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Foreign Topics of Interest.

The famous prison OF Millbank was vacated
on Sunday. Four years ago 1t ceased to be
used as convict establishment, and il has since
been used as place Of temporary commitment.
1t is now vacant altogether. Roupell the
forger the Tichborne claimant and other noted
criminals have been inmates Of Millbank.
The marked protectionist policy Of the
Spanish government is causing much uneasiness
among Spanish manufacturers and property
owners, the duties on imported coal being mad
double the former rates. and the export duties
on iron and copper being largely increased.
The Turkish authorities III Macedonia have
arrested fourteen persons on suspicion Of hav-
ing been connected with the murder of the
Greek, Popo Stojan. Four Of the persons ar
rested died under the judicial examination and
the torture which attended IT.
Lord Salisbury's surprising change from an
extremely warlike to a very pacific attitude
toward Portugal about three weeks ago is now
believed to have been prompted by informa-
ton conveyed to the premier that Portugal
owed the Barings nearly 81 ZOO. 0O0 the loss or
denial Of which to that house, through HOSTILE
ties between England and Portugal, would
have precipitated the collapse Of that great
house.
Advioes from Corea by the way Of Pekin state
that the brother Of the King Of Corea, who was
arrested as the leader Of the recent conspiracy
to murder the king, has been put to death and
A dispatch from Vienna says that Russia has
agreed to bear the expense Of increasing the
efficiency OF the Montenegrin army and that
the principaiity 10 virtually Russian province.
DR.. Parker, the noted pulpit orator Of the
City Temple, declared In an interview today
that Mr.. Parneil 10 bound to retire from the
Irish leadership since his private character has
been smirched, as the liberal party would lose
. very large support among the non-conform-
lists II 1t should continue to affiliate with poll
tician who openly sets the Law Of God and man
at defiance.
II il stated that Cardinal Rampolla, the papal
secretary Of state, has requested the Irish Cath
ole bishops to como 10 Rome January Is for
an important conference on Irish matters. It
10 not known whether the Parnell scandal IN
bearing on Irish politics, will be ons Of the
subjects discussed or not
A fresh expulsion Of anarchists from Ewitxer-
land 10 imminent
Rev. Dr.. Adam, leader Of the Free Church in
Scotland, II doad.
Miss Annie z. Baxter, the smocratic candi-
date for county clerk at oukthage, No., was
4 ma al II -
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FTHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AND FARM.
ABOUT THREE MILES BEYOND TENNALTY:
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY. Fo1yRrH
1850. AT TWELVE O'Clock NJ, shall sell the fol-
brscing, in part Work Horses, -Four -horse Wsgons
8 Sets Double Harness, Lot Pillow Harness. Plows
other Farming Implements. Lot OF Fodder and straw,
niS-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,ons.,
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He Hopes to Find q Cancer c

He Hopes to Find . Cancer Cure.
Prof. Billroth Of Vienna Ntertains strong
hopes Of being able to perform enectual cures
in cssss Of cancer. The professor has made
this malady his especial study for years, and
his operations are widely known In the medical
profession. He 10 now convinced from recent
experience that cancer 10 caused By infection
and that II 10 bacillic in it, nature
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WHAT MR.. HUNTINGDON THINKS.
A Long Run on q New York Bank.


The uncertainty in financial circles in New
York caused an unsettled feeling to possess the
minds Of those who have deposits in the banks
OF the city, particularly among the poorer peo-
pie. Depositors in the Citizens's Saving Bank
Of the city of New York at Bowery and Canal
street besieged its doors yesterday from the
opening hour till 6 o'clock, when the doors
were closed with difficulty. All day long q
crowd surrounded the bank and clamored for
admission. The officials paid the demands Of
the depositors with as much expedition as
possible, but it was impossible to pass over the
money quickly enough to satisfy the appli-
cants who were labOring under the impression
that the bank had failed. President Quintard,
at the close Of the day, said about 800, 600 had
been paid out, averaging about S75 to a de-
position. Mr.. Quintard said that the bank was
all right He showed by the books the bank
bad surplus Of Sl,40O,000 There was S1,-
5000 subject to check at any time. Assets
amounted to s13, 419 81. About twelve mill
ions were due depositors
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GOULD ON TOP AGAIN.
The Meaning Of His Sons Election to
the Pacific Mail Presidency.

the Pacific Mail Presidency.
The election Of George Gould to the presi-
dency Of the Pacific Mail Steamship line, 40
narrated in yesterdays STAR, was the result of
patient planning. Since early last spring,
when George Gould was ousted from the presi-
dency Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
by C. P. Huntingdon and his friends, the Goulds
have been lying low, waiting for an oppor-
tunity to regain control Of the company. This
they have now accomplished. The retiremens
last May Of George Gould from the presidency
Of the company and the causes that led to il
are still remembered by railroad managers.
Young Gould had plan Of promoting the in
terests of the Pacific Mail Company by start
ing steamship lines between Tacoma and ia
pan and China The carving out of
this scheme would have hurt some of
the interests represented in the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's directory. Mr.. Hunt
ingdon and his friends opposed it, and got to-
gether sufficient holdings to retire George
Gould, and put stop to his steamship scheme.
The stock went up at once as soon as the
Goulds lost control, but went down with the
general crash Of the past few weeks, and when
at the bottom figures the Goulds began to buy.
They are now on top again and Jay Gould him.
self is out in a card announcing the victory.
According to the New York special to the Balti-
more Sun he says:
''Good Will come out OF the present depres-
sion. Some railroad managers will not feel as
big as they did few months ago. / have
noticed a mellowing already on the part Of
few Of them The big head is terrible dis
ease, and if ever get it l hope my friends will
put me in On asylum. The managers of rail-
roads should feel themselves responsible to the
bond and stockholders, and the latter will in
future assert their rights in way that will cor
rect the evils from which they have suffered
the past few years.
WHAT MIR. HUNTINGDON THINKS
President Huntingdon of the Southern Pa
cific company left San Francisco.last night for
New York. few minutes before he left Mr..
Huntingdon's attention was called to a press
dispatch announcing the new board Of officers
for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Mr..
Huntingdon said: 1.-THE election has resulted
as expected and wished. In fact. the present
officers of the company had been decided upon
before the election preceding the last and were
changed after came to California"
When asked if he thought the company
would carry out its policy by putting on line
OF steamers between Tacoma, Japan and China,
he replied: II see NO reason why they will not
do so. This proposition has been much talked
of and is sure to come sooner or later. sup
pose it may as well commence now as ct some
future time"
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Ii A Omar Pick.

Ii A GRrAr PlcKLn
Certainly. you are meddler always are but yoa
will survive with reason intact provided you give up
meddlins.
We onco knew . man who made large fortune by
simply minding his own business You should pront
by his example, follow in his footsteps and not worry
over the Affairs Of other people All your worrying
and fussing and tuning will not prevent Us from sell.
ing
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN
At "a 90. so75, $3.50 1915. sa5o. sloeo sio7A
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS
At sl2.25. $3.50. slz4o. s2o.5o
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS
Goats, Vests and Long PsnssI
Ats4.5o $3.50. 90. se75. o.. Sta
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS
Jacket and Short PantO
Asl.ee. O.. 90. s2.s7. g. ss.2a. $3.50. asst.
MEMS STORM COATS AT sa7a
MEMS cHINcHILLA ovERooArs AT ss.2a
MEMS KERsEY ovERcoATs AT slo7A
STORM COATS FOR BOYS ATsA
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AUCTION SALES.
rom . R ROW

THoMAs DowLINo. A.caonssr.
SPECIAL SALE OF HrkcINTEs chocvs TULIPS.
fssH ~: 's Il fAEiss ssE5sa asss
w 1ool ID o., OPP Pa ave.
1ARASEsE ART AycTIoN SALE
POSITIVELY LAST fixf PAYS OF THIS GREAT
There s..o several par q e,t,sordinsry l.rrs
posed Of msceiisneous lot Of japanese Por-
cel.ins, silks serena &c. Sc
lection must . sold NOs sinsie OO,ect OF sr,'
nj .aa
%ALTEk L Williams co.
TkysIELs,, SALE OF IMPRoyEp RI ESTATE
sfSEEH TsET%fkS TwsfSSff-NiSfR AN AND
By virtue q : decree Of the suprem. cour, of the
S m s. No tine
f FIRST q DAY AZ EFes R rInip ,ss
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. N. those parcels OF real
, tate IN the city OF SeorstSsn the District OF 90,
n4I IL Gsorge W Rigs's recorded subdivision q oris
aSd ana
l6;D in Beali's addition 10 GeorTetown. being in
Terms Of sale preseriSed By decree: ono,hi-d cash
and balance in two equal instsll:n and
he propry .ea or ali essh Ss%' 81 pScs.Sr
deposit Of 800 on each lot will be required time
Of sale All conyeyancing 1t cost Of purchasers On
ten OO) days default in compliance with terms Of
sale trustees will resell at cost and risk OF defauting
purchaser upon hve %; days notice In the Evening
Star, J. HOLnsN oRTH GORDON
ApnAMT 5 9. Si2 SiS d st. NV
" Trustee. 929 ct. NV.
DUNCANsoN BROS Auctioneers nio-d&ds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO, AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS FRONTING ON STREET BETWEEN
NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-FIRST, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, we shall sell. in
LOIS Is AND 80 IN SQUARE ITO
Being 20 feet and - feet inches street north
ives; and running back an average depth OF about IS
feet to an alley.
Parties in search OF admirably located building
should give this sale their special attention.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. balance in one two
and three from day of sale and by deed
OF trust on property sOld all cash. purchaser
option $500 down on each lot at time Of sale. All
conveyancg. &c, at pun hasers aud IL terms Of
sale are not complied with within ten days from day
OF sale the property will be resod risk and Of
WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO.,
nlo-ot Auctioneer
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FINANCIAL.

GEoRa1A-A1AsAMA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT Co
GEN. BEN. F. BUTLER, President
HON JAS. n. HYATT. Treasurer.
THIS COMPANY Is NOW OFFERING A
LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITS CAPITAL STOCK
AND INVESTORS. WHETHER SMALL OR
LARGE. WILL FIND IT THE BEST THING
ON THE MARKET.
FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED By
THE CoAIPANY's AGENT,
wK. PEABODY.
nl3-1m 916 r ST. NV.
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THIS EVENING.

1T. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, GIL PA
= ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. sells THIS EVEN
ING Unrcdeemed Pawnbrokers' Pledges Gold and Sill
yer Watches Guns, Cutlery. Musical Instruments.
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DoS'r forget auction sale Of Wesley HEIGHTS
lots Friday at o'clock at Dowling'a ilth
sagees and Psnnsyivsnis svepue.-Add
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nUNCANS0N BROS. Aucroneers.
~ 9th and d SITS w.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. 1924 MAJ A.
CHUsEITs Avenue NoRTHwEsT. BEING
On IHURsDAY HfTfRNooN. NOVEMBER
TWENTIETH, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we
Will offer for sale, in front of the prenses sub lot G.
u square 247. situated on MAssACHUskTTs, AVE.
NUE. NEAR THE THOMAS CIRCLE. This 10 the
residence Of the late George Francis and compara
lively new house. in excellent condition and ready
,mT3Ssd,ate occupancy 1t contains seventeen rooms
81 twenty one feet eight inches by depth Il hum
dred ana forty feet be house Of the bes built
dwellings, IN the city. having all the modern convent
ences. hard wood hnish, cabipet mantels tile hearth
brick front
Terms: onethird cash; the residue in two equal in.
stanents IN one aud two years from day Of sale at
PER centum interest payable semi ually secured
~ deed OF trust on the property sold al cash at
time Of sale II =, the terms OF ta.e are
Of sale the executors the right to resell the
property At the risk and cost Of the de.auting
chaser sitter five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper in Washington, DC. All conveyance
ing and ret ording at the cost OF purchaser.
House can DO inspected by permit from the suc-
honeers. ALBERT A. BROOKE, Executor.
- - 40 9TH st. NV,
n11-d&ds 1924 Mass. ave. NV.
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CALL At 100 lIsh street and obtain plat and
inform.tion fer sale Of wsslsy Heights Fri
day.-Adu9
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Oprx AL NreHr.

For the accommodation Of our customers and tho
public We Will keep store open all night IN change
OF registered PiIarInucists
Es. WILLIAMS co.. DRUGGIsTa
UNDER MASONIC TEhPLk.
Cor. 9Th and streets "A
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced In
proportion TO other goods. We only the purezt
drugs and chemicals from the most reliable mAuufac-
turers We cheefully invite . careful inspection Of
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Miss Annie z. Baxter, the emocratic candi-
date for county clerk at 01fthage, No., was
elected BY majority Of coo. The report Of
the election says that the miners In ali the
camps sang Annie Rooney" all day, and ran
over each other to vote for their popular young
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Woops & Co.
BANkEkS,
HOG Il ST. NV.
Deposits, Exchange, Loans and Collections
iarties haviix money laying idle tor 80, 90 or 90
Gays VIII receive interest Tor same by leaving IL with
U.S. o25-:lm
kwIs q. HWKsBURY, w.B HIBBs,
Aoahker, on broadway, NY. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS q. TEwKsBURy 4 CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1885 + ST.. WASHINGTON. d. G.,
Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks. Bonda
0iain. Provisions and Oil
Direct private wires 20 New York and Chiosgu
Interest allowed on depouta
Cut OF town business \ speciality.
AL Local Securities dealt In.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephoue 6lh
o21-u
NO W. CoRsoN mo W. MCCARTNEY
Member h. y. stock N.
coRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST NV
1ankers and dealers m Goverumeut Bopda
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collection
RatlrSsd Stocka and bonds and all securittse istod
On the Exchanges Of New York fhiisoelphia, boston
ard Baltimore bought aud sold.
specially made 81 Investment securities District
Eonds and ~ Local ksilrosd Ca. Insurance and TED
American bell Telephone Stock bought and sold WIS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.

VERY yALuABLE THREE-sToRY AND CELLAR
PkEsSED BRICK FRONT. No l1O2 NEW
AAMPsHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST. AT AUG
TON TO SETTLE PARTNkRSHIP
On THURSDAY, NOyEMBe r TWENTIETH ] 500,
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK in front Of the
ments; location frst-class
Terms: Qne-thlr cash. balance in one two and three
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by .
decd OF trust All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chassrs cost 800 deposit required time Of ssie
THOMAS BOWLING,
n11-dSdS Auctioneer.
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4 NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOT
~ FRONTING STANTON PARK

by virtue Of g decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause No.
1l6s3 doc; 29 Belts vs. Perry. administrator ct al.
shall on SATUkDAi, The IWENTY-NlNTH DAY
FOUk O'CLOCK 7. NJ, offer for sale at auction, in
front OF the premises all claim Of the parties said
cause and Of every of them and Of any persons claim
ing BY from or under them. any of them, both ut
fronting stanton lark between 9th and 9Th streets
east by depth Of % feet of original lot l. in square
S37, III this city. Tho above property offers an un-
usual inducement to persons desiring investment
In business property.
Terms Of sale. as provided by the decree are One
fourth OF the purchase money cash and the residue
three equal install ments at respectively six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sale with per
cent interest," the deferred payments be ured
the purchasers notes and deed Of the prop
erty or ali the purchase money be paid in cash.
the purchasers option. deposit of 800 will be
not complied with within twenty days after the day
the defaultine purchaser
BLAIR LEE, Trustee. Fendall building.
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PROFESSIONAL

DRoT. CLAY 1HE OLD-EsTABIIsHID ONLY
i reliable genuine and naturAl- lorn ClairvoyanS
Astroiogsr and Medium IN tins city; borp wild vsI
ana WONDERFUL prophste stft q second ssht ,rsvsas
every hioden N. stsry md ost stolen propsrty;
brings serarssed tosether speedy
gives snceess IN business removes faulty trogSeS
tNh intuences. advice business. love OF anythnS
you are IN DOUBT Of Al business cvnnoenuN Nsvsr
been Alown fAk
Eours, v an ~ss3opR sandays 70 spn
eittngA Doe
Parlors. sos Il eth st nv pl5-6ts
MMk DREAMER THE ONLY WONDERFUL
W. Gifted English and Germ Astroloerr IA The CITY,
Tells All events OF liie once hOurx . M 70 d m
On SUNDAY from 10 o m. ~ 80 pm. zoos lSthn -.
M ME- RAlHA1. THE CEIEBRATEpCIAIRvoY
Az ani and Astrolosisl The seventh daughter 6orn
with cAu has wonderful healing pONsr lsiyes
rpd lncks dates. pout isu 10 SO lhis lady koom
10. ylUf stn.w 80 pa.
hR RkCLlNG HAS TRANSFERRED HIS OFFICE
~ Tor the treatment OF eye and affections 60
Saturday. from 80 TO O'Clock pm. no-Im
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. ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Aucuoneers.
SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ELEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN A AND STREETS

~.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWEEN.
TH;FOUkIH, at HALF-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will offer for sale, i'll front of the premises,
Lots II, 1s, TO- 20, 81 and %. square 9SS
fronting each Is feet Oh Eleventh by . depth Of
IL and running back to o large 3O-ioot alley and
will be sold in parcels to sut.
Terms One-third cash; the balance in two years. @
per cent secured by deed of trust property Sold
al cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit q
the terms OF sale net comp led with fifteen days
from day of sale right to resell the property
at the risk and Of the purchaser
hve days advertisement of such resale III some
paper published in Washington. DC AL Conveyance
ing, &c. at the cost OF the purchaser.
nlo- dSds RADCLIFFE, DARR CO, Aucts.
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PRINTERS.

nARBy's PRINTING ofFlcE 1905 PA AVE-. TO
~ 1871 ID st job. BOOK. NhwsPAPfk AND
SHOW PRINTING. The Larsss, aud best 10 lappsd
once In Mashingt9n- Employs skilled Hands aud
turns out Good Work at short Notice for Low Prlcs
Latest lmIroNed Machinery and New Type sstisfac-
uoh guaranteed. s2s-u
IL L MCQUEEN,
He lhlN1ER AND PUBLISHER
ll0e-lll0 81. Nv.
Orders for Legal blanks and Commercial or pros.s-
tonal Printing promptly Extensive lipe a
samples OF Wedding Invitations. Menus, Ordsrs a
DsIce Folders. &c. An INSPECTION invited.
F1NE BOOK AND dob PRINTING ONLY Tvs
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w ALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctoneers
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS

By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term for Or
phans' Court business pa 'sed herein November
$780, will cell tpublic auction i'll front of the
room OF Walter 3. Will. ms Co.. corner 9th aud
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1890. at HALF-PAsT ZEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the personal effects of the late
James tlood deceased consisting OF household FUR
niture, CARPETS, &c.
Terms cash.
nly-3t MARIA FLOOD Administrative
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TNHoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
REGULAR SALE AT MY AUCTION ROOMS SAT-
URDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SECOND, 1890,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CI OCK.
EMBRACING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTs. in WHICH ARE MANY
CHOICE PIECES.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
TWO SUPERIOR PIANOS. Two HANDSOME
FohpINS BEDsTEADs, WITH MIRROR
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
ANDMBER OF WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
THIRTY VEHICLES OF VARIOUS KINDS. n20-2t
6 BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE Bazaar.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FIFTEEN RAILROAD
HORSES.
Will be sold OF the BaZar, No. $40 Louisiana avenue
on SAT- RDAY MORNING NOVEMBER TWENTY
SECOND. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
- Head of Railroad Horses and Mares. Every one
will positively be sold
80 Head Of Horses aud Mares good workers and
drivers
One New Business Wagon. one Second hand Wagon,
three secondhand Phaetons. four Buggies, Express
and Furniture Wagons, Harness, &c.
n19-3t 5. BENsINGER. Auct.
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THoMAs DowLINo. A.cnonssr.
SPECIAL SALE OF HYACfNTHA CRocUs TULIPS,
EARCIssUs. ONE CAsk OF sPIRIA JkPoNICL
TOMORROW, FRiDHY, .NovtMBEk TWENTY.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
LEAVES.

The leaves, 50 brilliant before they were
shed,
How changed they seem when they cover our
deadi
Silently fallen with pathos of tears,
How like they are to the vanishing yearsl
What precious, consoling thoughts they in
spire,
In hearts now as still as broken lyrel
Under the leaves and, though sadly laid
there,
With trust as sweet as an infants prayer.
Under the leaves and the shadowing trees,
Their requiem sung by the moaning breeze, J
Under the leaves and the moons tender
Under the stars of the soft jeweled night.
Under the leaves and the SUMS splendid ray,
Prophetic sign Of eternal day,
Under the leaves and the dear sumner flow
ers,
Fragrant with memory of happy hours.
Beneath the autumnal and storm-swept sky,
Yet peacefully resting where pansies lie,
Under the leaves and the white vestal snow,
Emblems Of pureness the angels know.
Under the leaves AMI the blossoms of spring,
There awaiting our risen King,
Under the leaves and the sweet song Of bir6s,
Can lovo be lost that was deeper than words?
Ger the sad, dead leaves, oh, do not grieve
long,
But breathe prayer that shall blend into
song;
For under the leaves, though the mortal lie,
How grand is the soul on high!
There, through eternity's cycles untold,
The love that was true shall never grow
cold
And there, at last, by the beautiful stream,
May our love and life be like a sweet dream.
The Interior.
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Trade in Cast. of Teeth.

A medical statistician estimates that
the citizens of the United States are car
rying gold to the value of $500, 900 in
the recesses of what ought to be their
teeth. There are no people on the face
of the globe who have such bad teeth and
who spend so much money upon them as
the Americans. No doubt the habit Of
hurried feeding and the wholesale con-
sumption of sweet dishes have assisted
much toward this end. But is it not a
mistake to suppose, as says the medical
statistician, that false teeth set in gold
are buried when their owner shuffles off
this mortal coil7 If this is the custom in
America, it is not so in England, or why
the numerous advertisements offering to
to buy old artificial teethl The old teeth
are not bought to use again, as some
nervous people fancy, but simply for the
sake of the gold.-Popular Prouider.