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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
FOR SALE-HOUSEs SLOTS

oEE OF THE xsArEsT nd bsst built AOusss
II sss no;tssess; :sssasn e.sosurs: in:s conls,sd
%So1sd az so ssan large Tn
an Bspst snA nasnincens ehandeiis'si 99sH
lusINEss PROPERTY ON TENTH 81, near r: lot
a Y5S Mo srick dsus@ renting ESQ Per 'ne9sh'
aSc;' e = i; $4,000 1900 :; s
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE NEAR llrH ~.
facing , s'.sssSScsSs'On IL rooms III mi i0s aosss
sixrsEn SMALL HOUSES tOcstea IN tnpryyins
Sesr p y me nccsSs'' nov vented for gsr
II. THREEHANDsoME NEW HOUSES on COR
coran 81 near New Nam p1Sire ave 81 roos ana bath;
pspered there houses are IN lcca-
IL TWO NEW THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
;S%;,s P :; iSoi
i M.nd ,S Three story ana Ds.e.et Brick contain
o.ios r' Sss ,ua sss5y modern lot
ABE Hrct iocstons Vermont 8. rhress,ery
NIT to inspect 81 once 'd sas sS ''n''hse'
SS9%H,EEL MA LISHfhp SH lLisTiiISif SiSk
c SoHMsfF lnyA fl,o. MS9E5S ifsovLHESr AND
III. PRETTY NEW BRICK ON 'xrNEIKENrH
soove Il; hard. wood nni:h; electric bells hand.
;ESf JSsp'r; crystal chandeliers rooms Price
Ie. NEW YORK MOpELS ADOPTED BY WASH.
ington ouilder-Four New Bricks in fashionable local
ms9Ss s:s Sas
az 500 nnS see these houses before eosins. Price
Hd HsS.sS o. 5. H as.2
New H,mpshire SUBSTANTIALLY built and s.stly
IL. B1anmpnt ifrf.v surs
Gesep sfar :Pd trunk AZ, p.rs
$1,000 se s Peg 6ooms and linen closet Prices
yard II rSoIns all MI; conservatory fountain in
]. oIINE THREE STORY. AND BASEMENT BRICK
residence q 10 rooms Handsomely pspereS; every
10, rs Prss large yard
s1ro HANDSOME NEW BRICK ON FIFTEENTH
heat :iss1 pss: saJsSS
aoO sTH ,s ST BRICK:
IL NORTH CAROLINA AVE NEAR sTH RE.,
1hhEE-sToRY Bhfck; IL rooms; all mi. %. 500
6s. FACING SOUTH ON FLORIDA AVE. near
fooms s nT 4: Tw9 Very Handsome New sr,sts ten
Three:story aud Basement Ten.room Brick: h.nd.
some finish and every convenience 90. $50
30 HANDSOME AND COMPLETE HOME in Ten:
sil Eriek on south st. near 9TH s' Capitol
81 BARGA1N-rwo-sToRyB BASEMENT BRICK
on rsnte q near ,G "a ne rooms bath q. aiwsys
cash and oaiAnce so per month; Price S345U
,I,ais THIR Rdo STREET near Ln.e.. Groom Bricks
sS TWO on ~ LOT sSx Ss
20 TWO THREE-srony BACK BUILDING
S5isks on cst near I'D ns: 8 rooms and bath; each
20: Two-sToRY BRICK ON D st. near SIN ne Q
sh path and al n ies 1890 alleys ony $500
10. %, 400 WILL BUY New Groom Brick. worth
:iss0 s::s sssS S'SS .;sH sit sasj
from 8; On 5th ne. . New Bae1 building Brieis
sss ssS Sssn and bath ~ MI handsome lot los
q BUSINESS PROPERTY IN.cHoIcE location;
sssSed a :; easily into oss. lot
no: 80; TWO IN, NEW Two;sToRy7 AND BAsEMENy
S st. on THIRD >, 5, s Mas ave.
81 9TH ST. NEAR l. NV suitable for business
property history Brick; lot 25xlI6 price. 10000.
20. OFFER WANTED FOR FOUR New Bricks on
Pm &. next corner II ne: 6 ROOMS and bath; lot
near 18th se.; rent ss. Price each $1,000.
Bricks. iaeHs5 zach; cheap :. si.5oo f''''0'"
t , sI n: s.S ss
each
Just above Florida ave. al MI cellar: $1,000.
q LIE DROIT PARK. Nice Two story Brickin good
lnsnts eOncresod ceiisr ispersd prscs sa.aoo.
freshly painted aud DaDsisd iasso: oS I LOO '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

E9R RENT..wITH ,BoARD-Tw0 LARGE AND
AIN ssss RON g r. Az os g;
EoR lENI.TURHIsHED ROOM. MAR CEN;
k :as ;sd Pension 0'- via 's "A'u: ssssS s's
sss Ess = g Ah1s ~. {5ss W. I'm
:sa cs sSs s sas
FoR RENT.DS.IsAsLk ROOMS AT eiT 18TH
ia: II: .:
VIs ri: aI Ell ISd ssJ
ssa s .s ss : go sis I'm :iS
onn RdsT r. ruRN S,s Ro0ns THREE ra
sol 9th St n ", sly-3t'
Ion RENT : HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
SsS :;::.s
OFF! siS On r E1y1sa
LOS RENT-TWO LARGE. NEATLY FURNISHED
.arp.s:ed 1864 SSod. Island ave-. '001 :iS-ss
E6k EENT..fIEsT AND SECOND FLOORS OI
provided for heat i.r eos to adults rvisrence s:o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EURNIsHED ROOMS.
h Address sSi ai:s. oor e siss r sss :iss
Eok kINTm ROOFS, FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
-, naished. l32g 18th st. NV. near Woodnont:
g sso@%anicssins rooms; heat hight bath .nS =
FoR BENT : NoKJHERN PRIVATE FAMILY
ss sss:''s: iisss
IHOR RENT-A sECOND-sIoKY FRONT ROOM.
= with acoye furnished; large snoush for two per.
:s.seh:d io ESs. hSo with IA:
IrOk RENT-I334 NEW YORK AVE NV, FUR.
nshsd Apar.ments en- suite or single. with Board;
.,os: MssT hotels department. and cas-: rsisTenes:
1 or
opsn crate, Si window south 'front.' rsierepees
L room on second door; eastern and southern sI.
H, cars and herdics board 4 de-
sssn sS1 new
Tor RENT-FIRsr FLOOR OF HOUSE. oCoU-
e pied By owner. 70 ds.irsble couple without ehil.
E. ss:r once %
FOR RENr.T0 aENTLEMEN. AT REDUCED
Id rates: Two Nicely Furnished sscond;story Front
at: 81 20 shSssn ''Ssssa g.
DOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM: ALSO TWO
y large Psrlors, WITH exoslent Table Board can bs
furnished Ut 1642 10th st. colored gentlemen
or ladies' Preferred meals served at residence s1S6
EoR RENT:.ONE LARGE UNFURNIsHED SEC.
ond.story Front Room to one two young meu I;
references given and required Call address 1888
st. ne. slS-3ts
1TOR kENT-l3l9 COKCORAN ST., UNFUR-
Il nished second floor two large and one small room
porch back and trout; heat gas and bath To perms-
nent tenant very cheap. 1855
1TOR RENT-.O3O @ ST, NV, FURNISHED
herdics pass the door. s4-15ts
lfQR kENT-l7o4 N ST.. NV; HANDSOMELY
Z Fur suite; parior hoos: also Three Second .Aoor
hooms private bath; open hreplaces; furn mace heat;
sl8-3ts
DOR RENT-UNFURNFSHED THIRD FLOOR,
d.,oT Three Rooms; IN one Of Schneiders new houses
Wy ct. NV. si7k.0-at'
E,OR RENT-l2O5 ST NV, FOUK UNFUR-
y nished Rooms for ONCE, business or housekeep-
Ing. Inquire IN store Of y. y. KENFIELD. sl7-0t
TT0R kENT-1e22 ST, NV, HANDSOMELY
Il Furnished Rooms, single suite, with bath;
private family and moderate terms house and loea
ton hrstclass $685.
IrOR RENT-FURHISHED AND UNFURNisHED
Il Rooms: private family; delightful location; con-
venient to AL lines OF cara 14l3 10th st NV.
EQR RENT-lS8O 18TH ST, LARGE FRONT
u Room with bay window: third floor nicely mr.
nished and very desirable; private family gentlemsn
Preferred; references. sl5.6S
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WANTED-BOARD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IND WYE WANT
w Parlor and bed koons and frstcipas Board IN ths
OF 18th St state teyms and full paRttcusTs
Address Box =. Star oihc& sio-jts
W4NTED-0Cr 4. Jep0. Ny LADY N oFrTCE
w Board. win Two Connsunicstinw Nefium-sised
g - Lavs yuFn1shsd BOOM. With closet on third
given. Address NAG, utas of5cA Slo-Sp
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LOTS FOR SALE.
18th and @ sta. NV.


ris Fss 81 LIE gnah n R Eu5 sE1sp
lot 2Sx65: with two frames renting $50 per month
for both; cheap: $1,000.
AYE NEAR r. lot g feet
large house: "a perft
wiz H. ,dusS SG 3; 18th choice
Is. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Just south Of O st j..
lot 331l05; with snall frame; s4 per f. : -
-. osr NEAR 10TH ST; ao4I1oo; o. 20 per
Is. Q ST NEAR nth ST.; 20. exlOo: O. Per II.
II. 9TH ST. NEAR H NV. 20lixlo3: win
frame cottage and brick stable: Sl5 ,OOO.
2,s 5lS 81 81 o., on wsT suitable for budar
lots; 1890 each with side and rear alleys; SLS5
10 LOOK 9, At THsssLor lsee1so: 8. Just
4. MIST. NEAR 18TH NV: lot 2oxlos: s5,s1s.
a nILLYER AVE NEAR alsT ST.; e01so; only
4. 18TH ST. NEAR n. w.; aoxl0O: psice $500.
.! 81 8 STREET NEAR 10TH. CORNER OF ALLEY:
feet front; runs through to ST. s317 square fset in
,6 "a LOT on MASSACHUSETTS ave near Is. ne;
.y 81 eH a5. g Lot ON STREET I4.h az.
III: Lot 95, On ssJSETEENrH ST. NEAR q: Small
i e SSHSEs s xsESsTgcKrAsDaEoRarA .'.uu.
- T. 10000 60, FEET oNL. n aud Delaware ave. aw /;
-. = .,,.v STREET NEAR 10TH so,ioo; id. and
- 9 STREET NEAR 1lTH NE. I7.lox7s: 7se
20 ESUxrs z, s Str near = Capitol: ao,sS.
,u 60 .I FINE !; 10 LOT on NINTH srnErr
sa SOU. o .... o.Da.o. =. sns.an4
So. ST. NEAR 9TH NE, i0OxSO
o"O 100 Per q.
SO. CORNER l4rH AND D n L.
AOOxiVO f216c. per Il
50 FLORIDA AVE-. nth. ST.. vhdSs
square. 2lOOOn. SOC Der n
g. EIGHTEENTH ST. FROM AToB
AE' oi'oVO o. .22}6c. Per r.
g FIFTH H BET. g AMP \ NE. ssds
saAess SHA0v'.''.s. Soc PEE n
9. d st. NEAR 10TH NV. 33xi36.5oc per. H.
o. o ST.. COR. CANAL O. W., .S3x66.
ehesp .20e yee g.
~: COR TENNEssxE AVE. AND F.
Ne" A"oAo1 &c. per r.
a ST. COR xLoRxNcR NE.
60c. Per H.
81 FLORIDA AVE NEAR NORTH
c "a is'x s sa .1 Is Lst g
10 CORNKR 10Th AND Z era NV.
3xxNxS6 old Frans. sa 900
7S: IeT. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST.
.ooc. per foot
%. HATH ST.. coRNxR u 4. lklx
pr 49,
"a , 81. NEAR 18TH M.R. 62s0o.. SOC. NJ foos
"a , d. NEAH 1sTH M.K.sleez :
3oc. per foo4
"a ALI. OF eQUARl BUU1DED N =
Kentncky svs- q snd 1Sth -, -lllSo
oQuo1o yooS-> "a ~ fDO4
e "a. ~ i e $50 a.: e so 3: &c 49,
u pog fou&
10. NO1ru cAP1roL AID nxs. nv.
SsSAAASs...s.... oA<oD k883U01
- c, HHeT T. GtfsS05 A A'SISar EEE
600 Pm Ho0L
ynr1 exxss1owsa
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FOR RENT--STABLES

LcOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR ll27 10TH ST
INV; room for five horses: rent $40 FRlsTOE
SIMPSON, 1898 ST. NV. $685.
ITOH kENT-BklCk STABLE BACK OF 1912
10th 81. NV. At &l2.5O. Soc EUGENE r. Ar.
MILD. Attorney. 4bS Ia. ave. au2l-1m
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANIED. TO BoHHow FOR TWO on MORE
fHis2A II sR: sy eds. yer cent commission Aai
WANTED-I0 PURCHASE SECOND HAND, IoR
a ass:s' sa'A a.:sriSsi'n and price. g o.
WfssT.E.D;. :, s1gE .ATs THE HleaSSs :I qHs sa
: Ss: ssA As ss: az ST ' 20
w. ss.p r.S .HSssf sS1
WAHrED-yok Cash, GOOD UNEsHoNsE
600 xsaanal ssnS description aud price to Ss1
~ a.Sssass sSss s.! s''i d'1
~ Coniset,onsry store and Bakery. Addrs;; MAI a!
~ go those that we're sold for 81. u. IS and
esSslHH q. Ga 81 ss1 Sr 80
NTEDIsECoND;HAND WINDOW ERAMEs.
W Use Sab and Doors Address llss North Capitol st
WhNTEPsPSnr1nh,sy Eoa BANJO HSp RAs0
besinners. Address TANJQ. Star ofhce. si0-3t.
WANTED-HOksEs, MULES AND CONS. 10
and water; c.rsiuEy lSoEsd .s.sr daily within -
Bnans 4is ny :saa orders 70 sisss
WANTEp Houses TO wINIEH Al T; H
~ wilson; stock fsrm; bel attention given them;
ing 81 horse. cent Tor tree Of charge Apply I; 3.
WILSON, S2V + INV. s163m
WANTED -PARLoR FURNITURE ypHOL.
.nd 81
to order. c NELSON. 1928 q At. ms. s1-24t'
WANN.TI.EED. = = ssEGoNn;aANp 90, TYPLWRITEEks
tric.l and Mechanical and Appliances Of
prea4eg Iaeful " liab 10 pPi rQl
viii be paid Address o. Star Once A si:3.fos:
WANTED-MILBURN's POSITIVE CURE Fun
capsules. 55e afIDSnss oily oSEs GtG and sta t.
NV. tyl l-3m
w cures female diseases; one months Treatment,
81: six months. s5. Also ANTI, Billion. Powdrs."
s Sensr. Agent, 4SS S Fss.n.w MI" :iaims
NANTEDA-IT KNOWN THAT SCHOOL BOOKS,
W New and Old, are bought sold and Exchanged
siO-1m P. C. MERRY. TIC st. NV.
WANTED-hORSEs; KEkPIN0 HORSES WIN.
w ter and summer . speciality; order box Prices
esss mile. sf:m sit city 0'6 sxo Ma
se4-1m'
WANTED-HIGHEsT CASH VALUE PAID FOR
sytx Furniture. CARPETS Stoves, Large and small
Or sdSress NfSsf6 Ss Ss ST. ss I
WANTED-HORsEs no. PASTURE; PLENTY
w xra.. spring water. shade: hill and Tarsh lands;
NORRIS. 14th aud q sts. NV. su2l-1m
WANTED. HORSES TO PASTURE AND WIN
" ter: ! have the best Of Isstsre and EupnipF
fERTY s and f L. ave- TelsphSns es
1904. At Thompson's su20-3m
WANTED-sTEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND
w kenovating Works Feathers Renovated; Mat
iSsss;;s:ey:d: RI. iotSsS TAOS "a Tsl.1sea:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-SIT AI1ONS.
WANTED--BY A REsPEcrABLE LADY. Posi-.
W ton as Cashier or Addressing Envelopes or Cir
su1.r' TERMS Ss:i nS city differences Aa'. slS
WANTED-TENok SINGER. WITH sFRiNa-
id.. Boz Il
caos dSambeE Rsd Warss.
fssis sRTT sas sG !. Coach
WANTEDa.eo TO DICKS Agency FOR COOKS.
= Tsssssass: from pl.ss sd "a &.
WhhNIssD,agY ~ As nLDERLx aESTsENAN AMP ,p
asslS state is: M ~
WkkssI.6T5s'Y5 = YOUNG c0LoEiEb NAN IS;,.
good reference. Address l3o7 s5,h St NV. IL
WANTEp-A SITUATION AS NURSE or CHAM:
Woman Address present employer at 5O4 st. NV
WANTED : by LADY sTENoGRAPHER AND
s pay aSSes. Soa r.
Star office. It,
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF 10. POSITION
~ IN Real Estate or dnsuranee Once has been EN-
.'1 ii s
WANTED-BY AN. EXPERIENCED WHITE
Washing IRONING sara. q letters noticed Please
GIRL WHO HAS A
w of dressmaking desires Place Seams q
family. Call, or address l52l Vermont s:O-at'
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR FIRST CLASS
prSer S SSschmsn saes
on H sas snsfs HS's :: lnd s2oS
WANTED. TENOR "A GOOD TENOR SINGER
Star office. s2O-2ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN. A PLACE
w TO Drive and Make Himself Generally Useful
o6sns Address s9 4S6 fGSa .% a"o
WANTED-MODIsTE. FORMERLY PROM NEW
a .na cIdfsn. y pee ALI
dress S.S-S, Star Office. It.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
eerH IN cam or rea ssssse ONCE some en
lnanent position. Address $685. St NV. SCOT.
WAhNTED.BY a LADY OF LxPERIENCE, a
hotel. Address Box IS. Star Office 1T
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Woman, q Place as Maid and Companion; best Of
spectacle Family will give Private Lessons usual
dress f EN-. Star Office slY-2t.
WANTED-BY MALE. SITUATION AS ATTEND
w ant. Nurse or .olnpanion by experienced young
man 70 aged invalid or insane gentleman; highest
references; eau give massage. Address B., l47 East
WAANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS
and Music. Address BOZ s. Star ONCE. sls.sI'
WANTED- YOUNG LADY. A POSITION IN
Wv an Once; mas hsd experience IN IypewritinE ON
hemlnston and Cahgraph; owns Remington machine.
Address X. x, Star office. slS-3t'
WANTED = ALL NEEDING HELP GO TO
BowiE,s He has them waiting. Can supply you
al once. Thirteen years In domestic service he knows
what's needed 620 18th ST. NV, second floor. 81 S3r'
w ANTED : EMPLOYERS = FOR F1RsT-CLAss
CRY 6T II .snd sS
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ErUR RENT-FIRSr AND SECOND FLOORS OF
Il six roOma finely furnished for housek eepne; coal
9th st. NV. s19-3ts
NOR RENT-ONK HANDSOME LARGE FLAT;
y nrst no0r; smaller Flat second floor; newly nn-
nhed; every convenience; terms reasonable. 26lS
st. NV. ala2ws
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WANrED-NAN AZ AGENT OF OUR PATENT
w Befes; sisszsxlsxls inches: o35 retail ali sizes
- l0W; NV styies: new pattorus; new lock:
SectorY' mos Eovsrnsd by SAFE Pool; every safe
rAntso; re chance. perm anent business Our terms
aud catalogues VIII onynce ageats clear $500 70
200 Per month: write for exclusive territory. AL
PINK hAfk Ga. Cfn<annsst. Ohio su6-s,aS
WANTED-LEARNERs FOR PROV. CHRIST
w nsrs International Taylor sypsem with sny inch
sn: &c taps mes.nes sone all scisntAc ,silors
tvsn By Ame. \ y. hEssEk. 1908 MI ave- s6- lms
WAxTEp roUN0 PERSONS WISHING TO
Nv taks taorOvxh coarss IN sten2grabhy and
1ypswuung VIII NE wv % hecomiug Kood amanr
tsee = nsrsass speed nag sOeiy = Noon 9. lQ04 =
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-03-18

me young people were preaentea 70
.aoh otner' few weeks later the mar
riage was celebrated and all seemed far
'he pest In the best possible world. The
marriage took place in August. 1888. and
". faulquier received the dowry. 30.
900 francs. ~, ~
ror some weeks NJ. Gallet was delight
eo with his son-in-law and Nine. Faul-
quier adored her husband. gut coon
aithough the husband declared he had
many patients, the young household
,acked money, and the young doctor
nao 70 resort to borrowing, even getting
large sums from his father-in-law.
NJ Gallet, who had made no inoniries
about the man to whom he rave bis
daughter thought it his duty to inform
himself concerning the man to whom he
tent nifty louis, and this il what he
found out:
!. That his son-in-law had never been
a doctor.
2. That his son-in-law wore ILLEGALLY
'he ribbon OF an officer of the academy
o. That his son-in-laws brother wa,
not doctor.
T. That the said brother wore Illegal,
the ribbon OF chevalier of the Legion
of Honor.
Judge of the despair OF this unfortu
nate father, who had been SO happy owe
his daughters marriage. He entered
complaint in the courts, and the falls
Dr. Faulquier was sentenced to thre
months imprisonment for Illegal
practicing medicine and illegally wear
Ing decorations.
| Meanwhile DR.. Faulquier sought an
obtained divorce.
But the father-in-law was still no
satisfied. He made complaint agains
Pierre Faulquier and his physician, Dr
Dibot, for swindling. When the cas-
came to trial some days ago the fac
was revealed in court that DR.. Dibot
only diploma was from the Universit
of Philadelphia, which in Paris is locke
upon as no diploma at all.
The morality of the affair appear
from the following short passage frol
the trial:
! The Court-If it had been a questio
OF lending 30, 600 francs to M. Faulaui,
, you would have made inquiries abol
him, would you not?
NJ. Gallet-Oh, yes, sir.
/ The Court But when you gave hi
i, your daughter and 10000 francs you d
; not think this necessary?
M. Gallet-It is true that w
e wrong, but you must remember that
n was an officer of the academy-Par
| Letter
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FASHIONABLE SOCIETY.

The trying ordeals which fashionable soci-
ETY. imposes on its devotees are enough to
severely test the physical strength and en-
durance of the most robust. Irregular and
late hours, over-rich and indigestihle food
late suppers, the fatigue of the ballroom,
the bad air of the illy-ventilated, over
crowded theatre, are each, in themselves,
sufficient to upset the system and ruin the
health of the delicate and sensitive. Com
bined. they can hardly fail, if persisted in,
to seriously impair the health of the hardi-
est Ladies generally possess less powers OF
endurance than their male consorts, and 50
the sooner succumb to these deleterious in,
huences. They become pale, haggard and
debilitated, and constantly experience 8
sense Of lassitude e that < tired feeling" as
so many express it. The least exertior
fatigues them Various neuralgia and other
pains harrass and distress the sufferer
Headache, backache, bearing down sen
sations. and female weaknesses" follow
and sorely affiict the sufferer.
As an invigorating. restorative tonic
soothing cordial and bracing nervine, fol
debilitated and feeble women generally
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription has NJ
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BEFORE AND AFTER.
There's Lots of Fun in Camping Out he
fore You Reach the Woods.

ThereR Lots OF run IN Camping Out Be
fore You Reach the Woods.
''Oh, we'll just have splendid timer
won't it be jolly, though? We can
be so free and independents
''Of course, and do just as we pleased"
Pm wild to go at once! Well have
such jolly meals" "And l do love to
sleep in tentn'
$50 do l."
"We won't have to be dressed up all
the time.
mo- and the children of the party
won't, either. They can just run wild
if they want to-"
at will be splendid'
That was the way they talked before
they started on camping-out tour of
three weeks. Now the scene changes.
| 1t is four days later. 1t has rained
during three of the four days and nights.
The same dromatis persona, seated on
damp straw, boxes, shaky camp-stools
and inverted pals, huddled around a
smoky fire in rusty camp stove and
discourse as follows:
isn't it perfectly horridn' ITS
enough to kill the last one of u.s."
"My dress is utterly ruined!"
There's new leak in the tent!
For pity's sake do, somebody, stop
the water from dripping down on the
bedding."
The children will catch their death
of cold!7
"My rheumatism Is coming on. I'm
ca cliff GAN hard lv move"
s.Great Scott-if here amt big black
beetle or some other monstrous thing in
the BUTTER
And the sugars full of red ants-one
for every grain!"
"And-good Heavens! here's toad il
let me get out of here quick"
''If the tent blows down again, as itdic
last night, and we get
DO get up, child! you're sitting fla
in puddle of water!"
, I'm half starved. l could eat al
OK"
Rain. rain. rainl Well be drowned
in our beds!'
1.-The bread is soaking wetF'
$50 are the crackers!'
: $50 am !!
Dear. dear; this is awful!
> "Id give ten dollars to be at home"
1 I'm going home. I'm not going
: stay here and drown and starVe'
o 1--WE were crazy to GOMEZ
j "A lot of idiots'
/ .Oh. it's awful,'
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