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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-01-07
SIGN OF THE MAGNOLIA.
q. LUDRE,

Lsaiss' Gemtlcn,cn's and Children Shoes made
to order.
5A Bourbon street, near Bienville st.
(3oDps NOT TAKEN BACK AFTkR 3 DAYS SALE.
Oct23ly.
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MEnoaY TRAINING Fon WOMEN In
THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
AN IMPORTANT LESSON.


1t has long BEEN problem for scientists to discover
how to strengthen the memory and system has been
devised which excels that based upon the
OF ideas. The following lesson, IL committed to
memory, will assist any wohAan In improving her
pie, and can be memorized in one hour BY woman OF
ordinary intelligence.
Looking glass = Reflection - Pimples- Blackheads-
Liver spots Blemish0s-Disg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Affection Observation-Disclosures epulsiveness-
cure-Reca mier CresnI-Msker-Harriet Hubbard Aver
Where bought-Au retail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tutes dangerous
NEW YORK, December 10. 1856.
DEAR MRS. AYR; Immediately after my return to
New York to open my engagement. purchased jar
Of your Recamier Cream, bottle Of Recamier Balm
and some powder. which had strongly Endorsed
by Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mrs. Langtry. also
fnd the kecamier Preparations absolutely peerless
and assure you shall always them II this letter
IN be Of service to do not hesitate to
use it Very sincerely yours,
HELEN MODJESKA.
Mime. Modjeska. Countess Of BozentA
To MRS HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
You have a beautiful complexion by using
the Recamer Cream, provided you avoid all cos
metics. 1t will remove the damage caused by cos
mctics- 1t will remove pinpIes. liver spots black
tons a womans face Is equivalent to painted sign
saying This woman Is uDcleanly in her personal
habits abe does Lot think worth while to make her
self attractive" SEMI for free sample Of kecamier
Powder. Harriet Hubbard Aver, o2 PARK Place. New
York. ap1S-6m
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1ALIIMoHk 1D: June 9: . x!Es1nh siies. con-
soa.ssa S az 2ss s. aae eS "a a. &c" .ios
Hn ssn' ss "a SGs.ss sly
S3sSs;- western. duh and steady: No 4 winter rsd
net Sq s.s..nSsl ss so :.ess An
sn. ssSisr: ysiss. esx:Ss: ysney. 6oks6l: vet,
sssss; "a sess4 ~; s: sss
veak. Hay eaner-px1ms 20 choics wsstsens Ia 5Os
1870. hovialon. sctiye good jobbing trsds doing.
ssssf ss ~ Ga: ::sss isslss
:sS s g. S*s sopS.. e ,.s a.. sn IA .s,
Nhfhy nmt l2eal.2s,. IHigh6 % uvsEpooi -
::: s.is eA s aS4 ass' s:' E: "a: s.
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CHARGED WITH MAKING A FALSE AFFIDAVIT
This morning, an the CrIlIinal Court. JGise Mont
gomery, the case OF JnO. r.. Thomas cpored.
charged with making a false ailday1t IN support
or Claim for pension by Geo. Bgmorcy, VINO
claimed 10 have served as Mnl. Ford IA the "a L.
states colored troops, was given 10 Tie jury BU!-
brey was convicted "A Few weeks ago on presenting
the false clalin In which he ale ged tnat Le lad
been wounded At the battle OF Natural Bridge
Florida, which wound resulted In an anputaIIon III
the leg. The defense, Represented 10y Mr. 4. q.
Taylor, did not deDy having tde the affidavit.
but asserted that having been IN the same rep1-
nent ano battle that BaInbr,y mentioned ~ many
circumstances OF what had occurred Ia the regi-
ment that lac Was Induced 10 believe that he was
the person who served as Vim. Ford and made
the ailllayit In good faith
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GaDifOl Toufcs.

LIMIT OF EXPENSES IN CONSISTING ELEcrroSs
The House committee on elections decided to-
day not 10 allow more than g, 600 the expenses
OF either contestant or contestee In any contested
election Men who have put Ia large bills Tor
expenses VIII have 10 KEEL along MIA tails sum IT
pay the rest out OF Their own Doc ketA IN LHs
LoSry-Nhlte case Mr.. Mslitc . Ola over - 600
1he I'LL OF Mr.. Lynch, ia a8Oiaer CAST, Was over
5000; M. smaIis ball WAS 5000: Mr.. Posts eLl
Was g. ,00o. Mr.. rnoebe who contested Mr.. Car
isles seal seut IA q bill OF =, oOO eApe-seS
NOTE
Mr.. Falkner introduced an amendment In the
senate to-day, making an Increase OF SlaOCO In
the appropriation Tor the AgricultGrai Depart
menL
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Mr.. Blaine I'm London.
HIS PLANS FOR THE SUMMRR-CoNFIDKNcR IN m
PUBLICAN sICCEss.

HIS PLANS FOR THE sUMNRR-coNFIDKNcR IN RI
PUBLICAN sECCEss.
G. W. smalley's London Special to the New York Tr
bune, June ..
Mr.. and Ms. Blaine and their two daughters and
Miss Dodge arrived on Saturday evening In Lon
don. and are all at the Hotel Metropole Mr.. and
Mrs Carnegie are staying at the same hotel, and
the whole party start on Thursday morning on
that already famous coaching tour to Scotland
Their road lies through the eastern counties Of
England, and all or nearly all the eastern cathe-
dral towns will be visited, inciuding peterborough
Kly, LINCOLN, York and Durham. Their destana-
ton is Cluny Castle, belonging TO Mr.. Macpherson
OF Cluny, in the speyside country. Mr. Blaine and
his family will spend about fortnight at Carnegie
Castle, as for the summer Clunyi Is likely 70 be
called. They VIII return 70. London by rail, ar
rive here about July Is, and sail on July 10 from
southampton for New YORK on the Nord Deutscher
steamer Trave. Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie win re-
main In Cluny till the end OF september, and re-
turn on that gigantic new Inman silip the cityof
New York.
extremely WELL and, In Spite OF his refusal OF the
Presidency, Is In extremely good spirits HIS faith
In the election OF the republican candidate is
arm, provided only that Q good candidate be
chosen, who win force the fighting on the tariff.
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WuBuK,s CoooA-rHrrA

Easily disested; Of the finest favor Ahesrty bsv-
sensitive. Thoroughly tested nutriious: paissabls
Sne1s,sled N purity no unglessans after erect.
st NV; y W. Burchell 1925 y Nv; spignul & Co.
zth and nw.;C Wilmer. 1918 PA. ave. b L
i,h and 2 ia nwi I: Page. 1919 Est nv: z q
burchArd Bro. Sot Pa ave; G. KELLOGG. cor. 9th
X 0:.eii wm 4 Brown: n. Z 2. Aetzgsf. and q. W.
n .. wiLBUka SONS. Manuf.etursra
d2l-m.wSs fhilsdelphta, Pa
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MAKING THE NOMINATIONS.

.~e<s@
scenes 81 UusennAea Enshussas1
which the Participants Win Net
FerVes.
~ LOUIE June GAN efforts 70 say the nom,s
nations until after the adoption Of the platform
were as feeble a. . straw would be TO
check the now OF the Father Of Waters.
The motion to make the nominations was re.
ceived with yelis OF delight, and carried over.
sns pIsIIorM When Daniel DSSssey
the enthusiasm, which had been comparatively
oorman1 broke forth, and when he said the
should be President four years more,
and pledged New York's vote 70 him, the whole
convention with one impulse gave way 70 un-
THE CLIMAX OF DousHBRTYs SPEECH
was the name Of Grover Cleveland, and It
set the assembled thousands Wild All pent
up enthusiasm burst forth In one
SIMULTANEOUS shout, which was repeated again
ae6 again The grabbed their state
Then the bearers OF the banners gathered
in group and waved them aloft. Just
another outburst, a tran which Concealed q
large portrait Of President Cleveland ct the center
al me enormous capital extending across the rear
AND The FACE OF TIE NAN Just HAMKp FOR PRRsI-
DENT
looked down upon those who were doing him honor.
This Well prepared surprise gave an Inn
Puise which rendered former cheering q zephyr
IN comparison. For nearly fifteen minutes the
nan was scene OF the widest enthusiasm. Men
ana women gave fun rein 70 their delight.
gloves In clapping their hands and waved their
parasola Some Of them. carried away by
Inc excitement cast their raised parasols over the
balconies to the floor beneath
ANTI-THURMAN MEN WANT AN ADJOURNMENT.
As was predicted In TIE STAR, when
Cleveland was nominated the opponents
OF Thurman endeavored to procure an adjourn
ment The motion was greeted with
shouts OF "Noi, aNow by Thurman
men, who demanded the candidate for
NONRESIDENT be nominated. voorhees, and
Otners appealed for adjournment, and sharp
nght began between the Thurman and anti-Thur.
man forces
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From the Toronto W6lls June q.
A prominent advocate OF prohibition calculates
that the principle viii b In operation In Canada
In about ffteen years. II this prediction should
be verined, prohibition ilihavs tsiumphed within
exactly han . century OF Its former narrowly.
missed success prohibltory liquor bill passed
It's second reading In 1854 and was defeated on It's
third reading BY Q majority Of ono. The Dunkin
act, given ten years latsr. was compromise
unn0Gure
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The WoRsr Sore HEAD CURED
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES


Have been in the drug and medicine business twenty
five years Have been selling your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES
since they came West They lead all Others in their
line We could not write nor could you print all we
have heard said in favor Of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
One year the CUTIcuRA and SOAP cured little girl
in our house Of the worst head saw, and
the REsoLvENT and CUTIcURA are now curing young
gentleman Of leg while the physicians trying
to have 1t amputated 1t will his leg and perhaps
his life Too much cannot be said in favor Of CuTIcURA
REMEDIES.
8. B. SMITH BRO, Covington. KY.
Ihave suffered from SAT- Rhsum for over eight years.
at times 80 bad that could not attend to my business
for weeks Of lime Three boxes Of CUrIcURA and four
bottles Of REsoLvENr have entirely cured me Of this
dreadful disease.
JOHN THIEI. 1875 Second Ave. New York City.
CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure and CUrIcURA SOAP.
exquisite Skin Beautier externally, and CUTIcURA
REsoLvKNT the new Blood Purifier. internally,
positive for every form Of Skin and Blood Disease
from Pimples to Scrofula
Sold everywhere. Price. CurIcuRA. Soc Soar. csc
REsoLvENr. 81 Prepared BY the PoTTKR DRUo AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mas. Send for How to Cure
Skin Diseases"
PIMPLEs. blaciheads chapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CUTIcURA INDICATED SOAP. je5,6.S.9
w ANAMAKKR,s
Book 10 better because you get II for fair price
but you're likely to feel better when you know the price
was fair
MONEY SAVED
On Books IL good - money saved on anyth!ns One
Of the easiest things to too only haveA
care.
At wANAMAKER's more Boots are sold over the
counter than In other house between the oceana
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture:
large assortment Of French Books; 6sasides and
Erankln Squares: Standard and Miscellaneous Works
bound and unbound: and almost Any printed thing
that proper people read
The prices always fair. and any setable Book u
there or viii be got.
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells youl Even you
all the Books. how many have you time toSet
At the inside Of!
That 10 where BOOK NEWS viii serve you Q good
turn We send IL out once . month, s-brm with Just
what you want TO know Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world By the best judgment Of the
best judges it tests the BookA aud why this
Book should be read and that skippsd
With each number an author portrait DC. Goa
year
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-6m Philadelphia
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Foua NoonsHnGHRs ARREsrKp.-Deputy United
States Mammals Phil Bum and Thomas B. Love
came into Montgomery, Ala. yesterday with four
port Desperate state q affairs IN Clay. A few
days aro an attempt was made 20 murder Allen
Mgsby, who had been witness tn several cases
FEDERAL Court. He lived On Red Mountain, In Clay
County, ana Q tew days ego vas md On q night
fall ~ IN unknown party n ambush He was
HIS arm Was broken, ana phyu1clAnD eear tnat it
VIII have 70 - ampufAsed a11 woQnds may
prove fatal
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WONDERFUL
WONDERFUL
WONDERFUL.

Old are was attained by Ann wignen. OF Jamaica.
who lived TO be l4o years by Joseph Ram. also Il
Jamaica. 40. by Eia- Hoyle Of England. l3l. aud
william AcKein Of Virginia, United states who was
$50. Humanity will all reach these figures now that
70 pure and medicinal article the q u Taylor
Bourbon and kye whisky IL bottled by C. X. GRAVES
soNs Boston. and sold b. every reliable Grocer and
DrrQIr
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District I'm G0uyvc.~.

THE SUBURBAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
The Senate has passed the biI To Incorporate
the suburban Railway Co Of the District OF Co
lumbia-
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THE STRUGGLE OVER THE TARIFF

will be lMdOrsed.
ST. LOUIS, June 6-Ihe committee on resolu-
lions had q very long and, at times, stormy ses.
sion last night and did not adjourn until 80 this
morning All sorts of rumors regarding the action
Of the committee were floating about, but none OF
them could be automatically located. The men,
bers Of the committee were tired out when the ad-
rather abrupt with inquiries after information
and extremely non-committal Early in the even
ing, however, the St Louis Republic had informa-
ton from reliable source that the West was in
slsting on a platform that would mean something,
and would not be sattsi1ed or give its sanction
70 anything less than the most unequivoca declar-
ations. 1t Ia also stated by the Nevada member
that his delegation with insist on silver plank
and will be backed In its claims BY the other
ever, dId not come up last night, the committees
time being principally occupied with the tarin
plank. On this point the members refuse 70 talk.
Hon. Geo. YaDe. sS.conSressman. member Of
deal Of urging, made the following statement:
ant papers al over the country have announced
10 the contrary, think can safely say, without
violating teit nOt Sn ~, sne % S
other matters were hotiy discussed, which I am
%i MIL mssss ocoSR u IN the Morning. when
the business WIN be closed up"
At the time this article was written q m, the
layed some time, and its proceedings perhaps pro-
longed over another day.
Tho body Of samuel Blake was yesterday ex.
humed from the ruins OF tie Red Light lodging
house.. at Helena Mont which WA Durned Sun
sure there b another body in the ruinA and thinks
IL not improbable that there may be ten on twelve
Monday night Mr.. Whistler was defeated for re-
election for president Of the Royal Society Of
British ArtistA, ana In t Of anger reslgncd nom
the association. TWenty-1our OF mis- followers also
Three privates Of tho Tipperayy militia have
been oentenco0 at Queenstown 70 one weeks i'm
pyieonhneng and 70 01nm1ssA1 frum the service for
honor.
The case agsinss Alics woodhail, aocussd Of
poned until Friday. ne was fem6n0ed 70 jail
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Florence Jewel, young colored woman living
In Willow Tree alley southwest was before the
Police Court to-day, charged with keeping pawdy
house. The court imposed q f1ne OF $50 or thirty
days In jail
In the Equity court to-day the case OF Patrick
Corcoran against Washington Nailor was certified
to the Court In General Term TO be heard IN the
first instance This is bill for an Injunction TO
abate a nuisance caused by overlooking windows
To-day, In the Criminal Court, the trial OF
Henrietta Shieman, indicted for the larceny OF
Sos from Frederick Warbler, on September 18th
last commenced yesterday, was concluded The
jury found q verdict OF not guilty.
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But n you have . cough or coidor chest
pains or rheumatism. lunbago. haak-
scha. or ktdnsy pain. ne BENSON's
PLASTE8 without dslAy and you WIN
obtain prompt rslisE THIS plAstss.
whils powerful In eject b soothing
and pleasant and dos not ipjurs ths
S g "a Ssss:;s : :sn !. oar ~ En-
SONS PLA0TEB to thetr petisntA
s cSsSsg, ~ ss{SES ~ ksyo'A ni's',: p
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New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, Is reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Mccartney. 14ly street
Nasna NJ n n Aasae a n
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BOARDING.


Doom AND TABLE BOARD AT ais PER
4enonth In private family with no children az 81
81 lie te6-3ts
(NiNION HOUSE. 7TH AND NV; LARGE
ScOoi and Ally rooms At prices with
cot bo.rd; strictly trst-clA.a Mr. W Ii BAKER
Eok kENT-6Ol ST. n. W, WITH OR WITH
= 0at boer Two conrn unlcatillx cool corner Rooms
on second and third roors reduced rates for sum
Ae1- AIso. nAA Room my2p-s~'
SOCIHEkNERs VISITING NEW YORK CAN
changed AeAeae-~SS "a
myl6-lms MISS A q Irrsox
III AkGE COOL AND NEwLY FURNIsUFD
~ Rooms. with Board. single or en-sult~- stylr.Iy
nr.t-eisss. trAnsientz, 81 Per dAy. The WEBsIEH
ROAkDiNG-LARGE. PLEASANT, wEIIrFUR-
- nlsned Rooms. with Board zt TIE AUBCkN
lsnosyIv2niz ave-. I'D ~ n-s. l.h. On
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErKR-The following
were the readings al the signal ONCE to-day: q
m, 66; pm, SO; maximum, 50; minimum, Oh.
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Cockronches tn Che Treasury.
AN IOWA MAN VINO DOESN'T WANT HUGS on rms Ap-
HINlSTKATION.

AN IOWA NAN WHO DOESN'T WANT HUGS on rms Ap-
hINIsTKsTIOS.
The publication OF the stories about the desfruc-
tion OF Treasury files and papers by oockroaches
mas caused number OF people throughout the
country 10 make suggestions rs 90 the best meth
DDS TO pursue 10 exterminate the pests one cor
respondent, miller In Independence. Iowa, says:
"a few days ago noticed an article In the Chi
caeo Times, stating that "A certain storage vault
In the Treasury Department was ONerrun with a
pesulefOus Dug. doing much damage Ia old rcllcs
The shape OF public Documents &C. have had
10 hight this Kind OF bug business Tor a lOag time
Don think they were on me- oh, no! but am a
miller. and the Insects OF the bug kind are very
destructive 20 boiling cloth. running many dol
lars worth Ia single season. I have found
mat the best thing 10 drive them away with Is To-
disgust them with sweet smells by using good
periumery, such as bergamOtt. and sponging the
cloths and placing little bags Of sweeI-scented
strus In their haunts drives them out. II you
think this suggestion Is any good Try It, becaus. I
don't want 10 hear OF any bugs being on this
Administration n can help IT"
For n New Supreme Court Rutpdlux.
TIE SENATE PAssEs THE BILL TO ACQUIRE A sTrI
NORTH OF the NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
The Senate this afternoon passed the Senate bill
for the purchase OF site for building for the nc
commodation OF the supreme Court OF the United
states. The bill provides that In order 20 provide
suitable site for building for the supreme Court
and for other public purposes the following
parcels OF land situated east OF the Capitol
Grounds shall be purchased by the secretary ur
the Interior, OF taken for public use, namely:
squares squares DESIGNATED on the plan OF the CITY a
signated thereon NOS 726 and ~; the whole
beng bounded on the north by street north, on
the east by I'd street east on the south by Capitol
street. ana on the west by LIST street east and sup
posed 10 contain 26,l57 superficial feet exclusive
Of avenues Streets and alleys sum OF money
sunlcent " pay Tor the land Is appropriated
IL Is provided that il the commission fail to pur-
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND sossur.

ARM oRpkRs.-capt sriden A. Day, stu artil-
iery granted two months extension OF leave.
capt Prank D. Garrity, i7tn Infantry, granted
seven days leave. capt Jno. J. o'Connell LIST tn
fantry, granted nfteen days leave.
TBr BOARD on vrsrruks % the Naval Academy
were entertained yesterday morning with . steam
drill by the naval cadets In steam launches In the
afternoon there was an infantry driiL
Mr. T. T. NASH. whose resignation as general
superintendent OF the railway mall service took
eject yesterday, viii leave this evening FOR his
home In Wisconsin. lie WAS presented to-day
with A carving set by the employees OF the general
superintendents once. Mr. Alexander Grant, the
chief clerk, made the presentation
The PRESIDENT mas APPOINTED commission,
consisting OF Marshall l. Human. az Dunkirk, y.
Y: Henry 8 Van Eaton. % woodvine. Miss. ami
Chas. W. Graves, of yiroqua, Wis, 90 examine and
report upon a completed portion oi the North IN
Pacific. Railroad In W Washington Terrdory-2 clio
miles In length
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AyEn.s Han V,con

AYERS Ham ' IGOR
Renders the hair soft plant and giossy. pro-
notes fresh growth. and curss sruptive dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary 4 Jsckson, Salem.
Mass.. writes: Il have used Ayers Hair vieor
for numbr Of years. and fs has always gwen
me satisfaction. II 10 an excellent DRESSING
prevents the hair from turning gray. insurss
il vigorous growth. and keeps the ssaap white
and clean.
Several months ego my hair commenced
falling out and in = few vesks was almost
bald. bought bottle Of Aysr's Hair vieor.
snd, after using only part Of IT. my head was
covered With q heavy growth Of b .r.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove, KY.
AYERS HAIR vIaOR
Prepared by Dr.. J. O. Aver Co.. Lowell.
Mas. Sold BY Drussisn and Perfumern tA23
The GEsursr IMPORTED
LsBAD sPRuDBL wATER
spRUpRL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOB LIvEI
AND KIDNEY DIsEAsEA
APERFECT CURE
Constipation, ,out, Rheumatism. Diabetes. and IL
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of limitations.
1T has given me better sattsfsction than anythinf
which have ever used"-Prof Ssegen. University q
Vienna
Ihave used 1t for years with remarkable success" -
Prof. Hiawazek
Write for DR.. Toboldfs lecture on Carlsbad wats
and Salt reed before the Ninth International Medca
Congress- mailed free upon application
EIsNER q MENDELsoN Co. Sole Agents. o Bar
clay St New York. ja2-m,w&f
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

,ORRENT-HANDsoME COTTAGE IN SUBURBS;
IL nile rOoIns. good location; To careful tenant as
I~r month McLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER
te4-ot l2.3s0 81. NV
DOSSLYSN
HI No suburb Of Washington can begin TO compare
- this for elevated and uA<nifcent views. health
ielness and Low prices Remember the Government
spending more money in Deautify ing this than all
otner surroundings Of Washington. The FREE
Bridge. the GRAND MEMORIAL STRUCTURE. the
Aount vernon Avenue, Arlington. Fort Myer.
be-ides the Tails Church and Georgetown Marrow
CuA-'e kAilroaf Just being commenced. all make this
the COMING BROOKLYN Of Washington. We are now
sens nrst selection Of lots s. ). o. and 10
Per loot II H. siPHERD & CO.. l32l St Je:- I'm
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Congrnsalasiax the Nominee.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Il NOTIFIED oF MS NoNINA-
TIoN, But roRGErs THE INCEPTION.
The news OF President Cleveland's nomination
reached the White House al about I 30 and was
Immediately taken In 90 the President by
Col Lamont, who was IN the telegraph room
at the time. There was crowd
OF about one hundred people down stairs waiting
Tor The President, but IL was after O'Clock when
ne made his appearance. As he passed down the
corrldor he said To one OF the ushers: WELL
forgot all about TINS" Several OF those who
Shook his hand congratulated him upon his -
domination. There was nothing IN his appear
ahee 70 Indicate the event, and his face being unu
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TORPID BRAIN.

3 TARRANrs sELTzKR APERIENT.
A N0OsTURA BITTKRs DO NOT ONLY DlgTIN
1as ga tnsmsevss by their favor and aroT.tie odo
preventive for al diseases originating from the dkest
I've orysnA Beware Of countsrfsits Ash for tho 6enu
6OGS - a