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Officers of u. :. Potters Association.

At yesterday session of the United States
potters association officers for the year 1890
were elected as follows: President. Edwin Ben
nett of Baltimore; first vice president, VIM
Brunt OF East Liverpool, Ohio; second vice
president, Geo. ". Oliver of Syracuse, N.Y.;
third vice president. 5. J. Scott of Cincinnati,
Ohio; treasurer, j. ii. Goodwin OF East Liver
pool. Ohio; secretary. Alfred Day of Steuben-
vile; executive commlttee-HOnur Laughlin,
ii. ). Knowles and j. Il. Goodwin of East
Liverpool, John Moses, Joseph WIllets. j. III.
Brewer OF Trenton, NJ, ami L. NJ Pearson of
Wheeling, VIVA.
Several pottery companies were admitted to
membership. Among them the lockwood of
Cincinnati. Principal L-W. Miller of the Penn
sylvanla museum and school of industrial art at
Philadelphia delivered the principal address of
the me- ting
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGHs.-"The City Directory"
NATIoSAL.-Marie wainwright in Twelfth
Night"
HARRIS BIJOU.-Marie Prescott and r. d.
Mclean in ..OthellO."
ERSANs.-Cushman < Thomas Minstrels.
WILLARD HALL-Carpenter's Mesmerism
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They Walked to Baltimore.

Two boys, Joseph Sullivan and Martin Reid,
both about thirteen years DID, walked to Balti-
more from this city Tuesday to visit the aunt
of Reid. They left Washington about 8 o'clock
Tuesday morning and reached Baltimore about
10 o'clock the same night, pretty well tagged
out by their walk. Their parents were COM
with and Sullivan was sent to his
home in this city by the Baltimore police last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

Bishop Keane, rector OF the Catholic univer-
sity, mas gone to Boston to deliver course of
lectures. The next Wednesday lecture at tine
university will be delivered by DR.. Schroeder
instead of Bishop keane. In February all the
Wednesday lectures will be delivered by Bishop
Keane, who will discuss Herbert Spenccr's
philosophy. The course of astronomical lee
lures wall continue Fridays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
Condensed LOCALS.

The delegates from this city. Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore to the convention of
the National association of builders. to be held
IN St. Paul January %, will go on a special
train which will leave Saturday morning.
Officers have been elected by the board of
trustees OF the Washington training school for
nurses as follows: Henry +. BlOunt. president;
Hon. Thomas wilson. vice president; DIR. II. l..
L. johnson, secretary; DIR. ID. W. Prentiss,
treasurer.
Mr.. L. +. Brooks, who has been confined to
the house for nearly two weeks, Is much i'm
proved, as Is also his wife
The Cosmopolitan club has filed certificate
Of incorporation by Thomas jackson. Ambrose
Cook. George ". Carter, Walter ID. Plcwden
and Thornton Davis
In the case OF Senator Palmer against Col
Fleming the equity suit now ON hearing is
against Architect Thomas of New York for the
purpose OF enjOInlng his suit at law for per
cent commission tor superlntendence. The bill
as against Col. Fleming has long since been
settled
At the W.C.T.U. meeting yesterday afternoon
In the interests of the department of heredity
and hygiene DIR. Clara Bliss Kinds delivered an
address on some phases of heredIty
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Dentistry In the District

The Washington City dental society at its
last meeting listened to tie reading OF DIR.
Rusts paper, and there Was discussion by Drs.
Donaldson. Hardin. Hills. Hugo and Brown.
The society took steps to procure legislation to
regulate the practice of dentristry IN the Dis
trlct of Columbia
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IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALIENT Bowling
will sell tomorrow at III o'clock at residence
l7l7 Rhode Island avenue an unusually fine
collection OF household goods, to which he in
ytes the attention of parties III search Of first
class articles of furniture.
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COrcOran Gallery Night Exhibition.

1t will be seen by the notice elsewhere that
the Corcoran Gallery will not be open tomor-
row evening, as was stated day or Two ago by
one of our contemporaries. but on Friday even
ing next week January 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

DR. F. Fl. RosCoE. Rhode Islands celebrated
clairvOyant who has given sittIngs for Con-
gressmen, Senators, Presidents and statesmen,
as well as men Of science and professors of
colleges and universities Is now located at
HOG l. street northwest. where he may be con-
suited between the hours of ii to and to
daily, except sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

We are showing large and elegant stock Of
ladies gloves. hosiery. underwear. corsets
handkerchiefs, silk mufilers. ruching, yelling,
umbrellas, &c, &c. W. II. NCkSEw.
g33 Penna. ave.
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Cannot Tax Pullman Cars.

Judge Newman of the United States court at
Atlanta. Ga, yesterday enjoined William A.
Wright comptroller general of Georgia, from
further proceedings against the Pullman sleep
ing car company i'll the effort to collect taxes
on the cars of that company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

The National Progressive Union Of Miners
mot at Columbus, Ohio, and district assembly
l35, 4. OF l., met separately.
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CITY ITEMS.

Look Out for our advt. in tn column to-
morrow. We want your Saturdays order.
IT. N. i. MErZGER. Az It'll ST. NV.
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SELLING CASH BARsA1Ns

SELLING CASH BARsA1Ns
W VERY BEST Quality FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, S1fc.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and half
wide. pure WOOL cash bargain soc.
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDAIE CAMBRIA,
yard wide l0c, real value l2l1c.
TRECO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, wide double fold,
nearly all pure hne WOOL = yards for az.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
size az quartersl, extra heavy, cash bargain, So
OUR EXTRA HEAVY BLACK FRENCH SILK at
81 Is special cash bargain the quality is the
as our 81 30 silk. but not quite MS wide.
ShEETING COTTON, excellent quality, immense
double width, only Poe.
nearly yard and half wide. all pure nne French
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 9l.50.
81 90. ID 80. -, - 90. %. SO, SS, $40. $I2.50.
GOL0RED SILK pLUsHEs, SOC, Zoe. 81.
FINE FRENCH BhUADCL0rH. SIC, 81.
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE elegant dress goods wide
double width, pure wool. cash bargain 371fc.
CARRIERS Cash Store,
I'll MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.
Select one of the following presents with purchase
OF 90: pair OF Large-size Damask Towels worth 75
eta Halt Dozep Fine Danask Napkins. worth 75c |:
Select Of the following presents with purchase
OF or more: LRrge-stze Handsonle Bridal Quilt,
worth u. 90; Dozen line DAmask Espkins, worth
81 90, or two Pairs Of LArEs-stse Fine Damask Tow
sas. worth 01oo. 3a1l
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The finest Alaska seal-skin sacques at actual
cost W. III. MCkNEw,
g33 Penna ave.
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BEWARE OF PSEUHOSIA.-Use at once BAKER's
PURE Con LIVER OIL or BAKERS EMULSION.
The genuine only. OF druggists.
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"lrCCA" for the scalp; cures sore head. 81.
Druggists, or Yucca Co.. Burlington. VT
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Broke Her Leg Six Times.


A little Brooklyn girl, Mary Smith, aged
eight years, is suffering severely from a series
of mishaps to a broken leg. About four weeks
ago the child broke one Of her legs between
the knee and the ankle. The limb was set
While attempting to get ont of bed, two weeks
after that. Mary fell and again broke her leg.
Strange to say. five times in succession she met
with similar mishap. DR.. Mead of 81. Mary's
hospital examined the child on Tuesday last
and found the limb in a very bad condition.
After resetting the doctor notified the society
for the prevention of cruelty to children,
which will have the child cared for.
The knifi1n Grand jury
The Kniffin grand jury met yesterday and
examined several witnesses, but as the examin-
alton was carried on with closed doors, nothing
can be learned as to the testimony given. 1t is
expected that it will be several days before q
decision is rendered.
l.. II. Adams of Raleigh, NC, has assigned
His liabilities $685. with assets estimated
at 10000, consisting largely of real estate.
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COLD WEATHER REQUIsITEs.-Gloves, hose,
underwear, in full assortments. Prices way
down. FRANC, One Price, 7th and ID SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

PFFoRE You Buy your carpets and furniture
zee ". H. HOeke's STOCK and get his prices
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SPORT, ExEECIsE" MUsCLE,u
Gerstenberg's Bowling alleys. 1885 Pa ave.
SEE WRIGHT SOCKETS bargain, so. 1851.
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CLOSING SALE OF BooKs.-In the closing sale
1t Dowling's this evening are many valuable
medical works, well as a fine lot of miscel-
laneous books; also crayon portraits of royal
persOnages and distinguished foreigners, hand
somely framed which will be sold at the con-
clusion Of the sale OF books.
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W ~ ~ w. DlhCHkLL ;, loo ST. Oall
and try cup. 5
Specfai.-For patrons in the northwest sec
ton we have located Branch Store 2lOs 18th
st. NV. for the sale of our Fine Coffees and
Teas. The same fine goods and low prices
there as at our principal store. Give them a
call NJ 4 p. MErzaER.
IL All 9TH st. NV. and 2l0s 18th st. NV
No Man, Woman, or Child
OF today Will ever live to see year without a
8 in 1t, and it will be just as impossible 70 find
household without our 8, judging by its daily
increasing sales.
WHEELER & WILSON MIRO Co.
Once 4S7 9Th st. NV. ia7-lmo
Special Sale &c, 900 Cigars. 81 per box.
1t' NJ. q. p. METzGER, All 9Th st. NV.
"What Next?'' If it is a cough. why. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, of course. IS cents
No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds or any trouble of the Throat than
Browns Bronchial Troches." Price 25c. Sold
only in boxes. ja2l-eo3t&k
Fine Old Rye Whisky. 75c. at. MErzcER's.'
Castoria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria.
jal6-th,s ,tu,ly
Finest Coffees skill and money can procure
Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs. 612c. with orders only.
IT. NJ. 4 p. METzGER, All 9TH st. NV.
For Cheap, Quick Fire
Buy Washington Gas Company's Coke.
d7-3m JOHNSON Bros, Agents.
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kURL Up on one of our Curl Hair Beds (Ss. 50):
on our Curly Woven Wire Springs CS2.4S) and
keep warm. grassy. I5IO-I2 9TH ST. NV
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The CHEAPEST FUFI. IN the market is Wash
ington gas hight cOmpanys coke.
JOHNSON Bros. Exclusive Agents
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Buy Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
con BROTHERS, the leading hrm Ill the Dis
trict
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For WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES go to
r. W. HENDEKsoN's, lil3 L st. NV.
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yIsIr the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
GSl-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1914
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Few Only Left of Those Mems Fine
S25osaxony Wool Knit Jackets selling so rapidly
az sl.4s. Also Woolens, Hosiery. Gloves and
Underwear at half price at c. AuERBAcH's. 7th
and ii. Domestic Sewing Machine Agency. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

Buy Your Coal, COKE AND WOoD of Forrest
Dodge, office 1914 31st ST., telephone 1852.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

THO ARLINGTON-FAST STAGE LINE At $50
Il PM, Fare DOC. round Drive through PRINCIPAL
streets,soc. soldiers Home grounds 5Oc. Coach
chartered Leaves the Webs IER, 5l3 9Th st "a W.
JAZZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

TOHFtNB1 TILL FlUHT AM FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia eastern New
York, eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Della
ware. Maryland and Virginia, light snow or
rain; slightly warmer, southerly winds.
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IMPLIES,

= 10
Red rough, and oily skin prevented and cured by that
greatest of all skin beautifiers the CUrIcURA SOAP.
Incompatible for the skn unequaed for the toilet and
without rival nfantie soap Produces the love.
lest whtest. clearest skin and softest hands War
ranted absolutely pure Sale greater than all other
skin soaps combined. y
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DIR. RANKIN WELCOMED.
Howard Alumni Give q Reception to
Their New President.

Congregational church was crowded last
night with friends and admirers of President
j. E. Rankin Of Howard university. The occa-
sion was the reception of the president by the
alumni of the university, and the greetings
were most cordial. Secretary Window was in
troduced to the audience as chairman bv Jesse
Lawson president of the alumni association.
and in taking his place the Secretary INDUCED
in a few congratulatory remarks. He said the
university had been fortunate in securing such
a man as DIR. Rankin to watch over its interests
and to make it the great institution it should
be. There was bright future in store for
Howard with DIR. Rankin at its head.
The history of the university was sketched
by ex-senator ). &. Pomeroy, who was one of
the original trustees. He. too. propesied a
great growth under the ministrations of the
new president.
EuloSistic addresses were also delivered by
Prof. James VI. Gregory, Kelly Miller. Walter
smith, Rev. ). II. Hughes and z. j. Waring.
DIR, RANKIy's SPEECH.
The closing speech was by President Rankin,
and was a most happy effort. The doctor said
he was glad to be one of an assemblage that
was color blind; that sees men and women as
the Almighty sees them; that recognizes the
truth of the inspired utterances: God hath
made OF one blood all nations of the EARTH"
Reference was made to the race prob
lem, which, said the doctor. had to
be settled in accordance and harmony
with American institutions; institutions
that were founded upon the declaration of in
dependence. The condition of the colored
race was discussed and considerable attention
was paid 10 the university and its surroundings.
There was immediate necessity for improving
the grounds. They were unworthy of the in
stitution and of the hundreds of young men
and women who daily gather there for instruc-
ton. Sarcastlcally did the doctor refer to the
unfinished reservoir as a monument to the
wisdom and engineering skill of the United
States government. The saloons and pool
rooms on 7th street came in for their share of
attention in discussing the surroundings of the
university. DR.. Rankin said he did
not seek the place of president
1T is place neither to be sought nor summed"
said he. THE man who seeks it tempts God;
the man who declines it is a moral coward. L
have been asked within few hours the secret
of the confidence which colored men have
shown in me. 1t is because l never suspected
them nor gave them any cause to suspect me.
They know all my imperfections. They only
know that they can trust me. They know it is
work love, not for what mans eyes see in it,
but for what is seen by the eye of God. 1t is a
work for country, for Christ and His church."
suitable music was rendered between the aG-
dresses. The religious exercises were by Rev.
j. q. Butler, DID, and Rev. +. j. Grimke.
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In tie Police Court yesterday afternoon Gin
ton Taylor colored, was charged with having
committed an outrage on the person of Mary
F. Watkins. The alleged offense was committed
two weeks ago. The brother of defendant wa.
tried for similar offense about week ago and
his case was sent TO the grand jury.
Judge Mills said that If he had final iuris-
diction perhaps he would dismiss the case, but
as it was not wholly within his jurisdiction he
thought the grand jury should examine it. He
fixed the bonds at 1900
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Phiilips' Digestible Cocoa. now being
served at \. W. BURcHELL's, 1925 L st. Call
and try cup.
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". S. FISHER. florist. 1925 Pa. ave. NV
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For the Night Lodging House,
The Catholic University Lectures.

The treasurer of the night lodging hous
acknowledges the sum of $50 from friend.
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Evening Star, January 81.
THE DEATH RECORD AT THE HEALTH OFFICE
PNEUMONIA AND LUNG TROUBLES.

THE DEATH RECORD AT THE HEALTH OFFICE
PNEUMONIA AND LUNG TROUBLES.
During the sirty hours ending az O'Clock TODAY CT
deaths lcere reported TO the heath office or the 81
deaths mentioned II from pneumonia occurring
an the past tt0e'HVOur hours; from bronchitis from
congestion W lungs from consumption. IN co cases
tie grip tods giUe the cause Of dedh and in The
cause stated ia grippe pneumonia The figures
Of yesterday sol0ed that so per Of the deaths
caused By lung diseases b6 lGhin the past ttOcnty-
four hours the dedths hare Jien OF Ohe-ttird, but in
GLIDING consumption the percentage Of lung disease re-
mains about the same"
The above statement shows very large NOR
tality from lung diseases, many resulting
from la Grippe" For the prevention of lung
troubles of all Kinds Douglass Emulsion" is recon-
mended, the timely use of which may avert serious
illness, if nothing Douglass Emulsion is made
from Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. combined with
the Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.
1t is very palatable and easily digested.
DOUGLASS EMULSION
is specific for Weak Lungs, Bronchial Troubles and
General Debility Sufferers from IA Grippe" will
find it will strengthen the Lungs relieve the
of tie Chest and quickly cure the Cough resulting
from the disease.
PRICE PER BOTTLE 75o
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FLOOR MANAGERS.

Tickets (Sinyle, e.; Gentleman and two Ladies'
SOL can be obtained from the Lady Visitors the DE-
rectors, the Prominent Hotels. Jewelry. Drug and
BOOK stores also al the hall the the tall
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL E1oHr AM. FRIDAY.
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A NNuAL DINNER
Given by the
LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
in the Social Room
FRIDAY. JANUARY pa. FROM 4:3O TO $780,
Tickets SOC. 1s22-3t
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FINISH WHAT YOU BEGIN.

my old gread-grandmother Knox, says
a well-known and successful man, had a
way of making her children finish their
work. If they began a thing they must
complete it. If they undertook to bu lid a
dollhouse, they must not leave it until it
was done, and nothing of the work or play
to which they set their hands would she
allow them to abandon incomplete"
How much life is wasted in unfinished
work. Many a man uses up his time in
splendid beginnings. The labor devoted
to mmence ten things and leave them
useless would finish five ofthem, and make
them profitable and useful.
Finish your work. Life is brief; time is
short. Stop beginning forty things, and
go finish four. Put patient, persistent toll
into the matter, and be assured, one COM
plete undertaking viii yield yourself more
pleasure and the world more profit than a
dozen fair plans Of which people say, This
man began to build and was not able to
finish"
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one orMany resumenaaI..

CLARKsBoRo, n. j., Dec. 81, iSs.
Mr.. y. 4. THuIrr, Bridgeport, N.J.s
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Don't fail to try this valuable remedy.
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a WHOLESOME DIsCoNTENr.

Discomfort is the child Of aspiration; it
means that life must be something higher
and holier than mere externaIs, it means
that you have looked down into your own
soul, and found there wants and yearnings
and capabilities with which the body has
nothing to do. 1t means that you ca mot
be satisfied with present attachments, bnt
feel that you must ever be reaching for
ward toward something better and purer
and nobler than yourself-if your discon-
tent means this, cherish it as the angel
that shall help you to climb the starry bat
Elements of Heaven, and bring you at last
.sfaultless before the throne Of God" For
God is the end of all true and lofty aspira-
ton. Remember that ambition is not as
p~iration. Love Of fame is not aspiration.
Love of wealth, of power, Of praise, though
it may call into being every energy of the
soul, is not aspiration. Therefore / repeat,
God is the end Of all true and lofty aspira-
ton. No matter where it starts, it must
end in Him who is the fountain-head of
wisdom and all truth.
Many a mans, many a woman's discon-
tent, springs from an attempt to do that
which is utterly impossible-from an at
tempt to satisfy immortal cravings with
earthly food. The soul thirsts for the water of
life and we offer it wine of earthly vintage.
1t asks for bread and we give it a stone.
1t yearns for growth, for expansion; for
the full development that shall enable it to
reach the stature marked out for it by its
Creator 'sbefore the world was and we
try to pacify it with glittering baubles.
We offer it riches and honor and learning
ard pleasure and ease and fame. Perhaps
it is euieted for awhile, like a child with a
new rattle. Perhaps for a time it forgets
its heavenly inheritance and seems willing
to sell its birthright for a mess OF pottage.
But it is only for a season. The immortal
warnings will not be stifled or kept down.
The infinite within us will not be paciied
with earthly toys. The Psalmist said no
truer words than these, 81 shall be salts
fed when / awake in thy likeness"
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WOMAN's WORLD.

With IuInv a tIrn INV stems I fake.
In MANY, crook and c,arfco
ana many biscuit must bake
1or eiauu ana me ana Lewis.
is"eep' oust' COOK, 1 T9e
opih lHe morning carry,
WASH Inc breakfast dishes, ana
cnurh, ana oress the Daoyi
niahe the aust ana ary Y ny
AGAINST my ne" broom larry
matter, chatuer as go,
'eoa ies'so iafeis;
men may come aho men may 60
On ioiesei' ever,
/ move about and in and out.
While here the chickens feeling.
And here and there at a hawk to shout.
But little they are heedinn
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-02-21

Would use Kemp's Balssm for the Throat
aud Lungs. 1t IS curing more cases of
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group
and all Throat and Lung Troubles than
any other medicine. The proprietor has
authorized any druggist to give you a Sam
pie Bottle Free to convince you Of the
merit of this great remedy. Large bottles
SOC and Il. 2