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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-19
AEtl TIL is WEATs!

Dr. n. G.. Vests Nerve and Grain n remf
mcnts guaranteed SPECIFIC for HysfcriA-
Dizziness, Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neural
gfa. Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
the use Of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness.
Mental Depression. Soffness OF the Brain re-
sultfng in insanity and leading to misery. de-
cay and death. Premature Old Age. Barrcn-
ness, Loss OF ROVER in either sex. Involuntary
Losses and EpcrrlatOrhoea caused by over
exertfO7 OF the BRAIN seif-abuse or over In
duIgcnce Each box contains one months
statement. $1.08 box, or six boxes for $500
rent By mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
By us for SIX boxes accompanied with $50,
re will send the purchaser our written guar
antee To refund the money IL the treatment
does not effect cure. Guarantees issued only
by J.. w HODGES s CO., Druggists, Sole
Agents. 80 Main Street. annapolis BID Say
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One inch. nrst insertion, ei.00; subsc-
quenf Insertions. 80 cents LlDerAi rates tnAue
vffh those advertising by The month or year. =
All fractions OF q square will constitute fnii
square. -
deaths Tree but obituary notices will be charR-
I'll FOR al one half the usual rates OF advcrtls-
ing,
munications. cents per line.
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The country looks bare. The foliage
Is nearly gone.
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chaplin 1.-THE species with the remarkable fiat,
broad IaceI, q regular giant. He growled savagely
climbed higher Eng Quee kept sayipg. excitedly
.C7aGppfn! chdppta, yntos choppin? Fire. air
nre; nre! That's mias chaplin, big, big,r'
"a All n She Maiays were greatly excited. and what
Eng Quee said would have made man with nerves
Nery nervous, 10 say the least. But waited for q
soou shot and then sent two bullets through the
oreng pig chest In quick succession. He stopped
ana hung by big limb for a minute with both
nands Iaen suddenly he .'let go all holtsr ana
came tearing down, breaking a big limb clean OF
as ne came, ana fell Droadsde In the water, send
Ing tne spray flying thirty feet in every direction,
iise lhe explosion OF a small torpedo He fell
Mi.nln twenty feet or the boat, and we got him
without getting out
AS we pulled him up out OF the water, and
Win diinculty dragged him into the boat he
$50 MS last gasps. We were lost In wonder
az ana astonlshment at the size and character
great uncouth satyr from another world, but
$50 40 70 MS oelng suggestive OF anything human
anere was nothing OF the kind about him: He
was certainly larger than any OF U.s. and MS
Melght could not have bcen less than 1S5 pounds.
Sucn gigantic hands, arms and feet; such an
enormous chest, neck and head such great broad,
D.ack and utterly diabolical face, and such a
mouth surely make this the most wonderful ami
maj ID the world The Malays say they have
never never before seen, nor even heard OF mias SO
ISe as thls. They declare he is "the father or all
the mas, and call him "Rajah Padang."
HIS height from head TO heel was feet, 5t
inches; extent OF Outstretched arms, feet, 10
lhches; circumference Of chest Al \ inches, and
Dreadth or face II inches. Each cheek Is eX-
panied into a broad, fiat Disc or cheek callOSfty,
which Is totally unlike anything possessed by
any other animal, AMI gives the orang the last
tOucn that Is wanting TO make his cOuntenance
perfectly hideous. This specimen was the largest
ever taken by naturalist, and he with four
others, all trophies of that hunt, may now be seen
IN the National Museum,
mat hunt. by-the-way, was a success. Instead
OF getting only one orang per week In the first
month OF our stay we got 81 and the total for the
trip was 43.
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European Spring Fashions.
From the London Telegraph.

From the London Telegraph.
Wise and far-seeing people wait for week or
two to see what the milliners are going to bring
over from Paris the wonderful capital OF the Land
OF Gibbons, where bow is tied as 1t can be tied
nowhere else on earth, and where flowers are
made by fingers that seem to have learned their
secret Of dexterous manipulation from mother
nature herself. 1t IS true wisdom to wait for the
nets are very, very small. They Mt closely TO the
head at the Sides and the only elevation Is tn the
centre, just above the brow, where few upstand-
port TO an aigrette OF flowers The favOrlte colOrs
appear to be brown, gray, terra Gotta, copper,
green navy blue ana endless s tnts Of lawn from
finite. Beginning in the treble with a shade that
verges on cream color, they descend to the warm
sea- pr M nm Wh Nv s%sr OF nsa bonnet
ored cloth. These are made tight Just now. but
fashion may, later on, revert to the l0oser style
art elongates them more efIectually than thar OF
the dressmaker. The tendency In Paris toward
empire dresses has not as YET seriously affected
cend toward the armpts q few months hence we
shall see. Prophecy is rash where fashion is con-
Some Of the new coats are braided and frorred
in true military style. Others have q sporting
character the buttons especially being very doggy
scription. made with iappets which turn bach 70
show q manly little linen collar and scarf with a
pin which usually has afnnities with the sporting
Tne draperies Of dresses are ali in straight Inca
They are long, invariably. and have few folds,
being caught by . def touch or two upon the
hips, SO as to relieve the monotony Of the plain
fail IN front Az the back all Is straight too the
small remnants OF the cushion serves to hold out
the folds from the person, and they. too fail
straight to the hem OF the gown. Bodies are
made with waistcoats or plastrons, and are
used as ever in trimming gowns, b6th for bodice
panels and draperies; and bead-work il inner.
more elaborate, and II possible. even more costly
than it WAS last year.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF sATTEENs.

The most superb collection ever shown
The largest and most elegant collection choice pat
terms ever placed retail counter both in Do
mestic and French Fabrics.
WHITE DRESS GOODS in Lawn. India Linen.
PQue, Swiss tplan and igurcd) Nansook &C, and all
Fancy Figured White Goods that manufactured.
We are now prepared to show a complete line Of
CHINA SILKS, comprising all the latest shades and
patterns.
Black Grounds % inches, Soc.
Black Grounds % inches, Sl
Dark Grounds. % inches wide 9Oc.
Light Grounds "a inches wide, 81.
Dark Grounds, "a inches wide. 81.
Also Better Grades at $125, 81. 80 and Sl.45.
Plain Creams and White at 75c., S5c. and 0Oc., "a
inches
Plain Creams and White at 81, 81 inches.
Plain Colors both light and dark, inches wide,
90c and Ell.
Black Chinas 81 inches wide. from 81 up.
PONGEES from 1Sc. to Sl.25 per yard.
An endless variety of SUMMER SILKS from 30c.
up These goods have all been reduced to halt their
original value.
New EMBROIDERED FLANNELS in such comb
nations as Helotrope Gray, Garnet ON Gray. Black
on Gray and White, Black on Red. Red Blue, and
other combining coors An unlimited number of Pat
terms and Designs and innovations which cannot
be explicitly explained in print for further enght
eminent call on
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PROPOSALS.


nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
viii he received 81 this Department until MEDNEs-
DAy, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1854. az
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, for furnishing Stationery, N
such qaantti OF the Different srtces respectively.
and al such and from time TO time as they may
be ordered during the pscal year beginning July
1855, and ending June 80. 1883 tor the u.s. o. the
Department the Interior and Us oursaus snd OF
detailed statement Of the reaursnens 20 b. met an
respect 60 each article and the estnsted qusnn
ties probably be requir q OF esch and GIVING fuu
INSTRUCTIONS IN the manner OF bidding and condi-
tiops 10 b. by bidders VIII DE- furnished o.
aplicatiop ~ the Chief Of the Division OF stationery
and Priutine Department Of the Interior. Washing
tn ID The Secretary Of the Inferior reserves the
fets and 70 sccept any q any bad and reject the
other part MM-F. Villas. secretary. spls-wAs3w
T.RoposAIs FOR MACADAM ROADWAY AND
FCoBBI'F -sTONE CUTTERS Al WARRINGTON
HARRACKs. ID. C.-DEPoT QUAhTkRMAsTEh's
OFFICE. WAsRNeroN. u. g. Aprtl "A. lsss. -sesls1
proposals. in trlpi,cn,e sun,ct 80 ns1,l cond,uo1s
NOON on TUESDAY. MAY -. 1855. ut which time
and place they will be opened in the presence Of a.
fed3n9 bidderx for constructing about $50 fest u
,.~.isrn Roadway, IL feet wide, with Subdivisions
anttr, \ feet WIDE and about As 10 feet Of maosda
r,adxny. Is feet wide. with cobble-stone guttrrs
for each dimension Of roadway and eutssrinG Forns
for proposais and specihcstons for cd class Of work
esn 6e OBTAINED at this once. The United States
serves the right ~ reject and all proposals 30
cent propoals for the ent,rs work. 20 make sward
OF esch clsss OF work separstey q. p DANDY.
D<puty QuArtermsster- General Z. g. A. Depot QuaF.
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Po1sosous CosxEr1cs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
harmless the dew. preserves and beauties naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected The following
Druggists and those named in saoceedinw advertise
ment comprising ell the leading Druggists in the city
Try "Freeman's Lallsh Rookh Handkerchief Ex-
tract the latest delightful elegant Quadruple
strength. sxessy ci,pEpg RernanenS Sns Per q; a
Pa. ave A NJ Daniels. 1900 18th St. A. j. shsihirt,
y. CAP. and Ste = g Brown, + + ave and IN 9.
and 10Th St W G. Duckett. Pa ave. and ga 81
Cnr's MSiaeside walton. isai Is ave-: ave
Mssruder. 1909 p ave; 9oSyns Kimpssn. 29l
Cassin. 9TH and N sta n.y.: Geo. Y. Bogd las G q
Ris6op 9Th and sta f. s. williams o., ana 9th
sts NV d. K Helphenstins. 18th and We ave; g. A
i4th and P sss:; e. Gisdmon, I'd and 3 G. p ".
Ru s.e sna eos e ave. " copisg t asor .
town. 5. q; 8. p Lockart aga and 8 q. L g. Iii-
o.; Tschdely Evans. Wholesale Asents- sp10-eo3m
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SPECIAL REFORMATION To THr
PUBLIC.

The Peoples Interest is Our Duty.
Our Principle, to give due knowledge to Certain Ad-
vantages in trade Reciprocity of the Peoples Pat
ropage, Has been Rewarded with Success.
Having received our full stock of Foreign and Do
nestle LINENS in all the Latest Designs and Color
ings. will not delay in announcing the Fact" that
We have been successful in procuring the at
the Lowest Figures possible and in order to give the
reader idea of the different fabrics and prices We
will su bmit the following specification:
Fine FRENCH GINGHAMS in plain. figured and
stripes, yard wide. at 25c
full line of SCOTCH G1NGHAMS in beautiful de-
signs, warranted fast colors. at lSc.
An entire new fabric, ''BATISTE DALSACE," in
superb patterns, % in wide at &c., warranted fast
colors.
complete assortment of the famous DENTELLE
BINGHAM at l21<c.
Five cases Of fine DRESS GINGHAMS. different
fabrcs new Styles the latest shades in stripes and
paidsat the low figure of 10c per yard generally sold
at 12,.c.
Also complete sssortmtnt Of CRINKLED SEER
SUCKERS at 5, 10, Jpn. and zoe.
We invite the public to call and look for themselves,
rs every brand is exhibited counters for gen.
eral inspection, and several attentive statesmen will
give you all the information which you may desire.
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The kaise-,s HYMN,

ere Is an imperfect English version OF what Is
in Berlin to be the sick kaiser's favorite
III
When to me He sorrow sends,
Let me bear ii patiently,
Lifting up the heart in prayer;
comfort He will not deny,
Therefore, let there come what will,
In the Lord my heart is still.
Though the heart is often weak,
In despair and all forlorn,
When in days OF utmost pain,
Never dawns joyous morn:
Even then, let come what will,
In the Lord my heart is still.
So pray o Lord, my God,
That my faith and hope may stand:
Then no care know nor need,
Guided ever by Thy hand!
Therefore, let there come what will,
In the Lord my heart is STILL
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Saturday Smiles,

blind 0ctOgenartan In Atlanta, Ga, has been
arrested for bigamy. weak, blind, old man is
exposed TO many dangers during leap year-New
Haven NeUs.
A new book is called "Hold Up Your Head.
Girls 1t Is hoped the girls Will do nothing OF fhe
kind when they are In theater. "Hold down your
head, girls. would be better advice to follow on
such occasions But the removal Of their bOnnets
would give still more satisfaction Norristown
Herald.
There was an old proverb which said that promi.
ses were like pie crusts but the modern cooks
have conspired to wipe out the similitude and
cripple the proverb for practical use.-Binghans-
ton Leader.
First Tramp-'Tf had my way I'd have a65 ma.
ti0nal holidays in this year.
second Tramp-"Y0u would, Ell? And then there
would De one working day In every four years oh,
you are nice one. you are! You would make a
you?"-Texds Strings.
Hotel proprietOr-"I win send the refreshments
up, sir. BY the dumb-waiter." Guest--.kll fight:
and let me tell you II he isn't here within fiftoen
minutes lie will wish he was deaf as well "a
dumb Free Press.
Issachar-"Here's another case OF reckless drfy.
ing; A brewers wagon ran over an anarchist yes
Ferdinand-s.Knl him?"
Issy-"Noi Said he could stand o heavier load o.
beer than thal"-Erom Puck.
Judge 90 prisonep-"It seems to me that have
Prfsoner--'T shouldn't be surprised, fudge. !
used 70 tend bar down at the Bald Eagie.-7eras
Svyin0s.
Z. Berry Wall has been shopping for his wife.
and IL took the starch out OF him 20 such an ex-
tent that no would have recognized him e the
ex-king OF the dudea-yse YORK. Graphite.
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WnBun,s CocoA-rHrrA

Easily dixested: Of the finest flavor: Ahesrty bev-
for drink sSs II
Sns.9ssa Y Ensy 19 anRss,2s 81 ofs;t ese.,
ii. nv; n W. Burchell, 1925 Fn,y Spisnul %.
18th and < NV; C Wilmer: 1918 Pa sye.: B. Z
m and sts nv. ~. Z. Psg e. 1916 o. NV; T. 4
Burchard Bro- 354 Pa. sye; @. KELLOGG. cor. 81
q. Cissel; WIN. r Brown; u. r Netsser. ana q. N
onu'' II Il. B. WiLBUK / Sons ,Nanufsctnrsn
d2l m W&s Phiiadalphia. Pa
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English rs She is spoken at Home


From Murray's Magazine.
This dresser was an extraordinary man He
went once to a country house to put up some
scenery for some private theatricals. On the or
night he amused the house party with little en-
tertainment OF bis own. We asked him what 1t
was. ''Oh! just Civ 'em a bit Of s'Amlck' fHam-
leD, and sung 'em Tea in the hArbor.'" But his
greatest speech was when we told him to take of
his hat IN our dressing ROOM 'Gentlemen,r he
SAID, :" am neither serf, nor slave, nor q lev
cried servant" His knowledge OF the queens
English was likewise "extensive and peculiar"
ON one occasion AZ rehearsal we asked for chair
with high back. he said, 81 only ave, that
there 'preddep chair" This puzzled us so much
we were obliged TO ask him to produce the chair
He meant a "prie-aieu" chair. II he had TO take
a musical cue he would say: ooh! l sea sir; then
/ comes In when the h'orchestra begins them
'trimlets.'" Whether he meant ..triplets7 or
''tremelor we never discovered on another oc-
casion. being told that we should not want q piece
or furniture that had been ordered he said !:
'Never mind, sir, can make 1t come In andy; I'll
neutralize 1t for the h'amatoors." A blue sky and
snowy landscape he described as giving such a
dissQlute efect-desOlate he meant; and on being
asked OF what wood q certain piece OF furniture
was made he got into the most hopeless slough OF
misplaced letters az" ever heard "Some say It's
hoax, some say its hash, some say it's helm. But
whether It's hoax, hash or helm helm, hash or
hoax, I'm sure ! can't rightly say FOR certing.,
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RRcoGNIrIONs THAT CONVEY A FRIENDLY MEANING
GOOD MANNERS A NECESSARY ADJUNCT TO GOOD
BREEDIsG-THE ART AND PHILOSOPHY OF sALUTA-
TIoSs-AMERIcAs AND EUROPEAN CUSTOMS.
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VTyHE sAUvEUR.-sUMMER COLLEGE OF Ian.
Il gusges tRemoved from Amherst Mass. and Us
Tsgo, n I, 70 Burlington, VII thirteenth Session.
BRANCHES taught; French. German. italian Spanish,
Modern Greek, the Romance Languages. Ango-SA1on
and Early English English Ltersture and Rhetoric
Latin and Ancient Greek. For Board and Rooms I'D
dress III Corse. burlington. Vt. Circulars may be
had at the bookstore of VIM. Bsllsntyne son. Cor
respondence solicited and circulars sent applicants
apoS-3ts
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GnEAr REDUCTION
in the prices Of
ROGERS GROUPS
In order to greatly increase the sales OF ROGERS
GROUPS" the prices Of q number Of them have been
MUCH REDUCED, AZ folows:
"sHAUGRAUN AND TATTERs," now $500
UNION REFUGEES" 500
SCHOOL DAYS." 1000
CHARITY PATIENT" 1000
ZONE MORE SHOT" 1000
RIP VAN WINKLE"set each 1000
''TAP ON THE WINDOW" now 1900
"THE REFEREE" 1900
THE ELDERS DAUGHTER 500
CHECKERS UP AT THE FARM $500
"KING LEAR" l5OO
"FUGITIVE'S STORY" $500
"THE BALCONY" 1000
and several others at the same proportion Lists
application.
Many new and beautiful PICTURES of al kinds. for
the best BRIDAL GIFTS. etc.
JAMES q EARLE Sons
n7-m.ws.6m $40 Chestnut IT., Phfla
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H.
The most foolish cOllOQuial craze that ever the
fashionable world gave way to is the ..utterly
utter rubbish INDUCED In by the esthetic school
1t is to be hoped that this style will soon be num-
bered with the things OF the past, and that 1t will
only be remembered as exempllfying to what
depths of degradation Indulgence in slang will
lead people, Had not fashionable theater narked
IL for its own, and heaped upon 1t through
Patience an avalanche OF ridicule 1t is possible
that the "too too" "consummate" school might
be "iving up to- their teapots even to the present
day. so true Is it that there Is no folly. SO great
that the 'mostly FOOLS" as defined by Carlyle viii
not adopt, II only IL BE- fashionable. The sham
artistic slang In which MIR. Whistler and his linn
crew indulge is so utterly ridiculous as hardly TO
be worth serious comment. When pictures are
catalOgued as ''Notes," 'HarmOniesr and "NOc
turneS," surely we have touched bottom at last IL
is hard to imagine any one out OF Bedlam entering
picture gallery TO look for "a Variation In violet
and gray" O 'NOte in flesh color and orange a
Little Gray Note" "Caprce in blue and silver. y
"NOcturne in gray and gOld," and SO on
Compared 70 such twaddle as this, the nurse
ride In coachy poachy?" Is a classic. There may
be some excuse for the gibberish with which In
iants are regarded by their elders, although even
this form OF affectiOnate slang may be pushed too
far, but there Ii none Tor the wilful numbering OF
the queens English IN which some men and wo-
gaining notOriety, and partly because thew think
to feel silly and TO be silly is sure sign OF good
breeding: When will society learn that slang to
be bearable must be pointed and have meaning:
that unrneaning phrases, or worse those with an
utterly distorted meaning, are as sure a sign OF
poverty OF intellect as they are Of o vacant mind
We can excuse young man at Oxford who speaks
OF his friend as his ''Chappie" his JOHNNY OF
his father as his Governor" or his "Relieving
Onlcer:" or who tells you he has been .Spieriseds
when he has been having his hair cut by Spiers In
the High street. His failing In this way is one.
perhaps, OF the least harmful Of the rOllies OF
youth. But we have nothing but contempt for
the grown men and women VINO wantonly outrage
their native tongue that he she may attract at
tention as an lawfully jolly" person who hates
nothing 80 much as simplicity, 'don't cher know. {"
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LADIES GOODS

GEo. WHITE LADIES TAILOR. Iios v ST,
iAce flouncinss Lsces, aud nhnminss Alsu, rom
London Cheviots Tor rsfiormsda nres.es. hidinE
naoin Coeta &c. sA'sfsctton suarNrteed n ev-ry
nsgecN ltsnes nodeFsse l<iies' own mssertsl
msos np oah and examine
MADAME GENRsTE
curtains 30 and DC. . PAIR.
Ap2s-lms -oOl-ths.n
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GAS IIxTUREA HLECrRIC CHANDELIERS
N Tna1t line CxyDtal Chandelioru In tho CITY. Manu-
fsctQred ~ ecHuLTz GAS r1xTUk8 AID AR1
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AUERBACH BRO,
623 Penn. avenue
Under Metropolitan Hotel. mh31-eo3m
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $780, oa

ave do hereby CERTIFY that superrise the drrdr0s
nee1tsror all the Monthly aad Quarterly Irdut,0s of
The Louisiana State Lotterg CoaYdnp, asd Il, Derson
manage and control the Drdscin0s emssres and that
ne SINE are CONDUCTED rh honesty, ydivess ana ga
good faith tOtrdrd al parties and dUt0szs he Com
ganv 10 this certificate nth csipssles si0
fatVres dttacked IA ats ADVERTISEMENT"
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BuacHr11,s
BEST FLOUR
Especial Quality.l
Put mp In
~ N and baxrela
aSx5 y Street

HMDERcoRNs.
Ine only SURE Cure for Corns. Stops I'll pain. IN
surss comfort to the feet 16c. u Druessta Hpoox
ARE you CONSULTATIVE,
Hsve you Couxh, Hronchltts Asthma, Indiesstioni
Uoe pARKER'6 GINGER TONIC without delay. II v
tnva.nahle for AZ Affections Of tie Throat md 6sseth
Qydets Of ths 6tonach and HowslA 60c md q q
DruGgistA A7-W6s,1
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MATTERS OF INTEREST TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
As TO THE CARE OF cHILDRHN-REcIPEs FOR A
NUMBER OF SIMPLE prsHEs-How 10 MAKE TOOTH
SOM Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28
sEAr REDUCTION
in the prices Of
ROGERS GROUPS

In order to greatly increase the sales OF ROGERS
GROUPS" the prices Of q number Of them have been
MUCH REDUCED, AZ folows:
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l. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. \. W.,
Boston. l54 fremont ST.; Brooklyn, 40 Court S.;
New York, 23 W. ,3d ST.: Phila l 5.s3 Chestnut &.
Thorough training in French, German. Spanish, &C
Conversational knowledge in ONE or TWO TERMS.
$40 in small classes; also private lessopa
Highest references Terms begin now SIG
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-03-21
SHORTHAND.

Short hand thoroughly taught
by our improved method on v'un>
sons system in from tour to five
~nnths hF correspondence. Assist.
"'''o rendered .tudcnts N getting
GOT "",. t.aes, Success gaaran-
.*ea Do. "a to shorthand
""o'a n great expense When we
'"'2 fa.ch yon rs well hy mail ut n
nor""l cost. Oar instruction is
just as satisfactory, as til exercises
AMI mi>takes are corrected and re-
tu'n7d. and .ew inetruction Given
thereby making il just as thorough
rs personal instruction. We will
guarantee % carry a student to -
words in tour months if instruc,
tlons are ca"aful!y fallowed. All
q our students ar" placed in posi-,
tens immediately after graduaf on
clifton, tine nn'in tied 5000, SO
payable in advance and So upon
% r'iction Of course. I'ext-raoks
AID complete outfit, post paid -,
rite ms if you VISA further infor
nation.
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