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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
FOR SALE-LOTS.

sddsdG1c sge 81 srf no. sSs. !.
% an: S. saFss sss c
= 900 ssgs s, rcs; e IN. s.S ,ss a..
is a;s 81 sSo. :. | sS sss ROM
mhl5-3t 1878 at nv
Ron sALs-ELEoANT LoT. ~ fkkT FRONT.
q ,s., i.as. sood ioession northwest rT,s-.
w.,..c Iw.r xyESs. son:
SSS s. sa al. 10 81 Fr FRONT on ST MT.
6et ss.s and sca 50. n NJ ''' m lSns
mhl-ler SIS 9th 81 nv
SS%k sssLE e., PM Lors, soxeLa ny
lsar los. on New lers~, ave > e. ipsaS. % cents
sqs is 81 s % ssa:.. Si flsss .a,sf
an; TX !; is iss 6; E S
F2s aAdtL.L2Is ON y ANp 18Th Sis. MAR
a.msshirr sSr nss, Az. sna Dupont .irclei hsg
s 8: All .l lon , n sSS,' E Iowa
price. : JAMS a ga Rarr sps'"i'u's
Eok SALON SOUTH slpE ROAD ST, wEsr
foot alley 'oo. Yer foot
EoR sALE-okieINAL LOTS Is AND Is IN
.ersrs $50, With imFroysments cOnsl.tins q rod
Lots are not deep ana vii be sold sS n" es .rS a r
sse msrse , pTiss iissra terms JOHN nAkRIsn>.
IyoR sALE-A NUNBER on LOTS on MERIDIAN
NIL system OF Improvement .doysea w tha
n..oasrs .s Wi srssts ssSsnSs a.. VIZ s.lS SS u
fNkrS ssy iS Sss . mali ss1 s.n buy eA',D 2n
EoR SAIL OFFER cHoIcE Tors. IN Looa.
f.aS S. sS Tn for essans % N ss
es,xeen IN and Ion SITS wess selieyy ~ osr,si;
'H'o'''A'A' LOT '''n'a''' ''si IraS GAR CLARA
n,hs-cs. COS Est nv.
EoR sALE-Burr.D ERs AND spfcuLAroRS AT.
= asSSas 8. :s. ig1 sas x 4 81. S
aspss q 40 f:s, - 10 ieo, alley Also -.ss % ma
or "a 81 by depth u % lest. THIS property .ssry
grce -s,.ssessss nms sewer and ssisr 'aaa
' %ss Il sra. isS x' fRfs sSSPs ,4rera
+ AourpE s0ss pApr s SEFs SUNS gs OPP.
a., The h.na-amest building sf'ss arOand Washington
nlslS SSfS r. . SsSEs Sfs co COT ssozr
Eok sAlkTbAne AINs.LoIs IN Mt PLEAS.
Ianl 70; fotest Glen. Nd, Z 10 &c. NJ u. .Oc,
rse-lm. J. r. HEREFORD. l4easF-
v,oR sALE-sEvEnaL LARGE LOTS ,stiscEPrI.
ooIins the cisy fran,Ds On ts Sss, ysr
bayf Is. i .ns s'.ss' N University Park stS5E
Eoh sALE-LoTs
ave- near Iowa Circle n ct bat 18th and 18th IS.
T. ave- bet 14th 4 18th Cor. lot Wash Circle.
hlaye-netr SCOTS Circle \. bet sth and 10th All
Nass-sve. bet 9TH q 18th loth aua It'll
Nhsve. n Dupont Circle. Il. bet 18th aud l4th stz
= St, near n. J, sva L, brt 18th and lsth sts
So!. 20th and sta NV, ". hst 14th aud 9Th Ct.
mo- ave bet the Capitol y st, bet and y st-
and stanton sQuare. 9th. bet. IS and stanton a.
kst u Mcpherson square. a, let. "a and I'D a "
Lots ON 18th. 18th, 18th l6th and lth street. ex-
tended and ON Columbia road and ina M Plessant
We advertise these many OF them ~ uu-
DER tbs market price aud good n you do
not see what Jon want here yall for canplele lust
JOHN SHERMAN A 80.
fy2-lm 1907 "a NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

Thedehate In the House yesterday over the Jones
cotton claim settled nothing with reference TO the
Justice OF the claim ITSELF but IL did have the e.
feet OF bringing 70 the mont the national feeling
concerning aliens who come 20 this country to
make their fortunes, and who are willing to en-
Joy the protection OF American laws pocket all
the money their American neighbors will give
them, and yet give no allegiance 10 the American
government. As long as We permit this sort OF
thing 90 be done, OF course We have no right TO
complain when advantage Is taken OF our LID
crafty; and claims which are just In themselves
deserve as good treatment when presented by
Aliens as when fathered by Americans OF the old
est blood But the feeling prevalent in the COM
munity was well shown by Mr.. Allen, OF Missis-
sippL who asked whether Mr.. Jones aided either
side during the rebellion, ana. when answered In
the negative promptly remarked: "That settles
the bill for me- IL Mr.. Jones came to the United
states 20 make money, and lived here several
years without renouncing his allegiance 10 the
British crown, and then, when the civil war broke
out, carried on his business under the shelter Of
his foreign citizenship while his American competi-
tors In trade were rsking and suffering every
thing for one side OF the controversy or the other
Mr. Allen does not care 10 hear any more about
the case. From the spirit shown In the talk OF the
House yesterday, Mr.. BlandTs suggestion is per-
remedy through the diplomatic intervention OF his
own government instead Of appealing directly TO
ours
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WI. HAHN L co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSED
SIG Seventh street;
1922 Penn. ave. NV;
231 Peuna. ave. se.

T. T. T. T T. e e.
I'll $ 8's E E T. H. #! T
+ Il & SoS * EEn +
E. E E 4 4 Y
T s. : wv II \ s. :: :! + f.
f +: $ ! w ~
UNPRECEDENTED VALUES IN EVERY DEPART
MENT.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
e = &sss q, Rs'
13c. Friday 20. yprd.
u .ce Bed Sets. 3 pieces tapped, worth $3.50 Friday
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
lot Of stamped Pillow shams, best Fruit Of the
Eoom Cotton. Large size. stamping slightly blurred
ga: and "a; q Chenille Ta.ssls were g. lak and
Remnants e sSipc all-wool Dress GoOds Tricots.
ysss. GD ass. W.: o. s. Fasy IS
syy:sa: I iss< v: fIs:yy
yards long was ii 80. Fridsy 81 30 remnant,
1-4h yard. long We On e2 Friday Si SO rsmnsnt.
70 s. soa y H. ns
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Childfens Ribbed Hose in brown and blue.
pair soc.
Il: Of Lido ,I Ms1o sizes a. 49, 40
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
lot Of pc. Colored Socks. Friday pair for zoe
lot Of 2oc. White and Pin Stripe suspenders FIJI
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
SOC SILK Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Friday %
lot of Ladies, White or Colored Embroidered Hand
kerekiefs. were 12Ac. Friday for 25c.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
slightly damaged Friday. choice &C. 'N ~''''
Hot Of Pun Boses sold st 10 and zoe. Friday Sc
TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT
lot Of English Hair Brushes worth Al Friday ko.
lot Of Ensii.h Tooth brushes. worth zoe Tridsy
JKwELRY DEPARTMENT.
She: Han Pm. :sssi asSi.. r worth 70 foe
LADIES NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT
i lot q extra fine quality Null Ties. worth 25c.
j los q satin Polk. Dot Windsor Ties. worth CSC.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
= ESS9as Rr.s ssa: :1a end. all oo'
vdr t4' q 4P1s Sa1 s:ss lace rOuncnsA all silk
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
lot of New Clasps, worth 25 and 3jc Friday lec
LACE DEPARTMENT.
I lot Of all-linen Torchon Lace. was o2c q y.rd
Friday Sc. yard. '~S"-
lot q 4Sineh Plat Val Flouncinss. worth 81 80
yard Friday 81 q yard ~~0"
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
lot Of 45-inch Swiss and Cambria Flounc,ro.
worth 7.c. to alb Friday soc yard
yard. ' A"e
N. B.other items in our advertisement under the
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STOEE AND DWELLING AT 1896
II 18th ST. NV. containing l3 rooms. with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire l0:SS l4th ST. sll-l0w'
ETOR REST-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
II Store. 14i1 I'D St. West Washington; = good
chance for profitable business with small capital
f2l-im X. a. PHILLIPS, 14lg New y, RI ave.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTEp-bY A LADY. A FURNISHED ROOM,
w second noor front. with stove hcet With bard
not TO exceed $50 or S22 Per mouth. Addrcss. eith
terms. QUIET, Star once IT.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM BY APRIL lsT.
IN prvat. family. with home orinfortA BY Young
gcntlenan with best Of rcfercnce section: mod
mhl5-2ts
WANTED-oNE OR TWO GooD-sIZED UNfUR-
nlsheu rooms for classes of -Girls' Friendly So-
ciesy must ts between gth and 18th md y and sta
NV, Address Miss SIr6REANES. 1900 n 81 nv.
mh14-s1s
WANTED.FoUR UNFINISHED ROOMS on
svsist or I'd floor for light housekeeping. two in
talniiy. permanent suited. state terms notice
nhl4-3ts
WANTED-l OR FURNISHED OR UNFrR-
nisned roons IN section. IN priv ste family.
Win board preferred. by young single gentleman ef
steady ara temperate habits. with xccptionabie
Office n,hla .,ts
WANTED-AFURNfsHED ROOM WHERE QUIET
w Is desired Address 3. L.. star Office. mhiS-u'
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w AIN "
WANTED-BY THE YEAR. PAYABLE MONTH
sna siesss not ncudsd suassS Ss
:as 9ts ans
WANTED-6ENTLEMAN AND WIFE REMAIN.
ing " Warrington through s.a The summer would
Boz 2, Star office. mhl5-2t'
w ANTED.,BY APRIL 1. By RELIABLE PARTY,
eS.ap sGs1s b sSuss s..
WANTED-BY 4 FAMILY OF Two ADULTS
aominsl rent BEST Of references given AddIss. a,
MISREPRESENTATION
business, VIII Join Usrty, siihss l.dy . Ssnismsn
N a saS ssss s:'
WANTED-TO BORRow-sae0O ON REAL rs.
ss sssa oes t
HXJANTED-PARTIEs DESIRING 10 SELL OUT
w their store. and places Of business would do well
&c ss e =: sna e!Sss s :sSss aSs
WANTED-A vRkY RRsPOAsibLk PARTY
e :ss
Address LOAN, Star Office mhl4-3ts
VTYINTED-TwO PER CENT MONTH WILL Be
d "a sys ioS stan once
WANTED PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOI-
w stered Mattresses made In hrst-claas styls
2Ss: sHs
WANTRJ-TuRNIU1E FEATHER BEDS, CAR
w petk stoves. Clothing. or enore aousSh9ld ~
fsca Ths highest cash praoss PAID Addssss H 1xUH
WANTKD-HIoHRsT CASE PRiCR PAID ron
-: s ga fsS S:sf irsS "a . as: =: q
MARVELLOUS COLD zNR MLy1k BOUGHT
w for cash by NN HRIEDERlOH. the mAnufactur-
ing $sUelr 6O5 7th st. opp. Patent Once. mhl-3n
WANTEI.WELIs DUG nORED arp nRJvEN.
g: ss::s Al = ::ss 3sns
VNANTED-TBY OUR BUTTfRINE AT q CENTS
w pound. Doesn't set raqcid: keepe better than
Butter; sttsf2ctiS2 gTss sSssso e Money rstuTasd
w THOMAS A. GIBSON,
.4-i sTrAA i Ass k kca.HsA AZ Nv sA1Se
7YANf1pLIT KNOW THAT q q lUNDT, OF
w AS Ioutsiapa sve1 !cPpodte c1ty 4alll = Com
miesiopsr Of Deeds Tor Ill ~ Ststo end 1erfi1oriss
7TANTTD : COMYiesiQNIR OF DEEDS 701
oa :s:% $40 ma aso A iss7 re Q "a 6
= odScs is0n 9 an. 70 6P.n Tslsphoas s76rx =
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

HNOE REN1-SQUARE Dr., FORMERLY THE
Il Government Corral with dwellings. and stabling
for geo horses. Inquire at JOHN NJ NoUNG's. 4s9
T. st mh10-0t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15


Hencefortn the irreverent east will be more re-
spectfl TO that great blower, Boreas As a tribute
~ his powers and as a means Of escape from his
blasts IL may be necessary 10 provide for life IN
cerground In en- emergency, and for the conduct
there OF various forms OF human activity. A
western cyclone cellar, big enough for q whole
city, viii suggest itself Thestreet railways as well
as the wires may need to be placed underground
A. 70 the wires, Philadelphia and New York.
which have been compelled TO communicate by
underground telephone, and Boston. which has
spoken TO New York only by means OF q cable, hid
zen from the wind under miles OF water, are Of
one mind Washington has long demanded the
sinking Of the wires The poles have gone tempo
rarily and must 60 permanently. The stoppage
by the storm Of the street railways In the north
ern cities, including even the elevated and cable
roads causes q demand from these cities for IN
dergrOund roads TO prevent the enormous business
losses from delay In trafic In such emergencies.
There Is no need Of such roads In washington,
however. Billiards are rare, and even In the one
Just endured street railway travel was not sus-
pended In this city. Electric motors and cables,
which viii move cars In a storm that renders
horses helpless viii furnish q sufficient safeguard
70 washington against serious Interruptions OF
surface railway travel
The difference between the agitator who favors
strikes for the sake OF striking and the prudent
counsellor who never counJenances strikes when
any other means offers itself for the settlement OF
difficulties Is shown now in the relative posi-
tons Of Chief Arthur and Chairman Lee
before the country. Mr.. Arthurs consent
TO strike II so long tn coming that
when II does come IL means something, and
the men under him stand firmly by their common
cause Mr.. Lee, IN the other hand, not only seems
TO have no control over the engineer knights but
has been distinctly repuiiated by one assemblv of
them In the Reading district who declare that they
are tired OF his vacillating spirit and unfullled
promises He helped TO get them into their present
difficulty, but Is Dowerless to ger them out again
IL Mr.. Lee, In the past. had given only moderate
and well-considered advice ana had done his best
10 prevent quarrels between employers and en-
ployed, he would not now be In 30 embarrassing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

The worst of the blizzard news has not yet been
received rhe deaths from the storm reported In
the large cities suggest startling record OF such
disasters In the country districts And the de-
structiOn wrought on land Indicates still greater
havoc among the ships at sea. The wave which
washed away the hotel az Brighton Beach shows
that the ocean was thoroughly aroused and the
sudden storm with its bitter cold, high wind and
otinding snow must have been terrible 70 sailors.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

w iNi-A$ l-IN\JoVAkJs
Tor RENT-RooA; NATE DESIRED FOR NICE
lave so 90 h.s n 81. for INN nm
HURST, Harris House. between and 5 pm mls-st
Fog RESSrnrogR uSFuRNIsnED RooMa
rent sls; 1854 9th st. n ". cail After 30 ,. m.
ENoR RENr-FURNIsHEp-o LARGE BRIGHT,
u newly psrered aud furnished apartment: would
Two PERSONS board with northern private
ao, LIS rsnnsy,vsnia sve. NV Terms res.cn.bie.
U,oR RESr-FuRSIsHrp-Ar i.s7Ls Nv
L handsome suites Of Rooms on nrst and second
soSrs single or en- suite location oentr.l s.agd Il
IYoR RENT--rwO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
II on second-door with hrs,-cisss Table Bosrd. in
private family. Apply 2o4 c ST NV a.hi5-2t.
For RESdIA NrMBER OF DESIRABLE ROOMS
on "a fosr also stable Louis ? sHolaAkkR
hhiS-t 32Of ~ nv
II newly furnished Front Ron: fise sinaoss' two
larye closets. bath. no, aud cold ~sssr and heat
IIoR RENT-iIOs NEW YORK AVE-. n w. ONE
II furnished frout Room, th.rd hoori also small hall
rS.% Nth board: moderate price Fsfsr.sss. =.
LoR RENT-7I2 \ ST NV. FURNISHED on
unfurnishea Rooms. suitable for housekeeping; on
first or second floors: gas and bath. mhi2-5r
L furnished; four windows: with board for two ESQ
tive minutes from depot. Apply 1lle King g Alex
I,oR RFNT-sEcoND- STORY YRoNf Room
Il furnished with heat aud Kas price tl0: ll03 9th
81. mhl3-3ts
IyoR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED Rooms
II with board. 1+10 81. NV. rnhl3-1m'
LoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. CENTRALLY
iceste to let for Ling or short terms Apply is.4
IIuR RENT-A FINELY-FURNIsHEp SECOND
floor front room; very LARGE. with bay window.
connexions closet crate. trxDsous Apply after
II for storage manufacturing purposes. Of
3l6 18th ST. ". Apply at the Washington Type Foun-
dry }. II. MILLS co. 3l4-3l6 sth St H. mh9-t,t
I,oR RENT-THIRD FLOOR. so7 PENN AVE
n fb20-lm J. c. HUTCHINSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

Austria and Russia have taken occasion to re-
new their ASSURANCES OF esteem for their sister
empire 70 the westward since Emperor Williams
death In Austria's case the expression OF senti-
nent Is doubtless sincere, but In Russas its value
viii be measured by the persistency with which
she continues 70 mass troops, In fun martial
equipment, In har frontier provinces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD FOR FAMILY OF TIRE
w persona with two Chamber, cool In uari
weather. Address o. II, Star ONCE mhl&-at.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


no MvEsToRs IN RRAL RsTATE
have several bssusfuiiy iocsssd peoss Of prupsrsy
suitable Tor ssh1tvtseA nsE ~ ciU. IN sscas en-.
tended nnngne nom 20 70 800 acrss which eder -
fsrtiss .SsSins % isvsss win DO we'll 10 can ON M
have IS scres which he loo fset frontage on the
sS n2 Pts oS,y also 200 scr- near
Eor the rssay nsssy hsve several positive hargsna
q TAYLOR SUIT
mh6-tu.th.s2m A0z 9th IT. NV
LNoR aALE-A VERY DEsIRABLE SUBURBAN
reedencA With all necessary oufbu1lineu IN i'm
proving nolGhborbood near street lot consnno
@kiosim: 81 ciond Saldiss.
RQR sAIE-susURBAx Lors-AT A BAnaAIK-
- ensfmsn Ave. extsesson q ION a. nv: snAn
sssid'ns. "''' - '''a nos. ~ rs S'.
LOB sALH-sUDURpAN PRoPERTY-
ns.sd1sD III ahs LOss q 80 ca .psr foot
c9lnnesa c2Ssss 0rya.dA Ass iD6 - o5 O. p~fsse
Axssa Gunner mos isissA
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War "RrusAsrs Coxr..s.
short Lenetha"
"Odd Sizea"
Broken LotA"
sSoilod Gooda."
Gx n.

short Lenetha"
"Odd Sizea"
Broken LotA"
"soilsd Gooda"
s1mperfect Goods"
An such goods are given the right Of way" On
Fridays, and special ensrt made to cause their
dispesal
In most cases they are Just q desirable -
when first prices wore asked and ars hways
oeSTains" q the reduced or "rennantf' price.
SHORT LENGTHS" OF DRESS GOODS.
We have an unusually large accumulation for
THIS season. some winter fabrics but mostly
spring goods ends Of our best selling pieces,
embracing Cashmeres Henriettas. Beiges. Shoo-
dAs, Cancels Hair Ssryes and fancy checked
and striped fabrics
In the Oashmerss We have few very desira
pie lengths in cream. pink. Nile gobelin. gray,
etc
We have marked the entire accumulation eX-
ceedingly low TO make them so quickly.
UDD BOTTLES" OF EXTRACTS.
OF the remnant lots offered last Friday we
hsve only The following left Absolute bar
gains;
13 bottles of Gelle Frere's Best French Ex-
tracts.
Regular Price .62hc
seannsuE ff1ce.... 4oc
Al bottles Of 6eue Frere's Glycerine, for the
toilet
- uASE rrlce .oVc
AsSAAnout' frlce. DOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

The Oldest inhabitant Is rather stunned by the
blizzard, and has not yet thawed out sufficiently
TO recall exactly what winter this reminds him Of
But correspondent Is reminded of a similar
storm In New YORK Just twenty years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

RRENNAN,s WEST END HIRINo AND LIVERY
u 6tAb1e 1ol6-3o l. estabnshed 1854 Erss-caess
i::: s:: 40 60 IL; ' szss8Esaif ssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

HOLLAND THOMPSON,
III Carpenters, Builders and Superintendents
Particular attention paid 70 alterations and repairs.
Heal Estate Brokers,
Insurance placed, Loans ana Investments made.
fiji 1913 st. NV
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-06-29
THE BRIDES, MOTHERS GIFT.


Abeautifnl and peculiar custom
still prevails in some parts Of the
Tyrol. When girl is going to be
married, before she leaves her home
to 90 to the church, her mother
gives her a handkerchief, which Is
called the "tear handkerchief" 1t
is madesof newly spun linen and has
never been used. 1t is with this
that she dries her tears when she
leaves her fathers house and when
she stands ut the altar. After the
marriage is over and the bride has
gone with her husband TO their new
home, she folds up the handkerchief
and places it unwashed in tho linen
closet, where it remains untouched.
Up to now it has done only half its
duty. Children are born, grow up.
marry and go away to their new
homes, each daughter receiving
tear handkerchief from the mother.
Her own still remains where il Was
placed in the linen clost on the day
of her marriage Generations come
and go. The once young, rosy bride
has become wrinkled old woman.
She may have ontlived hcrhusband
and all her children. All her old
friends may have died off. and yet
that last present she received from
her mother has not fulfilled its OBJ
iect. 1t comes at last, though--at
last the weary cyellds close for
their long: sleep, snd the tired,
wrinkled hands arc folded over the
pulseless heart. And then the tear
handkerchief is taken from its long
resting-pIac and spread over the
placid features Of the dead. This
may have made you feel somewhat
sad--even broughtthe tears To your
eyes as it did to mine when l first
heard it, but it is q beautiful idea
for all that, and. as we have not
time for anything morclively, emay
as well say eur goodbye until our
next evening.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-06-29
CAPITAL ADVICE.

Charles Kingsley has well said:
"Never hurt any ones self respect.
Never trample on any soul, though
it may be lying in the yeriest mire,
for the last spark Of self-respect Is
it's only hope, its only chance; the
last seed OF new and better lie;
the voice Of God which still vhisp-
ers to it, you are not what you
ought TO be, and you are not what
you can be. You are still Gods
child, still an immortal soul. Yon
may rise yet and conquer yet, and
be man yet, after the likeness OF
God who made you and Christ who
diedefor you o, why crush that
voice in any heart ? II yon do, the
poor creature is lost. and lies where
he or she fall, and never tries to rise
again"
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-06-29
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchi-
tis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Deb;I-
fly and all Nervous Complaints, az
ter having tested its wonderful Gu
rative powers in thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, will
send free of charge, to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full direct
ions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. w. A. NoYEs,
149 Pvicer's BIprk, Rochester, M.
7. mar 9 COW 1y.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-06-29
STRONG MEN.

Strength Of character consists Of
two thikgs power orwlll and self
restraint. 1t requires two things,
Therefore, for its existence, and
strong command over them. Now,
we all very often mistake strong
feeling for character, A man who
bears all before him, before whose
wild bursts of fury the children Of
the household quake-beuause he
has his own way in all things, We
call him strong man; it is his
passions that are strong: he, mas
tered by them, is weak.
You must measure the strength
of a man by the feeling he subdues,
not by the power of those that sub
due him. And hence composure is
often the highest result Of strength.
Did we ever see a man receive ia
grant injury and then reply calmly ?
That man is morally strong. Or
did we ever see man in anguish
stand as if carved out of solid
rock, mastering himself? Or one
bearing a hopeless daily trial re-
main silent, and never tell the world
what cankered his home ? That is
strength. He who, with strong
passions, remains chaste; he who,
indignation within him, can be pro-
voked and yet restrain himself and
forgive-those are the strong men,
the moral heroes. afl