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OFFICE OF BRICE LIPsCoMB.
" Real Estate and Loans,
6lS litn st. n W

We will offer for sale at public auction MONDAY.
JUNE F1FTEEN1H, 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ.
in front OF premises that valuable residence
being the corner OF 10Th and NJ SITS II. fronting
81 feet n inch on M st. by depth 1o ieet 18th
ST., and containing 3S2S feet more or less
Terms OF sale: 0ne-Thrd cash, AFT cash. at option
of purchaser. A deposit of $50 will be required.
Title good or deposit refunded
jel1-4t GEO. ". STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
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NATHI. WILSON, 1rnstee>

NITED STATES MARsHAI's sALE-BY VIZ
y tue OF wit Of er1 facns issued out Of the rerk
Office OF the supreme Court OF the Distrct Of Coun-
bla. and 20 directed. Will sell at public SAFE.
cash. front OF the Court Hons- door OF sad DstFt
at TWELVE OClosk NJ. all the right, title, claim
and interest OF John houel M and Ia the following de
sr1bed property, TO Wit: Lot numbered eleven a ID
square numbered nix hundred and ninety l,ipal.
I'm the city OF Washington. District uf Columbia
gether with all and SINGULAR the improvements thereon.
seized levied upon the property OF gohn Rooney,
and will be sold to satisfy execution No. ysst<
favor OF lillian Williams and klza Ailliaus a-e
of Edward I. wAlket DANIEL NJ RANSnEIl,
Co, Aucloneers. jes,-d6dh~
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No CrrY In the Union offers 90 many and varied
as Boston, In which to spend your vacation, and nc
hotel offers 90 many inducements - the United
Substantially located. horse cars 70 I'll depots
places q tntore6s and amusemaut,
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WHITLEY CARRY GUNS
Some Reason for the Alleged Fact
That congressman Go Armed.
DUELS OF THE OLD TIMES.

When Members Of Congress Used to Carry
Pistols Always-The Deadly Compact of
Cameron, Chandler and Wholesome His
toric Duels-Poker Fight ON the AGissfasfppi.
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u ATCLIfFE. DARK q CO.. Auctioneers.
IN Pa N

PEREMpTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF DEsIR-
ABLE TwO-ST0RY AND CELLAR BAl-WiN-
DON BRICK HOUSE, No. 1851 TENTH STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SIXTEENTH.
1891. AT SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell in Iront Of the
LOT 70, SQUARE "a,
Fronting sixteen feet 10th street md running back
that width eighty feet TO an al ey, Improved 10y two
story window brick house with large ceiiar. being
house No. l6r3l 10th street northwest.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
secured by deed of trust the premises sold
the day OF payable semi-annually, ali cash. at
the purchasers option. deposit Of 800 at sale.
Terms to be compiied with in fifteen days from sale.
defauitng purchaser: All conveyancing and record
RGTCLIFFE. DARR & CO..
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATEoN
i THE LINE OF THE b. AND y. AND B. AND p.
RAILROADS, TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE MICHAEL BANNON.
Beautiful building lots, suburban homes. farms ard
tract OF nne timber land. a,gregzting nearly 1,UO0
acres. all within few minutes ride of Washington
All Of this property is enhancing in value
is in fouri-hiny neighborhood, high and healthy
churches schools and railroads convenient. The nne
natural qualities and advantages Of tins section OF the
ciated Sale takes place at Annapolis Junction at TEN
O'CLOCK A. A. and at gessuP,s At ELEXEM O'CLOCK
JAMES REvELL !
JAMES s PPdBANNoN,S trustees
TENTH, will be sold that very desirable piece Of
property. no St Paul street. known the "Bannon
Building" now used for law Offices.
All Of this property must be sold for less than
the cost OF the buildings For further particulars APP
JAMES REvELL,
Annapolis. Nd.
JAMES P. BANNoN.
1l0St. Paul St .Bait..j
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctfouesr..
To WHOM 1T MAY Gomez

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TO PAY STORAGE AND CHARGES.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE SIXTEENTH.
at TEN O'CLOCK, will seal at the auction rooms Of
Radcliffe barr Co., 80 Pennsylvani avenue north
west. - -
ONE TRUNK AND ONE BOX,
Stored May ~. 1880, the of Mrs. E. A. Coz.
All parties interested will please take notice.
3ei2-A HENRY BAUM.
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leS-dSds sun buiidans.
THoMAs BOWLING a SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
N THk CITY on WASHINGTON. DisTkicT

the land records Of said District fairr 1876 folio
Set seQ and IL the written reQuss' OF the holder
the notes pred thereby shall sell. II gubiac
auction. IN front Of the prciuisss on MONDAY. TIE
flfIEkNlH DAY oh 1UNk. 1891, Al SIX
lying and being IN said city OF Washington. and di--
ssis aisted as lots - 20 t both inclusive. in John
Chesters recorded subdivision Part of square Nm
to'rther with the imIytvemeEts, a.. consisting "a
nNe twO-story brick houses m NAVY court. l<fvs-n
ofh and 9TH. u and ste
TernIs OF sale pne-thlrd cash rssidue IN two equa,
Payments NJ one and two years rrxTS,tivey: pv.r
ent interest paS ahle half yearly ~rsd hy deeds "
trust on The tToTrrty ali the oItiun
ir iiaser OF purchasers. berost 81 80 zach tot
required Of tine of sale. AL cunvey-an,-ns &c, a
co~t 81 purchases Terms 10 be cunitlied With
days trustees reserVethc richf aud .
at defaulting PURCHASERS cost and rlsk.
John = sMokMslkDT Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneer..

administrators Gale by catalogue of the valuable
and rAre collection OF Masonic and misreIianNous
books beloneinr 10 the late g sheckells Of eseore-
at HALf-rAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK PM. at our snc-
ton rooms, corner fennsylvana avenue aud 1 lth
streets. We viii sell the above valuable collection OF
books.
n B.-The sale of thee books which was sdver-
tised 70 take place the 18th of May last post
poned In order to make important additions. Cata-
BY order Of g. NJ. MATTHEWS. Administrator.
THOS. BOWLING d SON. Aucts. )el0~i&ds
ZINE BUILDING LOTS CORNER OF light
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SIXTEENTH.
1891. At HALf-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. In
tors AND p. SQUARE la.
Fronting 40 feet 18th street and lag feet inch
Lawrence street or Riess place. These lots
the intersection OF 18th street and New Hampshire
property.
. Terms: onethird cash; balance in one. two and
three years. notee per cent interest," payable
seni-annualy, and 10 be secured by deed Of trust
property sold or all cash, at option 81 purchaser.
deposit Of s2o on each lot required at time Of sale
Conseysncfne. &c. at purchasers cost Terms 20 he
soped with in fifteen days. other~ right reserved
70 resell At rsk and cost Of tzasn purchaser after
hve days sdyer,isemento OF such resale IN
paper published IN Washington, D. &.
lelOdkds DCNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers
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sas,. S 3hT Il s > %ks.h fpT ;n Trs.re
'l'kI 81 Lts' sAI.E OF VALUABLE srEAMBoArs,
wHAkshs AND WIZARD RIGHTS. RIAL rs


BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passcd m equity. cause No
l.Sln. wherein Horato 4. Mood 81 al. cOmnlsin-
ants and the Inland and seahoars Co4sting COMPANY
OF the District OF Columbia ~ al descendants Ne
p piiI ossF iSr s.e sn ..1SbAh tse siAfhtSfH
the once Of the said Inland and ssaloara Cosstng
Company at the foot of SIKH street southwest the
eyy OF Washington, ID. q. the steamhoAts jams
Mossiey, :" lady ~ the Lake" John ". Thonp-
son" aud John oilson." their Tackle, Apparel. Fur
license. interest. risht aud title and the wharf,
now oncnfaed by ssid company the Of
southwest. In said city Of Washington. aud the build
ins, sheds and structures sifuas1 fbereon. aud
all those certain parcels land pretai~e.
ulsting ui~hed on the pen Vt said
same appears in the offices of surveyor and
sorstef OF deeds said Distrct lots 3D.
A'l EIGHT 60 ana tie west part Of lot i've d.,
south side OF Nsfer street. IN said Georsetoen.
tending with said lot lines from said Water
sOuthward TO the channel OF the Potomac river to-
Nether with all the eascintnts and
tanning thereto and all the buildings thereon and also
Az and fflgIar the corurat- RIGHTS and franchise
granted by the act OF incorporation of said COMPANY
Terms. In respect OF said stsanhoAs one third
cash. the Lalance In two equal miscellaneous at thr~e
and SIX months no.: date sale RESPECT
ether property. one-third cash. balance IN two
equal installments nj and yeafs with INTEREST
at the rate OF per centuln per Hnnun until paid to
be ssured by hen the property satisfactory 10
All convey ancins. recoriing A.. az the of
purchaser. def osii OF ESQ viii be required each
piece Of property AZ the time Of sale. Terms
be computed with within ton dag alter sale otherwise
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property
the risk and of the defAutng purchaser alter I'VE
days advert SEM mt IA dAy newspaIer published 10
| the city of Washington, DC.
JOHN ". THOMPSON.
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Griggs-"Why are you not wearing your
dress suit, George?''
George Washington-sTse been mistook for
. guest SO often, sab, couldn't stan II NO
longer, so changed NAH clo'es."
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AUCTION SALES.
ftTt IA ttAiS.
DowIINo a SON. Aacl,ons.
cHAScERy SALE or yAIuARLE IMPROVED
MA IHsIhFs sr ~ s sTlhEhr shAk POUR

,,hNU A-hAIsf sIhffl NUt IHNEsI.
nlstricf OF Nolunois. psr--d IN tQuity csu-e No.
as1s. VII sen ~ Ignic ,ucticn, "a lfent 81 the
At fllk oClockP n, The ess, - fecs ~ insses
~ dclth of lib fest ~ inches Of lot q. square
IA. Washington. ID. C, iuilFuNsd by two-riury
frame dwel ings. oeing houses Nos S3l aud ;gSa Q
streei southwest
fcrIns: oneIhird cash. q which dsposit Of 600
must hr made ~ the time Of sale, nnd the IN
sold. all cash. purchs~ers ogtiou. TAxes Pad 70
day 81 sale. All conyeynnring aud recording pur-
chas.rs cost. Terms 20 le compled with ten days,
property will lie re~Cld aefnulttnx NM
chaser. MICHAEL. j. COLBERT. 1ru-ts.a
1e4-d&ds sun huildins.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAliS SAIL = BY
y virtue OF writ OF fefi facias, issued of tho
clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District
Columbia and TO directed. VIII sell at public sale.
for cash. front of the house door said Dis
trict. on THURSDAY, the ElGHTEENTH DAY OF
June. 1891. at TWELVE O'CLOCK N. all the right,
titie claim and interest of the fenant the
following described property, TO wit:
Lot numbered seven C.D in &. II. Van Patten and q.
W. Floods subdivision Of certain lots square
bered one hundred and forty-four lad. said sub
division recorded in Book B. folio i01 one OF the
records of the surveyors Office of the District Co.
un,bia. together Nlth all and singular the improve
ments thereon. Seized and levied upon " the prop
erty Of b. namin Lloyd. and will be sold 10 satisfy
Drnkard, Of {. H. Knight.
DANIEL NJ. kANSDELL. Z. s. Marshal, DC.
RATCLIFFE, DAkR a CO.. Auctioneers.
ny..se5,-.5 jet -ats
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WILLIAM II. A. MORMLEY. Trustee.
LATIMER x SLOAN. Auctioneers. ,es-d&d

NTTED STATES MARSHAL'S sALE.-By virtue
- OF writ OF eri facias issued Of clerks
fee of the supreme Court OF the District Columbia
and TO directed. will sell public sale. for cash.
in front of the court house door OF sid District
TUESDAY THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY or JUNE
1891, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, all samuel n
Browns right title claim and interest in and the
following dess PROPERTY. wit: Lots Numbered
one ID and two CO in Bukers subdivision part Of
Pleasant Plans, as saia subdivision IN
county book No d. A., the surveyors office
the District OF Columbia together with all and
Jar the improvements thereon seized and levied
the property Samuel r. Brown, and will be sold
to satisfy execution No 4os9 consolidated WITH Nos
G-03 Os,lS and TIN. at law in favor William ".
kapey, OF Fillmore Beall DANIEL NJ. RANs-
DILL. Z. 5. Marshal. ID. c. RADCLIFFE, DARR &
CO.. Auctioneers. my2Y. jelto -
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MEDICAL. &c.

nRoPsY CURED IN fvERY PORN; NO OPERA.
~ ton necessary ease at once trial treatment ssns
tsis--,iy j. X aEfDNER, West Earl. Pa
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
With best oi medical reference by applying =, us
nRK MEYENBERG. MAGNETIC. HAS TREATED
deranEe hke~1s. the delicate and coIupii.
Gated diseases ui both s-Aes. ala lHh NV. aIF-am'
lEAD AND BIZ MIsE.-DK. BKoTHERs aos u
IAst W. anIeared before me snd made oath that b.
will guarantee cure all men and furnish
medicine. charge consultation and advice
noe by pr SiMrTl q NILE % notary
public IN and Tor the District Of Columbia this 81 d.T
TT HAS NENER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
Or. BRofHEks is the oldest established Adyertis-
.Esj St y. Forsy.iiye Years srIarienoe Jes imt
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
NJ OF two Of DIR. BRoTHEks' inyigorating coriia-
Viii cure any case OF nervous debility 100 IT, 80.
nR. MULLIR. sOSs ! 81. NV. THAT'S Az
~ chrome Affections Of the eve srr threat isas;
Hours: $40 l2 a m. aud 10 pm. Ap3-:m.
nNF TREATMENT FREE MASSAGE TREAT
" ments scientifically applied. One trstnlent ire
myJ0-im' REID, 4ol s.. se., cur. 4sh-
A VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING By coNsULr
ms Dr O. r Ihee 80 North an 81 he 9ny
e able 10 cure al ses OF 81 both seHes
Home Cure" swlndle. IL. aT2e-ly
nR. LoBB. S.p n l5TH ST.. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa. Twenty yeAs' enIerienoe: send Tor book
tseaed) containing inII IsTIIculaTs Tor hOMk CUi.k
Tree III charge. hours bto 3-dt - evenings. ~
old. YOUNG AND MfDDLE AGED
II you suffer from any special nervous dfses~s.
ho0d rpf9p heeis ., mssEe,aon etc etc sriie,s
Philadelphia, Pa, stating your and receive book
Truth explaining how TO get cured and e1losi az
cuacks. lT 1Eeel Is the only Ply IN the United
States when all others iAil. u1tstAndlng
days 3tO IL. ostr
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AUCTION GrTTn SALE 1N rs 9E NASAST GRoSsp SIT;
LINDEN STREET AND MAPLE AVENUE IL
ppboII PARk, THE BEST UNIMPRovED
The sIxTEEMIH DAY oFJUNE. A d. 1871. al
lot 3, block ID. lie Droit Park.
Terms easy and made known Of time Of sale. eco
deposit on each lot. Terms he complied with IN
fifteen day. 3elo-d&ds'l GRO. ". sTlCKNEY.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers
IL 1909 q ST.. near United States Treasury.

IRbSIbkH SALE OF NALUAbLk IMPRONED
PROPERTY Al HILLSDALk, BEING LOrs 10
AND 10 IN SUBDIVISION OF BARRY fARM,
CONTAINING ABOUT ONE AND A HALF
ACRES OF GROUND (NEAR UNIoNTOWN)
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated she ID day of May.
1877 and duly recorded in liber No tsl, folio no,
Que Of the land records in the District OF Columbia
and by direction Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustee Will sell front OF the premises
on THURSDAY. JUNE EIGHTEENTH. is.ll, az
FIVE O'CLOCK. Lots 10 and 10 ia sectlon - IA the
subdivision of Barry Farm. improved by a comfortA-
bic frame dwelling with about one and half Of
ground. with fine garden and fruit Trees Nc.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance IN six and twelve
months with notes hearing interest and secured by
decd OF trust, ali cash. at option of purchaser. All
ancinR and recording at purchasers Si0
deposit icqu red at the time OF sale.
WILLIAM II. A. MORMLEY Trustee
LATlMER * SLOAN. Auctoneers. teSd&ds
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctlOneer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. J0xll5. FRONTING
on MAPLE AyrNCE BEIMEEN LINDEN AND
LARCH STREETS, LIZ DROI1 PARK.
On MONDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH, AT SIX
O'CLOCK NJ. We shall sell in front of the premises
west part of lot
FOUR. IN BLOCK 5. LIE DRoIT PARK.
Having 20 teet 'front.' running back rs feet. beng
most desirable building sites in lie Dro Park,
ard should command the attention OF buyers.
Terms OF sale: Purchaser to trust OF 81 800.
to about two years. with interest able
annually; balance one-half cash, residue six and
twelve months for notes besrpg interest at
cent and ured by deed Of trust property sold.
Al conveyanciny. Sc. at purchasers cost sOU down
when the property struck of and If the sale
complied with within {. days from day of sale
the property be resod at risk and of dfaati
purchaser. WALTER b. WILLIAMS co,
jeS-d&ds Auctioneers-
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LADIES GOODS.

NfRs. v. A. TRAVIS. MODESTO.
vi Makes street and evening costumes. Also ladies'
Jackets riding habits and tailor suits, rood az.
1J29 ST. NV. ,e5-3w.
ERENCH ACCORDION PLATING RKDUCED
Il for the res; Of this n-Iadies skirts, 2
I'd cbildren's skirts. 3Dc, per VI kRife plating.
&c. per I'd and up: pinkllAg. -. Per I'D. q. W.
LUCAS, sUS 9Th II. ". apl0 sm'
AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
II Black IAces done MP hrst-class French style.
White and Satin Dresses, Lace Curtains specialty a
reasonable Prices. call at MADAME NALMONT-S Old
stand, 9l3 1lth st. n. ". ap4 3m-
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GLOVE EMPORIUM,
s4l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Silk Mitts. pc. .t,c and 4.,c.
'CLEANFAsTr BLACK sTocKINGs.
Every pair warranted.
o5c. Children -tockings 5 pairs, al.
.S,c. Ladies' Stockings, pairs 81
50r. Ladies' Stockings. pAirs. 81. 90
Elegant, durable. sak finish. uv11lru
"A>TED-LADIES TO KNOW THAT I HAVE
w moved TO my new Apartments. corner Of 18th and
@ SITS W.. over Ohio National HANK. aud am IsJw
PREPARED TO execute all orders promptly. Fine Even
ing Dresses. Street Costumes Jackets. Wraps Man
ties &c IN the very latest Vie. Perfect a. RuAn-
teed. MADAM BU TIER my2SIlM
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From Puck

Mr.. Pussy engaging board: "Ahl see you
have piano. Do have the use Of it2"
Mrs. Pancake; "why, certainly"
Mr.. Fussy: We'll, then, please let me have
the key and III lock IL up."-yvdps
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married during these years the daughter Of
chum Of mine IN the old days, who owned a
small hotel and was doing fourishing trade.
She was pretty little thing. with wavy, fiaxen
Alir, that she had way Of letting tumble
down when she got to talking and shaking her
head to convince me. Well. sir. 1 followed her
advice and took half out OF the bank and put il
into the hotel and married her. So, when the
occidental went up. il took with it my half and
Drew the rest out Of the bank and with my
Wfe and ehildren-we had two them came
out TO Japan TO start afresh. made out to do
pretty well at first Europeans in my trade
o-elgn buildings and foreign railroads and
tDreign clothes, 50 had good deal to do. i
oant pretty house IN Toxic and took my wife
anu children there. One day got a letter in a
e'S square envelope with heavy seal and .
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1t was said long ago that the satire of Don
Quixote killed the decaying spirit Of chivalry
in Europe. Whether that is 30 or not there
can be no doubt that dueling in this country
has been wiped out by ridicule. The last duel
in which Congressman was engaged was that
in which Senator David c. Broderick was NOR
tally wounded September Is, 1859, by David s,
Terry, ex-chief justice of the supreme court Of
California-the very same desperate who mar
ried Sarah AltheA Hill and was killed in his
attempt to murder Justice Field with knife in
the court room a short time ago. Rows often
occur in the House Of Representatives now
adays-senatorial dignity has risen above such
exhibitions Of Uncontrolled wrath-but. al
though fists we're raised and even used under
Mr.. Reeds administration, pistols are no LONGER
considered to have any proper part in leeisia-
tive Affairs Any member may deuounce the
Speaker or any Representative characterixe
another - scoundrsl and . hosse thjsf
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-07-02
For a DisOTdered Liver
Try BEECRAM'S PILLS.
26ctS. a Box.
OF ALL DRUGGISTS-
y

the newest and best of everything
new names are given to old varieties
and more or less-but generally more
exaggerated descriptions are gwen 9
their merits over anything OF the KIN
ever before introduced. AS it taxes
number Of years to fruit the trees III
purchaser does not till then know
what he has got, and often tinds ina
his high priced, tenderly, careu 10
novelty is something he has had II
his orchard for twenty years. now u
prevent this sort of fraud has engaged
The attention of fruit growers fol
many wears, but 10 practical solution
arrived at. ,,,
The PENN ular Horticultural soci-
etv which embraces Delaware and
tbe remainder of the Chesapeake pen
insular. has formulated scheme to
meet the case. In a report of a
a committee appointed to eve regu
lations they say.
The following plan is feasible, ia
case the society has strength and the
interest felt in this movement is suffi-
Gent. Let every one dealing in nur-
sery stock be requested to register
with some duly appointed member o.
this society, and let his registration be
in the form of an affidavit covering
the following points:
|. The name of each variety offered
for sale.
2. The name of the originator.
3. The history of its discovery.
4. The history of the efforts made to
determine the permanence of the type.
5. The claims made by the originator
or the seller as to the valuable pecu-
liarities of the variety and the tests
upon which these claims rest.
1t could be made the duty of the
official who received these affidavits to
tabulate, print ami circulate them
among the members of the society for
their information and benefit.
In purchasing, each grower could
demand a guarantee that the
plants or trees actually furnished
were directly descended from the Ger
titled stock. This plan makes it in
cumbent on the grower to study
claims and use judgment. 1t demands
from the seller or the originator infor.
nation which should certainly be
within his reach. People make aft
davits on in case personal interests
warrant or necessities force them to
this step.
How then can sellers be induced to
register? For pressure and for inter-
est, as well, let members of the society
refuse to purchase, and let experiment
stations refuse to test unlisted stock.
1t seems as if such a plan might
help to mitigate the evil and it might
be tried by the different state horti-
cultural societies.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-07-02

Advice is cheap, some one has said,
but it will often save a headache. But
the value of advice is often more ap.
preciated when its necessity is the
greatest, so that if one does not dc
nything to get rid of it,
Pain Is so general to humanity tina
none is exempt from its attacks, but
fortunately there is a way of relief
From the simplest ache to the agonies
of rheumatism and the torture of
sciatica or neuralgia. there is no form
of pain that will not yield to Mans.
fields Magic Arnica Eminent. 1t is
a modern Balm of Gilead that never
fails, and even physicians of long prac-
tice have been surprised over and over
again at its wonderful adaptability to
such a wide range of human ailments.
A single application is often sufficient
to give complete relief, and one bottle
will go farther and do more than
dozens of alleged pain killers with
which the country is flooded. 1t is
the best arnica preparation known.
Mansfield Drug Co., Memphis, Tenn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-07-02
In tho Name Of the Prophet,

fgsl cry the vendors Of the fruit In Con-
stantinople. Certainly great cry over a
little WOOL" Scarcely less foolish is the
practice of those who fly to violent physic-
ing for costiveness. They dose themselves
violently, weaken their bowels by so doing,
and disable them from acting regularly, so
that verify. the last condition of such people
is worse than the first. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Is the safe and effective substitute
for such vast expedients. But no. let us not
call them expedients, for It is by no means
expedient to use them. What is needed is q
gentle but thorough laxative, which not only
weakening effects, which also promotes q
healthy secretion and flow of Bile into its
proper channel, Dyspepsia, debility. kidney
complaints, rheumatism and malaria give in
to the Bitters,C