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From the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
How cold the dark water OF Lake Superior Is.
One evening when we were steaming across that
lake asked the mate what was done when man
fell overheard He cOolly replied, 'fNothng."
"Why?" i asked, astonished at his heartless-
ness.
"The water OF Lake superior Is so cold that a
man cannot live In IL during the time IL takes to
stop rapidly moving vessel and lower a boat" he
replied Then he added:
II have sailed on this lake for twenty years.
During that time have known many men 10 fall
on vessels. know OF one man only who escaped
death. He was saved by scratch. The Others
were apparently killed by the shock produced by
falling into such cold wafer"
he picked up an empty can, to which long
Sirlng was attached, and cast IL overheard. The
can skipped from the crest OF one wave to another
for an instant, then dipped and filled. The hOary
headed mate drew that full can up and handed IL
TO me. saying: Take a drink OF that, and then
say what you think OF your chances OF swimming
In Lake superior for ten or fifteen minutes" l
drank deeply, and II was as though liquid ice
flowed down my throat
at Is alleged" the mate said, shat this lake
never gives up Its dead; that TO be drowned In
Lake superior Is 10 be buried for all time. ] do
not know whether this Is true or not, but I do
know that have never seen corpse floating on
the lake" wonder II that IS true? doubted it,
but could Ind no sailor who had ever seen a dead
body floating on the lake.
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RAILROADS.
pIrpxoNT AIR LINZ

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Wiz L Ssy IT,
nd OHIO route rsll.s.a si..Isr, and sela frass
ch.itsnoos., Memphis. 'Lits Resi. md N seuik.
sss, =, po,n,. through Pullman sisspss wssA1as
'0p q oSs s s,SnSs, oienss n.u, ,r ,sA.
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Washington 70 New Orleans Terra Via Atlanta end
Moptsomery, Pullman Sleeper wsshinstol % Aiksa-
Trans on Wss6inrton ana OHIO division leave w..b.
n psii y AZ arrive N Hound Xii ii as ana
N; "a hsstSrn,ns leave Hound Hll $50 psily. sed
50 4 n and i S ssena.'' arr'S'hs ~.'A'As''s
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
lar .srs M
and Ohio route and chsriottsssiiis &c ssof Z:
saTnished and bas.se checked II ofhce, 1900 Penn.
ssis R.rs snns ,s ss ana .'snsss si.'4R nR''
Js20 General Presence ArsnS
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Xawninx Versus Kissing i'm Theaters.

Paris Dispatch 10 London Telegraph.
There has been an amusing dis ussion lately on
the subject OF kissing at theIters II is interesting
to note that an attempt ma le In the last century
TO put stop to the practice proved disastrous
failure The edict had hardly gone forth under the
auspices or the chief OF police when a first per-
formance' came off, A gentleman who was ad-
dicted VIGOROUSLY TO hostile demonstrations was
"sandwiched," by way OF precaution, between
two agents OF the law, and soon the curtain rose
Every eye was directed toward the inveterate de-
nnquent, and TO the general surprise he sat still
without making sign. Ere long, however, he
began 10 yawn, and soon the two policemen took
10 yawnng in sympathy. Their neighbors un-
consciously followed suit, the contagfOn spread
aud ia snort time pit, boxes and gIileries were
yawnins as they had never yawned before. Even
the actors, with their gaze fixed on the public
could not resist the example set them, and the
unlucky author had the misfortune OF hearing his
most telling "hits" launched forth amid perfect
chorus Of yawnA The embargo against kissing
was promptly removed, &c having been found Dy
experience that return TO the Old system was In
nniteiy preferable to the new one inaugurated by
the irrepressible Cneyalier de Ia Morliere, who
made perfect speciality OF his demonstrations
against new plays at the Coincide Franchise, and
had particularly distinguished himself by the up
roar he created at the first appearance Of voltaIre
"Tancrede'
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BOOKS. &c.

BOOKS, &c.
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY. BY ANDREW CAR
N cN xN fS' WH p FEB Is EEF HHM 81
cents: SOCIETY IN WASHINGrON. In distn:
customs and notable events, By 4. keim
C. c. FUR8ELl. Bookseller
ja31 AIS 9Th st. nv,
G SANKEY. MCGRSNAHAN & STEBBENs
Crumbs from the Kings Tshleby Margaret Bottome
Come We Apart. DAILY Readings IN the Life Of Christ
by DR.. j. X Miller.
The Traveller Returns, by Murry Herman
Craddock
Free Joe and other Georgian Stretches By Joel ohaud-
Nm BALLAETYNE sons
ALA 429 9TH Street.
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Doing Europe an Three Weeks.
Representative O'Neill in the st. Louis Globe-De,

Representative ONeilI in the st. Louis Globe Dem
OcrAt.
1 did the continent OF Europe In exactly three
weeks spending no more than three days at the
most interesting points. In four months l saw
all that / could have seen in eight months Trav-
cling as did was very expensive, and have
figured 1t out that for what It cost me In four
months could, II had taken things quietly and
slowly, have remained over there for ten months.
Travelling on the wing, as 1t were, a man natur-
ally goes TO some one OF the famous h0Jels, as his
stay VIII be brief II he had time he would hunt
up quiet room and some good eating-hOuSe, and
take In city slowly, dispensing for Tue most part
with high priced guides and other unnecessary ex-
penses. The American tourist Is the best game
found In the nets OF the Europeans mainly on ac-
count OF mis- rapid system OF travelling.
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A Comprehensive Swear or.

= COmPrehonNlve swear Oh.
From the Boston Courier.
~ understand you swore on at New Years,
jack"
"I did,
Excepting your resolution"
"Yes SIR"
'Going to stick to it?r
81 am"
you're saving money then7"
81 aIn.D
.'Then perhaps you could lend fellow few"
~ sw0re on lending money too"
"You didSn
ayes, and I'm going to stick to that. also"
.Oh! all right S'iOng."
''S1Ong."
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With But a single Thought.

From the Chicago Tribune.
II have to thank you for q pleasant evening,
Miss Bilderback," said young Peck1npaugh, at half
past IL O'Clock, az he rose to 60. II have scarcely
felt as II were an acquaintance until this even
Ing, but now Il almost seems Is u ! had known
you l0r yeara"
u was about to make the same remark" muir
INJURED the young lady with her eyes on the clock
III does. indeed, seem long time"
He fell from Grace.-"Mr White. during our con.
yersation last evening was astOnished and shocke1
10 near you use profane language
81 don't care blank.n
""but you have always had the reputation AZ
being an extremely pious man. and have heard
you deliver an address denounc1ng prufan1ty.
Doubtless you have"
What mas caused this deplorable change In your
Omaha World = -
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Keeping Warm By Force Of Will.

young acquaintance Of mine processes to have
MADE great, though accidental, discovery during
the late cold spell. BY some misfortune he was
deprived Tor Two days OF his winter oyercoat, while
IL was In the hands OF q renovator this Is not
euphemism for pawnbroker, nor yet does IL
mean taiiorl. believe that he has no ulster and
Pelnaps II Is a trl1e shabby, and he was too fool
Ism, ,Sn PROUD 70 use II Al all events, during these
wv uay nc wore no overcoat, but he tells that
means OF some subtle action OF mind upon BODY
which ne nnds II dincult TO analyze he forced his
In degree quite sufcient to make no for the want
OF an extra covering have no doubt that there
y quite as mucn IN this as there Is In the mind
CURE. ana suppose II Is partly In reliance upon
this psychological process land partly, / under
stand, oy the AID OF surreptitious waistcoats and
the like that certain OF our young men snrnrtsa
the world BY dlscardlng oyercOats 80
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DENTISTRY.

TAR T. n. TALBOT. DENTIST. 437 7Ta ST.
Othree DOOR from corner q < Dentas{ry 70 al its
rsnted- jnnl
nR DUKE, DENTIST. us l4TH M.w-TEKTH
IL extracted without pAin By AID Of local application
prepared and used only by ma Teeth Allied IL Per.
iect hitting sets Of artificial teeth Opsrsdons guaran-
teed o4-4ms
RR STAKE PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST., COR
~ per NV. Pain prevented IN extracting BY APP
pcatlop to gums: solnethng new ana TIE best filing
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Injustice TO a Worthy Young Man.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Henrietta" said young Mr.. Hanklnson, 'the
future looks bright before US, does it not?"
The lovely yes OF Miss Garside fell in charming
confusion beneath the ardent gaze OF the devoted
youth and her only answer was a soft sigh that
nled the silence with thrilling eloQuence, and
seemed TO catch from her parted lips a grateful
perfume that Intoxicated the senses and pervaded
the apartment as with the SenSu0us glory OF an
Oriental paradise.
sumed the enraptured young man, "awaitS us. In
the tropical luXurfance Of Florida plantation,
under sky that rivals that OF Italy, we shall set
up our LareS and Penates. From the moment you
promised to be mine ] have dwelt with ever-tn-
creasing delight upon the vision OF our sunny
home and yet with an Impotence that has filled
ME with deiiriouS unrest. Let the day be SOou,
very soon, Henrietta, when you take possession OF
that home as It's queen. Aroupd you will bloom
the beautiful flowers that gladden. the southern
landscape. orange groves bending down with
luscious fruit are on every side. Figs, bananas, the
Incompatible lie COnte pear, the POcklngtOn
grape. the Turner raspberry which, under the
genial rays OF Florida sun, attain size unknown
elsewhere; the useful and wholesome okra, the
young mani" thundered old Mr.. Garside, enter
ing the apartment and stridlng wrathfully toward
Marcellus HInkinSOl, sin the gulSe OF an honor
able man, pretending TO be the son OF an Old COL
ege friend, you have gained access to this house.
You have trampled upon Its hospitality, and
abused the confidence repOsed In you by trusting
girl. overheard your last words as passed the
door, and recognized their meaning. No Florida
emigration agent" Moderated the thoroughly
aroused old man, grasping the youth by the collar
and propelltng min rapidly toward the door, "can
ply his Ubiquitous calling under this roof. Get
OUT,
And with nervous haste young Hankinson got
out, assisted 10 some extent by Mr. GarSide, and
the dimlylighted street he ned, his form quickly
vanishing in the gloom, while the wind noaned
walk across the way, who saw him come out.
hooted derlsively and threw stones after him.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sToRY AND BASE.
NJ eN i46 ASS s AANsAFRSrohS BRICK HOUSE
Of june. 1855 and duly recorded in ' iiSer No No a.
sS
sSas T Sc 81
es Of
drsd and iseSs q rsesrSsd e the once Of Tie
aa IF lot n
t said subdivision of said square: Beginning for
thence north tweniy;thres ts3 fee. four inches,
three 2 feet aud four a inches 70 the place OF be
any wise apPertsining
payments at and two years after date for which
the purchasers notes, bearing interest at cent
the property sold viii be taken deposit Of 500 re-
CURED at time 81 sale. All eonveysncing at pur-
in ten days the Trustees the right resell the
days. Pubic Of In
some ns~ RJsEEET q 9TiRaEfSp
ja2S. 30 631 fe1.2, $40
GEO W. sTICKNEY. Auctloneer, 1886 F.
caANcERy SALE Ne OF ", yAL IA IMPROVED
AVENUE BETWEEN BAND c STREETS North.
WEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the -
1067O, will sell at pubic auction, in front of 81
the premises on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TENTH A
lots and L, ia Browning and Woodward's subdivision
of lots and in square S42, with the improvements
thereon.
And on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH,
1881 at SANE HOUR part Of lot e. square 6S4 front.
ing 81 feet inch on New Jersey avenue between
and streets northwest, by depth Of SO feet with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal nsteiments psys-
sale secured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold
II terms of sale not compiled with in ten days the
property will be sold at risk and defsune pur
chaser.
a deposit Of $50 on each lot will be required when
property Is knocked down.
All conyeyancing 1t cost Of purchaser.
l. g. KIMBALl- Trustee 13l1 r St NV
WA p. LYONS, 3 CORTLAND st,
ja2S-d&ds Baltimore Md
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Served Hot.

From the New York sun.
MADAM" pleaded the tramp, piteously, ~ am
hungry to starving. May make few snowballs
70 eat from your side yard?"
certainly, my poor man. replied the woman
with the big heart, kindly, land II you Ike I1l
warm them up for yu0.n
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MEDICAL, &c.

NINE. DE FOREST. LONGEST ABLIsHED AND
w reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
at her residence, 901 st. NV. Office hours from
TO y m with Ladies only. ja2 I'm
7 AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
1lexPey1enced female physician should consult Mrs.
DIX. WATSON, ll0o Park Place ne :, bet. b and and
1lth nd 18th Sta. ne. Ladies only. de-36ts
u FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 ST
~ W., appeared before me and made oath that he s
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city.
and Will guarantee in all Of private disease
OF men and furnish medicine or charge: consulta-
ton and ADVICE free at hour during the day Sub
scriped and sworn before me BY DR.. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL G. MILLS Notary Public in and for the
District Of Columbia. this Sd day Of July. IsSa
ja6-lms
I>OR INFORMATION CONCERNING RETIRED
ment address Mrs. MARGARET MORGAN ll3 w
Lombard st.. Baltimore. Md. n23-wks3m'
M ANHUOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
W or two Of DR. BROTHERS. Invigorsting Cordial.
Will cure any case of nervous debility and loss Of
power itlmpsrts y1gor 70 the whole system. Male OF
female. 906 b d. aw ts3-lm.
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADIcTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established sdvertis-
ing ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, you
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS. 200 b st. . W.
Particular attention paid Al diseases peculiar
LADIES' married OF single Forty year, experience
M MOTIFS FRENCH Powders ARE THE
1Vstandsrd remedy for al blood diseases causing
throat hasa. Or skim troubles. urinary Diseases cured
IN 5fE' bSBS s'S5 R Pc ss
natural weakness Vitality debility
myll.G sTANDIFORbH cor. On md fnH
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PROFESSIONAL.
MMK Ross

MMk Ross
The reliable Clairoyant and Astrological tells the
past present and future. Born with ye and has won
derfu gfa She has astopished people who have con-
suited her. She warns the public AGAINST I'M postory
sme has no equal Her remedies never ssi % cure
sickness She can cause speedy marriage. and bring
the separated together Hersdvtcs on business mafe
IL invaluable. Points out your enemies ana oescnoes
fr1euds Entire satisfActon given Intery1ewucon
hdentis and those at distance sending tner age md
name and 81 Will get in return mail TIE outline q
their Life. Residence, 1910 llth 81 NV once hours
sss.iHss 81 cent? sSd Il iith street the
Mrs II. CLARK, MEDICAL CLAIRyoYANT,
hoors from 10 am 70 4 pm. Washington. DC r. ST.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS OF
VI LIFE All business connasnusl Lsdies .na geo;
Qemen so cents each 4OS stroe~ oetWee1 4se ano
9Th streets northwest so-22G.
DRoF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
i yoyant. .Astrologer and spiritual Medium. Born
revealed. Recoven lost or stolen property. nnds
h,dden treasures. Gives lucky nunlbers Csusss
spccess 10 businesS Esmoyes III family troubles
md evil Influences Cures sickpess II disappointed
by efforts otherA Judge not Al alike the frofessor
can convince the most sceptca btrsnrs from other
estiss VIII ave time and dssppointansnt BY calling on
Se an 40. siStines, Soc. Ufsfss6inr by man %
ecsfpf Of 0l Name lock VI hstr date d bdfth Hour
y 70 g. Open sundays from 70 pm.
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES GOODS.
IMPORTED COSTUMES
DINNER AND BALL pREssEs
ENORMOUS SACRIFICE,
previous 10 Departure for EuropsJ
WHITE, HOWARD q co.
25wsss 10th ST. Sev York.
f4-lm si5 18th st NV. Washington. d. q
:: s A 4 { l.. /.
$ : : F
8 !: : e. E. E. e.
:! is Il F II i t.
IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT
SST TAkEF IL SF SSsE HEN 5Gf WHEN
Your aSsF E M II fsfni
with Black Fur.
Former Price
i Elegant Plush visite trimmed with opossuu Fur.
An Extremely stylish Garment.
T 70 TyISsa $500
A Beautiful Plush yisite. Seal skin Trimmings Long
Tabs. Size 80.
Cr;sinsi Price 90.
Closing Price,. $500.
mot fail 10 look them over.
E Fl Fl 4 " j HEiI'E :. $:
rs 7TH. srH AND srs
MRS. b M MENGERT. 4ls 9TH ST n W.
NJ Zephyr and Columbia Yarns. Crewel. Chenille
hniitins and Embroidery siiks and all materials for
sShsiIdrsS': Gsg. and yndsrxesr hus L.Oes. New
Nome cssS ss., e. Stamped Goods in psn and
Ms. l. ': sLAr ssi STREET,
oss5S her Trimmed s,Sss = ssrsss reduction in
FfSa EsFhsLfshaEST, isos New fort h ave
tOn S r5Sss N sDd SsRs ESt q Sss
With F.eSsr and Msison 9riess f.rss ,. :5inf'
ESQ .n an Ma. ST Msiss md fo,
System. @. Cunningham. Fur Repairing. ja20-3m
DRIES FOR THE LADIES'
IN M ssS:s FIVE I'VE
n nse III e. T number sS Of words from ths sen
compete win receive rules and instructions By I'd.
MA MaRTfS CO. baltimore Nd
FEDORA DREss SH1t1ps
MsI1fsetured BY A. H. BrinEmann o., Baltimore.
EAvoRs FOR THE GERMAN, SCRAP BOOK PIC
lures. Japanese Goods, Gold Paint Toys, Materials
Letter Paper. I5c pound. j. JAY GOULD. Al 9th i
NILE Nj. j. PRAsp1
1909 + ST. n. Mrs. HunrsD
Has returned from New York with the latest styles In
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
JET ORNAMENTS. ~
Hair Dressed and Bangs shingled- nl9-3m.
MISS LoTTIE DAVIS.
~ NJ Lady shsmpooer and Hair Dresser.
10Th ST. over Thompsons Drug Store d2-3m
A NToN FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB
n LlSHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 300 q stnW
ladies' and Gents Garments Of all kinds Cleaned and
9 speciality. Thirty -fve years experience Prices
moderate. Goods called for and delivered. sI4
A LL-wooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPER
"A dyed good mourning black.
sl4 9oo O Sc n. w.
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREY, 43O 10TH ST NV
I Makes Corsets to order in every rtyle and mate
rial. and gnsrsn 1 perfect az md comfort
French Hand made Underclothing, Merino Underwear
and finest Imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform GoodS
French CCrsets and Bustles-
Chdren's Corsets and a Ell Corset Miss HIS own
maEe) that for the price is unsurpassed.
n H--French German and Spanish spoken mrl4
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The Man Of Ii.

From the New York sun
wife-"what do you mean, John, when you
say that my studying German Is a real act of Kind.
ness?s
Husband-"I mean, my dear, that it win give
the English language little needed rest
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EMBRACING SUPERB IVORY AND OLD WOOD
CARVINGS, SUPERB SILK KAKEMONOS,
PAINTED BY CELEBRATED JAPANESE ART
ISIS. OLD CHINESE JADE VASES OF WONDER
Full WORKMANSHIP OLD CHINESE JADE
BOWLS AND CUPS, RARE BRONZES FROM
CELEBRATED ARTISANS, ELEGANTLY EN-.
BROlDERED ROBES AND DRESSES SUPERB
sATsUMA PoRCELAINs RARE SPECIMENS IN
CLoIS0NSE. FINE OLD LACQUER, FINE OLD
BRONZES INLAID WITH GOLD AND SILVER,
RARE OLD CHINESE VASES OF THE KEEN
WING PERIOD. SIX MARKS. OLD CHINESE
VASES WITH SAM DE BoEUF GLAZE, OLD
CHINESE BRoNZES, RARE OLD CHINESE
PORCELAINS. FINE EMBROIDERIEs. EN-
BRoIDERED SCREENS OF RARE VALUE RARE
KUTANI KIOTO AND KINKOzAN PORCELAINS,
RARE OLD CRACKED WARE 40. &c
This collection, which was selected by japanese
perts is to be far ahead of anything
seen in this city, and many Of the articles excel
Of the choicest pieces in the celebrated Morgan colec
ton.
This highly valuable collection will be view at
my Art Rooms Mond ~ and Tuesday, February and
z. 1883. and the sale will take pace WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. FEBRUARY EIGHTH.
NINTH AND TENTH, 1855. at ELEVEN A. N. and
THREE F. NJ. each day.
THOMAS BOWLING,
fiat Auctioneer.
WEEKS s CO.. Az Apst iaSisIsn, .v.
Opposite City Post omce.
POSITIVE SALE WITHOUT LIMIT OR REsERvA-
TON OF BALANCE OF STOCK CONTAINED IN
PREMISES 3I5 SEVENTH STREET. NEAR
CORNER OF STREET SOUTHWEST, AT
AUCTION MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
SIXTH. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. IN
PART:
Parlor Suites. Walnut Chamber Sets of and 10
pieces, Handsome Walnut Hall Pieces and Hat
Racks Walnut Narble-top Tables. Stained Sets,
Bureaus and washstands Lounges, Kitchen
Safes. wardrobes Cribs. Reed and Cane Rockers
Several Rolls and Pieces Brussels and Ingram
Carpets. Brussel Rugs, Cocoa Mats, Dining room
Walnut and Other Chairs, Childs Chairs. Oil
cloths, SO Sets Fine Painted Toilet Sets, Exten
sion Tables, Accordeons, Clocks. and Other Stock
not mentioned, all Of which will be closed out
without reserve, Is the owner is about to change
his business. 1897
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b ARIES.
The New and Beautiful
MEzZOTINT ENGRAVING.
NTHIA."
just ready. First Impressions MacBeth's "RAINY
DAY." "ST. IVES ON THE OUSE"
small supply Just received and many other very
attractive and suitable pictures for BRIDAL GIFTS.
New Paintings by
William T. Richards,
Constant Mayer,
Anna Lea Merritt and others
MIRRORS AND PICTURE FRAMES
OF the Newest Designs.
All the Rogers Groups, Sc.
JAS. s. EARLE b SONS,
n7-m,w,s,6m No. SIG Chestnut st., Phila
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THE wORLD OF FASHION.
June's Chas About Modern
Dress and Its Fitness.

REGULATION COSTUMES FOR FORMAL OCCASIONS
THEORY on THE Low SEcK-HosEBKED SIMPLICITY
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF sPuss-
rROrHEcIEs AND PRExoSrrIoSs
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

we DO hereby certify that supervise the arrange
ments for all The Monthly and Quarterly Drd,oings Of
me Louisidnd State Lottery Company, and an 1ersoa
manage and control the DYdct,s Themselves and that
ne same are conducted ,cith honesty farness and
good Jaah forard all parties and authorize the Com
IUny 10 use this certificate. tcih Smiles 0f our sig
natures attached. in nirprfise,usnfso
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated in 1865 for % years by the Legisla-
iure for Educational and Charitable purposes-with
capital Of $1,000. 0O0-to which q reserve fund of
over $55O,OOO has since been added
ny an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
December I'd. A. d. 1879.
The Only Lottery Ever Voted On and Endorsed by the
People Of Any State.
IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES
1te Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
every three months March. June, September and De-
cember). -
AsPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE
SECOND GRAND DRAWING. CLASS y,
IN The ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Z 1888.
21:3th Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, S15O,OOO.
u Notice.Iickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves,
30; Fifths, ~; Tenths, 81
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nRUNKENNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DE-
HAINES, GOLDEN SPEClEIC

knowledge Of the person taking it, is sb.olutely harm
less, and will effect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Il modsrsfe drinker or an alco-
hoiic wreck Thousands OF drunksrds have been made
temperate men who have taken Golden Specific In their
conee without their and to-day believe they
quit drinking Of their own free will 1T NEVER FAILS
The system impregpated with the Specific 1t be-
comes utter imp0ssibty Tor the liquor appetite to
r. WARE Under Hbbitt House, and
NIX. HELPHEN6TtNE. 14th St aid Vermont ave-,
d1-thAtu 1y Washington, D. G.