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Schedule In Eject MAY IL

Trains leave Union Depot 9th and n streess 10 81
Snr,o nor ds Newport News old bO,n, Comfort ani
ii - am C,ncinnsti Express daily 70 stations IA
xesseule sleepers through without change 70 Cln.
IL 10 Pm S;. ;SS a Limited daily. SOLID
change to 1ne ains cs T1I tsr ssns9 sthSa.
ineton and Louisviiie., Pullman Cars are open t.
receive Passengers at pm.
Once: ol3 Pennsy wanna avenue
Hw FULLER
UI~-u General Passenger Agent
R4LTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Schedule in effect June 70. 1890.
a, .son s s5 corner OF New jersey
aer Sai'GaT0 asd Northwest vesn6uled Limited er-
a. asr ce,Dnrs s. Louis ana Indianapolis express
y, for pists6Gr. ana Cleveland. express daily s3ol
lexington and points in the Shenandoah v.llss
fSr fM nr.i and way stations. rs 3opm
So , SatSm ss h, msss .ys POO
!S;IS IS SO s.: s 4 asS =
s;S S. to:5v and lao PM. sundays 4:o5. 80.
afS. sS SO 3 mo @n a%: Sc oG s
minutes ~ !ns 500 6:la 6:2G 1850 s:35. 1854
u aOs Way ~. station. between Washington and pA
lI;3t pm; sundays 80 AM my 90 s: 81:
S1;S stnGS' fG5 sca ssp ses s
lo;2O. and 1883 am l. 100. i2:IU, 10 30
300 1910 TO- S and GS 90 og S;n ss
G:SU; 10; SO, 30, $3.50, lu:a1 1896 a M
20 s s%S 81 iolS and Is 900 I'm 90
shs 5 So am; ia'os $50 R aaaTe su AnaS.
>. tSr stations the Metropolitan Branch. 10 30
IaSa M, s. l5 pm for friIcipA stations only
f for EoSfHiie and Way stations. rs pm
Sa.uieisturg and ihte ln ttIate FONTS 20 90
i99999' "a ~. 90 Am. II 200 t3:o0 OBJ. i9:sS
for Boyd's ana intermediate stations. .7.Oop.m.
Pm, stopping at ali stations ON Metfopotan Branch
FOR treGerek. tU.3U. $3.50 81 80. III so ~
For has.rstown. rio 40 am. and IS :30pm.
rams arrive from Cnic.so daily IL ~ a m. aud
Am and 200 Pm: FROM Pi,tsburs 40 ain. 81
,NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
sew lort. Trenton, Newark, j., aud kliEabeth.
= so asS mo: lo;yo; 'lo:91; LOO am. '..50,
"a ~ ms sleeping Car On tho lO;5O y. a. open
fhiladsiphia - o5, rs 90 1000 .1a 90 noon.
%;oO, 90. 'o:I5 and 1880 pm.
'lO:3O pm. ' ~-'
nhiiadeIphia to:o0 and $3.50 s.ni.. t2:JO, .I:0
t tbs snl $500 $50 500 Inn. aEa 'i ssYS
rains leave Philadelphia for Washington ..,4
s:i3. BALI. 'li;3o E.m- II ~. AL 800
For Boston ~ so pm, with Pullman Bute, sIe.r.
ing car run ming through 10 Boston Without change
va ponshkeei sic BriGge. landing pusseusers III b. UNI
For Atlantic City, :O5 and 10 am. ZOO noon.
sundays 400 aIn II noon AID 10 SO nm
Luggage called Tor aid checked iron hotels and resi-
cences b. Union Transfer COMPANY GA orders left AZ
-, o,>,,, CBAS. .. sCULI- Gen. fass. Agent.
.. l. oDELL. Con. Manager. ID
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Gov. Campbell Sliohted

The lower branch Of the Ohio legislature
reconvened yesterday afternoon. the senate
having adjourned until today. Gov. Campbell
sent q message to the house. but the sneaker
refused to recognize his private secretary and
an adjournment motion was rushed through.
Gov. Campbell looks upon the action OF the
speaker as a personal insult The message
suggested that a non-partisan board of I'M
proyements for Cincinnati be appointed by the
mayor of that city, aud that election be held
IN April The message will 60 TO tho senate
today.
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"Babyo Beckwith TO Wed.

Private information from abroad announces
the engagement Of Miss Helen Beckwith. daugh-
ter Of the late Nelson NJ. Beckwith Of New
York city, to Francis Dudley Leigh, eldest son
of Lord Leigh Of Leighstone Abbey. Miss
Beckwith is at .sent living with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Martin at their place in the Scotch
highlands. She is en- heircss, having been lett
over $75O.O00 by her father. Miss Beckwith
has for years been known in New York society
as Baby" Beckwith. She is about forty three
years old. The marriage will be celebrated IN
London November &
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lss5-S6- s7-Ss-da
TOTAL sI,4se 4s,sIo s4.oss s4.soI ss,s2s

TOTAL sI,499 45,9I0 34.o3s 81, sol 6s,529
But it is not alone in numbers that the grssl
increase Of advertising is shown The larger
space required for advertisements during thu
year 1889 as compared with that occupied -
1888 is even moro striking.
The average daily space hlled by advertise
ments in 1888 was Is 10 columns, or 777s columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2975 columns, or 922s columns IN
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-
vious year Of 444 cOlumnsl And this, IL naA
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of The
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way of tax sales, poll lsts election returnA
ETC., such as occasionally swell the business a
political organs, being included In IT, pstroap
age.
In conclusion, 10 10 only necessary 10 say thsA
In proportion TO the extent and high chAracsss
Of its circulation. TEE srAR's advertising rats
take rank with the very lowest in the country.
and to add, finally, that every statement herein
made can be abundantly verified THE CID
CULATIoN OF THE PAPER Is SWORN To-
ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS Arr
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND ITS BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
AN INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Tho difference between a loose vague
boast and en- affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one. and of great significance to person
interested in the statement. The STAR streoTs
10 its circulation. This is point Of great i'm
portanco TO advertisers
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The Baltimore to Winter in Europe.

From the New York Tribune.
The report few days ago that the cruiser
Baltimore, commanded by Capt Winfield s.
Schley, was expected to return to the United
States in the next few weeks is not we'll
founded. A letter from one of the officers Of
the ship received yesterday was to the effect
that she would remain in European waters
through the winter, anyway. Mrs. Schley and
her daughter, Miss Virginia Schiey, the latter
being engaged to be married to the Earl Of
Wharncliff, are now in Europe, and after COM
plotting the getting together Of Miss Schiey's
rousseau they will go to southern France,
where the Baltimore is expected to winter.
The wedding will not take place until Febru-
airy, and the present plan is that it sh all take
place on board the Baltimore.
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Chesapeake Oyster Banks "Dead.

CnesHpeaKe Oyst6r 18AhKs "Dcad."
Oyster dredgers arriving at Baltimore report
that all along Kent Island of the "Lumps, {"
and down the western shore as far as Patuxent
and Cooper Island the oyster banks are found
''dead." What has killed the oyster.is not
known. Dredsers say it would have taken
them weeks to get load. All the dredgers
have similar reports to make. 1: is believed
that the lower part Of the bay has good crop.
II not, the failure OF the Chesspeake supply
will mean scarcity Of oysters Of the whole
eastern country.
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A Horrible Viyisection Experiment.

The opponents OF vivisection (the Daily
Neecs correspondent at Vienna telegraphs) will
be Disguised to hear Of an experiment
which took place at the hospital of Prof
Stricker's class yesterday. A little dog
was made insensible, fastened to a
board and when his heart had
been laid bare. an instrument called the cpl
scope was applied. which threw the magnfied
picture Of the dogs heart on the wall opposite,
revealing to the eyes Of all present every
movement Of tho heart The experiment
lasted half an hour. According to the pro-
fessor the successful demonstration Of the
movements of living heart is of the greatest
value to the student Of medicine.
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Death of a Wealthy Colored Man.

Joseph Major, one 81 the weaIthiest colored
men in Virginia, died several years ago on the
estate Of President William Henry Harrison on
the James river. Major was the father Of
thirty children, and at the time OF his death
was one hundred and one years old. His
fourth child by his first wife is sixty years Of
age Major leaves about $50. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
Nelson VIII TRY Again.

Nelson did not start for home Sunday night
as was intended, but turned westward again,
going to Cambridge City, Ind; today he
will attempt to lower his record for the fifth
time in as many weeks. The 2:l11a-mile SIAM
boul event in California Sunday is al in
centive to Nelson's owner to trot him again.
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The Count Of Paris Dined.

The veteran commanders Of the Army Of the
Potomac gave banquet last night at the Plaza
Hotel in New York to their old comrade, the
Count of Paris Gen. Butterfeld had the head
of the table. He was hanked by Gen. Sherman
and the guests Of the evening and others. Gen.
Butterfield spoke to "Our Guest" and was fol-
lowed by the count. An Army Of the Potomac
badge was then presented to the count by Gen.
Siocum in "A brief speech
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A Lively Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon the horse attached to
the carriage Of II. G. Stewart ran away from
the corner Of 10th and + streets, going down +
street At 9th street he broke the fire plug and
at 7th street demolished letter box and
when caught he had smashed the buggy COM
pletely
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, kCoRDvILLE
l Pa $3.50 year one OF the best schools to teach
boys und grls how Ia meet the duties of lie. Five
courses OF study. Boys under 3 years, $3.50.
JOSEPH ShORTLIDGE lYale). A M, Prin.
3y29-eo3n'
Oh Nv mary tgiris), Military Academy (boysJ.
lan grounds: very healthy; best care; thorough ill.,
structon; cottage system. EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS,
Haddoufield Nj. s97-lms
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rs 8 p ss$$$sssss I. .'
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ssnss UuuY ssss II NM e. ssss ~
F. F. $s.jj$#ESSS t..

THE EVENING STAR 70 offered 70 the PUT
lie, In good faith and with confidence, as THE
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM In
TIE UNITED STATES In point Of fact n
may be truthfuliy said that IL 10 without a.
equal in this respect any where in the world
These averments are borne out by the fgurss
given below, which are compiled from the
sworn weekly statements printed ia the paper
on each Monday in the year, and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation Of the paper during
the year 1889, published in THK srAn on the
18th Of January, 1880.
Briefly stated, the points upon which The
above claim is based are these; That
L. The Star hns three simcs the circu-
IasiOn OF any other paper In washing.
ton!
2. The STARE circulation I'm washing.
ton IL double that OF all the other daily
papers published i'm the citv added %.
getherII
3. fbe star has q larger and fuller
circulation i'm the city where printed.
I'm proportion 20 reading and purchas.
Ing population, thnn any other nesss.
paper i'm the worIdIII
Z. The Star has the largest regular
and permanent homo circulation OF
any tvo-cent afternoon paper 4. the
United states
In support Of these claims and 70 show the
constantly increasing circulation OF the paper.
attention is invited to the figures following:
DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1856 s7-ss-a
1855. 1856. ISSy. 1SSs. ISeg.
JAN...20.4s6 23,3ss 2s,Iso 2s.3ss 2,.s4t
FEB. 2,O2s -, 32I 26,2ss 27,I6I $4,000
MAR..23,5i9 ID, 594 26,00s 2.,4se 3a.3ss
AFR. .22,5,2 2I.,2, 25,5,5 27,I6G 2s.ss3
MAY. -21,i7i 2f.35s 25,,ia 26,.29 2s.sts
JUNE .2l,933 23,s0s 25,II6 27,453 30.I,3
'rLY..2i,406 23,Is6 24.S7e 26,363 2s,65o
AUG.. .2I.4I5 22,36i 2i.s3s 25.52I 2s.5ss
SET 2i,o33 22,302 2i,s05 a3,32a 2s,i,s
ocr...2I,4s, 2I,7eI 24,s07 25,s4S SO.32s
Nov- .22,o4S 23,65t 1850, 2s.s14 n ,oaS
pEc...23,0O0 24,6Ss 26,46s 26,,53 81 ,6sS
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Will Not Assist tho Lottery

The United States Express Company has
ordered its agents not to receive money, tickets
or lists Of drawings from the Louisiana Lottery
Company, or in any way to assist in the trans
action Of lottery business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21

Dispatches from all the large cities and many
OF the towns OF Kansas state that many origi-
nal package saloons have been opened and are
doing thriving business as result Of the de-
cision FRIDAY by Judges Phelps and Foster OF
the United States circuit court, declaring the
sale OF original packages in the state Of Kansas.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY.

new book from cover % cover The work Of tee
Cost more than e30v.000 for editing. illustrating
yps setting and slscsrotypiny Ih,s superb volume
s2tl 3m <S6 9TH ~
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL SrocK
OF FOREIGN CoATIN0s. vEsTIHoa
SUITINGS. OvERCOATINGSAN AND TRoUsER-
INGs RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO AID.
NlRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ARE IN.
ylTED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY H. ID. BARR, iii PA AVE, ARE GUAR
ANTEED TO BE OF THE CORRECT STYLE.
ol7
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR kvEky STATE
~ aud Territory, Notary aud U. n CynInissioper.
JNU =. bEAI4Is 13xl y O. NV
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CuORT hoITE TO LONDON
- NOllDDLU1eChEk LLOYD q. g co
lskt ExIrees steanlers
10 Southampton lLOnGol hEvfe), Bremen.
Trave, wei. ~ -. Loou, 5pree, Sat, Oct -, :
pm. LAhn, We'd. Oct -. am. L.uor, sat-, Nov
1, - an; ..l!er. wed. Nov. .. IL AIN; Fulda Sat.
Nov. = PIN.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, luxuriou
sslCCn VI Iontn.ents. liices: lat cabin and up
NsIa lertb. according location cabin. 400 al
adult; steernge NJ low rxtsA Ayply " L Il.
DLOOP. SSo fenn ava OILS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
DENTISTRY.

I'M. CLARA W. MoNAUGHTON, DEN list, III
~ lth st. NV; graduate of Michigan University
AZ branches OF at reasonable the pat
ronage OF ladtes and children especially solicited.
olS-3m
l@REE DENTAL 1NFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF material. at 1920 h st. NV. DeLtal Depart
daily, except sunday. Extractaon free. Innrmsry
open from October 2 TO June 30. $50
nR STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
~ knw.-fint-clsss fillines inserted. Apphcs ton
~ gums prevents rain extracting AL branches of
Dentisiry. Al preseDt lScAtioa ten years. milf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21

(NVIL SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL RXAMI.
~ nations Full Information. Successful prepara-
ton IA years experience. - ". FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy
Institute, s. W. cor. 9Th and X sts.n.w ol7-3Eis
GERMAN BY THE "WORD.CHAIN SYSIEM."-
" lrvf. PHILIP IL. MUELLER has returned to the
city Cins5cs IN German resumed t Lehman Buid-
ing. l4.o New FORK ave-. MONDAY, Oct. 20 olG-6t'
IIORElG ERS DESIRING EXPERIENCED Teacher
II of English nny address Miss BALCH, 1907 9th st
Refers by eInission 10 former pupils CHILEAN Minis
ter and number of ran-American Delegates. ol7-2m
VNhEO. VOCKEY JR.. Isl UDlED ABROAD),
l. ARTIST
Instructions Given i'll Drawing and Painting.
ol6-1m 1882 WallGch Place NV.
u ICHARD COMPTON. VOICE SPECIALIST
IL Patrons and Pupils carefully prepared Tarlor
pl.tforni, Concert Choir. Stage Opera Removed
to 1908 II It. n W. olJ-6ts
4 G. STAKIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE. 10 ST
"A NV. Full business course, 30 per month, $50
Tor ten months; and evening sessic ms: private
and class instruction. stuieDls prepared for civil
service EXAMINATIONS; new method OF illustrating
boos keeping. by which students advance rapidly
ol4-lm'
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sw. COR NJ. AND IL TIL srs WASHINGTON, D. G
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

sW.coR NJ. AND IL TIL srs.. WASHINGTON. d @
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE aIRLA
SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS
MONDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH
Thorough instruction in all departments in accord
ance with best modern methods. Buildings remodeed
enlarged and furnished with every appliance foe
health and comfort Of pupils including passenger ee-
vstor steam heating ind perfect sanitation. For fur.
Their particulars apply after September First $780,
the Principal
au27-:im MRS. ELIZABETH J. soMERs.
(oLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
~ oS3 La ave, opposite city post office,
Gives the Best business Training In tine World the
ceiVcd the only gold medal awarded Tor business du-
cstion at the Worlds Fair held in iaiis. 1889 six
TO-
.asd is Il t in * f 1H GE. pn
SpENCEEIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
practical business education that qualities young
nlsn aud Women 70. e!t-supEors and useful lives
rnsemets from August 70 This ooese s embraces
SIX schools yz school Of Practical business Anu Ac-
Meuc and RI ld writing; Moral ana Social Culture;
I HS ra
iLc udiEG punctuation and spelling School spence
rial Practical Penmansbip including teachers
nal course and blackboard writing. School of Me-
chanical ana Architectural Drawux, including govern
ment wors school for Civil eryce Training indyid-
ual anu class instrncGon. Day and Night Sessions.
Year scholarship for business course day sessions 90
payable 81 ~ or entering and balance on monthly in
staimenls OF sl0 each. or $50 il paid In tull
terng Year ichotarsip, night sessions, $50 payable
as on enteri aui S lance III monthly instaLn OF
go each or Q Il raid IN full on entering Quarterly
rates: S2o d; se' lens. SIS night sessions Write
call for new IL cd announcement for lS901S9l.
Telephone ,..., l0S4-3.
HL1HY &. SPENCER. LIB Principal
au16 MhS. SARA A SPENCER Vice Principal.
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ATTORNEYS

"A date Assistant U. B. District Attorney, second
huor endail building, opposite City HALL s24-lm
E,UGENE +. ARNOLD.
II Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
A5S Louisiana ave.
Opposite City Hall. au21-3m
f,AAI 81 LII CARllINGTON, ATTORNEY.AT-LAW
~ Webster Law building, sos b ST. H. ". W arlington
j.. @. Residence 17Ul 2 ". d22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
IN WAsHI At:TON.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF FINE EDUCATION
"A and excellent Recommendations desires to take
IN the
DIANo LESSONS.
L SPECIAL attention given 70 b:sinnsr. Terms req
's Sse.s.. frrA b. ' sis q NV.
DIANo INSTRUCTION By MISS MAY H. MEAD,
az pnp q aeS a Of the aGys
MISS, scHMITT's sCHooL-KI NDEReARTEN
NJ and Prmary140a. 81 ; Il nv coaches from the
lstion and speech readinx taught the deaf o1s1m''
% Ev. JOSEPH GRAF. oRGANIsT AND CHOIR
n Master at the Catholic University,
Singing. Pane orsan Theory &c rS Of Ms 1 a."
ssDssi terms to members of Catholic Shgreh
MADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SINGING
w after the true Italian method q voice culture.
Music Theoretically aud Languages. has resumed her
N Sc ect Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
aud Little Chris -Four large connecting houses. with
and teachers Girls prepared for college or
FL fff HfrEsra RT III
WiIH IPI.T ExAN ~ SfSS INF
Object 9pa Ca, nrsw; M. Mr. + Mssser
shakespeare and Study Of Del sarte, Miss Mary
Evelyn Walbridge;
Modern Literature and Current Topics. Mrs. Don p
Halsey:
French Elocntion and Conversation. natural mehod.
Prof. J. ID. Gaillard;
French Literature and History Prof Xavier Teillard
German Language and Literature, Frau Emma
Poesche;
Spanish, Pref. J. B. Correa;
Dancing, Mr.. A. Dec. Mueller.
All classes must number from four to twelve per-
sons.
Individual instruction in Voice Culture Prof Otto
T. Simon.
On the Piano, DR. Gloetzner,
And i'll the French anguags, Prof Teillard.
For Particulars address Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM d.
CABELL, 1401 Massachusetts ave, Washington. &c
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RAILROADS.

4 ,HksAPLAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY
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lfRIEND, SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 / ST. n. W.
T. Primary, intermediate aud High School for
both sexes. Eighth year begins sEfTEMBER -
with corrs Of ten teachers all professional and
perienced Students prepared business or Tor
Individual trainings special advantages 10 apt pupils
The school ID wei supplied with charts reference
books and physical aud chemical spparxtua Text
books furnished without EXTRA charge 1he building
and the lighting, heating. Ventilation aud plulnbinw
are exceilent otace hours. ~ am to u IN. People
iii ~ 'l'se hg TaoI si1.n f nSSs
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Nature in CONFUSION

Is terrific, VOlanic eruptions, cyclones,
earthquakes are awfully and tremend-
Ously picturesque, but scarcely desirable
to emulate in action and effect by the
administration of remedies which pro-
dnce CONFUSION and agony in the abnor-
NAL portion of the human frame. Such
is the effect of the old fashioned violent
purgatives happily falling more and
more into disuse, and Of which Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is the wholesome.
pleasant and far more effective succeed
aneum. They weakened the intestines--
the Bitters invigorates them. They left
the bowels inactive, because incapacitat-
ed by ensuing feebleness. The Bitters,
Oh the contrary, and because it enables,
not forces, them to act-a vast and for
tunate difference -perpetuates their ac-
tivity and regularity. The liver is bene-
ficially stimulated, as the kidneys also
are. by this medicine, which easily con-
buers. also, malaria, nervousness and
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Hymenial.

Saturday morning last, the 18th In.
slant, at half past nine o'clock, Mr.. F. +.
Palms, wealthy and highly respectable
and esteemed citizen of Detroit, Mich,
and Miss Marie Aimee Martin, one of st,
Martinville's most accomplished daugh-
tiers, were united in the holy bonds OF
marriage, at the Catholic church, Rev,
Father LanglOis afficiating.
The friends who witnessed the cere.
mOny were many and extended to the
new couple their best wishes and conpra-
tulatiOns. Mr.. and Mrs. Palms were the
recipients of numerous congratulatoryy
kilograms.
MIR. and Mrs. Palms departed on the
twelve O'Clock train for the home Of the
groom, Detroit. Mich.
They carry with them the best wishes
OF the Messenger.