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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Vacation.

Oworker, weary with thy work.
Worn with thy daily STRIFE
Who knowest that success 10 vain.
That dreams tsds OUT Of Life
Go to thy mothers heart Tor rest
Deep rs thy childhood's sleep;
Her tired chiIdren safe aud cioss
Thy mother yet ,an keep
For still tbs true, o. in those daya
. Long past. OF myth aud song,
Calm Nature great all -motner a.
With love aud me DRY long.
Find then. thou csnst. on Natures heart,
This solace for thy pain
Tbs Joy THAT blossoms with the Rrnsa
The Eisdness VI tie grain
The happy breskin into sonH
VI brook and bird, and bee
And Of the wind tnxi lifts the wave
And bends toe willing tree
Let thy heart dance with dancing lesyea
Aud with the pattering rain
10 shalt thou dnd. though axy decline
Thy childhood's rest AGAIN.
-EDwARp CARLTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
How 20 Stop BLEEDING.


some persons nave tendency TO bleed No
matter how slight the cause. A small cut, scratch
or the extraction OF tooth Will cause profuse
bleeding, and sometimes endanger life when
from IN latter cause, take a little POWDERED chaIE
roll IL up In Int IN the form or q cory or piug an
IL In SPIRITS OF turpentine and pres, IL uray inte
the cavity; Change II every ten or nftesn minutes
until the bleeding Is stopped. Let the last DIuy
remain over night. and then do not pull IL ON
but wash the mouth Ia Iepid wafer unul IL 1,
moutnfulS
Bleeding from the nose Is seldom serious excep,
10 old persons II u often good for Children. II
not TOO cop.oua II symptoms Of falntness ensue
let the person sit upr.nL oathe the lace and necf
with cold water; or dasa cold water on the far,e
or better sui, take cloth or towel, fold dip M
cold water and bandage the forehead ana raise enc
arms as hign as possible over the head or cross
them nrialy behind the back. THIS action has
effect contracting The muscles OF the neck snC
diminishing The rush % the blood 10 the head. IN
very obstinate Cases pinches CT very ninety pow
dered alum my be Inhaled or alum water snuffec
up the nostrils. Plugging the nostrils should no,
De ~ sorted 70 unless oy physician, Tor, u NOT
properly done, tine Uood instead OF icing stopped
nnds It's way 70 the top OF the throat and b SWal
lowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
How 70 Preserve the Hair.

Erom tne chicago Herald
show common It Is 70 see o woman under thirty
with only uny twist OF hair behind her head, -
remarked q fashionable halrdresser 70 reporter.
n venture u say, however" the speaker went on,
shat II you ask her she will say that when she
was girl she had = splendid head Of hair. Now,
what Is the reason forthis? The woman has lost
no other cl her physical charms, but her hair has
well nigh disappeared.
II tnink that can solve the problem. On retir-
Ing at night she gees 10 sleep without releasing
her hair " giving II the vigorous comblnx and
brushing which Is ABSOLUTELY necessary 10 LIS
healthy vitality. Hundreds OF Careless women do
mat. Then. 700, she Is not careful to the Kind
OF hairpins Sne uses. Metal hairpins should be
used as Little as possible, Tor ruDOer guttsper-
cha pins are FIR preferable, although they may
seem more clumsy; but II metal pms are chosen
they should be straight and smooth
"What Ii the best tonic for the haiti In my ex-
perience have found that good, brisk, and regu.
lar brushing Is the best tonic Ii the hair Is com.
Ing out rapidly let this treatment b-gin at once
kvery morniug unora1d the hair and brush It in its
natural hans,n position with sim, white Dr. lie
brush-never q wire one. First brush one-halI OF
the hair. Then change the brush TO the other
hand and treat the remaining half In the same
lash on. Tue same operation should be repeated
In the evening.
"Begin wiln about nifty strokes on each side and
gradually increase the treatment until not less
IMAM Two hundred strokes are given each morning
aud evening. II will soon become q habit, aud
oe.ore long Lhe hair will cease 70 come out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

Tr0m the IOulbvuIo C0uflef-JournA-
Every Englishman who lays claim to any re-
spectability wears a silk hat There are no excep-
tons to this rule. Clothes are not anything IKE
so costly here as In America thanks 10 free-trade
paid three pounds three shillings, about SIG,
for a suit that would have cJst me about SIS or
$40 In Louisville The brief overcoat IL still In
vogue. Always Carry an umbrella or q cane
with large head. But the manner OF carry
Ing these, that Is the most important item OF
my article on "form." have observed this very
carefully, and ali styles are prescribed but this
one. Turn the head OF your umbrella or cane to
the rear as you bring 1t up 10 your side at right
angles with your body, and seize hold OF IL about
foot from the end. Never take hold OF IL IN the
middle or allow the head to appea, In front You
would be voted hireliny al once. When you get
it In this position you can let loose with tine old
EARNS aklm6o English" swing, and you have It al
I'm n nuIShell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

Boston Is always exceedingly English, you
Know. Inc very accent affected In speech by peo-
pc Oi eonolon mere Is q counterfeit OF the Brit
sh uraNL ana no" the local AnglomaI.ia has
spread even 10 the oaroer-snops. IA one or Two of
which the American style or cutting nalr has been
superseded oy The singelng p.ocess long since
Adopted In London and o,her crAes or the timed
aud tonsorlal artists all oyer .ae UniIed s1sfs
Will soon De trimming theiG cusINners' locks win
IRE instead OF scissors.
The instrument employed Is disk-shaped ana so
cons rucIed as 10 contain small Apparatus some
thing Ike Bunsen burner, wnilh gives out a de,i
cate blue Lame The Gas W hicb supplies the ma
Chine 10 conveyed By q SENDER riDber IuDe WIN
this instrument. Assisted BY a comb Used in the
ordinary fashion the hair Is burned % 70 the re-
CURED lengtn- Barriers say ina the process Is far
superior 70 that OF clippiag, lnasNucl the cut
ting Of The capillary tube leaves toe vital portion
o. Tue hair exposed, whereas burning closes up
the wound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
GO1deso.ROd.

In the first drowsy heat Of August noon,
Ere yet the pastures are emoro aued and dry,
Or yet the swallow uresthes her parting sikh,
Under the red sun and the crimson moon,
Greeting US ali too SOON,
Comes the plumsd golden. rod with Haunting train.
And lifts her yellow head along way
" here sweet wild roses bloolued but yesterday.
And toAlny isles noaded in disdAIu
At july sun and rain
With thy approach the year seems waxing late,
Aud yet its ripest fuluess ID not come:
Far on We scarce can hear the Harvest Homer"
The apple-pic loiter Ut the gaze,
Well pleAse4 with maids TO wait
When the sunshine Of thy bloom behold,
And pluck and bear thee home with fond caress
am the richer Tor thy lavishuess.
Thy Midas touch nath turned the land to gold
For me to have aud mold.
-ABBn FRANCIS JUN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

SIR Brantford Gnmth. governor Of the Gold Coast,
mas been interviewing the African kings who rule
tne negroes In his province and reports on what be
Jaw. u am pleased TO tell you that kings out
tnere are not as grasping or Is hard TO please a.
they are here In Europe. At Fran Firm the King.
who Is very old gentleman. only wanted 10 have
s sne ~ On rum reduced TO sixpence q gallon and
rne ngnt restored 70 him OF exhuming the dead.
LUG Alng OF Big Awoonah went wild with delight
~ present Of 10 snillings and two bottles OF
S 81 The king who received the governo
~ sIea.est estate was the king OF Odumassic. This
King appeared relatively happy. but bervrd for 4
pail oi nanocuns 70 enforce his powers and . lamp
70 enable him to stay up late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
AZ the Ballroom Door.

TIE ETIQUETTE OF HUSBAND CATCHING AT s.RIrocA
There Is plenty OF matrimonial business going
on here all the time, writes d correspondents from
Saratoga 10 the ST. Louis Globe The ends are ac-
complished In different ways. For Instance. the
place OF Tie master OF ceremonies at the door OF
the ballroom As the mammas marshal In their
Interesting charges they Will say.
"NOw, MI. Man er, this Is my Daughter Please
SEE that she has desirable partner this evening
And the master, VINO las oeeI through a duZsn
seasons OF tue same tAing, Lays his hand on hi.
heart, lows. and says:
with pleasure, madam
Tuen ne runs over Tie eIigibles OF the other ser
be has II mind, aud introductloIIs follow.
Or. sometimes the mamma says: ..Ar. Mailer
who Is that nice-lOoklDg gentleman sitting yondeI
VITA the eyeglasses? DO you Know II he Is mar
lied? Is be weAIthy?'
"'Pon ny honor. madam" says the master, "he's
stranger 70 me. l don't IHlnk ever saw MIN al
the springs before"
Cant you nnd out who he Isl ike his looks
coaxcs tue mamma
certainly, madame" replies Mt. Mailer.
be goes over, InaAes hinsei. known TO the
stranger, tai~s about the weaIne., comes back anc
tells the inqulrIng mamma that he young fellow
Is al night. single Is In the Jew slry business anc
worth 100000. and so On THIS illustrates 10 soms
exteat The deIicate oIice Of master OF ceremonies
~ Saratoga
-'Oh, yes" said Mr.. Mailer, cheerfully when
askel about II Il have introduced lots OF couples
wao GOT married, had children and are as happy
as Two peas Ia a pod. Some OF them who got &C
q0aiAteJ through me are coming back TO Saratoga
and am Teaching their Children how 10 dance
The unhappy oues never see, thank God"
Then II IsnL strictly "a alnsI the rules 70 give
FLUCTUATIONS al the nops althorgn you told the
krenchman 80 last night, was asksd
No, replied The mas or. "Wltn a gentleman
CONES lnto the ballroom and say I'm a stranger;
40 Lac 70 dance VIII you intrsd uce Inc 10 some
t1uJE lOok nlrn over, and II am satisfied he Il
a. night eve hun good pariAer as can md
anu sometimes II Is partner Ior life"
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How the Prince Of wales Walexss,
From the London Truth

You wish to know how he handles Q girl in
waltzingf Wen, he Ii altogether respectful You
know by personal experience what mean by that
some fellows grab their partners a. though they
were their wives or their accepted sweethearts
and hug them covertly II not percspuply. The
prince does not do that at all. There was nothing
caressdng IN the nIm but conventional encircnng
iust naly enough 10 h sun0os,nS 10 Inc R ~
my oack. with his lett hand he head my right ex-
tended. just As we 90 In WALKING herr. and with
Just grip enough TO make you feel safe. but with
no pressure OF Improperly. on, he was very nice
indeed! NY right ear was close 70 mis- mouth, and
ne chatted lLlle at 1ryt until the exercise made
him scant OF breath. When We were through he
LETT me with courtly bow ana the remark: "You
American ladies are certainly nne dancerA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

TIE OBJECTIONS LADY 0LYNNE bad TO EIR pAU0H.
TLK MARRYING GLADSTONE

THB OBJECTIONS LADY 6LYNNE had 10 HtR DXC0H-
TLK MARRYING GLADSTONE
From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Mr.. Gladstone has been singularly fortunate In
his wife, TO whose ant care and eQuable Sc
renity OF temperament he owes more than most
men imagine. Now, after the lapse OF nifty years,
we may be pardoned II we allude to the fact that
Lady Glynne Was by no means delighted with the
marriage which was to make her daughter the
vile VI prime minister. Mr.. Gladstone was only
q merchants yon, and but for the happy expedienL
oy which Lord Lyttleton married the cider sister
the same day On which Mr.. Gladstone mai ried The
younger, IL Is doubtful whether Lady Glynpe
would have been present at the ceremony which
united her laughter TO her pleoeian bridegroom,
OF the brilliance OF whose subsequent career she
did not even dream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
PROFESSIONAL

MAD. b. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
Mist and Clsr voyant, give Your lie
Chart. and TO her sitters their names Love
Affairs SPECIALLY. Cuzrins L, Satisfaction.
MADAMk Cali convince the most skeptical aud bTluss
go, luck 10 al. lll2 stn.w. yl4-1w.
DkOF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
l. voysnt Astrologer and spiritual Medium. l5orn
with second sight aud veil livery hiaden mystery
revealed Receivers lost stolen property. FINDS
hidden treasures. Gives lucky nunbers Causes
Speedy marriages. Brings separated together Dives
success in business Removes al family troubles
sno evil influences. Cures sickness II disappointed
ly OF others Judge hot all alike the froessor
Can convince the most sceptcz Strangers from her
cities will save time and by calling on
Tie only genuine clairvoyant In this city,
ceeds where all others ia and sdvertses only wnat
lie can DO. Situngs. DOE Lfe-resdinx by mail on
receipt OF 81 Name LOCK vi hair date b. Hours
Stos Open Sundays tron " p.m
NSi-lIa' 42l 9th 1T n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

cloudy semtonacial denial to the statements
wnlcn appeared In these columns fortnight ago
about the diary Of the late Emperor Frederick has
oeen puoiished In German paper; but maintain
the absolute accuracy OF the information on this
subject Bitter sQuabbling Is now going on at
Berun aud Potsdam about the jointure Of the EN-.
press Frederick, the allowances Of her daughters
William threatens to take steps TO inyalldate the
VIII unless the diary Is brought back from En-
gland ana SUR endere0 70 hi In order that IL may
pc placed In the family archives at Berlin. near
That the King OF Saxony, Prince AlbrechL OF
Prussia, the grand duke OF Baden, and Prince
Bismarck are endeavortng to bring ABOUT an
his mother, 10 order 70 avert public scandal OF
the KravesL kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

"No" said the theatsr manager, II cont want
any society favortes 70 play at my house this sea-
son. had two last season, and there wasn't the
gas In the house the four weeks they were here"
YEA" said the advances agent, ''but this y Q
different kind. This one lives with her husband. -
s'0reat ScottI Why didn't you say that before.
mAnf Of course m bil hsr tor two week thi.
winter and Two next spring. r We get that tact
ABOUT Der living with Der husband into the pap0r0
the houne WonT hold the poopsa. I've boon 6of1ng
dx months Tor . drawing novalts."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Old Folks Day.


Americans generally might wen follow the ex.
ample OF the Mormons in one thing. namely the
observation OF Q holiday called Old Folks Day,
Aoildays commemorating some national event are
700 apt 70 be seasons OF noisy unrest. day de-
voseo 70 the OLD fo.ks would be the occasion Of de-
gain 70 the home-hre OF the peoDle n would 4, so
pIomCte mat reverence Tor old people which Is so
oiten lacking In this country. We need more hol-
DaV. - ~s~ ~~'>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

From womsnr World for september
The American girls Inherent spirit Of fun nnds
its vent In . hundred ways that can only be
touched on here. Society at vassar had its rules
junior and sCnior soon learns what "traditlonn
demands OF IT, After the summer vacation the
entrance examinations are held and The school
year oeginA Then Is the season for visiting the
newcomers Every girl IN the college sallies forth
during the early days OF the term, card-case 10
hand, TO call on the freshmen In her corridor. II
the freshman be out card Is left; II in, the ac-
CAN must BE- returned within wee l.
mai. and parties given Each girl is expected
year: THESE are Invariably held after 10 O'Clock,
closed doors carefully shrouded In snawls an" and
waterproof cloakA the night Waterman gets no
o. being INDUCED ~ within
room apiece opening out OF 1t for most OF the
rooms are IN groups OF this kind), they combine In
ANAL ainUsnt OF trouble and expense. some lucky
ones are assigned siting room and BEDROOM, OF
which they are the sole mstressss; and there Is q
large parlor (We should say drawing ROOM which
10 hanoed over each year 70 the senior class, who
appoint committee from their number 10 nt It
AID the issesT crazes in decorative art. '"'''
Beside tie Individual parties or spreads" there
are the legitimate class parties. The seniors In
sophemores gave the freshmen party early IN the
year, and Later on invite them TO the sTng" cere-
monies ka1 'scceotIlc peftOrmaoce 70 slgnalze
their JOY having finished their course In trigo.
nomelry, 70 which the freshmen are slin cooking
forward). Tie character OF the entertainment Is
buriesque. Mathematical signs and terms are
personiied, a'nd good-naturel ridicule showered
on ''ciass mates. objectionable college institu-
ttonA and even the "faculty" itself. There are
occasional: Mgger.minstrei performances. with
peanuts YpplsA, maple sugar. and lemonade
Tor reIres1nants; also dancing in the college
parlors. aald sometimes .powder" and costume
balls OF course confined TO inmates OF the
house. Tse Americans are y nation Of incor-
rfsioie .jokeis and inveterate organizers, and
these chafacter.stics are very noticeable at
ssar, though IL is reserved for All Halloween to
zee botn traIss simultaneously displayed. On that
might According 70 ume-honoreI custom, do the
though y left 70 the ingenuity OF the individual
class 70 pus Y new aspect on The pleasantly each
succeeding year. ills premeditated AFFAIR, how
ever and. and though kept secret the seniors are
on Tue lookonE Tor IT, Besides such pranks, the
.undergIaisa are not above engaging IN battles
ana teAtnr-casterx Alstory u silent on the sub
2ect o. .pinow.nghtA" perhaps they are peculiar
MS Courts. afd lake, where boating and skating
are much IN vogue during their respective sea
sons. 20 that IL must be q Respondent nature In
oeeo mat would md life AZ vassar dull
-~O%-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

From the New York Times.
All the states will elect presidential electors on
Tuesday, November q The electors then chose
viii meet at their respective state capitols on
Wednesday, December & and cast their ballots Tor
President and vice-President OF The United states
The whole number OF electors IL 4o1; necessary
for q choice, pol. The several states are emitted
TO representation In the Electoral college ana In
CONGRESS a. follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
To Revive Old Book Govern.

Some time ago book lover, DR.. Chance, advised
owners Of old bound books to dress them with vase
line to supple the leather and save cracks have
just tried the plan, am delighted with the result
and consider d.. Chance benefactor TO the human
race. As noticed now eagerly and gratefully the
dried and crumoung cali drank Ia the vaseiine
long.foryotten scene OF my boyhood revived. II
any old book lover wants TO give himself q real
treat let hum buy bottle or tin vaseine ana set
70 work Al his coverA IL Il positive pleasure 10
zee how they revive under It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
A Truamt Prince,
THE PARrsIAN ADVENTURES OF THE nm 10 TIE
CROWN OF BAVARIA.


THE PARrsIAN ADVENTURES OF THE nm 10 TIE
CROWN OF BAVARIA.
From the London Truth.
The eldest grandson Of the Regent Of Bavaria is
very promising youth. short time ago consid-
cradle CONSERVATION was caused by his sudden dis
appearance from the court, and a search was in
stituted, but to no effect-Prince Rupert had van.
ished. The telegraph was put into operation, the
police all over Europe communicated WITH and the
sole result Was the arrest In different citles OF
several unfortunate German youths VINO bore n
real or supposed resemblance to the missing scion
OF royalty. Recently the attention or the Partisan
police was drawn 10 young man OF arisIocralic
appearance who was trying to sell two valuable
diamond rings, OF the possession OF which he gave
q confused ana contradictory account This was
the truant, and the details OF the trip are anus
ing enough. He had, It seems. determined 10 en-
Joy month In Paris, but his funds were "played
out, and be was, when discovered, occupying a
small apartment in q very thIrd-rate hotel In the
QUARTER Latin. Although only nineteen he had
established amtcable relations with the widow OF
grocer OF Munich, and Is said to have promised
her marriage, and It is this detail OF mis- escapade
which has ruptured the negotiations which were
pending for an engagement between the errant
prince, VINO. II he lives Will some day be king OF
Bavaria, and The Archduchess Marie Valerie, The
younger daughter OF the emperor OF Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

wife-.John, your hair Ii coming out Ct Q tsrri-
Ole rata" Husband-"I know IL my dear. must
40 something ior tt at once" Wi.e-sT wish you
wound, yonu, FOR ny sakA You know how peopls
VIII tzlk.s-E,poeh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

YEA" che said, sthe waves In seorm remind
me Of our hired girls q h0me" snlred glrla
madame SYsos thsy ere such awful nreAkeIA. =.
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Yes ca.'s Have An ExpsrAs.es.

Bob Durdstss. IN Brooklyn Eagls.
Ao. hot What funny criticisms people 20 maka
Says wtse man, sHow can you oonounce what
you know noehing about9 And Jet many mIn-
iseo3 preach savagely against the theaior who
have never beon 70 onoLe HA, man. many min.
iseen preach aGAinDs he'll who have never boen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

Wnen man may wear > mother hubbard and sttll
% fashionabie there VIII be but little else 70 long
tof IN the bulomer.-L<ncols Journal
Visitor tcondoaingly,-sshe was mooel mother,
M. hlYytLA"
widowev-rsYeA she were. The late Ma Hig.
gins neo her fAulua but a. mother theyV weren't
nef ekA Tnats our fourteenth oue thogo play1n'
IN the sAnd..~SAleaoe 1FjbssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

n MAKES THE BIG MAN OF GERMANY LAUGH TO
THINK THAT DESIRES AN INTERVIEW FOR PUB
EcarIoS-rHE COURTESY OF GREAT nKs ABROAD
AND AT HOME
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Better for Married Men.

00SSSr HOf M8kEto0 V00s
From the Boston Courier
Wife-"What is this mending and repairing
company that Ia advertised In the paper John?"
Husband-"It is company that has been formed
to meet q long-felt want Garments In need OF
repair and buttons and things are taken in and
dxed for o small sum"
WA good thing for bachelors should say. {"
II. (grimly, after attaching his pantaiooDs TO his
suSpenderS with q safety pin)-"And for married
men, too, my dear, for married men, too"
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rRHoMAs DOwLINo. Anctionesr
1885 HIoH OR SGD sIkEaT. eSoksITowN

On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1855. Of s O'CLOCK.
Will sell ~ ironi Of the PREMISES part lot ia n
square No. lOl. irontinx 25 fe.t sids %
ixh or SD street bet~ West sad soddard streetA
% depth " lSO teet ilal RIVED uy elegant two
raory Or1ck d~tllius containing eleven wafer.
sss me cellar st.oe On rear ruit N yard Sc- DC.
Terms one-third cash. balance IN aud twO year
with Interest secured ~ dse vi trust proIsrty
sold OF all cash st tie option of the purVhs~er.
aeiOsit OF 100 required ct the sale aus dad