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OVAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
lIIII.AnI pIIIA
2 edmond AND pANyIIIE RAILROAD 90.

ID edmond AND DANkIIIE RAILROAD co.
N Schedule IN efe,t NONEMBIR ., ls,O.
s::D a.m.-East 1"fn"S>ce Mail daily for Warren
ton. GortonsNllle, Charlottesville, ~ a,lburY and
Stations between A. Nanlrla ana fSniftins, Roan-
oke, Atlanta, Bristol, knoxville, Chattanoolsa and
Memphis.
lottesNllle, Stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount. banyiile ana Stations l.-
tween IynChhurg and DINills tira,TisrprO' Raleigh,
AsfeNllle, Charlotte Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta,
California. Pullman Sisel+r N,W lurE Atlanta and
Pullman Sleeper Atlanta To New tbrieans. Pullman
Sleeper DanNille 20 Columbia and Augusta. Pullman
Sleeiers Nash2tuntO tlnr nnati q. and o. Route.
I'D PIN DAILY. EXCEPT sunday, for Manassas.
Strasbrrg and intermediate stations,
20 pn.-DaIly. runs To nr-enyiile. SC. carrying
Pullman Sleelers 10 br,en~iHirp. NC also Pulluaa
SieeI,er Memphis via lNnehhIirr aud Bristol.
II 10 p.rI.-Nes;eln ENlir-ss daily Tor MANASSAS
GhsrlottesNiile- StalInt"n oaSNiIie. Cincinnati.
Pullman Vest bulc 1rsn WASHINGTON TO Gluclntlatl.
with Pullman Sleeler Tor Louisville.
II 90 p.Iu.-SoutlIem Express daily for Iynrhhurv
DanNllie, Raleigh, Asleyllie. Charlotte, Columbia
and California. Pullman Nesthule Gar WASHINGTON
New orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
Sleeper Nsshinston TO BIRMINGHAM Ala, via Atani.
and Georgia Paclnc Railway, and Pullman SleeIrr
Salisbury. Also Washington 10 Augusta wa Dany1lls
and Charlotte.
in2ton 800 m daily. - o. n. daily and ~ y. IA.
daily: returning arrive Washington SD an and
. As y. AMI 5:sl a.
Though trains IRON the south via Charlotte Dan
vile and Lyn-hbury arrive in Washington q 20 u.,
g:45 and 40 .. VIA Hast tenn,ss-- Bristol
and IL ,1Lburg at > 90 IA. and To D. via chess
peake AH4 OHIO route and Charlottesville al ~
and 10 and u - a. strasburg local AZ 10;47
Tickets sleeping car reservations and information
furnished and haggage checked al ofhce 1870 Penn
nj nj W. Vs. Jas. L. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. Agent
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| IaksAPkAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect May H.
Trains leave Union Depot. 9th and streets 10 81
am for Newport News Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point q 10 D. IA.
and Norfolk at q ~ pm.
II "a Cincinnati Express daily for stations In
Virginia West Virginia. Kentucky and Cinc1nnAti.
Nestibule Sleepers through without change ~ Gin
ciunati, arr wing At : - a.
IL 10 p.m.. r. 4. v. Nestbule Limited. daily. Solid
trains, with dining through without
change TO Cincinnati. kestibule SeeIer for Lex
ington and Louisville. Pullman Can are open =
receive passengers at 81 pm.
Once. 5l3 Pennsy lyania avenue.
n. W. FULLER
3yI2-a General Passenger AGENT
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HEARD IN THE MARKET.
Peculisrities Of Men and Women - OBJ
served by . Dealer.

SOME POINTS FOR PEOPLE WHO GO TO BUY
HOW TO SELECT MEATS AND PoULIRY-rHE
YOUNG HoUsEKEEPER's wAYs-How DEALER
oErs ALONG WITH BARaA1x-pRrvrNo PEOPLE.
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TROPICAL TOUR. also

Tourists visit Jamaica and her GREAT EXHI-
BITION. remain there II days, including Board and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL at
KINGSTON. tour OF this beautiful island by the AT
LAS LINE STEAMERS for &150, with the option Of
extending their trip. at the rate of
% DAY.
To Hayti and Columbia Accommodations rst-ciaA-
PIN, FoRM0oD 4 GO. Ats. a State St. Ny.
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MAKING FRUIT CAKE FOR CHRIsTMAs-rREAr-
MESr OF MINcE PIEs-PRETrY AND NOVEL
IDEAS FOR OTHER TEMPTING CoNCocTIoNs-
CHOCOLATE MOSS AND PRUNE WHIP
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
= HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
p NORDpEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

GH0RT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORTHWESTERN LLOYD SIS. co. =
Fast Express Steamers,
To Southampton ILondon. Hayre). Bremen. 90
Trave, We'd, Dec. Il, . a. IN. I.ahn We'd. Dec. "a
; am. Spree, Sat, Dec. %, z am. Aller, We'd,
Dec; 81, 9am. Sale. We'd. Jan. Z. 2 pm; Elder,
We'd, Jan. IA, am.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table. luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin, S15 and up
ward BERTH according TO location: I'd cabin so an
adult steerale at low rates Apply TO L. Il. DROOP,
E9) Penn. dl3
(NOOk'S TOURS
TO THE TROPICS,
THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA By
The MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL s. s. co.
LA GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO,
ETC. BY THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF
THE RED I'D" LINE
Tickets for circular tours by either Of the above line
arranged in any desired combination.
illustrated pamphlets with full particulars tickets
TH0s. COOK i SON, o6l BROADWAY, N z, Oh
gu PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON.
Cooks Grand Escorted Tour TO JAPAN Will leave
New York March 2. illustrated programs on appi-
cation. d4-oD.}m
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LADIES GOODS.

MRS. V. A. TRAVIS. MODESTO,
Makes a speciality OF
BRIDAL TRoD SSEAUN and RIDING HABITS.
LADIES' JACKETS-PERFECT FIT.
No. i.f,S street northwest dl3.sas
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
q STEAMER John w. THOMPSON

poTOMAS kIy y LANpING Sss;o,,psov
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at m, as far "a
Nomini Currioman and Leonardtown, smith Creek
Coan and knsale. Fare, hrst-class, 5uc second
class BE Freight lower than other routes For in
formation call Telephone l3o0. d12-lm
vINO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
J. Steamer EXCELSIOR, from 9TH st. wharf Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at !. m. EXCLUSIVE
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS. Fare: 81 single round trip, g. Tickets
and rooms At B. and o. ticket ofce, 6l9 and 1851 IA.
ave-, and Hawleys. 18th and New York ave. For
further information inquire companys Office OK the
wharf. Telephone call s45-3 MN. p. WELCH, supt.
and Gen. Agent OILS
CTEAMER ''wAKEFIEIpn
and sATuRDAYS z; z am: Returning TUESDAY.
For Nomini Greek, Va, and Sc. Clements Bay. Ma.
touching at intermediate lAndings
q. W. RIDLEY
5y8 0eoerA AAnaGr
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FRENCH ACCORDION PLATING. ioc. TO &C
vi n KILL -; Per I'd anu NJ RISE PIsiting
sON&h 81 NV. d:lim.
I AIDES oLD-sTYLE sEAIskTN GARMENTS
~ dyed and altered into newest shapes. New seal
is siS s. n " of Ss and md ''
WoNDERs FOR CHRISTMAS, TREE oRNA-
w ments. Fancy Paper. MAS Cards. Booklets, jay
Goods Gsrinan fsvgrs. Iinsel, snow. Glass Rails.
Tin gl ISSs. Candy Boxes s, s.; o., J; Jay @otIp;
NINE. HYATT, MODESTO, HAS REMOVED PROM
are found latest Parisian styles street Costumes
Wraps. Reception Dresses specialty. n.,5-ln'
MADAME PICARD DUMAINr. SPECIALIST IN
shawls mendng white. hla.E and point lace a.. All
work done IL best Partisan style. so92lst st. IA.
OUf Fashionable Moiiste. Walking Costumes.
Evening Dresses and Riding Habits. Tailor system
Prices from ST up. ol6-eo:im'
FRONTS, FRONTS; PROMISE!
Always in order by plain combins
AT
MILE NJ. J. PRANDrs.
1:s,9 ST. n. W. MRS. Harrison's.
Importer Of
Fine French Hair Goods
Hairdressing. shamrooins
FRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN.
Il ing Establishment, 12tll New York ave First
CAROLINE LERcH. 1orlnerly e With A. FISHER and
Maison lriese. Paris ja5i
ANTON FISCHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB
and Gents Garments of all kinds cleaned and dyed
without Ssny riIned ladies tvennS dresses sl'e
crate. Goods called tor and DELIVERED. sl4
A LL-wooL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED.
A FISCHER.
el3 .Si q -. n. W.
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAl

TO THE North. MEsI AND sol IHwEsI.
STEEL RAILS, MtGNIFlCkNI EQUIPMENT
rR,,Sstr,ttpee Sei NgS; III, NJ, fRoN STATION
cSsNfR Gie S1n sSD SSrRrffs Is r1iIows,
For ritts,urv and the wssa shicasG ,Ani,e 9s,'y
Lss' Lane 900 n daily 20 us,rsS; y, 1s,ss
burg. AMI sScpiag esrs frSm Iitisbgrx - In
diAnApolis fi,tsl,urv 50 Columbus. Afccns 70
rgsss. ,or.m. daily psriot Car wsshinSton 60
Harssars and Sl.Ians Cars hsrr,Sn r. a ar
ns.urS So 81 LOUIS, Chicsse and yincin ,,n,,..
csr s'r Mns59nc,B - ~ ,, any ~ unns' sn
ne ting daily at narris,ur.l with ,hru.h s,seysrs
Car ll,,sesrS % larhplond ana Chigsso rsc ,s
west with thrcrsh Sleeper 20 I7itsburs. and Pitts-
BALiIM1RT AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Name, Csnsndsieus. Ie,hester snd NisSsrs rails
For Erie. Cananialsus ana Rochester daily. for puf-
is'o AMI NiSSsrs daily rH,,iS sstury'sy, ioo y
For wiiAn.srort, Rochester aud Mascara Fslls 3 20
I'm; daily. rKceri SATURDAY. with sie-pns csr
For Mianlsr"r,. E..noNo aud Elusira at 10 20 Am
ro, ~ N , 49, sg s.iN :, ,,
foR rniiknlifniGH iW l%PRK .SprHE EAST.
sioi "a; ana II =, p.r' 20 6n sanasS. s II 81
am, :, lo 3 ~, : VI. Iooo AMI n x y IN lam
tied fNIr-Ss ~ Pullman Parl"r t'ars. With Dining
Gar hslti'nore to New h,rs. g. 81 an. daily sssIs
For N.S iSrh only. Limiio FNrrrs- with Dining Car.
ast fNrrssS ~ o. m. Ms~Hk days and .. daily
For Boston. without clange, 10 a m. week days.
- ana ! - = d. every daN.
for brktNn. \. atl through trains connat ~ Ter
sly 'ltA Win t,ats ~ Brooklyn Annex. Afford
nlE tntsf transfer ~ lultun avoiding
onu''lr terrage across New Work f'itN.
Tor Aiathc tiiy. IL AZ a, IN. week days. ~ n p.m
For bsltimore. Il -. ~. = 10. aoa, q ~, loen.
o.H u /" AMI u ~ a.m.. l"te,. > 40. = u.
- 4es ~. - 90. > 81. 6tn. -.
,oth and III <, nm. On sunday. atsl. ael. 10 "a.
,a:se h", ~. iotsi and n Z, P.ni.
tor folr r,"A line, 'na.m. and ~ y. daily.
For Annapolis. ~ and 400 n m II Of and 4 n,
Pm, daily except sunday. sundays. 800 snd
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
N Effect non. "a ls,o.
for ArNandria. 81. - ~. a.. A.. "a. 1857
m ID ~ ~ n : a. ; az 4.,h -. COZ.
50 a. 100 AN. = al. 6Oi. SNs and
Anc"iiiiaofaton Cor ouanfiro Ara m and ~ y m.
n, N's,h ,taA a. a In. Sundays.
f1r hlchit"ud ard the south. IN and 10 - M
O, uaiiN; Ar''lilu'sinfon 4 .Ap 4. m. Ns-'a daNs
ralIis leave AfNsndra Tor AasLiIkt,u 6tLl. = a..
sN. Nv M 49, ~ q. am. 81. 3en 3 "a
, 10, On', ~. 40. 10 - and n ,S pm. On
sunday a = and IN az ain. 'o. = ~. 7s0i.
1biAsis and nlnr1i the Office northeast cor-
ner " l'tn ,ri gnd i'nn~N Nania aNsnuc and at tie
siatnnr MA'f''f ri'f~ D.. IL
CHAS. D.. PlGH. D n MppD
General Manascr. r2Il G.uersl rass.ngs.r AGENT
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RMrIM9RE AND ONO RAILROAD.

I'D Schedule IA rrss-i No,sn.l-.r io. Isn
Leave Washington irin station c'rn'r OF New Jersey
For Chicago ana Norihwesr. Nestiiuiei Ismi,.a
en lTr Has ~ 'ns NJ 'NlT',Ss ;1p.m.
daily 3 "a ana . ~ pm.
Ior iftislur- and Cleveland. express. daily 80
tor leNnston and points in the Shenandoah Valley.
tgr minches,sr aud Way Stations. Is .aop.m.
For baltimore. ws-.k DAYS. aos. 500. g Il. 70.
80. tsto. - iuinuf,st ; NJ a:g1. nj ~ IL al
ntes .i an an n 10 IT, 80 - -. - min
~ ,, 11, q I. %" -, :aL 500, 10 10 aud
an; 100 q, minutes. I 90. sls, -. 3..a
"a, g. % a. minutes. ''a, 800. q A.. q So 10.
For Nay stations ieiween Washington and Bai,i.
20, II 30 pm, Sundays. : ~ am. 1 90. 3 *
80. h-hl, 40; u :np.in
IRAN. leave BALTIMORE Tor Ma,iugton week days.
i az; Cd a.; go; IL :; go se a. e, %.
iI5. 30. 'r ga, H . -. W a, = ~ a. ~ al,
III ." ~ i9" a a9a Ia 80 IN ~ n Sundays 80 l
. 40. . 30. u, .,Jn. ~ .su5. 10 10. so.
10 ia. 1890 aud ] 90 PlH.
PM Sunday. a ana - arm nm lao 10 1 RTns -
Us 70. ; q am, l2su1. , 80 pm sundays. SD
Fl Stations the Metropolitan Brau,h. tGslo.
y, ~ a M 81 - n.m t@ lrin'lIal stations only.
I Or 'aersS ~ e ana Inlerriia,e points ta.o
igr Bqy and intermediate stations. .7p.m.
thurrh Tram leaves N aSlii .stun SUNDAY nj Is
In. sioIIlIis at ali stations GA the Metropolitan
f%r Frederick, -G.9o, ss30. S93o. I'll 40 AIN.
81 -. I3;aL 30 IA:
Tor Ha--r>tUNn. la ~ an and - 10 H. m
rali> arrive nom tfll,ago daily, ~ - IN. and
~ pm nom Cincinnati and -. lptIis daily & -
All and 200 I'm. iruIn lgtis,urg 40 am. > 20
y. m. daily.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NFw YORK AND
lHILADEIPHIA
for New York, Trenton and th. East 4 o., ~ 90.
fOtb, 'f2ae Am. 80. - 90 and 10 10 70 m.
Buffet Paror Cars un all dag trains. sleeping Car On
the lOb pm, oIen AT stn pm.
Tor Busioii. 80 o. IA. WITH Pullman Buffet Sleep
lng ar running thruu-sh 10 Boston without change
va foushk's'ISie Bridge. landing psss.ug.rs b. .
For Philadelphia, 4 o.. - co. 1000. .la 90 noon,
';n, .onl. q - and 10 "a pm.
For Newark, bel. Whining "a and Chester. = a.,
1Sb Am, IL 60 nu'gl. :. a.. -,asn. 'd ~ and
10 30 . m Limited eNl ress, stopping Wilmington
For InterInellaie points between baltimore and
Philadelphia, 1000 ana 500 am, "a Il, % IS
pm.
Trains leave New York for WashinItun "a 90 III 70
a. M. eas. y 10 100 D.. M. and liz. ~ ni1bt.
rains leave Philadelphia Tor WASHINGTON, q "a,
y L. - a. m. n 40. = 81, -jdLI 81 y m
For Atlantic city, ~, and Ia ~ m, Il noon
Sundays. "a a In, 100 noon.
+tNcelu Sunday. DAILY. sSanlay only.
Baggage called tor and checked IRON hotels and no
idences 10y mon Transfer 40. orders left at ckse
ofhces. ol.l aud l;ABl Pa. and at DeIpt.
j. i. ODfl-L, CHAS. -. SCUII,
nl1 Oen Manager. Gen. Pass ARt.
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CHOCOLATE MOSS
is another dainty, pretty and novel dish, and il
made in the following manner: One quart of
fresh cream, favored, sweetencd and whipped
to a stiff froth and drained on u sieve. Mean
while have two squares of bakers chocolate
melting in basin set over teakettie of boil
ing water; stir carefully the melted chocolate
into a froth. pour into II pail or freezer and
freeze without stirring. When wanted for the
table wet a cloth in boiling water and wrap
about the pail until the cream slides ont; slice
and serve. 1t looks like moss and is delicious.
PRCNE WHIP
is something else nice. Use one pound of best
prunes, whites of four eggs, two-thirds Of a cup
of fine white graduated sugar, one-half pint OF
sweet cream, juice of half lemon. After the
prunes are well washed stew them till perfectly
soft. add sugar while cooking; when cold re-
move the pits. Whip the whites of the eggs to
stiff froth. adding prunes and lemon juice;
whip all together for ten or fifteen minutes,
put into a pudding dish and bake for twenty
minutes in moderate oven till n light brown.
When very cold serve with the cream whipped
light and slightly sweetened.
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that you don't want her custom?" asked the
reporter.
THAT would never do in the world. She
draws custom, you know. Many people follow
these society leaders and the society leaders
know they are doing us good and impose on US.
Why, q lady said to me the other day, You
should give us a discount, for the trade we
draw more than compensates you for any loss
you may sustain on our account Here com es
an old army officer. 1 know what he wants, I"
said the huckster quickly, as he changed the
sign on some celery, which read rs cents per
bunch, 70 IS cents per bunch.
sac > A SAMPLE TRANSACTION.
GLOW much is celery?" asked the officer.
reading the sign.
huckster, 'but it will be the first bunch I've sold
at that price. Fine goods these"
That's altogether too much money. I tell
you what I'll do. Give me eight punches of
celery and take this % BILL"
~, I'm losing money, general; but suppose
I'll have to let it go this time"
=, The celery was wrapped UP and deposited in
the general 8 basket, while the owner departed
well satisfied with his bargain
'fhat was very cleverly DONE" said the re-
porter as the hpckster changed the sign.
to keep a sharp lookout, however. for this class
OF customers, and study their ways carefully,
Now, there's the old general. He thinks he has
g. great bargain and will come here again.
Ever caught? Yes once, but I was too foxy and
bought a barrel Of apples.I tipped the sign as
you noticed inst now, and put their price up a
dollar and half on barrel. He bought at an
advance of half q dollar on the regular price,
and when he left l changed the sign sgain.
he returned without my seeing him, and was
Indignant when he saw the price had been
lowered. sHow's this" he said NV heart com
menced to beat rapidly and was ct . loss
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For ncNandr,a. ~. = ~. 7. a.. ; AZ pa. 1867
s.m,,' u. ~ n'sn : a.. , ;sl, 4,,t. ~. COZ.
~. lnNa AMI u ~ pm. pn SUNDAY y Z az,
80 y a. 100 an. = al. 6Oi. SNs and
A.,,,,,',i,, A., -. ,,... -
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Everybody Now Looking Out for
Dainty Christmas Gifts.
THINGS SEEN IN THE STORES
Royal Worcester China Will Always be Ac-
ceptabls and an English Article Resembling
Drcsden-Suggestion for Articles for Church
Fairs and Festivals.
Written for The Evening Star.

EASTER AND FASTER fly the days toward
Il the all-eventful day-December 25-and all
the time the shops are filling up with the Christ
mas crowd. which pushes and struggles good
naturedly in its slow progress from one depart
ment to another. Everywhere people are
thinking of what will please this member of the
family. or suit that dear friend. and thus early
getting into the blessed state of the giver each
one being ready. however. to sustain the less
blessed one of receiver" when Christmas dav
is really here. The funny Photographer is as
busy with his jokes about present giving as
other folks are with the presents themselves,
and many are very pat, too. II the Christmas
shopper can lessen her list each time she goes
out she feels cause to congratulate herself. but
often indecision or inability to find what she
seeks brings her home weary and with but little
accomplished toward getting ready for the great
event
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Upon the crust as much depends for success
as upon the mince-however delicious the fill
ing may be tough, heavy pastry destroys every
other virture and renders the whole distastefu
and unpalatable. Never cut mince pie no,
from the oven; they should be barely hot.
is best to bake small trial pie to test its rich
ness. The edges should be carefully snugged
and free from air crevices. One inch deer
makes a well-filled pie.
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| such Irritating dust vapors or gases as ma,
| prove prejudicial to the good health status O,
| the parts under discussion. Where such ex
posures are necessary the wearing of some pro
| lection over the month is essential
| The use OF an open-grate fire is beneficial tc
| those whose throats sensitive Keen thu
| system in good tone by sponge baths TONES
and physical exercise. The use Of alcohol as j
! beverage il injurious.
| Keep your sleeping rooms at 80 degrees to &C
| degrees In winter. 'The ordinary mild acute
attack OF sore throat has a tendency to get well
itself, and usually lasts only two or three DAYS
hemaln Indoors rccline on sofa i'm moder.
atel y warm apartment. eat mild, unstimulat.
ing diet. and keep the bowels freely open. Ice
may be melted in the mouth and allowed 10
| battle the infiamed parts. 1t is important To
remember that complete rest is of the creates,
benefit in acute Inflammation. Avoid swallow.
| ing as much as possible.
| One of the most agreeable drinks is moder.
ately cold milk. The GOODNESS of the milk
| seems to dull the sensitiveness of the tonsils.
| Gruels made from cracker bread oatmeal
rice, &C., are relished. Cream toast and beet
| tea are good Do not eat or drink ANYTHING
stimulating. Avoid coffee, tea and all liauors'
L should not object to cocoa.
The tonsils may be painted in the case of
young children by the means Of a cameis hair
brush with solutions OF fannie acid. Benzoin
and powdered alum. In adults or persons old
enough to gargle think solution Of one-baIf
| teaspoonful of powdered alum to half n Gun Of
| water is one of the best remedies that can be
used. The alum Is a powerful astringent and
shrinks the tOnsils 50 that swallowing is inn
proved almost at once. Repeat this parpIe
every hour. Follow the gargle of alum with
gargles of II solution of alcohol and water every
fifteen minutes to harden the tonsils A cracker
pOultice around the neck, poultices of linsee,l
meal and the turpentine stupe should be EN-.
ployed to draw the blood to the surface. For
| the same purpose use the mustard foot hath
Tonsilitis will last usually a week or ten DAYS.
Treat it at the outset; do not neglect it. and II
the instructions that are here given are OBJ
served and utilized every one can, in most
cases, treat tonsllitls at home. Keep in the
house an ounce bottle Of tincture of aconite Ia
reduce fever, good supply Of faxseed meal
for poultices, quart bottle of alcohol and ana
ounce of powdered alum. -
| The PEoPLE's Docroa.
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Tor Hals'rstown. flo a. a. m. ana - 3Opm
rams arrive nom thl-aGo dal,y, ~ ~ a IN and
~ I.I nom Cincinnati and 81 lstis daily q ~
alI. and :. % J.. IN. irUui llis1urg 40 am 30
D. daily.
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MANIllNGToN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In Il,AEi.T NnA -. Nm

For ANNAPOLIS N and 900 n m. II &C, and 4 n,
pm daily. except sunday Sundays. 400 a IN. "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-19
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Editor Larry Gautt of the Athens Banner
went to Covington Saturday to sreak in be-
half of Mr.. Calhoun, the alliance nominee fol
the United States senatorshp. Ee opened
up pretty smo' THY with his preface, but
after speaking four or five minutes he began
to founder, stammer, stood for a few
moment, said he was sick, and though he
had prepared a speech, he-he- and finally
broke down completely, saying at he was
utterly ashamed to have appeared before
that audience in such cause. All agreed
that it was the most perfect failure ever
witnessed His distress won the sympathy
of all. He said after coming out of the
court house that he could not advocate the
man that the alliance caucus had nomi-
mated
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appointed its standing -mmittces It was
lgnorant OF the fact that the sasioaal bed :
was about TO pursue ire same course.
President Baker OF the Chicago board of
trade and a number OF the local board Of
directors CT the fair thought the main rart
OF the fair should be plac d in Jacison park
that multiplicity of executive heads To the
Iair was injurious, anG that the na;ioral
COMMITTEES had hiudered rather Than helped
the wTrk. The committee thea accepted
tne invitation to be present at the JOINT con-
ferencs to be held by the national and local
boards, and adjourned until Tuesday mora