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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
II AND / STREETS NORTHWEsI

cHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
II AND sTREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree passed by the supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, Quy No. 1867
wherein Jeremiah Smith 10 complainant aud Sarah A.
Smith ct al are defendants. will offer for sale az
DAY. APRIL THIRD A. ID. 1Ssq. at FIVE O'CLOCK
the following described real estate in the cty Of
sixteen u6l feet front BY the depth thereof Of lot
numbered twenty (.0D in south of num-
bered fye hundred and sixteen (516) with the priv
ieee Of the alley, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
of the 10 be paid in cash. and the bal
months from the day of sale or the purchaser or pl
amount of purchase money cash deposit Of 900
be made the time OF sale, and all conyeyanctng
complied with days after day Of sale the trustee
the right resell said real estate q the rsk
real estate :. BE retained by said trustee Until the en-
JAMES II. SAITH, Trustee,
nh22-3kdD Room 22, Le Dro1t Building.
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TlNHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRONED IRNPEKTY OK TILE


AND UNIMPR0NED PROPERTY ON THE
SOlTHMESI CORNER OF MARYLAND AVE-
NUE. AND TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated April g. 1882 and
recorded IN llber No. ll24 folio 800 IT seq. the
land records OF The District OF Columbia and at the
request of the party secured thereby the undersigned
surviving trustee will sell public front
of the premises on SATURDAY. APRIL THIR-
TENTH, A. ID. 1889, at 1--WE O'CLOCK p N, the
following real estate in the District Columbia,
wit: Lot fifteen l3D and part of lot fourteen A. in
square two hundred and ninety-nine Ce99) the said
part Of lot fourteen l4l beng described follows
BEGINNING at point on Maryland avenue distant ~
feet inch from the northwest
OF said lot and running thence along said north
eastwardly ~ feet inch to the northeast of
SAID square, thence south along 18th street SO feet
inch 10 the southeast of said lot thence
IA feet and thence the place Of beginning said
OF lot being improved by large two-sOry and
brick store and dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance in
one and two 60 years for which the notes Of the
purchaser must be given. bearing interest
sale and secured by deed of trust the property sold
or all cash. at the purchasers option. deosIt of
500 on each parcel must DE the of sale
Ii the terms not complied with in ten DAYS the
property Will be resod the risk and tine de-
faultlng purchasers ConNeyancing and recording at
the purchasers cost. GEORGE L. HAMILTON,
nm dads surviving Trustee, Building.
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f2S-d&ds

TNRUSTEE's SALE OF A FARM OF 1856 ACRES
l. OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, IN STAFFORD
ffRR6 6N " T TfF6GISi n,-k kBoST TWO MILES
JOINING LANDS OF W. =. PATTERSON. W II
KNIGHT, H. B. SIMPSON, AND W. s. TowsoN.
Under and by virtue of deed OF trust bearing date
the lth day of May 1850 and duly recorded in Liber
folio 81 ct seq one Of the Land Records for Stat
ford county, Virginia the undersigned trustee will
9tsr for sale at PShc spcton the
1889, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the farm or tract
OF land which was on the 2}d day Of April 1870 con-
veyed by subtle and others, oners. to one
Asbury Lloyd by deed recorded Iiber 20 folio 76
OF SAID Land Records, containing 355 of land
more or less, and improved by small farm house and
out buildings. The farm Is well watered and adapted
70 gardening and farming purposes and has on il a
are stone quarry, the same being within one mile Of
Aqua creek.
Terms Of sale: one third Of the purchase money in
cash within i've days from the day of sale of which
500 to be paid deposit at the time Of sale tine
balance in two equal payments in six and twelve
months from day OF sale all cash, the option
the purchaser. For further particulars call upon or
address the undersigned trustee
BROOKE B. WILLIAMS,
Trustee,
Room 10 kellogg building. washineton, b. c,
mh21. 3O.ap2, 4. 6.S.lO
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Noyant, AstrOloper and Spiritual Medium. Born
With second sight and vel livery hidden sters
Nealed hecONers lost or stolen property. Inds hid
oel treasures. Gives lucky numbers. Causes seeGy
marriages. Brings separated together Gives
IN business. Removes all family troubles and eNl m
tuences Cures sickness. Ii disappointed by efforts
Of others judge not all alike. the Professor
vince the most skeiiica Strangers nom ofeI
viii save time ana disappointment 10y CullI. TIE
only genuine clairNoyAt IN this city he succeeds
where all others TAIL and adNerttses only
CO. sttIngs, Doc. Lfe-readlnR by mail receipt %.
81 Name, lock OF LAIR, date uf OIrik Hours > ~ y
Open Sundays from 1 10 pm
mhl6-toapl. zol 9th s.. INV
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL TRF EVENTS OF
w LIFE All business confidential LADIES' and xsn-
tleinen DO cents each aus St. between 4th and 5tI
sts- NV. se25-2sw'
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DENTISTRY.

TyREE DENTAL INfIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
IL and artificial teet inserted without charge except
nent Of Columbian University, from 10 pm. daily
except Sunday. Extr1ction iree. lnfrnaxry open
irom October i 20 June 30 jas-Sin
nR. STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, orb ST. COR
~ ner l. No, killing = specialty Teeth extracted
without pain by pain killer spIiied 10 gums Arun-
mh27
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rHHoMAs DOWNING. Auctionrcr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No. rsra
NINTH sIksLI NoHThMl>I j, Al AJCTiuN.
on THURSDAY. APRIL fOIA a. lSSa =, FfNI
OCLOCk. viii sell IN frnt ~ ihs irtrtI - H.
feet inches OF lot :, IN square 'is7 hs deth n
- feet inches. AMI uuNcd uy oriahe frnf1e
dwelling cuntaininr 10 rooms and i1th--oUms leiug
premises No 1918 9Th street northwest
Terms: On,-haf cash. haiauCr two years Nth
notes bearing interest and secured ~ deed ID tIt-t
on tie property. vr all css. a. tie VIlfs1 of the t4r-
chaser. deposit u SIuO required az ta.e "a ale
AL convey scing and rccorliuT al Yttrhlssl'S cost
THOMAS DON Lao
ruboS-ikds Ap,fi,lr,.-
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INSURANCE.

TTyHE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE Ass,X OF
N.Y. has furnished INSURANCE. elehty-tuo ,ri.s-
and msmber during pas. ei<ht years, saving them
over sixteen million dollsrs os reducing cost beiow
rates charged b. level premium colliIAnies JAS q
wLsT suptr LOS IT. NV. Ia. Gen ssL
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PETER c. sTRUvEN,, ,,o-..
s JOS. i. WHITE hoTtzagees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE


ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
By virtue Of deed of trust the heirs of Will
lam A. Bradley, deceased recorded among the land
records OF the District of Columbia, will offer
ANALOSTAN ISLAND
for sale at auction, the premises, on THURSDAY
THE ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1889, All
THREE O'CLOCK p II. AnElostan Island is in the
District of Columbia II contains upward of 81
OF ground. 1t is beautifully situated in the Potomac
river opposite the cities of Washington and George
town, from which il is separated by narrow and deep
charmed short distance above the island is the
let lock of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal opening
into the river The island is connected With the Nr
ginia shore by solid masonry causeway, and thence
by the new free iron bridge with Washington and
Georgetown.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fourth Of the purchase money in cash, Of which
$1,000 shall be paid at the time OF SALE and the re-
mainder 30days thereafter The residue OF the pur-
money to be paid in three equal nstallmerts in
respectively. one two and three years after day OF
sale, with interest from day of sale at per cent
per annnm: payable semi-ann paliy Upon compli-
ance with the terms OF sale the purchaser will re-
ceive deed for the property and at the same time
gage, to secure the deferred payments. tie terms
of sale are not complied with 80 days after day OF
sale the property Will be resold risk and COST
the defxultng purchaser.
Taxes paid up 10 day OF sale
T9T S sn on sSseoSdns at cost
x,o REGINALD FENDALL
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THoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoi.eei.

VERY HANDSOME PLysH PARLoR SUITE sFyFN
PIECES, Oh. PAINTINGS. LACE NlNpoW
hANGINGS. NkLNEl lliI SSl Is CHAIBI Il.
HAIL AND STAIR c ARll.Ts ~ EINE ulDFR.
SUITES. NTH FRENCH pLAIT NIhltOE.
OAK, CIIlRRl AND ASH CHAMBER SIIlES
COMPLETE. TONLHk SIl.1NsN HaIk Top
MATTRESSES. flAtlfk flLiuMS. LNGEAlN
1AkIEls, DECuRA I'D TOILET SlTS. EKE
HANDSOME WAL. fNT SSlpN q III a.. n A.
MI DINING CHAIEs. WALNUT EffAlGEKA-
1l *, CHINA AND GLASS " Air. SiI.A IL
PLATED WARE, TWO SILL FEEDING SIOKI. :
GASOLtNE SlOhk, II b. AND MASHbU ARD,
kllChEN kEQl 1871 - &c.
On MoNDA MORNING. APRIL FIRST. $50
commencing at I'm OALJ, X. at rtssdrlre 21.i -.
street. opposite MetrurulitSn thur.h. near Ptuusyl-
wanna SN"nue. shall seli nrst-,lu~s collection a
hand -
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AUCTION SALES.
II K FULTON. AucnoBesr.

AUCTION SAIE or lORFrrTrD PLEDGES.
VA! sell ny pauhc auction. AZ stow. - = Pa
saNs1is sNeiee etfth,'Hsf. cnnluenylug TUESDAY,.
AtLL1 80 mn Al i'm O'clpCk A r.. ny stur K
~ fhhfftlED HlfDttf> tn Shelf ierarf sff ffslln
Nos. 5l.9o0 t. lOu@sS, inclusive sale a. sl,,st Il
LADIES Eld Gents clothing ~ al k'ris Haals ~ -
Shuos. fHi-Cfoihiig, As.lses In.,s-lins I--fs.i =
Canes. hlnos, Guns t1stgls Razor, kut-S Shsa-s.
nlCln ara lieii Gasses. Pre-. Plated No. -
Gyots clocks. lictlrcs Nirrlrs sun . Mechanical
Mathematical ana MGs'cai iust-u-aerFs w. li,a.gs
&c Tins sale VII D. cor thu a .rf--. - 80 \
and evenings AZ ccluck until sl the lots - .ll
Tcket-holders please take notice
X. X FULTON.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR BUSINESS OR BUILD
ING PURPOSES, CORNER OF NJ AND FIRST
STREETS NORTHEAST NOW OCCUPIED AS
COAL DEPOT. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NIhE FEET BY ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EEET NEAR NEW STATION OF b. AND ..
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SECOND.
1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell in front Of the
premises
LOTS 40. So AND 81, SQUARE I'll.
These lots front lJ9 feet LIST and 100
feet on street north land occupied by coal aud
wood ysrd), together with Office scales shedding fenc-
ing and railroad siding This property be utilized
or warehouse purposes business of a wholesale
character having railroad facilities for shipping and
receiving, now in thorough condition 10 continue
present business or the two frontaes make the prop
erty susceptible OF being subdivided for building pu
poses No better location, being of
and streets could be obtained the railroad siding
already in and purchasers will not be troubled to OBJ
tain permits for that purpose. Within square of
the electric railway.
Terms One third cash balance in equal installments
at one and two years notes to be given bearing per
cent interest from date OF sale payable mi-annuay
and to be secured by deed of premises or ali
cash at purchasers option. deposit of $500 will be
required at time of sale. ConveyaDcing &C. az pur-
chssers cost Terms TO be complied with ten days.
otherwise the right reserved to resell the risk and
cost OF deaulting purchaser after five days public
notice of such resale in some newspaper published in
WASHINGTON, ID. G. DUNCANSOS BROS,
MnEs-d Auctloneers.
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MEDICAL. &c


CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNYRoYAL Pills
" HE'D Cross Diamond Brand. Original. best. only
genuine and reliable lill for sale Never fail Ash ior
Chichesters English Diamond Brand ~ red metallic
no other. All pills in TastebOErd boxes pink wrap
lers, are dangerous counterfeit. send 40 tstIlnTs)
Letter, by return mail 10000 testimonials frun
LADIES who have Used them; SAms gHIer.
d2e-sSw52t Madison Sc, Plua-. Pa
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
DR. VII SON. ll05 Park Place ne, bet aud {. llth
and 18th SITS. me- Ladies only. Remedy 50. m25-5w-
1T HAS NEVER BEEN coNTRADICTED THAT
u Dr. BROTHERS is the oidest-estsblished EdNerts-
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, goo 81. s.w.
Particular attention paid 70 all diseases peculiar 10
ladies, married or single. Forty years experience.
mh12-lm.
ID FAD AND BE WIsE-DR BROTHERS, 900 ST
III sw, appeared before and made oath that he u
the Oldest fstablished Expert Specialist tins city,
and viii all of diseases
Of men and furnish medicine, or no charge conzuIta-
ton and advice free al any hour OF the day. sub
SAMUEL Z. MILLS, Notary Public, IN and Tor tho
District Of Columbia, this third DAP OF July, 1850
mhl2-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BoTTLE
w or two of d.. BROTHERS. Inyigorating Cordial.
VIII cure any case OF nervous deolnty and loss "a
horsepower. IL imparts visor 10 the Whole SYSTEM
Male or female. got ST. s.w nh9-lm.
nsAfP DE FOREST, oNG-EsTABIIsHED AND
Wl reliable Ladies Physician can be consulted esy
at her residence e0l L ST nv Once hours from
10 o ,. m with ladies only JyiS-9m'
nR MOTIFS FKENCH POWDEES ARE TIE
~ STANDARD Rsapeey for all blood diseases. causing
Dr. iS Dob Spa SfRvINT 80 r S cure.
&C. Pr1ce 81. sent scaled b. mail for sale at
1874 sTASDHc GRID .. cor 9th and 4 NV.
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.UNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
MoRTGAGEES' SALE OF SCHOONER HENRY r.
GIBSON, HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FUR

MIL hE.
BY virtue Of mortgage, dated June 90, 1887 and
recorded same day in the custom house Baltimore
Md. in Liber No 2l folio IT, &c. the undersigned as
the mortgages therein named, will offer sale at
publlc AUCTION, TO the highest bidder. SATURDAY,
APRIL SIXTH, 1889, at NOON, at Mheatley's wharf,
near the loot OF 5Oth street, Georgetown. District of
Columbia the whole of the schooner vessel called the
HENRY b. GIBSON"
of Baltimore Nd OF the burden Of eighty-nine 90
$50 TlO0) tons, or thereabouts, together with her
Masts, Yards, sails, Rigging Anchors Gables Boats
Tackel, Apparel and Appurtenauces.
Terms cash.
PETER STRTVRN,
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THOMAS BOWLING.
nlh2
('HANCIRl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ fkOiEETl AT THE NNk1HNhSi CDNNfE
OF lMEArh-flksr AND sII.LETs NORTH

4 'HANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ fkOPLETl AT THE NORTHWEST gUltNfE
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District 81 Columbia, passed ON she 18th lnN 81
March AID 1889. ~ certain therein 90 end
my being No 1860 Equity, She understand, a. tris
tees, VIII offer Tor sale 81 pulc auction 40, I-t
bidder, ON MONDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OE All.FI-
1883, al FIVE O'CLOCK in ,he afternoon d 1
that piece ~ ground. ly!uE the ,ity a
Nashlngton being laCt cf LIT No Z. in Sur-zr. No
s3 and described a. follows Beginning tur ir s4frs
al the southeast corner 81 Lot No d. and running
thence north on 2lst street west seventy lv lei:
thence running west twenty five f,yt uu The s1U.h
side at Lot "a, IA said square syNtiiy three, taafe
running south scventyANe feet "a tlr .r.Tt lt. n
said lot one On street north. thence east a.. f
line Of said lot che twenty nae tcet tlt lac. 81
beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed 10y the deere. pre hrl
cash the balance IN tive eIUal lLstalW,s Cd SlE and
twelve months, with ntcrS az tie rate 81 ttr cent
or all cash. al the option % the purchaser Iur a., de-,
TERED payments the notes 81 the Iursl a-I ur,
ON the property VII be taken dr i~it - $500 "a M
De required al the time the Property sold II the
terms OF sale are not compiled NIth 10 d4N-
trustees reserve the right resell the property .ftar
> days advertising m 4 AZ EVENING STAR a. tur ,U-t
ana risk Of the deiaUltiuE lurchGs,.r. Ai cuukcy-
Gnclng at the cost VI the Iur-lastr.
}. CARRIER MAHHrAY.
$40 ~ ~. Nv.
EDNIN CAMIBr "a.
40 let u. NV.
.- - Trustees
DUNCANsoN BROS. AuctionceTs. iul55-d
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HITTING THE PIPE.
Opium Smokers aud the Effect the
Habit has on Them.

BESIDES THE CHINESE LAuNDRIEs THERE ARE
PRIVATE ROOMS WHERE THE PRACTICE MAY BE
INDUCED IN-MEN WHO 90 ABOUT WITH lay
OUTS AND WILL ACCOMMODATE SMOKERS
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AUCTION SALES
T'HoMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneer.

fI'HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
ofan unrivaIied collection OF
JAPANESE roRcELAfSs. BRoNzEs. cURIos.
SCREENS, ARTICLES OF vERTU.
The whole forming Of the most elegant and varied
consisnments ofJspanese Art ever sent to this city
To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
atmy
Art Rooms llth st. and Pa. ave.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
APRIL 3. 4, ). 1889.
AT ELEVEN A NJ. AND THREE P. NJ EACH DAY.
The Collection will be on view Monday and Tuesday.
April and ., from 9 q m toepm
mh2s-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
| THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
WALNUT DWARF BOOK CASE, SEWING MA
SHINE IN GoQp 70 ORDER l;l; PABIoR S FrRNI-
TOP Tk a fsfff 6a FESbs fTGTnkf I
SUPERIOR CABINET -BEDsTEAD, wALNUT
HHAAIhL-SiL LaS, ANTIQUE TABLE, BRUSSELS
OTHER CLIMBER frRSiTijRE IL ssFTTs AND
sEPARAIE PIECES; SERVANTS, FURNITURE.
PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE. WALNUT Din
ING CHAIks CHM AND GLASSWARE. PAR
On TfESpaT MoRNING. hPi:IE s Co fsSa
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. 2l2,
4th ST Sc shall sell general assortment house
hold goods. THOMAS BOWLING,
| mh2S-ft Auctloueer
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HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer,

Ilustel
OabD- 4 4, -
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Riding northwestward they have some % miles
to go, driving their travels ponies (for the
s1uaws go with them to take care of the large
supply Of provisions they have laid I'M and will
probably camp tonight in some Of the breaks
east of the crossing of the war bonnet" the
branch with the steepest banks Of all Riding
east-northeast, after once he crosses the high
range between the Niobrara and the head
waters of Hat creek, Merritt has SO miles to 90
before he can reach the point where they will
strive to cross at sunrise on the morrow but
he means to be there first His swift-steppinp
all at rapid walk or comfortess Jog, but no
man for comfort. Hides" and mus
cles are all tough as whip leather by this time
All We want is to get there" and give these
would-be allies of Sitting Bull lesson. At
1890 we again reach the palisaded outpost at
Sage creek, and our infantry friends give eager
welcome. Here We cram our belts with am
munition; give our horses water and feed; then
on We 60 again east-northeast over rolling
prairie. The day is hot, and Bill Cody's straw
berry roam plays out, and he gets another
mount" from his old friend, the adjutant On,
on, on-sometimes at rapid trot for half a mile
or SO, but mostly at steady walk we push
ahead and at sunset mark a winding belt of
green FAR down in the low valley ahead Ats
pm, silently we wind in under the bluffs. and
at halt and dismount among the cottonwoods
along the stream. Messie,lrs les Cheyennes. Won
are beaten. We are first at the ford.
EIoHTY-FIvE MILES IN THIRrY-oNE HoURsi
Nothing to speak Of by steam, rail, stage or
pony express, but something of an exploit when
1t means that a column of cavalry has made
that distance in that time and every horse and
man is fit and ready for anything that NAV
turn up on the morrow. No fires are allowed.
All except the guard 'turn in for a nights
rest. was officer of the guard last night at
the Niobrara, but company "K' is detailed en-
masse for camp guard and picket duty tonight,
and that means me again. General Merritt
directs me to take six men and post myself with
them at a ridge few hundred yards to the
southeast and keep vigilant watch for anything
and everything that may come from that
direction. II anywhere, the Cheyennes
must be over in the breaks just beyond the
high ridge We bad marked something like
miles away. "Call me at half-past three" he
The Iola register., 1889-11-15
Bacilli on a Bald Head.

DR.. Saymonne claims to have isolated
a bacillus, called by him bacillus crini-
vorax," which is the cause of alopecia.
1t is, he says, found only on the scalp of
man. other hirsute parts of the body and
also the fur of animals being free from
it. The bacilli invade the hair-follicles
and make the hair very brittle, so that
they break off to the skin. Then the
roots themselves are attacked. II the
microbes can be destroyed early in the
disease, the vitality of the hairs may be
preserved, but after the follicles are in
vaded and all their structures injured
the badness is incurable. The follow.
ing is DR.. Saymonne's remedy to prevent
badness: Ten parts crude cod-liver oil,
ten parts of the expressed juice Of
onions, and five parts of mucilage or the
yelk of an egg are thoroughly shaken
together and the mixture applied to the
scalp and well-rubbed in once a week.
This, he asserts, will certainly bring
back the hair If the roots are not already
destroyed, but the application of the
remedy must be very distressing to the
patients friends and neighbors.-Med-
ical Record.
The Iola register., 1889-11-15
LOOK AFTER IT.
Treat Cold Promptly and with Son
Simple Remedies.

Treat Cold Promptly and with Some
simple Remedies.
A neglected cold is so often fatal
that prompt treatment is always ad-
visable. Although there are obstinate
people in the world who will have none
of your remedies, and say they would
rather cough it out. we will take the
tractable patient, who is. perhaps,
without chill or fever, but simply
hoarse. and if neglected may have con-
gestion of the lungs. Begin by put
ting the feet in hot water in which a
tablespoonful of mustard has been
thrown; keep them il five minutes or
longer; in the meantime prepare some
volatile liniment by putting in a small
tin cup a tablespoonful OF sweet oil
and placing on the stove until hot,
then stir in half teaspoonful of
spirits of ammonia; it will foam and
be unpleasantly pungent. but while it
is in that state direct the patient to
hold his or her nose, to avoid
strangulation, and rub the liniment
thoroughly on the chest. and just as
hot as can be borne; also have ready q
brown paper cut to fit around the
throat and cover the chest; grease this
with the remainder and apply it hot,
placing over it two thicknesses of hot
flannel. Internally give the homeo-
pathic preparation of phosphorus. or
two drops in one teaspoonful of soft
water, or on a bit of sugar, once in
from two to four hours until the
hoarseness is better. 1t will generally
be followed by loose cough. This is
admirable treatment for children. In
case of a cold beginning with chills
and fever, acOnite and bryonia may be
given alternately after the patient has
had the feet in hot water and gone to
bed; if there is pain in the lungs ap-
ply mustard plaster or dried horse
radish leaves which have been moist
ened in hot water. With children it
is frequently advisable to put onion
draughts to the feet. If this home
treatment does not promptly help the
patient, call the doctor, lest there be
something serious impending.-Good
Housekeeping.
The Iola register., 1889-11-15
The Latest Slot Machine.

One of the latest novelties in the ap-
plication of electricity consists of an
electric reading-lamp, which is being
fitted to the carriages on the main line
Of the Southeastern railway in England.
1t is on the principle of ''put penny in
the slot" automatic machines. The ap-
paratus is situated Immediately over
the passengers head and under the rack
and is contained in small box five
inches by three. The light is of i've
candle power and is obtained by the in
PRODUCTION of a penny at the top OF the
box and by subsequent pressure OF
knob and will last for half an hour, ex-
tinguishing itself at the end OF that
time automatically. If the light be re-
uuired for an indefinite period penny
every half hour will suffice. The light
can be extinguished at any moment by
means of a second button provided for
the purpose. One Of the special features
of the invention is that if the instru-
ment is out of order the penny is not
lost, as it is in the present machines. 1t
drops right through and comes out at
the bottom of the box, so that it can be
recovered, and the same result happens
in the case of any coin other than a PEN
ny.-London Letter.