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Evrnr FAnxrn Knows

That weeds must be torn M By the roots, or
they VII be sure to crop ont again DO tits
with di-ea.es which have their origin - de-
prsvsi blood. The cause of the complaint must
b removed by Ayers sarsapsriiiA. or no perns-
nent cure Is poss bie TYR
CIV Allen. Drurrist. of Brunswick. Me-.
says. II have never Known Ayers sarssparills
fail 10 give ssusfsction- In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge Il has proved perfect
specinc for diseases arising from impurities In
the blood. I regard It ~ an invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co, Lowell. Msa.
sold " all Druexists Price 81 six bottles, Is
,.3o WORTH o. A BOTTLE
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MAR RIRO.
aMOIIANIN0rE M

sMoLIASlNorF-MELINE; september is, lsss,
sERGEY u. sMOLIANINOEF, of st Peiersburs
Russia. to NELLIE N. MELlNE of Washington, d.
copyl .
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The wcrkmea employed % TIE uGel tower,
which 10 bong cons(ructe0 - one of the features
strike unless the1f Wagea ere fAiDe4.
Whtle ncost y. Dgew, . NOV Yogx laWyur, waa
ascending f1keS feak fro9 Man1sou o. ho61ay,
0sooo y b0D 80 9oWo1gys
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Are Corns and Buniors. Q curse to
the human family. Sufferers can ind
prompt relief In Meals Corn and Bunion
I'LL Piaasers. which move all pressure and
slay Inflammation. Sold by all drur-
rasA The serns Of disease Turk in
'ox every nook and corner during hot
vesfhec such serns ere enectuaIly
esstfoyed BY burning seabury's sulphur
"A&NA"o SsLes IN elosetsl storerooms, out
cases. DC. sold By drusoE,sts' SELF
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From the Philadelphia Record
Dame-"so you met my daughter Ct Long
Branch?"
Bashtul Guest-"Yes, madame"
"Did you see much OF herr"
"Y-e-s, madame, saw good deal OF her We
bathed at the same hours"
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Supposed 10 be q Suicide.
ROCKVILLE, September 10.

Cort6ap0ndence q TIE EVENING stan
Joshua Mobley, q citizen OF this county, residing
near DickensOn's station, was killed by the
Hagerscown train going west last night. short
time before the train arrived he expressed de-
termination 70 commit suicide, and Immediately
after the train left his body was found on the
track. He was twenty-six years old. SAN.
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District Govermn,cut Affairs.

THE PROPOSED ELECTRIC ROAD ON HIGH STREET..
This morning delegation, consisting OF Henry
Wise Garnett, X. Il. GOldsb0rOugh and MIR. Brown
electrician, representing the Georgetown and
Tenley Town Railroad, called on the Commissioners
70 ask Tor permit to erect poles on High street.
The question was as TO the location OF the poles
Inc company was anxious TO erect center pOes
ukes those on New York avenue, TO carry the wires
put as High street Is narrow, there being only IS
feet between the curbs, the Commissioners de-
clined TO issue permit for such poles and decided
mat II the permit was granted 1t should be for
poles at the curb.
BUILDING PERMITS
We're issued to-day as follows: owen Woods. one
brick dwelling az 1903 18th street northwest:
C,5OO. l. A. King, one brick dwelling at 457 g
street southwest; 81 800. Andrew SchlckIer, one
frame awenng on Marshall street, between 7th
MISCELLANEOUS
Capt. Symons was able to be at his desk this
morning.
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w hss hss1 vas III. - save her Castoris
VIA ahs vas . ehsld. she cr1sd for CAssorfA
VIA che became Misa shs elung TO caseorA
NAoA 80 kAd ehaiaron. ahs save thsm C~asortI
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Nominated for Congress,
AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
TIL New York stock Market, As reported by special
wire 70 Corson and MAcartney. l419 street
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The Aqueducs Tunnel.

COMPLAINTS AZ 10 The CHARACTER OF TIE WORK
MADE 10 SENATOR INGALLS,.
Chairman Ingalls,, OF the senate District COM
mittee, this morning heard q party OF complain
ants against the character OF the work being
done In the new aqueduct Nj. Caspard
an attorney, who purports to represent the CON-
plainanta and Mr. Lucas, who was formerly en-
ployed as an inspector, or In some other capacity
on The aQueduct, were the takers They declined
to state 10 y reporter what the burden Of their
COMPLAINT WaA
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Summers heat debilitates both and body and
Headache sleeplessuess. Nervous Prostration and
alplayed-out" sensation prove that PAISE's CELERY
COMPOUND should be used now. This medicine re-
stores health to Nerves. Kidneys Liver and Bowels
and mpar,s life and energy the heat Frustrated sys
seT- Vacations vacations PArSEs CELERY Con-
POUND Is the medicine for this season. 1t il scien.
rc combination of the best tonics and those who use
1t begin the hot days with clear heads strong
nerves and general good health PANr's CELERY
CoxPocxD Is sold by all druggists. 81 . bottle; six
for 81
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.,
Prop's Burlington. W.
. HOT WEATHER INvIGoRAToR
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NEW GUNS FOR THE NEW NAVY.
Maine,s Official Yote.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: a
NJ. 6S; p NJ, IS; maximum. 20; minimum. O.
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HI ASSAULTED THE EDTIOR-Ffe0 K SW1fts
editor ana proprietor OF the Waterbury, Conn,
Sunday Herald, was assaulted In the once
sheriff 8. w. Mcdonald. The trouble originated
In an article published In the AeruLd which tn
ttmated that Mcdonald was connectsd with the
whisky ring. The sheriff. seeing Mr. Swift IN the
mayors ONCE. demanded Q retraction. Mr.. swift
refused and Mcdonald struck him three timeA a
ring on the sherinrs nngeF made IN Hgty wound
under SWtft's left eye.
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Grxr1Exrxs FA1L HArs

DRESS SILK HATS. Is to sS
DERBY HATS. In colors 81 TO S.
sTETsoN's ZINE SOFT HATS
Sole in this city for the sale Of Knox and You
mas celsoEated New York HStk
b II. sTINEMETZ SON
1897 Pennsylvania ave,
ss7-lm Corner 18th st.
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The Tennis skin.

From the New York World.
A wel-known female physician said the other
day: among the young women returned from
their summer outing is more than ever noticeable
what Is now known as the tennis sktn.' IL is ex-
tremely beautiful, and was almost unknown among
women OF previous generation. 1t is as smooth
and polished as satin nne and close In texture as
ivory Is clear delicate biscuit in color transpar-
ent and with the rich color showing through,
rather than lying on the surface. II gives The
impression, Also OF exquisite cleanliness II is
the result OF sunlight and fresh air and the
healthful process or cleansing every pore OF the
SKIN daily with perspirati0n. Nothing can clean
the skin like the moisture that flows through 1t
from warm, quick-nowing blood No " ter
put on the outside has like effect
TO the water that comes from the inside. This Is
the reason why It Is called the tennls skin be-
cause the girls who play tennis wash out their
SKINS with perspiratiOn at least once day. There
is another sort, and very beautiful one IL is,
known among tue girls as "A Turkish bath skin
That comes from thorough sweating, toO but
while It Is very lovely IKE it less than the tennis
skin, because the nesh and muscles are not made
as firm beneath 1t as by that outdoor exercise,
and therefore the contours underneath II are less
round and smooth, and It does not wear so We'll;
wind and sun inJure It. 1t Is given TO frecklng ana
chapptng, and hot rooms make IT dry and 1or1d,
Will the tennis skin is warranted 70 stand any
thing and keep its beauty. The Turkish bath skin
Is velvety rather than satiny, and has rose-leaf
and sea-shell sort OF ttnts, all pink and white in
stead of brown and red. But Is very pretty"
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MARRIED RICH YouxG wDow AT EsGsry-rwo.

NARRIRD RICE YouxG WDow AT HGnfY-rwo-
At Augusta, Ca, WIN. H. Howard was married
yesterday afternoon 70 Arx Geo HetndeL NJ
Howard u cotton merchant and one OF AuguaAS
OF 8 wealthy manufatturor. Nr. Howard 10 eighty
two years ola and the marriage VS. opposed ~
his children and grAndchiloren. Aes quite issole
Ms. HeindrI Is beautiful woman, about thirty
years oId ard her husband left ber spaeno1o oon-
potency. The cereNlny - penormee 0y Hev:
Dr.. AdamA of the M HeseyIenan cnurca. ~
the roaldonce of ~ bf104 bc8ore ono o. Two
friendA Thers were ~ esgoA
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"A 9RIxr CLOUD OF BurT.RPLIlA.-A wonderful
ciouo OF butterflies crossed the Pawcatuck RIVER
aoove westerly, X. l., few days ago, Just az the
steamer Golden Star was passing above the VIZ
iage OF Lotteryvflie, and thousands OF them drop
Inc swarm was going from Rhode island over into
connecticut IL filled the air like snownakes
IN many hundred ieet high, and the hight seemed to
sengers on the steamer could See. The butterflies
we're wete Oh all kinds and sizes; yellow, brown, and
oiack, and mottled with bird's-eye spots, and In
their hight through the golden sunshine suggesaed
the idea OF rainbow that had fallen 70 earth and
was trailing ts shiyered particles across the land
Thousands OF the insects chung 70 the steamers
sides they speckied the decks and penetrated into
the ca0inA and even attached themselves 70 the
pumng smoke stack. Many hung 70 the boat for
miles afLer the swarm had passed, which winged
It's way westward a. straight - bee dtea No
On on the boat ever saw % great swarm before,
aud the question: ouggeote0 leoo31 - them: DO
bCe.eynies migrate IN the tall3
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Oficial returns Of the Maine election have been
received at the ONCE OF the secretary OF state In
Augusta, from all voting places save few remote
and unimportant plantations The result gives
Burleigh trepublican>, for governor, 79.5l3; Put
nam (democrat), 6l,0lS. Republican plurality on
gubernatorial vote, 49, 05. The pluralities for
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6legIaNS to The Star.


o00s RM8ITI8OuD S@sAsos
INDIANAPOLIS, sept. l9.-Three large deiegations
from IroQuoIs and Grundy counties Ill, ana La
porte Ind, Will call upon Gen. Harrison to-day.
The IroQuois deleg alton, about LOO In number
arrived from Watseka at noon. over MY olo
T1ppecanoe voters accompanied the Delegation,
Carrying log caoil In their midst with coon
gamboiinx on the roof The other delegations
will arrive early this afternoon and 10 received BY
Gen Harrison In University PARK.
Crossed the Border TO XIII HimseIf.
PARIS sept Ie-The body OF a German gen.
darme, with a bullet-hole through the head, has
been Iound on French territory. An inquiry ID be-
Ing held. IL Is believed that the man committed
suicide.
United Labor state Convention.
NEW YORK Sept l9-Delegates TO the state
convention OF the unIted labor party assembled al
Cooper Union to-day Tor the purpose OF nominat-
ing An electoral ticket and discussing the advisa-
bIllLy OF placing q state ticket In the held. DR..
McGlynn Is one OF the delegates.
Nominated for Congress.
SPRINGUELp, MASS, Sept. 19-The twelfth
district republican convention at Chester to-day
renOminated Francis W. Rockwell for Congress-
MOUNT HOLLY, n. j., Sept. 19-The republicans
OF Tue second district to-day renominated Jas. Bu-
chanan for Congress by reclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

The new YORK staso iabor ceavsntaon % Tsuy,
ad0psed rssoluIlons pledg1ng iteelf 70 take meas
ures for TIE yepesi g ~ inaussnai con 'pirssy
fsir d Wornn0snh, Hns1lA. Won VI 7,
not during wnich peaBin1 p1laged several pvu g
and sso6o zkooo s0ob1oo 0oln bank.
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CHANGES At THE Poer-OFYlCE-& 7. Larcombe
clerk In the city fost-omce, has rendered u
resignation. Fostmastef koss to-day apponlv.
VIM. y. Thomas . laboFer In the mailbag depoe-
itOry Il $500
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THEY DON'T WANT 10 SEE THE GREAT FArHER-
A council was he'd oy the Indians At Standing
tribes being present. The Indla6s who nave beer
opposed to the opening OF the reservation are now
very much opposed 70 tue proposition OF the com.
mission 10 have the chiefs taken TO Washington
TO see the President, as they fear that the chiefs
may be misled. The council was one OF the most
interesting held on the reservation since the A.
rival OF The commission.
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The Portuguese minister OF marine has written
letter 70 the 0eogra r1i Association. IN which
ne maintains the right OF Portugal 70 the COASTS "
tofaia and AozAm6isauc.
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SENT 10 JAZZ FOB TIL-TAPpfNa.-A colored INV
named Joseph Cole was In the Police Court to-day
charged i with tapping the tills In the stores Of
Jefemlan Lynch, near Fort Bunker Hin. and
julius Thurm, on Good Hope HIN. AZ the former
place s. was taken and al the latter place 81 was
takeh- He was given six months in tail
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Betting ssraWs.

Mr. ADAMS WAGER on THE NEW YORK CITY vorx. rrc.
From the New York World To-day
, Ex-CongressmaB John J. Adams who made a bet
OF 81. 600 even at the Hoffman House recently that
Harrison would poll 100000 votes In this city, has
been much annoyed by the publication OF a state
ment that the check he gave TO cover the bet had
been returned unpaid. Mr.. Adams said he placed
the check In Mr.. stokes hands and he informed
him that IL was paid the next day when presented
al the GARFIELD National Bank. There Is absolutely
no foundation for the statement that the check
had been returned unpaid. Mr.. Stokes was seen
last night and corroborated Mr.. Adams statement.
Commissioner JACOB Hess read In the papers the
other day that Myron Bangs the republican man
uiacturer who contributed $4,000 10 the demo-
cratic campaign fund, was anxious 10 bet 10000
TO $4,000 on Cleveland Mr.. Hess ana some frlfnds
made up pool 10 cover this bet, and last night he
started out 10 md Mr.. Bangs. lie encountered
him AT the Hoffman anu asked him N iI Was true
that he had 10000 20 put up on Cleveland 70
$4,000 on Harrison. Mr. Bangs denied having
MADE any sucn offer; whereupOn Mr.. Hess offered
70 put up $4,000 10 $4,000 on Harrison Mr..
Bangs SAID: IL viii see you Tomorrow" This ID
rs good a time as any, said Mr. Hess ''and n you
are really anxious 10 bet III make it $40 600 even"
Mr.. Bangs walked on without making o reply
subway Commissioner Jacob Hess bet a. 600 even
with ex-Congressman John }. A ANS at the Hon.
man House last night that n Mayor Hewitt II n0mi-
mated by The county democracy he Will not be
elected
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Deeds In fee have been fled a. follows:
Anna W. Talbert TO C, E. Kern, part 9, 90. 996;
5000. B. H. Stinemetz to Marcella Lannam. sub
135, So 623; $1,750. Clara Postley TO A. Brandt
part IA, 50. 5l6; $500. II. Douglas to N. " vos-
ourgh. sub lots 20 to %. 3d. GIG; $4,000 John c.
Gn SHo 70 Catherine Rosengam, part 9. %. 6s4;
sa 800; $l,9o3 B: +. Leighton ct al, trustees to
bridget A. Reedy, lots 8 and 10, block 8, Brook.
s s,,h SsSo' y ". Mackey TO Lawrence Barrett,
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The Flying Naehtue.

MR. cAHrsKLL WILL Buzz HITLER AND rHrrHrR oyRH
oUR HEADS IN OCTOBER
From the New York sun. To-day
Everybody says it will 60" said Peter C. Camp
bell, the Inventor OF a novel air ship ~ he showed
a reporter yesterday its complicated mechanism
scientific men have examined IT, ana they, as
well as Others have full confidence that Il will do
what Is claimed for It." Mr. Campbell had In
tenued TO sail his ship In the upper air but the
glue used about the wooden wheess which turn the
propeller has softened from the effects OF the sAlt
air and rendered the wheels useless These ara
now being replaced with steel wheels. of which
there Will be a much less number 80 that the
weight OF the machinery win be 90 GREATER
than at present When the steel Wheels have
been put In all VIII be ready Tor the thai trim
"Before the middle OF October" said Mr. Camn.
bell, II Will make an ascent Win Ptot Carr Myers
from Jerome Park We shall sail about over New
York, Brooklyn and ITS suburbs, and Jersey CIV
nnally landing at the point where started. 4
40 not assert that We can sail through a blizzard
or a tornado. We shall choose a day WHEN me
conditions are favorable" The balloon Is OF oyuld
form, a. feet long, and "a feet In It, CREATES
width IL has capacity OF $4,000 Guide Ieet and
viii he charged with hydrogen gas. Ii weighs 400
pounds. and Is 20 carry two persons aud 2ep
pounds OF ballast IL Will cost. when competed
about $1,000 should the trial trip be successful
Prot. Myers vile, who Is known professionally AZ
'SarlotJa," will make the ascent CarlOtta has al
ready made more than 300 balloon ascensionS
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SgNMKR PIcrunEs,
Laxht and attractive subjects for The Country and
s .Ss Bridal Giits he PLAYING DOhIN0EA"
An ssiEEkIOCs music" jean Aubsrt -CUPID's
ASh0SND- ROSY. Dyorak PAlntnss. Mirrors
4tehinSs~ &c AL RO0EhS' GROUPS.
.-a, JAM Is d EARLE soma
ME IMPOSITION UNIyERsELLE DE LART
\ C1linAire" awarded the highest nonors to AMOS
IshA bfr1Kks the efescious stimuiant to ex-
ts me appetite and to keep the digestive organs In
80 Sfuei ask tor the g~nu ne article. manufactured
NJ, IN j. u II slkGEk1 4 SONS. ard beware Of Inn
-seeooA IL
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A colored man named Richard Thomas was
found near Pa1nes' watermelon PATCH on the East
ern Branch, at q late hour last night he had
watermelon, and On1cer Anderson arrested MIN.
He was nned 81 In the Police Court to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

DuxIArs NV YonK HAra
The Firth avenue style Of snh and Derby Hats
for fall and winter wear. introduced BY Dunlap
&c.. Of New York. nov ready ut
wILLETr RUoFrs.
Sole Agents for this city,
IS 3m 005 PsunA sva
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what . Mysterious sery ant Docs.

FROM The bclentlhc Anef1Can
In the science OF electricity than all the 1900 his
toric years preceding. More Is discovered IN one
day now than In thousand years OF the middle
ages 80 that, literally, "A day Is a thousand yearS.
We put IL 20 all sorts OF uses We make It carry
our messages, drive our engine, ring our door bell
and scare The burglar. We take it as a medicine,
light our gas, see by IL, hear IRON IL and now we
are beginning 10 teach AZ 10 write. The question
naturally arises In contemplating this subject,
what Is III" i can Imagine the last man on the
last DAY asking this same question-.'Mhat L. III"
Al one Time, not long ago, iI was supposed 20 be a
mud; oy some Two fluids a positive and a Mega
tIye. But m this day there are few who do not be-
heve IL 10 be simply a mode OF notion; lot mat
Ter, but condition OF matter: and not a mechan-
icai, but a molecular motion. By mechanical mo-
ton Il meant a motion OF the mass. and by mole
cular motion Is meant a motion OF the ultimate
particles OF which the mass IL made nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

The sessions OF the American surgical Associa-
ton to-day were OF great interest, not only be-
cause Of the subject presented, but on account OF
eminence Of the men taking part Prof. Won
Esmarch, and the distinguished surgeons from
England were attentive listeners The first paper
was by DR.. Hunter MCGUIRE Of Richmond, Va, on
1.-THE choice OF operation for vesical calculus"
Dr.. John II. Packard, OF Philadelphia, read the
next paper, entitled "Suprapubic Cystotomy,"
and the two papers were discussed by DR.. s. W.
Gross, OF Philadelphia; DR.. VIM. T. Briggs, OF
Nashville, Tenn; DR.. A. Wander Veer, OF Albany,
n. T., and others The paper OF DR.. D. w. Yandell,
men Is engaged In the work Of lighting yellow Tever
in Florida
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BUILDING PERMITS


Capt Symons was able to be at his deal, thi
morning,
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President Or. James J. Putnam, OF Boston, called
the second days meeting OF the American Neuro-
logical Association 10 order this morning ct 10
o'clock In parior Of WIZARDS Hotel The morn
ing hours were mostly occupied by the reading and
discussion OF DR.. T. X. Dercums paper on "a Sub
cutaneous Connective Tissue Dystrophy OF the
Arms and Back Associated with symptoms Resem-
sachs. Of New York. with paper on "Muscular
Dystrophies," which was discussed by Drs. Knapp
Jacooy, 9trdsall Gray, and Mills. Then came Or
o. w. Jscooy's paper on s6uDacute Progressive
Polymyosttis. which CLOSED the morning session.
Among the physicians present were bra jos. J.
New YORK, secsetafy; c. K HilE Of Philadelphis:
w. A. Hammond, o. New YORK; p. G. Knapp, Of
Boston; d. sschs, q New YORK; Z. 4. Derc1n, Of
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DUTY On THEATRICAL CRowNs.-Assstant Secre-
tary May has informed the collector OF customs
at New York that certain theatrical crowns made
OF velvet with metal and colOred glass ornaments,
and intended for use on the stage by persons rep
resenting the characters OF kings &C., entitled
10 entry al the rate OF % per cent advalorem as
ewelry," instead OF at the rate OF As per cent ad
Valorem as assessed by the coileci or under the
provisions for unenumerated manufactures of
glass and metal
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Aams o. , q. n Nance ( O n
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DESTROYED BY TIE HURRICANE IN CuBA-The
State department has learned through q. 8. Con-
sui Daniel M. Mullen, OF Sagua La Grande Cuba,
now at his home In Roxbury, Mass, on leave OF
ABSENCE that the U. =. consulate In that city was
destroyed by one OF the recent hurricanes In Cuba
Nearly every building In the city was dam aged,
ana lhat occupied BY the consulate, one OF the
consulate, except the books, WAS destroyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-07
Artificial

Results obtained with artificial fertili-
zers and especially with what are known
as complete manures," are often sur
prising in potato culture and truck gar
dening Potatoes grown with the use Of
commercial fertilizers are less liable to
disease, ard the quality of vegetables in
many instances is improved. Quality
seems to be largely dependent upon the
rapidity and h%ealthfulness of growth, and
a slow acting manure will most surely
produce inferior vegetables, lacking flavor.
Peas, beans, radishes, carrots, ETC., grown
thereon are tough and favorless, and
likewise many fruits. The tenderness
of beets, carrots. ETC.. depends on quick
growth. Asparagus from soil rich in
soluble food is full favored, tender and
luscious to the very tips.