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A New Social Game.


Ii Is pleasing TO note that New York has inau
gurated new social amusement, in which intel.
lect and muscular skill are equally combined; an
amusement that we hope Will not be confined to
Gotham aristocracy alone, but which may find a
loving welcome and home with our own upper
circles. society is in need OF a novel pastime, q
poetic relaxation from Its ordinary prosaic plati
tudes; laughing Inspiration that Will develop
the eerebrum, the lower maxillary and the cardia
at the same time II Is not wise to soar ALWAYS in
the direction OF Browning and Gautama; we
should exercise our Intellectual and emotional
muscles all around or are liable to become lon
sided. The new social game comes at an oppor-
tune time, and as II combines metaphysics dra-
matte action, Intellectual competitor, poetic ST.
lence and thoughtful rumlnation, 1t should be-
come popular at once In our Doudoips, drawing
rooms rooms al ana ,d aheaiers We may explain tue
newspaper: "Ten maidens OF Harlem chewed
gum for prize last night, the prize being a gold
watch. The favorite was Miss Lizzie D. Who
ate the gum she chewed, ana who could chew
twenty-four sticks in half an hour Another
favorite was Miss Laura s., who is tall and
slender, with dark hair and blue eyes, and who
smiles deiciously while she Is chewing The
prize, however, was won by Miss Lottie C. who
chewed eighteen boxes without showing exhaus-
ton" As Will be seen, the game stands on a par
with croqueJ and lawn tennis far as usefulness
Is concerned; but it Is more fascinating owing to
the work that the Jaw Is Obliged to perform The
adept must know, Too, at what precise angle the
jaw must move In order TO get In her most effective
work and not transcend the canons OF esthetics
We much rejoice at the advent OF the new game
IL Is calculated TO lessen greatly the humber OF
noisy social bOres. Is maiden ABOUT TO sing: is a
traveller about to relate for the nundredth time
Ills adventures In canoe or q rOw-bOat: IA an
amateur poet about 10 inflct his latest verses on
tue company! Call for a box OF spruce gum start
the new game and peace and safety are purchased
AT merely nominal price. IL may be objected
That the game Is vulgar, but so Is snCbbsnness
that Is everywhere current in "high life." IL
Is ilnmodest! Do not forget the attire worn by
women, young and old, in bail rooms. Vul-
garity and lnmodesty become virtues as soon as
fashion accepts them. and there Is no reason why
spruce gum SaOuld not In time be esteemed as
estheiic as tbs latest scandal. or course gum
periumed with altar o; roses Is meant and nor
that cheap article patronized by school girls It's
worthy OF a trial, at least and We commend IL to
the attention OF fashionable people who have ex-
hausted all the treasures OF earth, and are now
ready TO nlch the delights OF paradise. We com.
mend IL also, 10 those whose jaws must be forever
moving, and who Will find less harmful and less
vicious occupation In chewing gum than In chew
ing characters.
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Duty.

Tor many years close at her side walked,
CnquestlOnlug owned her ri9htful power;
W her behtsts at morn and eve We talked
Or toOk sad counsel AZ the midnight hour
dreamed of other paths more fair and wide,
OF other. nobler work might have done;
STILL with hrln hand she held me at her side,
still III tine hard right path she led Inc
Till sometimes, wearied by the stern commands
She lad on me, the flesh and spirit tried
BY her delIals and BY her demands,
Against them all IN bitterness cried:
Depart from me. o. Duty let me go,
reed from your bondage, my own chosen way;
Uniettered ami untrainnelIed let me know
An utter freeuom henceforth from this day;
For am tired of every useful task
Ana. Shipping on the yoke of every care,
Il lam would be as one whom none may ask
Why do this or that, 20 here or there.
Let me be free to seek the path in which
80 sadly long I've seen Love waiting stand;
Let me b. free to gather in the rich,
Wide fields of fame whose harvests wait my hand.
There came a day-heart hand and brain were free
From service thas 50 long had been their share.
U; sad. strange day. in which there fell on
HE endless sorrow OF all answered prayer
Now. if in any dear eyes could see
Such smiles as those that once did glorify
y loving. grateful lace, there would not be
A WOMAN in the world so glad asI.
If anywhere in all my world was one
VINO held. as then. no nInlisterinx sweet
And dear as mine. how Il .dy would run
To lay the utmost service at her feet
This know now at last all doubt b=yond
Enough love IL sweet, though fame hath gracious
Who doth rebel 'gainst duty's sacred bond,
he knoweth not his own souls deepest need
Reveal myself, o, Duty. unto all
My brothers and my sisters. Let them see
How they alone are blest who heed thy call,
How they walk lies best paths VINO walk with thee
-CARLorTA PERRY.
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Too Tidy Sometimes.
But TIE LITTLE ONES CONE AND "NUss EVERY.
THING ALL Up"

THING ALL Up"
From Good Housekeeping
one OF the blessed missions OF these baby visitors
to our homes Is to keep from being too tidy, for
there Is such thing as being too nice ty half In
the keeping OF ones house. My wife was slave
10 the broom and dishrag for the four long years
preceding the birth OF our FIRST baby. Now we
have two boys, four and two years OF age and
she-well, she LETS things CO." In a manner that
gives the boys and me great satisfaction. Things
are no longer '.JuSt So"
The curtains do not hang "exactly SOL the rugs
are sometimes curied up or Hoped clean over
chairs lie Suplney on their backs for an hour at
tine in the sitting room; there are streaks made
by moist little fingers on panes OF glass once SPOT
less and unblenlished as crystal; the books and
ornaments on the table are all stumbled up:r the
papers In the rack are not folded evenly and
sQUarely, but seem 10 have been tossed ssmOst any
way there are blocks and railroad engines and
srn-legged horses and sitter men and women
from Noah'5 ark scattered around everywhere:
the table cover Is awry; the ottOmans bottom side
up, and things ID topsy-turvey condition gener.
My wife often says that the room alooks awful. !,
and she spends good deal OF time 'cleaning up {"
at night when the two little enemies OF law and Or
der are In their little beds But they muss 1t all upn
In nfteen minutes tie next day. Children OF their
years are natural foes TO tdineSs and primness In
housekeeping. have read great many theories
on the subject OF teaching children TO be orderly
like little ladies' and gentlemen" but have al
ways found such children rather stiff and prim
not the rollicking, childish freely happy young.
sters want my little boys TO be while they are
still my lille boys
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E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
TINS WILL Be PLEASANT News.

For the next week. if they hold out that long. we
shall sell our Cd floor the following splendid genu-
inc bargains:
A lot Of SATIN SERGE PARASoLS in many differ
ent colors, warranted perfect reduced from so
CSC
Several cases Of fine SATINE REMNANTS. in all the
new shades and styles, at l2kc: regular value CSC.
51S dozen of MEMS SUSPENDERS extraordinary
strong elasticity and good heavy metal work. at 17c
regular price 25c and 3Oc.
An immense l1Pe of orsandie NAINsooK, MALAGA
PLAID. and VENETIAN CLOTH REMNANTS.
good fabrics for summer wear. at half their regular
value.
In CREAM COLORED CRINKLED sEERSUCKERs
claim to be the leaders, having the following
great reductions:
A lot at SC: worth Sc.
lot at &C.; worth lOc.
lot at &C. worth 12dc.
One case Of German Fancy colored FEATHER PROOF
BED TICKING at lSc.: generally sold for 25c
special lot of all wool colored NUNS YELLING
different colors reduced from Poe to lie. per yard
cases of Light Figured BATISTE. designs, at
Sc. per yard; regular value l2kc
One case of the best American Plain BLACK SATINE
REMNANTS at IKE; standard value 25c.
Persons getting ready to go away will find all neces
saries at our store
Young ladies and misses preparing for confirmation
graduation, and commencement would do well to look
at our stock of READY-MADE DRESSES.
Our store the coolest in town.
30 patent cooling fans to make il so.
LANSBURGH BRO,
400, 422. 424. 426 9TH St, All, 4le 9Th st,
ONE PRICE ,e4
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ICEFRIGERATORS.
HOUSEKEEPERS are invited to examine the CELE-
DRAFTED ,REFRIGERATORS for which we ara sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR
WITH SLATE-STONE SHELVES
We have sold above for twelve years. and every pur-
chaser Ii pleased with them.
LoRILLARD REFRIGERAToRs.
For Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
lined entirely with glazed stoneware.
They all frst-class Refrigerator and do THAR
work well and economically.
Write or call for Circular
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREFZERs.
None better. n. W. BEvER1DGE,
my2S-3m 1000 Pa. Ave-
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A Vast Forest Fire.

terrible forest rire is reported from Jenbach,
near Innsbruck. In one day coo acres OF DIR trees
were burned 70 the ground. telegram from Ga
hcia also states that the town OF Calbuszowa was
cnurch town hall, and prison being DESTROYED
WITHIN Few hours These destructive nres are so
eoinmon IN Austria-Hungary, owing TO the den-
mas generally 70 record them without q word OF
commenI IL must be remarked, however that
tney are productive OF the most intense misery,
which the emperor tries TO relieve by magnificent
oonations rom the privy purse, but which never
hundreds Of families
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DOn't Mistake Brutality for Frankness


Those good folks who cry out so loudly for nat
uralness seem to be Obivious how largely the frc-
ton OF everyday life is avoided by well-considered
arti1clality What Is more perfect than the artif1-
cialty which makes a well-bred person conceal his
feelings from the persistent button-holer, or the
even more polished and enviable artifciality
which enables the weli-bred pOSSeSSor of tact to
shake on the attentions OF the bore, whose con-
duct, let 1t be remembered is thoroughly natural?
What Is more graceful or necessary than the artt.
fciality with which person OF delicate taste will
conceal from stranger or dear friend the pain
that is being endured or the grief that Is felt?
Those folks who pride themselves ON their nat
uralness are, after all, only INDUCING their innate
seSnneSS: 1t costs little trouble TO be artificial;
first enters our heads. BeShrew such naturalness!
little artciality Will contrve TO rob OF its sting
and annoyance a criticism or piece OF advice
which would otherwise fail utterly OF It's purpose
II It be any other than to rufe the temper OF the
recipient With little more artific1ality intro
duced into married life is 1t not evident that the
sum OF misery caused by "incOmpatibility OF
temper" would be reduced? But no. We are told
that we must be natural; and SO husband and
wife 60 their own ways, regardless OF each others
fallingS, to cOnciliate which in any manner
would demand call upon that artincialily
which is SO universally decried and
far happier for both were they mutually to pre-
tend to overlook indeed not to notice, each others
troublesome failings? Would not thus a grain Of
artinciality succeed in enabling even characters
otherwise utterly Incompatible to get on very sat-
SfactOrily? Indeed, were this not well understood
by great number OF excellent people how miser-
able would De the world!
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24O Drsress

in PLAIDs. STRIPES and PLAIN GROUNDS,
in fine lightweight FLANNEL SHIRTS we
are showing this season; carefully selected pat
terms and superior workmanship. Prices rang
ing 75c.. 81. $1.5O. 81, 81 So etc.
For office use our $3.50 FLANNEL COAT
and VEST are in great demand. The finer
grades. proportionately low in price. are equally
desirable.
To reduce q large stock Of dne PERCALE
SHIRTS. all good patterns. Monarch" brand,
we shall offer rs dozen at 81. below cost Of
manufacture.
Agents for the German Sanitary WOODEN
UNDERGARMENTs for this city.
AUERBACH BRO,
623 Penn avenue
Under Metropolitan Hotel mh31 -eo3m
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MEDICAL, DC.

II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
Inexperienced female physician should consult Mrs
De WILSON. li05 Park Place ne. bet. b and c and
llth and 18th SITS n e. Ladies only. tes-0t.
nE. AND MRS. WILSON, 2ls ST. n. W. ARE
~ the oldest and most reliable physicians for laaes
III the United States over thirty three years success
ful practice, since 1855. Advice free and confidential
At all hours Call or write. je2-6t'
MRS. DIR. WILSON. The EXPERIENCED
WI female physician, of l105 Park Place informs
her patrons that she has branch office the city
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest-established advertis-
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, 9O6 b It. W.
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar TO
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience
my.9-l M
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
Wl two of DIR. BROTHERS, Invigorating Cordial
Viii cure of nervous debility and loss of nerve
power. IL 2arts vigor TO the whole s. stem. Male
female. 800 Is ST. s-w. my2y I'm.
ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS. 906 Sr
IL appeared before and made oath that he is
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist. this city
and Will guarantee cure in all of disease
OF men and furnish medicine. CHARGE consulta-
ton and advice free at any hour during the day.
scribed and sworn before mo 10y DR.. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL c. MILLS Notary Public, IN aud Tor Una
District Of Columbia. this I'D day of July. 1881
my24-lm'
NINE. DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLISHED AND
V1 reliable Ladies Physician. Toe consulted daily
At her residence S0l ST D. Once hours from I
to y y m. with Ladies only. my7-lIn'
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"Darling," said he, tenderly, 81 have made up
my mind to ask you-to ask you to become my
wife. know, dearest, that It Is bold. it is nrf.
sumptuous for me TO do 30. You are 90 much
superior 70 me. am, feel unworthy Of you,
but
'say no more. John. am yours You may be
unworthy Of me, but"
'.But what, dearest?"
Courier.
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POISONOUS COSMETICS

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Ioiiet Powders FREE FROM
POISON
FREEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER 10
harmless a. the dew preserves and b-autines
Properly applied cannot he detected The following
Druggists those named IN succeeding advertise
met comprising all the leading Druggists an The cisy
sell and speciall, recommend H.
Try "Freeman's Hl4waIhs handkerchief Extract"
the latest. delightful elegant ousdruple strength
s~eetly clinglng. permanent Jnc. per OF
W. 8 Thompson. .o3 18th ST.; ID. Z. hickline, 31o
Pa ave A NJ. Daniels. 1900 l4th ST., A. j. shsfhirt
\. Cap. aud h Sta ). g brown A 1 ave and tn 81;
r. A J. Judd. eth and Sta. W. i. bAldus. Pa ava
and 10Th St W C. Duckett Pa ave. and y2d st ;
c. Chrisuani. asa Pa ave; Eniwisues l2ll Pa sw
MGgruder. 1900 Pa ave-. poeyns 4 kimptsn- 2Qi
la Sc r. Pitzer Co. 9TH and z Cap ct y. n
CGssin. 9Th and NJ sta. nv. Geo ". Boyd las 9 81
me-: O. G. c. simms, n \. ave, and l4th ST. l. g.
Bishop 9th and SITS. D. \. " illiams Co. and 9th
sts. Nv; y. X Helphenstine lAth and VI ave. g: A
l4th and r SITS; T. Gladmon. "a and sta. ".
bury. 9th and y sts: X o. fsnaard 2l26 18th st /.
Il " Harper 600 Pa ave. u. W. Cropley, 0eorre-
town. D. G; 6. b Lockhart. 32d and q sta l. 9: Mii-
bufp 9th ST and Case W -. Richardson, 4Os =
ST.; Tschlfiely Evans. wholesale Aeents- sp1o~o30
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A Reminder 10 Husbands and Wives.
From Good Housekeeping


From Good Housekeeping.
am minded TO write a few lines on the little
courtesies of life that some OF who are husbands
and wives seem to have forgotten, or purposely
put aside, since the days OF our honeymoon. We
chung TO them tenaciously enough before-yes, we
gloried IN them. l know used to tip my hat in
the most graceful and courteous manner to my
wife when CHANGED TO meet her on the street be-
fore we were married. Sometimes, l confess it
with shame, don't do 1t now. l used, in those
'politer" days, to think that she could not under
any circumstances 60 upstairs without good
deal OF my arm for support, and now-well some
times bolt on ahead OF her and she says reprOv.
ingly: "Here, sir, you're gallant husband to let
me go upstairs unassisted." Then always 60
back and do my duty in this respect Wives cling
longer than husbands to all the gentle, gracious
little cOurteses that were never forgotten In the
nalcyon days OF their courtsnip. but they, too.
forget az times some OF the little things that made
them so charming in the eyes OF Tom or John or
Will Why shouldn't we say: 81 beg your pardon, y
or "excuse me" and "thank YOU TO each other as
well as to other men and women? The lack of
these little courtesies and kindnesses has much
to do with the lack OF harmony and happiness In
many homes.
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Wrvr HAD A Touch
OF SUMNER WEATHER.

OF SUMNER WEATHER,
JUST TASTE OF WHAT rs COMING. AND THIS
II An ADMoNIr1oN 10 BE READY WITH srrTA.
BILE CLOTHING.
THERE NEVER WERE so MANY HANDSOME
FINE GOODS MADE UP FOR HOT WEATHER AS
NOW. AND. ON THE OTHER HAND. THERE WERE
NEVER so MANY UGLY" THINGS AS ARE TO BE
FOUND IN CHEAP GOODS.
THE LIGHTEsT AND BEST OF HOT WEATHER
GOODS Is THE PoNaEE SILK. NOT THE KIND
THAT'S HALF CLAY OIL. But THE BEST OF THE
GENUINE ARTICLE.
Is THE STRONGEST GOODS OF ITS WEIGHT
THAT'S MADE; WASHES AS WELL As LINEN. AND
WEARS ALMOST FOREVER"
wEHAvE THEM IN COATS. VESTS. AND THE
GOODS FROM WHICH TO MAKE PANTS IF
WANTED.
FOR GOODS THAT WILL NOT WASH THERE
Is AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF SILKS AND
MOHAIRs. THE HANDsoMEsT ARE THE ROYAL
SILKS THAT NEITHER RAIN NOR PERsPrRA-
TON AFFECTS THESE CONE IN A VARIETY
OF CoLoRs AND SHADES. PLAIN AND STRIPES.
NEXT COMES THE SILK MoHAIRs. IN VARIOUS
SHADES OF BUFF. BROWN AND DRAB.
GENUINE CALCUTTA sEERsUcKER COATS
AND VESTS. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT THIS
IS. LOTS OF PEOPLE HAVE WORN 1T. But
HARDLY ANY ONE EVER WORE OUT" GENU-
me GARMENT MADE OFT.
FOR FULL SUITS THE "woRsTED sERaEs'
OR NUNS CLOTH" IN LIGHT coLoRs ARE
ABOUT AS THIN AS WOOL CAN BE MADE: COOL.
HANDSOME AND DURABLE
WHITE AND CoLORED FANCY VESTS BLACK
ALPACA, "SlCILLIEN," 'BRILLIANTINE" AND
"DRAP DETE" COATS AND COATS AND VESTS
TO MATCH.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE ROSS. THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT
MI ASTROLOGIST. AND MEDIC NJ OFFERS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
to any one who can equal her IN her profession.
She tells all the EVENTS OF LII l. and her equal
not be found Causes speedy marriages. brings sepa-
rated toeether and cures sickness All in trouble call
Interviews confidential Sittings 30 cts ana 1.
Residence 1910 lltn ST nv. othce hours IRON 10
am to : pm. 9ebtoJyl0
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business CONFIDENTIAL Ladies andz EN-
temen so cents each 40S L street between ith and
9th streets northwest sU-aUws
DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil Every hidden mystery
revealed. Receivers lost stolen property. finds
hidden treasured Gives lucky numbers. Causes
speedy MARRIAGES. Brings separated together Gives
success in business Removes all family troubles
and evil influences Cures sickness II DISAPPOINTED
by efforts Of others Judge all alike the Professor
convince the most sceptcal Strangers other
cities will and disappointment by calling on
the only genuine clairvoyan in this city, he
ceeds where all others ia. and advertses only what
he do. Sittings. Soc Lfe-reading by mail on
receipt 81 Name. lock Vi hair date birth Hours
myI5-2st' 42l 9th st. NV.
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IN NEIGHRORING ISLES.
Advantages Of Cuba Eor the Cultivation
OF Coffee.

VALUE OF THE soII-wHY TIE UNITED STATES
SHOULD POSSESS THE IsLAND-How COFFEE CCL-
TCRE WAS ISTRoDUcED-RIcH PLANTERS OF OLD
how COFFEE Is CCLTvATED.
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dINDERCoKNs
Ihe only SURE Cure for Coma stops Al pain En-
sures comfort 70 the feet 15c at Drussisss Hlsoox
ARE You CoNsUMPTTvE
Hsve you Couxh, Bronchltis, Asthma. lndtgest3oni
invaluable for Al a1ectons Of tbs Throat md brseth
fng Orwnna Coda Exhaustto0, and I'll patne md as
kr945sSa SS-w6s.2
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our NO Toilet Cologne. very superior article, ct
81 per pint.
Handoline In unequaled al 0 beautifer Of the COM
plexlon. 1t renders the skin white smooth and soft
1t. Per bottle, 25c.
Soda Water-Wa have the best and coolest in the CITY,
all made from the best materials and favored with
pure fruit juice syrupa
We take every care and pains in prescription de-
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most re-
liable manufacturers, such SQuibb, Powers and
Weiyhtman and other well-known chemista All pre-
scriptions intrusted to will be satisfactorily
dispensed ct the lowest rates: Don't mistake the
place-THE TEMPLE DRUG STOKE, under masonic
Temple corner 9th and sta.
my24 F. 6. WILLIAMS Co, Proprietors
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CRASH liz RrcEs.

TRASH In Prices
so CTS. ON THE DOLLAR FOR BOYS CLOTHING
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND SITS.
Will be sold during the next three days at Just
half Of former prices. which always the lowest
in the city. Never there chance to buy Clothing
for asized Boys from to Is years at ss low prices
offer now. and it is not likely that such chance
will offer soon again. They must be closed out at
once, and the prices will do it.
FOR MEN WE HAVE:
The best Suit ever sold here for $780,
The best Suit ever sold here for $l0.
The best Suit ever sold here for Sl2.
The best Suit ever sold here for So
The best Suit ever sold here for SEQ.
The best Bargains ever shown here in Odd Pants
Odd Vests. Alpaca. Drsp d'Ete, Flannel, Seersucker
and PonRee Goats and Vests
White and Fancy Vests at less than cost Of manu-
facture.
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND SITS.
my2o 3m
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ObedScnt 20 Duty's Call.

From the Chicago Tribune.
''Mary Jane" called out the husband, fretfully.
from the lounge, "those children are upstairs and
lighting again. Can't you do something to ouie,
them? sick headache Is enough to bear. with.
out having TO stand that horrible racket besides
Poor Henryi am so sorry for you" replied
the wife, pauSing moment at the door on heI
way out. ~ would stay TO battle your head and
quiet the children, but duty calls me away. OuI
society for the Moral Elevation OF the Zulus meets
this afternoon"
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Written for TEE EVENING star
HOW I'D TALK PROPERLY.
geeded improvements In the National
Speech, and How % Effect Them.

NrsrAKKs OF AMERICAN TRAvKLIRs-AFFDCrRp NAN
MFRS AND CoRRUPrrD sPIECH-THR KxPRRIEECKD
TRAvELER-TnE sLovESLNEss OF BRITISH PRO-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT ARE VULGAR Or
rNAPPRoPRIArE