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LYMPH FOR CONSUMPTION.
Properties Of the Means Used by Prof.
Koch.

BERLIN, Nov. lin accordance with his
statement that he desires neither material ad-
vantage nor pecuniary reward for his discovery
Of method for the cure of consumption, Prof.
Koch will in two or three days publish the full
account of his researches in connection with
the discovery.
The Frankfort Zeitung affirms that the lymph
used for inoculating the patients will be within
the reach of all and that it will cost only rs
marks for a small phiai. The success of the
treatment is certain in tubercular affections OF
the skin, joints and bones and also in the early
stages Of pulmonary complaints. The lymph
destroys the tubercular bacilli.
Several authorities confirm the report OF the
cure by DIR. Koch's method OF a case of lupus
on the face and arms within five days. The
lymph throws off the bacilli by the necrotic
process. incubation with the lymph IL inef-
fectual in syphilitic affections.
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A BRAVE SOLDIERS FUNERAL
Last Sa0 Rates Over the Remains of
Gen. David Bell HfcKibbin.


One more brave soldier was added 70 the ranks
OF the nations dead today, when the body Of
Gen. David Bell McKibbin was laid away to rest
harrington. He fought good fight in life and
at his death his comrades in arms gathered TO
perform the last sad rites. One o'clock
this afternoon was the hour set for she burial
services at St Johns Church, but long before
that hour the friends Of the dead man. the
members Of the Grand Army and the LOYAL
Legion began to collect, and when Rev. DR..
Payne began to read the impressive burial
service Of the Episcopal church the edifice was
we'll filed with people prominent in social and
military life.
Az RALTH OF FLORAL OFFERINGS.
The casket that contained the remains of the
dead man was placed at the foot of the chancel
1t was almost buried in wealth Of floral Offer
ings; several Of the larger pieces being sent by
the Loyal Legion and the Grand Army com
rades: Resting on this bed of flowers lay the
sword and plumed hat Of the dead soldier,
and the casket itself was wrapped in the stars
and stripes. This and the medals ON the breasts
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FAX LUNGS

May be made to do good service through LONG life by
iudicioUs use Of Ayers Cherry Pector,L The signs
OF weakness "shortness Of breath" pains in the
chest and back persistent cough feverishness and
raising Of blood All either Of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate at
kution-
-lhave been lifelong sufferer from weak lungs and.
gil used Ayers Cherry Pectoral. was scarcely ever
free from cough. This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs - no other medi-
cine ever did. Ihave induced many of my acauaint-
the Pectoral throat and lung troubles
1t has always proved beneficial particularly in the
case Of my son in law Mr. T. A. Snow Of this place.
VITO was cured byit Of . severe cough."-Mrs. L.
Cloud. Benton, Ark.
90" had trouble for about one year and have
many different remedies. but nothing does me
NO much good as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. heartily
recommend this medicine. Cynthia Horr Harm ony
No.
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAI.
Prepared by
Dr.. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass,
Sold By all Drugsista Price q six bottles. Is
a15
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TWO GERMAN swINDLERs.
They Cheated Their Friends and Fled
to America. but VIII Return.


to America, but VIII Return.
NEW York, Nov. 11.-Simon and julius Kro-
tanker, brothers, Of Bromberg, Prussia, where
they were engaged in the grain business, be-
came financially embarrassed and obtained
thousands Of dollars from bankers upon fcti-
tious bills Of lading Of grain. After getting all
the money from their unsuspecting bankers
that they could upon these bogus bills of lad
ing they deserted their families, fed to Eng
land and after some time came here.
The German government learned that they
had sailed for New York and notified the Ger
man consul in this city. Upon the latter's
complaint the brothers were arrested on the
steamer which brought them hither. After o
lengthy hearing Commissioner Lyman held
them for extradition. Their counsel sued out
a writ of habeas corpus and the case was gone
over before Judge Lacombe Of the United
States circuit court. Today Judge Lacombe
rendered decision Diminishing the writ SO that
the two brothers will have to be returned to
the German government
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Gen. Grcely's Annual Report OF the
Operations OF the Signal Service.
Chief Signal Officer Greedy in his annual re.
port to the Secretary Of War says there has
been decided improvement in the condition
and efficiency of the army as regards signal
practice
The most important event, he says, in connec-
ton with the signal corps of the army has
been the unprecedentediy successful es-
Enlistment and maintenance Of an elabo-
rate system of heliograph signaling in the
department OF Arizona. About two thousand
miles OF Photograph lines were operated Pre-
viously seventy-fve miles constituted an ex-
treme range for military heliograph work, but
in this practice messages were successfully
sent and answered over ranges. respectively,
Of eighty-five, lightweight ninety-ive,
and communication had at 1876 miles. At the
end Of the year Gen. Greedy reports 1887
miles of military telegraph lines and 62l miles
OF sea coast lines in operation. The govern
ment receipts from the lines during the year
aggregated d, 1877.
QUICK WORK ON FORECASTS.
The duties devolving personally on the fore
cast official. he says, permit less than one
quarter OF minute on an average in which to
decide. formulate and express a forecast for a
element. such AZ weather, temperature and
wind. Rarely can q minute be given to the pre-
predictions for any particular state or district.
This time limitation forbids for an entire state
any thing bus forecast Of a general character,
while again the variety Of weather conditions
in large areas often precludes the possibility of
briefly announcing than even in summarizing
and much less in forecasting.
SUCCESSFUL COLD WAVE PREDICTIONS.
Notwithstanding the difficulties there were
only fourteen occasions during the last year on
which several cold waves were not predicted,
90 per cent of all the importan.
cold waves being forecasted. In speaking
of tornadoes Gen. Greedy says that
it appears from data on hand that in no state
may destructive tornado be expected oftener,
ON an average, than once in two years. and
that the area over which the total destruction
can be expected is exceedingly small.
even in the states most liable to these
violent storms. Gen Greeley believes this
matter Of great public importance, and desire 8
to impress upon the people at large how small
are the chances Of personal injury or loss of
property in this connection.
In conclusion, he says that tornadoes arc not
90 destructive OF life as thunler storms.
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TUSCALOOSA, Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE well-known
prize herd of Berkshire hogs owned by NJ. X.
Price 4 Son of this city has been nearly de-
stroyed by cholera. Within the last two weeks
100 hogs valued at 81 800 have died.
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A Washingtonian Honored.

The many friends here of Mr.. John T. Hines,
recently elected member of the Pennsylvania
legislature, recognize in HIM an old Washing
torian-the youngest son Of the late Philip
Hines. one of the earliest citizens OF
the District-and feel proud OF the
honor bestowed on him by his cleo
ton. MIR. Hines settled in PENNSYLVANIA
a few years after the war and has been prom
inent In all movements for the advancement of
the farming interests and the encouragement
of popular education, and is best known as the
secretary of the Mercer County Agricultural
Society, which position he has illed for nine
teen years.
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BE BE.uTrru1.

Mime. A. RUPERT. world-famed Complexion spe-
c hst and Lecturer, has ectured this subject in
all tie laryer cities of America and Europe She never
TAI Ill the largest theaters in every city and Is
always Endorsed BY the leading newspapers. ny World
tays: Madame Rupert, the renowned COMPLEXION
Cc=iist lectured fashionable audience Mt Fifth
iveuue ihoater last eveniEg-hundreds were turned
LwEy" To those who have been unable to hear this
iEent authority she will send her eight-rage cir
crIzr giving valuable information. receipt OF &c.
;Cstage. Nine. RUPERT is tho originator Of Wonder
Bleach which is creating such furore among
sSc:ety ladies' at present. NINE. A. RUPERT,
ss3 Br1reh Once 43O 7th st. NV, ashington.D
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THE SHERIFF HAS THE KEY.
An Outbreak Feared Among Factions OF
an Ohio Church.

CHICAGO, Nov ia special dispatch from
Sherwood, Ohio, says: The ill-feeling which
has for some time existed here between the
German and English factions Of the Reformed
Church eliminated last Saturday in legal pro-
ceedings being instituted by the Germans, and
as result the edifce was closed Sunday against
worshipers. the key being in possession of
the county sheriff. Each faction has a preacher
OF its own and excitement runs high. The
presence Of several officers is required to pre-
serve order. 1t is feared the church edifce
will be burned
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A $4,000 Fire In Cincinnati.

CIxcrxSATI, Nov. 1l.-Fire in the building at
the southeast corner Of Main and Pearl streets
this morning caused loss 10 the amount Of
els. OOO-s50OO on building, 5000 to E. W.
Schoneberger 4 Co., manufacturers of glass
show cards. and $1,000 to Chas. T. Maliey,
manufactures Of cigars, with insurance amount
ing TO about $4,000.
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Portuguese Going to East Africa.
RIO JASEIRo, Nov. 1.-THE French steamer
LIE Bresil has sailed from here for Lisbon with
200 organized Portuguese patriots, who have
volunteered to reinforce the Portuguese troops
in East Africa.
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The Post Office Site.

There were no proceedings in the condemna-
ton Of square 1928, the city post Office site, to-
day. 1t IL understood that Messrs Lemon and
has called him out CT the city and Mr.. Hamil-
ton is undecided az to whether he will accept
or not.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to ths following: Robert N.
Dorsey and Fannie Norton; Robert williams
and Fannie West, .Chaa q Bunce and Mary G.
Thomas; Thoa L. Bryant and Hsttis b Dolen,
both Of Nelson county, Va; John G. Rippon Of
Beckvith ana Lara N. Oliver; Msrtin J. Hrs.
sion and Maggie J. Cook; Abraham Z. Young
and jamie Pryor; Philip Boston end Lana
Dodson,
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A Mayor Deposed for Being Drum

BRAZIL, IND. Nov. 1l.-At q secret session Of
the city council last night Jacob Herr was de-
posed as mayor for inebriety. Mr.. Herr may
contest the legality Of the proceedings in
court
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Dempsey to Fight Fitzsimmons.


PORTLAND. OREGoN, Nov. 11.-Articles Of
agreement for the fight between Jack Dempsey
and Bob Fitzsimmons, the Australian, before
the New Orleans Athletic Club for q purse of
$4,000. were received here yesterday aud were
signed by Dempsey.
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Had No Money in Bank.

A young man named Clifford E. Baird was
arrested today by Detective Mattingly
and locked up on charge Of
false pre;enses. Tho young man
was employed by Stumph Bros. a. q carpet
layer. 1t is alleged that he represented to one
of his employers that his sister was dead
dertaker to take charge Of her Lody. It is
further charged that he represented that he
had money in bank, when, in truth and in fact,
he had no money there. nor was his sister
dead. His alleged worthless check was cashed
and hence the arrest
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PANS, Nov. ia dispatch from Rosario,
Argentine Republic, says that serious election
disorders have occurred in that city. Before
order was restored several persons were killed
and number wounded
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Gov. Campbell Much Better.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. l1.-Gov. Campbell is
much improved today, and il is believed that
all danger Of an attack of pneumonia has
passed. He will be able to sit up for short
time today.
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Rejoicing Over a Socialists Release

BERLIN. Nov. 1L-Herr Tabbert, q promi-
nent socialist, was released from prison today,
the period for which he was sentenced having
expired. His discharge was made the occa-
sion Of rejoicing among the socialists, 5000 of
whom assembled and gave him an ovation.
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Scorrs EMULSION OF CoDLuvEH On
WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE POUND PER DAY BY
ITS USE
RELIABLE REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
sCROFULA.
BRONCHITIS
COUGHS AND COLDS
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
WASTING DISEASES
IMPURE BLOOD.
TITS THREE TIMES AS EFFICACIOUSASP PLAIN
COD LIVER OIL
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Fourth Failure Of the Day.
New YORK. Nov. II, 2:55 P.M.-The failure of
David Richmond has just been announced on
the stock exchange.
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USE FELs's GERMIcIDE soap
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
Use FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
When you are sick
To protect yourself and attendants
To cleanse your person and linen
To ure all skin affections
To restore your complexion
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELs'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
Use FELsS GERMICIDE soap
When you are well
To ward of CONTAGIOUS diseases
To keep the body in healthy condition
To prevent chappcd hands andface
To preserve and beautify the complexion
OF druggists.
Ms TELs CO.. Philadelphia
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Tn GEsUIsE

TuE GExu1SE
JOHANN uoFFs MALT EXTRACT
Iueuaaled a. Tonic Nutritive in Convalescence.
for 5iOlhers while Nursing, impaired digestion and
for the Weak and Debilitated.
beware of limitations The genuine has the sigma
ture Of JOHANN HOFF' on the neck Of every bottle
EIsNER & MENpELsoN CO., Sole Agents.
Js3 6 Barclay Street. New York.
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George Groensr. the superintendent Of the
Washington Hebrew cemetery, I0cased near the
0overnmsnt Hospital tor the Insane, will cele-
brats HE tventy-nfth year Of ONCE on the 18th
instant. He was appointed superintendent on
the 18th Of November, 1e06
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

Parmelia A. Teel, by J. Mcdowell Darlington
and James W. Walker, has fled q suit against
the Washington and Georaetown Railroad Com
pany to recover el0,000 damagea She alleges
that May l6 last she attempted TO enter one Of
defendants cars at 18th and I streets and while
she had one foot on the step and o hand ON the
rail the car was started and she was thrown to
the street and badly bruised.
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Real ESfafe Maffers-

j. NJ. Chadsey has bought for $4,000 Of
VIM. n. Chadsey lots and &, Washington
Heights
q: II. Edmonston has purchased for 1000 OF
Calderon Carlisle sub IL, square 572, fronting
70 feet on Indiana avenue, extending 20 ID
between I'd and Sd streets northwest.
Ellie III. Enoch has bought of W. IT. Barnes
for s450O sub l01, square 72l-l6. 92x76 feet ON
between LIST and "a streets northeast
W. L. Lapham has purchased of W. Mayse
ct al. for $500 sub As, square 7s0-l9xl0O feet
ON 4 between 80 and 4th streets northeast
Mr.. Washington Nailor and MIR. James r.
Brown have purchased from Mr.. Thomas H.
Gather of Ellicoit City, Nd, the property at
the northwest corner of l4th and ID streets
northwest, known ne the Willard Hotel stables
and conducted by Reyes d 20. This proper "
has frontage Of l42 feet on l4th street by q
depth Of about 100 feet
Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were tie readings at the signal
Office today: am, As; 2 =. m, 40; maximum,
so; minimum, AZ.
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Petit Jurors.

The following are the present petit Jurors Of
the Criminal Court: W. G. Dix, Edward b Rey-
nolds, Frederick W. Pilling. VIM. J. Ferguson,
Isador 3. Dyer. r. H. Church, Richard H.
Moore, George Burdette, 8. C. Carter, n. q.
Weaver, Dsn'l Munssy, D. Gsislsr. Jno. Gibson,
WIN. Reamer, George Pierce, John Leyhan.
John Noel, A. J. Petit, Aloyslus McCleish,
Esiin, John r. Crews W. W. Georges, John n.
Wise and Frank n. Krsuse.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Inter
revenue. Sl5S, 800; customs. 1856, IFS.

SENTENCE CoMMuTED.-The President today
commuted to seven months imprisonment the
sentence Of one years imprisonment imposed
for counterfeiting on Simon H. Shook by the
Illinois circuit court in June, 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

An entertainment and hop was given By MI
Mcfarland at MAYORS school house, Good Hol :
HUI, last night
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HowARD-wHELAN. At dorchester NY, Sep
tenIber IL, lsyo. by the Kew. Geo. Is. Curtis ID u,
Mr. VIM HOWARD Of Greenvlcl, Conn.,. and Mise
MARY &. MHELAN Of this city. Nocards,
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
HORN,
NIAhlItif:it.

SCOTT. Monday. November 10, 1890, at 10 &c
!. H., to Mr.. and AIRS. Owen scott, a daughter
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CHICAGO MarlEets.

CHICAGO. Nov. II lCloslng,. wheas-Dscsm-
December, SIS; Nay. sax. Oae-May. 40S.
P0rk-DecemDsf. e.65; Asy, laos Lard-Deccm-
Der, ais; NAY, 6.ok short ribs - Decembsr.
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These are the Inducements that should lead
you to visit the Furniture. Carpet and Stove
stores Of
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 11.-cotson nominal - mid
ding. 81. Flour more active: some South
higher; Fultx, 93A1OO: LonRberry. s5alO0; No
2, 0s steamer No. 2, red, %; western strong
No. 2, winter red, spot, 81 November, 81; De
cember, 9sha9sa: May, l07,.a1O71s. Corn
southern steady. white. old 6la63, new 56a60
yellow, old 62aaA, new 5Sa60: western firmer
mixed spot 50; November, 50: year, 57a a5s
January. 57na57h: May, 59aa59,s Osts frm
-ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, 4Sa52
do western white, 49a52; do. do mixed, 49a45O
graded No. 9. white. 81: Rye nrm-prime
steady-prime TO choice timothy, IL. Provisions
mess pork. ll5o: bulk meats. loose shoulders, on
long clear, 6k; clear rib sides 6k: sugar-pickled
shoulders, 6k: sugar-cured smoked shoulders
IN; hams, large 11L. small Tx; lard. refined TX
Butter nrm. Eggs nrm. Coffee steady-kio car
goes fair, i9x; No. z, IL Sugar Qaiet-granulated
on. Copper steady--renned. 141s. Whisky nrm
Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer nominal Re
ceiptD--nour. 900 barrels wheat. 1900 bush
els; corn. 5000 bushels: oats. 5000 bushels
rye, 1000 bushels. Shlpmeuts-nour. 10000 bar
relc. SAiss-wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, Ito .0O(
hpshe1a
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REVENUE APPoINTMENrs.-Th Secretary Of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in tho internal revenue service: William
H. Robinson, Stockton, CAL Francis c. Rob-
erts. Petersburg, Va. United States gaugers;
Andrew Carlisle, Omaha, Neb., United States
storekeeper; Russ I. Chamberlain, United
States stOrekseper and gauger, Portland. Greg.
AN IMPORTANT HEARISs will take place to-
morrow before Secretary Window ct the Treas
ury Department The question that will DO
discussed is whether goods sent BY mer-
chants from one American city TO another
by the Grand Trunk railroad, which runs
part Of the way through Canada, shall be
manifested and sealed in cars on the American
or the Canadian side. The merchants Of the
eastern sea ports are anxious to have the cars
sealed in this country
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The lowing are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market a. reported By special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney, 1919 street:
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New GooDs-Low PnrcEs-EAsr
TERMS.

TERMS.
These are the Inducements that should lead
you to visit the Furniture. Carpet and Stove
Stores Of
JOHN RUpDKM
go and 932 9Th ct nv.
Nomore complete stock, no lower prices and
no easier terms can be found than here.
Every grade Of Carpet from the cheapest In.
grain to the costliest Velvet or Brussels; every
variety OF Parlc- and Bed Room Furniture. in
Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century. Ward
robes. Hat Racks sideboards. &C. Every make
Of Stove from the smallest Heater to the
most complete Range Is here displayed at
prices not TO be found elsewhere. AL carpets
made and laid free Of charge to purchasers.
Add to this the fact that goods are sold on
credit a. cheap as for cash-s small deposit
only Delns ssAeu IN sdNaiiees INC ooA1$ee p0'ns
paid in such installments and In such time -
may DO agreed between the buyer and
seller-and you have an inducement 70 pur-
chase here such as no other house oferA
Remember the place.
RUDDEN'S
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES
nJ-tr $50 AND 932 SEVENTH 81. NV.
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SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03
Sturgeon relates that he {

-Spurgeon relates that he deemed it 6
strange thing when he saw on country
weathercock the motto, God is Love-" ant
he asked his friend if he meant to imply that
the Divine Love can be as tickle as the wind
"No," said he, "this is what I mean-whicf
ever way the wind blows, God is Love
through the cold north wind, the biting easi
wind, still God is Love, as much as when the
warm, genial breezes refresh our fields and
focks
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03

-Teacher-"Tommy, what is the men,
oryf" Tommy-"It is the faculty-the fac
ulty-" THAT'S right Go on" sit is the
faculty with which-with which we forget
things"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03

Our Readers will find It to their advantage to
carefully peruse the advertisement of Oehm 8
Acme Hall, Baltimore, which is found in another
column, as the Leading Clothing House of Mary
lands metropolis. Their statements can be I'M
hesitatingly relied on. and our subscribers and
readers would do well to call on them or write
to them when in need of Holiday Presents for
gentlemen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air. Md, January 8. 1890.
JUST DO YOUR BEST.

The signs Is bad when folks commence
A-fndin' fault with Providence,
And balkin cause the earth don't shake
At ev'ry prancin' step they take.
No man is great till he can zee
How less than little he would be
Eff stripped to self, and stark and bare,
He hung his sign out anywhere.
My doctern is to lay aside
Contentious, and be satisfied;
just do your best, and praise or blame
That follers that counts jest the same,
I've allus noticed great SUGGEST
IL mixed with troubles, more or less.
And It's the man who does the best
That gifts more kicks than all the rest.