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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
ArGTI3N EMBRACING IN PART sEvLRAL
AND OTHER WOODS, MANTEL N. hR0ks.
EBONY CABINETS. WALNUT SECRETARIEa
CHEFFONIERS. = SUPRhb CHEkRi CABINET
FOLDING BEDS. COUCHEs AND EASY CHAIks.
chRPETs,e EkfeANT SIAM c al sh s Ikis
Nut, MARBLE TOP AND OTHER cENTER
EBONY AND MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUI Is,
VERY sUt ELIok WALNUT MARBLETOP
MfRRoKss wxINGT FUkNITUkE In SEA
KATE EGES. ZINE HAIR MATTRESS 8.
HANGiNGs. CHERRY AND PAINTED CHAM
BEk 6ETS. WtkE AND OTHER BED sPRi N9S,
FINE BLANKETS AND BIDDING OF EVERY
pESGt IPTI0N, T0GETAER MIlA OTHER
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IRST. 1888,
commencing at len O'CLOCK. sh II sell ss rssi-
dence No 612 l4th st. . very superior collection Of
household effects, to which the attention Of parties
seae.dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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ING. No. 30 jackson ALLEY BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIltST AND q AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No. 1904 folio l3 Of the land records Of the District
secured. We viii cell at public auction. in font Of
rs iSs al FIVE O'clock nsr os ias ia y III
Guire. subdivision OF square e24 BEGINNING for the
at the northeast corner Of said ot thence
80 fret; thence west II Get. thence north and
thence east ~ fe to the beginning. improved b.
two-story brick dwelling.
Terms One third cash, Of which $50 must be paid
at time Of sale: balance in three equal pstsimens
purchaser bearing interest from d.y OF sale
cured BY deed of trust on prU erty sold will be taken
II terms not complied with In twelve Gays from
SALE property will be rsold ut risk aud cost of default
ing purchaser.
J. W. PILLIN6, r.
se26-d&ds T. z WACiuAMAN, Auct,
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T,RR GREAT

10 THE MONTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
SILL fhIEs n .eSlrfctsp ffS SuffsESr
s - LEI AIGIsi d. isss.
CORNER SIXTH AND 3 sfREKTs AS foL
IorIlttspury and the West Chicago Limited ,rr.s.,.
tullnlaa Nestibul d Cars. Al . 80 an daily. Past
Lns' 30 am d-liy; 70 uncinnsa and - Louis
and HARRISBURG 70 ~ Ionis dAiy, s.cepi saturday.
Car ashnston % chiea.Do siS 81 Louis eSsSecs
Louisyille and M.,1rhis Psciac E.press 10 90
rous ds , ,o Z, is,,ssur aud he Wet With
fALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For trie. CAnandaisua and Rocheste. daily for Bus.
nal yi nla s s.ssssH a. .seeIt SATURDAY 10 oop
For wiiiiansport Lock Haven. aid Eilalra st 50
For New 1osi and The ssh E.ss 20. 200 N 90 an,
II 40 am, 90. :: 40. 10 90. aud / 20 . m On
fI ey I'M lam so Tsps 90 81 SIM 1000 and
Car 40 an daily. except SUNDAY aud ssS5p
For boston without ch.nse ZOO pm. every day.
.ey Coy as so y spg lns sneS srs Iss
direct ira SER 20 Fulton street avoiding douDls
For flisaei Ina 70, 300. II 90 and II 40 an.
aod 20 10 o9 sSa IL 20 S c6 10 on o sun
IA 20 p m Lmitsa Lfprs-s AL Isror Car, 40
For B.l5imcrs Gas. 20. 200. e;.o, 80 400.
$40, 600. 20. 10 90. and n aopnI on sun:
$50 800 q S 90 and IL Il sT Sn 200 StA
For Pope's Greek Line go am and I 40 Pm daily
ior Annapolis ss:ao aud BOO m. a.os. 70 .ai
800 m. daily, except SUNDAY. SundAys y 90 a
m. 4:i0pM-
AL AAND..aA AND EREDElkICk SRI-Ra Rarf
MAI .Ahf.,ai.hs.po ALIkANpSIx AM S&saisssffos s
4 % noon, a.o5. 425 500. $50. ssoa $ .6S
~ % and IL 80 N, ON SUNDAY At Q 90. sssa
lOaos a-nl. 81. > 30. sos. aud 1905 pm
Acconllou lion Tor guAutico. 90 week days
foi Richmond aud the south, 90, 10 81 am daily
:, anu = % Pm daily. except sunday. :
1rxlns leave Alexandria Na-hIngtnn. q 05, 7.O5
s00 :; 10 iOl5 ll:o7 am; 20. 800. J.sS
DAY 81 S:l0 and IL 90 m = .OO ) 10, q 3d. y 50
and lo:42 pm
Der OF 18th street aud Pennsylvauia avenue and a
tie station, where orders he lef the
q baggage destination from hotels and rsldenc.z
CHAs. T. PUGH j. Il NODD
Frl Mann anti d..
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THE CELLULOID TRUSS
That never b4e.k nsver wsaxs ont slvays clean.
sLa eau . wora while hstuang.
CHA0. vI1HEKa
~. Us 9TH strost nCrthweok
r.6r p lsakh dssosss har ast~ntsoa - tAs wspo 81
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ATTORNEYS.

81 OuUAsxlz8 AT LAW
"a - ~ 's''s'-' s'a''s s's'.. e .s = cis~
TVAHIkkfI Cx1kfNdIoI AIToETEY-xT-
" l1v., k.sssss -. S1.l1lsx -, k!s!s.s
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FINANCIAL

TNu ~ yOksON mo ~ MAcAkTNkY,
d Aem1er n \. steok n
coRsoN NAcARIEEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. ltls ST NV
Hsukers aud Dsassxs 40 0ovsrnDsnf boodA
possss Exchspxe. LoamL CollectiooA
Rairusd stocks and Bonda and ~ eecur1tsa9 L11oo6
on Tie Lxchzzxss OF New fork. fhAAaoslphzA boueoA
am BALTIMORE bought ana solo- -.
sIrsxjalty made q Investment escunueA D1sfx.ee
Bonos a.a Ill losl kaAArosA osA ipsuruncs nd TAI
Hm.ssssS Al fsispsous ssoch bought snd soaayis
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Reinforcements have been ordered 70 Suattm
Where the rebels nave assumed y Ihrea tening at
utoae. Gen. Grenieli and Col Kitcnener are pro.
ceeding In haste TO that place.
Adyices from Zanzibar state that the coast
Snoes VINO attacked the German residents OF
Dpssgomoyo last saturday have retreatsd inland.
Inc Mn SermAns are preparing 70 pursue them
Puoncation OF the aosract from the diary OF the
iaic emperor Frederick viii Do made the subject
Of an inquiry By the government
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SHADE DEPARTMENT.

SHADE DEPARTMENT
Ten different colors Of OPAQUE SHADING. with
Hartshorn's best Spring Rollers, with without
Fringe. mad to order with Pxtent Fastenings rs per
cent less than regular price This IL drive
roduce the shade Department and show its ability.
FRINGE DEPARTMENT.
The stock in this department amounts to over ten
thousand dollars and the variety surpasses any one
stock In this country The following sre . few great
bargains that may induce to call to and
WINGED:
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FoR CASH

Fon CASH
ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
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LADIES GOODS.

LADY FORMERLY CARRYING on DRTss-
"A making in New York would like lev patrOns at
her residence; perfeAt nj assuled Addr, 20
liza VIRGINIA AVE. SW.
oe26-lws Opp. Smithsonian Grounds.
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THoAAs E wAosAMAN; ,.. ..,,,.,..,

= Heal Estate Auctioneef.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
- 26G sTkEET NORTHEAST. .
IINE O'CLOCK r. ~, will offer sale. I'm front Of
ne premiseA part Of sub-lot ~. In square 81. I'm
Term. day Of sale THos T. wAaGAMAN,
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WAsHiNGr0N HORSE AND cARRIAoE bAZAA
w S3S. $40 and VA Louisiaps ave

TTSSEESSEr Had t u HURsHs xsAEs s ASb
On sALgRDAf MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWEEN
NINTH commenclug IT TEN O'CLOCK. we ~iu
ssI within The BsIaar fUurseep head Of Horses and
Mares. head of Mul,s.
his STOCK has been Used on contract in Chio and
shil ysd ~ this market 70 be sold without ave.
se2o-t s. BENSlNGklS Auctioneer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-18

Goeeemere.
q 20 Chidren's aosssmers scs, 600 Laoies
Gossamers. all sises. ~ tei 90 csch.
Muffs.
Black Hair Nun, Ssc Extra HAIR NJ q. q 90 |,
Esaa ESssi na ms i %u sss 3 sun
He Have Made Large Purchase OF
Lace Curtains
prices In NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtainr. swiss
Lace Curtains. Madras Lace Curtains. Z am.
spscisi BARGAINS in the following numbsrs
OF nottingham iscc Curtains:
,., .,ne cs &C rsped sdse nottingham Lace Cur
Eot, ,ne ham Lsss curtain.. excellent pat
tern: that we're eico reduced % q 2, : pair :.
wers ccnsidsIsa bAigain a. - oSs pair. sis
on, ons iot 8, nottingham Lace Curtain. con,
piice.
silk Chenille Curtains.
SIM Shsniils Cur!si1. sS,rn vide ana full
length. ~ eJCoA pair. worth Oae0
Turcoman Curtains.
From u ooa pair up. A large quantity
Curtain Poles
with Brsss Ends. Kings and Brackets. ana
worth 400 HeadQuarters for
Seal Plush Goats Q nd Jackets.
without Exception, wc arc Showing tts
M0et complete nne OF the above goods ever
dfspaytd Ia this city
sil 9i seal Plush C0sts are made OF 1ood
Plush, Quilted lining and IN Eacellent FIT
ei7 "a seal Plush Costs. rpis ncid tIush
Quilted Ltaing. Ihsmols Pockets. And Perfect
httttng.
"a t0::'eal Plush Coats. Zeal Orna enis,
Heavy Quilted Lining. carefully maze, aud
equal to any 90 GOAT sold elsewhere. Tho
fiush in this ooAt suAfantssd 70 give excol-
lent wear.
Sas co seal Piueh Coat Il marvel OF beauty
and perfect tion, IN make. styla and fit,
ox1 90 seal Plush Coats, Fancy Quilted LIN.
q, 90 Seal Flush COats CsnnOt be told from
tho real seal. aud are guaranteed In every re.
lit.
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some Feollsa People

Allow . couch to run until Il gets beyond. ths
win wear away" but in most saseS Il wear
them away. Could they be ind ucsd TO try thl
successful medicine called KempS Balsam
they would Immediately zee the excellent
efYect after taking the nrst dose. Price t0c and
el.00. Trial sise free. Al all druggists. (O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-18

Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific No. .2S.
In use % years. The only successful remedy
or Nervous Debility, Vital w eakness and
ProetratiOu from over-work or other causes
q 90 per vial, or bviais and large vial powder
for $500.
Sol II DRussisTs, or sent postpaid ON ~
oeipt OF prtca.
NO. 100 Fulton street, N. Y.
mar97.lydAwTu.ThAB
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Toys I

Toysl
rthies with crews ana cargo. .. e.t long SOC;
soo. .fs l ks Hssa :'rsfi Win eS,r Pm sSss .s.
GS isss Don. ss ss,ioss iss SETS: ' King T"s..
ioc; iron Hook ana LADDER. Is, Iron FIRE
soaH s ,s ap sa snsps Fss Sc, iss ss up s'n's''''
Books Away Below Regular Prices.
vd, H'tSry of ssSs.ra s vGIs g
yoI:: !, ss: iry.n:': wo.s:. . yois Sn j
half morocco, 20 50; nors's bible Gallery, o. 95;
hSSss ssS Ssasa S .nS sss e ss
yolu mes standard works. l0c; l. 900 volumes
standara worEh cloth an; An mmenso -.
ticn.
China Department.
Compete with q lins Of Carlsbad china, Jap.
% :srss. ssses wsrs. &osa Ssi sr wo,Ossaer % a.sr
iiE ware. Hungarian.
8. 10 and 40 Counter.
In the China Department laden down with
Japanese Novelties.
The largest sssortm.nt OF Japanese novel
sedj, Rose Jsra. TOXIC Hoe lars, Dwarf Rose
Jars. keHgo Rosa Jas, seojt Fancy Ioxsp,
Tokio B,ne Pla'ss. TOXIC Tetea-1ete SETS
IokiO Bowls ana saivers. Tokio Tea Sets aud
Trays.
Epscisl.
Special 100 Japanese Tea sets at the rt marx.
alb low price Of 40 \ tet.
Japanese Box Birds. Japanese Art Vases,
Japape o etraw Boxes. JaI'an.se waste Has.
kets, Japanese sevJn Feet Umbroiias. Japa-
hsse Tea TrAyp. Japanese Art l. nterns, JspA-
ne,e Paper cutters, japanese Art Vases, Jap.
aneso Cfops tc, oils. Japaheee Incense, JapA-
neso rose caves, japanese Bill d Nests.
DO not fall TO examine this coils cuon Of Jap
Aeea Brio Z. Brac.
Carpet Eweepers.
Garland sweepers. o., 81 BASEL swetpsrs,
81 Srand Rapids sWeepeis, eaA3; Furni-
luAe Pr t,ctor, u ~.
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xKyaNTkD- kNLItBLk LOCAL And
man.,t snecii ind ducements nov fHst-seals
iax spscialtisa bout delay: ss'sry tsoa
oSiudsoa xuusSyusa. xosfsssss. - y
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DEIST'S FREE DISTRIBUTION OF
N Cards ON SATURDAY EVENING.
On Tor OF thc Besp. just UnlosHed, Two
Carloads OF HOLIDAY 9kUCEklEn.
NOTE PRICES,

NOTE PRICES.
Twenty barrels Finest Oid Crop New Or
leans Bskirg Molasses ana Hast New crop.
= he OLD bakos q beautiful golden yellow cake.
quart. 50 barrels sugar almost pure white,
1t To. 2carloads Table MoiAsses (s0 barrols,,
light % honey. 30 per quart: New Citrop. go
per pound. English Currants, pounds for
80. 1ltrson-3 large bottles for 2oc. Pure
Hose Water, Pearlash. SaierAtus, B,ktng Soda,
Cream Tartar. Ciunanon. C,oy,s. Ginger. All
nut Kernels, sweet taking ter-nothing
nner In the market ana going FAST call quick.
Pure Honey, pounds for 2sc: Mincs Meat.
per sslioa.- pounos isiy. asc. pounds aai.
psiia.. a,c. Sugar Cosisd Pop Corn. &C per
Sorn. SO. np poubs" HHua CANDY. .n sss rs poSnas
Crackers, asc. ibSTes &c a,ine, aSc 50 boxes
9mnge, ~ ~ 10; as up 70 20 oss,s ss. pss dozen.
$50 per pound this is q decided bargain.
10 Sosss dnsst Ns1 Persi.s S.ts:. % psf
never saw the lihs-,sko per pound. 10 bar.
40 3 bales ai snob's Wsinus. laKc ana ise
per p,uD1 10 pass Gsssm ssss nG 1 100
inonds -nevsr saw their eQual-lse per pound.
! bale New Pecan Ents-very dns. l3kc. 1
bale Sine.t Tilberts. loc per pound or rounds
l6c par pound. barrels black Wslnuts. 100
per nAlf peck. 2 barrels shelIDarR lOc per
quart, or . quarts for $50. 10 barrels white
grapes. 100 per pound or . pounds for $50.
nuI, $50 per pound.
We positively carry larger stock OF fGroce.
ries than any two other houses In tho city.
bargains. We give you the benefit OF these
bargains.
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Rupture cure guaranteed BY Dr. =. y. Mayer,
sSl Arch street, PhilAdelphia RAss ct once,
no operation or delay from business, attestsd
by Thousands OF cures after others fan, sdvice
free. send for circular. mArl0lyd4w
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ran DursaasnrAls

fuE DUrR1Qo1fAtD.
vi an cir most sentimental
Stands ths smlling detrimental.
Ere with dAsA experimental,
He seehs TO catch Daa4
Ahi bus he 10 ornamontalt
And An ogre 70 parental
visious, proud ana ooasoQu 'uua's
For hes nos ~ ail asraaa.
ne exesb n 4svvs sses
IA tslline nfs 40 etogys
Wh.m u fan Of glints a. glory
- 10 . nnAaa WITH oash galore
Ne has battles fought most gory.
Crus sed the ocean n 0ory,
Ana been robbed By villains hoary
Bus - nevsr loved before +"
A. On silent ParSee towers
1he vultures wait for hours,
Mia the fragrancs Of the nowerp,
The coming Of their prey.
90 these Detrimental powers
stand around the social bowef1,
And they chorus. she 70 eursi'
when IN hsiress comes their way.
But the mother OF youns Venus
Kuo ~ all about the genus.
And entire nous (betWeen usl,
che chills his path Of life.
He needs mooey TO buy Reinas,
Pay Ola debts for philopenae,
90 he'll wed. ana Jpe subpOuas
Won't be prayed for By his vie.
p. L Walter. IN PGtsbwvG Telegraph.
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gRAyEtRHe ,4PJpA 49,
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.EBAEON q LANCASTEa J0xX
- LINZ RAlLROAD. 81
Arransement a Psssenssr fmsSss - z
efsors SUNDAY, k0v. Ia -

LANOAnXAB SVkN1 1lNk =. - ~
ON AND ArreB sUpDAY, HOv. u
TRAlNs LnAvE RBADIN0.
yor cclrnbia ana LAaeassss ~ 7Da =, 80
For Quarryville NJ q q, i1m n, mle ie1uHS
For Chichits ~ 7.s0 1910 p n, ana e.lo II =. ~
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMDIA. M
For Reading at % m, 1a<8 ana ~ n - st
For Lebanon at IA . and - p =. 3s4H
TRAINS LEAVE EQUARRvvILLuk
Tor Lancaster 1t eta 81 an ana ~ o1l
yor HEADING ateso sss NJ. ana ~ , - -
For Lebanon at a5o and so p n. n n
LEAVE KING sTRRaT (Laneasts1s1 zi'
yor Reading at 7.sl m. lSen and q . ,. -
For Lebanon At 7Uo m. - 10 ana ~ - ~.
pm. '7,'1
LEAVE PRiNcR srRBar tLansaslse.y
For Reading a. Iln . u. 1Aee ana lDp r, ~
For Lebanon nt VA m. ~ - AND - 3 ~ .2
For Quarryvills as Ga. s.2o N, Aoi aAA ~
TRAr~s LEAVE LRBAHow. 4
For Lancaster At 71a . N, IAN Anl - II -
FOR Quarry yvnis at 4 ~ n aad i1l6 sa1 ~
y m. IA
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RLY's CREAM BALM Cleauses tho Nasal
Passages, Allays Pain ana Inflammation,
Heals the Sores. kostOres the Senses OF Taste
ana Smell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-18

Thy THE CUBE.
4 particle 10 applied into each nostril ana Il
agreeable. Price 50 cen0 1t Druggists BY
lnaN. registered, 90 cents.
90 warren Street, New York.
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" l. FISHER, DENTIST.
We Particular attention given TO filing
ana preserving the natural teeth. ! have all
the latest improvements for doing nice work
ct very rea1onable COST Having yeArs OF ex
perienoS In tho large cfties am cure TO give
u boot of eatasfActfon ana save you money
bess eSSasa0 sssfn c.iy - psE 81
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EIE's oShAA BALM.
OATARRH---HAY FEVER.

8LYB CREAM BALM curcs Colo In Head
CatArrh, Rose Gold. Hny Fever, Deafness, Head
aNhe. Price 90 Gents, EASY TO USE. My
Bros. OWego. n. T., U. q. 4.
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CARHlA q ~.
STANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.

Nos. 20 a.. l3. Is Market street. sear OF Post
ornces Lsncss.er. Pa.
now have ready for the Fall and Winter
TRADE the nnsst and most 80 ect line of strictiy
nrst class carriages ana sleiShs OF ill oescrip-
lions In the fDarset,
Now 10 ths time 10 buy q nice Carl &c or
Sleigh ss q Lhrt tnas Pie ent. There 10 moth
Ing that would be- IN Q su, abb.
Ste fal bargains Ia Second. and W ork, octn
nut shoi or unf nt-hed
,ew more uf iho-. nne Road Carts lett at
pfl1 e. to suit The times,
All WORK fully guaranteed. MY pics ior
the sane quAlity OF work are the cheapest Ia
the STATE.
hepairing and Repainting promptly at.
tended Ia. One set OF workmen especiAlly
sUployed sog that purvoss.
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yor Lancaster At % m ana llo , =.
For Quarry VILE at Aio n. Sk
TRAINS LEAVE oUAR1YvtLLU &
For Lancaster. Lebanon ana heading q IN,
IN. t e 21gIA
TRAINS LEAVE KING OF. (LausasssR.I
For Reading and Lebanon at Aosa n an1 -
pm. s1a
For ouarryv,lle at $40 p m. =,
TRAINS LEAVE PRlNCD 81. tLAneuo1ul.t
For Reading ana Lebanon q ana = -.
l0t p m. "a
Ior 0uarryvills st sospm.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBAuOH.
For Lar oaster at 7.ss . no ana q q n.
For Quarryviile At A5 pm.
For c0nnertion At Columbie, Marietta JVmoss
iOn, Lancaster junction, manhstm, nea41nN.
ana Lebanon, eco time table At al etattona, ~
A. M.WlLoON euuetlneeu0oo1.S S
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To suffer aud be pleasant y almost impos.
esb'o for an aduit, and quits 30 for for baby
when It II inflicted iih codc, diavrt0l oe
other trCub. somo disorders uoo DR., Bulls
Baby Syrup. Prtce IS cents.
whsn the Indications are that . psrfeetiy
reliable medicine II needed TO regulate the
liver, to str rSugth0n the stomach and ronovata
the sy stem. no one should hesitate 70 uss Lax.
ador,
The sun., 1888-09-16

eupied for ages as a home. The rooms are are
Iss Is very s vide. The walls on either side are COW
cred with paintings and engrayiphss ,h ortrog amohs
ghSs Ss + srsS dos Ss the
picture hangs above a table covered with books
of ft Christ % to the Iposties There are couohes.
chairs and tables in tho hall. making It very
inviting place to Loaf Loaf n stud, :, co,ors ,bo
walls are OF delicate tint, the furniture Is up.
ensss 81 n p9s sSd S SSfsT
FosssWresth ISS border, Above .i5s grand piano
Rhino.% Between. the windows is an ,ex-
9pisite cabinet. It was picked ur By Mrs.
Chase in Rome and Is Of eS9nS naa tbnS Th II
an ancient cabinet. secret drawers. Every
where, in both parlors, are souvenirs OF Mrs;
her taste and keen appreciation OF things artis-
TIC Here is a copy on porSeain Of that famous
eSn5s n ao o% sSe mnrbe
image OF lsher boy, given to Mrs. Chase be-
cause it resembled her son; on an opposite
phaei's Sistino Madonna: here is a. gem-a
woman's hend by Greuze, and above 1t hangs
Ethel's favorite. an oil sketch of the coast ut
Hound the walls Of the library are low shelves
filed with books; above the shelves hang en-, en-
On or a pale pale green gree ground. The chairs are deep
and comfortable: there is a large library tahlo
with dainty appurtenances. and on 1t lamp
with drooping rose -colored shade On one side
OF the room Is bust Of Salmon 2. Chase, and
on the other portrait In oil Of him, the full
closely resembling Mrs. Chase. There is high
mantel and wide fireplace, Just the thing to
browse and dream before when the long au-
tumn evenings come. Altogether the room is
. student's room.
;, OF this is the dining room. rather grand In
Its effect Gobelin blue prevails here, The
mantel Ia one that came out Of one Of the old
Knickerbocker mansions in New York, and
was discovered by Mrs Chase when her father
was preparing the house for occnpancy. Its is
ehandelier is q e copy Of the fuschia chapdeisr
met are oil antique Roman carvings, and at one
side OF the room is q massive couch copy OF
ono occupied BY Queen Elizabeth.
Miss Spragues room is characteristic Of her,
Large and airy. with plenty OF light. u small
bookcase holding her favorite books. with
graphs Of her friends on brackets and mantel.
and 4 sketch OF herself going oyer yer fence on
Whips, foils. guards, craps, and even a scalp
ing knife with somo poor Christians blood on
you'd be hard pushed to tell whether it was a
boys or q girls room.
The sun., 1888-09-16
EXCESSIVE GUM CHEWING.
It won't Hurt the Eyes and It May Per
haps AID Digestion.

It won't Hurt the Eyes and It May Per.
haps AID Digestion.
A statement has appeared In print that
gum chewing is hurtful to the eyes. The spe-
cialists in eye troubles who were asked about 1t
yesterday by SUN reporter all expressed the
greatest surprise that such statement could
have been made.
What Is more" said the physician In charge
Of the New York Ophthalmie and Aural Inflrm-
ary in Twelfth street. Il do not see how the
action OF the Jaws could affect the eyes In any
possible way. Tho optic nerves are wholly re-
moved from those governing mastication. Nei-
thor set Of nerves could have any effect upon
the other. II you had asked me whether gum
chewing hurt the ears. instead Of the eyes. I
could at least have found way by which some
connection could be established between the
cause and the alleged effect. for in chewing.
the muscles of the Jaws constantly move the
ear caEtiages as indeed yo% can see f9F or you
been spggested az possibility"
another physician said: The bad effects OF
chewing gum are felt by the digestion only.
Il ihe habit Is carried to an excess, so much
saliva VIII be sscreted It and carried In Into the
OF the jaws induces action Of the saliyary
glands. Again, much chewing may result in
will not secrete sufiicent saliva during meals
to properly moisten the food before it enters
are apt to follow. But gum chewing Is not so
dreadful a habit as 1t is painted. Its evils are
grossly exaggerated by those who consider
the habit to be Ill bred and vulgar. Women do
infinitely moro harm to their stomachs with
pickles, Ices. and hot drinks. and by eating be-
tween meals. than by chewing gum. There are
few, who keep UP the habit for any great length
OF time, and occasional excess is atoned for by
Of Indigestion. There are cases where moderate
gum chewing is positively healthfpl. In fact,
ph ysicians sometimes prescribe it. Boiling
ones food. you know, is the besettine national
Weakness Bolted food goes into the stomach
TithhoSt III the necessary saliva. which can only
cellent thing to chew O bit Of harmless gum
after the meal. and In that way induce the
secretion OF more saliva"