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WANTED-HEIP

WAHE SEFIERR VA CID. ADDREs: ySysa
W*xMTED.MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, el0 TO
Si ars nssy Men sa So s'
WANTED-THR MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE
Z III sn 70 Sc Of
Special Agent N the city Of Washington 70 Soiict
e sS e %
sssss assS.'s
WANrED-LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS OFTEN
.:SS: g. $685. ss:.sS s 0i ave
g. Sis q s''
hn pH Bs. s. ss quick and
WAINoTrEDSa,A,. . WOMAN ., 70 COOK. WASH AND
W. white preferred, General Housework: small
,s%y . FSSa hSms liberal pay Apply WITH refer
WANTED-A. BOY WHO HAS HAD SOME Ex-
psepes & ssSys StN5 also Boy 70 Say
A .yps s. !. 4 NONE
WANTED.A WHITE WOMAN FOR COOK AND
age Of fourteen and sixteen to rats Care 81 Two
Children at 1908 Pennsylvanis ave- n. au29-3t'
WANTEp.woMENo COOKS, $40 TO $40; CHAM.
RrSsss Fl E'5% Sd Msn
6oored waitress also American or German Nurse;
best Differences required AddressaFT. Star office
WAkNnTTE.IDyNAa w., THITE v SIRk ToR GENERAL
between and pm. 7io 4th st. NV sn2s'3Ste '
WANTEp--A. YOUNG MAN, WITH SOME Ex-
Apps Sfs& IS
WAASTE;p..DIIa. cLERk: IEEe ej WITH
either
,',eA EXpERJ1ENGE G! HATR TO Ell Ell
MARCHR. SIC 9TH st. NV ' au2s-2t.
WANTED-A YOUNG WHITE MAN TO DRIVE
WANTED-AE EXPERIENCED MAN TO WRITE
y Newspaper Advertisements and make Cards for
pkE Ss Sa sSd Aap
w stable, foot f7th st. sw. su2s-3t'
M Ant. .D-A HELpER in A CANDY FACTORY;
HppS 1T ;ns
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss COOK: MUST UN-
dsr:tand cooking II al its bfsness, and give
ss aeecf Apply i'4l Rhode snss sss
WANTED-F0UR BENCH HANDS AND ONE
l:ps sn q smisns Ms
WANTED-A YOUTH 10 TO IS YEARS OF GE
w to Learn the Drug Business; references Ad-
dress CHAS ADAMS, 1929 10th st. NV. au28-4t
WANTED = DUNDoREs EMPLOYMENT b.
w reau, conducted by ladies, Men and Women.
white and coored for all kinds OF domestic labor for
DISTRICT and states, with references. TT st.
su12-l St'
aspy q fH dAN p s HKf WITH a FA
Real Estate Brokers,
auX6-1w. 937 st. NV
WANTED-wORKING WOMEN, GIRLS, LADS
sober Men for all business several Men to handle
horses ut Applications for positions
prepared CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll
st. NV. au24-6ts
WANTED : QUICK FIVE WHITE WOMEN
w Coda Once Boy with talent for drswingl;
Nurses, Buffers, Houseworkers, Seamstresses and
others Help for Philadelphia. BURNHAMS, 90
WANTED-COLORED RAILROAD HANDS TO
w work in Calvert county, Md. Transportation
from Baltimore to work furnished application to
HOWARD Z PEDDICORD, 10 North st.. Baltimore.
au23-lms
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George Fswcets Rowe, the sctor and dramat-
ist, died In New yerk last night ef Dright's dis
saee.
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To ATLANTIC CrrY ron os.-Saturday, Au-
gust 81. Excursion tickets valid until Monday,
returning by regular trains. Special train
leaves Baltimore and Potomac station pm. =
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE-A GARDEN SPOT OF 81 ACRES IN
10 miles from Gainesville. bargain for $500 cash
WOOD, 933 9th st. NV. au:3lj- 80.
IHOR sAI.E-ONE HUNDRED ACRFs LARGE
and Handsome Residence high slightly ana healthy
location within mile Of and overlooking two sta tios
on b. .. R.R. miles from the city $4,000
len ACRES, nve in choice fruit, Groom Cottaee.
cellar verandas bay windows, excellent water miles
from city mile nile from r. 4. station, &2,s50.
Two ACRES. elegant Cottage Of rvoms fruit ana
splendid water, miles from city, SO. $50.
TEN ACRES. fruit, excellent wster hirh wary
healthy, nile from H. K. station $4,000. -S
TEN ACRES, nne cultivation Ordinary fmprove-
ments mule from terminus Of Tenleytown electric
SOME EXCELLENT MARYLAND FARMS nm r,vsr
Three atN1SRREsDD or ofHRF sF sefe'
augS0-2t I. H sYPHERD, sun building
EoR sALE-25 ACRES, NEW s-RoOM HoIIsF
cellar, well, barn, fruit 10-acre woods fne sprinr
Blue Ridge IN view. 70 minutes from depot Al k00
m saso esas g BEg5IRSiP
TToR sAIE-THREE AND ONE-THIRp ACRES
\ on river front mie above AQueduct Bride VIE
g1nta shore beautiful wooded slope for cssh ON
an3O-St T. H. SYPHEkD. Sun Buiidins
LOB RkNT.s1x ROOMS IN LARGE COUNTRY
"a Houss FIVE minutes walk from l4th n cara
ego. Address H. D. Star once. au2p>5
EOR eAIE-oN MET. BR B. & o.. BUTI-DTNo
u LotA Cottages. and Country Homes; ersss srsin.
dairy ana poultry farms to spien
QUO nmosf iaooA COOKE d. LUCKRTT. pas Ct
L.N. H6-2m
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tOR REM
Il o12 i ST. n-w....s125 716Fst sv sr s25 az
2Ql Capitol ST., l6r. lbs AS Pierce oil 7r % 40
S26 9TH st. NV, 30r. 100 206 Arthur pl 7r % 40
5lOl st. NV, 1Sr.. 100 507 18th st. Sc, 81
i34l stnw., lOr. 20 30 917 French St, 0r 27 SIS
1917 ST. NV, 11r.7o. 20 1912 9TH st NV Sr 25 SO
1902 st. NV, l1r. .65 622 o ST. NV Tor 25 80
S0o Msss.aye q. w.l2r- 05 6l7 I'd ST. u e. Or 25 Is
l1o4 NV. Sr.........60 ISL 3 Pierce nj Or 25 "a
631 St NV 1or..... s6Q453 \ st NV Or 25 AZ
log q st n W., 81. 80 1O7 Sth st N e. Sr = %
l02S I'D st. n W. III. :. % OPS Nj ave Or 25
14lONst NV, Tor. 50. 55 l43l lth ST NV Or %
iSd 81, lth 81 nwy Pr % 464 ct NV. 6r... rs
tau5 ~. Nv LIZ 90 1918 Of. NV, %
1928 18th St, ST.. SO. ~ $50 ST. 8 e. Or ~ %
20 Grant pl. NV, Sr. so 304S p 81 NV Sr 30 90
$40 Ind. av. Nv, 13r so 1890 9th ct n W 7r 90 S5
1919 1stn nv or - W IL ST. ne, 7r....22 so
tdd33 IN, LIZ f2.2u 6oo 81. n.e. Or. 20. SO
1dyZ \: d ave., 81 400 l02l n. Cap ct, Or 20 SO
- st NV, Tor. 40 IS X ct n e. Err 20 M
21V6A II ct. NV, Sr. 40 81 @ 9th a. NV ar 81 AZ
ZIG st w. l3r. 40. 80 OBI n Cap st. Dr. 10 so
1880 9th st NV Or. 40 AZ % u ave dr. IL al
2l6 Sd st. Sc, l2r.... .40lS st ne. 7r -. IL al
1O0l st. NV, Sr...... IS 1913 st ne Or IA a.
1918 10Th NV, Or. IS SO Iy33 ST n w ar n
10 ct. Sc, Or. 80. As IS L ST. a. w. tir 20
204 st. NV, Tor SIS $50 ST. ne., Or 80 Il
10 2lst ST. H. W., IT.. .35 81 25th n W ar Al
1l2 st. NV, Tor. IS 81 z glx at "a w a. , al
1927 Wallach ST. Or. 80 SO 1857 n j. ave ar N 40
lily Gun 81 w. sr 80 20 fenton III n.e.,5 30
i262 .s W.T. ~ d25s25t St a W, 4r.. 10
i.y4 I4tn AZ W 9r30. ~ 324 Wilson at, 5r....I 10
if.,2 81 NV, oroo % 20oS tn ~. nw.. 4r...s
ifSf LIST NV, NJ 81 1908 id st. q. w, Ar. 4
1876 ut. NV, 2r..... 80 $500 18th St n W Ar
232S st. NV. 1Or.....3O STOREs '"'
2Q30 18th u. W. 7r... 80 800 Pa ave N w - 65
aY9y - u 81 We TIE l4Q1 18th st. 40
SiS stn e-.ot 30 2O0o 14th 81 W., Tr. 40
is33 Stn 81 n WI IT, ~ \: + Cor 9th n W Or 80
1888 10Th NV. Or. .25.1 40 GIG 2lst a w. 10 40
ESQ st. NV. Sr... 25. 40
au24 3. H WARNER CO. Ole Ftnv
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To BUY FROM OWNER LOT IN
w Northwest 20xe0 or 90; not 70 exceed el rs
Per foot TO build on. Address r. Boz so Pc su2oS
WANTED-Io BUY FROM The OWNER ONE
snc lowest pssos ~ eash. Addreo TAx0lk star
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- w N4N 4GD--kOI1 Oa1IONC.
WAANTED-BY GIRL WITH COOP REFERENCES
~ SSSk or 1885 hause
WANTED-BY TWO COMPETENT WHITE GIRLS
w Situations one as Cook and the other as Cham
bermaid: reference given. Address Box 20, Sta
WANTED-BY GIRL AT AIS n ST NV, PLACE
w to Cook, Wash and Iron or do Chamberwork
Call between yet, the hours Of aud pm. two days
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Coach
men. Buffers, Waters. and general homework; 6la
9TH st. NV. Also European Steamship agent au39-2t
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY
w Place in Grocery and Provision Stores two years
q the business; 16 years old Address Box 81 stal
WANTED-BY TWO CoLORED GIRLS, PLACES
w oneas Nurse and one Cook ChaInbermaid
Please call at 442 Ridge st. NV. 1t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG MAN IN
w Drug Store; expects to attend College of Phar
macy this winter; good practical business education
and good references. Address A. d. JOHNSON, 1754
Corcoran st. au30-2t'
w ANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE, Posi-
w ton in Family school to Teach English MUSE
SE RFsi'rr'd Address Miss aa$ ssia:'
WANTED-BY WHITE WOMAN, A sITUA
w ton as Wet Nurse. Apply to 92l New jersey ave
WANTED-AT HEADoUARTERs-PosITI
w for Cooks, Chambermaid, Waitress Laundress ana
hn.ss o nsp MsseTs Cooks
WANTED--sEwING BY AN EXPERT OPERATOR
w Can do all kinds Will furnish machine and wori
S Ssssp References given Address Box a5a s!a
XVANTED-HoUsEKEEPERs. "ATTENTIoNI-
w send US your orders tor House Workers charge
Rooms Wanted and For Rent in OIL parts Of the city
furnished and unfurnished. III st. NV au24-6t.
WANTED-siTUATIoNs FOR COOKS. HOUSE
w workers. Walters Housekeepers. Drivers Nurses
M.lds Kitchen Fern Hands c,, and .S others TO
BURNHAM'S 90 9th st. NV. su24-6ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

-
WANTEp.-NAN, WIFE AND BOY OF TWELVE,
500 per month. Address HIS. Star once. IT,
WANTED-A NEAT, PLEASANT FURNISHED
Room on % or % door. in house whore privacy
privilege Of very light housekeeping. Address MISS
0h6EN, eor once 1ts
WANTED-Si76 WILL BE PAID By 4 SINGLE
Nv gentlsman for . Large, Nicely Furnished, South
'front.' H90m ior one year. Must be north Of + and
Conn. au9O- d
WANTED-Two PARTLY FURNISHED or ON.
w FURNISHED kooms second door, for lady and
ienly nefe t9ve,t terms % permanent tenant. Ad-
orcss 1ALIlMOn1s star ONCE. au30 2ts
w f xttsndsncs and bOsrd for ihres. o. Assand.
snce Of Rooms and Caterer; would take house With
ernau famtly; must be within ten minutes walk OF
fsrragut square. Addrsss ". g., Star once. su36 q
wANTED-fROM OCTOBER TWO FURNISHED
Rooms with Board for three sduits and one child
years. west Of l1th 81 end north Of @. State terrs
Address 7. r.. Star ofacA su2S-3ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Tor sALE-A nEAUTlFUL TRACT OF FIFTY
ecfee opposite University. Of hrooks' station Net
for inysstmsnt kEDFokD W. WAfkER, l600 =.
h On eALE-s0UTH BROOKLAND : BEAUTT.
y suuy situated ebout one mile north Of city. near
uaivssnty end TIE ELECTRIC cari seyen tr.ans each
feet VIDE and laid out In conformity with plans q
CIV Los for sale q from three 70 ten esn Z tr foot
Easy term4 For plata and further Information apply
. kEDlOhD W. KALKER 1905 ct n ", or w
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT OR sTOLEN-ONE SAMPLE O1aF 0oN-
~ xsaninG Apout dozen suApenden and cofsefs
ssupp3psed 20 nave been lost In South Washinrfon
61o 7th st. NV. ~s'S< ~ 9ss -
7 .oyT-TAKEN BIZ MsTAKI TROH eTRFFT
Century. &c. Return to Star once for liberal rcxsr
II .osT-.A LADY.s SWISS WATCH; BLACT RTR
bon Bow attached 70 # O. reward "a Vhoever
Dumbarton sve. Su5o yss
II osT-AUoUsr lR, 1850, $40 n go NOTT6
1sfEeen lst g Nv and Qentsr Maxkes o. Ct Go
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TOR RENT-oFF1CE ROOMS, laos r ST. n.
Il Inquire l4O9 Est au3O-3t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w good locality price not to exceed $4,000; give
iOsaaSn and price. Address HOUSE p Star Office
WANTED-TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR, WITH
w privilege of purchasing, one six room, one eight
Sf ied Ias iHs
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE TO RENT WE CAN
rsns y tss You IHos wooDsa SON Pse,h'
w tenants. ranging in price from $20 to 800 pei
suas-s. Real Estate Il Broker r a 1896 st.
WANTED-To RENT IN GOOD CENTRAL LoCA
w uon 2story6 or Groom House tno baselnent)
rent must be reas9Sabls to family Of three careful
located itS AMI ais sts 10 ssV nv.
Der and street given Box 49, Star ocs suaa 4
WANTED-BY PROMPT TENANT. HOUSE OF
w or rooms in frst-class condition for family Of
ST ocon Ss
70 health cSnyepienee to markets. &C.; refereness
WANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TIC
w Lease Winter Hotel Of not less than nifty sleep
ing rooms: city or country: do not want AL the
Mere Pa mousse Address v iSsAAM h.Sie'
| WANTED-A HOUSE IN GOOD LOCATION FoT
MHst hsss Il sSon HERsos R SoS
WANTEp-HoUsEs TO REMIT CAN FURNISH
w No. 1 Tenants for large number Of houses al
dssy prOSpt and
attention guaranteed rent collections q speciality
CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL. Attorney -at-IAw,
aux3-lm zoos st. a. W.
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
w nndlng good tenant for your houses bring them
fs&sPH tos n houses Of 81 ena'
WAETED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
our once with an experience of nearly 10 years.
10 giving to its Rental Department has enabled us tc
Keep our houses well tenAnted and has left with
houses to offer for rent
Residents or non residents having Furnished o,
Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have
special attention to thar BY placing them
our banda John SHEk NAN 3 90
uuS-om l4O7 1T, nv
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FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RENT-LARGE YARD ROOM, WITH EN-
- trance On 10th ct. bet. ID and NV
su3O-3t LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER 020 n nv
EOR RENT-LlvERY STABLE, "a sTAIIa. mn
II tween go and 23d and r and q sta. NV $50
IN, a. JAS. n MARE
s0&o-os 036 y Ct NV,
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EHOR RENT
u 1902 Il n W. 65lllO9 1871 IT., er..... .eaa
}d63 3 lS e stable; ssl1 1e2 2osh -
Apply 70 dREEN 1 c6SNiSaalH. izo5 u *
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EQR RENT-TOR cOLORED PERsoNs NV
- Houeee on Ward Place =. ", containing four rooms
YR6 1880 - ssssk HALL SsoESsf 20.
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DHILADEI.PHIA = READING 0RAILRol
READING = COLUMBIA DIVISION.

On and sfter Sunday. Nov No. -. eRnsn
lseys lAncsstSg Ing s{reet), q }oliows, &
days, 7sO 8. M, nSS, as s. M; enndSy. ~ RI &
M, SIS p. m. 5S9
For Philadelphia, week days. 7:S0 3, m. H.
3:is 3. M; sun6ays' Ss5 =. M. - 4 s.
For New York via Philadelphis xoak dnH6;
10 =. M, l2:ab, 8l8 p, m. l4 r. 49,
1895 p. m. s,&
For Allentown. week dayp. 7:0O \. m. - IA
m; SUNDAY. SIS p. m. 35
FOR POttsyllIc. week daya. 7.0Oa. m. 0<o n un..E
Sunday. S:3 q. m. - = '''' - = q ~
FOR Lebsnon, week days, 100 Z. M. I1sH -
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his support. Tho victory was credited to
Grady, and 1t came very near making
the young editor United States senator.
Grady 9 national reputation was derived
from his labors in interests pertaining
to the whole south. He identified
himself strongly with material and so
cial developments, and in this depart
ment he took o somewhat unique
stand, and held it with boldness. He
said in 1877 that the young men Of the
south were ready to forget the war,
although respecting its heroic southern
traditions, and that slavery would not
be re-established il the thing were possi-
BILE. Industrial and commercial enter
prises, he thought, would occupy the
time and the energies Of ths.young men,
and as editor of a prominent paper he
threw himself heartily into the recon-
struction Of business. About the time
of his elevation to the editorship OF The
Constitution the articles by Mr.. Cable on
the status OF the freedmen were attract
ing general attention, and in 1885, no
strong voice having as yet arisen to
speak for the south in reply to Mr..
Cable, Grady published On essay in The
Century Magazine, stating the negro
question from southern point Of view.
The article was entitled, "In Plain Black
and White" This paper suggests, II it
does not plainly state, all Of the views
upon the vexed question which Mr.
Grady has given out in his numerous
writings and orations since. He began
by saying that the south should make o
full and frank reply to the query, "What
will you do with itY'-the negro problem.
Making full and frank answer, the au-
thor said that the south has measured
the difficulties and found them to be
that Of two distinct races placed upon
the same soil In social and civil equal.
ity. The relations between the whites
and the blacks in churches, schools, So
cial organizations, on the railroad and
in theatres had been fixed by choice In
both cases ON "the basis OF equal accom-.
modations, but separate" The conclu.
sions Of the author, after stating all
phases Of the problem, were that unmis-
taxable domination OF the white races
would be the outcome. This would be
due simply to "the right Of character,
intelligence and property to rule"
The new champion Of the south gained
a transient reputation by this essay, but
the great question was then causing only
ripple. and had Mr.. Grady been salts
fed with this single pronunciamento the
very ideas that have made him fame as
an orator would have passed into Obscur-
ity. Meanwhile the world giving the es-
sayist but passing attention, the Georgia
editor was forging 70 tho front in affairs
OF more local character. The city OF
Atlanta undertook in 1885 to enforce To-
cal prohibition, and Grady became an
ardent champion Of the dry" element.
Owing to q difference Of opinion among
the managers Of The Constitution. the
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Asthmatos Ciliaris C5aliabury) ~ have taken
the liberty to give this little parasite name
which, perhaps, . more extended acquaintance
may deprive IL Of. II may be found to be one Of
the many forms that are already described that
inhAbit stagnant and running waters, and under
certain conditions fermeutlng organic matter.
Tho figures from to II represent the different
phases Of it, existence They are maguined from
5o0to 500 diameters. In Figs 2. 9, ~ Is 10 and
II are seen the young cell developing inside the
parent cell
DR.. ]. II. Salisbury, upon being asked
il he had anything new to add now to
what he had written in 1873, replied: mo
more than q recommendation to inhale
menthol and camphor. Roth are de.
structive to the life Of the animalcule,
the former particularly so. II attacked
promptly, the living organisms can all
be killed of within twenty-four hours,
though more are likely to be reproduced
from germs for three or four days. and
the disease will re.establish itself IL the
treatment is not kept up for that length
Of time. II allowed to run its course
without treatment the disease will last
about month. BY the end Of that time
these infusorial organisms will have 80
poisoned the secretions and the surfaces
Of the tissues they infest that they can
NO longer live in them and the disease
will get well Of ITSELF
Until then the affected person spreads
them abroad for the infection OF others,
not simply in the secretions discharged
from his nose and throat, but by his
breath. I have o great many cases Of
the disease to treat, and would catch It
every day Of my life il did not con-
stantly employ preventive measures, the
principal Of which is the inhalation Of
menthol. As it is, do not have it more
than two or three times q year, and
then, Of course, put stop to it very
quickly. 1t is not at all dangerous aud
Is easy Of cure, If properly treated"
To give the inquirer view Of the d.
minutive stranger DIR. Salisbury pro-
cured some discharges from the nose
and throat Of patient who had been at
tackled by ''la grippe" the day before
and under treatment for about twenty
hours, and put them under o magnify
ing power Of 400 diameters In the micro
scope. No living organisms were found
In the specimen Of secretion from the
nose, but in that from tho throat two
| lively specimens Of asthmatos ciliaris
presented themselves. One was exactly
Ike Fig. 8, only that the ella were
shorter than In the illustration; the other
was three times as large, swollen with
young and bore fringe Of ella ON one
end, like Fig. IA, except that there was
no proboscis visible. The ciliary motion
was clearly observable In both, and In
the larger one there was also percepti-
BILE pulsating movement in the swollen
center.
It may be positively affirmed that
now, thanks to DR.. Salisbury, we know
all that is to be known about "la
grippe" j. h. CoNNELLY.
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Manners for Boys.

Poor fellows! How they get hectored and
scolded and snubbed, and how continual II
the rubbing and polishing and drilling, which
every member Of the family feels at liberty
to administer.
No wonder their opposition Il aroused and
they begin to feel that every mans hand Is
against them, when after all II they were
only, in quiet way, informed Of what was
expected Of them, and their manliness ap-
pealed to, they would readily enough fall into
line
30 thought "Auntie NJ !" as she pointed out
the following rules for a little l2-year-old
nephew, who was the slight Of her eyes" II
not always the Joy Of her heart, for though
good natured, amiabls boy In the main, he
would offend against tho ''proprieties" fire.
quently.
First come manners for the street.
Hat lifted in saying 'good-by" or "How do
you do"
Hat lifted when offering seat In q car or
In acknowledging favor.
Keep step with any one you walk with.
Always precede . lady up stairs, and ask
herif you may precede her, in passing through
. crowd or public place
Hat OF the moment you enter q street door
and when you step into q private hall or
Office.
Let a lady pass first always. unless she ask,
you to precede her.
In the parlor stand till every lady In the
room Is seated, also older people.
Rise II q lady comes in after you are seated
and stand till she takes . seat.
Look people straight In the face when
speaking or being spoken to.
Let ladies pass through door first. stand
Ing aside for them.
In the dining room take your seat after
ladies and elders.
Never play with knife, fork or spoon.
Do not take your napkin In bunch In
your hand.
Eat a. fast or as slow as Others and finish
the course when they do.
| Rise when ladies leave the room, and stand
till they arc out.
II all 60 out together, gentlemen stand by
the door till ladies pass.
| Special rules for the mouth are that all
noise In eating and smacking Of the lips
should be avoided.
Cover the mouth with hand or napkin
when obliged to remove anything from il
Use your handkerchief unobtruxively al
ways
Do not look toward bedroom door wher
passing. Always knock at any private room
door.
These rules are imperative. There arr
many other little points which add TO the
grace Of gentleman, but TO break any ol
these IL almost objectionable.
"pid you make Nd all thea rulAs. suntiss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
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