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A Church Improvement.

The Zion Lutheran church, corner 9Th and
p streets northwest, which has remained closed
during the past two months, will be reopened
for worship on Sunday. During the time the
church has been closed the interior has under
gone a complete change Of appearance. The
walls and ceiling, which had become dark and
discolored, have been given thorough over
hauling, the walls being kalsomined and the cell
ing handsomely frescoed. The seats, the backs
Of which were formerly quite high, have been
reduced in height SO to be made more COM
Portable, and have received liberal supply of
paint and varnish while the aisles have been
covered with carpet in place of the mating
which was previously there. Another decided
improvement noticed is the staining of the
many windows in the church in place of the
bare glass panes. This has the effect of throw
ing soft mellow light of yellow over the audi
forum and makes the appearance of the room
particularly agreeable and pleasant to the eye.
Other Improvements Of q minor nature have
also been made, all Of which have the effect of
making the interior greatly changed for the
better, and all Of which has been done at a very
moderate cost The order of services hitherto
prevailing will continue. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Homrighaus, will preach in the German Ian
guage in the morning and in the English
tongue at night, while Sunday schools of Ger
man and English will be held in the morning
and evening respectively, with the young peo-
pies association in English on Thursday even
ings.
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o. FOR Two DAYS AT CoxxY ISLAND AND NEW
YoRK.-special excursion via Baltimore and
Ohio, Saturday, september 2, 20 this famous
resort Bound trip good two days, only "a.
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w tlomen's Clothoa 0uns. Pistols, &c, for which
hisSsScss s:.a prsss p.adx 8Sl q :fSS PSssS
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Fined for Assuming a Woman.

David Williams in the Police Court this morn
ing was charged with an assault on Margaret
Riley with chair and with dr. awning knife on
her. Margaret testified that he made an inn
proper proposal 70 her and she repealed hin
when he assaulted her. A fine Of e5 was inn
posed.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IrOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR OF 1915 ST. APP.
Il ply TO w. RILEY DEEBLE se5-1m
lrOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
II steam heat and elevator service, in the Lehman
building, l425 n. Y. ave. A. L. C0UMBE,
se3lm 1925 n. Y. ave-
NOR RENT-A SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS ON
third hror COG l1th ST. NV, to permanent ten
anti will lease at a low rental. T. A. HARDING COG
llth ST. NV. au31-1m
EOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
the Walter building zoos and l0l ST. N. W., also
Two Large Rooms suitable for meeting purposes
CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, Att'y-at-I4aw.
au3l-t zoos St NV.
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PERSONAL

ssT,yPEwRITER"-wIIL YoU COME TO TH1
tth INST you win hsar something 70 vow sd.sssses
A uTHORlZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE A0EN<v-
"A Nillisms 4 Co. Communication rrompflv -
tended 20 and strictly CONFIDENTIAL Once cr~S si7
my4-5m'
A GENTLEMAN WANTS FURNISHED ROM -
a exrhsngs for instrucuon An German or FrsncS
Address LkHkER. Star once - 49,
(uyII~sERyIcE EXAMINATION oUEsTIoHS
~ and Ansvsrs- Send los 70
Nv FLYNN, A NJ, Ivy Iustifu&>
eux1-1me eouthwest cor stk aud K sta -
uUeIHy OLD STAND rs TaE Only FI-z5z
- yhoro nznt-clnas Second Hand C1oil,r~
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Go on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING 10
Marshall Hall excursion. See advertisement-
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FOR RENT STORES.


IHOR RENT-132o 9TH ST. NV, WITH LARGE
Il store, Cellar and Rooms above; see premises
Also House, six rooms, 2032 9Th st. NV. se6-3t'
LOR RENT-STORE AND FIXTURES sl5, TO
Il awhile or colored tenant: Horse, Wagon, Car
rage and Tombstones for sale want to buy property
IN Mount Pleasant. l723 Pennsylvania ave, West
Washington. setj- :}ts
nor RENT-STORE 1927 E ST n. W; HAND
some plate glass window and modern front. Key
at BECkER'S, l34o Penna. NV. se4-lm
NOR RENT-STORE IN A VERY GOOD LOCA-
ton for business suitable for feed, coal. wood, &c
1850 Az st. s.w. se4-3t.
NOR RENT-1224 PA. AVE, STORE AND DWELL
Ing extends through to St reasonable terms to
permanent tenant.
6O6 9TH ST. sw. Large Store and Cellar; good loca-
ton; to permanent tenant $50 A. 7. COUMBE,
se3-6t 1925 New York ave.
EOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, l22S 7TH
st. NV store room 90 feet deep; dining room and
Kitchen IN the rear; five bed rooms and bath room
above. For information call or address W. W BUR-
DETTE, 1925 Vermont ave, bet. and L. au3l-6t
IrOR RHINESTONE, COR. 9TH AND L SITS
Il NV. IN good repair, suitable for drug store or
any kind of business Apply to w. c. JOHNSON, 71S
loth 81. NV. austin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

NEAR MoUNTsyIILE LoUDoUN Co. va, FoR
IN Sept and Oct high, healthy location: large srv
saddle and driving horses. H. N. RECTOR. se6-3ts
ss(yoMFURT RETREAT" MARYLAND HEIGHTs-
~ Guests desired through Sept and Oct huptinr
and fishing; hne country Injuries abundant. terIos
moderate W. N CLARK. Keep Tryst Wsshinrton
County. Nd ssz-ot
OLAaETT MANSION. MAR SILVER sPRINo
~ station, Met. branch b. q. RI Nice Roons ana
Board daring fall months at reduced r4tes Apply On
premises or address Oak Grove. y. O. se{- Sts
GOOD BoARD-2 MILES PROM ALExANpRIX,
NJ trains met @ suit those IN ofce. Terms Is; froI
dance. SPRING BANK. AexAndr1s.va sup- ims
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY PROMPT TENANT. HOUSE OF s
three; mod ,mps;; good yards and cellar tpo base
70 a health soHvenienes to markets. &C.; refereness
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SEN:
w ator in good location, 10 TO IA Rooms; would
sesso ca. S sSars.s fer M n or
room 10, Corcoran building sep6-3r
WMANSITrE .nd 5s,S Goa M ~ ROOMS Or
no. s''ssd' i.
WANTED-To BUY HOUSE WITH STABLE OR
dress REX. Star ONCE se5-3ts
WANTEp.To RENT BY SEPTEMBER go
rooms moden m9%se, northwest section o. or
s'z ;iass O iis's
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD
~ IKE to rent House with respolsibie party bg
aAyE qIEST IoF Az
Modem Brcr Hou.s situated Sstxssn ish anS sis
ana n price, SS5 S'sss 'Se: ss
WANTEp1HoUsEs TO Joan FURNISH
oan rent
you Without delay; prompt settlements and careful
CAMPBELL " BUSHNELL iSIfs xssossss,:sI.s,
fST aAyE SS S5S @
fsoa !. soI q II
w our once with experiences Of nearly l6 years.
s sna as e
h9yses to oder Tor rent.
q Houses o. q o.a
:HssS1 ssssasaa . sisi RissIns sssm IN
su3-3m 1907 ct. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE1loo ACRES, FINE OLD MANSION.
high, slightly and healthy; miles from tine city;
30 Acres under highest cuitivsaiiOn; acres tim
6 Der we sgrins and rTnHiRs stream srOS% resi-
abundance OF fruit excellent barn: &c; miles from
10 Acres, with Hsndsome Residence: ! mile from
i 70 s ScIaS Ns sf99 Ss,.s rn,, Nh.
r, Il. station. $500. -'''e ''01'
,d BrsDdpsw S5Sttsss e rooms stable well lo,
PEE Tb me rend rS5 sl2 90 C, per mo g.
se6-3t T. H. sYPHEkD. sun Building
I1oR sALE-AT LINDEN-THREE-FIFTHs OF
an Acre; se,y,epp-room Coitage summer Kitchen.
a Perfect HOme-cheap. JOHN i. PARET.' ias5 Ia
FoR REMIT LINDEN-sIx- ROOM COTTAGE,
SIX Acres; II taken at once sl5 ge peg, month;
se5-3t. i225 Pa ave.
LoR sALE-A ONE-THIRTIETH INTEREST IN
II an Is. 557 Acre Tract of Land in the Cumberland
lad With coal is well mbered and near the wes In esT
ginia Central rsiir9ad which road Il pr0,ectns .
the owner OF the remaining twenty n,ne Ihirtsth.
MacKhY ATTORNEY. 5oz St NV. wilmington f ID
se5-3t'
JIoR sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE HUN.
Ohio railroad; dwelling contains Ib rooms and ont
houses; fruits: Price, $4,000. Term. easy -.' o1'
to Bowie, ~ miles from baltimore and Ohio and ~
sI.5o0. '''
i32 acres Land, 10 miles from Washington \ miles
from Branchyille, on Baltimore and Ohio railroad:
good sroop dwelling and oqi hopses and spring sod
water near house. high and healthy. PRICE, a.. O0O
acres adjoining the above. one mile from sunny
side, ESQ per acre.
81 acres. mile. from Branchviile, with S-room
dwelling; been used a truck farm; al 200
r. .' sE.f %'i a lSfI ssssl'iy a. si'
LOR SALOON MET BR b. o., BUILpfNo
Il Lots. Cottages. and Country Homes; pr..s srnin
dairy and poultry farms 20 sta tons: sncn
did timber lands Cookk d. LUCKkTT, p:s5 N "a
r.w. yS-2m
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT--oN EVENING OF 5TH INSTANT, SMALL
II Black and Tan Dog. corner of I and 9th sts
w. with ribb oas and bell on neck. Liberal reward
LOT return 70 204o 9Th st. NV. se6-2ts
~ Century Magazine, three different Photograph
Proofs and several lots of Manuscript, each sheet
printed Mineral Statistical" reward of IS viii be
Of the Star or p0st or the United States deoiog-
T osT-oN TUESDAY. AUGUST "a, SMALL
~ scot. Terrier with Collar and Tag. No ga;
answers to the name Of Cute. Reward viii be paid Il
returned to 917 9TH st.n.w. se6-3t.
T OST-ON 14TH ST. WEDNESDAY, PAIR EYE
IL Glasses. Reward If returned to MONROE, 14l8 K
T OsT.-PAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES WITH
- Sol1 Unais, aMednesday afternoon, in or near
ion and receive suitable reward. lts
II OsT -s5 REWARD NEW RAPID SAFETY:
rear and chain guard gone; old tire front and new
so sHs IN :%e bracket
n OsT-A. SMALL BROWN SPANIEL DOG WITH
~ white breast. strayed away from the residence
Of Jno. A. Prescott Brightwood ave. 9th ST. roadS
Estate Once. l4l6 + ct NV. ses. NJ
II .osT-A SMALL sYKE TERRIER WITH COIIAR
IL and tag: engraved on collar "Don, Hotel chan.
ssa 1s, sss anass WIZ return TO Hotel
~ land Dog with short tail, name Rover NTH col.
81 .s No sS aM s sxos
II OsT-ON SATURDAY. AUGUST sI-X PINE
Store. up Pennsyivania ave. to Noses. liberal ~
yard for its return 70 Mr.. ROBERT STEVENS, Mai
II OsI-QN SATURDAY LAST. A GOLD LOCTFT
sH0xHAx1R o30 tx nv. ScSr3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TOR sALEzExcEPTIoYALcH CHANCE TO SECURE
fleaeant Three story Brick In choice noig
4l2o00 will buy, $3.50 cash haiance can run fve
ysara 70 suit purchasef House st, 18th and 18Th.
near Conoectcut ave- j. b MfMEk,
eeo-St l3l3Fst
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

81. BET lsTH AND 18TH sTs NV
lase ,cIy flne hesldcncte with sll-stOne and With
49,, M -orick fronts; each hou~s
sens . rvyme ms property offers " good op-
Tor obtaining 81 rsssonsbls nFures a. hanA-
some nome - any nov on the mArket
.ra,e. 1Hos J. rIsHER 90.
eeSt W 1874 n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AIN IEO-SIlUA ALBUMS.
WANTED-BY TWO FIRST CLASS COLoRED
~ men, Situations-one as cook and the other as
10Th ST. NV. Il IT.
w for Cooks, Chambermsid, Waitress, Laundress and
Bu:isrs SAINT COOKIE ssS T Stow 0G sea5
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
men Buter Wss1 ns
9TH st. NV. Also European Steamship agent. se6-3t
WANTED-A SITUATION TO DO CHAMBER
Socfa home good Sefeiesees gwen: 81 an american
WANTED-PosITION AS HOUSE KEEPER. OR
w would cater for use Of partly furnished house;
E s6a s hrst-clasH Address HoUsEKEEPEHG,
w glsh, French, vocal and instrumental music and
spaGn s soa MD
w Typewriter; is also a stenographer; so words a
minute. Box loo, Star office. se5-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, A
HOUSE no objection ', to leaving the CITY, Address H.
w who has q Thorough Knowledge of Surveying;
can run transit and level. Address TRANSIT. Star
office se5-3t.
WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN A POSITION
w as Coachman in private family, first-class city
reiereRses Address Room No Is. Atlantic building
NJ ANTED : COMPETENT DRESS MAKER
w wishes to take charge Of Cloak and Suit Depart
ment IN Store. Address SVP, Star office. se5-2t'
MANIFESTATIONS AS CHAPERONE, GOV
w erness or Companion by refined middle aged
German. competent in singing. music, German,
dress 5. NJ, Star office. se5-3ts
WANTED-BY ESPFCTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w Situation Frst-class Cook in refined private
family; no washing. Only those giving good wages
Office. se5-3ts
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w Men; Maids. Buffers, Nurses. Drivers. House
Keepers, Walters and Others for Families, Restua-
rants, Hotels &C.. leave orders for fall help; all
lected. BURNHAMS, lilo G ST. NV. se4-3t'
WANTED-A WELL-EDUCATED YOUNG GER
w man Lady. newly arrived, desires Position as
Nursery Governess Seanstress in refined family.
Call at $50 18th st. NV. se4-3ts
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MU-
w steal education desires Position as Governess
where the study Of music may be made a speciality;
highest reference. Address MUSIC station L. Bati-
more, Nd. se3-6ts
WANTED-HOUSEKEEP "ATTENTION!"-
SEND us your orders for HouseWorkers; charge.
Rooms Wanted and For Rent in all parts Of the city,
furnished and unfinished. I'll G st n w. au3l-6ts
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-Lors ON MERIDIAN HILL. STATE
w location and lowest price. W. H BARSTow,
Scott 615 7th st. NV.
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DETAILS OF THE BIO PARADE sKrrLxD-rH1 LINE
OF MARCH AND ORDER OF FoRNATIoS-Ex.
HIBrTIoN DRILLS By DIFFERENT COMMAND
MISREPRESENTATION STANDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-06

IsoR sALE-2 NICE GROOM AND BATH BRICK
"a , Dwelling Houses IN good part northwest near
s3s W and =, 500 each 10 prompt purchaser J. b
nlhEh 1918 T. 81. aust
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EOR sAI.E-7TH ST. PROPERTY UNDER IEAsF
u paying per cent investment; lot lSlsr I'd
iest Vita alley outlet; "a. 800. ALBERT r. FOX
s%O St NV. au3l -dt
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E0R sALE-l701 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
n handsome Ihree-story and BasementBrick DWELL
llIg; basement foor contains kitchen laundry fur
mace room, Once store RON, and coal vaults;
noor, larlor. library, dining room and two small
rooms second noor, three chambers, two dressing
rooms and Iath: third door. four bed rooms, bath
store and dressing large closets thrOug bout the
mouse location one OF the hnest In the city Price
SfO.UOo THOS j. FISHER a Co,
au3l-6t lgo4 ~ n w
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NOR sALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE" A Why
handsome Corner Residence. containing II rooms
end every conNenlence house only built few yoars;
Satisfactory reason Tor selling given price,
IHOs. J. FISHER 4 Co,
au3l-6t n
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Eoh sALE-CORNER OF 10TH AND STS y W
adesrahle new 3-story aud Back Building Brick
Residence house built In the very best manner and
can ne subjected To tie most critical examination
Lot fronts lesz feet on and 92s feet on 10Th al
price ~. oOO IHOS. j. FISHER a CO,
auol-ot 1924 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-06

Il Press-brick Double-front DWELLING HOUSE
Ens1by situated, convenient 20 two lines OF street
cars on high ground. with perfect drainage House
Las furnace open nre places LAtrObe and rsnges
ory cellar laundry, and all modern conveniences
throug hout with pleasant grounds large cistern
BILE, and carriage house. Constitutes stands
OF the most comfortable homes in the city could easily
be transformed into young ladies' school building
or hrsclass boarding house and premises can be sub
divided TO provide ground for three additional desr
BILE houses Title perfect: price low, and payments
easy. Possession given by middle Of october. For
farther particulars, privilege Of Inspection Apply
on the premises 1000 NJ street northwest. Au26-2v
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-02
The French Exposition.

\ writer in Science thinks the great ex-
position lacks novelties. He says people
may walk until they are fatigucd through
the almost endless buildings on the Champ
de Mars, and yet fail to find any great and
striking object by which they would espec-
tally remember the exhibition of 1850. The
place is filed with evidences of until.ng IN
duStry and skill on every side, but there is
a strange absence of great novelties. We
believe however. that the exposition VIII
be famous for four distinctive features-in
the first place, for its buildings, especially
the Eifiel tower and the Machinery Hall,
in the second place, for its Colonial Eyhi-
bition, which for the FIST time bi .ngs viv-
idly to the appreciation of Frenchmen that
they are masters of lands beyond the sea,
third, ii will be remembered for its great
collection of war material, the most absorb
ing subject nowadays, unfortunately, to
governments, if not to individuals, and.
fourth, it will be remembered, and with
good cause by many, for the extraordinary
manner in which South American coun-
tries are represented. Several of those
nationalticS are beginning to put them
selves forward as appreciable factors in the
politics of the word, and, what is of more
interest to the manufacturer they consti-
tute the richest and largest customers in
European and North American markets.
Especially this is The ease with regard to
agricultural machinery of all kinds, and
represented in this respect
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-02
Parents Must Be Kept Under.

To the boys and girls of Amerca:-In
the conduct of life you should always bear
in mind that the eleventh and most impor-
tant Commandment is. Parents should
honor and obey their children
II may be difficult to enforce this rule on
all occasions, because parents-on account
of their superior strength and. alleged wis
dom--are sometimes obstinate and obstrcp-
erous With the proper discipline, how
ever, they may be subjugated and kept in
that condition.
They have many faults which you should
endeavor to correct, one of which is per
sistent conceit that they know what is for
your good better than you do yourselves.
This hallueination shows itself in the most
obnoxious ways, as for instance. when they
insist that you shall go to school. though
they know il is irkSome to you, and that
you would much prefer to go fishing. OR
again, when they tell you. dear gIll~. that
you mustn't marry a man simply because
he is a fool, and has neither the means nor
the ability TO support you, ignoring the
clear fact that it is your divine right to
marry an idiot provided you are idiot
enough to fall in love with him, and and
also your right to make a mistake in your
youth and repent Of it all the rest ofyour
days
There are a thousand and one other mat
ters in which parents make themselves
disagreeable, but we viii not recall them.
Parents are necessary evil. The woods
are full of them. But they should be made
to know their place, which is at the foot
of the table at dinner and standing against
the wall at a party. Their chief duty l. To
sacrifice for their offspring. and especially
to work hard and accumulate a fortune
that their children may be comfortable and
happy.
American youth may not stand in need
of this advice, because they have inaugu
rated the reform and are carrying it for
ward with marked effect and success. We
speak therefore only that We may cncour-
age noble work.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-02
The Meaning of the Word
Limited.

It has become somewhat common nova
days to see the word limited" in paren-
thesis, after the titles of corporations, and
it is safe to say that people generally do
not understand the significance of this
term, though, of course, business men do.
An explanation Of it, as stated in one of
our exchanges, may therefore be of gener-
al interest The old principal of corpora
tons created by legislative act was that
the entire property of every stakeholder
was liable for the whole of the company,
as the whole property Of every member of
a general partnership is still liable for the
! debs oi the firm This system made every
shareholder responsible for bad manage
ment, of which he might not be guilty, and
! deferred wealthy men from becoming in
| tcrested in the shares of corporations. To
remove this objection the principle Of linn
tied responsibility was introduced, and in
order to notify the public that only the
| separate property of the corporation was
| liable for the debts of the corporation, the
English law requires that the word "limit-
ed" shall be used in every case by the com
pany in connection with its title. Most
American corporations are constituted on
the principle of limited liability, and bat
few, if any, of the States enion the com
panies formed under their laws 10 append
the word Limited" to their corporate Ii
ties The matter is SO generally under
stood in this country by business men,
however that it is not deemed necessary,
though many companies do it of their own
accord
The most noteworthy exception to the
general rule is the case of the national
bank, but even in this instance liability is
limited to an amount equal TO the par
value of the shares held That is. if the
national bank fails, each stock holder may
not only lose what he has invested. but
500 more for each share of the stock he
holds, if So much is necessary to pay the
debts of the bank Until within few
years all the Scottish banks were organiz-
ed with unlimited liability, and when, |
some eight or ten years ago, Glasgow |
bank failed disastrously, there were eases
of men who only owned a share or two, |
valued before the failure at not much more /
than 800, who were assessed thousands of /
pounds sterling to meet the debts of the |
bank Since that time the Scottish banks
have been allowed to re organize on linn
cd liability basis
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-02
Culinary MaximS.

Table Talk.
Beauty will buy no beef
Inquire not what is in another, pot.
Better half an egg than an empty shell.
\ good stomach is the best sauce.
Better some Of the pudding than no
pie.
lie who depends on another dimes i'll and
sups worse.
Make not your sauce till you have caught
yonr fish
lie that dimes and leaves lays the cloth
twice.
lie deserves not the sweet who will not
taste of the sour
lie fasts enough whose wife scolds at
dinner time
When man cannot have what he loves
he must love what he has
Healed cnmity and a warmed up dinner
are never worth much.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-02
About the Fool.

lie who is born fool is never cured.
Enjoy your little while the fool is seek
ing for more.
He is a fool that praises himself and he 9
mailman that speaks i'll Of himself
The reason the fool said it in his hearl'
was because he had no head to speak of.
A fool always finds a greater fool that
admircs him.
The wise man hiyeth his pence, while
the fool expcndeth his substance in the
purchase Of nose paint
The fool may be depended upon to keep
a secret if he does not know il.
a fool may sometimes say Il wise thing
just as a wise man may sometimes say n
foolish thing.
The fool joineth church thinking he will
be able to enter heaven in the crowd.
The fool paddles somebody else's canoe
and carries all his grist to auothers mill.
Women who clope with coachmcn proba
bly, think that class of men will make sta
BILE husbands