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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Il FOR baltnIore and Potomac River IAndinzs.
Steamer sUE- Capt GeoshesgAn, leaves stepnsnsou's
nLsn eNer1 SUNDAY, ~ 4 O'Clock ~ Ave-
freight must be PREPAID
for iurtheT Authorization, apply
S9LPhESSON Bro
mo-om stl street wharf
Mt VERNON. MI. VERNON,
STEAMER w W CORCORAy
Leaves Sth-street wharf daily lexceIt sunday for w
vernon and hlyer Landings n
10 O'Clock a. "A. keturnlng, reaches MasIIIlsrt0a
about S 80 y. m
slo L l. BLAKE. Captain
EoR POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS.
= NEW IRON STEAMER -MAKEFTEI.D-
Leaves ath St wharf MONDAYS. IHI kSDATS
and SAIUhDAls at am hetnrning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS pm. touchln at overland
lngs as Tar NoInlnl Greek Va 81 lefuruts lsay q
LeonsrdtowI. Nd. Connects with Is aud .. x x a
c. W. RIDLEY. Manager Ia25
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AN ITALIAN STEAMER SuNK.-The steamer Iaur
ance, when entering Port Luz, Canary Islands
last evening. ran into the Italian steamer SUD
america, from Monteytdeo. The latter vessel
WINCH was lying az anchor sunk in a few minutes
IN 10 Iatnoms OF water. The Sud America carriec
10 passengers and had a crew OF 81 men. Ol
me snore 10 safety. Nine bodies have thus faI
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RAILROADS.
pHDMoNT AIR line


m schednle IN eject Angus, ~. lsss
cs,,se,s,i. 49, aenn Mail Daily for warrcnt,,
between Ale,sadrs and VA ~ ,esearx and s'stsas
SpLans~ Aissnsny sprtns.. hristol, knorSile. hons
slserrr ws.hins1Sn 70 Nsx o oss orlsanA fuiln-a
ils4 4 Mas, nsil Daily for wsr-rn,on. ce.r.
sSeen LyncsepIr and Dsnvills. Ure.n-hsro' ksi~lsl
ShssiSSt,e; SonmosA hasustA Atlanta sSrmlns>
Pullman slssper New Nort - Monsson~TS M cnSnss
ION with Pullman slerIers Montsomsrv ~ S,- pisns
bury and sSsrssro S fa 1ST s,%nsIs yss.
Columbia and Augusta Solid traiIr. w.sha.,t',p 4,
AslsntA Docs not eonnect sor & and o. rSate psints
=. p. M.-DaIly. except SUNDAY o.. x,.,..
strssoury horA, ana ertneiiAtc stations Couns.ts
5 30 PM-Mcstern Erpress naily fcr w.,,.,,o.
Goraonsyille. Char1ottesvlie Louisvtlle C,rc,pnsi
and Ohio route Pullman sleerrr- ana So I. -
Washington TO Louisville and Ahite SulrbnT s,,,nss
Nsshviils Memphis Lttle Rk and al spatS
points Throush Pullman Sleepers M..6t,,,,on y, ~
IL 90 P.M.-southern Express Daily for I,ncA-
burg panville Raleigh Asbeyile, Charlotte .oluIa-
bs. Aiken. AulTustA Atlanta Montgomery New o.
ington % New ORLEANS. Atlanta and N,,nts, merT.
Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 AUGUSTA Ca wtaSoss
10 White sulphur springs and & and o. Rs."r, ""
Trains Washington aid Ohio division leave WASH
s ba va srrSvs Round Hi NH II as sSIS and -
NJ. Returning leave Round Hill 5sJO m Daily anf
39 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile and lynchburs arrive an Washington : 90 N
and Ohio route aud Charlottesville AZ y 40 m.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation snd informatioa
Furnished. and basssse checked NJ oflse 1900 i.nB
vsnis Raiirosd. 6th and b sta JAS /. THYLdR
sulS General Passenger Ascent
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SWALLOWED STOLEN DIANoSp.-Alvin NJ yalsn-
ella, conductor, and Lawrence Hunter porter ri
the monarch sleeper Car, running between Boafon
and Fabyans, N. H.. have been arrested for M
theft OF diamond pin left In the Car BY passea-
ger Inc setting has been recovered The porter
says that he swallowed the diamond AT A he. =
Ing both were held for the County Court
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W. An Nor Too PsouD To
SWEAT.
but that We can distinguish between . hawk and .
band saw We acknowledge. however. that We cannot
draw the line between
DUDE AND OUNCE
Hitch mp Dude and driy. Ounce Like the Siam
sef n~,n an.s they are one and in sep
Ounce. s.y: Be-; an shs sre.s aud only An lead.
other: merely follow Re.s and lis done
that thsy may catch the words u wisdom which now
Manual labor is mortal terror to him; mental labor
he IL incapable Of Known among men maudlin
sSs
WE ARE NOT TOO PROUD TO SWEAT
We toll With the toiler. We clasp their honest hands,
% ~ not S
DUDE OUNCE CO. to the contrary notwitSst.ndiny.
WIG sell: Fail Oyercosts strictly all.woo. 1t Sa2a
ss:Ss xs'ss 4sl ana cu.v., a.
1. Z: IT,: IT,. r.
i: g. ' s E e.. - E
& sss &; :ss Esa Y e.
II ~ Doubling Thomasss We simply say. COME
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
'x' and 'ss 7h o sssP rss ave.
Cpen Saturdays tin IL p m
s.s:y mod ss:s. from sa az
10 o'clock PRICE 25c selO
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TO.MOR ROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Auctiopeers

CHERRY. FRAMED PARIoR SUITE, WALNUT
GHAMBER SUITES ANTIQUE. oAk SIDE
S3Ahnps, BOOK SAsEs. otoLDiNe- stps.
Hf,UpIs;fsAME MIRR3Rs, EASY GHAlRS OAK ,I
LIBRARY SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN LEAlh-
kh. ErCHINGs. ENGkAv1NGs, HAIR AND
HUsk MATTRESSES, BRUSSELS CARPETS.
STOVES. CROCkEkY, Erc. -
On TOMORROW MORNING SEPTEMBER flf.
IEENIH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK we shall
cell within and in front Of general as
sortnlent OF Household Effects
Terms cash. WALTER 4 WILLIAMS CO.
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Y oBERT vosE CO.. Auctioneer~
IL 300 ST. Sc.

~ 300 st. Sc.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ we will offer Tor sale the south portion
OF Lot No. l3 IN the subdivision OF a tract called
Chichester, situated morris Road" called In
Anacosta. containing 6s-l00 acres improved by =
small frame dwelling An excellent chance for an in
vestment il here offered
Terms at sale. Title perfect 900 deposit re-
CURED.
HTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. at same
hour. selol6t
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD. F. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
Mist and Clairvoyant can give your lie
chart and TO her sitters their full lells
how to hold the anecion OF nusban aud love- and how
ILL., q st. nv sel.s-lms
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MI ne: MSS, me SfLEbhAItp MEDICAL
Can be CONSULTED Business Law suits Specula-
lions. Love and Matrimony. and all affairs OF life:
cause speedy marriage bring separated together
and give success N busine sickness, AID will
convince the most skepticsl and remove family
troubles. All business CONFIDENTIAL All in trouble
call Her advice Is always relisbe. che respectfully
invites all TO CAL and be convinced Satisfaction guar
anteed- Charges moderate Residence ylO Il IN ST
Nv. Office hours 10 q N to pan. except su-days.
Cars pass the door. seo-3uI
DROF. CLAY WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
l. voyant AstroIoger and Spiritual Medium Born
with second sight and veal livery hidden mystery
reNea1ed. Receivers lost stolen property. FINDS
hidden treasures Gives lucky numbers Causes
SPEEDY marriages. Brings separated together Gives
success IN business Removes all family troubles
ana evil influences Cures sickness. II disappointed
BY efforts OF Judge alike the Professor
can convince the most hceptica from oler
cities Will time and ds by calling on
tie only genuine clarvoysnt this city, he sue
ceeds where all others au. and advertises only what
he can 10. Slttings. 5Oc. life-readinY by mail on
receipt OF 81 Name, lock hair birth Hour,
b to 3, Open Sundays from / " pm.
-1uI' 42l 9th st NV
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AUCTION SALES.
nuNcANsoN BROS. AuceonssrA

nuNcANsoN BROS. AucsaonssrA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BEING HOUSE And PREMISES NO, 80 SIX
AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and BY Virtue VI Q decree Of The supreme
Court Of the District Columbia passsd In cause
wherein Margaret Clark and others compianants
and Alberta n King and Others were defcpdAnts and
an9H M e Eeu,sy cause No lly2So possss - VA
livE O'CLOCK p NJ sell At public auction in front
OF the PREMISE all Of that lot parcel Of land stu
ate IN the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia
and known a and being Lot thirty l39 IN sonars
numbered four hundred and sixty l405. improved
BY twv-story frame DWELLING
Terms OF sale As prescribed by said decree; one
and one-third in two years The deferred payments
to be secured by the noses Of the purchaser and
the pureh .sers option, deposit Of 800 required
on the day of sale be closed within ten day
'front.' he day Of SALE the trustee the right
TO resell at the and risk OF the defauitns pur
| chaser. BENJAMIN y. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
ses-d&ds Once. 49, LouisiAas ava nv
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AFTER THE AUGUSTA DELU6E-AuQusta Ga. IN
again dry city. The savannah River Ia IN ia
channel, and the people are setting actively 10
work 20 repair the losses Four bodies were re-
covered yesterday. The city council has passed
resolution ordering an election on the 10Th on the
question OF levying per cent direct tax To mseS
the necessities OF the OCCASION ~s
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pOwLINd Aucuoneer.

REGULAR SALE OF Hor sEHoLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DISCRETION AT MY AUCTION
KooMS SATURDAY, sEPTEMBLk In:
O'CLOCK
EoGR FINE sILyER-MOGNTED SHOWCASES
CA6PETA STOVES. &C
ALSO.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. WAGONS. &c.
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handsome living now BY adverItsing Tor wife
AMI requiring that applicants enclose stamp for
Lepy. MS mail has 70 be sent up in wheel
barrow.
The South has new word s.melonaireAn ana
INT sew orleans Ptc0vsne says that IL applies
only 70 those "who ship the succuient and lusci-
ern metropolis"
An English woman ID responsible for the sue-
eestaon that along with other improvements 70
sneater seats there be an arrangement BY which
saloon below, 20 that men can 60 out between
Tue acts ana re Q man without trood1nR On tn
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FINANCIAL.

mo. ". COkSON JNO. ". MCCARTNEY,
q Member n. u. stock TX
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST. NV,
Bankers aud Dealers in Government Bonda
Daposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Phiadelphla Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made of investment securities District
Bonds aud all Local Railroad. Gas, Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in.
American BELL Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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AUCTION SALES.


SSfH ssSsSHS1R 3 n S1St sqaEE Is
q ss 3 q
YSSIlc sqEss.pp IL f5Snt q shs P.emiss WEDNE
yt ~ :sSln Ss q asss Lot
s,snt esh in square one hundred and fOrty-thres
Terms len Of sale Is prescribed by the decree: onethrd
eonai s money IN caah and the residue in
All. CO. Ger cent. dsposit Of one hundred tsico,
sa' I RsSS's In s... ss5 asS.
from day Of sals All oOaveSsncns At the cost Of Tie
JOHN Z McNAILY. Trustee.
CHARLES WEEKS co, Aucta 4''A A~v ,eia.dxSs
VTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FLOUR 81 BEST GRADES. FINE si ANR t AND
MT s?SSf y shSSH US
T NAB coA An HOPS, TLs,BSAcSo AND Sie4Ess,
sHELvINd AND CoUNTEks. BAR'RooM Ffx:
fkrShEs t rsSkIHf FS S5Sb
IN FIRSI- Glass EsTABLIsHMET.
TENTH 1883. commensins at TN O'CLOCK. I
sh. sell .t store nOrshe.s. corner 4th and street:
every Description to which the ATTENTION Of the trade
and ss buyers sSMSs
pAWNERoKER's sALE-wE WILL SELL. AT
Il l232 Pennsylvania avenue. at public auction. ali
e ,SS, 400, eS%nensins MONDAY. sEPTENgas
isss Al y M
consisting Of Watches Diamonds Chains, Necklaces.
SOLID rnf
~ nSs,ss sfEISEa BROS g. 4 HOT p' cos
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneef,-
sRSE srlG 0's STREET EE2EFsS
rH vs. z :s
front Of the premises parts Of sor.nr
9Th street. and depth 90 feet AZ inches They
finely situated for building purposes. and will be
subdivided in smaller fronts at time OF sale with priv
TERMS One-third cash. balance in equal instruments
ct one and two notes to bear cent interest
cured BY deed Of trust on premises sold or ali CASH at
option Of purchaser. deposit Of 800 required on
sSsseTs cost Terms to be cOnr,ed With 10 len days.
right to Ts and cost
f5d Sc
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMIINIsTRATRIx,s SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON,
EEN Ha Of H9TEL G%FSER OF
!. A CoaPisIsINGE - -.
sEos SYsf Ham SD o HNR MaT
TRESSES, PILLOWS AND BOLSTERs. BLANK
ETS SHEETS. TO!LETMARE. HANGINSS
WALNUT SIDEBOARD. EXTENSION TABLES,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, PLATEDWARE,
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
BAR FIXTURES CONSISTING OF BAR COUNTER,
BACK BAR SETTEES LARGE CHOP FRANCE, RE.
TENTS OF ABOUT FORTY ROOMS
AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of Q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding Q special term for pro-
bate business, will sell. the premises, 9Th and
sts., at public auction. on MONDAY, the SEVEN
TEENTh DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1888, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK. the entire Furniture, Car
perts Bar Fixtures, &C., contained in the above hotel
Terms; Cash. JANE v. MARSHALL
Admnstr trix of Richard j. Marshall.
THOS. NJ FIELDS. Attorney. se13-d
nUNCANsON Bros Auctioneers.
10 FINE LARGE MULES
CARTS, LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DOI BILE HARNESS.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FOUR
TENTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell in
front Of our Salesrooms. 9th aud A. SITS. NV,
10 FINE LARGE MULES,
] LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
The above Mules the finest offered for sale in
this city, and should command the attention of parties
in search OF Fine Animals
Sale peremptory to close Q Copartnership.
Terms. cash. seS-d
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TIVE GREAT

~
DS Sill F FEhS N,o srIhSpp
Lft wssu ASsSsS > , iSs
sossEk sfxfh AND sfkEffs 'a As fSs
pullman NestibGrd Cars. al . SO an aaIg' F..,
Line. $3.50 am daily, 10 Cincinnati ana 81 Louis
and HarTis6urs 20 ST LoGs daily. eTOers sstaTSlss.
70 Chicago, with sleering Car Al,oons g hlca.e
Cars " ashinston 20 chicaxo sa4 81 LOUIS ccnnecl-
Louisville and Memphis Pacific Express 1900
pousn seeSer 70 Psseu snd and hs M 10
BaITiNoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ere Canandaieua aud Rochester. daily. Bur-
naio and NisgarA daily, sloept SATURDAY; 10000
For williamsport. Lock Haven. aid ElmirA at $50
ro, % d Sai e.SS S j., san s IN eoo :, on
II 40 am, 90. 40. 10 90. and l 20 n. on
ITO pm tainted TIpress Of Pullman iurisr
cars 9 40 am, daily. except SUNDAY. and $40 y
For boston without chsnseS 2 90 . m every day.
Tor es CITY NTH so.ss " B9Sossn ASne a
direct transfer 60 FULTON street. avoiding doubts
For f5sGei fsSs' 90 30 800 II 90 and II 40 an
Zoo 10 :o9 1909 and II II 30 nm 10 on M sun;
1I:20pm Lmiied Express. al Isrlor Car; . 40
For baltimore. e:35 5:eo. 200. e;4os $50 u 90.
$40, 600. 40. 10 90. and Il 20 pm, ON sun.
sYos 900 eS o 70 s 80 and IL s% Zoo SiA
For Pope's Greek Line 20 and 4 40 pm. daily.
For Annapolis 20 aud 90 a m. IL .o5. 20 an
900 y M. daily. except Sunday. Sundays y 90 a.
m. 4l0pm-
ALI XANDkIA AND FREDERICksBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Als,anarla 600. e;ss s:4oe:4a. 1857 an,
l2O4 noon 2.05 As. 8 90. > 30. q o. = .OS
1000 and III 30 Y m ON sunday At q 90. y .4A
1857 am- 80. 300 = o5. and 10 .O5 pm
Accommodation Tor Ouantico. . 90 pm. eek-siAys
For Richmond and the South. co. 10 81 daily
- and y % pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Mashingtln g 05. %.
sou, s:l0. 1918. ll.07 am, 20. 800, 3:2I
day al 8: 10 and Ill .o7 M. 90. TO- sO5. . 80
and l0:42p.m
ner OF 18th street aud f-nnsylvAuiA avenue aud at
the station, where orders be left the cheosinx
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAs. T. PUGH MOLD.
General Naualrar fauGI ian pa. A.C.Ilt
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The Bridegroom Cometh Not.

DON, PA, FAMILY.
PrrTsBURG, Sept. IA special from Hunting
don, Pa, to the Post says: The home OF Miss Ella
Woods, daughter OF the late Robert Woods, was
filled with a large number OF guests wednesday
night TO witness the marriage OF Miss Woods and
John G. COder, a clerk IN the Adams Express cos
ofnce. Valuable presents had been arriving all
day and q sumptuous supper had been prepared.
AT the appointed hour OF O'Clock no groom ap-
pearing a messenger was dispatched 10 MS board
ing house, when IL was discovered that the festive
boarder had mysteriously disappeared the night
previous, leaving no trace OF his whereabouts
The news OF Coolers dupliclty has greatly pros
traJed his nance. Inquiry has revealed the TACT
that COder was also engaged to be married 10 an
estimable young lady at Warriors Marx, who Is
displayed unusual interest In church and sunday
school work
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ONE SHOOTS THE OTHER AS RESULT OF THEIR
RIvALRY FOR THE HAND OF A MAIDEN OF SIXTY
FIVE
:. ASHLAND. Ill, Sept 14.-This vicinity has been
thoroughly shaken up by the '.love-sick" maneu-
vers OF two gentlemen named. respectively, Pear
son and Davis-each over seventy years old
within the last year In general and the last FEW
days In particular The object OF their affection
Is a sixty-hye-year-od widow. The two lovers
have quarreled and lawed mucn, but when Pear
son entered Davis hut early yesterday morning
and shot his rival In the night calf while that gen.
uenan was yet sleeping, the climax or their
mutual JealouSies was reached The fierce man
hunter was bound over, and the wounded party
has become an arsenal, and, besides nursing his
SORE cali, does considerable target practice. The
wrinkled heroine has been loudly requested 70
NEE from the uegaN wrath To come
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
They Want 20 Visit Washington.


STUBBORN SIOUX CHIEFS HAPPY OVER A PROSPECTIVE
TALK WITH TEE PRESIDENT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept IA special from Bismarck,
OAK, TO the Gtooe- Democrat says: The chiefs OF
the Sioux tribes at Standing Rock are reJoiced at
the thought that the commissioners now treating
with the Indians for the opening OF the reservation
VIII endeavor TO have them visit Washington.
sitting Bull and Red Cloud were the leaders seve-
raj months ago In a movement TO have q delega-
ton OF chiefs visit Washington, and hold a
personal interview with President Cleveland so
anxious were they 10 have a talk with the Presi-
Dent on the question OF the opening OF the reser-
walton that they agreed TO pay all OF their own
expenses. Their requests were not granted, and
their opposition TO the treaty became intensified
Now that the commissioners are willing 70 have
them 90 TO Washington they look upon tnis change
OF front as a victory for them, and are Jubilant
over the prospect for talk with the great father
Sitting Bull. Red Cloud, Gail and Others OF the
chiefs are still strong In their opposition to the
treaty, but II Is known that they have great con-
ndcnce IN the President, and a personal Interview
with him Will have a great effect upon them Ia
voraole 10 the treaty. Unless something OF this
nature is done there Is very little hope OF securing
q sufficient number OF signatures for the opening
OF the reservation Chairman Pratt OF the CON-
mission Is now route TO Washington TO endeavor
10 induce the President and Secretary Villas TO
permit the Indians to call on them
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Chickasaws Threatening BIoodshed.

DESIsos, TEx, Sept IA. L. Undertake, who
has arrived In the city from Tishimingo, the capt.
tai OF the Chickasaw Nation, reports that serious
troubles are liable TO take place at any time be-
tween the Byrd and Guy factions. IL Is well
known that the representatives are all carrying
arms. The worst danger Is TO Dc feared from the
Introduction OF whisky, which would soon bring
matters 10 crisis, and precfpitate state OF
affairs that would end with oloodshed, and bring
about action by the Government at Washington.
In spite OF the protests OF the Guy party, Byrd will
undoubtedly hold the reigns OF government, as he
has q majority In both houses.
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The Father OF His country At q Frl.k.


From the Albany Argus
Like other businesses the toothpick business has
It's combination, but Maine inventor mas set OUT
to break 1t with q machine that makes 1000 600
picks day, and he is making o new machine that
VIII produce 100000 q day. Green, clear,
straightgrained blrcn and maple wood IL used,
and after steamng FOR several hours It u easily cut
into yeneers or thin strips or wood with the xrsn
running across These veneers are pliable and
wound up ON large spoos. 100 feet on each, and
rapidly.
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DENTISTRY

nR STARR PARSONS DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
~ ner NV Gold aud Amslgsm filiil ss special
Gums sching teeth saved: artanciai tssth insertsd
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From the Philadelphia Record.
Political Editor-"Write a stirring article call.
ing attention TO the disgraceful fact that Blifins
refused respectful invitation TO be present at the
Hod-carriers' Convention. Show him up as q
Dioated aristocrat, afraid to have his coat-seeves
touch the horny-handed elbows OF honest labor"
Assistant-"But ind on Investigation that
Blifkins was there"
.'he was, eh? Then expose him; str, in your
what mean. miserable, vote-catchinp demagO0ue
that fellow Bhfkins Is
The Father OF His Country NJ n Fri>k.
From the New York Journal
More light Oh the patriotic doings Of the Father
OF His Country appears as the days 90 by. ave
had little dance at my headquarters q few
evenings SINCE" wrote Gen. Green to Col. Wads-
worth, March 10, 1799. Ellis excellency (Qeorge
three hours without sitting down. Upon the
whole We had pretty little risk ~
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'hSo Gull
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~. ~ ws sssssS IA 80, - Nc
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
II b LLPREUx GCo,
Os Qormerly with =. Hanson Hiss & Cor
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received large consignment Of new
spring petterna We are selling all l5c- white Back
Iapen Is yards long) for 10c per piece. Gilt Papers
from &c. to 80. Embossed Cit from 35c. 70 "A. All
work guaranteed nrst-cissa fresco Painting aud
5. IEPREUx L BRO sos asw
9TH street pass the door my1
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WHAT "PEcuLIAR" MEANS

Applied to Hoods Sarsapsrilla, the
word Peculiar is of great Importance.
1t means that Hoods Sarsaparllla is dlf
ferent from other preparations in many
vital points, which make it a thorough
" honest and reliable medicine. 1t is
Peculiar, in a strictly medical sense;
first in the combination of remedial
agents used, second. in the proportion
IN which they are prepared; third, in
the process by which the active cura
tive properties of the medicine are Sc
cured. Study these points well. They
mean volumes. They make Hoods Sar-
saparllla Peculiar in It's curative powers,
as it aecomplshes wonderful cures
hitherto unknown, and which give to
Hoods Sarsapsrilll clear right to the
title of The greatest blood purifier ever
discovered.