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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

SALE, BY AUCTION, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 715 THiRTEENTH SOUTH
EAST.
On MONDAY JANUARY SIXTEENTH, 1885,
at FOUR O'CLOCK, in trout of the premises, Is7ess
shall sell Lot 80 in Square 1920, having front III
AZ feet inches BY adepth of 2O9 feet inches 80
foot alley, improved 10y Frame Dwelling containing
five rooms No. 7l5 18th street southeast.
This property will be sold whole. less feet 2
inches which has been condemned for alley, which
divides this property equally, leaving hundred feet
either end with the width of the lot
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in one and two
years with notes bearing interest at per per
mum until paid and secured by deed of on the
property sold. All conveyancng and recording pur
chasers cost 500 deposit required the time SALE
ia9-dts THOS. DOWNING, Auct
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She Caught the Cue.

Boston Young Lady-"Don't say vase Polly;
the word Is pronounced 'vawze.'" Country
Cousin-"Certainly, dear. Well as was saying,
went down town TO buy some lawze TO trim my
hat and I walked ct such q pawze that people
must We thought was In for Q rawze and when
got TO the store my fawze was as red as f1re Do
correct me when l say anything countTired. won't
you, Anastawzia7"
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VNRUSTEES' SALE OF
Il VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
W

LOCA1ED IN 1HE CITY Of NAShlNGTON
By virtue Of the power contained in q deed of -
trust made to us, amt du recorded among thefsGT
land records of the District of Columbia in ber LII
No III folio $50, ct at the request of the party
secured thereby. viii SELL 10y public auction, the
auction rooms of Duncanson Brothers, of ytn
and streets in the city of Washington d.
C., on MONDAY, THE TWENIl-THIRD DAY OF
JAN UARY, lSSS. AT HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK
=. NJ, all the undivided fifth interest in fee sim
pie vested in George A. Hyde the Rranter said deed
of trust the only child and sole of Cecilia
j. Hyde, deceased, intestate, who of the five
children heirs law and deyisees OF Vim. Easby, de-
ceased and to all these certain parcels of land stu
ate and being in said city and District known and dis
nguished and being lot = in square To- part of lot
lots to a. both inclusive in square south of square
square 81 lot in square 81 lots TO IL, both inclu-
sive square SO: lots 3 to both inclusive square
80 lot o. square l0i, and lots L. ,. and IA square
49, and part of lot :, in square the being all Of
said lot which said William Easily died seized Por-
tons OF the above property are improved, the charac
ter of which will be fully stated at the time of sale
Terms OF sale, prescribed by the deed One third
cash: the balance i'll equal instruments and twelve
months after the day of sale said deferred
To bear interest at cent annu from the day
of sale and red to the satisfaction of the trustees
all cash. at the option of the purchaser purcha
sers. deposit of 5000 required at time of sale
Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days. prop
erty Will be sold cost Of defaulting purchaser
Convey ancing at purchasers cost
Francis ii. SMITH, Trs.oo.
FRANK GOSNELl. irustecs.
jl1-w&s4t DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Aucts.
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A MaSdem's Gentle No.

from the Pttsburg ChronicIe.
Johnny More proposed TO girl. She said she
would send her answer next day. He was sur
prised TO receive a green leaf He took IL To a
botanist and since then he has been mournful IL
was leaf from stck-0-Nore tree.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1857.

OF NEw JERSEY kyESrt AND Q sfkHffff- -
Fer Cincinnati and St Louis EXP. daily 80 and
Fdr Ptisburs and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 IS Am.
For Lexington and Local stations. ts ,4oam
For Philadelphia, Newark. and Wilmington. 7:30A
pSnts 6 ss.g and PM
sdelphia - 90 am: and 10 , pm.
TSf i Es ~ 80 q
TSy sn no 3 ssa M 81 81 a.
@ = is55. $50. 80 p$ ' sa aaacss
For Way Stations between washington and Balti-
nna sS 20 SO ssa as sS . 80 -
= 20. s45 and d 20 ?
81 10 pm and IS SO T pm son SUNDAY sioI. q II
Per 9s - and intermediate ponts 1880
For .Boyds and internediste stations. "a 90 p.n.
Church train. leave Washington on sunday ouly.s
10 p W.. stopIine at all stations Metropolitan
For FREDERICK. $40 an 1880 pm. 10 800
M For sq HasHERsr b rs 40 am and rs sop pm
P arr 1U Ia sna say 81 S., .p 70
an ana 2:25 pm. from Ptisburs, daily. 20 ana
From Philadelphia Chester aud wilmington, 10 IS
AN, 80. ~ and 80 m, daily aud II 30 pm
Prom sdngery ane Intermediate points north Of Bal
i Trains Il leave Bssi%Sr. for washington 3, $40
90 f To- 90 y 80 e AZ. aai II % 30
m on SUNDAYS. . 80: 20; . ,O5 10 90 en- 80
faIaep re s sS bs,s lsa aa Oni5.
Baesaeo called for and checked at hotels aud r.-.
aences on orders eft at Ticket once. ois and 1854
W M. CLEMENTS. MANAGER.
n2i C. X. LORD. General PASSENGER Agent
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
Nl LIFE All business confidential Ladies' and gen
lemen so cents each. 40S street. between 4th and
9th streets northwest. s6-20ws
NINE. ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT
w and Astroogist, has resumed her business for q
while longer. She will give trustworthy information
concerning the past present and torteng the future
The madame was born with wonderful gifts and with
vail. She has astonished thousands Of people who
witnessed her. Advice on business is invalu-
able. She can cause speedy marriage and bring
the separated together. She point out your
enemies who have injured You through her magic
balls and relieve the sufferers Entire satisfaction
given. Interviews confidential and those At distance
sending their names, and 81 will get in by
mail the outlines of their life Her residence 1910
18th NV. Office hours from a. m to p. m, except
sunday Sittings so cents and 81. l1th street cars
pass the door. ja11-tap4
pROF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
with SECOND sight and veil Every hidden mystery
revealed. Receivers lost stolen property. Finds
hidden Treasures. Gives lucky numbers. Causes
speedy marriages. Brings separated together Gives
success in business Removes all family troubles
and evil influences. Cures sickness. II disappointed
by efforts others Judge not all alike. the Professor
convince the most sceptcal Strangers from other
cities will time and dsa prominent by calling
the only genu inc clarvoyant in this city, he
ceeds where all others tail and advertises only what
he can do. Sittings, SOC. Lfe-reAding by mail
receipt OF Name lock OF hair dste OF birth Hours
8 to 8. Open Sundays.
ja7-lm. 421 9th st NV.
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RAILROADS.

70 THE SS ssSi VIZ as sgs :Sgg!Hzs.s
R2Er R Rsscr spssssfs 81 sss
Fer iss.. e. e: s Gsf,S %:;s s.TE::;
Line SO am a.ily % Sins,nnsn an, =. :, Luis
ana sas 81 t' gSss daily ssssps
s. . s,:a s.ssp S M sfsn. at, * s ssn.
Sy s: AZ z sSssss sss s
ma s:%ssi: =, Nh Isrs ,SrC cS
+ 5RsS AXIS ' RSF Esss s & fs
10 90 Pm. d.iy. .,cept saturday. with Rsi.ss
For Wiisn.post. IoS Haven. and rlmir. ate 50.
For s.s mp g., ssna:s 90 ana
fHn ssS@ SoH sns.s = k sS faiI%.a s.:i
and Dining Oar. =: 90 am daily. except Sunday
For r B ssS I s chang. 90 s.ry day
't . sTs Sy Via so.s. q Ssass .ssss
For afSs .iTs sS 200 II
sss S9S I'm y E%,;d s.,s
For e. s1Is SO ss n 20. % j
ne 81 Y: sS il 81 q q i siS;
For fSS. dS Re iYS SS ne 20 am and 40 pm daily
s.; sas ss sS.s saSs "a
ASR tShRhhlG ssb Sishiss
For sss ~ ssss Sc s 81 sG - so
1882 md e. SO s q ss and 4 IS 800 '
anS ,Ss i sSaaS go asi,
r'.s; az 's,iai 6; s .S sSss s
sa "a 3 "a Hi go am l.'o sJ S si ia
Ticket. and iniornnston :, the Office northeast cor
e, as:a ss and e.. % :na
sssfsse % s aes,,pati0n froH hotels and rsd.Dcs
GENERAL Msnss.r. tnIai Gen Passenger M s1 Agent.
| DIEDMoNT AIR LINE
sshe s. ale n net, sno,s NOysm u,, p
s. ss ls. .ss ss:
ss, r,n Alstsnars and Lynsheqrs BSs Rlass
s si., MMog,EO%s5y and Nss orasns Pullman
s fsa Nal ff DsiiS Tor s.r.n.ou, Cha.
iotiesyIlle Gordonsyille stations Ch-s Ohio Route
ssss.y ss1D IrG,s and ss.ss
onsslS'e . A- ,Ss srnshAp MSDssn:ry
sss .ne MAN sas sSss
trains I.shias;on e kilan,. Dos not connect fOr
2:3s 7: M.b.lly: sIosp, sunday, for Manassas.
RsersSn WITH $ X for iaS.s sasi,iSs &c NJ
cr 50 p M-we.,srn Engsss. psily tsr w.rr.n,oa
and sS%Isr rss9,, on and near lin. q
Washington Iouisviiie also Tor L. nch6urs Bristol
| Chattanooga Memphis. Little Rock. and ell south
4 western points Through Pullman sleeper wsshine-
\ ton 20 Memphis without change.
! Hoop N-southern EIpre-. Daily for Lynch
\ burg. Dsnyille. Raleigh Ashe,ila. CHARLOTTE
| Columbia Aiken. Augusta Atlanta Montgomery. New
ORLEANS TeIas and California Pullman Sleeper
Washington 70 New orleans. 1exes, via Atlanta and
TIsns Gn ws;sihytop and oh,o division ,..y. wash
\ NJ. Daily arrive Hound Hill III as A N and ~ r.
NJ: Returning leave Round Hill so A. NJ Daily and
10 Daily except sunday. arriving Washington
4 Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dam
4 Vile and Lynchbun arrive an Washington \ 10 A n
and % via East Tennessee, Bristol and ~ nch-
burg AZ 10; As A. N. aud o 40 y M; ChesaEesks
| aud Ohio route and Charlottesville 1t s'4o p. NJ;
| ;~rssburg Local ct e:47 An
| Tickets, sleeping reservation and INFORMATION
furnished and bsSsaxe check st odlce, 1900 Pcnns
syIy<ia avenue and az Passenger station, Pennsyi-
| vsnia Railroad. 9th aud u sts. JAS l. TAYLOR
| n21 General Passenger Agent
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SPECIALTIES.

YEARS A SPECIALITY IN CUR
- ing nervous and mental dissase spnal ovarian and
hysteria rheumatsm, neurAg1a. chorea and diseases
Eeneray Most extensive electric batteries outside
Europa. Static electricity through c1othine Refer
ences, permanent cures In Washington. DR- l. O.
NICHOLSON. 6OA 18th ct. NV. cor. II. N6-3ws
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Too MUcH WARM WEATHER

Too Much WARN WEATHER
Has interfered with the Sale of our Bed Cover
ing. We wish to rid ourselves of the enormous
stock we have yet on hand
We realize that people expect to buy cheaper
now than they did one month ago. SO without
reserve we have made deep incision on the
prices of everything in the Bed Covering Line
Hence the following stupendous Reductions:
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
10-4 White Blanket at 81.
1O-4 White Blanket, splendid quality and good
weight, 1925.
lO-4 White Blanket extra fine quality, at s4.75.
ia Blanket. which we were selling at $3.50. now
q.
ia s. White Blanket reduced to $3.50.
An All-wool ia Blanket at So.
Our Extra Weight and Quality Blanket. pure wool,
sold at 81. now 90.
Our l2-4 50 Blankets reduced to $3.50
Extra Large 12-4 Pure Wool Blankets at $50
Extra Large and Heavy Weight at 81. 81. so and SO
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS
from $3.50.
ia Fine California Wool Blanket, ss, reduced
from $40.
ia Fine California Wool Blanket, Damask Border
3d. So reduced from $3.50.
12-4 Fine California Blanket at 80 and 40 so. re-
duced from 81.
12-4 Damask Border. IL. So worth So.
Our Extra Size 1874 California Blanket, s11, SIS
and 1850.
Our Extra Size 14-4 California Blanket. s13 80,
worth So.
CRIB BLANKETS
From the Cheapest to the Best Grades Of California
COMFORTS
Large size Comforter at 75c.
Large White Filling Comforter. &c., reduced from
sl
Large Size and Heavy Weight at 81.
Large Sze White Filling. Sl.25 worth s1.5O
Satteen Comforts in stripes and dots reduced to 3D.
Figured Calico, with Plain Oil Red Lining Quilted
Center. Fine White Filling 81.
Tufted Comforts, large size, 80
A full line Of Cheese Cloth, Satteen and Elder Down
Comforts at greatly reduced prices.
BED SPREADS
124 Honey Comb Spreads at 65c.
We have hand the largest assortment of Imported
Marseilies Spreads in Washington
Our 1881 Spread reduced from 43 60
Our 81 80 Spread reduced from s.
We have full line Of HORSE BLANKETS and LAP
COVERS.
In advertising 1t is easy task to attempt to tell
You what is kept in certain stock will not try 1t
here, but promise to show you q varied, uneQualled
assortment. and unbroken.
II ONE PRICE, AS HERETOFORE, AND THAT
PRICE WARRANTED
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
o26-w&s1 Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga

FANCY TwO-FACE, PLUSH CANTON FLANNEL
Il Remnants were Gle; reduced TO l4c.: marked IN
blue figures. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
ia133t l24l and lI43 1 18th st = e.
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
On Np NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND q
by virtue of a deed Of trust. dated September -
11th, 1886, and recorded in Iiber ROB folio n
400, ct OF the land records of the District
of Columbia, will sell at public auction front OF
the premises. on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-fOUkTH
DAh OF JANUARY, A.. d. 1888, at HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington. District OF
Columbia, to Wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished and
being lot numbered twenty four (24l. in George E.
Enmons' subdivision of certain lots in square num-
bered nine hundred and twenty-sx C926). per plat
duly recorded in Lber b. folio "a OF the records of
the surveyors office Of the District aforesaid toseher
with improvements, &C.
Terms sale: Onethird cash. balance in three equal
instaments, payable in twelve eighteen and twenty
four months after date, for which purchasers notes
secured by deed Of trust property sold. bearing
interest at q cent, Will be taken all cash, at the
option Of purchaser. deposit OF $50 required at
time OF sale All conveyanclng and recording pur-
chasers cost If terms OF sale not compiled with
in days from date of sale the property may
sold at rish and cost of defaung purchaser after five
days advertisement.
BARNARD II WARNER, Trustee.
jal2-eo&ds GEORGE E. EMMONS Trustee.
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u
bh SfsoS' if t Park sos ne. bet s sad and
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
fhysician IN the city, 49,. a.,,
can be consulted Daily, AGA St. between AZ and oth
Prompt treatment. Correspondents and consulta-
ton strictly CONFIDENTIAL Separate rooms Tor LADIES'
Once always open. JAIL OF
u FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 300 ST.
ssPss. -sp oii IN G
and WIN suarsntee ali case. q private d,:s.:s
ZION ana advice free hour during Az sRs
sTE .nS rye S In snd ar the
D,s!ns. = cOium6is this "a day Of July. 1855
nK G. w. sELDEN. PROFESSOR OF MIDwIT-
~ cry since 1906. be consulted 1t al hour *
ladies requiring confidential ,re.tment Once 200
only genuine physician for ladies in the city d302w.
MANHOOD REsToREE BY USING a BOTTLE
or Of p q os.
,sor to the whole '''''n sis Or
TSoR IMPORTATION CONCERNING A RETIRED
men. sea .sss.s Sss HsIi 81
NTME- DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABLIsHED AND
NIreliable LAdies car bs oensuited daaiy
be- % sS sDs Only + NV ONO hour:
Il Dr. BRoTHERs i. the oldsst.sstabiished edyerti.-
sos @as; Consult Dr. ~ i So e
LADIES', married or Single Forty yssrs experience
d3l-1ms
MAss4saE AND sEEDIsM MS IyIiSl MIS-
epis: .i.o electric d.y hot AZ. ysgSF sulRhSs nd
DISTONE located at $50 18th 81 nv. Pen paralysis
specially Patients treated 1t their rostdencea fes
tiIponials Of the highest order. dl6-1ms
nR MOTIFS FRENCH Powders ARE THE
shso.s ss.s o srsn Sris.ss di.ss.ss caisd
u BE- 5fs'i bSbp s's p ssa
natural weakness los Of Vitality nervous debility
&c. Price 81 sent ,s.,sd ~ mail Ior .als
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HOTELS.

IIoTEL LAfAYErTE, e2p AND BROADWAY
III Xey YORK !No 2: EAGoAnAn. o. Ns.hiag..
under new nsnagemept on Europaan p(nn Hooss Al
md up Per day. situased within nftssp minutes nd
tsurant Of unsurpassd excsllsncS e odSsss prsoss
HssdQuarten for WashinstouiAnA d4f-ln
DRENNAN's WEST END HIRING AND IxvRRY
ID btsbie ls1e-20 I. sseahaAshsA ltf6 IEgs-eno
-: al f. s:':: ssss FzfHak sr
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ATTORNEYS.

u Law. harbour Law building, $50 Louisians
svenna Warrington. y @ ksddsnSs 12ls Ha
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS EVENING.

THIS EVENING"
sT6ns sr sss OF PsSNF1
sSa :SS s.
III .nl sc
DAY MORNINGS. al TEN, until further notice. The
ladies and cents aoa and Silver Watches Diamond
I1' t.s M sr
Opera Glasses. Gold headed Canes &c.
Upright and Counter Show Gases. Counters. sheiv,
Private sale during the day at auction prices. 72w
WALTER b WILLIAMS d CO. Auctionsers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, TOOLS. MA
SaE sks TfSTMTE EHsoS saST TTa ME-
By sirtne Of deed Of trust dated the sixth day Of
May a o. 1859. and duly recorded in Liber No 1904
q s 81 rna q hs Of sss &
cured thereby. shall sell at public auction on the
iASTARSl SiSE snEhss b. isss
marked .cSeS g ssa aseS Of
Fixtures, Shelving. Msrbls-top Tables, Ch.irs,
pss SIDE Ing Fs.ss
ssas 5ssi Hsan L,iss aS
and many other articles mentioned in schedule too
'.Sast cash. 'A'D''' WILLIAM W. WRIGHT;
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.
THREE ROOMS OF CHOICE FURNITURE, EN-
BRAClNG HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE UP
hOLSTERLD IN SILK FLUSH, MoQUET AND
OIHEk CARPETS. SMYRNA RUGS, WALNUT
MARBLE Top CHAMBER SUITE, WALNUT
MARDROBE MATTRESS AND PILLOWS,
EBONl EMBROIDERED CHAIR, OAK EX-
ENSiON DINING TABLTE, DINING CHAIRS,
Side TABLE, MIRROR, REFRIGERATION, &C.
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY SIX
TEE.N1H, 1883. commencing st TEN O'CLOCK, at
residence. No 12S 1th northwest, stall sell
o small lot OF excellent household goods.
ts12-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
< ALE By AUCTION OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- ON Ninth STREET NORTHWEST.
On TUEsDAY,JANUARYTw TWENTY FOURTH 1883,
at HALt-PA FOUR OCLoCk. We will sell, In -
front OF the PREMISES. Lot No ~, IN Wright N-T!
Coxs subdivision OF part of Pleasant Plains, front 1
ing III feet inches on 9th street "a short distance
above Boundary and running back with that width
an average depth of 100 feet improved by comforta
bic siX-room house, No. 2l32 9th street.
HE property Is unencumbered and Is sold to close
an estate.
Terms: One third cash: balance in one and two
years with notes bearing interest at cent from
day OF sale secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, or all cash, at purchasers option Terms to be
complied with in ten days otherwise right reserved to
resell at risk and cost OF purchaser after ye days pub
lie notice. All conveyancing and recording at pur
chasers cost 800 deposit required At time of sale
NJ. ID. BRAlNARD,
JAS 4. HOOD
GEO. W. ST1CkNEY, Attorneys.
lil2-eoGds Auctionaer.
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POTOMAC RIVER DO ATS.

V,oR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday "Wednesday and ridAy st . pm
Steamer JANE MDSELEf. Tuesday aud Thursday
at 3 pm, aud sunday al pm
Steamer Leary landsst Pney Point going and return
INK.
Moseley lands Cornfeid Harbor going and return.
ing.
Knox and Lloyds express viii call and check bss.
gage al hotels and private resdencos IeleyhonscAu
Lesry 545-S. MoseleS, -. Fare. e..
w p. WEIGH. supt.. r. n. %.
GEO. X PHILLIPS, SUIT, and n c. Go.
MT. VERMONT MI. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CoRCc'..s
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except sunday sor Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down olynont =
10 O'Clock - Returning. resches wsAhinst1a
sl6 l. l. BLAKE Captain
VyOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER -MAkEIIEl.p.
Leaves 9TH st wharf on MONDAYS. 1HUhsDAY4
and SATURDAYS e an Returning IuLspAlA
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY m, touching 81 River IAnd-
iDsx o. Noniini Greek, CurrionAn Va. aud 81
Clements Bay Nd. Connects with y aud Y: r. -
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PADSErT, Aft-
C. W RIDLEY. Manager. JNx5
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A Long List OF simple Remedies for
Sleeplessness.

A HOT SHOWER BATH EFFECTIvE-rHE SOUND OF
DRIPPING WATER As A NERVE QUIErER-How AN
KDrroR FOUND RELrEF-A STUDENTS PLAN-orHER
Discoveries
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

a TIANTIc wEsT INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS.
British, Danish and French Vest IndiA issnds 10
S. BARRACUDA
Sailing 25th Jan. Sd March. and thereafter
Stopping a day more nj St. CroiI, ST kits, An.
tigua Martinique B&rbsdos. Demersra Trinidad. IA
superb odations. xcellent Cuislno
smoking Room. Bath Eoonis. Se. Apply %
LEAXChAfT co.
nl4-tu.ths,3m lao Pearl st. NJ.
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MEDICAL, &c.

T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
Inexperienced female physician should consult Mrs.
DIX. WILSON, HOS Park Place me-, bet b and c aud
1 til and 10Th SITS. ne. Ladies' only. ds-36ts
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HOME MATTERS.

NOTES OF ADVICE About EVERYDAY NATTxRs-Lrr-
TIE THINGS WE'LL WORTH REMEMBERING FOR TIE
SAKE Oy HEALTH AND c0NFOKT-How TO PREPARE
sINPLE But sAvoRY DISHES.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-12-08
HE HAD NO MONEY.
But SeIf-PossessIon Helped Him Over q
Mighty Hard Place.

But SeIf-PossessIon Helped Him Over q
Mighty Hard Place.
wonder how many young men have
felt the goose-flesh stand out on their
Mortified forms when their confident
sngers failed to find in the 'other
srousers" the necessary coin OF the
realm to pay for admission tickets,
ice-cream or other entertainment,
while the consciousness that he had
left his money at home settled on him
like dank, sitting fog. OF course it
would never do to confess 10 the girl
and ask her If she had any change
girls never have any money, any way.
And there he is with the check in his
hand walking toward the cashiers
desk, which is only few feet away.
/ know of one incident OF this nature
which caused West Side gallant more
uneasiness than the cut and fit OF
all the clothes he ever had or
ever may have. He had taken
two young ladies-his best girl
and her guest-to the theater. His
tickets he had all right in his vest
pocket, along with street-car tickets
and such things as usually I'LL up the
well-conditioned vest-pocket, so he felt
as easy and clipper as bird on a
branch until, as he rose from the after
theater luncheon, he jammed his hand
down in his trousers pocket. Empti-
ness! Neither night-key, pen-knife,
nor match-safe! And above all, no
money! The flash of comprehension
that went over him froze the marrow
In his bones, and his brow, erstwhile
SO sunny, grew clammy. If thad been
only his own girl he could have
acknowledged the joke and gotten out
of it some way, but there was the con-
founded Eastern girl, her visitor. An
inspiration seized him. He had
business card with him, and taking one
he hastily wrote under his name and
address:
"rll settle tomorrow; don't give me
away"
Then he marched up to the cashiers
desk with as much nonchalance as he
could muster, and put the check for
supper and his card down together.
He gave the cold-eyed receiver of
shelels an eloquent glance, took up
toothpick with trembling fingers and
walked out before protest could be
made. And he hustled around next
day and settled. Chicago Journal,