the heirs OF Myra Clark Games land scrip
Tor 3S,467 acres, the amount OF Q grant made
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The Death OF senator Hawley's Wife.
Mrs. ]. r. Hawley, nee Harriet Ward Foote,
wife of Senator Hawley, Of Connecticut, died
yesterday at $50 p. m. at S12 street north
west. About two weeks ago she contracted q
severe cold, which developed into pneumonia.
About q week ago her illness began to assume
q threatening form, and from that period she
gradually sank.
ford. Conn. where her ancestors had resided for
generations. She was q devoted nurse OF the
three years in the hospitals. At one time she
had charge Of . ward In Armory Square hos
pifal In this city.
morrow for jnteFment, and will be accompanied
by Senator Platt Representative Buck, Miss
and other friends.
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LADIES. ATTENTION
MILE NJ j. PRANDI. 1909 STREET
OPHELIA BANGS. ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS
LOUIS XIV BANGS, EVENING COIFrUKFS
Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled- mh4-lms
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mel9e Die Babngefeat9aft fir ben Bau
ibrer 2inie erbielt unb liegt in ben
Counties Muftin, Stonemaa, Som
@reen, 6arbemau, Commando, @aitlano.
6omarb unb 0orbin. Dem Gontra.t
na9 bate bic @ompagnie bic 9dlfte bes
9anoes binneu IA Sabren unb bic anbes
re 0dlfte binnett 81 Sabren gu perfauz
fen. 9as 1T ni6t geifeben unb beg
balb Der 3wangsDerfauf. S. u.
51reiber bon Stem Srledns faufte oas
2anb 5uiammer fur $4,000, o6er ni9t
CANA 81 Sent pro Nder. Snbe1en
nabm es S6reiper ni9t fur f@ fonbern
fit gbtparo 8. Yarbee in JfetD Oorf,
Ser Der iibli9en paciie 8aDn.angeb6rt.
u~ebrigers 1T bic Gentralbabn bena9-
riGtigt mor6en, baB @ouoeneur Sres
Iaab peitere 435 SeftiOnen fir ben
Stat beanipru9en weroe, tuenn fe
ni9t big gum 10. B. so. berfauft finb.
9ie Jair in Dallas 1T am lebten
gei9lofen morben. Sic
mar eitt GreigniB fir Norbteras unb
fart beiu6t. Derfinan3ieae
grfolg ber Gair 1T elm ausge5ei6neter
getpeien.
Ser Grot bIeibt biefes Sabr LANCE
aus. @embbnli@ trat in friiberen Sab
rem elm &e gu gnDe Sftober Elm unb
muir ielten peri9onts er uns big gum 10.
Nobember. 9ieies Sabr ma9t bic 8ittez
tung cine Musnabme unb es i@eint als
5dttett mir ro9 mebrere Sage auf Grof
at tparteu. SIR bic Garmer 1T bic Wit>
portre1li9, tpenn es ni9t an
Geu9tigfeit i'm 8ooen mangeI.
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Gine ssra8e d6er grotutt's
Srott 3ttfers 6eantportet.


gssnel6t 5aun taufsnbnsaI " BE graaess seaeat sv !:
sRuu. sac tbut 20 ut@t. Nber 20 furtrt irgene cine
Reanftett, fit irel1e etn ta2ttser Ar5t Gtfsn stfi@rei.
btn trdrte. Die Nerste ~erfeurea Gifet ns ode ege
euer ituet beiduHten St6rtunesrttttel an uno nag.
ffdde In trasao einet1 bebeutenbet Gttrattalttn6ei9dft
uirb lie Eetauytung b~efdtfeen, BAT TT htr wfeetata
saebr nr6pdrnte BON Gifttt dIt BON tr8eno etitsr aheera
GubHnua aebrdu&t tperben. Darfus er8tbt 1tp, naB
GHen ais Ser tui&ttsae Sartpr Bet siner ertoierst9sn
sasbistnti4.n yragis sa estraattis ~; ). ~ gsa e ,r,ss snn
8rnsuusB 9roii Bitters fetue rSai8t Sefrttoisait8 &C.
p6treabt &ttnsufatslnenitsune e~rttrte. ,r.. :.
8rntptt q Srnn 3fttfrs s 8assse nis st.
ssfusfddt Ysiaen 8upff&n.erS unb ttine 3artleitisteit
--aIIe nnhesn Gifeusagehitinen fbut ntss., 1rof1n,s
9run 1itters fttrtrt @ethattuiigs : Helgmsrosf,
&alIsnsl8rj9iuerben, Gdtuddes Stspepfe,, yealas
ria, sTttber, AbgeipGnittbetfs Algenistns Horpels
GIiensrit, ao1iTbniers unb g1euraIete-fir aae bteft
fiebti NTH ellen tdsli1 ssrf9rteben.
3rnwtl arn1 8ittets s aiss IN i; sisss
SFinuts. gtet6 allen aabsrn erinblinen Mebi,inen
smfrft q f~dnof6,t. Nsnn Spt 9Rfi1ieril 6enputfnen,
In tas ere irutltbaenbe Symptom erneierte Gner8ie.
BE Wusftis srerbert bann fefer, bic gerbauuns Ser.
beHert IDS, Der ltnterletb fptrb tt&tig. Bet Tranett III
BIZ gDtttnne ID Der aeeel f4reQer nnb raehr auFalene.
Dit aueen fiSrtn f@ fofurt; bic 5dutfarbe iutrb hea
rerfdntntet; fnntttpnene St6runeen raadea Der 8e.
6tluadsiatett yias uni, wern cine ftlenbe Mutter, 70
1f gsatruns fir bas ainb I'm tteberHu6 Sprbautea.
6ot SerdsHe ufht, ba6 Browns Srrif Btttere bic
eluaIee GLEN lebijin IA, bic ni1t f@6btt@ Ia. Aer3te
sm6 &totteEer emttsbIeu e8.
Das &s9te Bat 5anttlsmnrit unb eefreuste rptbe
einitt aafbeui umf&las. Man tebtae ni9ts &unerc9.
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Z . / q | { s.

Can u mtonio 9. Nop. 1886.
@uubfdbau tn GeraS.

Die Wablmo1e bdtten mir iberitan=
ben unb nod al Der Nufregung TT bic
&ube wieber bergefte0t. Wablberi6te
Iiegeu nod ai9t Dor unb Maes, mas
barber berfiinbet tpirb, fin6 bic Wabl-
ergebniRe BET einaelnen Diftritte; iabeB
fdeint es aber bod, als tpeat bic
erbrnfenbe bemofratif9e Mebrbeit Der
prdfibentenpabl rebu3irt mOroen lei.
Dos G~rbreiultat tpirb erf betannt tper~
ben, tuenrt bic offisiele 3dblung ttatts
sefunben bat, bod Bis babin 1T bas
meife Snterefe an ber Wablbewegung
ge56munben unb anbere @reignihe
perber mittlerueile eingetreten fein,
bic bas MablergebniB in ben 0inters
gruno brdngen merben.
Sic Mufregung ~.tpdbrenb Der Wabl
mar intenib, bod trobbem f1o teine
rngeiebliGteiten in sr6Berem Mabfabe
borgefomrnen, tpie in friiberen Sabren
unb. nun etn ein5iges Meni@enleben
gtng in Maibington @ountD berloren.
Ni9t tpenige Nufregung mnrbe in
6arrifDn gountD bur9 bic Na9rtbt
berporgerufen, oaB III Scottsbile elm
Negeraufrubr ausgebrp9en fei. Scots:
billie Iiegt nur s Mteilen BON Marfbaa
entfernt unb Sheriff 8errD brad fofort
NIT rs beuafneten Mdnnern mittelf
grtraaug nod bort auf. Scottsbile
mar nit Garbigen polgepfropft. tpeI6e
fi9 eines @timmfafcns berad9ttgt bat'
ten. Sod erlangte Der Wablri6ter
bemlelbeu piebef unb nun entfanb Mufs
rubr, neil bic Garbigen barauf beitatrs
ben, baB bic Stimmen in ibrer @egens
mart seadbIt tpurben. Die Meifsn ber
Garbigen per5ogen fi6, als bic Ttanrz
f9aft bon Maribal eingeridt mar unb
bieIeidt rur nod 40 blieben CUR Stele.
giner Der Garbigeu ma6te einet Mn=
sriff auf ben Sheriff unb f9oB anpeimal
auf i'm, iebo9 obne i'm gu trefen,
tporauf aud bic 8egleiter bes SberiHs
3u feuer1 b%egannen. Sic Neger ergrifs
fen barauf bic 6lu@t uno parfen gum
She'll ibre Wa6en meg, bon benen man
ipdter 5 auHanb. Bier Der Garbigen
tpurben berbaftet unb bic Mannf6aft
bes @berifs febrte nit ibnen nod
Marfbal auriid, bod bon ben 2eitern
bes' @uffanbes fonnte man feiner err
mif6en.
Nm anoern Sage erf9ienet A Gars
bige In MarfbaI unb b~erlangten Die
@efangenen gu fpre9en. Wan lieB fe
in oas @efdngniB elm uno bebielt he
bann sort, ba es i9 beraustelte, bob
8erbaftsbefeble gegen fie erlafen tpas
rer. Beamte BON Scottsbiae bra9ten
am ielben Nbenb nod tpeitere brei Sat-
bige, 70 baB bic Mn3abl Der 8erbafteten
10 betrug. @egen bic erfen bier Gars
bisen fanb am nd@ften Sage eine I'm.
fat. Man bei@ulbigte tie.
Elm gomplott gum Steblen zines
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@timmtaitens gebilbet gu baben, unb
fie befannten i1 beg 8ergebens f6ul-
big, morauf ite 3u $500 @eloltrofe unb
80 3agen GAIT i'm @ountDgefdngniB
berurtbeilt tpurben.
Das anbere 8erbre9en ereignete fi6
in 6lepellen, Maibingtpn @Duntp, nos
felblt Elm Mann Hamens Demers Boil
ton auf benz Stimmplabe our6 Garz
bige erf9ohen uurbe. Sic Sbdter finb
unbetannt geblieben. Die MHfregung
i'm @ountp mar aber eine 10 groBe, baB
ungefdbr 300 Burger beg Counties DIM
3. eime Snbignationss 9 eriammlung ab<
bielten. Sic 1ria1e bes Norbes purs
be 6 ober Z neiBen &epublifanern aus
gef9oben, bic nie man bon ieber be-
bauptete-aufribrerii6e &eben an Die
S9mar3en gebalten uro fe gum Worbe
aufgeforbert baben iolen. Sas Ste
fuItat Der 8eriammlung mar Der 8ors
faB, fiinftigbin bic gebeimen 8etiamms
lungen ber Garbigen au unterbrhden
unb bas Gebenbalten BON meiBen &es
publifanern an 2ornfelb : Neger gu
berbGten.
Nun bleibt ltns nur nod bic Sena=
torenpabl iibrig, bod bafir iorgt bic
2egislatur unb SerreIs &eifen unb
@tumprebet baben bon iebt on feinen
re9ten 3med mebr. Man bdlt bafar,
bab bon ben ganbibaten &einer bic
1otbpenbige @timmenmebrbeit erbdlt
unb baB besbalb elm nod u~nbefannter
@anbi6at i'm 9inte1grunbe lauert, iiber
ben man ft9 gu einigen bat. Mls fol-
der uirb bielfa6 Der aIte MlcaIbe anz
geieben.
Bon Der neu erpdblten teranii1en
@ongreBsO Delegation ermartet bic Des
motrctie, bob lie biefelbe berborragen6e
Stelung einnebmen iperbe, pie lire
0orgdngerin. Sa, tpenn es nur pabr
mdre, baB bic teranii9en &eprdientan-
ten cine electromagnetic Stelung einges
nommen bdtten! Mber ldBt man &eas
gan aus benz Spiele, mas bleibt benn
ba mod iibrig2 Nur N6bofaten fann
bic teranii6e 9emofratie ertpdblen,
benn aud bic reuermdblten GongreBz
&%eprdientanten iinb Mbbofaten. 8on ,
ben alien tpuroen uieoer ermdbit:
&easan, @ulberiOn, Grain, 9anz
BAN, Sapers unb @temart. Sa3u
bic 1euerndblten &eprdien=
tanten Silas Care BON 8rapfon, Der
Sbrodmortons; @ol. Sill
gore BON 8an 3anbt, Der Na6folger
Mbbott BON 9iq @ountp, Weas
borns Na6folser, unb Moore BON
gountp, Der at Miaers Statt
murbe. Ser 2ebtere gilt als
lin ausgeaeidueter &eoner. Mber mas
)iIft bas CUTE &eben, bas fam ia fat
eber Mbpofat, bic Sauptiade 1T, baB
ie idmmtIi6 fttr ben Greibanbel, oas
Sbeal Der Sf~labenbalter,
9mdrmen.
Muf 8efebl bes 9unbesri9ter Barber
bieier Sage in @albefon 278,s
40 Ider 9anb b%erfauft, bic BET Seras
sentralbabn geb6rten. Dieies 2ano
uar elm She'll Der Z Milionen older,
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staotratbsperbanslmmaen


Sn Der seflrisen @iBung bes etaot
ratbs lief cine petitiDn BON Der Mran.
fas paB Babn Elm, bic UNI bas Mege
re6t iber S6uaaro erfu9t. Sen
e@ulfomite iibergebeu.
8iirger bon Der 9%allasfraBe erfu9er
UNI bas 8eieitigen ber bortigen 3peig:
btt9. I'm bas Sit1fomite bermieien
Sn Der Sun 5ernanbo 9traBe be.
fin0et ii9 Elm 6emmniB Der straBe,
befen 8eieitigung binnen 10 Sagen
angeorbnet nurbe.
Sas Ginanafomite iiberrei9te cine
petitiptt bpm s euerdef 9irler, in pelz
der um 3ablung BON 1855, tpel9e bic
@ompagnie 2 5u' forbern bat, eriu9t
uir6. Gerner oringt ser gbef 5arauf,
baB bic Geuercompagnie go. 3 aufgez
loft pir6, big Elm ~gelegenes 9tations>
baus fir bieiel6e erri6tet 1T.
SDnans GDrberung BON 800 fir
cine Gen3 in Der @oliabfraBe purbe
bonn @omite m%iBbiaigt. Sn6eKen ei=
nigte fi9 Der Stabtrotb fpdter babin,
500 bon benz fir bic 4. Marb bepils
ligten @elbe gu 1tebmen, tim bic Gorbes
rung 5u beden.
Die ftdbtil6en Musgaben foaen fir
ben &eft bes Sabres bei6rdnft tper6en
unb bas Ginana=& omite f9lug besbalb
folseube MaBreseln bor: 9ispenfas-
tionen in benz 9epartement bes Stras
Zen : gommiRdrs unb Der Sanitdts=
8eh6rbe.
@ntlafuus bes neutrality-suspicious.,
bes Mftitena= MRehors, beg parfaufies
bers, bes Observation-Disclosures unb oes
MaBs unb @emi6tszS nfpeftors.
9ie M9tbe5ablung BON Z iiberflif=
ftsen @aslampen unb 80 iiberHaifgen
GeuerbDbranten, unb bic M9terri9tung
BON 2ampen unb GeuerbDbranten, tperrl
es ni6t abiDlut n6tbig 1T.
Gerner ioate ber Staotratb in Bez
tra9t 3iebett, Oh nidt etnige poli3iften
entla6en werben f6nnten. 9ur6 bic
oben areegebenen Bef6rdnfunsen f6itns
ten $3.50 gefpart nerben unb bas
@omite empfieblt, baB fur ben &eft bes
ni9ts mebr bepiqigt mirb.
Ser Beri9t bes Ginan5fomites wur=
be angenommen.
Oie @ontraftoren Niggli & Witte
cine &e6nung- i'm Betrage bon
1927 Elm fir Sbaben, ben Der Sturm
i'm Nuguit am hospital angeri9tet bat
lnb eriu6en UNI 8e5abluns Der &eb.
nung.
8elfnap f9lug Dor, baB bas 8eiptens
gen ber StraBen ndbrenb Der Na1ts
gei@ebe. 8eri9oben, UNI Die
6ffentli6e Meinung bariiber 81 b6reH.
MadeD beantragte bic @rbebung eis
1er 2icensiteuer bon reiienoen Mer5ten.
Mnwalt ~iberwieien umb barauf
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MMerIet.

= Die 8ermeRung Der norOwefliden
gilenbabu mad &errbille mar am l Nos
bember boIenoet.
: in Der Mdbe bes Depot Der Mrans
ios paB 8abn brannte Elm Stall oh.
oer6. RDblin geb6rte. 3mei Mauleiel
o;e BARN ftanben, finb nit b%erbrannt.
= Nuf BET Sunletbabn entgleifte ges
tern Elm Bug, nobel Z Der &egierung
geb6rige Mauleiel umfamen.
: Sic @bpofaten, bic in Grieoensz
Mbams @eri6t bei@dftigt paren,
t1ahmen 8eI1ltie an, in oenen lie ieis
men Mbgaag bebauerten.
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: lrau Marn SCHUBERT, pobnbaft
Str. 45O 2peu Mpenue, &o6eiter N. g.,
gebrau9t felt bielen Sabren Or. Inguf
36nigs Sambsrser Sropfen our 8luts
reinigung unb fam bieielben ni6t ges
uua lober.
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Gin mntermebntembes, smnerldifigeS
9at8.

Man fam Fd ftets auf u. Dreib oerlaf.
fen, nidt ALIEN, baB er bas 8efe fiibrt, lest er
ii6 bic Gsentur bon poblbefannten bepabrten
artiteln, bic bas Bolt mag, gu mnb erbaIt fi9
babur9 ben pbisen &uf. Ct Bat iebt Die @sen>
tur fur Dr. Sings @eue @ntbeduns sesen Gus.
sebruma ibernonlmen unb b~erfauft bic Meoiain,
neil ct peib, bab ite gut 1T. Sic furirt iebe
affection Der aeble, eunse unb 8ruft. Strobe.
Glal9en fret.
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PHILADELPHIA, WHINING
y TON & BALTIMORE R. R.,

eENTRALDIvIsIoN.
On and after Sunday. Oct. 21st, 1888. trains
mil lrr1 asf0llnMS:
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Doing Too Niue !.

American women try to do too
much. A woman in moderate cir
cumstances, who does her own work.
must afford as many rutfies on her
children's clothes as her wealthy
neighbor can afford, who has two
servants and puts out her sewing
Many would rather do the washing
and ironing than the sewing. Some
part of the work should always be
put out; it is economy for women to
do so, unless they prefer to give
their money to doctors and nurses,
and suffer all they will if they work
until they are worn out. There
will be suffering and loss of money
and time, and perhaps no hope of
future strength. Buy those things
which will make your work easier,
and in order to save your time and
strength. make plain clothes to les
son the labor of washing and ironing.
| have been in rooms, sitting-rooms
especially, where whatnots and
mantelpieces were filled with many
strange things without utility or
beauty; bedrooms arranged in the
same way, on bureaus and mantels,
so that the labor of busting such a
house became dread and burden.
1t is matter of health too, to have
as few surfaces as possible to col
lect dust. If women would sit down
and resolve to lesson their hours of
labor, they would soon find the un-
necessary things they did. l know
one woman who makes g dozen pies
a week, and sometimes twice. Short
cakes made with cream and baking
powder, split and buttered with
fresh fruit or good canned fruit
spread between are good substitutes
for both pies and cakes. Plain cakes
made in large pan and cut in
blocks, are better than the most ex-
pensive ones. Rugs in bedrooms in
summer make the cleaning easy. In
a few hours the rugs can be gather
ed up and thrown on the grass,
hung on the line. busted and the
rooms swept and mopped quickly;
the sweeping and mopWng altogeth-
er not taking more than one-half
hour to a room. Then the full carp
cts can go down late IN the fall, un-
less the house is very warm, or there
are double floors. There are many
ways in which time may be saved;
to busy and 'overworked woman
more leisure may be one of many
things health or social
lise.-Good Housekeeping.
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will be as fashionable as ever for
summer, though buttoned CATERS for
general wear remain the fayorite
style. Some OF the most fashionable
men are going back to square toes
and pointed toes said to be quite
tabooed in the best circles in London,
as they should be in any community
or country.
TO Messrs. Hacket and Co. we are
indebted for such strong points of
style as will enable mothers to APP
parell their small boys elegantly, at
prices, which seems sstre upon
former figures. How the new firm
manage it, is mystery; though this
| fancy is one of the secrets of that
subtle ossence we call success
SIDNEY EARLE.
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An Ole Citizen Speaks.

Mr.. j. NJ. Norris, an old resident
of Rome, Ga, says that he had bsen
badly troubled with Kidney Complaint
for many years and with Eczema for
three years: at times could scarcely
walk and had tried many remedies
without benefit, until he began taking
Electric Bitters and amounting his hands
and feet with Bucklen's Arnice Salve.
This treatment afforded him great re.
lief and he strongly recommends Elec-
trio Bitters to all who suffer with Kid
ney Complaints, or need Blood Pu-
rifer. Soldby DR.. Kirk. 8
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BuCkian's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for cuts
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, COINS, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by DIR. l..
r.. Kirk. June 7
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Whe Household,

WoRKBAas of rich yellow silk are in
circular shape. They are edged with
lace and adorned with painted butter
flies.
PRETTY toilet cushions are two bags
of blue satin fastened together. They
are edged with oriental lace and bit
of Turkish embroidery is arranged
across the end of each bag.
THEIR are many ways Of warming
over potatoes, but the best method of
all is to fry them in butter with a few
stalks of celery chopped fine. and season
with salt and pepper.
RECIPE for sweet potato pie: Make
o rich pie crust and fill it with thin
slices of apple and of steamed sweet
potato spread thickly with butter and
sugar and grated nutmeg. Cover with
q thin crust and bake.
A USEFUL present for q wakeful inva-
lid is soft silken bag filed with pine
cones or pine needles; the latter. how
ever, need replenishing occasionally.
They can be embroidered with appro-
PIRATE notices.
OLD eARMENrs that may DO utilized
IN hundred ways. for rugs, Innings,
cushions and the like, are sometimes
Sendered worthless because, whom NO
longer fit for wear. they are not ripped
b pieces, brushed and put away.
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value. that will start you in work that will at
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America. All about the 5000 900 in presents with
each box. Agents Wanted everywhere. of either
Of all ages, Tor all tho time spare time only
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all workers absolutely assured. Dent delay. q.
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HNW THOR working people. Send 10 cents
HTW Upostage and we will mail you FREE.
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UTWNTmore money than at anything else by
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book out Beginners succeed grandly.
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HALLErT Book Co.. Portland. Maine. dec1S-ly