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WE GREAT
Il PENNsYLyANIA ROuTF

TO THE f6k shsi HkAf hs ho vt rHwrsr
STILL RAILS. MAGNIFicEN + E9uiPiMENr
,n,,xs,In effect May 1. $50. =
CoRNLk OF 9Th AND ST, EEis, As FoIajoSs:
foi fsrsibuIs ana the West Chicago limited IIress
OF Puinlaii Nestbue Cars at 1850 a IN. daiay;
fas; Line 1890 am daily to Columbus ana Il.
hIS,s Win mi, lie ping Carr from i1tshurg 70 Co
Sleeping Car Altoona - Chicago 81 iN,uis en-
ia.lor Car Washington to harrisburg. aud Sleep.
Es oafs hsr,lsours to st LOUIS. Chicago and Gu
ihg Cars Washington e ;hcaGo and st. Louis.
Sle, pers Tor Louisyi lie and Memphis PACING EI-
Viii tlroush Sleeper TO Ilttsbus, and PIttsburs
baltimore AND POTOMAC p,upo.n
For Kane. Canandaisua loche.ter ana Niassra Fall,
dally, except sunday, S:lU am.
IA 9snd hlasara daily. Except saturday 10 90 p w.
WI, MIL sleeping Car Washington 10 Rochester.
FOR NlLI1nepurt ock Haven aud Elnirs, at 10 :5Ok
Fol NJ; ; daily. except SUNDAY:
koR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND TIE EAST
4S 1850 80 and and 20 s jim o. Sle su5 5IS
ll:20 pm. Limited LxIress Of iHiImsn PariSr
aork only Limited Express with Dinine Car 5 90 y.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
as. express 8 10 am week days AL, 4 90 pm daily
fot Boston su Sitss S S. aso M every day.
FOR DronAsn a. NJ ali through trains connect at
tAt! viii Oi Brooklyn Annex al ord
lLt direct Transfer TO ulton street. avoiding dou bio
ferIlhge across New YORK city
FOR AtlaItlc City, 40 week days IL 20 ID m
daily.
For Baltimore. 6:o5. 20. 10. 9:Oo $40. 10 90
5O:2O, ;oo and ! 40 am. - :Oj. no 81 ).
300 ZOO, 42u. 20. $500. 3 40, 600 40
1000 and 20 pm. On sun ~ 800. y:O5
lU:Ju 40 am, 2:IO. 81 >. 3::S0 100 20
2:Oo o:tN, 900. 40, 10 200 and 1 1 10 pm
Tor IoIr CreeL Line. 20 ALI. 80 y. ~ daily
- except SUNDAY
For ANNAPOLIS, 20 and 300 am, Il .O5 and 20
Pm. daily except sunday SUNDAYS. :2Opm
WASHING UN SOU HEkN HALLWAY
IN EFFECT MAY il. 1899.
For AlenEndria. 40, o::b5, 40, $40 o.45
1857 AIN, i2nf noon. !! :o5 $3.50, Is %
e;vd. e4@, 1000 aid 30 D Ia. ON sunday at
4:3o 40. 9:4o. lU:o1 am, 2:30. 6:0l. S:O2
and 1000 pm.
AcconinlouatiCn Tor Qusntico. Z As am. and ;55
pm. week days 40 H. Sundays
FOR hlclnIOnd aid tie sOu;h, I 80 and 1857 Am
daily. Accommodation. 30 y. Ia. week dayS
llLlns leave AleAanura Tor v ssliugtI a. %, .O5
500, 9:lO, lO:lJ, IL % AIN: 20. 8 90, . 1u
6:lO, 0:U5, 90, o:2O. 10 80 and 1 :Uo y m ON
shld@y al 9:lUh Id "a ALL: 40. :lU. aO5.
-, y 10 and 10 81 Pm
Tickets aid the Cffce, northeast cor.
ner 18th 81. thd h nnsyIyAp avenue, and az the
station wEeie orders lie lett for tie checking u
bag gage TO ues tIAilUn LoleIs aud residences
ShAS. r. EJOh, J. AZ. WOOD.
General Msnaser. inlyl2l General PASSENGER Agent
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Objects to the Order of Hiberniaps

In his sermon in the cathedral at Armath,
Ireland. yesterday the Rev. Mr.. MacNeece de-
nounced secret societies. lie referred espe-
cialiy to the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He
said that this society, which was founded IN
America, Was seeking new members III Ireland
ana he warned all Catholics against having
anything to do with the organization.
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Explorer Stanley Recoveriny

Henry NJ. Stanley is now convalesccnt and
rapidly recovering his Old strength and spirits.
The physicians attending him do not hesitate
to say now that his illness was more serious
than was generally believed. and they at one
time feared 1t would terminate in partial or
complete collapse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-21

OF SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, No 1891 STREET
NORTHWEST. TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY
SECOND, TEN AM. AND CONTINUE DAILY
UNTIL ALL is SOLD. ty2l-3t
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II edmond AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co.

II EDMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO.
II Schedule III eject IL 8. 1880.
S:1U a.ln--kast IenEcssee Mail, daily for Warren.
ton, CoiuOIsNliIe, CnarottesNIe, LYnchbury and
stations between Alexandra and l.! nchburp Roau-
Melnphis luilnIan Sleeper Washington TO ltUine Ga
liza AMI st Mull dalIy Tor ,uipeIer IhAc-
iottesVIlle, Stations hes peake and Ohio Route,
LyhChOGrg Rocky Aonnt. Dsnville and stations be-
tween Lynchburg and Danyii.e, Gre lie uoro Raleigh
AsheyIIle, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta.
Birmingham MoatgO ON, ~. New Orleans Iehas and
Callioflila Pullman Seelsr New lUrk Atlant IA
anu Pullman Scelers Atlanta to New orleans Iui.-
man Sieeler laliviIle Ia Columbia and Augusta Pull
Route. -
$40 rm.- Daily. EXCEPT Sunday, for Napass..
Strasourg and intermediate stations
4:oo y. m.-Dslly via IyLclburg, Bristol and Chat
tanooza Pullman testIDule SIeelers Washington II
memphis, CONNECTING thence for all Arkansas points
ol:4O pm-Mestern Express daily for ManassaS
Pullman Neslibule Train Ma hlIstou 10 Cncinnati
Win Pullman sleeI er for Louisvills.
DahNllle, haeigh, Asheyiile Charlotte. CoiumDia.
Au :usta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans Texas
ana Call ofnla Pullman v slbule Car ashing,tou
New orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. pullman
SIeeier Washington ~ ham, Ala, Atlanta
aud Georgia tacIIir hallway, and Pullman Sleeper
Washington 10 AISLE siite and not Springs n c. via
saiisDury. Also Washington TO Augusta via Danville
trains ON Washington III Ohio division leave Wash.
aud AZ y. ia. daily arrive Round fiiIl III 80 M
- y. III. and 20 In. returning leave hound Hsll
except SUNDAY, arriving Washington so and
.: I'D y M. ana :.Jo pm.
through trains rom the south via Charlotte, Dan
vile ami ncnburv arrIve IN Washington :l3 a.
Hnd :l0p m via East 1ennessee, Bristol and Lynch
burg at 30 and 10 y. Chesapeake and
ONO route and charlottesville at 2iS pm and 10
llcAeIs sleeping reservation and Information
furnished aud baggage checked AZ office 1900 Penn
sssanis ave. and at passenger sation' fennsyi'aaiA
myi0 JAS. l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Agent
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EXCURSION TO LURAY Wednesday July %.
Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio station $50
am s35O for round trip. Seats reserved in
advance at Baltimore anu Ohio offices, 6I9 and
lSol Pennsylvania avenue, without extra
charge
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DROPt SAILS FOR CEMENT FOR THE DISTRICT
IL Of CoiunIba.-Office of the COMMISSIONS Wash
liVton, DC. july II, lsSO,-seaet Proposals Will ue
r. ceyeu IL tLIs Office undl INrLNE O'CLOCK NJ
ON TUESDAY, JULY IWENTY-NINrH, 1870, for
Furnishing Cement for the Public Works for the
trct OF ColunDa Blank forms pIopos spec
liIcauons b. obtained at this office upon appca-
ton the refore. her with all necessary informal
ton and onty bids upon these forms will be cosid-
cred. The right is reserved to reject any ana all
BIDS o.: parts II bils J. ". DOUGLASS, L. u. HINE,
IT, NJ EOBEhI. Commissioners, DC. iyl1-6t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
II ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO, Auc,ioneeu,
~ go Pennsy N anna ava ".
TWO TWO TORY FRAME HOUSES. Nos 734 AMI
a36 FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUC.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY.
EOIRiH, A. SIX O'CLOCK. we viii offer for sale in
SUB LoT5,N
SQUAkE 5lS,
fronting 80 feet 4In st by u depth Of &C Oh I'm.
proSeI by two 1wo-story frame Houses. now under
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and tive
YEAR, rerc mt secured W deed of trust property
soic or all cash. at option of purchase. dpost
S2OO required time of sale If the terms of sale
are lot complied with in fifteen day day of sale
r1eht reserved TO resell the property the and
cost OF The uefaulting purchaser, after five days
neI us'hent OF snch resale III SOM newspaper pub
lisheu ia WASHINGTON d. G. All CONVEY ancing &c .,
the cost OF the purchaser.
Vl9-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auct,
RAICLIFFE. DAER X co, Aucuoneers
~ $40 Pennsylvania avenue W.
TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE No. o2o6 II STREET
- NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
FIFTH, at SIX O'CLOCK. We win offer Tor sale in
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT O.
IN SQUARE 30,
fronting 20 feet on II street by n depth of 67 I'm.
proved 10y q 1wo-stcry Frame Dwelling, No. 2:.0o II
Terms: i cash. balance in one and two years q ne,
cent secured by deed OF trust property sold or al
CASH. at the option of the purchaser deposit of O
upon acc tance OF bid IL the terms of sale not
complied with IN ID days from day of sale right re
served To resell III property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulng purchaser after five days
OF such resale III some Newspaper publish. in Wash
lnston ID T. All convey ahclng, &c. Mt the the
purchaser. LAICLlEEE DARK AZ co
yl I-dSds Aucts.
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ENGINEERS q SURVEYORS
HOMELL GRLENOUGH.
Ii ENGINEkkS AND SURVEYORS,
h Il. n

d. J. HOWELL. late Topograhper Us Geo Survey
and Engineer IN charge OF street extensions in wash
ington-
EDWIN A. GREENoUGH, Engineer F. c. and p RR
kAilrosd surveys; Estimates and Specifications;
TopogrsI hic and Municil al Engiueerins Disputed
and Difficult Property Boundaree: Suburban Subdi-
visions 1opogr sphically Planned aud I.zyed Out.
Cousultsti9ns on City street Extensions through
fuburhan Property. Telephone 82t-2. U7-lms
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THIS EVENING.

CT CLAIR FECHNER AUC1IONFER, 6ll PENN
- sylvania ave, under MetrUpClitan Hotel. sells
] HIS DAY lGr9e lot lawnbroker's Unredeemod
Pledges. Guld and Silver Watches Genuine DIAMONDS.
" orks of Art jeY-:5ln
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- ATC LIFE. DARR & Co. Auctioneers,
III $40 Iennsyivania ave. n.

- ATCLIFF DARR & co. Auctoneers
IL $40 Iennsyivaiia ave. NV.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWENIl-
SECOND STREETS NOkTHWESTAT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
THIRD, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer tor sale, N
'front.' OF the premises.
PART OF ORIGINAL 10,
IN SQUARE 20.
fronting 81 9 feet street and running bac to
'0ioot paved alley, making 1t most desirable bu
Ing site.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
Years. SIX per cent, secured by deed OF trust prop
erty sod all cash, option purchaser A de-
post OF 900 ut time OF sale Ii terms OF sale are
not compiled with III fifteen days from day sale
right re erSed to resell the property the and
cost OF the detaulting purchaser after ye days
tlsenIenJ OF such resale newspaper publ he'd
IN WASHINGTON. DC. All conveyancig, &C., at cvsG oi
tie larclaser
jyl9- DADS RADCLIFFE DARR 4 co, Aucts
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German Trade and the American Tariff

Discouraging trade reports are being made
in Germany. Those concerning the leather
trades, which are already depressed assert
that the Mckinley tariff bill is having the
effect of killing the leather export business
with America, the loss of which will be severely
felt
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Three mt "A RirthS

The wife Of Peter Burns, Bridgeport, Pa,
iaborer, gave birth to triplets yesterday, two
BOYS and girl. The infants are all we'll formed
aud with the mother are quite hearty
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ISLAND PARK.-Personally condu cted excur-
sion Thursday. July "a Don't fail to secure
seats IN advance AT 6I9 and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue. NJ extra charge. Round trip 81.
Tran leave Baltimore and Ohio station at 10
AT
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UNTIL ALL is SOIL
~ - ------------
FOLEY, Auctioneel
n | .


The entire stock of Boots. Shoes and Slippers
tanned in 906 9TH street must be sold without
We are determined not to carry IL worth Of the
stock to or new sore, No. SUS eth. Auction
nences MONDAY MORNING 1T Ten O'CLOCK, and
viii continue at the same hour each day until the
tire stock lis disposed OF. Z. SIRAsBURGER,
1887 9TH st L.
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sgotiations are in progress it is said, for
the sale OF the United States Hotel, the largest
in tlantic City.
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:: $sS$ sisfE l..
IT, IT, BS =. HsSs e. e. :. :.
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THE EVENING STAR 10 offered 10 the pub
lie, in good faith and with confidence, as TIE
bEsI LOCAL ADNEhllSlNG MEpIIM IN
ihE UNIFIED STATES In point OF i"ct
"as oe uu'niui's s~io th"' IL is "''nou' ~"
~ 49, ~ Wis 'espe'' any ""'fe 'H WIG 0
"'
sworn weekly statements priptad in the name,
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation of the paper during
the year 1883. published in THE STAR on the
18th of January, 1880.
Briefly stated, the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
="
'o"'
2. The stars circulation ian Washing.
ton IL double that Of all the osher daily
paper. p.b,,.b.d Am the c,,x added to-
,,,,
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& Eo. W. sTIcKsEY. AuctiOneer, y,6 St NV.
EfUhGE Z. EMMONS,l r,,...
jy14-eod aAS h. MARR, trustees

VENRUSIEES' SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNJN
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON W SHEET EETWEEN
WEST.
by virtue Of deed of trust recorded IN Iiber No.
!6u, foiO 20 ct Of the land records OF The
District vi Columbia, We will cell 1t public auction IA
T. ont Of the remis -. on FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY
FIFTH. AID 1890, Al HAlE-PASI FIVE OiCI,OCE
A., the following described real estate. situate the
city of Washington, District Columbia to wit. Lois
e. u und in John tr Adams subdivision of lots Nos
nineteen I'D aid twenty l2OI IN said A,aIns' subd
t3D said subdivision of ssid lots &, u and Il
Is duly recorded III the ofce said city in
iib-r q H. b.. foiio III together with the improve
nients thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-hah cash. balance in one II,
year. TO bear interest ut the of six ( rer
cent 2 ainun, payable stmi-annually, aud be Sc
cured by deed OF trust property sod, all at
purchasers ton. deposit of 500 at til OF sale
Terms to be complied with IN fifteen days from day Of
sale. right reserved TO resell risk and d.
fauting purchaser after five days notice Of such re-
sale Ia some newspaper published in WASHINGTON ID
4. :. FIRAIN, /
JOHN MOkRISON,} fusseea
1y14-dkds Do SCANSON BROS, zuctioneers
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

cHOkT ROUTE To LONDON,
- NOLDDEU1SCHER lLOYD 8. & co
last ExprIss Steamers.
To soutlIl.lI toll lI-oLdon. H.vreJ Bremen.
Traye, We'd, July -, 10 ALL. Ilnlz, ST, JULY
90 noon: Llhn, Ned., July 80. pm. Kaiser Vii
helm IL Sat. aug. = 80 sni Ailer ed. Aug q 10
T. ~ Ed r. Sat, Aug. y. HON.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table luxurious
tuioCn appointments llices LIST cabin, and up-
Ward berIh according 10 location I'd cabin 90 and
&o0 berth; steerase NJ low 1tes ApIly " l. y.
DkOOP. S2o Penn. ava yl9
CUNAhD LINE-sfA1E ROOMS CAN DE RE-
Oseryed at the Washington agency; nrst-cluss a.
comiodstions from 900 up; second class S35 and
S4U; steersge. so. CHAS- i. III bOls a Co
bankers. Sole Agents, t3l ST. nv. my,3-:,m
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TaoMAs BOWLING. Auc,loneer

U'nomAS DONLlNG, Auctioneer.
By vrtue Of a decree of lhe Supreme Court Of the
D,sIlct OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No
IliSt 4 Will sell, a: pubic auction, on MONDAY
M in front Of the pre- mises, undivided moiety
the west y feet OF lot 81, in Cadets subdivision OF
squa- 9 OF. in Washington. u. G., improved by Two
story Flame House, sad premises being situate Oh
JACKSON al ey uear list stpeet northeast.
Terms of sale cssh. A deposit of ESQ required .,
time q sale and terms TO be complied with in ten day.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT. Trustee.
Wl2-St 5l1 9TH st. NV.
ATCLIFfE. DAkR 4 CO.. Aucts
VERY YALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN
SEOkGErOMN, D.C,FR MING ON p trHIRD
AND THIkTY-THIRD (MARKETl STREETS.
ON THIRTY-FIFTH tFAYETTE, STREET BE-
TWEEN FlFTH AND (SIXTH) STREETS.
: IN uoNn.v Al AUCTION. ,,.,v rvpxrv
FIRST. at HALF-PAST + We O'CLOCK, we will Of
fer for sale in front oi the premises
Farts OF Lots 1913 aud 100, IN square So, fronting
IL five parcels per lat show day of sale these
Lots are near the electric and within
ceas OF the business portion of the city.
Lots 1s3 1s5. 81 and part of $50, in square 1o7
fronting 200 feet :}1tn tayette) and 9th (Rl
streets and will be sold i'll lots, making them de
sirabe for building SITES being situated in the be
section of Georgetown.
Terms: One-thirl cash. balance in one and two
years, SIX per ceht secured bv deed OF trust the
property Sold or all cash. opt OF the purchaser
terms OF sale are not complied with in fifteen days
from day OF sale right IL reserved to resell the prop
ery at the risk and cost OF the defau ting purchaser
after hye days' advertisement in some newspaper ub
lshed in Washington, d. G.. All conveyAncing aud re-
cordinv At the cost of the purchaser.
jyl4-dSds RATCLIFE Z. DARR CO.. Aucts.
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EScAMFxESr WEEK steamer schedule. Sc,
adv.
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IOslOEk ROW.

w O31 Louisiana avenue,
Opp. City Post Office.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25
cred by County Surveyor,
j. A. Curtis,

Mr.. Curtis lecture was most enjoyable
one, as the earnest II tenton of all his hear.
ers would indicate, and we would gladly re-
produce it in full, were it possible.
He first defined Neteorology as that branch
of study which treated of the weather and
temperature of the air, its conditions, the
laws Of electrical storms and phenomena of
the atmosphere, and stated that air was com.
posed of nitrogen and oxygen with carbonio
acid gases and that the proportions of the
constituents were the same at all attitudes,
The lecturer then stated the difference he.
tween gases and vapOrs, the former always
being OF gaseous form while the latter can
be liquefed. He theu related that the great,
est height ever attained by an aeronant was
seven miles and when he reached the height
of six miles he tainted. He explained
the mathematical means employed in asccr,
tanning altitude, which was interesting. In
defining climate, he stated that it was the
condition of the atmosphere, modified by
| rain, sun. altitude, mountains, ocean currents
| and winds, asserting that to properly nscer-
tain the climate of locality, required long
attention and the use Of various instruments
He then explained the uses and manufacture
of the barometer as well as the thermometer.
| In speaking of various temperatures, he
mentioned the fact that the highest temper
| ature in this vicinity was generally reached
at 2 p. m. and the lowest ut about twenty
minutes before sunrise, explaining that the
| result of the fact that the heat lost by radia.
ton is equal to that given by the sun, while
the lowest temperature was reached when
the returning sun is equal TO the radiation
of the earth.
He then, in very facinatins manner, ex.
| planned the meaning Of the terms, rainfall,
electrical phenomena, the usual direction OF
storms and what they indicated, also the
means employed in foretelling the weather
by the U. S. Signal Service Bureau, all OF
which was done in scholarly way.
The lecturer in closing, admitted that the
predictions of the Bureau were often wrong,
| particularly in this locality where the Rocky
Mountains had such a great influence in the
sudden change Of weather.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25

Pupils in High Schools, with good libra.
ry can aud should do much more than those
without books OF reference, or the discipline
gained by years of study. We all know that
pupils may commit lesson to memory
without having the slightest idea ofits mean.
ing That is, of course all wrong. Neither
should pupils leave a subject thinking the
author of the text book he has used is in
fnllablc. Whenever II. all advisable, re.
eurc pupils, in learning lesson, to supple.
ment text book by information gained from
outside sources. try to have them cultivate
the habit of association facts relating to the
same subject, whether obtained from the text
from, books for general reading or from the
papers.
Associate places with persons or with his
torical events. Classify and systematise
knowledge, as far as possible. Just so far as
the pupils is able to do this he is gaining
knowledge that will stay by him; he is lay.
ing the foundation of an education
that he cin use, that will be, in the
highest degree, practicable. Not to be over
looked is the value of the habit gained in
this way) Of careful reading, discriminating
between what is useful, anL to be treasured
in the memory and what is worthless and to
cast aside.
lfa pupil learns to thus prepare his lesson
that knowledge will doubtless be us valuable
in after years as the knowledge derived from
the lesson itself.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25
Is CONSUMPTION Incurablei

Rend the following: Mr. C. II. Morris.
Newark Ark, says; "Sas down with sb-
scess of lungs, and friends and Physicians
pronounced me an Incurable Consumptise.
Began taking Or. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION. am now on my third bottle.
aud au able TO oversee the work on my farm.
It is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Miidlcwart, Decantnr. Ohio. says.
"Hnd it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
Of Lung Troubles. Was given up by does-
ors And now in hest Of health" Try ID.
Sample bottles free at I. II. McAurray's
Drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming 30 we'll known
and so popular A. to need no special msation.
All who have used Eleeino Bitt-rs sing the
song Of praiss.-A purer medicine dess rot
exist and is guaranteed to do all that 10
c!nimed. Electric B,,srs will enrs all dis
-n.es of the Liver and Kidneys. will remove
Pimples. Bolts. Salt Rheum and other Affect
ton. caused by impure b!ood.-will drive
Malaria from the .y,'~m aud prevent - veil
as cure all Malsrint fevers--For cure Of
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bit,ers-Ensire satis'ae,ion wusrsn-
t-e-i. or mos-y refnnded.-Price SOC. sad
q 90 per bottle =, !. u. McMuray's. Drug.
store.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25
Twenty Years Coughing CureA
With DR.. Bcsanko's Cough syrup.

Mrs. ~. Pitcher. . most cstimsble isAy.
and hss b-en a se.iI-pt Of Springfield. Iils.,
for thirty year.. Her present residence is %
No. 1907 Fast Capital Ave. IN eonvsr.siisa
with her arrrci.t. Mr.. r.. r. sayier. ~ Nc.
COO Fisvesth st.. ,he said: ~ ksve h~ss Of.
aicird with lung trouble for the psst twenty
years. coughing no.t ~ the time. Have
been under the care af the ise.t phi ysieisas sf
,hi, city. and have u.-,i all Kinds ~ ss>di-
cine for my di,esss without any benefit. Lsst
winter wns recommended TO try ps.
po.anko's Cough and LING Syvup. and es1
ch-~rfui.y .ny after using fI2.0o worth 81 10
I'm sound and we'll. voaid ecsmaeaA 10
to suffering humanity a. the best medieiss -
earth Ter chronic eonghs, and csnsnm psiss.~
Sold at so cents by !. ". NcNurry.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25
Liver cospIain,-p psilio.....

The chief symptoms If this disease ere
depression Of f,piviis. foul coated tongue. baA
tasting month. di.agre~ahle breath. dry skis,
with blo,ehrs md srur,ion.. ssiio1 soa.
piection and yellow eyes. tired, aehiag
shoulders. dull pain In right side, faiatsss..
dizziness snd irregular bowels. This e~a.
plaint In all nf it, fora,s can he readily sarsA
by taking DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pilla
q, IS cents a box BY !. N. MeAurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25
Stockholders Meeting.

A special meeting of the stockholders of
the Grand Mesa Land 4 Cattle Company
of Colorado will be held at the Office of the
Company, No. Courtlandt street in the
city of New York. on the 9th day Of Febru-
ing board of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the purpose Of increasing the capital
stock Of said company to one hundred thous.
and dollars (sl0o,oOo.)
CHARLES HULL BoTsFoRD,
A. C. BoTsFoED.
New York, Feb. 6, 1890.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-25

The midwiuter session of the Colorado
Editorial Association will be held in Denver,
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 26 and %.
1890. The first days session will convene at
10 O'Clock n. m., at Chamber of Common hall.
An interesting program has been arranged
and a pleasant and profitable time is antici-
pated.