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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08

School days will soon be here. Dresses for
the little girls viii he needed. We have any
amour: of Dresses that would fit Children
from to l. years that We are selling below
others prices.
SCHOOL HATS for little boys and sir!.,
'2Jc.
SCHOOL STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS in fast colors.
pc
KNEE PROTECTORS. o5c. Thes. will
save the wear Of many pairs Of stockings.
Children's Warm Underwear TO fit children
Of any age, in GOOD reliable manufacture, as
low 25c.
shir. Waists (chidren) for school wear at
half prices asked before.
SCHOOL HANDKERCHrEFs &C., in
many beautiful patterns and IN co.ors that
will stand
Buy your materials now for School
Dresses, none too early to make up. Good
serrices5!e Dress Materials as low as IKE.
per yard. from cha, up to any price your
purse dictates.
NEW GOODS ARRIVE HOURLY. Every
shipment Of good. has something entirely
foreign TO goods OF former DAYS. New IDEAS
prevail in everything. and 1t we're good to
see the many things that grace our shelves
ana counters. Tamiliarlze yourself with tie
new merchandise
We tell You now that COQUE BOAS VIII
be much in demaLd. All New York goes
wild over these beautiful creations. These
come in Back ami colors. These will be ex-
tens.rely worn. and are such seryiceable and
stylish adlrncts to wear, and the price comes
within yoar reach. Like all new goods. I'M
ita;ions are rife, and you can spend Just
s;;ch 4 sum as you desire.
To get you fully acquainted with these
new whinss We Will sell for three and for
three days oi.iga
BEAUTIFUL CoQUE FEATHER
NECK BOA FOR 9S CENTS.
Others price might reach
$500 LATER on.
Cur Light Wraps and Goats tor presontcool
evening wear are here in abundance. These
you must nave Tor TINS climate, whether you
are poor or rich. to he without one these
treacherous evenings might entail heavier
expense.
Prices s2.9S. &c. 9S. s., ESQ, &c, in
any color or weight you wish.
OUR FALL FASHION SHEETS are now
here and Will be sen. TO any uon-residen.
free CT charge. Residents q, this city can
call al our store and sc: one.
Remember the
STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS
Are recommended by the best uncdis,cs of
r Washington.
Out OF town people can address our Mail
Order Department and receive any intorma-
tion relative to goods We VII. promptly
answer all coH.nunisat
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Ss-We close at 9 p. rn.-except Saturdays.
Such Is FAsE.n
WE'RE THE MOST TALKED OF PEG
PIE In Washington today Your need of new
clothes and orr ''knoun-to-b BE- -Gcsf-stock" puts
our name in everybody's mouth. People have
come to realize that uhatecer "Saks has is
right" We want to shoe you our stock Of Fall
SUITS AMI OyERCOATs. Want Il chance to
bring you face to face with our qualities and
styles and prices You can read of u string
of figures and they're binding. We WAL, to
hold them up together-the garments and the
prices-and let you see how we've brought the
two extremes together--the best for the least.
We went have to talk then. The stock is it's
own eloquent solicitor We'd Ike to have you
come fresh from LOOK a. the boosted best"
showin=s of others. Nothing clinches our argu-
ments like comparisons
You ought to make AL immediate matter the
OvERCoAT-andt the SUIT should not to be
far in the rear. These ''airish" mornings and
evenings are working deeper into the days and
comfort is lightning to turn up" for atten-
ton. Don't look at yourself in the glass and say
some folks can buy ready made clothes and 10
ftted"-for you are ofthe ''soDte." Let Us try.
If we miss it you'll be the first ono.
Do you know that September 81 is the day
toget Your Boys and Children ready. It's our
business to help you-and we've made every
preparation necessary.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
In the SUim.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
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10Th. nth AND F SIS. NV.

A WORD ABOUT WHAT Yor CAN ST.
he-e toby. Autumn hues all over to
Ahouse. Great Preparations for this "a
sons trade The long lie, of attractions srssd
out again. bat they are not all that we Wal TO
show YOU The rdrss' things from acros the
SEA are here-from Paris. from Lyons. rom
London. Move. rich. costly. Choice nScl-
ties are costly. TAoy are all over the sore.
Bay il You want, we'u be glad 10 sell bt en-
Joy the sight Of them even If you don't cre %
buy. More anon sbou: these. Via; w.n.p.
to interest you in particularly today &c
BLANKETS, QUILTS. Pillows. LAus
and HOSIERY.
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HINTS OrYAxKrr Norros PRrcrs


BEST FRENCH SILK ELASTIC, FRILLED
all over. in ALL shades. s0c. yard
PLAIN SILK ELASTIC. BEST QUALITY,
all COLORS. for l5C.. ne. and 2oc. yard
BEST WATERBURY PINS. ALI. SIZES;
usual price. D to Sc OUR price for ANY SIZE,
%. paper.
BEST QUALITY wHALEBONE CASING,
in all co.Ors, plain or fancy. worth regularly
%! and PC. OUR PRICE for CHOICE, ISc.
piece.
WHALEBONE CASING IN BLACK AND
COI.ORS. worth Ijc. OUR PRICE, luc piece.
EXTRA LARGE BOTTLES OF SUPERIOR
SEWING MACHINE OIL, WORTH I2c. OUR
PRICE. Sc. bottle.
KIRBY Boards CELEBRATED English
Hair Pins, ALL SIZES. for &c PAPER.
MOURNING PINS IN BOXES, all leuuths
ami sizes. DC. box.
PATENT BOOKS AND EYES, in boxes ree-
ular price. &c. OUR PRICE, DC. box
More ~ HtS IN q day OF so.
W. A. PIERCE & CO..
Successors to L. G. Davis,
1l9 Market Space.
1t Corner Sth St
10-INCH FINE HENRIETTA, 1Jc.
~ All shades
KAFF's ENTERPRISE,
SeI-Ot l14I lltn II = q.
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STYLES, MATERIALS AND FINISH.

You'll find no less than thirty-one new style Aprons
some imported direct from Paris. others made in this
country but iac-silniles of the imported The Mar
Ruerite with new style puff shoulders is OF the
dantiest novelties from abroad. All and novel
and justify the name OF Apron Dresses You couldn't
make item stylish unless professiona! dr.ssnsker.
Being finished with French ie.ied seams they could
not he heir mad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08

HERE Is No DASern
In using a MODERN GAS STOVE of the .ersou,
accidents that 80 often occur with other stoves.
Call and look al our
BIN DIAL.
GILT EDGE.
ECLIPSE ana
RELIABLE
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S1.6S APRONS For S1.39.

Until p IN. tomorrow.)
The Paais Royal will be quoted for its Marguerite"
Apron. The trimming Of French al. lace the cute
ruifies, &c. stamp it the most novel and original
OF Paris iInportations.
Sc Four styles of Aprons marked 81. 9S are be
offered at II. 6S All S2..5 Aprons for 81 So. Until
O'Clock tomorrow, Wednesday evening.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Soc. APRONS FoR $50.

tCLt:. ,. m tonorroy)
Tie Fa.ais Royals ls0l-92 Plaid Muslin Aprons
marked 80 cents. are challenged i'll comparison with
Any Ia tie couL;ry al Tie rliCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08
w. ID. CLARK & Co,

W. ID. CLARK & Co.
s11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Are opening up their fall and winter goods suit
able for the coming season. These goods have been
carefully selected from the best manufacturers both
to quality and style, and house can offer better
goods lower prices than can. and buyers have
no risk to purchase.
We have placed on sale about 80 pieces Of illumin-
ated effects wide goods and all WOOL at 30 cents per
yard. They are gems and advise you to look them
over.
We will also offer during our improvements special
low prices in remnants and odds and ends. and We
guarantee to friends money if they give US
trial. sci
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SSSS kk s. 49," s So
sss kkSSSS ExH WWwwww ssss
E $'f 3 4 # + W
BBDbp A IA ii ILL 7
2 PEE TIT syIr FER ERR
! fe T I In kRk R
LII ErR + T ZEE ( a

Among the many st,tted at
fractions for the coming Sr1soa
isour Fine RIBBON DEPART-
dENT.
Ills department. is ably
equipped and stockei with all
new and desirable goods.
No. l q. g., plain etise. 20
cents piece.
No. l q. q. picpt edge. 90
cents a piece.
No. 10. g.. satin edge. Is
cents 4 Piece.
No. I Fancy Ribbon. 30
cents piece.
No. ~ q. O.. satin edge.
for fancy work. iuceuis apiece.
Afull line of coIors IN Fine
q. e. Ribbons. newest shades,
for dress trimming and fancy
work.
F-au Dc Sole. in Black and
colors, srecially ioI millinery.
OInbre SATIN and u. q. for
decorating.
LOop-edse Ribbons for Neck
wear.
silk Betting in Black, White
and colOrs.
In fact. you will find this de
raTinIent complete in every
detail.
Our second and third floors
show already the greatest W.
riety in the new fall and WIN
ter creations.
CLOAKS AND SUITS.
Many customers are avail
ing themselves of the first
chance to select their winter
wraps. You will do well to
stop in soon and see what We
are showing.
Don't rass our Notion
Counter without stopping fox
moment at least. There
are many genuine bargains
that cannot fail TO attract.
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BuIprxe ASSOCIATIONS AND SAvrSss

BurIprxs ASSOCIATIONS AND SAvrsss
BANKS
TAKE EVERY DOLLAR THE THRIFTY
HOUSEWIFE CAN. By STINT. ACCOUNT
LATE. PROMISING HER AN ORDINARY
PROFIT IL TIE FAR DISTANT AND Ux-
CERTAIN FUTURE.
orr EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. on
THE OTHER HAND. PLACES HER
IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY
POSSIBLE COMFORT. INCREASING HER
WEALTH HUNDREpFoIp. AND Ac.
CEPTING HER PROMISES OF REPAY
MEST ny THE WEEK OR MONTH IN
LIQUIDATION or HER INDEBTEDNESS
Is ARGUMENT SEcEssARYs
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
pRAPERTEs.
cAbNLN.
BABY CARRIAGES.
WORKS OF Art.
HOUSE HERIMANHs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
el7. ele. sel AND e,s 7TH ST.
GIG MASS. AVE ".
SOLE AGENCY FOR THE PEIRLEss
WHITNEY CARRIAGES. ss5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08

NJ. w. BEvrR1DeE.
Nos. 1918 F St. and 1914 G st..
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS WITH FULL
LINE OF
DECORATED
POTTERY.
PORCELAIN,
GLASS WARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS.
New Store New Stock and better facilities for show
ing and handling goods. We can offer goods on as
good terms almost any house in this country. New
inportations arriving nearly every week. mh7
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ALL tastes

Choose certain
good things. Who tires Of some of the
classical operas. And who is there that
tires of that classical odor. that queen OF
perfumes-MERTZ'S QUADKUPLEEX-
TRACT OF VIOLET: 1t is absol utelJ
natchless.
80 cents per ounce.
CHOOSE THE BEST,
Whether it he in
Extracts anything else. II you are
seeking a charming novelty in odors Sc
lect that rich and fragrant perfume. the
great popular perfume OF this city
MERITS QUADRUPLE EXTRACT
GLEN ECHO BOUQUET.
% cents per ounce.
MEkTZS QUADRUPLE EXTRACTS
Are indispensable.
20 cents. Ter
MERITS TRIPLE EXTRACTS
Are Elegant.
% cents for ! ounce.
100 cents for ounces.
MERIT. CHEMIST AND PERFUMFR
18th and + sts.. Washington, D. c. 1t
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SPECIAL PRIcEs FoR TOMORROW.

We oIen the autumn season tomorrow with a spec
display OF Chidren's Goods. Cotton Underwear, Co
sets, Corset Waists Hosiery &c. all the best max,
at special prices. The following Aprons lave bee
selected as souvenirs Of the occasion:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08
APRON Dnrssrs Fon CHILDREN.

If you make the Apron yourself you have to buy the
materials a. retail We purchase at wholesale and
cure extra discounts in consideration of immediate
payments When We sell We ask you to pay promptly
aud afford smaller rruft than necessary the
merchants who credit many Of their customers. 50
that the Pdldis vdE offers Chi!dens frons at tess
1Tices THAI eiseuhsre and at less than the materials
ir0ufd cost you at retail.
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ILL A M SSSs
RBB U U RRR egg II II
EBf = i RRE 8 I'M
BIB UU r X GGG i
as BBH RRR 90
&&. BB,B R q
&tsSS4 BBBhBk 3 0 90
SCI 400, 422. 42l. 4o6 9TH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08
LAssBrRaH & BRo.

We haze positiens for t,es ca) Experienced Goal
Sales Women.
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RuDDrS,s New FuKs1runE STORE.
5l3 9TH ST. n. w.,
Between z and F Sta
Our fall goods are now arriving. and our ad-
vice to housekeepers is to make their selections
asearly possible. Fashion has decreed some
newdesigns In Carpets and likew ein Parlor and
Eed-Room Furniture which make them doubly
attractive to discriminating eyes. and they
are bound to go-and 70 fast. too. we'Ilnot
attempt to describe them-we'd rather show
them.
Open until O'Clock and If youll call wen
guarantee to show you something in the way of
CARPETS and Furniture that will be attractive.
seryiceab,e. sessonable and reasonable.
As in the past. We always willing to make
terms to suit our customers. and no one need
therefore deprive himself Of home comiortsoa
H. plea OF want OF ready cash.
JOHN Ridden,
FURNIr URE DEALER.
5l3 eth 81 m .n1oSr
Rrprrr1 & Co..
l49 ST. Sc. CAPITOL HILL,
Opposite q. g. Library.
Mems OUTING Shirts. prices from aoc to e. as nov
offered at Just half their value The entire line have
to go.
Jerseys in Black only are offered on same terms u
the Shirts.
small lot Of Lawns At DC. yard.
Figured Orxandie Lawns 1t ~.
The entire line Of Gents Tiss and Scarfs the Soc
Grade now SIC.
Another 10. Of tses. Fin. Gloria unsss,i.s ,u.s II.
csived; CSC. US-3m
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"OpESrsc" Or Autumn STYLES.
A PorSr In Youn Favor.

concession granted us by the manufacturer, In
siaeraton of the immense orders given. that al
stses are charged one UNIFORM price. The Palais
Royal is glad to be able 70 point il favor Of it.
self anu its patrons al sizes all styles, fran to
IL years. are offered at priced Jrice less than
usually quoted Tor the sna!iest Ch.kdren,s 4 pLons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08

BURcHrrL,s COFFEE 4
Rich Java. .
Aromatic Mocha
and
Fragrant Bouquet
Try and be Delighted
l3-o + 81. sul<
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1t SEVENTH STREET.
DONAVIRES X BARGHAUSEN. MANUFACTUR.
ID ers OF Billiard and Pool Tables. sole agents for
the Champion Cushion Tables iull line OF Billiard
and Pool supplies constantly on hand. All goods
guaranteed represented.
se,-lw- l2O, ID st. n. w
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SaHt0Hs erise 8rau.

Bei ber lebten Debate i'm frans6fiS
iheH SeHat iiber 9onton griff Elm tleris
laler 2ebner ben beriibmten 6epolutios
udr auf oas peftiefte an, inoem er uus
ter stnoerem bebduptete, berielbe babe
ME ael,ebt uno teine aRoereu 5raueu
getanHt, ais 9irnen, nit benen er ebeus
IOpieE 5aulildldse aIs 2iebtOiunseH
austauihte. Bon Seiten iiuparteiiiber
@eI6i6tsfunbiser tpirb iest bic 5nli9'
beit bieier 8ebauptunsen nGcbg eipieieH
uno barselest, baB Der Sibrer oer
Bergpnrtei Elm 6er5 bate, oas fir bic
&ei5e boloer @eiblidfeit empfdusli@
mar iuie Hur ir9eub zines. @iner 6rau
boz sl0leH, ipel9e cine uno'rslei6libe
Sd5nheit unS cine eneeibafte 5anfts +,
mutb beiaB, mar es beidieben, bieieH
1arten WanH 5u ertpei6en. Sic tuar
.ine 8arilerin BON bei1eioener Sers
tunft, BITE 9o1ter zines 2imUnn6ens
bduolers BON Yont. Heuf tppbin Dan.
ton mandntal fam, nm mad G9la6
Der @lubfisunseH cine @rfrii9nn9 eiH'
,unebmen. @r fab fie uno iuuros
auaenbiidfih BON 9eibsnidnft fur tie
er9riffen. Seitbem ct ibr aunt erfteu
Naal beqeenet, liebte er iie init elmer 5u'
alei9 toflen uno reipeetpoiIen 9artlib'
teit.
S6r seseniber flblte ct ii6 eiHse'
I6antert, tpuroe er bemltbi9 uno ut'
terpdrfis. @r flste fi9 allen 2uuneH
bes i6bnen Ssinoes; nnb aus 8ant
bafiir, wie aud aus Rei9uns 81 ibnL
reibte ibm oas MdbGen zines cages
bic Sanb gum @bebunbe. Bon oa an
beaann sipii1en bteIen beiben 10 eruno'
perI6iebenen @eIen elm 2eben boil Der,
I6ptesener Selisfeit. S8dbrenb Id
8aris bas S9rsdehsresiment feline
blntiaffen 2baten nusfiibrte, iuanberteiI
bic Rpei drm in Grm burd bic @dl|
ber In Der llm9ebuns ber Stabt. uHb
aadbem iie ben Gag iiber in Siucennes
Ober MenoOn eeln9t uno Bei6wdrnt
hatten, febrten fie am Gbenb beiui Sto'
IssfIi- unb @eiBblnttfrduse in ben Sdn'
ben, NIT ben'n iie ibr Rdmmerletn
I9miiden. Man9maf bebute 9aus
ton bieEe Gusfiiee Bis in iein @e'
b,irtsbaus in Bar fur sIu6e aus
un6 fibrte itulS uub slidlib feline
lifeline Srnu" Sur9 aa' bic 8fnbe, bic
! &c ols ainS o5ne fie bur6laufen. 9iefe
intimen Sreabsn iutIten ui1t bon
9aner Ieiu. @ines Ra9ts fam 0aus
ton BON elmer ftirmiiheu GonUentss
Iibun9 heini, in Der er feline 5einoe ers
Sittern 9emndt bate, uno fan6 feline
Srdu, BON enen bibieen Bo9enbctt,
fieber befallen, iter6eno Dor. @r rabm
| lie in feline Nrme unb beoedte file nit
8iiiIen, beulenO pDr @sr5iueiauns. Sic
ldbelte ifm ianft Sii, ftri1 ibnl nit
ibrer fra't oltn Sonb iiber bic Qu9en,
UNI bic Ebranen abJuipiidsu, uno Uer'
Iaiep. 9ebn Gase mad bieier Berger
reisenben 3rennuns fuOtlte 9dntou -
10 ersabtte MIidelet in ieiner beriibms
ten Neutrality-suspicious. = in eiRem
| ipiIben GnialI BON Sieberbetirium bic
nrme 9oote sum lesten 0tal tiiiien.
@r Iharrte lie aus benz @rabe aus,
brad ibren Sars nuf unb orhdte ieiHe
9ippen auf ben Mlun0 Der 2si9e. uuo
benz qe9eniber iast man, bd6 Dauton
EN- Mlnn seUeien iei, Der .niemals se'
Iiebt" babe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
Gia SSipt ats Re6ensAnI IfIer.

Gdopenbnuer tr5itet Iid un6 nnoere
besabte 9eute etnmal iiber ibren Nnn'
gel on mathematician uno re6neriIder
Befdbiauug: Ntan tonne in Der Waa-
thematif in Der Eertin, in alien anbereH
5dbern in bet Yrima fiben. Setanut
1T, baB 9rose 0i9ter nn6 &iln1tler ln6
ueosutenOe 96iloiopben idle9te Red-
ier iparen. Gs i6eiut olio in bsr 9but
bnB bic 8esabune fir MaB uno 8abt
cine san5 beionbsre Gnlase 1T, bic nit
heroprraaenoem S6nnen anf unoereH
@ebieten tuenis su tbuu bat. Wlan9er
2eier entIinnt iih tpohl aud aus eise'
ner G9ufSeit, bas Der bette Matbema'
titus finer Rlniis ionit sernbe .strlts
2eudte geipeien mar uno rc.mthliid on
benz Britifein c1rcBer Setter, benz
oeut,chssr. ots. aufTas, einen nur ie9r bartti.
8th @Olbssbdlt Stt erienHeH CAB. ggis
bent min did iei: bas man eeraoe5u
eirf @unber in ber Runit bes &ebnens
uu6 babel iOnft elm SbiOt 1T, bos birfte
iiberraiheno tlinsen.
limb bod 1tano 6ieier Gage bpr benz
GmtsanpaIt bes 8erliner 9Olt5eiprdfs
6inms ber 8ebentiinitler 5riberici elm
Stalisner bon Geburt, ber felt Snbreu
in Berlin uno llmseseno ieinen Gufents
bait BAT: er ioIlte 9ebettelt bnben. Nnd
etnem amtli6en 8eusniB ieiner Set
mntbsbeb6roe 1T Srioerict. Der &ebens
fiinItler, i6wu9Iinnis. Sei Der geurs
theiiun9 oes 8ersebsus muBie man bns
in 8etraht 5ieben, anbererieits aud be-
rTdii9tisen, oas Der nnaeblide Shipnds
linnige Elm Re6eRtinitler lit. 5reii9
tsin er nidt eebettelt, ion6eru nur Ero'
ben Ielner Sunit in Sdouflutalen abs
selest nnb bieriiir @elbsei6enfe senoms
men ba6en. Sir ietne seifti9e @use
Iprad ons 6urdlus ehte, amtlihe GtteIi
nnb iosor iein 8euebmen, Sribertci
leste trObosm ioiOrt oldHSenbe Benefits
Ieiner Re6enfunSt ab; er in9te benz
amtsanmnlt unb inebreren dnoereH
8erionen, alS man ibH ouf bic 8robe
ItelIte, binnen eiuer Rinute, iuis uiel
Setunben Ssbsr Bis gum Gu9sublid se'
lebt bat. iobnlo mon ibm Se6urtstdg
uuo So6r angesebeu bate. slae feline
Rehnunseu ipurben iofort eeprdit unb
ri6tia beiunben. Seopfidittelub ilb
man chamber an; nn9Oentli9 bldtterte
Der amtsaumalt tn ben sleten. Der
Rann fuuroe freieeiprO6sR. 9telleibt
befaht fi9 bic @iHeni6aft eiuutuI nit
ibm.
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-9oppeGtes BortO. @eUOr
Sic bieien Brief idreibsu, Sad, ua'
fdsn sic ssFdIlisit Sbre 5dHOe, iOnf
baben mir OoppeItes Borto Su bsjab'
Ien."
Seim @rameH. Der Bro
ieEOr; ,Sn pelder GeiHer Shlo6 en-
murbe @uitau GoOli eet6blet?" oes
GaubiOet Quad ldnsersm Sinnen):
sd ifaabe ss mar ia ieiIter lebteu.@
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9te tsbeutIumen ereisniNs battsn
lGren 6ortgnns ssnommen; lau9idm fir
bic, msl9e in ber otatI9cu Geimntb
Itbncnb bic 0iddtsbr Der Ss9sr srpar,
leten; ldnstl fir Die. rpet9s init fris9es
rii9sm 8Hltdnbnis ben Sompt an Is:
nen Srten teiteteH, on mel6em ons
pr,wsifslte 6runfreid immer nod ben
Lbteu, irestgea g8ioerltanb leiitets.
Mu9 bic fir fdR uncusflbrbar ssbaIs
tsne glrbeit, bns 9erbeilduffen bsr BE:
Eascrun9SssidIbe, um Barts Su bs'
I9ieBen, mar bsmGltI9l porosn. Damn
pareu Die er1ten I,urisen @rGBs in bic
umidloGeHe Stabt geROseH, Sm 0eJems
Der bate eer MOut Nurout Iein Isetes
OOrIautss 8srt seiprc6sn unb mar bann
uuf bic Nntmort Der Dtuti6sn bin. In
.in @9weigen uerIunfsn. bus ben Pari:
lern Observation-Disclosures Dar, ulS Der
g6rm, Der potbsr ibu umtobts Qm 5.
Sanuar PUB man aud nit benz Sei9iss
6sn Der sorts TN Saewsltsn an.
Ateu mar turb eor6er nu6 Bsrlullles
hbsrgeiispslt, um bort Int 6oipltaI ees
G9lOlits utitsrs Yhese bu Finoen Cos
baIo CT ftb WO9I Senus fablts, Wollts &c
bic Rsils in Die 6eimatb autretsa, osnn
70 mar tstns AuSRbt lir ibn. ooB tr an
btsIsm Rrlsse aO4 islbRtbatis tbetlnsb'
men tonntt Die lonsiams WieOsrtebt
Isiner t6rpsrlt6eu Rtdfts dber bra9te
I6m oas Witsrlebsn ienss erelg'
miGeS, weIdes voraasii3tltd bas
sr0bie ieiHss Sabrbunoerts bIsiben
piro. Vim Is. Sdnulr lamb i'm S9lo1e
lu 8erIaiaeS Die BsrfammIuRs lfatt.
peIde Bilbslm l. ais oeutldsH aaiIer
protlamtrte. Die Grnts bts osdti9in
Sieses purSs ein9ebeimff, In ieusm
JeIben Sauls, an Oeiien Oedt Der tItine.
eitte Sranloleatonis, pel9er fi9 Der
@rOse nannte. f6 bate ais @Otl
ualen talIen: 9eutialunb, ecm rr
Gtrabburs mitten i'm 6rieosn sstOblen
HR6 Die bllbsnbs PfoI, uerpiifst bate,
seFcTeIt su leinen 6hbeH. ebsn oisS
Deuti6lano fang nun tn lsHsln Saale
Igln Danfesoet fir ben Sieg, ber ibm
Strnbburs surldsebr09t, btsrabte, In:
miiten ailsr leinet banner. bic ilb sam
HRsnmaI na9 HabeSu 700 aubrsa pispsI
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-07-04

must confess is common to both sexes,
and | can not refrain from remarking
right here that this is the queerest world
of men and women ] ever knew. Incl
dentally l may also add | have never
known any other world but this. Many
people have the habit of speaking in
glowing terms of their friends and rela-
tives, this excessive admiration always
being aroused after one has "been and
gone and done it," before marriage they
detested all their relatives, and only COM
parison brings out their attractive quail
ties. The woman, who, after reading
this article, intends to start out on the
expedition of pleasing herself in the way
above referred to, must sacrifice this lit
tie pet fault; and by acquiescing in her
husbands views, whether they are con-
sstent or not, never failing to appear
agreeable and cheerful, in time will have
the satisfaction of knowing that he has
become so reconciled to his "chains that
he will miss you when she is gone.-
[Grace Helen Eaton, in Detroit Free
prass