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FUTURE DAYS,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionser..
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD IF.
EECTS AT AUCTION.
by order OF the supreme Court the District @,
Columbia, holding special term ON the 2ish day Of
yAD 1871. shall s,ll at the sales room Of alter
b williams Co.. corner 10th street and Pennss /.
NaLla avenue northwest. on SATURDAY, AUUT ST
flksT. AID. lsBl. At HkLE-PAsT Ten O'CLOCK
M, part OF the persona effects oi Mary Ann Bonn,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. CARPETS RED.
Terms cash. JOsFpH A RoUN
Jy@si-d Administer
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneer..

Il ArcLiffE' DAkh . CO. Auc'iOnesr'.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF cHANpE-
LlEkS y l. >. 3, 4. > AND Is LIGHTS HALF
LIGHTS ANb SIDE BRACKETS Ar hucTioN.
On MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRD Az
Ten O'CLOCK. We will Sell within our "a es rooms
gro Pennsy wanna avenue northwest withou; reserve
large assortment of Chande iers ana Hail Pendauts
Parties building and IN search of such goods are
called to this sale.
Now ready for inspection.
RADCLIFFE, DARR co,
Jy-oo Auctioneers.
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r ATCLIFFE. DAkR L CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
~ w PA. Az T. y. W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BIICk HOUSE AT HE CORNER OF
FIFTH AND STREETS SOLTHEAST. CON
TANNING SEVEN ROOMS, ALL MODERN M
pkoLkMENIS. PARKING ON BOTH STREETS,
By AUCTION
By viz; Of deed of trust duly recorded among
the land records of the District OF nbia in Liter
lr 1910 Is and at the request OF the party secured
premises o., WIDHsS ea xs ~ TT ~ Tie
ID 1851. AT SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, the fo.iowiny
aes rbd real estate situate in the city Of
ID. e.. to wit:
Lot numbered twenty -seven in Oliver Cox's sub
OF lot in square eight hundred and thirty four
with the improvements
Terms OF sale: Over and above all incumbrance Of
$2OuO winch bears interest at the per cent
per annum gayab!e senti-anhuaiiy. and natures De-
toDcr III. lSS.) TO he psd cash. AL cash. the
option Of the purchaser deposit zoo required at
the time Of saie Terms TO te complied with fifteen
Jay from Gay OF SAFE Otherwise trustees reserve
tfe rlxt TO resell the property the and
tie deiGuitiny purchaser. Ali conveyancing &c, at
purchasers cost
JOAN s. SWORMSTEDT.l Trrs,..s
ROBERT E. BRADLEY, ! trustees
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
HORT ROUTE To LONDON
NOhDDECTSCHER LLOYD 8. g. co.
Fast Exnrp,s A.aaaperx

abort ROUTE TO LONDON
NohDDECTSCHER LLOYD s. s. co.
Fast Express Steamers,
10 SOUTHAMPTON Nondon, HsvreD, Bremen
3! L pm LAIN. Tues. Aug. 4, q a. N. Ems Sal
Auf. =, am Hayel. Tues, Aug. III, 10 a M
Elder. Sat Aug. Ii. pm.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table iuxuriou,
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin Al and ap
ward berth. according location I'd cabin 40 ma
E per ~; f.serase q low iaIs. AppD to L. n
EUROPE. $3.50.
CAFES late SUMNER and FALL EXCURSIONS
aanng July. AUGUST and SEPTEMBER clio and
Upward. y. 81 genses INCLUDED Send once for pro-
grams FALL TOUR: Holy Land. Egypt ana the Nile
September NJ g Round the World. september 10
W. r. VAN wNkLE. LEY Penna- ave. jylU-lm
- Eas,port, Csnipobello. st. Andrews and St John
STEINER 9LttjcY p. MILLER tor Rocl,.Da .oa
noon both ra p,s los 50 Lake
Pennsylvania railroad and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road ofhces. I. II. SMITH Z CO.. General Managers
"a and ~ William st.. NY. jy3-25t
A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Va derry and GALWAY, Me.t dirsc! route 1sH
INTERPRETATIONS UNsyKPAssED.
xrw vdXsILL ISsTALE Ii Sc,
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, via Londonderry,
Every fortnight
.Kh AUG ust. - State Of Nebraska -. can
Cabin passage. s35 and upward. EXCURSION. Sos ana
BALTIMOkE AND LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
via Halifax and st. Johns. n. y.
Steamers sail from Baltimore Iortnightiy
Apply to @. w. MOSS B,l Pa ave.. or
my273m Mrs. D. A. BkOsNAN. Westminster
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h. W. FULLER
myo General Passenger Agent
RALTimonE 4 OHIO KAILKoAp.

]
| RALTIMokE OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule IN effect Man 10. 1891
Leave Washington .rom station OF New I~r~s~
avenue and street
FOR Chicaao and Northwest. Neetibal.d Limit cd IT
pres trains. IA ~ a M, $50 p IA; daily.
ouied Limited 3@tO. exl ress III 30 !. daily.
for fttsburs and Cleveland. express daily. ss<o
For Lexington and Staunton flO s4Oa m
For Winchester and way Stations, t5..SOpm
tor Luray. $50 . ~ o. NJ
For Roanoke. knoxville, Chattanooga and Ne nnh,s
loOo D. m daiiy. si-eIgns through 20 NenlI.ts
iY B al week days Z 90 90. 9 b. ..p
u %. m. II 10 us, A. G.: u.s. a. linutesl 8 *
- 81. 4.1 -: 10. As minutesl 80 :, ~ q 30
s sn7. 80. 80. 800. 1000 40 and u 3, =
uU.oO, As minutesl, II IS m, i go. POS 2,4S
- 43l, $40 % TO- ~ minutesl. 10 0...i "a
$50 800. ii 30. i.Sj pm.
for ANNAPOLIS. 20 and + s3Oa m. 2.lo and -
pm; SUNDAYS. 20 an. 4 81 pm;
, or hag.rsiown. no 40 a. m. anu - 30 a M.
PHILADELPHIA.
daily. o. 500 40 90. Dining Car, II SO q IA - q
% TO- Dining Carr. $50 I'll 80 y m. sleepns Cdr
open at 10 90 q clockl.
Buffet parlor Cars on all day traina
IN Car running through 10 Boston without caanSs
VIA Pouxhkeelsie Bridge, landing tas-eusers n
D. Il M: station at Boston.
For ATLANTIC CITY. ~. 1000 and II 10 N Sun
For time Of suburban trains see time table, to l,a.i
Of all ticket agents,
ftnceIr sunday. Daily. ssundayoaly
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
dencs 10y Union Transfer 20. ori.rs left at ckss
4. ODELI. CHAs u ScULL.
.Iyll Gen. MsnAeer. Gen. rass Az ant
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneerz,
~ 9Th and d sts NV

nUNcANsoN Bros. AScsioneefs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITuATE On TIL NORIH:
NORIHWasT. KNOWN AS 'GOCKELERs
BY Virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed the twenty day Of
July, A. d. 1891, in equity cause number II. ass.
wherein Gottob 1ockeler ct al complainants and
Minnie c. Gockeler ct al are defendants, the under
signed viii offer fST sale e public aIesen frOpt q
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Washington, D. G. Part Of or
nal lot three CD in four hundred and twenty
four (43, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner Of sa:d square and running thence .onx The
90 inches, thence north to the line Of aid lot
thence duo west twenty CID feet eight CD inches
to Eighth srest. and thence south 70 the place Of
beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: onethrd
cash and the balance N two equal nstamsuts AZ
and two ypArs, with interest from the day sae to
b secured BY desd Of trust upon the promises sold
all cash. Ut the option Of tbs purchaser depoGf
hundred (o2OO dollars viii be required Il TIE
time Of sale. All conveyancinR and rscofdng Il ths
purchaseris cost. LION TOBkINER. trustee,
3yx3dkds No. Se6 ~ H. n y.
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STEAMER ..MAKEf1ELD'
- Leaves ath-st wharf ON MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at In Returning TUhsDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings.
For Nomini Creek, Va. ana St Clements Bay Nd.
touching at Intersnedi.te landinss-
Passenger accommodations nrst class
C. ". RIDLEY,
5y6 General MANAGER,
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NJ ADA0k FAlN,
m MANICURE AND cHrRoroDIsT.
7u3 18th ST. w.
A17-l2n oAce open AL sumunr.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

- rEAMkR John ". THOMPSON ron ALL
~ river landings sunday. Tuesday and Thursday a q
D. Tar Colonial Beach. Cotton 5. LeonArdsowp,
Nomini Ferry, GurrionIan. smith creek. Cosn AID
feocomico rivers Fare nrst-clsss 30 cents second
class - cents Iy24lm
LoR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND PINET
IL toint take Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Pare
81 30 Round trip e. 30 Steamer lea 9th wharf
terminus of cable cars. TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
furnished throughout Through tickets Boetan In
GLIDING meals and state L. 20 and New lork.
~. 90 Tsieplone CALL lSJO; and c. D. ofhces-5l1
and al Penna ave.
1yl0 ALFRED WOOD @. T. a
STEAMER I. V. ARRowsMITH. FROM IN
- ST. WHARTON Monday and "Wednesday, at D m.,
Tor Colonial Beach. Coltons. Nomini Crsek sInith's
Creek. Coan and loconlico Iiyers. Returning LIND NJ
interlnediate landings Arrive at MashinstOn Mednes-
day and FRIDAY mornings.
On saturdays. al IA y. for Colonial Beach, Col
tons Coan and hocomlco. Returning. land 81 Cob
ton . and colonial Beach. Arrive Washington sun
days. AZ y pm.
yyo-sm c. ". RIDLEY, GenI Man.s,er.
EoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE. VIZ
= ginia Beach. Richmond and all points south take
ION and NOhfOLk; daitp from foot Of 1th Ct a. y.
N Tickets on sac st b. and -. ofhces ols and lSol
fennsyIyania ave and On steaInerN 1elz Sm
MARYLAND AND tIk0iNIA sTEAMBoAr
IN Comp.ny.-steamsr sue. Cart. ". c. Geosh.Han-
leaves every SUNDAY ~ for baltimore and riysr
landings Steamer John L. 1ygeff, Capt .oLn q
ketchAln. leaves every Monday and Thursday sfA
p. for river landings. 1nursdays tr1p vii lie
tended TO baltimore. All ireignt must es ErepAaa-
BRO, 9TH st. wharf car. Pa ave and Eth &.
mh.>SSim
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q ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule ia effect May 20, Ispl
Leave Union Depot. 9TH and streets
lO;5. am. Tor Newport news. Old Point Comfort x,s
Nori9lk daily. Arrive at Old Point ~ . ~ o IN
and Norfolk 1t 6:.l5 D IA.
Bpm. Cincinnati Erpress daily for station. an W.
elnia, West Virginia. kentucky and Cincinnati
NtsuDuie SleeI'ers and entire train through
without change to Gin innsti. arriving al 6)a n
Dinins car TO Clifton Forge. serving l1nca and
supper.
IL 10 Q. IN. r; =. v. Nestibule Limited daily soi
trais. with dining cars. through without
change 70 Cincinnati. N-stibule sleeper foT LA
mstop aud Louisville. Pullman Cars are opsu 70
receive pas senrers at pm,
Ohices. Oh aha "A Ieill.s A. ~ mia xysnus
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MANICURE.

nNE VISIT WILL CONVINCE you or THE
snpsror ard successful. q .infui fsi b.
Psriors IL 3 Pa nv ksr.oaf.,~d An ls62 A
LADY expert Manicure in atsendanoe- iyiG 3n
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w %Si. ITCH cSs4S1-!SsS -: cs.sr. g
LEOPOLD MIILER q sons,
625-I Leo Chamber a.. n r.. Wanufocsprun.
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AUCTION SALES.

FOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTIONS SUBURBAN
u places. containing 2, ~ and acres; miles Fl ,rn
WASHINGTON: beautiful view Of city and river July
~, 81 D 30 p Sold to settle up an estate. see
JAMES E. CLEMENTS 1921 st NV jy.S.a
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Tickets and rnforustion at the Office northessrs cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsy wanna avenue
station. where orders I've l.it or "a. ses kips %
ba.sAse 20 destination from hotels aud r-.idenc-s
GHAS r. FIGH. j. n MOD
General Manager. [jy2Ol General Pas-enger Aren't,
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attire, which includes a silk tile, which
may be white or black according to cir
cumstances; also kid gloves and patent
leather shoes. The conventional ac-
compartments of diamond pin and gold
watch are included, of course.
The other day l was the leading actor
ina little street scene; or, to describe it
more accurately, it was what the play
bills put down as a screaming farce. /
was not only the star, but constituted
pretty much the whole performance. l
found myself on crowded street,
where there ought to have been plenty
of street cars. had half mile to go.
A smart shower set in, and though the
distance l had to travel was. long, yet
my time was short
So also was the supply of cars, evil
IDENTIFY, for there was not one in sight
opened up my bejeweled umbrella,
or tried to do so, but to my dismay, the
handle parted from the top and nothing
held it to the silk cover but the braces.
/ tried, as we'll as my ingenuity would
devise, to induce that stick to perform
a part at least of its proper functions.
But no. In vulgar phrase, it was no
longer in it
By this time, as you may suppose,
the rain was falling, and not being
constructed like q water shed, was
getting soaked. Quite Disguised, but
resolute, hurried on, meanwhile roll
ling up my friend of the gold head
with the care and tenderness to which
the old cripple was entitled. This
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German Pol,teness.

When an Englishman makes his first
acquaintance with Germany, he is gen.
orally struck by the politeness of the
people, except, of course, the post Office
and railway officials He is quite en-
barrasscd by the invariable Rite
sehr" with which his modest 'sDanke"
is received, He observes with envy
and admiration the graceful ease with
which German raises his hat and MT
tiers his "Guten Tag" or ''adieu," as he
enters or leaves a railway carriage or a
shop. his unfolding presence of mind
and SAVIOR faire in society, his wonder
full flow of conversation on any topic
that may be- introduced. He can kiss
an elderly lady's hand without looking
a fool, and he will take the trouble to
talk to and draw out the shyest school
girl of seventeen. 1t must be allowed
that the German girl is better off in
society than her English or American
cousin Instead of being compelled to
make conversation for. and amuse her
cavalier or else be voted bore, it is
her part to be talked to-, entertained
and paid court to. She is even consid-
cred inclined to be fast if she takes an
equal share in the conversation Corn
hill Magazine.
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re. a.-.FLooR ABOVE THE WELL

its timbers in such manner as ii
serve the same purpose. Mortises cut
through this hold pulleys. over which
the rope passes. At A, Fig. 2, two pull
leys are placed on the same shaft di-
rectly above the center of the we'll
At b there is but one pulley. Between
the upright and brace small windlass
is constructed, as shown at c in Fig. s.
The frame is formed of four pieces
nailed to the post and brace. A S-inch
cylinder, 10 inches long. with 6-inch
head at each end forms spool OF
about the right size for a well 30 to 40
feet deep, the rope being half-inch,
The pump is set as far as possible to
one side of the well, and trap door is
placed in the floor. as in Fig. 2. A
notch cut out of the floor at the side OF
this door holds the rope when the door
is closed, and hook on the pump above
mot shown in the drawing) holds il
back out of the way when not in use.
The frame beneath the floor is shown
at Fig. l. At each corner two boards
nailed together at a right angle extend
down into the well. A frame below
keeps them in proper position, and pre-
vents serious loss should the rope
break. A box. d of Fig. 8, fits loosely
into this descending shaft Cleats in.
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smael<ed strongly = ~ psrfornnnas
Of drum major. / desls(<L
Meanwhile, the publfe iron = ~
vestmcnt a mere curiosity, were now
disposed 70 reap : dividend Of fun.
At the windows Of the drug stores
and saloons along my route. custom
err glued their faces to the glass and
grinned.
To the haif-dozen young gentlemen
who zealously accompanied me, and
whose rags, like feathers, droopcd in
the rain, these manifestations Of ap-
plausc along our line Of march were
inspiring and suggestive OF yet greater
possibilities Of amusement
Accordingly. they became more
demonstrative- One Of them suggested
the improbability OF finding any flies
ON me. Another accounted for this by
the opinion, dat der flies didn't suf-
ficiently appreciate soft thing
Ere a block had been passed, my
company had been reinforced by re.
cruits to full battalion. And i.
. martyr to dignity and. by po-
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Much is said pro and con. as to the eff
feet of salt water on the hair. When
properly applied salt water is net only
not injurious but is an excellent tonic.
If allowed to remain in a damp mass,
however. it will cause the hair to fall
out The strands should be carefully
combed after the bath and not put up
until perfectly dry. Tar soap rubbed
into the scalp before geing in bathing
helps to keep blonde hair light In
such cases It is well to dry the hair in
the sun. A three-cornered handker-
chief of rubber that costs two dollars
and fifty cents is the only means of
keeping the hair dry in diving and
bathing 1t should be tied urban
fashion as tightly as possible The
hair curled constantly in one place en-
genders fever which causes 1t to fall
out 1t is wise, therefore, to change
from top-knot to Psyche, and thence to
Langtry as frequently as possible. -
Chicago Tribune.
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A DELAWARE DELlcAcY.
Soft-Sheli Crabs-How They Came to b
an Article OF Commerce.

soft-Shell Crabs-How They Came to Be
an Article OF Commerce.
Delaware sends to New York and a
few other cities delicacy that rivals
the peach and is never known to fail.
In the southeastern corner of Sussex
county lie Indian river and Indian River
bay, the latter shallow arm of the
Atlantic, landlocked and emptying into
the sea through a narrow inlet. In the
semi-tropical waters of Indian River
bay the soft-shell crab fourishes as he
seldom does in the waters further north
He flourished without suggesting
the thought of profit to his human
neighbors ashore till Yankee went
down into that region and began ship
ping soft-shell crabs to the northern
cities.
One of the Yankee neighbors was
Isaac Hartman, civilized Indian, whose
family, together with few others of
the same brood, have lived thereabout
for great many generations Har-
mans wife is of the same blood, and
the courts of Delaware have determined
that their family is Of Indian and not
of negro origin, for more that thirty
years ago, when free negroes were for
hidden by Delaware law to use fire.
arms, her brother was tried for that Of
Tense and was cleared upon his proving
the Indian origin of the family.
Hartman watched the, success of the
soft-shell crab business and then went
into it. His neighbors noticed that he
bought farm after farm, and discovered
that he usually kept snug bank ac.
count They looked into the matter,
decided that soft-shell crabs were re-
sponsible for Harman's prosperity, and
promptly went into the business, toe.
Soft-shell crabs are now shipped
from Sussex county by the .thousanda
daily, all the season through. They
come in boxes, sandwiched between
layers of damp, olive-green seaweed,
and bring singly in New York, about
the price they are worth per dozen in
Sussex.
lIarman Is still the chief shipper, and
he is. reputed to keep crab farm of
his own, where he propagates the crabs
for market He is surrounded by a
dusky, dark-eyed brood of children,
who straight hair and high cheek
bone. are sufficient answers to tho sus-
picion OF Indian blood. Nevertheless,
the Indian children of Sussex are not
permitted to attend the schools for
whites; and, as their parents will not
send them~to the schools for negroes,
they have little school system OF their
own, under the fostering care Of the
state legislature. Y. Sun.
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THE SEASONS coLoRs.
Handsome Shades and Combinations jus
Introduced.

Handsome Shades and Combinations Just
Introduced.
No actually new colors are to be
noted, although there is perceptible
difference in colors previously named
the same as now. This difference is a
slight flattening of tint, so to speak; in
other words, a slight falling off from
the extreme richness of color, which,
although so exquisite in itself, is often
a drawback to the complexion, to which
little crudeness of color sometimes
affords opportunity to display its own
projections.
On importers color-cards there are
at least ten shades of blue aud brown
to five of green, which tells q story of
its own. Green is making vigorous ef-
forts to hold its own. but the fact is
that gray and navy blues are really and
actually the most popular colors at
present. Brown comes in many shades,
and Is increasing in popularity steadi-
ly. The newest shade of this color is
choca, a sort of creamy chocolate color,
which is exquisite in the soft woolens
and repped veloutine silks.
Faience is delicate old blue. which
in fine ladies'-cloth, silk and satins is
perfect foil to pure blonde loneliness,
such as Rubens delighted to put on can
vas. Serpent is familiar green which
has corresponding note in its own key
of color. Dark blue is seen to best adj
vantage in serges and heavy cloths for
street wear, while datura is purplish,
dull, dark blue, a matronly hue for ele-
CANT reception dresses of silk or silk
and cloth com bined
AS color combination, gray and black
leads; and black with mandarin, vivid
reddish orange, is splendid contrast,
much in favor with brunettes and gray
eyed demi-blondes, to whose tigerish
beauty this oriental com bination is
specially becoming.
There are few splendid shades of
red, which only appear incidentally in
fashions color harmony, and the few
heliotrope shades are sumptuous in
tint
The evening colors are ciel, little
/ less blue than last season, turquoise,
old rose, maize-color, cream. bouvreuil,
an exquisite dawn-fushed color, neither
lilac nor rose-color. but suggesting both;
and besides these, silvery gray, Nile
green and white complete the list
Demorest
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A Good Di.infectant.

Great need is often felt of good, re-
liable disinfectant- in such quantities
that the amount OF the purchase money
precludes its use. An ounce of per-
manganate Of potash, which may be
obtained Of any druggist will make a
bucketful OF as good deodorizer and
disinfectant as can be obtained. 1t
only needs to be dissolved in water,
and can be kept in crystals until it is
needed. This solution is sold in bottles
ut large price in England. under
registered name, and has an enviable
and well merited reputation N Y
Recorders.
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A Touch OF Pathos.

There is little more pitiful thanva
boy who has lost his mother. The
neighbors come in and are Kind to his
ssistcrs1n their efforts to comfort them,
but th& boy seems to be out of reach Of
their sympathy. They cannot under
stand his grief, Or that he grieves at
all He does not sit around or weep
into u lace handkerchief; he goes out
and cries on his sleeve behind the barn,
while his sisters in the parlor nre hav-
ing their tears Mfped away by kind
hearted inothcrfy women with candy
in their pockets A boy is SO awkward.
and rough, and homely, and noisy. and
when the only one in the world who
believed in him or his possibilities lies
dead in the house, his heart aches tho
same as girls -Atchison Globe.
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side with movable shelves fit it for
holding any size of cans, jars. etc. A
door closes the front, and three rope
pulley is securely bolted to the top.
The rope is first tied to the ring above
this pulley, taken up over one Of the
pulleys at A, Fig. 2, down beneath the
pulley on the box, up over the second
pulley at A, back over pulley b, and
down to the windlass
Mrs. b. says it is an excellent device
for keeping butter solid, and for cool.
ing cream previous to churning. The
only objection is that the box must be
thoroughly cleaned and scalded once or
twice a week to keep it sweet, and care
must be taken that the water in the
well does not become foul. With this
precaution it is success and worth
trying. James NJ Shull, in Rural New
Yorker
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-10

Truth.