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IMPORTANT SALE Or Snks.

rcdAys arrivals of rsur-d Indi. ssrhs ON -
quoted later - comprising the largest variety q En-
elusive d~-igns tins city has -s-n. yet ess a. fAs
taans sfssss oaa " ro-.d eisrAers. We mvfe you
10 the special Display and sale on Monday q the ps.
Royal.
THE COLLECTION COMPRISES
Exrlnsiw f.tterns % India snls with Rlscs
grounds and oocrcd nsures q old Ro-. H.l,osrov>
China Blue. Cardinal and White
Exclusive sttsrns, with oolored rrounas ana whso
poika dots and heurcs. Inc ground shade. .r~ NAVY
Gray. Steel. GArnst HeliotrOi~. Golden Brown. o,A
Rose.
Exoluxv. Patterns. with crs.m ground. aud asrurO
Of all color.
sS-From the many styles rick the following .
particularly BEAUTIFUL. The BiAck STA. sprinA.d with
tiny lunches Of and leaves In natural oolorp
the New Gray Tint. with inds~rihahle tsurs 10
white the CREAM orcund with vine of Grs-n le4vss
and yellow flowers of COURSE. tho Polka Dots viii 10
sdmired becsuse fashionable. We think you viii ~
that the rsis,s Roy. has the bot .E-. ana
best arranred dots Of any collection town The do
Sns~ from thoss Of very modest tho.s
as a atty cent piece.
ALL AT sl YARD.
SRA choice Novelty at siasa yard. Striped "a
Figured Cream China SILKS. a. cho,ce.
ONLY sl.as YARD.
- The quality for the priv makes thee 24isrh
White Shanghai silks b~rsain.
ONLY tssc. A YARD.
s~-crsam japanese silks. fun .. inches wide N
VIII delight you % handi. th.-s sIk. DO ~ .nd you
need not be told they tree from ANY adusrutiou
and therefore non-rr~asns.
ssc. AND 81 YARD.
sv-Fisurd Blaet J.ran--- sit.. dots and nsur-..
ONLY sL.5 YARD.
ss-A few pI-r-. Of a4ineh Black Shanghai sils
that are extra values at these prio.s.
sic. AND 81 A YARD.
- Black japanese silks. full e inrhs. wide. You
might term them good. better. l#sf.
Nc. si and sl..5 A YARD.
ercOiored Canton silks at 30 cents yard sss
seidcm shown "a inches wide. nor viii you usually
md - good black many colors here.
ONLY 5oc. YARD.
as-colored Shanghai Silks - inches wide. Ths
quality. l--- than the colors. will please you.
ONLY s5c. YARD.
aTwool.n Dress Goods with ne commence AZ 20
cents yard and end AZ ELS. for novelty ptterns
We ASK you to learn Of the qualities offered AZ pAlsi.
Royal prices before desdins your sIiI. costume.
- Priestley's and Lurn's Biask Goods for Spring
wear are slso here At PalAs Royal Tric,s The follow
ing are namesss as to the maker, but extra good quail
ity for the prices.
40-inch Black Wool seryes. .. 7or ana o. ward
@einch Black Wool Serge ~. yard
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Lor l
IL Handsome Pss~smenterie made Of spun
SIR and sod cord. ~ inches wide. in the fol-
lowing combinations:
GOLD AND MODE. GOLD AND TAN.
GOLD AND GARNET. GOLD AND HELLO
TROpE.
GOLD AND L. BROWN. GOLD AND Ma
RINE
GOLD AND PEARL. GOLD AND ErrFEI.
GOLD AND ID. GRAY. GOLD AND d.
GREEN.
GOLD AND OLD ROSE. GOLD AND
BLACK.
God and Navy Blue. Gold and d. Brown.
Gold and l.. Gray.
Rss-ular price. aSc. yard. Our SPECIAL
PRICE. 25c. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

The New York Sun in an editorial on true and
false money says If you melt your gold dollar
you still have dollar, but il you melt your
silver dollar you have only eighty cents. Rea-
sonins to finish on this line, If you melt your
paper dollar where are you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

The Couwis--Joss1ai Of Louisville condemns
the Pifty-nrss Congress as the most unrepub-
mean" And vet the Pifty-sscond viii be pain
fully more unrepublican unless there is n stu
pendous discrepancy in the late elections re-
tprup-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

Time only reveals more clearly Sir John
Aacdonalds Pyrrhic victory. The tories lost
eleven seats in Ontario and seven in Quebec
These two great provinces, the bulwark of the
Dominion. gave liberal majorities. One more
such victory and Sir John is undone and I'M
limited reciprocity with the United States
secured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

Hon. Erastus wiman Of Staten Island and
Hon Ben Buttervorth OF lie Droit Park will
not compose the Canadian Annexation National
ticket for 1892, the latest returns from the cleo
tons in Canada indicating that such a ticket
10 slightly previous
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Fresh ARRIVAL Or NV BLACK
GRAY GOODS FOR SPRING.

ANDGk GOODS FOR SPRING.
The hest Black s<rws I'm the city for :soc. yard.
Al-wcol Henrietta. ~ inches wide; extra
fine. Special price. dc. yard.
$8-inch Atwood Henrietta. Special. sssxc.
yard.
46-inch Atwood Henrietta. finest made;
worth sl.25; our special price. sl.Oo yard
Black "Drap de Verde. ;" ~ inches wide, 3
patterns. Our special prize, 81 90 yard.
42inch Black Wide Vale Diagonal; suitable
for Spring Wraps. special. 81. n yard.
44-inch Black ''Gloriosa, the most dressy of
Black fabrics. Special. 81 p yard.
40inch Gray Herring bone striped osmel's
Hair. Special price. 81 yard.
43-inch Gray Pin-stripe Czrmelite; an excel
lent fabric for travelling purposes. Special
price, 10. yard.
an extra good bargain for JOc yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

Psils Of the Legislatures Of Indiana, Mime
sofa and South Dakota are favorable TO the
nominees Of 1884 Of both the great parties as
nominees in 1854. The poll Of the people In
November Of the last nsmed year viii probably
be the best poll 70 accept - . guide in such
matters
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WoopwAxp & Loru.os.
MARCH z. 1891.

Hiw yos visited om Picture Drpartmensr ~
Gently. n not W want you 10 do %. Lfks
many Other deparsmeuts n outxrsw ne quar-
ssrs and " havs had to givsn ,ust as much
space again IS formssiy. We are prosi of thi.
department. and know that when you have seen
ii. with its elegant stock. you will consider n
psraoashas IN NJ thus to spssk. We are nov
prepared 10 meet your most sxacsinr demands
in this line. feeling assured that in every in
stance you will b psrfsctiy sstisned.
PICTURE DEPARTMENT..
Thsrs are many late arrivals IL Asv
Etchinss, Arsotypss.
Photographs. Passeia.
Eneravinxs. &c.
Notably some Artotypes framed in white and
-lsxls inchss. ct Csc. sseh.--
Also some Pastel, framed in White and Gold
and White and Silver.
--l0x24 inches. at el.a5 sach.--
Fine Photo-eravures of the late
Gen. W. 7. Sherman
in G. A. r. uniform.
This copy, which 10 Of quite recent produc-
ton, was pronounced by Gen. Sherman himself
ss being remarkably correct likeness and ros-
sess!ns high artistic merit Is well. Size s0x40
inches
Prize, e3-
We will take your order for any style Of
Frame you may wish and make it for ron at
short notice. You can select your moulding
from our stock. - W have large aasortmcnt of
all the popular kinds.
Eassls in Bamboo. Cherry,
Oak. silver and BrsssL
Correct Pricss.
cd floor. I'd annex,
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CAEHARr & LErDy.

Alsilk Grenadines. plain and striped. extra
value. at 81 and ALI.
Silk Drapery Nets.-We are showing special
good values at &C.. 81. 81 - and II 80 yard.
Our SIC. Henriettas are equal to any 81 goods
offered We nave line OF all the colors-
new Grays. Tans. Dove. Modes and browns.
Black and White Plaids and Checks, 5oc
and up.
big drive in Spring Skirts.-we offer these
specials at IA. Nc. and jOc. each. The 2Dc.
skirt Is worth u.s.. the 3hc. skirt Is worth JOc
and the JOc skirt Is worth Zoe. They will not
last long.
Best Imported Zephyrs. 5r. Q LAP.
Best Imported saxony. 12c. hank.
Best Imported Germantown. l6c. hank.
Best Imported Spanish. lSc. hank
cARHART & LEIDY.
9os eth and 7O'5 X SITS. NV,
mh7 PHILADELPHIA STORE.
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The y. 8. Marine Band will have to continue
paying Itself on in musical notes And for
that, somebody In the halls OF national leyisla-
ton should be ashamed Of himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

Two more New York murderers were SEN
fenced to death by electrocution yesterday.
The Law presses the buttons and the electric
companies do the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

Amons % many pretty 0INGHAMs the sbaencs Of
one o. two tardy consrs 10 not noticeable Rtl now
that they are here you had better get acquainted.
AshALL PINK OF LAVENDER CHECK supporting
. pronounced BOUkErrE PLAID IL one OF the new
CT onss-a LAVENDER and DARK TAN EFFECT.
the plain ground laid OF in PLAIDS with HEAVY
BoURETTE CORD il, another. Both 30 to the 80
cent It b rich addition to the collection.
everybody seems to appreciate that the bad weather
We are havinR--as unsuggcstivs Of GINGHAMs a. .
push cart 10 Of a coach and four"-is but Q cloud
through which, without word warning. spring will
suddenly bresk-snd you are not goinr to be csusht
mapping You are making your selections while time
Right!
We have told you Of the lively haroni-
Gus the theft Of genius from the treasured
Of new eolorirs. Novelties that beckon your highest
appreciation and hold you slaves their beauty This
ID tho Kind of a stock Of GINGHAMS showing.
We VIII iustrun them ovcr-as memory ''frcshener
your Judgment ~ to which Of tho charmes you shal
ss.ect.
THE EMBROIDERED ooIx SPOTS ON LAyEN.
DER, BLUE. GRAY AND YELLOW bac king.
THE COIN SPOTS with these Pink. Blue and Brown
pin stripes.
The BROcADED FiGURINGs of ell!pticai shape
on canvas-like looking backgrounds.
LIGHT and DARK BLUE. PINK and LAVENDER
are the discriminating coors. LAVENDER STRIPE
ON foundation Of the same
Al so cents yard
Aus inches ride.
WHYTLAw's sEvENTY-FlvE PLAID PAT
TERMS
Each CSC a gard
Each 80 inches uide.
STRIPES in GRAY, LAVENDER. ROSE. BLUE,
PINK. GREEN and YELLOW
20 cents vard-
20 different ones.
CORDED STRIPES in TAN. GRAY, PINK, BLUE
and LAVENDER
IS cents yard
See them all.
BLUE. ROSE. LAVENDER. GREEN and a score
more Of coloEs in PLAIDS Of neat proportion.
81 cents d ward
50 inches ride.
BOURETTE PLAIDS of BROWN. RED, LAvEN-
DER. BLACK and WHITE
S7k cents yard
kiach Squares"
PLAIDS Of LIGHT and DARK GRAY LIGHT and
NAVY BLUE and ROSE studded with BLACK POLKA
Is cents yard
50 inches r,de.
ANDER6ON'S BROWN. BLUE, LAVENDER,
GRAY and GREEN PLAIDS-YELLOW and LAyEN-
DER, BLUE and YELLOW and GREEN STRIPES
10 cents a yard
81 inches srfde.
WHfTLAw'S CHECKS AND STRIPES that have
known years Of popularity-sll colors-
10 cents q yard
30 inches ride
PLAIN PATTERNLEss SCOTCH GINaHAMs IN
WhytldWs-s5 cents
AadersoTs-LQ cents
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS AND PLAIDs
AND WIDE AND MARROW STRIPES
Same IS cents yard
Others 10 cents a yard.
CREPON-the new Scotch creation-looks like Cling
ham but 1t IL cotton and of peculiar similar in
effect to Grape LAVENDER. BLUE, YELLOW,
GREEN, GRAY and colors on that order-patterned
in dozen different designs
IS cents a yard
20 inches ride.
We will stop; but you keep on-Look this depart
ment over thoroughly and then say rhich That
there can be none choicer know Tor have taken
the gems from the crowned heads, to whom all the
world look for the Flights Of fashiou."
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w. A. Prr.cr & Co. 100 "a or
sacce.sors 10 r a. Davis. :
- FGauGp lIAk
nsNarss, srecs sz1z.a
Corner Nh strsse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

Senator Edmunds ought to set up the
maple sugar 70 the crowd before he goes back
10 Vermont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

whstever may happen to The good Mr.. Blair
h the Fiovsry Kingdom he viii never do any
thiag TO warrant the title Of "Ah Sin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

BuRcHAnp's PERFECT BLENDED Tea
to make II q very economical drink.
We have full line OF Dried Fruits hne and cheap.
Don't forget that Pure Maple Sugar at lOc per Id.
BURCHARD CO.,
ja31-s&mam Penn ave- and AZ st
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Ex-senator ingalls, would rather twist the
tail Of the British Lion than be President.
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ST.. / E::IIE
! ss &c u II + = A F T. :: T
COG K Z EEE 4 I kEE ssss

SACRIFICE SALE
COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING. MARCH
9TH. AT 81 NJ, AND ENDING SATURDAY. l4TH,
AT O'CLOCK
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DOUGLASS & BRo..
INTERocEAN BUILDING.
6le NINTH ST. NV.
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
in our
STAMPED LINEN DEPARTMENT
Bureau se.rf'. ~ yards long. from IS to q.
% ~ to 3D..
Tray Cloths oblong, from % to pc.
oval, =. Is to 12c.
- 23.oaOc
Pillow Shams from p to l9c.
- - 20 TO BE.
Tides reduced To land o.
Also full line OF HEMs1ITCHED LINEN in Bu-
reau scarfs. Tray Cloths. &c. at reduced prices.
Our customers can find full line Of Branard ARM
strOng's Wash silk for embroidery.
We wish 10 call particular attention our new de-
partment of Imported Zephyr and Germantown
Worstsd.
Open until o pm. on Saturday.
DOUGLASS BRO,
mh7 JI2 NINTH ST
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Two SPECIAL BARGAINS liz TIE
RIBBON DEPARTMENT

hl-silk surah Ssshes, ~ yards long. in
Cream and L. Blue. with deep knotsed fringe.
Worth 2.50. Our special price. 81. 80 each.
Extra Quality All-silk surah Sssbss, ~ yards
long, with deep heavy knotted fringe. in coiors
of Pink. Cream. Black. l. Blue. REGULAR
price. s3.J0. Our sperial price. e. 15 each.
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Con AND SILVER Bn,rps.

hereare low prices combined uAlii s Gold
Silver and Steel Braid Trinminss. \ 10 inch vide,
20 Is cents yard. Gold Cord q 20 - ceasis yard
Gold. Silver and Steel Fancy GiinIs = TO inches
wide, los. 10 81. b yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. IIsNER.
Corner 18th 81. and Pa. aye)
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Another lot Of Manufactursrs' Samples 10 be cold.
suitable for seats and backs Of Chairs. Price loc.
DC. BIC. and J0c. each.
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w HrrE Goops SPECIAL.

% patterns Of Plaid md Striped Organdy. also
1acs Striped and Plaid Muslins in all of the
newest patterns. Regular price. ID and lSc.
yard Our special price. 1asc. yard.
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W. A. PIERCE 3 CO..
Successors 10 Y. q. Davis,
10 Market Space.
Cor. 8th Of.
Lre1oSs Or PROMPT BurERs

Lre1oSs Or PROMPT BurrKs
THE UNPRECEDENTED SALE OF MEMS. BOYS
AND cHILDREy's READY-MADE CLOTHING
CONDUCTED BY THE AssIGNEEs OF NOAH
WALKER co.
The opportunity is yours today. The very SUIT or
OVERCOAT you most desire may BE- here today AVID
gone tomorrow" Values mAintai ned but prices
snnihilsted. The sale before explained is be-
ing conducted solely for the purpose u selling Is
quickly AZ possible the EN- IRE STOCK Of the old
house Of NOAH WALKER CO.. in order TO eject a
satisfactory settlement Of its business Affairs The
question that concerns the buser-in fact the only
question that il il necessary 10 discussis the ques
ton OF PRICES, which refers directly 20 purrhAs-
ing power of your dollars whilst this sale con-
tinues. To practically test tale question, you must
investigate the Inducements. Don't accept anything
fact until you've had the truth substantially thrust
upon You.
THAT'S LOGICAL ARGUMENT.
THAT'S SENSIBLE ARGUMENT
THAT'S An HONEST ARGUMENT.
THAT'S BUsINEss-LIKE ARGUMENT.
THAT'S REASONABLE ARGUMENT
And it ought to prove an argument of sufficient
force encourage you to iook into things" during
the limited continuation of this stupendous sale.
AT ae5 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
mh6ta
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sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ESTABLISHED iS40 It
f-e-!-.-?--?-
-s-?-?-?-:--.- !-!-y---?-e-
!-f-?--s-y-!-s-
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Special bargains an Fine PeyrpBserfcs and
Scope. all IF the best ka0,ca aad reliable
makes.
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DuoapHA-ALrA QolP.-A rEw k&A Polt}H|
II 1ui Iuulr IL Ds1in end xerv0uS 6y33 -
Psyss csrsd BY one eots,sS a. hsses $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

CPECIAL EXHIBITION
Of Rare and Valuable Etch-
ings ct RHOFF's
GALLERIES. 1917 Fst.
mh7-3
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-02-27

Ii dey is DIaeK. Jullann. she strengthen
up, she did, an she say. Now ye talkin',
Hector. | shore / good for ten years o
good wuck eff de Lawd spare me dat
long
80 | fin one young steer dat dem
Yankees missed in de woods an hitch
'em to de little caat an l hawl wood wild
'em, much as we could bun all de winter.
An Juliann she jess TEX holt like she
was u young gal. She cook an she wash
an she i'on-jess dem two in de family
now. YOU know-an' missus she say,
smilin' sorter sickly like an wild tears in
e eyes. too. Wy, Juliann, eff ia known
how good You could cook maybe I'd "a
.:ad you in de kitchen Ill dis time Juli-
n she say nnthin, but she shake e head
an she twis' e mouf an gone to beatin'
biscuit like she was strong huff to maui
rail. An now, little missy. de Lombaady
poplars are Citing mighty tail and ee
years look long betwix EN-.
.'Ole NAUSEA an missus couldn't stan
de big trouble dat cum on 'em. All de
prop'ty gone, mos de chillen dead an de
res sum cripple an all POI. e say one
day, Hector, | done lib my life, my
chillen can staat ODER an git along may
be. but q ole tree wots cut down to a
stump amt gwine mex timber no mo-
Ny haat trimble, like leaf wen de win
blow EN-. | tink, oh, eff NAUSEA die
wot II cum o me-: Well, shore huff, de
time want fur off. but wen it cum it
cum de rite way. NAUSEA git weaker
- ..o.1,o, I'll =. {a1- RI 81 1,aI Dan
seems like missus was jess waitin' for de
sign, case de berry next day she gle up,
too, and dey de lay an git weaker an
weaker tell dey chillen didn't know witch
would die fnst.
"De Sunday fore dey died ole missus
say, TEX lie to en- So dey tote her in
turrer room and put her on de bed long
side O NAUSEA. little missy, | can't tell
YOU all dey said. Mass Bob been dere,
an he kin tell you. But missus said
something like 'Jined in dey lives in
lubbin each udder an de Lawd, an dey
would soon be togerrer foreber,' an
NAUSEA e say, Yes, bless Gawd,' an all
de chillen cry out loud, while missus'
eyes shine like two stars, an she look
straight up like she was seem de angels.
"Maussa e die dat night, and missus
mex day, an wen eberybody cum to de
fun'ral an see bout lookin' so nat'ral an
lovin' side by side in de two collins day
sed twas a sin to cry, case dey knew
dey va happy in heab'n.
Now little missy, since den | walk
nifty slow dis cen o de Poplar abnu. !
feel like | mos got to de las tree, close
to de big gate, an seems to me like dat
big gate gwine open soon an let po' ole
Hector go into glory an jine e dear ole
NAUSEA and missus. Sometimes at night
t'ink l hear sump'n go swish, swish,
swish, same like de sea water useter go
outside de big ship wen was a chile
comm FUN Afriky, an tank Gawd ]
did cum ober yere Were | larn bout de
blessed Jesus, an yere all dem sweet
songs you sing to me. Den t1nk, may
be, dat swish, swish is de angels wings
a-rustlin' ober me, vile dey are waitin'
for de Lawd to say, Bring 'em long to
me now, e so ole C dun got to be chile
gen; bring 'em long to me now, for OBJ
such is de kingdom of heab'n.'"-At-
lanta Constitution.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-02-27

an say, NO, NAUSEA, you Shet my eyes
Or | shet yours, OATS de way l want en-
to be, an | hope to de Lawd my eyesll
shet fore yours is Now c gone an
left! An e bin gone more II twenty
year! Peas like de las paat O de abenu
is heap de longes'.
Now" drawing a long breath, cum
de grades longside de way. Fust 'e
youngest chile jess married an gone to
'e home. So happy an SO good an cherry
body daalin'. E husband fair tare e
hair an jump in de grade, dey had to
hole 'ern back at de burial.
Den come de wah! An Mass Tom,
dey shoot i'm at one battle, an Mass
Henry at anurrer. Miss Lusan husband
cum home on e crutches, an Mass
Frank dey TEX i'm pris'ner an carry i'm
fur off. Seem like it was mos as bad
for missus not to git nc letter for q long
time as to yere bad news, for she dunno
wat happen, an tink dey all kill any
way. Her hair git w'iter an w'iter, an
she biggin to walk slow an stoop over
same like an ole CONAN.
Den de raid cum. An wen dem
Yankees bun down de big house an old
NAUSEA and missus got to lib in de ODER.
share house, wild eb'ry Gingle horse an
mule tex way, an de gin house BUN up.
and nary hog to kill. an not q blessed
rooster lef' to crow for day, an all de
niggers call e'se'f free an gone lef' EN-,
'eeptin' Juliann an me, | tink de cen O
de wurl mus be comm. Juliann an
me had been better'n free for Il long
time. She jess had to boil de pot for de
chillen wen e mammies leah 'em dey,
wen e gwine to de fiel', an / Gale hog
an gle en- salt an ashes, an bring
rnissus string O fish now an den. But
after dis | say, ole CONAN, if dem no
count niggers done TEX e freedom, less
you an me gin up ours, an show maussa
an missus we rot sum haat in our bodies
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-02-27
Nutritivo Properties of Cream.

The fact is not so well known as it de-
serves to be that cream constitutes an
admirable nutriment for invalids. 1t is
superior to butter, containing more vol
atile oils. Persons predisposed to con-
sumption, aged persons, or those inclined
to cold extremities and feeble digestion,
are especially benefited by n liberal use
If sweet cream. 1t is far better than
cod liver oil, and, besides being excellent
for medicinal properties, it is a highly
nutritious food.-New York Telegram.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-02-27

1t is easy to correct vocal defects in a
child, and if the training be persisted in
for several years by those competent to
give instruction in tho art q habit OF
musical and ready speech may be ac'
auired which will serve Il upon any
oaasion. either private or public.
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Do You COurh?

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam, the
best cough cure. 1t will cure your coughs
and colds. 1t will cure sore throat or a
tickling in the throat. 1t will cure pains in
the chest. 1t will cure influenza and bron-
chitis and all diseases pertaining to the
lungs because it is a pure balsam. Hold it
To the light and see how clear and thick it
10. You will see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Largo bottles 80,
and 81. /
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A Society Bellies Motto.

Miss Sallie Hargous is n of New
York's society bellies whose dressing
room is filled with dainty trifes and
handsome oddities. Her favorite motto,
II line all my clouds with silver" is ex-
cuisitely painted in silver on the wall OF
pale hlue.-Morning Journal.
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..uep,r Tom Glad to sec Won. Old fellow
IRA almoat ten vrors since we we've married. Sit
down. jotis have an exnerieucc meeting. How's
the yyifc y
Hohi sho,s $3.50 same os rsual.-alwcvs want.
ino sancti,jno 7 cam nffordH
-. Wi No HI Want sometLinr morn than we've
cot "Dan,i Won p"
ayes, but 7 guess wont will be my MASTER
~, moan apd shcs Tired OF saving and never
lawirr onvtbinr IN s,roty for If. / rnw vonr wife
Town 3 rnsftand She looked ms l,appy asa oueen!
~ think ahc il ard we ARG cedi,om:cal. too
have to be nv wife can make a 1iftic 20 further
m, anyo.oI cvcr tnew. Vel she's always .ur-
",ris no me Wifh some Gainty contrivance that
nndd. RI the connf ,rt and beoiitv Of our little home.
md she's aIyrs merry a. n LARK When l ask
Row she man1aca il. SID always larIrl,s ami saws:
ON I'M ny d"t , ~. - t m
covered NJ sefie.. n ~. " i.~,,trT,' M hr, sLa
~ W H. 80 e. - ,oc-ia - trr Nora,;.o
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COUNSEL.

a journey round the world begaa
By taking but one pace;
Be not too eager, little man,
In entering the race.
The mites increase, be not disturbed;
Plan wisely, delvc and dig;
The oak your arms no longer grid
Grew from o slender twig.
Toll bravely on; in patience wait,
And uy the moment live;
Choose rather to be good than great,
And gain that you may give.
George Bancroft Griffith in Frank Leslie's lhus
frafHl