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From the Chicago Mail.
Poll gamy is universal, and one sees at the thea
ter man In the dresS-circe OF men, while his wife
or wives and slaves Qemale) are in the women's
circle. All classes chew the betel nut, and at the
theater each family has the betel pot and spitoon
The latter Is carried by slave, who hands IL to
the ladies when they wish to spit. The betel nut
Is aStrngenJ and somewhat intOxicant. IL is
chewed In connection with paste made Of lime,
tobacco, and pepper leaf IL not only blackens the
teeth, but cracks the lips and 50 Injuries the gums
that the teeth are caused to prolrude and look
shaggy.
The king, princes, and common people are alike
slaves TO the nasty habit, and half Of the women
have their mouths injured, II not absolutely dis
torted by It. Otherwise the women are decidedly
comely, having fine forms and good gaits. Women
and men dress so nearly alike that could hardly
iof All wear short hai Tne dress il eetS clea
''paDoOng," about two feet wide, wrapped around
the waist, with one corner Drawn between the legs
ana caught In girdl. at the waist. This makes q
sort OF flowing trousers. falling TO the knees.
gentleman wears a coat (sacQue) Closely but
toned 10 the neck, with long stockings and low
shoes. The common man dispenses with the coat
stockings and shoes. The woman generally allows
the 'panOong" TO hang like a pettfcoat, and wraps
Of the bosom and shoulders entirely bare, and none
wear shoes. N ny OF the working women dis
pehse with the girdle entirely. The great mass OF
people, even In the city, 20 bare-legged and bare
footed. This Is universal in the country.
The women appeared to be industrious, and per-
are a1y and with 1he OF s6na me sa
TO be willing TO leave the women to earn the bread
All are 1nveterate gamblers, and one rarely sees q
gambling house, OF which there are q great many
otherwise than rull They are entirely open to the
street, canal or river, and at night are distin-
guished by their many friends.
was told tue King would gladly lessen the num-
Der OF THESE gambling places, but could not dis
pense with the revenue they bring in The invet-
crate habit for gambling IL the cause OF a large
part OF the peoples slavery. They sell their
children and themselves 10 get funds for Its graft
ncatiOn The WHY Chinese mOnopOliZe the gam
InT md huv- Dir.
avenues OF wealth and nearly all kinds OF bust
ness which require industry and Skill. Bangkok
has over so OOo OF these people, many or whoin
have acquired Large fortunes and hold promine Mt
positions. They are the business men, and the
COOKS Tor the Europeans who live here, and TO my
wore pigtails.
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Ktsslmg In sweden.

From the Boston COEnmer c1aI Bulletin.
The most surprising freedom prevails among the
lower classes, and. for that matter it In openly
hinted at CARLSBAD among the aristocracy a. we'll
promiscuous kissing being indulged In upon every
occasion, more especially at hotels where IL 10 ex-
pocted that upon settling ones bill the Chamber
maid and waitress who attended the traveller must
be both kissed before the entire company. Thi,
peculiar custom was particularly trying TO my
companion, VINO upon every occasion chose rather
u incur the eispieasure OF the young ladies than
70 sanction . practice that certainly can lead 70
no good RESULT
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Well Up in Gram mar.

From he New York sun.
Pretty School Teacher-"James, is TO kiss an
active or passive verb?"
James oldest boy in the class)-"Both."
Pretty School Teacher-"HOw is that, james,,
James-"Active on the part OF the felier and pas
sive on the part OF the girl"
Pretty school Teacher blusRes and makes James
''perfectn In grammar.
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SAVED HIS LEG,
sCROFULA OF THE BONE CURED.
LIrHoNIA, GA, August IL, 1887.
The SwIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga:

LIrHoNIA, GA, August IL, 1887.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with ulcera-
ton Of the legs ever since . child, the dis
ease undoubtedly being hereditary, a. my
mother suffered from scrofulous symptoms. As
advanced to manhood my sffiiction Increased
until the malady became harrassing and painful
beyond the power Of words to describe. My
right leg particularly became fearfully in
voived the left leg being less painfully affected
Finally, about fourteen years ago, the ulcers on
my right leg had eaten through the flesh into
the bone. In order to save my life the doctors
determined to amputste my leg below the knee.
The operation was successfully performed by
DR.. H. " N. Miller, of Atlanta, and DR.. ". P.
Bond, Of Lithonia But the loss of my leg gave
me only temporary relief The poison was
still in my system and soon began to show itself
again. In short time after large ulcers ap-
peared on my left leg covering it from the knee
to the instep. Frequently while At work could
be tracked by the blood which oozed from the
huge ulcers, and the sores and rottening holes
were SO offensive that my w-workmen
could not stand the stencil and would move
away from me.
Last winter was persuaded to try 8. 8. 8. AZ
last effort consented to do 30, and about
aeven months ago began taking the Specific. 1
soon BEGAN to feel the good effects Of the medi-
cine, the offensive running began to grow less
and less and finally ceased, the ulcers healed,
my flesh became firm and solid and to-day,
after using twenty one bottles, l AIN as hale and
stout man of my are as there Is in Georgia l
am seventy zone years old but feel now younger
and stronger than did when was twenty-five
weigh about ITO pounds. Nothing is to be
seen Of the terrible disease, or to remind me Of
the torture l suffered for so many years, except
the scars of the perfectly healed ulcers
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DENTISTRY.

TAR T. N. TALBOT. DENTIST. A37 7Ta ST
Dthree doors from coruer VI 4 Dentistry in ali it
branches Teeth inserted "a per sst Al work var.
ranted tanl
nR DUKE DENTIST. 716 18th N.W.-TErrH
extracted without pain By aid Of local application
iect fitting sets Of artificial teeth Operations Tuarsa
teed. o4-4ms
~ ner nv Pain prevented in extracting by ep-
plicati0n to something and the best alinr
d3O
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SPECIALTIES.

1INxK111A
1lk MBAUaH suCoEssEUItY TREATS ALL
Prompt attentoh. Satisfaction guaranteed CHARGES
moderate. Office hours II TO and to p. m DR..
ALBAUGH 1890 street q. w. Sim
LHLECTRIC1TY-l5 YEARS SPECIALITY IN CUR
II ing nervous and mental disease, spinal and
Uterine troubles tumofs strcturea 0catica hystsra
dise.ses generally fstients yisitsd Static electricity
through clothing. References, permanent cures IN
Warrington No outside assistapts DR. L & NICHOL-
BON, 604 18th st. nv cor Of +. f0-22ts
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The DOS Cure In the South.

from tne 1Outh COmpolto
Mississippi practitio 1er was called to attend q
gentleman who was suffering from obstinate hic-
cough. knew that he had a Large dog, 80 took
10y mastir along with me. The house consisted
OF one room, entered by q single door. The house
was crowded with ladies' who had assembled
partly out OF sympathy, partly from curiosity and
partly from gossip. MY patient was on q low bed
when ] entered with my dog. No sooner did my
and tremendous fight ensued. The noise Of the
dogs, the screaming OF the ladies' and the general
confusion was indescribable. When IL was over
the sick man was missing, Uut was finally found
under the bed and never had another spell OF hic-
cough as long as he lived.
The a.ast Attack On the Dress Coat.
From the New York sun
One OF the firmly established cosmopolitan in
stltutions OF the world, the dress coat, has just
received serious blow. The London Telegraph
reports that ball recently took place in Paris, in
the Hotel Continental under the auspices Of the
"Paris Tailors and Tailoresses," and describes 1t
thus:
most OF the men wore dress coats, white vests,
ana vanished pumps, but others aimed at origin
AMY, and appeared arrayed In sky blue claw
hammer nam knee oreeches Of white siik. and ceru.
For years the dress-coas has been ike Great
britains morning drum beat. 1t has encircled the
Wofd II Is worn In every CLINE, and, a. the Tete-
grdph says even In countries where the British
oayonet never penetrated. The few spasmodic and
cut and color have always failed But now such
ALTERATION appears 70 be countenanced By Q DOW
erful organization intimately concerned In its
manufacture, the Paris tailors; and II these re-
the present form Of masculine dress y In mmtneni
danger.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. iss

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER
n tor Chicago aud Northwest Exp daily 10 SIS m
!. For Cincinnati and 81 Louis EXP dauy .sosna
For Pittsburg and Cleveland Erp. daily 10 .ss Am.
For Lexington and Local stations. ts:4oam.
Fog fs. % .ss r.5s and Ss, wpnssOn 40.
adelph,s IS 90 a m and % 4 pm
For sh,n nsy and i9,err9es,sts points e
.m y 10 M SsS sr.is sS ssS sS g
ao e sS AZ. S I, So sg s,n a'sA
q Ssasts 2 70 IN saSa.sss
more mo- %; $40; go; I'm NJ Is. 20. $50. "a
20. e:ss and II: I no '''O I'm ..sO go
fG5 Station e spc .s., &c IS nm
v 10 p m and 20 30 pm Won SUNDAY stops ct al
For Gsither.burs and intermediate potnta 70 80 g
For Boyle and intermediates stations. "a 90 pm.
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday oniyss
J: 40 M, stoppins at all stations On hetropolitAa
For FREDERICK rs 40 an 1880 pm. 5.sop.
M fo sq HaaifRsfS&S rs 40 am and rs 80 pm
Trains arrive from chcaro, daily. $40 am, ana
am and a:25 pm; from httsburs DAILY. 7is0 am
From Ihil.aelphiA Chester and Wilmington, 10 ~
From s,ngery and internediate points north o. b.
Trains leave B.iSmore for washington .. $40.
800 fS &C. $50 e 20 g N. asif IL % SO
m On sundaya 80 .2o, s.05 10 90 an l 30
l. sas sanss, sG :ss 4 o Oh;
Basr.~e called for and CHECKED IT hotels and red.
dences on orders left II Tickst Once e1s end 1851
'e"n'' w. IN. CLEMENTS. Msnsrrr.
n2l Z. K LORD. General Passenger Agent
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TVHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

MEMS FANCY AND PEkcALE Shifts CHI
RENs MEf A MSS s f9NTs H Use
Hs ass r fhcy SHsST5 N f.
-GETHEK WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
On MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY THIR:
O'CLOCK, shall SELL on the second floor of my Auc-
ton Rooms, 18th aud Pennsylvania avenue. . large
trade and private buyers is directed To this sae Hyery
comfort will he extended to arties attending f93t
TT,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PEEEMPToRY SALE OF CONTRACTORS, MA:
LABuhsAvfSG. SELF L 10 IS TMo HnF
EX AvAToLs WITH TWO SCOOPS. HOLDING
LEXEtEkS Rot bd r WHEEL B, RE SHoy-
bLScksM Hf HING TOOLS tSGst &C. se TIMBER
HORSES, CARTS Mt ALse WAGONS. HARNESS.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTIETH, 1883. at
TEN UCLo' X. at the works Of the new Wash ngton
out reserve the above goods.
TerIns cash , r,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer r f-"SoN f7. dts
TTNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
CnANCEgY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Alley All BON B0nNPER By AND pp G AND THU THIRD 4
ca Under :, q. nd b y5gs Of dssrss ..
3ist day OF January 1883 and rassed in cause No. vi
Solum6s the undersTnea as trustee. 81 viii
offer for sale at public auction in front the premises
on MoNDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF FE b.
RUARY, 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the folowins
described real estate situated in the District Of Col
the c q b If u
um5ia. and known and DESIGNATED part Of lot mum
dred aud thirty fonr t534) aud described follows
to wit Beginning for the same at the southeast
Of said lot running thence north seventy-two (72l
feet and three CD inches to three Cd foot alley
thepoe south seyenty-two tn2) ieet and three t3
inches; thence east along alley thirty 1--WE (o) feel
four "a inches to the i,oint of beginning
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money IN cash. the balance equal
stalments in one two and three after day of sale
respectively with interest from day Of SALE TO lie Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee or ali cash
the purchasers option If the purchaser fails com
ply with said terms of sale within DAYS from the
day of the property will be at the risk and
cost OF the deantng purchaser after i've days
in the Evening Star deposit of one hundred dollar
will b. required at the time o. sale All conveyaneina
and recording at the purchasers cost.
JAMES Al. JOHNSTON, Trustee
II dts Kendall Law building.
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Terms, cash. ROBERT @. FOX, r-.-.
f1O-d GEORGE w BROWN irustecs

DUBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND MATE
II RlMS.NAvY DEPARTMENT. Washington. Feb.
the 90 section Of the act Of approved August
will be sold, at the Navy Yard Washington, D. O.
tain store: and supplies beionenf to the Navy nn-
rias which cannot be probably used by reworkine
otherwise In the or repair Of their
sales will be at public auction. Tor cash. the highest
bidder, and viii cofnmence At Ten A. M. IUEspAl.
II necessary until all the articles sold or offered
deposit Of ten will be required the day u
sale purchases not paid ct once security for
the payment Of the balance and the removal Of the
tices within TWEEN days, which deposit will be for
feited to the United states In the of failure to
pay such balance and make removal within the limo
procured from the Comm ndant Of the Washington
Navy Yard. or from the Navy Department The srti-
cles sold must be by the purchaser without
expense to the Government.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY
f4-1aw4w s0cretary Of the NAVY
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


ssns. . hS sS,. g1rg
Brewing of y h milan Export Bottled Goods. Oftce
~ @'rfi la a ss.Tsssi s:
Ok Dksk AsAx WIrH NV Yonk
AND PURE vE TEN ssa, MAPLE SUGAR
body ss0n sss NV NV sas will
.Ss s1s : or Tn f6s
as quick" and fresh In favor when first produced
s.y IN r w
sonyince the most critical s.gert We offer the sus.r
N HfEoSzS IS sS SIs.s con. COMPANY AZ .,,.
P.s-Potato Chips crisp from the every day. re-
II oss' ROYAL BELFAST GINGER ALE"
(Orisnal Importsd,
Refreshing and wholesome.
ja3l-eol,m Mandatory: Belfast. ireland
NorrcE
TO CONSUMERS
Call for and Use no other Flour but the
BRIDAL VEIL"
THE ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR
the market GUARANTEED to make MORE
loaves and BETTER bread than any -four msirufsc-
tured For sale by the following well known Grocers
who handle it direct from the mill with no middle
mans" profit.
John John M N.S I.Iz , New TG.t s
Geo. E. Kennedy & Son + st.
W. f Abbott, 1921 Pennsylvania ave.
Z, II Bareh.rd 1 Bro. Pennsylvania ave- and ~ st.
ja14- S&s:5m
ID UBY ROYAL SEC"
II OF Henry Adele. Reims
The only Red Champagne in America,
Is Wine of Exceptional Merit
For Sale by O. q. CORNwELL 4 SON
ta2S-s 1412 aud 14lA Penn'a Ave.
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VyHE CKILULOID TRUsa
u That never breakA never wsass OuA skvays clean.
ana en- b worn while batAkng
u for saless
CnAA FIuuxR1
- 623 1th Utruot northwook
Mn; FISHER dsvosss her asssat10R = q vsnis Of
AAay fsssonA ~
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,onesr..

II
Rs sAhs Sst csEsEr
TsHiBHssHss orsass sss Ia sSf
S sHSEEf Non Yh wRsSkLLiSa NO i4ss K
By virtue Of twp deeds Of trust rivvn 70 duly
tss, @ i 81 si s
k2sS FEN oJsx I " = III .sss
Mo- i4Ss stree, nSrthwe: me soods and sh.,.ss
and we name In part:
A, v,,;s.., c.,.. PPARLoRss .,..,
sroaze fisure. with feaestais Marble fede.i.is.
br.Psrie; Crystal Ch.ndeIisrs cy.s.i side Lishis,
s s.si s;sxn ksg fsrss SUITE, Ssssi Sfns!s
sr ssss ss 4op
stand on p.DtnSs GhromO; ws . color' Enav
Carpet, French Walnut sideboard. Carved Walnut
Birds par Medsllion Game. ornamen,s snsts siae
bssr .na See FsS
er'' Silver Plated Set sc FALL
French Walnut Marble Top Han Rack Nv walnut and
-'-.'i -'"'' BED ROOMS.
Gsrpefs Walnut Bed:e.S. Dressing BusssSs Ete;
Chair. Rocking Chairs, Side Chairs, Rosewood Music
ss @ ss %
Hsss ESs
Clocks, Sewing Mschines. Walnut and Oak NJ. r. Set.
And
Shades throughout the house.
in basement House openedfor inspect. morning Of
hs5@' cash. s seBEsE g. & s sRR55ws Trustee.
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~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the City.
can be consulted daily. 464 st. between ~ and 9th
Prompt Treatment. Correspondence and consultation
strictly CONFIDENTIAL Separate rooms for lsdisa Of
nee always olen- f6-6ts
NINE DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
NkreliAhle Ladies' Physician can lie consulted daily
et her rssadence, oQ1 81 NV. Once hours frpG ]
to y m with Ladies only. jA2-2ms
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
AeyRSrtsnced female phylician should consult Mrs,
Dh wLLS0Ns ll0o Park Place NE, bst. and and
ICok INFORMATION CONCERNING RETIRED
u ana ysn-ooIduot,d hosne for Lsd,es IN Co1nne-
LOMBARD ct. nalttmors. Ma. n23-wEsSms
M MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS AKR THE
Ostsndard remedy for III blood Diseases Causing
in IL 5RrtI ,sssns ss sop5 RE, Ss q pr boz ,-..
natural weakness loss Of Vitality. nervous debility %.
&C: fnGa IL as1s neeled by maui For sale q
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u 1ENNAN,s WEST END HIRING AND LIVERY
- StAhle 1918 20 L established 1e36 Ffrss-olass
Carriages abort uottca Trims rsaoonable ntisfncion
gu.sassssd. Tsasphons 66S-.. PATRiCK BRENNAL.
Prop d2o-so6m
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BOOKS, &c.
MEDICAL, DC.

-- ----=
II FAD AND BE wIsE-DR. BROTHERS. BOO ST.
IL g. w. appeared before and made oath that he il
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist this city,
ana Will guarantee In all disease
OF men and furnish medicine. charge; consuts-
ton and sdylce free at hour during the day.
scribed and sworn before me by Or. BEQTHERS
SAMUEL @. MIEIS, Notary Public. in aud for the
District VI Columbia, this Sd day Of July 1855
films
1T Has NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
y Dr. BROTHEk is the oldest-estsblished sdvertis-
Ing Ladies' Physician in this city Ladies', You
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS., eO6 b q. s.w.
particular attention paid to all Diseases peculiar TO
i9-1ms
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-28
q. A. R.

At the frs. Department Encampment
Of tho Grand Army OF the Republic, held
in phpnix last week. the following officers
were elected TO serve for the following
year:
Department Commander, 4. l.. Grow
Burnside Post, No. 2. Tom mbstone.
sr. Vice Commander, Hampton Ella,
Alexander Pest, No. 6. Globe.
Jr. Vice Commander. Edward Schwartz,
John W. Owen Post, No. 5, Phoenix.
Medical Director, r. 4. Wharton, John
w. Owen Post. No. s, Ph1nix.
Chaplain, q. w. Saunders, Neslsy
Post, No. l, Tucson.
Council OF Administration, George w.
Brown, Negley Post, No. |, Tucson; Geo.
A. Allen, Alexander Post. No. 6. Globe
Geo. T. Coats, John w. Owen Post, No.
5, Ph4nix. B. S. Codman, Burnside
Post, No. 2, Tombstone; -. Savage, T. G..
Ransom Pos,, no. 4, Flagstaff.
Representatives to National Encamp.
ment, d. c. Parker, Nssley Post, No. /.
Tucson; alternate, Geo. +. Coats, Phos.
NIX; Geo. +. Coats, Quartermaster-G Gen
eral for the Department; T. 8. Atchison
4. 4. General for the Department.
The next Department Encampment
was fixed by vote TO meet at Tucson.
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-28

The mail service on the Atlantic d Pa
cihc Railroad has been for some time In q
sadly dsmoralized condition and no at
tempt 70 improve It has been made
Where the trouble lies We know not
Ban Francisco papers which should reach
hero within thirty.six hours after publ
cation are from two 70 ten days In reach.
ing this office, and many times a hall
dozen Issues viii reach hero by a single
mall. There is no certainty Of letters bo
ing delivered within the time they shouit
DO. although moro care Is evidently taken
10 forward the letter mail than with the
paper. Complaint Of the inefncisncy o.
the mail service is heard from all owe,
the country, and II our wise men at Wash
ington would pay less attention to the
tariff, the surplus and like chimericaI
questions, the country would DO bottol
served and some time during session o.
Congress tho affairs Of the Postoflce De
partment might receive the necessary
attention and relief
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-28
p I "A m d $

GAINED 1sr PREMIUM for greatest
merit at the New Orleans Cotton Csuten.
niai d Worlds Exposition for refined and
wonderful p ,ver Of tone, elegance Of design
and supurb finish. Only piano endorsed by
United States commi ssioners, from each OF
the States. Gases finest carved, rosewood
6nish-hnest imported double repeating nc.
tion-three strings throughout OF bsst pat.
snt steel wire--keys best ivory. Our new
patent stsel timing device, instead of wood,
IL tho great.st invention ever made In
pianos. Il cOnsis Q of stationary stesl tun.
ing pins that are set in a mold aud molten
steel is run round the pins. keeping them
solidly in pl o.. A thimble or she'll pin Ia
made to exactly ft the stationary pin re.
volving thereon: thus the strings wind
round the pins. After tho strings are prop
srly stretched the piano oan never get out
of tune the rest plank being Of steel il not
affected BY sx rsmes OF climats. This will
be appreciated by all musicians In CITY or
! country. II will stand twenty years with.
out tuning and is good for 100. No other
piano has this Improvement.
Great STRENGTH and durability in an sthe,
| advantage. In ether pianos holes arc bored
| in wooden boards and timing pins inserted.
The pins torn round in this bo ,rd and can
not stand permanently in tune, and IL often
cracks. splits. dries out. becoming utteriy.
totally and entirely worthless as n musical
instrument. Our steel tuning divioe 10 in
| no wsv affected by suoh casualties, and the
| sounding board il 30 ooust ruotsd that our
pianos can never become thin or metsliic in
tune. They are ways IN tune and the ex.
pense Of tuning is s.ved. This patent
| aiono 10 worth millions AID makes our
pianos tho greatsst In the world. Prices
| are no higher than other pianos. Buying
direct from u.s. the largest manufgctu rers, J,
| YOU save 800 or S200--dealers' profits.
| Don't mind the ominous growlIngs of deal.
era and agents, wh0 zee their chances Of
selling poor piano at big profit of $500
| clipping avay-pity them.
We guarantee our pinncs ten yeas. 100
stvles. We have put our prices at lowest
| bed rock for cash. 4 $G0J piano for x243.5O;
| a $500 piano for 1897 80; 81. 800 piano for
| S375.s0: a 81 800 piano for $f75 so. Upright
Cabinet GrandS, with stool and rubber
oovsr, shipped on board cars at s. r. to anv
part Of the United States. Canada or Mex
loo. Oar ter"s ARC cash with order. II
not AZ represented money returned. We
occa sioaaiiy hive good second hand pianos
made over ut $l0o to $500, which We take
In part payment for our own. Write or
call for catalogue free.
T. 81. ASTiSELL PIANO CO..
Offioo Il warerooms. Odd Fellows Hall,
Cor. n ,rket d 7th Sts.: Ptctories, Fol.
som, Shotweli & i8Eh Sts., San Francisco,
California. Agents wanted.)
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-28

Last week Senator Beck received the
cordial congratulations Of his friends and
admirers on his third election to the Sen-
ate, an honor that Kentucky has confer
red upon no other man. The Senator II Q
tower Of strength TO his party, and II re-
garded as somewhat Of an oracle Oh
questions Of finance and tariff. The
scholarly and satirieal Senator Ingalls,,
President pro tempore Of the Senate, has
been receiving the condolences Of his
friends upon tho. loss by Gre Of his fins
dwelling aud valuable library In his Kan
sas home, the disaster involving tho bulk
OF the Senator's savings, about $40 600, 40
ths insurance was that much short.