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baltimore Markets.

eBITlMORE Nd. April 1".-VirFinia new thfees
"a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April l2.-Cotton, steady with
better accommodating. 9,tsl0 Flour steady, with
fair demand Wheat-southerr. noninaiiy steady: red
s0s94. amber. Y3Ay6: western. frmer closing dull
No No. winter red spot, sssasD: May, s9As90;
Corn-southern. ixher; while, 62xa63: yellow. Goa
81 western. steady and dull mixed spot COY .6l !;
and PcnnsyivaniA. 3ss4l; western white 4la4s:
western mixed. 3ss39. Rye. nr,n, 20. Provisions
hrn aud quiet. rExs, lower. 16,Sals. Petroleum
quiet. *. Conee hIm and quiet-Rio o.IxOss or
binary To fair, l4s1&H Sugar-copper refined. firm,
154al6. whisky steady L21s1.23 Other articles
unchanged Fretghu 70 1verool per steamer dull
COTTON. lod hour per ton, grain, easier, ia Nd.
sales-whes. 1SS.O00 bushels; corn. 72.OO0 bushsls.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III. April IL, IL q. m.-ro-day's open.
ing marsets nrmer. and the temper Of the crowd
IN both wheat and appeared buliish. May wheat
opened &c. higher. at 49,. and corn Nc higher At
o33s. May pork opened DC. higher, at IA. 17&. but
The trading was very limited .t ihs start A II m.
corr. o3A: Data 3iH:. PORK. 14l5; iaru. 1854
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THE GENUINE
. II n N nor RS
MALT EXTRACT
is the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

II
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsis Corvalescenca
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS or
II suffering from an attack Of Illness which had moi
only reduced my strength but brought Oh ex;rems
exhaustion from inability appropriate food tried
the effects OF the Genuine Johann Ho's Malt Extract
sWlnegassful three times day. Its followed
bJ marked eectsl Food, which had here tofors been
found TO pass the slnentary canal unchanged, di.
Eested properly. 9. There appeared increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the signature
O. Johann HOf' On the neck Of every bottle AL
others are worthless limitations.
JOHANN HoFF, Berlin and Vienna. New Yo-h
Once: barclay ja.S- tn, thS2
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Tur RECORD or pEArus.-puring the INVENT

THE RECORD OF DEATHs.-During the twenty
four hours endin, at O'Clock this afternoon deaths
were reported 10 the health Office as follows: Rosa
colored, twenty-three years; Eva Giles, colOred,
three years; David II. Holland, colored, three
days; Geo. Hill, colored, fortynine years; Arthur
Ashton, cOlored two months; Laura v. L0veles +,
white, one month; JAS. Smith, coiored, thirteen
years; Mary 4. Fitzpatrick, White, Jwenty-seven
years; Baby jackson, colored, ten months; Jacob
Myers, white, seventy-eight years; Ella V. Rund-
lett, white, six months; Jno. Neurnger white,
nIty-rive years; Fleeter Schooner, cOlOred, lew
minutes; Josephine Dixon, cOlored, two months.
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No Apparent Change In &c shss After.

noon.
NEw YONG. April l2.-Judge Hipman called upon
MI. Conkling shortly AFTER 2 O'Clock He went TO
tne SICK room ana saw his friend personally.
Tne Judge says that DIR. Anderton told him that
condition.
ME conkling looked thin and pale. but did not
seem to have lost much strength
Mr. ConSlng has suffered iron little or no dell
mum to-day, and he has been doing more or less
al morning.
Ended . had Life with Suicide.
AN OLD MAN, RETURNING AFTER MANY YrAKs no
HIS DESERTED WIZ KILLS RInsELy waKN TURNED
ApRIFr.
LocKroRr. n. Y, April le.-John Langdon, Q
man OF seventy-three years Of age. and Q former
resident OF this CITY, returned rev
DAYS ago nom the West after twenty
years absence. He visited his family,
but his wife refused to allow him C
i've with her. Yesterday Langdon went
out into into the yard, drew y revolver and
put a bullet into his brain. There IS no hope Of
his recovery. Langdon LEFT here with another
woman and had been living with her In Ohio
where the woman bore him children.
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o z o d o Y T.

Coughs. Colds. Hosrseness. Influenza
and other apparently insignificant
chest pains often lead to Pneumonia
aud other fatal lung diseases if ne
elected All danger is averted by using
BKNsoS's PLASTER ON the FIRST appear
ance of such symptoms. This plaster.
while powerful counter-irritant and
g s;imulant, doesn't injure the most deli
cate skin. Ask for bENsoN's. refusing
all others. ap9
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to w. F.
trude Brashears; JnO Russell and Mary A. Giles.
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Nm BI.nxs NEPHEW MARRIED.-Jas. @. Blaine
Walker nephew OF Hon. Jas. g. Blaine, ana son
of the late MAI Robt q. Walker, OF the Army.
Mary Scanned They viii be In P1ttsburg on FIJI
DAY to visit jacob H. Miller, OF that city. They
will then 60 TO Philadelphia
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An Angry BridegrOOm's Fatal shot.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, April 12--Frank Snarl married
Miss Lizzie Stevenson, at Cherry Tree, Tuesday
night, and number OF boys gave him a charivari
He became angry, and fired revolver from a win
dow into the crowd, fatally wounding Henry
the neiEhoOrhOod.
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FKIrNps OF ooNnERcIAL rNros Excorr.erp

FRIENDS OF COMMERCIAL Union EScorRAGEp.-
An ottawa dispatch SAYS: IL Is ascertalned that
there was a large amount OF dodglng Ia the vote
recently taken la parliament on tue question q
commercial union with the United States. IL -
evident that A considerable number Of conseya-
tives pair,d on with an equal DuL4Der OF liberals.
full vote OI the latter party would have
brought out FL votes Instead OF a. Tese NJ votes,
II Is said, represent within the least fraction
half OF the eatlre number OF electors who went 10
the polls at The last general election In 1897. The
analysis OF the vote greatly encourages the advo-
Gates OF commercial union, who claim that a gem
eral election, II held now, would result IA a CON.
urnation OF Tie principle.
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DoBBrss ELEcrErc Soar.


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ia the slightest 1his soap ID identical IL quaAty To-
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hcOutains nothing that injure the fines. fabric.
1tbrshtens colors and bleaches whites
ltwashes hanpels and blankets other soap in
tie worio does-wIthout MISUNDERSTANDING them SOFT
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READ THIS TWICE
There Is great saving OF time OF labor Of SOAP of
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One trial will demonstrate its great merit twill
LAY you to make that trial
Like al best thInssI a. extensively initiated and
eounterielted-
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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other fraud simply because ii is cheap. They Will
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DOBBlNS' ELECTRIC
end take no other Nearly every from Maine
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TIE Lyric and Dramatic professions loud In their
prssesO;
d17-6m SOZOD ONT
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness. Influenza
and other apparently insignificant
DELAY is chest pains oftsn lead To pneumon,s
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From the Omaha World
Omaha man-"Been to the womans congress at
Washington, Ell? What is IL for"
Distinguished female-.'To remove the evils
which cry aloud"
"well. it's high time. For my part I can't see
why any woman or sense should take q BABY 10
the theater, anyhow"
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Gov. Hill FxPLANs.-Gov. nm, OF New YORK
In published interview, explains his connection,
with the raising OF money Tor political purposes
In lSSh He Gays IN effect that he signed notes
Jointly with two other democrats, one OF which
was discounted by John keenan, and another py
Mr.. John q brlen's bank: That these notes were
paid by personal contributions, OF which Mr..
OBrien, chairman OF the democratic state coIn-
mlttee, made the largest, ana that there was D
connection between these Iacts and the contracts
obtained by u Brlen clark from the aQuedgl 8
commission wnen reoTganiZsd by bal that he,
the governor, reluctantly" signed.
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Hints 10 HOuse.Renters.

The bathroom OF the house should be viewed
with the temper Of an unfrendly critic. There
should be made a close examination OF its con-
leave all such work free from casing and cabinet
work as much as possible, leaving the traps under
the wash basin bath-tub and water-cloSet open TO
easy inspectiOn. This also lessons the labor In
keeping the room clean and sweet II the closet
is OF the oldfashiOned cheap pan" variety, do not
rent the house until the landlord agrees to sub
stitutc good closet for 1t. Be sure there are
room, and IL there is any odor IN the room
the character OF the plumbing may be open TO
criticism, although noxiouS gases are often with
out odor. The plumbing IN the bathroom may APP
pear to be OF good quality and yet there be serious
defects IN the work which are concealed within
the walls IL is not safe to trust to the assurance
OF the owner or agent In the matter OF good pumo-
In their desire to have the work done properly the
opportunities for poor work are numerous and are
frequently improved by hasty anu unscrupulous
In order to be reasonably sure Of the quality OF
the work simple test may be applied by the pros
pective tenant. He should 60 upon the roof OF
the house and, II the plumbing has been properly
tecting through the roof One OF these should be
four inches In diameter This Is the soii-plpe ana
Is carried through the roof and left open TO permit
gases TO pass from 1t freely, Near IL should pro-
feet two-inch pipe. This is the ventilation pipe,
and should be connected with the crown OF the
traps of the waterclOsets SO as 70 PROVIDE crcu-
laton OF air in the pipes andto prevent the sphon-
age OF the traps should these projecting pipes
not be present It Is An evidence that the work Is
Old an not up to the standard, or that Il new, IL
has not been carried out In accordance Win the
city ordinance and good practice
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w ANASiAKER's.

w ANAMAKER's.
Book is 10 batter because you Fet tfor fair price
but you're Likely to fes better VIXEN you know the price
was lair
MONEY SAVED
On Books is good money saved on anyth;ns One
o; the easiest things TO TOO, you only have
caro-.
At WASAMAkER'S more Books are sold the
counter than in any other house between the oceans
1insly works on Agriculture aud horticulture; a
large assortment: OF French Books; Seasides and
Franklin Squares Standard and VI iscellsneous Works.
bound and unbound; aud almost any printed thing
that proper people read
The prices are always fair and any Ketaols Book il
there OF Will Us sst
BOOK NEWS
How little The title of Book tells you! Even II you
see all the Books. how many have you time to get
AZ the inside OF?
That Is where BOOK NEWS will serve you q good
turn We send II out a month a-brim with Just
what you want to know OF the latest Books and the
of the Book world By the Judgment Of the
best judges it tests the Books aud why this
Book should be reai and that skipped
With each number al author portrait &C. Soc Q
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
dl1-6m Philadelphia
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as to where the victory OF the day lies. Mr.. Reid
says that the nlibusters won and that the confed-
crate generals have control OF the democratic
party, and are riding the Northern members OF the
party. AS to what chance the bi may have in
the future he would not venture to predict.
Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, on the other
hand, says that the reciprocity In the caucus was
all one side" that is that his folks, the nlibus-
tiers, yielded that the bill should have
right OF way In December, In return for which
is q compensation for this he thinks In The defeat
OF The "Swamp-land bill"
The democrats are generally In good hum0r,
and declare to expect to pass the tariff bill.
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At the annual meeting OF the Metropolitan A. NJ.
E. Sunday school the following named were elected
officers: Jno. w. Cromwell, superintendent; hiss
HELEN D. Handy, assistant superintendent; Miss
Lettie Lee, secretary; Miss Julia Johnson assist
ant secretary; Miss A. X. Bowen, treasurer; Walter
Steward, librarian: Jno. 4. Layton, chOrster: Mrs.
II Orfa Kicks assistant chorister: WIN. Wilkinson,
Organ1St; Miss l. Amos, assistant organlst.
The ROcklngha Manganese Mining Co., Of Viz
ginta, last evening elected the following officers
Tor the next year: c. Z. Creecy, president; Eppa
HunJon, treasurer; c. SpottswOod McNeir, secre-
tary; Sherman A. johnson, general manager.
decree or divorce has been made In the case OF
Laura j. Heron against Oh rles Heron, giving
complainant the custody OF the child.
E. q. Seggers has bought, for S. 100, OF W. s.
Daniels part lot IL, square 53l, fronting "a feet
inches on + street, between Sd and 4th northwest.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

THERE ARE about 10 900 Photographic estab-
lishments in this country, employing 10000
people.
EVIDENTLY Mr.. Buddonsiek has gone into
the church building business at Washington
IN. Y. Press.
IT IS ESTIMATED that $4,000 mocking- birds
of New Orleans.
PRINCE BISMARCK is trying hard to reduce
his weight. He weighs 100 pounds at present,
but has gone up as high as 247.
THE TWO SONS OF Joel Chandler Harris,
Julian and Lucian, are called "Brer Fox" and
'Brer Rabbit" by their friends.
CHAUNoEY f. BLACK, president of the Dem
ocratic League of Clubs, is in New York, to re-
main until the end Of the campaign.
EIGHTEEN CANDIDATES for holy orders were
ordained subdeacons by Cardinal Gibbons at
Woodstock College, Nd. yesterday.
r THE TOTAL rainfall at New Orleans this
month snearly seventeen inches or greater than
for any month in the last fifty years.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in Indiana to
erect a monument to the memory of Jonathan
Jennings, the first Governor of the State.
REV. AUGUSTUS ToTTEN, the only colored
the pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Quincy,
Ill.
GOVERNOR FORAKER OF Ohio is another
scholar in politics. He makes his debut in
the September number OF ''rho American
Magazine"
G. l.. l.. WINGATE dramatic critic Of the
Boston Journal and editor of the "Pay-goers'
Year Book" has written novel for the Sep
tember number OF Belford's Magazine 1t
touches new psychological question.
WARSER S. DoANE is making bicycle trip
from Denver to Boston. His trip from Indi-
annapolis to Cleveland, 354 miles. occupied
four days. His longest days record thus far
was from Cambridge City, Ind, TO Sommer-
ford, Ohio, distance of 100 miles.
IT is RUMoRED that State Senator Thomas
his friends for the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the Second Virginia district. 1t
is also said the Prohbltlonists will put
prominent physician of Norfolk in the field.
D. R. FRANCIS, Mlssouri's next Governor,
is a native of Kentucky, born October /, 1850
! lie graduated at Washington University, ST.
| Louis, and began life in that city as a shipping
clerk In grocery house. lie is now rich,
and has been Mayor Of st. Louis about three
| years
A SOMEWHAT unpublished mother OF very
charming daughter was recently heard TO say:
81 don't intend lettiu' Emily go back TO Nine
Warnings school, They don't teach iem right
| Now, | don't know 30 very much myself but
/ never would tell my child that TX spells
nine. It's absolutely ridiculous. ."---[ liarper's
Magazine.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
CRITICULAR.


In the old times martyr who was skinned
alive could not hide his pain.
She had refused him absolutely and thrown
him overheard but he persisted.
"You are my queen" he pleaded, shave
mercy on your poor suffering subject. Won't
you love me Y'
"No, WON'T" she asserted emphatically.
"I mean just what | say, too. I'm no pre-
tender TO the thrown"
Aftor that he arose and ate bale Of hay
and died happily.
They stood beneath the stars, and silent as
the heart beats of the night, looked far away
into the diamond studded shirt front of the
sky.
sis that Marsp' he whispered as lie slipped
his arm about her taper waist aud gazed upon
u glttering orb in the distant blue
"No It aint," she exclaimed, jerking away,
'it's mine; and II you think you are hugging
mother, can tell you you are mistaken"
The matter was amlcably adjusted before
anything serious resulted.
GROWERS OPINION OF A STATESMAN.
When 1t comes TO foreign policies,
guess | stand out plain,
And II | were not Cleveland,
They'd think my name was Blaine.
The man who hates tho cornet player has
been tootered In the school OF suffering.
BDMUNDs TO VERMONT.
Call me Dennisl Call your darling
BY another name than one,
He has held for age and ages
AS your dearest, favored son.
Call me Dennis. That's the title
| have won by noble deeds;
Write 1t on my tombstone, mother,
Meath the willow and the weeds.
Call me Dennis. / am neither
Prince or Duke, nor Count or Don,
Take me out from under Cleveland,
I've been badly sat upon.
A minister Of the gospel almost invariably
marries for money However, he seldom
asks it I'm advance
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
ACROSS THE FIELDS OF RYE.

love TO ramble through the lanes,
When days are bright with June,
When clover blooms are showing red,
And birds IN sweetest tune;
When winds are bio wing from the north,
And clouds are floating high,
And bllows chase each other fast
Across the fields of rye
Across the fields Of rye,
Across the fields Of rye
When bllows chase each other swift
Across tho fields of rye
The bees are humming mid the flowers,
The swallows dart aud play
As " they knew this Is the time
or Natures holiday;
And cen the fields gadness feel
While fragrant broezes hy
From where the madcap pillows chase
Across the fields Of rye
Across the fields OF rye,
Across the fields of rye,
From where the madcAp billows chase,
Across the fields Of rye.
Long years ago met lass,
twas near the twilight hour,
And,With her eyes she shared my heart,
And held me by their power,
Her head was turned, she did not know
kissed her on the sly;
Ana that is why love you we'll,
sweet, waving fields OF rye;
oh, waving fields Of rye!
sweet, waving fields Of rye
Alohe ! tfead your path today,
On waving holds OF rye.
7 Eugene Clay Ferguson In tho New Orleans
Vlnes'DemOerat.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

OUR ESTEEMED CONTEMPORARY, the
Philadelphia Press, refers to the Presi-
dents language in his late sensational
message as "the diction of dema-
gogue." This is painful to Mr.. Cleve-
land and his friends.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

GENERAL HARRISON visited tho United
States gunboat Michigan at Putin Bay
yesterday We trust he will make
early report Of her condition TO the com
mander-in-chief of the American Navy.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

If COLONEL LAMONT should raise
regiment to go to Canada, we call his
attention to the fact that we desire to
join his squad in "A safe and lucrative po-
stiOn.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

Mr.. CLEVELAND should present Queen
Victoria with an edition do lure of his
late message.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

The STAR-EYED GODDESS OF REFORM
has transferred her hustle to Colonel
Henry Watterson as a breast-plate for
his use In case of war with England.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

If WE GET INTO A WAR with England,
and have her thoroughly licked by No
vember, Cleveland will be reelected in
spite of everything.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

Mr.. THURMAN appears to be renewing
his youth He certainly shows no
symptoms Of mental orphysical decrepi-
indn
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

TINS is THE MOST good-natured war the
country has been in for some time.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

In BEGINS to look now as though the
"old fellows" were about to have a show
again. Nathaniel z. Banks, John z.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

THE DISTRICT MILITIA should be placed
upon a war footing at once.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

THE President is sassy because he is
past the age of enlistment.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

CoNGREss will never, never get ad-
journed now. Let us have peace.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
SPENCER|AN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Three entire floors. National Bank OF the
Day and evening sessions. Young men and
women practically trained for selfsupport, and
useful lives. Five courses The Practical Bust
Graphophone, Pitman shorthand, Practical
English Branches, Delsarte School of Express
sion. Scholastic year begins Monday, Septem-
tember 3. College opens for arrangements on
and after MONDAY, August 81. Send for new IL
Illustrated announcement.
HENRY @. SPENCER, LII. r., Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Prinoipal.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

WHERE DOES the Prohibition party
come in on this fish lay out?
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

II CONGRESS will give the President an
inch he will give Canada ell.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

NonoDY CARES now whether the Prosi-
dent writes letter Of acceptance or not
His war message has knocked the tariff
issue cold.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

stockton, Galusha A. Grow, Austin
Blair, Michigan's War Governor, and
James X. Doolittlo all want to go back
to Congress after their long recess, and
several of them will probably get there.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
STEAM BOATS.
EOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH

steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 p m
Steamer l. ADY OF THE LAKE, Tuesday,
Street Wharf.
Steamer Leary lands at Plney Point going and
returning,
and Colonial Beach ON Saturdays Steamer
from Washington daily, including Sundays, until
further notice. Sunday AT 0p. m.
Fare, Saturday excursion return Monday
a. M, SO round trip.
Connections made at Norfolk with Old Do.
minion steamship Company for New York.
Knox aud Lloyd Express will call and check
baggage at hotels and private residences,
Telephone call-Loary, 7l53. Moseley, o.
Fare, So
W. p. WEIGH, supt p. s. Co.
GEO, r. PHILLIPS Supt, L. ~ s. g. Co.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

EVEN Mr.. BLAINE is forgotten in the
excitement over tho Presidents message.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

Now IS THE time to take up a subscrip-
tion for coast defenses. If Congress
won't legslate on the subject it can GER
tainly pass the hat around.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
Piney POINT
HOTEL,
On the Potomac River,
Near Chesapeake Bay, Nd,
NOW OPEN.

Delightfully."- situated on the broad, bright
waters Of the Lower Potomac, near Chesapeake
Bay, and resting on a picturesque and pine-clsd
beach, is Piney Point commanding wealth of
marine views seldom equaled. Here Nature has
displayed her handiwork most lavishly in long
stretches Of River Views, Romantic Little Bays
and Charming Inlets, while the adjacent ooun-
try is rich in legendary lore. Its towering and
health.giving pines its sunny slopes and lovely
vistas, together with It's fine bathing and fab
ing, has made the grand old beach favorite
resort for more than half a century.
The invalid or the convalesoent, as we'll a.
families, will find here all the comforts Of Q
home combined with the attractions and bone
fits ofa
First-Class Seaside Resort.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-25

A minister of the gospel almost invariably
marries for money However, he seldom
asks II in advance.