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Political Notes.

Additional congressional nominations have ben
made as follows: First Rhode Island dlstrlct-El-
wood q. Macomber, prohibition second Rhode
Island dlstrict-Anson Greene, prohibition. Idaho
Fred 4. DUBOIS republican, reaomlnated. Twenty-
nrst Pennsylvania district-CapL samuel Crals,
republican,, on the slNty-seyenth ballot. Nlnli
virginia dlstrict-MlngO, prOhlbltloLlst
The democratic convention Of the second South
Carolina congressional district (rllmans) has ao-
lourned Tor one week, having failed 10 make q
nomination.
MIR. George o. Jones, chairman OF the national
greehoack committee, has gone 70 New York 70
look after the Interests OF his party.
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Mrs HARRIET HUBBAKD AVER.
Dear Madam: shall always take pleasure in recon-
mendng your Vita Nuova" to athletes. particularly
Oarslnen suffering from too much training.
During a rleld and exceptionally severe course Of
hard training under Charles Courtney. 'cOach"
became III and deblated from. attack OF dysentery
but foollshly continued my hard work (ayera.ing
row Of - miles per dayl until had trained down"
from $50 pounds to li7 and became completely pros
usied. or what boating men called Overturned"
Vita Nuoya" has completely restored my wasted
vitality. and feel full of life aad grateful
desire personally to thank you. used "vita Nuova'
through the recommendation of Mr. Blow Of ST. Louis
Gratefully yours. ROBERT LEE McCOMB
stroke Cornell University Crew
Vita Nuova New LIfe) il the best remedy for dys-
PERSIA nervousness. seePlessness ard overwork. 1t
viii assist the weak stomach; 1t will rest the weary
brain II will brace up the shattered it is
made from the prescription of famous physician, you
are not taking quack medicine. As ii is mace by
honest manufacturer you assured of pure inere-
dents As 1t Is used and Endorsed by and women
you all know and respect. you not using an IN
known or untried remedy; only be careful the
genuine refuse substitutes. send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER 81 Park Pace. New York, for additional
testimonials; from Rev. David Swing. OF Chicago;
Judge Morgan J. OBrien. supreme Court. New York:
Hon. Henry Watterson. Of kentucky eI- Gov. Andrew
q curtin. of Pennsylvania, and many others Of like
character and reputation aug
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ON THE nOD.rAuL CABS.


All is quiet on the Columbia Road The cars are
r1nning the same as usual, and roll on side by
side with the herdics without any signs OF war.
But the car drivers wear a knowing look, their
eyes nave twinkle that suggests hidden posi-
oiiitaes In case one OF the anti-boo-tail people
should refuse to pass his fare. A STAR reporter,
eager Tor the fray went TO the seat Of possible war
THIS morning to be on hand II there should be any
trouble. Car after car rolled peacefully BY as he
stooo on . corner, and concluding that the
astators were all riding in herdics, he hailed one
OF the ooo-tails and entered He opened the front
ooor as ne dropped his ticket In the shute, and
wens OUT on tne platform with the driver. The
latter was on the lookout for passengers seeing
man on q corner he half turned his brake and
raised questioning nnger. The man shook his
mead and laughed. The driver responded and let
90 his hold on the brake, mutterfng "we're not
dying 70 carry you" IL was one OF the signers OF
Are you ready for the anti.fare passers," asked
well should say So" was the reply. .we are
not anxious for them TO ride but II they DO and
dont pay i have my instructions what TO DO.
SVop the carr NO SIR; we are not doing things In
mat way. II man should refuse to pay his fare
would get his name and address, and there would
we are going TO do. You see they are not forced
10 TAKE the cars now that the herdics are mere,
ana II they come In here they will have TO come
up TO the rules OF the company"
"Do you think that you Will have any troublef"
mo, I believe that everyone who rides In the
cars will pay"
In running from 9th street east to 18th stree,
west the car picked up eight passengers. each OF
whom deposited q nickel or o ticket without
protest.
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From the New York Sun.
"You seem to have quite Q sum in your bank,
BOBBY" remarked the visitor.
"Yes," said Bobby, una gives me ten cents .
week for coming 70 the table with clean hands and
face"
"Ten cents IL good deal Of money for Q little
boy 10 earn every week."
OF work Tor It.
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Fer Assembling IN officer.

AMANDA rkCsT, CoLoRkD WOMAN, fIfkD IN rHK
POLICE COURT
In the Police Court this morning, Amanda
Trust, q colored woman. was charged with dis
orderly conduct and assaulting oficer Work last
evening. Mr. o. s. h wan appeared for the
defendant. The offccr TESTIFIED that he found her
In Essex Court drunk she cursed him. and he
started with her TO the patrol boz, 7th and
streets. There she attacked him. trying 20 choke
and scratch him. She tore his badge on, took his
baton and threw IL away. andsiter ne recovered
IL he forced TO use II on her. On cross amina-
lion witness said she was In house dancing. lie
cluobed her 70 make her let go hts throat.
W. p. Williamson testified that he saw the
The officer used his club once 20 save himself.
She was striking and attempting 70 bite the
oficer. Several Others gave similar testimony.
For the defendant Louisa Bennett testified that
was loud talking. she went up 20 the patrol box
and the officer choked defendant, pushed her
against the box. struck her with his baton.
knocked her down, and knelt on her.
Geo. A. Roberts testified that he saw the oncer
knock defendant down. He treated her as they do
a horse.
The defendant, a short, stout colored woman,
testified that while ironing she fell out OF win
dow and was laughing and talking about II, when
the omcer came In. She started 10 80 with hun,
but lost her shoe and when she went TO get it he
struck her and dragged her 10 the box.
she was perfectly sober. On cross-examination
she said she had taken two glasses OF beer. The
court imposed fine OF s for disorderly conduct
and $40 Tor the assault.
Amanda's husband, was placed on trial under the
name OF Julius Stockins, Charged with disorderly
conduct IN interfering with the officer while he
had Amanda under arrest. lie testified that he
Interfere ON the ground that she was your wifef'
asked Mr.. Shilllngton. "les sir" replied the de-
PENDANT "Are you lawfully married 10 her:'
'Not yet" His personal bonds were taken by the
court
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The Anniversary of Sedan.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The anniversary OF the sur
render OF Sedan was celebrated to-day by re-
view OF the garde du corps. Immense crowds wit
messed the maneuvers. The emperor was accom-
people greeted the emperor with great enthusiasm.
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From The Philadslphia Record
He-.My angel there b one thing WIN have %
tell you. When We are married muss nave my
mother live with ~, because I can't anocd 20 Keep
two establishments going. You VIII ma her very
menalag. loo hops my darling yoa wy NOS Oh
Sne-sNo indeed IN just b de.igheed % have
mother 70 come and - ~ ho0seWosk ven - s0ai
comfogtah1a"
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To be Fought nj Minneapolis.

NIsNEAPoLIs, Sept 1.-Arrangements were COM
pNed to-day 10 bring of the Myer-
Needham hight at Minneapolis. 1t will
take place here on September 13. 1t will be
twenty rounds. with small gloves, for the entire
receipts and the lightweight championship of
America The Dannie Needham who was defeated
at Dayton. Ohio, yesterday, does not belong here
and Is an lnpOStOr.
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THoMAs CanIrIE,s VIZ,

onee shrewdly remarked. There's no tnow,n,
"has Mr. Carlyle might have been but for dy,-
pepslA' Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause OF
ms gloon and irritabili;y. Had be taken Ayre,.
nus ne would have been a healthier and
happier man
Il was a great sufferer from pv,na,,,, and
No"suiaton- had no appetite. became
S deoihtAted. and was continually
nlc'ed with Headache and Dizziness. After
Trying various remedies finally began to use
Ayers Pills, and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became verlp
ID. u Logan. Wilmington, Del
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver Co, Lowell Mas.
Sod by all Druggists and Dealers in Meaicin.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6lGglanS 10 The Star.
A BIG OIL TANK BLOWS UP.
Eight Persons Reported Killed and
Many Others Injured.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Sept. la special from Cygenet.
Ohio says: A %. OO0-barrel oil-tank exploded and
the oil scattered In all directions killing eight per-
sons ana inJuring a number OF others.
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Awhile Girl Outraged by a Negro.

NEW YORK, Sept. l.-Mary Cary, eighteen years
old, OF Brooklyn, while on her way home at an
early hour this morning. was assaulted and out
ragged by a colOred man flfty-f1ve years Old, who
made his escape. The police are looking Tor him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Old lady 20 grocers Doy,-"Your store boy,
seems 70 be very full OF Mes" Boy-"Yes'm;
guess IT'S that lot OF nypaper the boss test bought
-Epoch
the pedagogue u lucky IN hos weather. II
koepo ochooe-Le1ro0 nv Hess
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Fox SrEErLrsssrss

Or. c r. DAKK- Belleville. IL. says: II have founA
IT, aud asonS 10 be Capable Of producing swest and
natural sleep i'm Of insomnia from overwork
the brain. which often occurs in professional
and busanese men"
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GENrs Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats, soc Pants, 25c.: Vests. 25c. Altering and
hepsiring done In best manner Goods called aud
delivered Telephone call 1882.
X. l. HAHN, 705 9th St NV;
au2-6m and 21S y. Calvert st. Baltimore.
SUMNER PIcrUREs.
Light and attractive subjects for the Country and
s sssSde Bridal GIFTS. &c. PLAYING DOMIN0Es,"
AIM" Iojettl Coolnan's latest -MUSING." "RING-
AhOUND-A ROSY" Dvorak Paintlngs, Mirrors,
ktehinss. SC AL koGERs' GROUPS.
,.oe o,e 49, JAMS s: EARLE Sons,
go SIG CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
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OUH NEW SourH" PATENT

W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR
None without brand and circular in side
each package
These standard brands Of fours cannot be excelled
They made exclusively Of Southern wheats raised
IN Maryland and Virginia The crop of these States
being very nne in QuAh fours will If possible
be still better. Families using them once viii con-
tinus 70 Use them.
W. II. TENNEY SONS
Merchant Nillers,
aug2O-lnO Georgetown ID C
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Chicago Markets.

The business failures occurring throughout the
country during the last seven days number, for
the United states, roe, ana for Canada, "A, or q
total OF I'd, as compared with total OF PA last
week and 2l9 the week before.
The shipments OF peaches over the Delaware
Railroad up to Thursday evening aggregated
39l7 carloads, an excess OF 2, 635 Carloads CON-
pared with same date lasI year.
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At Clifton Beach.

ahb AAnAoN MILES kNSOflSo Tdk LIBk IN CA4fs
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
The members OF the Marion Rifles who are en-
camped at that popular resort are having pleas
ant time. The boys In effect own the place. and
during the time the excursonists are there every.
thing Is particularly lively.
A little after midnight Tuesday the entire camE
was startled by yels from the "tent" OF the dow D.
hearted "mess." little later they were surprised
by the apparition OF Private King flying from his
tentwith several large crabs hanging from HIM
Ii seems that Private Atchison, q member OF the
same mess, who had caught q number or crabs In
the morning had placed them under a Cot for safe
keeping, and during the night they went on an ex
plortng expedition with the above results
A dish OF nicely Drowned baked beans is placed
In front OF the captains plate AT every meal and
the members OF the company are trying hard TO ar
range an eating match between Manager Renlga
and Captain DAILY.
A real old-fashioned country dance was given In
honor OF the company Thursday night, which Was
enjoyed hugely. Private Osel's band furnished tn,
music. The Glee Club. composed OF Captain Daily
Sergeants RichOld, Atchison, Klenwortn and
Manager Smith, visited the hotel the other even
ing and serenaded the boarders till the small hour
OF the morning.
Friday evening ball was given in honor OF the
company, which was very successful affair.
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MAX iSILD

MYED-SCHWAkOPF. On Sunday, August "a.
lsss, IA Daltmors by the Rev. Father foehtnan Mis-
ELEONORA sCHMAkOPF. Of Washington, aud M.
CHARLES b. MiED. Of baltimore.
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w hen baby WIS sick. ave her Castsr1a
When she w2s q child. lie cried tor C.storix
NhsI ahs became Miss. she chung To Castoria
Nhon ~ bad eh1l0yans SA0 save Ihaaa Cnsso<S>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

As the Senate was not in session to-day and
there were very few Senators at the Capitol, the
news that China mad refused to ratify the restrc-
ton treaty did not receive the attention on that
side Of the Capitol IT otherwise would have had.
Senator Coke said to STAR reporter that Congress
can regulate the question OF Chinese immigration
by legislation, and "will just chop them right OH
Short" he added.
senator Cullom remarked, Another Of Growers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Mans. 1 u.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending az O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 10 the health
Office as follows: John oLeary, white, e. years;
John Fisher, white, 81 years; RoDt. Z. Hewitt.
white, 81 years. Jos. T. Huntington, white. 40
years; Morris sweeny, white, l3 years; Emerson
ID. Person. white, years: Gertrude NJ. RUPERT,
white, year; John Coleman, white. 10 months.
Elizabeth Gillon, white ~ days; Patrick stewart,
colored, 40 years: Alexander Holland, colored. -
years; Jane Ware. colored, al years; Hattie koss,
colored, years; Hattie Shaw, coiored years;
Isaac I. AIMS, colored, l year; Thos Bowie. col
ored, III months; Josephine Lewis, coiored, .
months; Marcellus Blue, colored, months; Annie
I. Wilkinsin, colored, months; Ada Brown. coli
ored, months; Alma Warlng, colored, 81 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01
THE NATIONAL LIBRARY.
Some Points from Yesseraay's Debate
in the House.

Tne House yesterday afternoon, after long dis
cussiou, Insisted upon its disagreement to the
senate amendment to the sundry civil bill ap-
propriating 81, 100000 TO continue the work on
the new congressional Library building. The
original clause put in the bill BY the House stop
PED all work according to the present plans and
authorized the committees Of public build.
ines and grounds OF the House and Senate
70 invite architects to present designs for library
Duliolng not TO cost more than 5000. 000 The
senate struck this out and inserted the appropra-
Ion OF $l,OOO,oO0 TO continue the present work
N conference this Item was passed over without
an Agreement being reached, and must be farther
considered In conference
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The COurrs.


Police COCKT-Judge MUS pro Ten.
To-day, Isaac Montgomery, oisorderly conduct
S. or fifteen days; George Palmer do, $40 or sixty
days; David Jones, cruelty 10 animals. collateral
forfeited; James Weeks, profanity, do; Henry
Sackerman, nuisance, s. or fifteen days; Joseph
Thomas Buckley, profanity, s. or ffteen days;
James Dealin, disorderly conduct, collateral ior-
ieited
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He saw q Market.

From the Omaha World
tSpeculator-"Iseeb by the paper that dueling
is being revived In France"
Second Speculator-"I 60 TO France on the nrst
boat"
"Not to tight Q duel?"
..So; going over on business"
"Yes; I'm going to take over cargo Of blank
cartndgea"-
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Rockville Affair

NEXT wEEK-OTHER MATTERS.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE Nd, August 81, 1855
Preparations for the annual fair to commence on
Wednesday next are progressing finely and the
grounds are visited daily by quite a crowd to wit
the training OF horses for the OF speed
The following gentlemen have horses on the track
daily; Lee Onutt, s. b. and Robert Lyddane, VIM.
X. Gather, Hez. Trail, and Thomas Keys Among
the trotters Is the noted county nnIe "sallie,"
owned by Mr.. Robt. OnuJL
John Is. Diamond, or Gaithersburg, the breeder
OF Improved stock at that place. yesterday SOLD
TWO Percheron colts, one six months and the other
one year Old, for 900 each.
MIR. Cooke ID. Luckett TO day sold to Mr.. John q.
England for $1,000 the house ana lot or Joseph j.
DiIJrich on Washington street. this town. Mr.
England Will, In a short time, improve the PREM
Uses by the erection or a new nouse. s. A. M.
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EEEENCHaES CAN PROPERLY BE CALLED
n. ~ the table They are good judges IN all
me .ppete and keep the digestive organs in good or
NJ sA.eS give commence To ASGOsrUkA BrrrEHs
MAnnis;tured oy Dr. ]. q. b sEIGEKT sons Iti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01
A PERFECT CONVERSATION


OF harmless vegetable remedies. that will restore the
whole system To healthy action, is absolutely needed
disease tor the disease affects one organ
weakens all" Paine's Celery Compound is THIS PER
FEC1 COMBINATION. Read the proofs!
Il have suffered terribly from nervousness and kid
ney trouble bought two bottles of Paine's Celery
Compound and oh how it did help me! I have so
much faith IN your medicine for know what II did
for me" MRs I WArsoS
Ontario Center. Ny.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
For i've years suffered with malaria and nervous
ness trieQ fdine's Celery Compound and can truth
July say that nye bottles completely cured me.
eheerfuiiy recommend IL, for know It to q good
neI1cine" CHAS L. STEARNs
CURES ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Paralysis, Biiousness. Dys-
pepsia. Costiveness. Piles, Liver Complaint Kidney
Trouble Female Complaints. and all diseases arising
from impure blood
el six for s. See that each bottle bears the Celery
WELLS, RICHARDSON Co. Props, BURLINGTON, Vt
FOR TEE NERVOUS,
The DEBILITATED,
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That's Why.

From the Philadelphia Record
Broad street dame (waking from sleep as the
clock strikes IL p. M -"Mercy me! Have you
been down stairs reading all this timer"
Husband-"rve been sitting In the back parlor
waiting for that young man to leave"
"Remember, my dear, that you were young once
yourself"
81 remember. That's why watch him"
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Tar IT.,

IRY IT,
FUNDS EXTRACT Is known everywhere, and well
merits its reputation az the Peoples Remedy. - and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For oye- forty ans
Rreat vegetable compound has proved its scacy and
never failed 10 do its duty when brouxh. int NJ. m,
LAS woE It's greatest renown subuer OF All paint
Ard INSTRUMENTATION and should be in every househoId
fONOs EAIhACI cures Burns. sunburrs Chafiue
AemorrhAses. etc. Askior PONDS ExTKiCT. Tats
~ ~. anon my:Sl
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News from HagerstOwu.
A PROPOSED JOINT DEBATE BETWEEN COL DOUGLASS
AND Mr. M'CoMAs-GEN. RESo's MoSUMEsT-RAIIr
ROAD CAsUALTIEa


PROPOSED JOINT DEBATE BETWEEN COL DOUGLASS
AND Mr. MCoMAs-GEN. REsos NoSUxESr-RAII-
ROAD CAsUALTIEA
Correspondents of THE EVENING STAR
HAGBRsTowN. August 81, 1888.
Col. H. X. Douglass the democratic nominee for
Congress from this district has been Instructed by
the democratic executive committee OF this county
to issue a challenge to Hon. l. T. McComas, the
republican candidate, to a Joint discussion
throughout the congressional district on the va
rious topics at issue. From the best Information
at command it is hardly probable that Mr.. Nc
Comas Will accept, as he conducts his canvass
generally In different way. principally by per-
sonal interviews and association with his constit-
uentS. Col Douglass. however, opens his cam
paign IN this county on Tuesday evening, when he
Will address a meeting TO be held here under the
auspices or the Cleveland, Thurman, and Douglass
Club.
The train due here yesterday at l0:45 a m. over
the Cumberland Valley Railroad, when passing
gerstown, crashed into a Iour-horse team belong
Ing TO Mr.. Jos. Horst, and driven 10y his son. aged
twelve years. The lad YVES Instantly killed, and
with three OF the horses costly accident &C.
CURED this morning on the Washington County
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at
Bretherd's Station, miles from Hagerstown. The
train which left here early this morning. composed
OF a large number OF emp freight cars, run into
a car loaded with corn, which had been allowed 10
project from the siding 10 the main track. The
engine was thrown into an adjoining field, and the
entire train almost demolished. The tralnmen es-
capped, however, with bruises The wreck Is a
costly one, and Will figure up high In dollars and
cents.
A IRE last night destroyed the barn on the farm
OF Mrs. Deitrick, 2b miles north OF Hagerstown.
together with Its contents including wheat, hay
straw, &C.; loss about 81 800. The IRE Is sup
posed to have been caused by sparks from
threShing machine engine.
As Mr.. Jacob Shepperd, OF Hancock, this county,
was returning from Berkeley Springs In his buck
wagon on Monday, accompanied BY his dog Jack,
his coat slipped from the wagon and was not
missed until MS arrival home The dog was also
missed, but little notice. however, being taken OF
it. On Wednesday, as Mr.. Shepperd W as on his way
back to Berkeley Springs what was his surprise
and pleasure TO Ind JACK faithfully guarding the
coat on the roadside where he had lain thirty-slx
hours without food or water
monument TO The memory OF Gen. Reno Is TO
be erected In Wises held, ON the South Mounts ain
in the exact spot where the general fell during
this memorable battle. IL Will be done by the sur
ytvors OF New York regiment b.
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women ShOuld Learn % ss8eSt."
From the Chicago Herald.
Many women never rest They seem not to un-
derstand what rest-real rest-means To throw
ones self down with newspaper or q book Is not
rest; 1t is only o change OF occupation. To sit
down and keep the fingers flying over some sort
OF fancy-work, as II one were pursued by demon
OF unrest Is certainly not rest But 70 lie at full
length ON q hard surface, arms extended at the
slices, head back, with no pillow, eyes closed,
all cares and worries misunderstanding Is rest; this
VIII smooth away wrinkles In face aud In temper;
THIS Will give an DIR OF repOse 10 the tired anxious
nervous woman; this Will take away many an ache
and straighten out rounded shoulders and craned
out necks English girls who are famous walkers
are taught TO lie down for few seconds whenever
they come In from their trampS. II Americans
would learn the value OF lying down frequently,
say Two or three times o day, they would have
Twice as much 60 ahead and power 70 60 ahead "a
they are now famous tor
Carlton"
Mss Carlton tcoldly)-"Yes, very"
uDoard yacht, y know"
Ak 'Carlton-sI had suppoeed IL 20 be n ode.
poaro yachI1L0e,