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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
FRESH COTTON SEED HULLs

VALLEY OIL MILLS,
Corner Linden and Tennessee Streets.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14
rs CONSUMPTION INCURABLEY

Read the following; Mr.. G. ii. Morris,
)wlfrk, Ark. says: "Was down with
scess Of lungs, and friends and physi-
|ue pronounced me an incurable con-
hptive. Began taking DR.. Kings New
covcry Tor consumption, am now on
third bottle, and able TO oversee the
X on my inrm. tits the hest medicine
made" Jesse Middlcwart, Decatur,
}, says: "Had IL not been for DR..
IS New Discovery for consumption ]
= have died Of lung troubles. Was
mp by the doctors. Amnow in best
lth." Try II. sample bottles free
Bowers drug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14

All shepherd, II Harrisburg, IT.,
Having rcieved 80 much benefit
EIcctric Bitters ] ieel II my duty to
IullsrinR humanity know IL. Have
cumming sor on ms, lex Tor eight
Z ~ my doctors told me ! would have
/, have the hone ~raprd orlepamputat-
!. ] used, instead, three bottles oi Elec-
ric Bittep and seven boxes Of Bucklcn's
rnica sulve, and my leg Is now sound
nd we'll" Electric Bittcrs are sold mt
~ cents a bottle, and Bucklcn's Arnica
alive at 25c per box by j. T.. Bower.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14
ELLIN O OUT,
LAT THE FAIR.
l, SOUTH SHORE & ALLAN
TIC RAILWAY.

soo-MACxINAw SHORT LINE"
1rcct route 10 upper Michigan and the
Dpner regions ~ Lake Superior. Ira
sFrItory unequalled for hunting. FISH.
IS. etc.
MILE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
Ignace and Houphton without
~. WAGNER SLEEPING COACHES at
night trains. OBSERVATION PAN
AL day trains. The only all rail-
route TO
|AULT STE. MARIE.
rr this route are on sale ~ all the
NET ofiiccs. Full Information a. TO
Opicn Of mnpe and folders furnished
n(ion To u. w. ALLEN.
Pass. a Tiki. Axt., Marquette, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14

Among the larger hotels the Menominee Range is the
Baerman House furnished throughout in elegant
syle. The Menominee Range, noted for its pure
hcalhfu climate, is he locality for tired-out city
their vacations in Crystal Falls the and Banner
IS hotel the place live when they get here The
inest sample the Range in connection.
RATES REASONABLE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14
WILLIAM HOLIDAY,
w PROPRIETOR
"Bill's Shaving Parlor."

use clean towel With every customer aud Keep
INV shop neat aud clean md razors sharp
and can insure - good shave with ease
and comfort.
Complete Steam path Rooms IN connection, hot
and cold baths, fine lcsh towels, brushes,
soaps. etc. Charges rearonabc.
CRYSTAL FALLS, MICHIGAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14
BENJAMIN sIRR,
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker.

Horse shooting a speciality All classes OF work
embraced In the business given prompt at
tentIon aud at reasonable prices
Shop east end Superior avenue.
CRYSTAL FALLS, MICHIGAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

From the Popular Science Monthly.
In his census reports DR.. Billings estimates that
In the United States 100000 deaths occur every
year from strictly preventable diseases alone
This Is unquestionably very moderate estimate,
and, II there are reckoned also twelve cases OF
serious illness for every DEATH see what great
amount OF suffering results from ignorance or san.
ftary principles. But how Is this ignorance mani
Tested? Are not our architects competent TO deal
with The problem or household sanitation? 1t will
be said, perhaps, that IL Is the province OF the
architect to direct the entire work OF house build
Ing and to arrange every detail OF the fittings But
IT should be considered that the science OF SANTA
tion IS broad ana comprehensive. Years or study
and OF experience In sanitary work are necessary
for proper understanding or the subtect
II is perhaps unfortunate that there is SO little in
the severe and unpleasant details OF this work TO
commend II 10 those whose tastes have led them
10 the study or the more attractive principles OF
artistic construction and the science or eslhetcs
An architect should nave the soul or an artist but
there are few men whose nature Is SO broad as to
combine truly artistic tastes with a love for the
details OF difficult mechanical work, involving
the necessity Tor undertaking comprehensive and
scientific research. 1t is the province OF the en-
gineer 10 engage in an occupation OF this Kind.
HIS natural inciinatOns and his rigid training in
scientific pursuits Mt him especially for the direc-
ton or matters relating TO drainage and sewage
disposal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
Bidding GOOd.By.

From the Boston Courier.
"Well, Mrs. Jones, good-byw
"GoOd-by, DEAR The car is waiting"
"YOull come and see us?"
'Next week."
"Wen, good-by."
"Good-by."
s'Oh! by the way!n
"Ihe Car Is waiting"
But got that PATTERN"
ayes. But the ear Is waiting
ayes, know IL, dear; 60 the conductor, I'm
coming 90 her rriend) We'll, dear, good Dy!"' -
. you. come to see US AGAIN."
"There! The car has gomez!
''Never MIND; there will be another one along
SOON"
..That's lovely hat you've got on Jennie!r
'Do you think so'-Well, there's another car
"There'Il be another one along by and by. How
"she's getting along fine. Here's another carr
"stop Il, pleased Well, good-by."
"And yOu'll come and see me7"
"Sure! Have you got the pattern of that skirt.p
the Eyes inssea Do you want '-we declare
.Has that car gone'"
saint they awful"
.Well, you must look out for the next"
81 will, dear"
"Well, good-by."
.Good-5y. dear. Youn come and see uss"
"Here's another car"
"Well, go0d-Oy, then"
'G0Od-by."
'tGlve James my regards"
"Why certainly"
again."
81 will-Here's another carr
swell, g0od-by."
"Weil: good-oy-Ohi There you got the pat
mgr e''' -'o'
why, yes-There that other car has Roner,
Az last accounts the TWO ladies were stiu on the
Sidewalk bidding good-by to each other.
(To he continued In our nexI)
TO each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

Clingtng Drapcricx Encourage Posing.
From the New York World.
1t Is said that since the empire gowns began to
be popular women have begun again to practice
the line art OF posing, as they did in the days OF
Josephine. II is even said that the pictures OF
the women Of that day known as 'The Court OF
Napoleon" serve them as models At all events
the striking OF attitudes has become very notice.
able since the advent OF clinging draperies
Among the two most successful aud most OBJ
served have been Ella Wheeler Wilcox at Nara
Newport. They are both rather given TO the
picturesque In their gowns. Mrs. Wilcox
wears black satin empire Dress trimmed
with white lace and red and green cords
and she drops quite naturally into that
position on the side OF chair, with one palm
carelesSy upturned, that we have grown familiar
with In the famous picture OF Nine. Rccamler.
Mrs. Chanler Is somewhat too short and pump
Tor the pSeudo-clasSic styles OF the empire and,
therefore, prefers the really classic draperteS Of
ancient Greece. she wears long flowing garments
or white China silk very frequently, and has q
fashion o. coming suddenly through a doorway
with swift upward sweep OF the curtains, while
the long open sleeves fall away from her rounded
instant being, 1t Is SAID, beyond measure charm
ing. She and Mrs. Wilcox are great friends and
mutual admirers, having corresponded regularly
since the publication OF ''The Quick or the Dead?"
which Mrs. Wilcox declares IS the greatest OF
American novels Mrs. Chanler returns the com.
pilment Dy an earnest admiration OF the formers
"foemS OF Passion" which four or i've years ago
created the same sort or sensation in the West
that Mrs. CHAMBERS novel did here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
The GeneaIOgy Of . Queen.

TEUn tue DOstOu udZette, sept. q.
Queen Victoria Is the niece OF william w. who
was the brother OF George ", who was the son of
George III, who was the grandson OF George IL.
who was the son OF George ], VINO was the cousin
OF Anne, who was the sister-in-law OF William iii
who was the son-in-law OF James III, who was the
brother OF Charles ii, who was the son of Charles
j, who was the son or James ], who was the cOusin
OF Elizabeth, who was the sister OF Mary who was
the sister OF Edward vi, who was the son OF
Henry VIII, VINO was the son OF Henry VII
who was the cousin OF Richard Ill, who was the
uncle or Edward V, who was the son or Edward
~, VINO was the cousin Of Henry vi, who was the
son or Henry v, who was the son OF Henry Nv. who
was the cousin OF Richard ii, who as the grand
son OF Edward Ill, VINO was the son OF Edward III
who was the son OF Edward ], who was the son OF
Henry Ill. who Was the son or John, who was the
brother OF Richard !, who was the son OF Henry nj
who was the cousin OF stephen, who was the COUSIN
or Henry !, who was the brother oil William RUFUS.
who was The son OF William the ConQueror 500
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
The storage Of Life.

Or. Richardson in Longmans MAGAZINE.
An aid toward the storage OF life Is that stoical
virtue which may be summed up in the term per-
fected or all-round temperance. do not Include
In this term what is commonly understood, absti-
hence merely from stimulating or alcoholic
drinks. Such abstinence Is more than half the
battle, but 1t Is Iar from all the battle. The
storage OF life is reduced by lntemperance of
speech. OF action, and even OF thought. We may
consider that whatever Quickens the action OF the
heart beyond It's natural bound is a form OF In
temperance. In our present imperfect mode OF ex-
istence the heart Is fitted In eacn ndy dau accord
ing largely TO his heredity TO do certain amount
OF work, TO beat a certain number OF BEATS Tor dis
tributing daily certain number OF foot tons OF
blood over the body, and then OF finishing its
course or career. IL Is probable that in the work
thus carried out nothing Is ever recalled. So
much done, SO much lost. The heart may wear
out in its own structure by changes OF diseases
going on there, and that adds TO the evil, but
deal now with this eser-worSing organ in It's
natural state, as dying out simply by its own work.
and II is by studying IL that the dirnculres now
being considered come into view. stimulation or
various kinds fastening the decline OF power. thus
comes into operation and the organ falls under it.
Our good and useful friend, the pOstman, feels IL
from the excess or his WORK foot; the doctor or
nurse feel IL when obliged TO forfeit the natural
time OF sleep; the man IN the money market feels
II when, for that which Is not bread, he lets his
excitement OF sale or purchase carry his heart
away into wild hope or wilder despair; the man
OF unbrided passion, who grows pale or red with
rage, fees IL up to the EXTREMIST tension, and Is
almost invariably cut short in his career long be-
fore IL Is at its natural fulInent Sy this fact of
Cardiac wear alone, Beyond all these the Jealous
man feels IL and literally corrodes into broken
heart long before the proper period for which he
was constructed, tor of all moral exc,tements
Jealousy Is the most fatal. II constitutes
distinctive disease. These are stimula-
tons excited by and through the mind.
but 10 them we must, OF course, add others OF
grosSer quality springtng from the improper use
Oh foods and drinks Here, In regard TO foods,
there lies before US wide field for research for
up 10 the present time there has been very little
discovered that can be trusted as proved That
our various tissues are constructed from the fools
We take, every schoOl-bOy and girl is now Taught:
but what foods are best fitted Tor the special us
sues and parts the most advanced physio.ogist Is
not able 10 say with any or that precision OF
knowledge Which Is so urgently required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

Pen Pictures OF two Quaint Old Pro-
vincial Ctstep,

rIRsr IMPRESSIONS OF HALuAx-rrs sRrsrIrSo
GUNS AND ASTrQrArKD HoUsEs-rHE sPLENprD
BARBoR-A VOYAGE TO LoUIsBuke-SovA scorIAN
AND CAFE BRETON SCENERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL. SIX
4. M SEPTEMBER NINETEENlH. 1855. for
1900 yards Of good clean. sharp river and delivered
on Rays wharf, Georgetown Measured In the boat
BECKwITH, QUACKENBUsH co.
sel5-3t No. 2925 ST, West Washington. ID. c.
nfFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OOF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON september 10.
1888 Sealed proposals will lie received this once
until TWELVE O'CLOCK M, MONDAY, SKIP
TtMBER SEVENTH. NH. 1855. for Constructing
two Public school building. one IT between 18th
st. and New Hampshire ave. n and one on II be-
tween Sd and ~ sits Bank forms of proposals
aud specifications. together with all necessary
ton. be Obtained upon application therefor the
Office the Inspector Buildings Of the District q
Columbis, and only bids these will De
sidered. he right In reserved 60 reject any and all
RAYMOND. Commissioners ID. e. sel0-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON Sep
TENDER IL. lSSs-S-aled proposals will be received
at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Of fkI-
DAY, SEPTEMBER 1MEN1l-FlkST. 1855, fer this
construction OF new I'm Roof the Pumping Sta
ton street between 10Th and 18th streets north
west Washington city. Specifications Tor the chATsc
ter Of the work be consulted NJ the Once
superintendent . the Water DIVISION. Room 3
once of the Commissioner. where all information can
reject any and all bids W. h WEBB sAML 4
MHLAILEY. CHAs. W. RAYMOND. Commissioners
ID. Z. sel4-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

From the Merchant Traveller.
mamma" said little Mabel, who had lust coma
home nom church, 'swhat madc that man In the
corner say amen 60 often while the preacher ~
talkings"
know" said Willie, confidently.
"Weil, Willie,s said his mother swhy N it,s
e." - - b'ese1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
Not for Imtrsasive Eyes.

NVV nVH HuVhuDhVG EyO8s
From the New York Sun.
LAS you can only be q sister to me-" he said in
broken tones. "win you let me kiss you good
night?n
She shyly said she would.
Then he folded her In his strong arms and gently
placing her head against his manly breast he
kissed her passionateIy.
"Mr. SAMPSON" she said, softly, ''this Is all 30
new 10 me, $3.50 different from what thought IL
10 be, that II you will give me q little time Toto
think II over, IL may"
But let US withdraw from the sacred scene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

w Cloud Building. 9th and = Sta. Twenfieth year.
Pine oran yS'1sl H,Ia4 ri b Comet e p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

The fashion article In the London DuSlv Ne,us
embalms IN type the fact that the odious 0reos
tmprove5 the American bustla has almost dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
SUMNER RESORTS.

A sBURY PARK. N. J. THE VICTORIA FAMILY
class arfesian water gas and all conveniences; terms
greatly reduced for September. au20-m,w.s-1m
RLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
ON THE SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE NOUN.
TA1NS. WASHINGTON COUNTY. MD.
Commanding magnificent and picturesque view Of
No Malaria. No Mosquitoes. Cool. dry air
Four trains each way daily.
a miles from Baltimore on the Western Maryland
Railroad. Direct connection at Union Station Balu-
more. with trains from Washington.
Circulars descriptive Of Hotel and surroundings, can
be obtained in Washington at
I. q. Smiths Piano Warerooms, 1925 Pa. ave.
Edwin T. DroOp Piano Narerooms, 925 Pa ava
y. l.. Ogram. Druggist, 12l1 Pa ave-.
Terms, So aud 80 90 per day. Special weekly ratss
Address j. z. SHANNON, Manager,
1ylO-tu ,&s3Ot CaIrolton Hotel. Baltimore Md.
WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGES
An attractive and rstclass suburban resort situa-
ted upon one Of the highest points Of ground in the
President Cleveands summer residence and within 80
minutes ride Of the center of Washington.
In charge of an experienced hotel manager. who will
spare trouble expense for the comfort pleas
ure Of the guess.
Table frstclass in every respect.
Rooms en- suite or singly.
Rates 80 to $12 SO per week
Dinner parties served on short notice.
Stages will be run to and from the Inn connecting
with the street railroads in GEORGETOWN
Address WASHINGTON INN, Georgetown, D. q
ylS-w&s2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

several years ago member OF q frm OF glass
manufacturers was travelling through the West.
Wnile on railway which skirts the shores or a
great inland lake he observed that the nate GLASS
In the windows OF the Pullman car was marked
with mysterious figures, underlined In shape, but OF
a singular airy and delicate lightness ON inouiry
ne found that the marks were made by the sand
beach as the cars passed ~ WV
Upon returning home he began q series of ex.
pefiments In directing shower OF fne sand
against the surface OF glass In deffnfte snanes
The result was the discovery OF the sand blasf nv
which the most delicate figures are ontnd 49, ~
glass with exquisite nghtness and accuracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
l5ru ST..

rhs MISSES KERR's School for Young Ladies ana
Little Girls willopen WEDNESDAY,. SEPT % Ac-
commodstaons for . limited number q Boarding Pu-
Mia se3-2m
IA ROOKEvIiLE ACADEMY, A HOME-scHOOL
d Ior Boys IN retired. healthy. refined neighbor-
third eesgon0n sept 20. For terms, address b.
WAkFIELD -. Principal. brookevills. Mont
M ESGIisH e FRENCH SCHOOL.
The Art Class now opSn under the drsction AZ n,
able instructor. sS6- IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

The growth OF the number Of women who bs "a
entered professions within the last ten year. "a
something remarkable. There Is scarcely a voca.
ton In life which does not now have a number M
representatives among the gentler sex. A mining
company In 81. Louis Is composed entirely OF
women The medical profession h constantly re-
ceivtng large occessons OF feminine prnctiSioners
There are number OF women book-keepers In
lawyers IN all countries, while even the under.
takers business II carried on BY w0man's enter.
prise, there beng At leasS two women In the
United States-one In Flint Mich. AID the other
In brookiyn-who are engaged In It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

A PHcuLIAR RECEPTION FOR 4 MODEST xAN-rHI
oPHSEEss WITH WHICH VICE 10 TRIArED-A
TRAvEIsR's YrRsr ASTONISHING RxPHRrINcs on
TIE STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
TyOLAPUK.

Y In 10 Nos. Price cents each First No now
ready To be had ut the principal bookstores In this
city. By mail 9 cents, postage paid ADDRESS the
author CHASE ROlS. 91o 4 ST. q. W.. with three =
cent stamps The entire LANGUAGE thoroughly taught
By the author ia ten lessons Ut above-nsmed place
Price as. sel0-oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

NEoRGETowN UNIvERsITY-sCHooL OF LAW
REV. J. HAVEN RICHARDS. 8. J.,
CHARLES v. HOFFMAN. 1t. d.
HON william sp a. 4. iae GiHiasIRoN LII. D.,
tClief Justice u. S; Court Of claims.l
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
HON. CHARLES + JAMES. LID,
Justice supreme Court District of ColumbiaJ
HdS e' %f II me Hit MEk Il ths IT
Lecturer on Cons titutionai Law. Common law Plead
M Ma srf tffHi M6 SRsREaifsrl %is g.
Lecturer ON Equity Pleading ana Practice and Ad.
JAMES q. I P1YSE. LID,
dence. Criminal Law and Torts
JOSEPH j. DAKLINGTON IL. D.
Lecturer on the Law Personal Property Contracts
Negotiable Paper and Domestic Relations.
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. ESQ,
Practice. and Testamentary Law
Circuit court-pkof. GEORGE l. HAMILTON
MAN S' wfLL}2M n. MLRhick. and MxRf fEtf f.
Introductory lecture and announcements for the en-
Sa and
$3.50 m All interested are most cordially invited
The brary located in the Law Build n.y. with com
modious resdng- rooms attached. will be open from
a. m to 10 p. m daily, except Sundays. to students
has been doubl since the close the last and.
besides the leading reports now embraces the latest
Textbooks upon most legal subjects. p,,u.,,,,
to daily for Information, enrolment, etc.
Circulars giving course Of study. terms etc. can be
northwest and IoSdermiiK Co. i4a4 + STREET
northwest. and It W, s. Thompsons drug store; 103
selO-4w Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

Vxy ARLINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND
w DECORATIVE DESIGN, 045 Pennsylvxnia ave.
Thorougn instruction in DRAWING Painting. Modelling.
Wood-cSryipR &C, Day and Evening ClassesL se7-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

cHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED A NEW ERA
Sin the art Acme Photography taught in l6 simple
iessona Proficiency attained in three months.
CLASSES NOW FORMING.
Private tuition daily. Typewritinx taught free Of
CHARGE send stamp for prosectuA WASHINGTON School
02I p 1T NV. se10-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

BUXTON MAcAFEE A NJ; NJ D.,
Principal
Circulars at saus seedstore and the Bookstores 3m
VIiHE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
Number Boys. English Classics, French Mathemat-
icS No extra charge Tor French school opens OCIO-
Der 1. and closes JUNE l.l53s St NV, near the
Principal. refers, by special permission TO Mr.. L
+. Riggs, of Riggs 4 Co.. bankers; Senator Jno r.
McPht rson. of New Jersey lion. Thos Baysrd
NJ. Ramsey. U. s. n. and other patrons. au2l-3m
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE THREE EN-.
- tire floors National Bank OF the Republic building
9Th anG SITS Five street lines pas
the door, Institution established 1854 practical busi
education that qualities young and
sefsupport and useful lives Day and evening
The business cours. embraces: Spencer Ravnd Writ
ing orthoynphy the English Language. Correspond
variety of business Business Practice and Phys
cal Culture by the Delsarte system; Civcs including
ments Of Political Economy and Coml. Law; Coml
Geography. Tuition ices; Year scholarship, day
sions, ten months. payable on entering. $780, or In
month inc IN, lnstalmenso $40 each By The guar
stons Year scholp $50. three months. s16. special
courses: Departments for stenography. htman Short
Enslish Brsncses Dels.r s scEoSi Of E.prs.sion
Write or cali for illustrated annual announcement
School year beeins Monday. Sept College open for
C.sPENCER. IL. B. Principal Mrs SARA AsPENcER.
vice-frincipAL L Garfield SPENCER secre-
tary. aul3
Ct. GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
- men " SsorEss Nd ssisc, snocS1F1 pr aao ne
kINEAR. A. NJ, Prin- Circulars sent. N3-2kms
COON MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH
0OOO sexes, Concordyille. Pa Preparatory,
Business Graduating. English Graduating. scientnc
boys. Hixhiy rcomnendsd BY patrons, JOSEPH
sHORILID6E (Yale). A. NJ, Pr. teSeoom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The sixty-seventh winter session will begin October
l. lSsS and end March i. 1859. in the College
Building. 1925 II ST. For circulars and informa-
ton pOtn departments address
DIR. A. r. A. KING
.o6 18th st. NV. Washington. ID. O.
Telephone call. SIS. jy:,4-2m
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY, SAUL BUILDING.
"A 81 9TH St, OPP. U. s Patent Office
Fall term OF 1855 begins September IA.
Day aud evening sessions
BURTON MACAFEE. A. NJ. Nd