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Dillon and O'Brien Criticised.

Six members of local branch OF the Irish
Land League in New York city have united in
issuing an address crticising the methods and
motives of Messrs. Dillon and o'Brien that will
attract wide attention among the friends Of Ire
land 1t goes SO far as to charge that they (the
envoys) fear to have an Irish land league here
to which they would have TO account for money
subscribed by lrish-Amercans. and that they
have endeavored to stop the raising of money
TO prepare for the impending famine in Ireland
for fear that y would interfere with their own
purposes. Cornelius J. Reilly, president; Thos
shiels, VIM. Redden. Martin Hogan. Thomas T.
names signed TO the addresa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
GAR. General Orders.

Commander-in-chie Veusey of the Grand
Army of the Republic has issued general orders
Nos. 5. 6 and 7. The first requires an inspec-
ton in all departments OF posts not inspected
previous to the last national encampment and
calls upon department commanders to take ac-
ton i'll the matter OF delinquent posts The
second order appoints assistant inspector gen.
erals in many OF the departments. BY the
same order announcement is made that the
provisional department OF Oklahoma and In
dian territory was organized u permanent
department last August. Tho third order
makes announcements concerning the next ma
tional encampment, representation thereat, &c.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

~ TIE EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than two-thirds of the population Of the
city in which il is printed who are able to read
Can tbs record De matched By that of any other
ns'espaper IN DE ,corld,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Declined Inv Slaviu-

slavin. the English pugilist, announces that
W. A Brady of New York has offered him $500
per week to act in ''After Dark" at the Ameri-
can theaters, opening at New York at the Four
tenth Stree. 1heater. Mr.. Brady also offers
to get Slavin backing from $1,000 to s25,OOO to
fight Sullivan. Slavin says that he will not ac-
cept the terms offered. He would require
Sl,000 per week with a substantial guarantee.
So far as Sullivan Is concerned Slavin SAYS he
can get the figures named in London, either in
dollars or pounds whenever Sullivan wants to
fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Av'se.2a,I23 e3.6s2 25,4s4 2.,osa 10000
Increase ......- 1.359 I,SO3 I.5ss 3.OUS

Av'ee.2s,I23 23,6s2 25.4S4 2.,oS2 10000
OF this remarkable average aggregate Of
SO,OsO copies circulated daily, no more than
l,lc2 copies are sent out of the city by mail
and 1, log go to suburban places, by express
railway trains, etc., leaving as a net circulation
In the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO-
PORTION of 922S PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE OF % $50 copies OF this number,
Fl 142 were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes of permanent sub
scribers.
remaining 6,74O copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands, Gne
by newsboys. But of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per
manent residents of the city living in lodgings.
DC. (not householders), SO that its whole circula
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
fore gives The STAR diSt,nc,,re and eIluidbb
position IN modern journalism, the fuIiness OF
Its home circulation, the extent TO which
1t is relied upon by members of the
household, and particularly by the pur-
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics Of tie paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
1t is well established fact, demonstrated to
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth Of The Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate tie
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day, week by week, month by
month, and year by year,-in the face of ad.
verse claims and pretentious competition The
figures following tell the story on this point:
NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rKNrKD n
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The Fastest Of Fast Mail Trains.

The Post Office Department has made ar
rangements for new fast mail train that for
speed will beat all the efforts heretofore made
In that line. 1t will run over the New York
Central and Lake Shore, and will cover the dis
lance between New York and Chicago in just
twenty-four hours. The new train will be
made up wholly of postal cars and will leave
New York at $40 am. At the same hour next
morning 1t viii reach Chicago. This will be l
hour and ~ minutes less time than is con-
sumed by the present fast mail
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Minister Reid Takes a Halliday

Whitelaw Reid, the United States minister to
France. accompanied by Mrs. Reid. left Paris
last night for two months tour of Turkey
and Egypt. Many friends went to the station
to bid them adieu. The minister has kept in
Paris all summer working with the French
government for the removal OF the embargo on
United States cattle and products, and he now
takes a rest
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Another Political Party.

A call has been sent to the county alliances
of Minnesota for a convention OF the Mime
sofa Farmers Alliance to lie held in ST. Paul
December 80. The county alliances are in
structed to select and send delegates to the
state convention who are to be prepared to
stay in st. Paul days if necessary" The OBJ
ject or the state convention, il IL underst ood
Is to take steps toward the organization of q
national alliance political party
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lSs5-so-s7-ss-sa

TOTAL <I,AsS 45,sI0 54.03s 5a.s0l 65,529
But IL is not alone in numbers tina. the great
increase Of advertising is shown The larger
space required for advertisements during the
year 1889 as compared with that occupied in
1888 is even more striking.
The average daily space filled by advertise
ments in 1883 was Is 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2975 columns, or s223 columns in
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-
vious year of I 444 columnsi And this. IL n.asl
be remembered, consisted exclusively of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way Of tax sales, poll lists, election returns
ETC., such as occasionally swell the business of
political organs. being included in its patron
ssa
In conclusion, Il ID only necessary 10 say thsS
h proportion to the extent and high charactes
q il circulation, TEE srAR's advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest in the country,
and 10 add, finally, that every statement hereis
made can be abundantly verified THE CIR.
COLLATION. OF THE PAPER Is SWORN TO,
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN 10 THE PUBLIC. AND ITS BOOKS
NAY HI INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
~ INTEREST n THEIR EXAMINATION
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STEAMBOAT Beats His Record.

stamboul beat his record on the Stockton,
Cal, track yesterday, making mile in 2IlL.
The first quarter was made in .32; half in 1852.
Goldsmith drove and Harry Whiting accom-
panied with running mate
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILEoAp :
- Schedule in effect November 10. 1890
"ajeIa .t tr0% : sat,Sn sSr1er Of Ns~
For Chicago and Mort. west Vest, nied Limited er.
s louis shp snd f fnSi.napo express.
For Iiissbarr ana Cleveland. express. daily $50
Dor and POINT. in the Shenandoah Valley.
For Winchester and Way Stations. t5:aop.m
FSr Baltimore, week day. 4.os 500, e:ss, 7:eo.
az Mimi .n;ou 80 minutes $3.50. 3. III 90. l2uo.
ntes, S:2 49a 40 500. as mnuts.,. % 5 ,ni:,
Yi S pm @ snnas $50 % 20 sgS 70 90 and
no. 90 8 t N H91s. 9oh GO !c ai.
moor 9SS Wy Sssrs.n x..nns:cn and n.l,,.
5:3o II 80 pm sundays. $50 am. i 90. S 355.
Trains ms leave astS Se Pom sD3 w,.,,rv,on
10y 20 70 "i Io,a $50 I15. 40 500 $50 $50 go.
AS 300 Sj' So6 SO aS9o ?j5 u lS IA sS go
s so;6o' i9::o and 90 pm sundays e:3o 5:i5,
500 $50 1 :S5 nj DO 90 $50 80;
For Anna; Oils 6:i5 and $50 An. 1910 and rs
lis go s;a5 am. 1908 $3.50 pm Sundays $50
Fer Stations on the Metropolitan Branch. 10 30.
fio ~ II sG and f s6 T pm stations only
III III. 1i2:oO. 1850 II 33. IS 30. $40 90.
ESr Boyd's and intermediate stations. .7.oopm.
pn stopping at all stations on Nrropoii,an Branch
f9r Peaer ek. t63o. IS 30, So 80. I'll 30 am
ror hasersown, tlO:40 n m and t5.3Opm
iralhs arrive from Chicago daily IL sd am ana
$40 pm from Cincinnati and ST Louis daiIy a m
pm daily. Jaw ~'' Wv
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR New York Trenton and the East a :o5 rs 90
,,lU;uu 900 a. m, - 80, % 90 and 1880 y m
buiie, tar0r Cars ali day trains sleeping Car on
lhe lu;oO Pr open at 300 pm.
TOT boston, - 90 M. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
LIs Sar running through to Boston without change,
s,sa, Bridge landing passengers Il
=. FST !! lad Co., 1900 noon.
., 59r Newark, bel, Wilmington and Cnester a o.
.SGGoon m, l2:OO noon. - 90, - 90, sf:l5 and
o. H;oo I'm Limited express stopping at Wilmington
pb For lntermea!ate points between Baltimore and
n M 1,soeiPhis' 1000 and T:2o am, t2:Ia 1925
trains leave New York for Washington 90 90. III 80
III. w. -3:2O. 100 N. and I'D Is night.
co ans leave Philadelphia for Washington a "a
4 800 Am, II 40, ADJ, Cos, SO min
roF Atifnnc ity, u5 and 1000 O. nl ~ 90 noon
eIHaays, 20 a. IN, = 90 noon.
y hcept sunday. 'laily SSundsy only
Destge called for ard checked from hotels and
IesluehCes by Union Transfer Co. ON orders left A.
'iJAer o Hn PIP and 1851 Pa. ave and DEPOT
W, ODLLis CHAS. o.. st I'LL.
NeH nanaeer Gen. Pass. Ag't
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule in Effect May Is.

Trains leave Union Depot. 9th and streets I q. 81
AIN. Tor Newport news. old Point Comfort :ni
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point az q Id n mn
AND AortolA 1T q: SO pm iA
IL "a an, ClnClnn.u kxlress daily 70 stations O.,
Virginia West Virginia, kentucky aud Cincinnati
tesuDuie Sieepefs through without change 10 Gin.
- ciDLatl arriving ~ 80 an
IA ~ pm +; " Vtsubuie Limited daily. solid
trains. with dining carr, through without
change to Cincinnati kestibuls sleeper iur ley.
ilgtoE ard Louisville. Pullman CsrS are open q,
Passengers at p.nu.
Cf.ce! olJ tennsylva avenue
II. W. FULLER
-Nl2-u General PASSENGER AGENT
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The Deaf WIN BE Interested.

Mr. II. \: Wales Of bridgeport, Conn, will have
on exhibition at the National Hotel saturday his
invention tor the relief Of Deafness which has
been The cause Of such q large decroaso Of deaf.
ness In this country and Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
{: sc = E I; n !"
Ssss 90 4 n kK,
Esq., EEnfs SEss ME- SIS sss
sspss Uu u ssss Il / M kEn ssss ssss
F. s : ) ii T :

THE EVENING STAR is offered 70 the pus.
lie, In good faith and with confidence, a. THB
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
THE UNITED STATES In point of fact. il
may be truthfully said that it is without an
equal in this respect any where in the world
These ayerments are borne out by the figures
given below, which are compiled from the
sworn weekly statements printed in 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 1859. published in The STAR on the
18th of January, 1880
Briefly stated, the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
4. The Star I'M. three tiac- the circu-
iasion OF any other paper In washing.
toni
2. The stars circulation I'm Washing
ton In double that OF all the other daily
papers Published I'm the civ added to-
gethcr!!
3. lhc star has n larger and fuller
circulation I'm the city where printed.
I'm proportion 90 reading and purchas.
Ing population, than any other news.
paper i'm the worId!!!
q. The Star has the largest regular
and permanent home circulation OF
any two-cent afternoon paper in the
United Statcs!.!i
In support Of these claims and 20 show the
constantly increasing circulation OF the paper.
attention is invited to the figures following:
DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1856 s7-ss-sa
1855. 1856. 1857. ISIS. ISSe.
5AS...20,4s6 23,3SS 25,Iso 26.3ss 2,,s4l
FEB. ,02s 24,32I 26.sss 2s.I6I $4,000
MAR.25,54S %, 5sa 26,0O9 2,,4sO 34,,6s
APR. 24,sss 25.5s5 2,.I66 2s.s5a
MAY. .22,4.i 2i,35s 25,s42 26.7aa 2s,GIa
1913 23.s02 23.II8 2.,45s 3o.I,3
July. 2l, 4O6 23. 1856 2f,S70 26,363 1860
Aus.. .2I,4i5 22,364 24.s5s 25.5sI 2s.5s5
eEPr .2l,O83 22.3O2 2I,s05 25,3si 2s.i,s
ocr..-2I,4s, 2I,sOI 24.s0s 25.sls 3o.3ss
Nov-.22,049 23,65I 25.69s 2s.sI4 3I,o53
pEc.23,Oo0 24,6s7 26,466 2S,sJs 3I.653
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THE CHINESE CONCESSIONS.

One OF the great projects in which Wharton
Barker has been concerned during his career
was to secure and render practical a series Of
concessions from the Chinese government for
financial railway and telephone privileges
Tie project was first outlined by Count Mitkie-
wicz, for long time resident of this city,
who, however, needed the financial aid and
backing which MIR. Barker could bring to the
undertaking
Millions were involved in these concessions
the charter for Chinese and American Bank
calling for capital OF 20 000 600 taels Co tael is
Sl.Z2 IN American money!, with power to in
crease to $4,000 900 taels. 1t Is said that the
real opposition TO the mammoth project was
due 10 the jealousy of English and German
capitalists, who brought all possible pressure
upon the Chinese government to cancel the
grants. UP to this time Count MitkIewicZ was
declared TO be simply a negotiator. but on June
" 1888, he brought suit against Mr.. Barker to
require him to immc diately organize the Chi
nese-Amerlcan companies. and to account to
him (the count) for expenditure of moneys in
promoting the scheme. In Mr.. Barkers
answer. filed on March 81. 1885, he declared
that the Chinese government became distrust-
full of the complainant. and this distrust him
dered and lnterfered with the negotiations
which were not completed A bill by Mr.. Bar
ker TO compel the count to enter security to
pay the costs OF his equity suit against the
former, led to dropping of this legal branch
of its affair.
That the project has not been given up is
indicated by statement made by Mr. Barker
in July OF this year when he announced That
the undertaking which he began last Decem-
Der of org ,nzrg a banking company under
the English liability act had been contaminated.
The new company will have capital of S25,-
COOOOO, only one-haf OF which is to be called
III now Offices will be situated in London,
Paris, Berlin and Philadelphia. With this
statement was furnished list Of the American
directors, which included, besides Wharton
Barker. many of PhIladclphia's leading capital
lists and business men. This Is apparently the
limit OF progress made in the matter"
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

- HOkT hOLTE TO LONDON,
- NOhDDkU1sCLER LLOYD q. CO
hast LAlress Steantrs
IoSoutLalIl toll LOudOn. havIeJ, Bremen,
IraVe, neu Nov. i0, 40 Giua, Iues,
Nov. 20. $3.50 H.: Lahl, Ned, Nov. 2o, 9 am.
Llder, Bat, ov. -. am Aller, We'd, Dec. g. ~
LII; Sat, De-. u. o n.
Soniortsble state room excellent table, luxurious
tttIn u lUlntn ents. lIces: 1st CABIN and up.
NtlU Lei IL, according location cutln, 10 An
souIt; storage ~ low rates. Allly " l. r,
bhOOf 30 Tenn ave. mis-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

OIOhAN M LIN DOA u.s.
DUTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
S1kAMLh JOAA ". THOMPSON
sunday, 1uesisy and thursday, 81 4 p.Ii a. far m
NCniiIi, Curf. oi.z and LeoAarutowl smith t,r~sE
Cosn kinsse. Fare, hrst-clsss DOC secopd = -.
DOC. lIeight lower lhau other rouIss FOR informa-
VOL csl. Ie.ePnone iooo. o23-lln
" NCLkCLk And FORTRESS MONROE
- Steamer kXIELs1Oh, from 7th-st wharf Mon
Days ealesdsys aud Fridays, At g. pm, kAUi.UsIVE
slLAALks: Fare; sx sinxie: round srip Is. Iiclets
IL. ave, md Hswleys. l4th and New lork ave- or
further Information inquire ~ ofce on ne
aud zen. Ares.t ok
{ 1IAMLR "wAKEIIELDs
8 ls.xss :n;s,. .bsn On MONDAYS THURS
tAls tISkAIt II IAlk NJ q an. ketuxning JLS.
AZ. lIlLAA lIe 81 kDAl e1eLilr .,
Ia ktnih Stesk. Na- and ct Clsmeats Bay Ma /.
touching at interns date Lndiprx
lAsssnssr seeonan,oastaons Lrsl-eiass."
G. VI. RIDLEY
no General Asna-or
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MEDICAL, &c.


PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE b. MRS H. CAM
Il EXON, 10 lth ST. n.w. regular graduate IL
"a specially. heers by permss. on ~ MANY OF
the most pa onllnent ladies OF Washington. NJ Inn
DLUtESSlUNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best medical reference by APPLYING at 9l3
9Th Il. nIjtud7s
- FAD AND BE iSE.-DR. BROTHERS, 900 ST,
IL APPEARED before aud oath that he il
the old st established this and
VII Huaran &c Gu III ali diseases OF and lur-
nlsh medicine, or 10 charge; consuiaton advice
tIee amy hour DAY Subscribed aud sv oru to
before me Dy Dr BIUl HERS, SAMUEL &. MILLS
notary public i'll and the District of ColnIbia
THIS ga day Oh July. 1870. o. Inn
I HAS H.EVi Il ben COM ICTlD THAT
Dr. Bro Hrlio Is the Oldest established advertis-
ing laCIes' hys i'll this CITY. ia. BliO IHERo.
So6 st. sw. torty-hve years experience o22-lms
IA ANHOOD lE. 1ORED BY USING BOTTLE
N1 TWO . DR.. BkO1 HEhS inyigoratng cordial
Nil cure any case ot nervous debility. 9U6 ST. $ W.
M
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PRINTERS.

nARBYs PRINTING OFFICE, 1908 PA AVE. 10
sHoM PkiA1 NC. The LARGEST and Bee, kegii ped
turns gu, Good Mork at Short Notice for Low Prirss
Latest Improved Machinery and hew 1ype satisfsc-
ton guaranteed. s2S.a
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OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.

Ii you suffer from any special nervous disease
blood oisuI effects indisceriion etc. etc write Is
DR. .. 4. lheel, o.s North Eour,h ST.. below Or en-
lladepla, a., stating your cuse aud receive book
Truth" txpGIlIDg how to get cured aud exposing
Quacks Dr. iheyl Is the only MUSICIAN the I'M ed
States TO cure when all others fai
what Others advertise Hours. . to j. . 10 y. sun
Days, 2. To X. oS-tr
I X. LOlB 329 n. 18th ST., PHILADELIIIA
- Ia 1Nenty years exl erlence. sena tor book
..e.ied) Containing iuil particulars HOME CUkE
Tree OF charge. sJ
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aid LIAM METHOD.
~ Mrs. ERR r forfnerly of Roctoy,

n 4
~ Mrs. WEBBLR, formerly of Boston, will
receive voic pu lis at her residence 1905 i st. NV.
specialtIie1s,; s., PUTTY OF TONE, DlVaLOPMENT
co. RECT BR ATHING. VOICES EXAMINED
GRATIS. References: Mrs VIM. d. " ndom,
o22-1m' Mrs. Annie Louise Cary RAYMOND.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
IN Seect Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
aud Lit lie Girls. -Four large connecting houses with
open grounds front and Faculty of twenty fye
professors and teachers Girls prepared for college or
for the Harvard examination Tor women.
PUPILS hECElN ID Ar WELLESLEY COLLEGE
WITHOUT EXAMINATION UPON The CLK-
IIFlCATE OF NORM Cd INSTITUTE
The following private classes will BEGIN early Now
Object and Cast Drawing lir l.. & Mosser:
Decorative Painting. Miss IVA LeConte:
harmony. DR.. Anton Goetzner;
Shakespeare and Study Of Del Sarte, Miss Mary
Evelyn Wabridge;
Modern Literature and Current Topics, Mrs. Don P.
Halsey;
frensh Elocution and Conversation hi. own natural
and scientific method. Prof. j. ID. Gaiiiard:
french Literature au History Prot Xavier TeilIard;
German Language and Lit nature, Frau Poesche;
M"ndolins uuitars and AMOS. A. V. Holmes
Dancing, Mr.. A Dec. Mueller.
Co in HI -torical Political Topics of Modern
Germany. DR. phil. Herman Shonfed.
Individual instruction Voice Culture Prof Otto
i. simon,
On the iano, DR.. Gloetzner,
And IN the french Language, Prof Teillard.
J or plrticuiars address Mr. aud Mrs. WILLIAM d.
CAbELAS law MAssachuse. Is ave, Washington. DC.
slO ~ '
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICUnE AND CHIEOPO-
V1 ,.ist- he only Importer and Manuiaclurer Of
Il.e Manicure aud ChirOpUdtst Goods outh of New
York. 1O3 10th st. NV, over Thompsons Drug
Store. nl1-6m
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PROFESSIONAL.

L ROF. CLAY 1HE OLD-ESTABLiSHED ONLY
Il feEubAe genuine and LGtulal-lCin Clnirvoyant
Aktlvi.ber Aedluhl Tins clty; boru "A I'M veil
snG litI Leiic git % second AkLt reveals
every Liueeh M1hi.ry hndt lost stolen properly;
tlings separated together eeoy ma rlaxrs
kNes III lLAlL,ss; removes family TROUBLED
:ltueLces; buslless. love- an ylniuG
,Uu i'll oOubt OF. All LuAilsss cvnhaenIisL NeyeS
tteL AlUNn Iall
hours y an. Wo:30pm eundayA to Spm
kitiings, 5Oc.
fariors. sos 18th ct. NV nl5-6ts
NeME DR. AMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL
M Gifted Epgsh aud Germ Astrologer in the city
Tells all events Of lie. Otnce hours, D IA
III sunday from 10 4. to $3.50 pm. 1905 ~
olJ- I'm
n ME. bAIHAL- THE CELEBRATEDCLAIkvoY
Ub AIT As,rologist, The heveIth oaughter born
With caul has nderiul healing bower Glvts nanes
aha lack. cater. Louis 'sii " leo tlis lady. hoom
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kVERf ONE SEEMS TO THINK IT TIE nrry ~ fas
DETECTIVE OFFICERS To LOON Afrrs iNar
CANNES - WOMEN CAUSE rus GREATEST
TROUBLE IN THIS REsPEcr-soAE pca sseHsE.
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I'll. l Af fEIslna AND PyB11sH.a

Orders for Legal Blanks and Commercial or Profss.
sionsl Printing rrvn.ply executed Extsnsys line q
DANCE xcids5s ke AZ IN nsPfs.1fSsni iissa,6
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~ three complete courses. Call for catalogue.
Diplomas. Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
feired The success Of our graduates has surpassed
all expectation.
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GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
~ 1Ol7 Conn. Branch Office, Gil 18th st.
sixth lecture and complimentary on Gaillard
ORIGINAL method T. only one decorated by the Frenc
Minister OF Public instruction, THURSDAY. goth in.
1880, parlors of the school, subject Gradual and
systematic culture Of the imaxnative faculties and
smiaton OF the rel ch idioms and proverbs without
Men.orizine, based upon Gailisrd Moiern French
Mctnod the only book extant lordng the student the
possibility of acquiring the power Of thinking and
composing in French All welcome. nl1-lms