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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-19

LADIES
A WONDER IN SHOEMAKING.
SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES.
AFULI. LINE NOW IN STOCK.
Price So 30.
These Shoes lool well and fit well.
They are comfortable to tender feet. y
Made on the bench at our Baltimore house.
Good material used to make them.
Call and see them. As ior them Its the favcrte
family shoe.
You won't be without them after one trial.
Extra orders Will be 30 extra price
This shoe is worth 80. o. Of any 5ody's money
AsK :or nlake-s3. 80 Shoe.
WILSON CARR,
Custom Shoemakers.
@29F ST. NV.
nl06t Baltimore Store. and Baltimore st.
SPECIAL SALE
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
:3l oTE 81. NV.
Near Junction 9th and New York
W. have jus, received the factory 30 dozen of
49, CRESCENT SHIRTS.
SsS 81, 49, 49, cog
X 4. n
aasa ssssss CCU
These the Shirts that with such success last
season. They maze open back, with fine linen
bosous. They full cut. well made and will give
entire satisfaction. Just think
~ CTS. FOR SHIRT WORTH 10 CTS.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel Drawers
Soc They cut full and We have them in all sz-s
and lengths
Extra Heavy Bleached Canton Flannel Night Shirts
81.
40 dozen scarfs in Teeks ard Four-in- hand. which
We are making a special on. 1T 42c. Now is the
time to lay them in Tor Christmas.
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
yol 9Th ST. NV.
S. b. ELLERY.
100 JOS. H. IkELAND.
CARPETS.
Just opened. another line OF Carpet Rugs. the follow
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa
Does not distress. and adds flesh and weight 2
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5. Heller, 720 9TH ST., is making speciality In
Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff poI4-5t~
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does c,ue. All druggists. SOC.
At Flanagan's on Friday and Saturday.
Another supply of Ladies' Solid Silver
Watches at "a each and Ladies' Solid Gold
Watches at *l2 each. Prior to this sale
eminder"-Gentleman's Fine Solid Gold
Watch (Elgin movement) for S25 Then the
sale stops-not the watch. 53l 7th st. NV,
next to corner of L. no1S-2t
BIS Tea for All.
Everybody likes Thea Nee tar, everybody wants
1t and nearly everybody uses it. Don't be an
present with every pound, 60c. Warranted to
suit all tastes. handsomely decorated china
bread and milk set, three pieces given with
two-pound box of A. & 2. Baking Powder.
Checks given with every 25 cents worth of Tea,
Coffee, baking Powder or Condensed Milk Look
out for the Home Guard during Christmas
week; don miss it. The GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, sol and SOB 7th street
northwest, corner L street. no1S-4t
S. Heller, 72O 9TH st., is making specially In
Ladies' and Children Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Dandrutf. nol4-5t~
Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa
Does not Distress and adds flesh and weight. 2
Nervous Prostitution, Sleeplessness, Opium
habit. Dizziness, Blues cured by Dr.. Miles
Nervine Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUG STORE. 10l4 st.
No SANITY Name, no foreign claims has
Salvation Oil. the great American remedy, but
the price is only rs cents.
Bowling Club Jackets, 81 40, All Colors,
AUERDAcn's DOMESTIC Rooms, It'll and II.
ocl0-eo6t
"Nfblets?' DC. Druggists no3-eo1m
Throat Diseases commence with Cough,
Cold or Sore Throat ''Bro,Un's Bronchial
Troches" give immediate relief. Sold only in
dOaes. Price % cts. 6
Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs
at reduced prices at s. HELLER's no14-5t%
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 3.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrapturee.
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dl1-tr
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Try Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. 1t il
handy and pleasant to take, and what is more
does cure. All druggists. Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-19

An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. D.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
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FLORIDA Corau Daors:' &c Druggists.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OOE NlssIOskR or DfkD- FOk ENIRY sTATE
" and ierrltory Notary and L.. 3. ComIninn,ouc
JAO. A. bEALI- lsksl = 4 =,
L o<kss sson an " p-la- al
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The CRAwFoKD shoe for economy.
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ALL OUR $3.50. SIS. Sl7.jO. 5165O and ;:l6
Eleu suits and overcoats go this week at
~i:sj. EIsENAS BacS. 9TH and f.
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Guns for sale or hire. Cutlery WALFoRp's.'
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just Think!
40c. Gas Globes, 1Sc.
25c. g - lac.
Toe. 80 22c.
nol9-3t 9. A. MUDDIMAN, GA 18th Ut.
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w. NJ. SHusrEH & SoSs.
Bedford Cords. in Blue.
Green, Brown, Gray. Tan.
Wine, Black. Another lot
of choice coloIs just re-
ceived Also Green. Tan,
Brown. Navy Blue and
Gray in a magnificent
quality of Corduroy Just
opened. Also Eiderdown
Cloths with polka dots, in
great variety.
". NJ. SINISTER SONS
One price. s19 PA. AVE uoll'
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THE LAKEWOOD.
LAKEWOOD. " J.,
NOW OPEN.
Second sessOn
IN THE MIDST OF PINE FORESTS
Pazzas incosed IN glass one-th.rd of q nile IN ex-
tent. Pure drlnking water nom artesian well PAT
ENI NENIlLAIOES SlllLl skEsH AlE
kANGEMENIS 2 kfECT OF ~ MOOD IsE..
THE LAkEMoob IhE 'IDLAL MINER RE
SORT OF AMERICA"
For terms. &c. address
ocl0eo3sE FRED STERRY.
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WINTER RESORTS.

hLEGANT H. HoMEIlKE.
ECrAW PLACE. BALTIMORE
Htshesf and heslthiesf point. hSldso.ussf homie
ward charming SPOT 20 spend the winter. southern
climate. With advantages Of large citN h.,Itl,Tst
mode OF steam heating IN the word. novel featUre
prlor on tor q HOUSE. overlooking the city OF Ba Il
more and Chesapeake bay
send for descriptive RAM hlet.
nole-lm C. WARNER sroRK. Prom.
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s'Nfblets!'' &c. Druggists. nos

Throat Diseases commence with Cough,
Cold or Sore Throat "Bro,1n's Bronchial
1rOches" give immediate relief. Sold only in
bones. Price 25 cts. 6
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Furnished Gonscs t0dNte0

vHANTED.--A completely furnished house
" from June | % october l, within
hour q New York must have . bed
roo.n- stable and CART ~ psllog Moor
sea ,hore or isolated situations not desired.
Address, Alr,. Z. y. MORRISON, 10
West 47th.St.
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4 '.'''''--s bIHifhlhN.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG man. 81 desires
/ POSITION iei'r'ncc salary 10 begin 40.
adurs' AMBITION. Box lG. Tribune or
OF PRINTER cXpiicrc"d a. foreman.
~ ana INST elias, p'oofreafor dr-iro'
/ position. Address ACTIVE" Bon %.
Tribune once.
| AAIlp want, position FOR houses
! ~ speaks English and Germ an; under
tang, 81 repiIrS l,753 1st-ave'' "a hoor'
ANIToR.--Palntcr, no Children. wishes
position as Janitor or housekeepcr over
/ more houses. Address PAINTER, AdNer-
tI-ement onice. 1913 ith.aye.
AW CG~RK.-Young man. 10. we'll edu.
- cate1, leaving bis studies, desires posi-
! son Ia lawyers once law students GER
tncst". \. PEARSON. 1906 West I'D =
FAD BrENTR.-Younr man. 20; 81
- lrts experience. Wa-"s moderate. J..
I NJ, - W'-' -l-t-t.. Bay'nn". y. J.
1 INcHNAN 81 .-he- situation downtown
- pref rrd GOOD references. Address Il,
! Advertisement omce. 1873 3d-aEc.
/ lIAN ~ SOD v.ll acquainted with anc'"nt
w a-rae., aYd rau featuring paarmn 3.
| would l'sr uo,. oi any kind. Addr'-,
G.. D.. los W. i2d-,t
l1AN d.,re. position - attend N FUR
W mace, near Sjd--t. Apply at 40 West
I -.fi--f
II O>ITIO% WANTFD nv gentleman N
high e.a.ui'(c ,hiii,v and bushes "a
pcricnco. rapabl. ~ rlIinc anv position a.
| manager of assistant IN commercial or on
oisi cfpl' ty Of trust Or responsibility sal
s |" "a. SiSU4 Tx, 4..s 9i t necc
-, ,.,.. -,
LOS ANp SrtN If /, \ IiUN9 u 49, y
oNt uf u''n-htsmill' - N'alN W. a
nee. l,t >t.i ana al 'iiy pr9p"o,,Hi;, ". .S
.nes''. .i.o. ,-,.-,.. rodar1 ro,'acrs. Orig.
al d.,Ilr- rtl-iTta.l. term. very mod, ?.
r.. Address N r., 40 Tr.buu. once.
ID 'i. III. .aiei l-'at g. rmhl. a&'t 80.
-.''1' ou A- IDrtr 49, hi-4i'-.
.,.. l'i.i.T r.pfrt- ~ 100 y ir,o,r.-,
~ If'N ''"- .
PROOF CO.,. N'' 5..a, n a.
i..-. g. , - .33 >pr.ng.-
,....-,,.. ,.., .,..,.---
NN "..,''' ,..,.. ..f
-. ...,i,ff .,ft.r. lO vs,r-' tNu -icn,.
f.- TrIDf.N =, Nf.d1f.t,u..t H'.ir..
..,.r.--,, D., ,... ,,. - a.
ID OUT tk-lY u-'ful Young man, a.
l'r'r goa
-
- 'l. Oh. JANII't. ny r".''
fn.as1 az. no .....d.'u- " Co.,. l-ll'
'tl.atr.
- DUTIH By . spectacle ro'p.'f man
! U.s. potter Il ha.rYom. +. D.. III VT
.i.l--f. l.t fo0f.
,.........- ..fI.r- add ~ PEWEITFR'
y -T>re-..r.. a rapid. accurate. mat
camilla. WA ,o-la-poudrnc-. law worh.
.... s.. nee. -fr ~ ~ Gl,KABU .fn
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iOsrk uanIes
Females.

Females.
IT TYPEWRITER COPYING from dictat on
or manuscript; also envelopes and wrap
pcrs addressed. Ni-s BRAND. .253 3d-aNe.
~ ANTED.-By a young lady position
w a. boOkkeeper has experience. Address
BOOkS, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l.Z5S
Broadway.
NOJNG LADY seeks office or other
light employment Is good. rapid and
correct writer. cAIericncei. Address Mr..
HANDING. ! - East llith-st.
NOU NJ LADY. competent and eXperi-
enccd ,trIOcfaphor aud typewrltcr de-
sip. position Wher. good and conscientious
work viii be required. T.. Tribune once.
NOrNG LADY. COM otent st.nograpbcr
and tvpawrier desires halliday posi-
Ton or evening work. address RENING-
TON, 303 East i9th-st.
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Oomrsuc Gllualon5 UanIeo

Males.
4 TTENDANT.-By neat Enslsh PIoteS-
~ tdnt, -. lar scholar, as atttLuah, anu
generally Lsful; stilcty. sober az tIu,t-
WO.tIy; -O0d ref FENCES. kOBEh4S'
Beech. It, Arlington, y. }.
A RESPECTABLE colored man. just from
n tnr south, wishes situation VIVA a
ri at family In city or country gOoI quiet
man 1r,t-class fir amau and a good engine r ;
10 yr1ls' eNptrlrnc" on the rdilrVdG FoOu
at almost anything Can or hHuftss
HUNTER. 2O7 Eau l03d-st.
~ UTLER wants situation in private Fam,
ID fly; JaIancsc. can cook ana cater Meii
10 uriNate family l. neat In appearance anu
polite about hOusr; nrst-cldss references
all or address NOBLErT, care ManKlh'
l0l Wet ijth.st.
ID UTLER.-By North German In a pri-
ID VAT" family: single nan; age % eA-
rericnccd has good London. Paris, spanish
and excellent city reference, willing ana
ob,iaing address BUTLER, l46 Rving-
t0n-st
~ UTLER.-8y rlst-class swedish but
ID Ter; understands his business; best
reference. Gail Mr. NALNHEEG swedish
bureau. 30 ith-aH'., upstairs.
~ OOk.-A Ar,t-cla.s French cook and good
Y pastry cook (iUi wishes a steady ,itua-
ton IN a private family; best references.
EMILE. 40 6sh-ave.
EOACHMAN.-F man. age 80;
Y weight / 10 pounds excellent city ref
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t0orlt u)anie6.

Females.
4 LADY ropor,r ga Hef'atIe ., "H' j.. J.
~ would H.. Position tth'i ~ ON
in any oth0r cala lN p.r'inint " iHiI ny
rI4.- uYu.r up Ina -tl a. Ad1ir-- "a -
BlLliE. Tribune tp,o"n once. I'-"'
broadway.
,o-N. rl-l World lfc position ln
a ,,Lalo-.l. drug house. or 40 prilHi cry
- ,rv IlUT-- orl. l. % reference. ''I OF
address 49, W,illta'e.
LADY ~ .Iu,at 40. srolhinf ,'rrI 90
4 aid English. ~4-h,- go Lna ciAlinl M'i
- ,,-ii.r ~ -tf.-f.dt bro cioa. ccpIr'H'nt.
td 'r". ~ H. iD> J6. irbuh" Uptown
| Ou'.e l-3- hr .
-IoI-%1, American riu residing with
n ulr.ut- would hnr 20 tier q -'i'.h
b.. some light cup.o' 300 nt "f 90 IAN WIZ
ing az hone. call or adde's Miss hL4-D'
lo3 Ia 3lst-st.
4 RESPECTABLE colorci f4T. would liEe
"A situation . travel tAc nrSt % tAc
spring Adde'S ". \. l.. care II. Can
field, Bristol, X l.
~ 0NpFTENT .,enographic add typ"writ-
" Ing GRADUATE, furnlshcd b.,hess bDnis,
| no salary asked until some once cNPtI'noe
4 ACQUIRED go Centre 3d., OlmRr' y -,
DyprErFNrEp visiting teacher. MIS-
T. H. II. MONk. 50 Fort ''r". me- fi',',
80. rrIt,ir.- stud Mt Tor college or
60 .'L,oI w6.k, including music anu ''"'
puapo-.
coon SFWIE wants mcacinr, Wan %.
Us fancy -eVin-; @tfl.nh I1f OF IT,
v.u calI. address Ni'''D'-'''''
once. 49,
any .trnocraphcr AID typ. n'ef II .n.
".,',,,r. ,f-n,. % got experience a. s'oh
-. ,,.rlre. .urry uoicrA N..l' >
y Is1 Jul n-,t. o-"'-"' ~ -
IN, .,.yo.rapncr ana t.l.vn,.r, f.
,illitr Win drawing comMllht' arg
porting references. III LXpERT. Irb.
law oGice; ils weekly ia IN ''''
une once.
,,nItC, hair -hampooed at Their rc,l'
/ 49,. dr.tcIas. city reiercnce., ~,
J.d,no musicians; all manner OF TsA''nen'
AdSre.. Wrs. HARRISON, Is oIf'1s's~
ADY would lice few NOR . mag , NJ i'S
o. s.,m-tr-ss or 70 " carpets "a p.I
- - .o .Tv. Qood references. At'ls >
gay T. Ia, 90. Tribune Uptown 81" 10
J 23o Broad"a}. H..
nrpcuNsING AGrNT.-Ladic' LYME
Il 't If town wishing woman ~ ~
and judgment who Is oo or' g,ru%nt. dry.
| ,lll NV. ,,flrir. in New-NorE or BI""h
''1 III 0.d H. ~ thc.r ad'ant'rr ." COM
runioate with IN" above. ~ I'm ,.r.i,.r
,'t.d a. pfof.rf.y a. COisl-tc.l WIN l.'P-i
| c,r, oin,rr' ls. po-ial ." l- ~
| [nowledgine receipt and stains ~ -
dray 20 per cent cor.l.i,,s,.o.' ~, .t,fis,
VIZ rI',-lv PURCHASING AitN l.
| g. Decaiur-,t Broohl'n
nrNtNGTON TYPEWRITER. -Hounl
1'liep ,' i. d. desirou. d changing position
5aa ''a assist in general once Soik. eoFi e.
tp.i,u,'i. Aadr,,- NJ. NJ. Tribune
once.
1,rT-XOC;RAPuER thoroughly competent
- Operating Remington anG Clilg.saph. r 20,
chine, desire. posl'2a %i,i9s . t a'a,,
In once MAJ T.. o'419 sth-aye.
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Qomtsilc 5ltualol5 W1rt,o
NIales.

Males.
TUTOR.-A young man, university erldu.
i at. and eXpcTi Cnced TEACHER, wishes u
tutor ior hone nignest relsrencss cO!Ieg
PREPARATION. AGdr - 1 TOR, LBS Sth-aNe.
u SUPPLEMENTARY man
= and wife man a. usetni-inan, WIZ! his,'
class Troy laundress good reference. Please
address letter J. CLARK, 3i6 Belmont.a'e.,
Brooklyn. +. d.
IrSEFUL.-By young Swede; City or
u county reference. CAL Ms. MALN'
BERG, swedish Bureau, 81 iIh-aFe.' up
stairs.
JIsEFUL.-Young man wants WORK at
u anything can tend ires, DO eleahlpg,
take care Of horses. drive lor senien,an % Ut
obllg NJ; city or country good reLerehlc.,'
AuIle or address HENRY, care NoOlet'
i0i west 45th.st.
TsEFUL.-Young man wants place in
u urivat, family or b ardlng.house Cel
d. waiting tend furnaces. and be eele'a aii5
scf,il. cod references a. TO chara yer anu
afility Apply ~ address TRANER. care
o. o. Noblett. fioi West i5th-st.
I~EFTL-MAN.-B a SCOtchnan. -, IN
L. n-iyote family; best city reference.
Addross SMITH. 1876 Park-aNc.
yrSTFTL.NIAN.--O genteman's place
tcan milk. drive, any wOln on pa =,
GOOD RI renee J. hENDERFASI, u
Washingtoa-st.
VOrN NJ German. int g Mt anc indus
j trious. wants to 90 south frfefnhce''
Address SOUTH. Box II. Tribune Once.
~ -YG co,ored man wishes situation 70
4 drive for doctor. or a. Mailman. Az
Dress j. DAVIS. 1 West 3sth-st.
XTOTNG Jananese would Ike q position In
1 private family: speaks and writes Ger
nan VOL and french and English fair. Ad-
dress T. K. Box %, Tribune once.
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Work Udnie3.

Males
NOCNG MAN. %. American. desires po'
>lt.on in some no esar business thol.
ouehiy und rst1uds packing and shippihe anu
other clerical work > year, in last poslJ!oA ,
can furnish the very best Of references ana
securlty. willing to start OH a moderate sal
alv ENERGETIC, Tribune Office.
u OUNG man, 10 wants situation o eie-
4 Nator runner. Address K. THORN,
1-5 Orchard-st.
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED

- TH-AVE. AND 56TH-ST.-The Vaa
CDf.ear-Elrgant corner Tat. large
light loom, and bath fully furnished steam
heat elevator lcass. 10 october ! " longer +;
possession. ". II. HEGEMAN, SuperI.
ttuGsut.
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flats 90 Get, unfrruishe0

-~<-r--~
ID ARLOR FLAT ana basement 10 single
a house, 9 extra ldrg" rooms and bath !,
all Improvements steam heat. ia West
35th.st
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1or 5llc.

HOLESALE CONFECTIONERY. horse
w and wagon, and old-cstabished candy
route; or viii -eil separate; terms reason-
/ allie. IS Cdiminc-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms Dnnlco

A TTENTION.-W want every Furnished
n Room House 10 reglSt p win rs hnme-
TI-RNI>HED ROOM DIRECTORY, %
West 1fth-st.
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Gin | cal estate for Sale.

h"A - >thAks
l. RONTING Manhattan square and over.
L looking Central Park, nat superior
cJt.n' tn4i he'd dwelling. 24N97 feet lot
lGi ieet inches, No. ~ West 77th.st.
price So, 600. tie only Uusold house in the
tl.ch always open for inspr. ton. SAMUEL
COL(OKD, Owner.
n My ONE LEFT Of those first-cla-, T.
" -torr. high cop, cabinct-hni.hrd 20-foot
% ut AID extension dwelling. in stIicD d
block. No. III w.. 7jth-st.; substantial
conservative exterior. with cN cpiOua'ly
hne int 'or piire s2s 900: always open FOR
inspection. SAMUEL COLCOKD. builder
AID Owntr
IT. PHYSICIANS.
The house, No. 10 East 7Sth-st.. 80 f.
font iO.I stories. for sale a. b1iglin.
WIN some at r1tiOn~ would bs admir-
ably adapted for iifst-cla,, physician
address OWNER. Room 40. DreXel
Pudding. Brosd.st, or at the house.
~ Est END-AVE. and adjoining stracts.
w e dbiact finished houses so 600 20
So oo0. STEVENS, Boulevard. corner
SStb.St.
$50 GEAND-ST.. and 6 LEWIS 81. =
O'~ houses and lots form l. in rear A:
occupation drugstore and post0nce. and
dwellings; price s9l 1000 free and clear
title insured. CYR1LLE CARKEAU. Grand.
81. and Bowery.
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- LATS TO RLNT.-ln Brooklyn located
5 downtown and near TIE =. j. Bird %
9 rooms; $20; parlor dining room and 3
hod'ooTs 1T fight. al A order: posses
on a. once. JANITOK, ga Washing
tOG.St. also 49, AdaM,.st.
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Dressmakina.

A RTISTJC DEEASMAKINH perfect
n fitting costumes and wraps han d-ome
dresses made ior $40. Nine. OWEN, 2j2
Wet 23d.st.. y. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-28

and goodbye: and when the real knight
comes along. the gallant knight that wins
her heart, he IL perfectly certain that she
stands before him as sweet and guileless az
maid should be. But. when the time OF trou-
BILE comes. then the Southern girl shows her
strength, her pride OF ancestry making her
belieyethat Lee, Fitzhugh, Gordon, or
a Carter. can do any work and never hurt
herself. This pride of birth is not bad
thing when il teaches woman TO be self-respec-
ting when il makes them ennoble work and
And no fault in poverty. Her faith in God ia
strong. and with great regularity does she at
tend the services Of her church. 1t seeming al
most impossible 20 her that there are women
who have nothing stronger to rest against
than what they call their brains She makes
a good wife and good mother She has her
faults. is apt to be little auick-tempered, but.
as one Of her favorite writers said. "A woman
without temper is like q punch without
lemon" She is devoted nurse where sick
ness is and seems. above all other women, TO
be able to give the sympathetic word, to
think out the pleasant action. and TO do the
kindly deed that will make those who are
suffering. happier
You may call her life narrow; perhaps it is:
but il seems 10 me that, fenced with care and
consideration as il is, she is happier in IL than
those women who are not guarded by even
railing of passing thought. Women like her,
men love her. and in time of war or In peace
she is the strongest power of the South. that
sweet-vOiced, gentle, womany creature
that we call the Southern girl.--Ruth Ash
more in Home Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-28
The Future Of Canal,

The Chesapeake and Ohio canal has been
repaired by the receivers. and will be open
for business about the LIST OF August This
will be pleasant event for the many hun
dreds whose homes are in the vicinity Of
the canal, and who are, 10 great extent
dependent upon it for transportation facili-
ties, and Il will be a boom 10 Georgetown and
portions Of Washington city which have used
the canal in the past for obtaining many Of
their supplies. All Of the western portion of
Maryland will be more or less benefited by
the revival Of business The general public
is more particularly interested in the problem
presented by the resumption Of traffic on tho
canal. whether or not it will be possible for
the receivers to maintain it as q great water
way.
The canal can scarcely be said to have had
chance for life during the past forty years.
it has been constantly in the hands OF poll
tcians and subject TO the exigencies Of poll
ties that intelligent conjectures cannot be
made. Once during that period II was par
TALLY taken ont of politics and run on busi-
ness principles. and only on that occasion did
the canal Justify the hope that il could DO
made not only 20 pay expenses. but % return
some Of the money that had been put in it,
Taking this short period as a basis there is
some ground for believing that the canal can
be managed so as 10 be of benefit 10 the sec
ton through which it passes. and. at the
same time. return portion of the immense
sums expended on it.
1t IS q mistake 10 suppose. however that
this great internal improvement has not been
useful. The men who projected il were
sagscious. Washington being among the num-
ber When u was begun railroads were an
unknown industrial factor. and many years
elapsed before they became serious rivals of
this mode Of transportation. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio, though it has paid nothing
to its stockholders. in which respect it does
not differ materially from many railroads. has
contributed greatly TO the development Of
Western Maryland. and indirectly T. the pros
perity Of the whole State Many valuable en-
telprises, in which millions OF dollars are in
vested owe their origin 10 this waterway, and
would not have been undertaken had not the
canal been built
We sincerely hope that the canal will be
skifully and economically managed by the
receivers. and that II will once again become
substantial element ID the development and
prosperity Of the ate.-Baltimore American.