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Conrosr Ar GIxss Echo.

Ths hot vssthsr Just experienced has been . warn
ing. There WI b great deal more like It during
the summer. and the only way to escape its effects IL
TO md homo whore cool atmosphere. shade and .
hsalthful recreation can BE- enjoyed. Glen Echo AZ
fords every summer luxury. and 10 within such easy
reach Of washin&ten. by electric cars that 1t il mat
Ter q dcuity to transact business in the city and
pas adeiishsful evening and cool nights slumbsr
n the beautiful bresse-swept highlands Of the Po-
tonsc Boating. nshing aud bathing can b enjoyed.
FACILITIES for athletic sports provided. and 1t 10 In
every way and ideal place for enjoyment.
rsst and rscuperstion. Extraordinary inducements
~ offered In the way Of terms. Handsome.
wsalconstructsd costagss. with hot and cold bath.
spring water In the houss. city system Of sewer
49, slsstac ghts 1t small expense. and In fact with
al the squipmsnts that could b found In modern
city hoas. VIII be rented until November ct from
e15.s1 to o2Le6. After that time rents viii b r.
duced ons-hah. The houses viii Slso b. for sale 1t
prices ransing lrem o. 81 70 e2.pl1; terms. s5o0
csaA. balance h1m GO to ESQ psr month. II 10 an
Extraordinary opportunity. not only fos homs. but
~ - invsstmsuk
Glen Echo b washinsson's most bssutiful suburb.
and be- advantages whinh ere unsQuasd In the United
n>sAsA The houses sss built for I'll the year round
substantial rS elegant and prsctiosl. and
vsnsss - ven - pietsrssqus. II n sa opportunity
tAat nw1ls invsstaoasion-
Ths trip ovsr The Glen Echo railway b ens a ~.
lAys issvs 0ssp ncho On TIE hour snA return the
Ind 1sAnaliysovn svssy hAif hour. On Sunday csEs
sua ssssy twsavs minnAss.
Aypiy 70 = saA \ pALTSL1Y. Room .. Ssa baild.
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Again I'm Trouble.

Louis Sinclair, young coloredman, who II
better known as Sausage" owed . bill at tho
Police Court, because when he appeared some,
days ago the judge gave him time to earn tse'
amount Of the fine. Since that time the poliss
have seen him engaged in no legitimate employ
ment sausage, however, intended 10 earn ne,
money in game of crap. He was busily ed
gagged in the game last night when Pohcem.nc
Moriarity and Hayhurst came along and caus-dt
q stampede. The ''bones" were captured asd'
Sinclair.
He appeared in Judge Kimbsll's court this
morning and was fined IS or fifteen days on tbee
farm The penalty in the other case vss s1scF
enforced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

A Long Period OF Unusual warmth Drsws
10 q Cbose.

A Long Period OF Unusual warmth pr~ws,s
TO o Cso.e.
The weather bureau furnishes the following
special bulletin;
The cooler weather indicated for tonight or
Saturday viii bring 20 q clo-e an eleven-dsy Pc
mod Of unusual warmth for this season through
out the middle Atlantic states, including
southern New York. eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland. District q CO.
lumoia, Virginia and West Virginia. whsre The
daily maximum temperatures have been almost
continuously from s. 10 i0o above the mean,
and, in some instances, have exceed.d the
highest previously recorded for this time Of
the year.
Following are the mean maximum ternpers-
tures at some stations in this region Cor the
period from the 18th 90 2Sd, inclusive, via
New York city, s5s; Philadelphia, So: Balti-
more and Washington, So; Iynchburg ami Park
erburg, 80. The maximum temperature has
been az So or above at New York city
two days; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sit DAYS,
Washington, Lynchburg and rarkersbure, seven
DAYS.
The highest temperatures occurred q. fol.
lows; Boston and Albany. s6 degrees on the i4thf
New York city. 20 degrees. 18th and l4th. Phil.
adelphia, 20 degrees, l4th. Baltimore, ~ de-
grecs. 18th and 18th; Washington. "a degrees.
Esd; Iynchburs. - degrees, 18th. l4th. 2ia. Esd
Norfolk, ~ degrees, Esd; Parkerburg, se de-
grees. 18th.
The cool wave now covers the greater por-
uon OF the eastern slope Of the Rocky mountains
and extends from Colorado TO Michigan, and the
probabilities are that there will be a gradual
fall In temperature for the next two or three
DAYS.
A fve-day period Of very warm weather, With
daily maximum temperatures OF 20 degrees or
above, also occurred from the 18th 20 18th, in.
elusive, throughout the greater portions OF
Kentucky.
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Real Estate Matters.

II. ]. Gregory has bought for ss,o62 so Of We,
G. Fowler lot 2 block 10, North Grounds CO..
lumbar University.
James B. Winner has purchased Of Georges
Truesdell for IS 951. SO lots Is l6 and H. squsrs
9. lexington, and for Ella OBS lots and 9,
same.
Louisa J. Otis has bought for e5 f70.4f &C
Lily d. Neumeyer lots Al and AZ, block As, Hsl-'
mead Manor.
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Please TIE LADIES.

A. a hint TO the future We will say that our
ursISFss has GROWN 30 LARGE that our
PRESENT QUARTERs are Inadequate. and
tina. IN the near future We viii be COMPELLED
10 ENLARGE to crest EXTENT the size Of
the buildings We nov OCCUPY.
AND THIS RAPID growth n due 10 teepfng
mn HIGH STANDARD Of INTEGRITY and
TRUSTwORTHINESS.
STICK TO Us and YOU WILL be WELL
SERVED and HONESTLY TREATED IN
EVERY PARTICULAR
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BISMARCK AT MUNICH.
He Was Given q Grand Reception by Il
People.

People.
MUNICH, June 24-Prince Bismarck arrived
early this morning. He had q magnificent
popular reception. Thousands of people were
assembled at the railway station and the stu
dents were as conspicuous at Vienna The
prince was heartily cheered. He looked bright
and well pleased and gave the impression that
he was still far from being the decrepit old man
that he has been described. He recognized the
welcome of the multitude with evident cordial
i.y. No attempt was made by the police. rs at
Vienna, to interfere with the popular demon
stration.
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Mr.. Dana Won't Kick.

From the New York Sun
Better vote for the liberty and The white
government Of the southern states, even il me
candidate were the devil himself. rather than
consent to the election of respectable Benjamin
Harrison with force bill in his pocket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

AmoSeur boee Belis
The Young Mems Catholic Club viii play the
bureau Of engraving and printing nine tomor-
row.
The Aphas would like 10 hear from al clubs
whose MEMBER are fourteen years Of age.
The silver Stars win accept challenges from
Ill clubs whose memembers are fifteen years Of
age. Address Ed. Hayes, al Q street north
ND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24
THE DISPUTE WITH CANADA.

OTTAWA, ONT, June A-In the house Of COM
mons last night Sir Richard Cartwright inquired
for information respecting canal tolls in the
dispute with the United States. Sir John Thomp-
son said the government had no intimation Of
the Presidents message to Congress ex-
cept from the newspapers. Negotiations
bad been going on and In pursuance Of an un-
derstanding erected by Ministers Bowel and
Foster on their recent visit to Washington q
communication reached Washington for trans
mission to the President on the very day that
the message was issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24
FoR TEE BrooD.

FoH TEE BrooD.
Weakness, Malaria Indissstson and Bsliousnsss tsks
BROWNS IRON BIrTERs
4 cures quickly. For saas By III aea3srs In medicine
Get the gonuinA
pILIoUsNKSe, CONsTIPATIoN, TORPID LIVER,
DE-. cured Nerve ard lavsr Pills, 70 does &c.
8, 0sh q ma p ave-
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MRS. WINDOW SOOTHING SYRUP

MI kS WINSLOWT bOOTHIN0 8YkCk
Has been used for over FIFTY YEAns b. MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. n oOOTHEs The
CHILD. s0FTENs he oUks, ALlAYs ali PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and h the bsst remedy for
DIARRHGA Sold BY drusstss in svssy part q ne
world. b sure and ssk for ''Mrs winslow.s oooth.
dd.ly
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o. Ixrrnzsr To Evxsy,opv.

kassss sso. fo i ne op SsoS dss.ns
Tat rssteess The natural color and feeps the
s5sm vssssprooi ~ sups1sor g al al" osbeSs.
t9nsy rsfanded Y not ssfisfsesoey. sampls
Fo<Shfres. Only &c. per bottle. Ladies' gofng
sway for the summer should nrsf hAvS thsk
sssns md eansons srvsted and gsta few shtelds.
sach. OF q Tor fan trssspisat1
.n,n o1 Rk 4 x sE9n a. g soS
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An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
}e-r.e. =. T v,r.r..

j.; }'"'''' Il: r.. T E.. ''''rA
IMPORTANT TO roc AND us.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF oUR
PATRONS AND TO FURTHER rAcrLI-
TATE THE DEMANDS OF AN INcRIAs-
ING TRADE WE INTEND SHORTLY TO
BEGIN EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
TO OUR SPACIOUS BUILDING. THE
PLANS AS ALREADY PREPARED con-
TEMPLATE ABANDONMENT FRONT.
AN ELECTRIC ELEVATOR AND ALL
THE MODERN BUSINESS APPLIANCES.
THUS ENABLING us TO USE OUR EN-
TIRE THREE FLOORS. AND WITH THE
INCREASED FACILITIES TO MORE
THOROUGHLY AND SATISFACTORILY
CATER TO THE WANTS OF OUR
NUMEROUS PATRONS.
But BEFORE DOING 80 WILL BE
COMPELLED TO DISPOSE OF THE
BULK OF OUR s1oo 600 STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. DC.
TO DO THIS AND TO DO 50 QUICKLY
WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT
COST PRICE. THIS Is AN OPPoHTuN-
ITY SELDOM OFFERED. AND Is NOT
A SCHEME OR FAKE" TO GET RID
OF A STOCK OF. sHoPwoRN GOODS.
But A LEGITIMATE sTRAIGHTFOR-
WARD REBUILDING REDUCTION SALE
OF NEW AND DESIRABLE MERCHAN-
Disc. EVERYTHING GOES AT COST
FOR CASH = NOTHING EXCEPTED.
THE REGULAR PRICE IL MARKED ON.
EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN
FIGURES. AND BELOW THE SPECIAL
COST SELLING PRICE. WHICH MEANS
AsAvINa TO YOU OF FROM Is TO 25
PER CENT
OUR STOCK Is VARIED ONE, AND
COMPRISES SILKS. vELvETs. BLACK
AND CoLoRED DRESS GOODS. WASH
ABLE DRESS GOODS. WRAPS. LINENS.
DOMEsTICs OF ALL KINDS. WHITE
GOODS. HOSIERY AND UNDERwnAR.
MEMS FURNIsHINas. HANDKER-
CHIEFS AND GLOVES, AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION. THE BULK OF WHICH
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE WE CAN BEGIN
IMPROVEMENTS. LOOK OUT FOR THE
BARGAINS WHICH WE'LL ADVERTISE
FROM DAY TO DAY IN THESE coll
UMNs.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND TIA r THIS
SALE IS STRICTLY FOR ASH AND
THAT ALL GOODS CHARGED WILL
BIZ AT THE REGULAR PRICES.
= JOHNSON LUrrRfLL
jsR1 7l3 Ma<sss spsea
z ERvAND. EN0RAvER AND LITRO0RAPHl
n 1012 feuna. NV.
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SUMNER UsprnwrAn REDUCED.
RrcAp1ru1Ar1os Or RECENT RrDuc-
LAST CALI OK PARAso1s.

We have cut the price Of every Parasol IN
stock exactly one-hah. We didn't carry sin
gle parasol over last season and We do not pre-
rose TO carry one over this season. II Is little
ss-ly TO be cutting the price in half. as July b
usually fair parssol month. yet We do not
propose to wait-nor should vow Uait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

Ne. Vernon Conmandery, No. 40, United
Ordsr Of the Golden Gross, has elected the fol-
lowing o6seers for the term beginning July l.:
Noble Commander, Halvor Nelson; vice noble
commander, Mis Clara z. Levin; worthy pre-
NE, J. b. A. Fowler; noble keeper Of records,
r. L. vsnabis; financial ksepsr Of records,
David OFanmsr; treasurer, ChAs. A Cottrell;
worthy hsrald, c. q. Harrison; wsrder Of the
Inner eaas, Miss Clara Nelson; warder of the
essw 0ats, Henry B. Aatsox, pest noble COM
mandsr, Dr.. II. r. Street; auditing committee,
Haivor Nelson, c. @. Harrison. The officers
elect WIN - Installed in public meeting by
Deputy Grand Commander william b. Pope
g wsdnscd.y evening, July Is, 81 scostsh
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As Souvenirs Or OuR AssrvER-

As SOUVENIRS Or OuR ASN1vER-
WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL REDUCED
PRICES
FOR TOMORROW Saturday ONLY.
So take mote Of the prtess
ANNIVERSARY REDUCTIONS
IN
HOSIERY.
LADIES' sUMMER-wEIGHT 5o-GAUeE
FAST BLACK HOSE. all sizes Regular price.
boc FOR SATURDAY ONLY
&c. pair
LADIES' 4-THREAD FRENCH Isle
HOSE different styles. drop stitch. all sizes.
Regular price. O. and SOC. FOR SATURDAY
ONLY
LADIES' TAN or GRAY DRoP-STITCH
HOSE of FINE MACo COTTON. Regular
Price. Sc FOR SATURDAY ONLY
&c pair.
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY PARIS LIsLE
HOSE fast black Former price. 6Oc. RE-
DUCED FOB SATURDAY To
39c. pair
LADIES' FRENCH Isle HOSE. FAST
BLACK. Regular price. Soc FOR sATUR-
DAY.
LADIES' CLEOPATRA DROP-sTITCH
SILK HOSE. FAST BLACK Regular price.
o125. REDUCED FOR SATURDAY ONLY
To
nc. pair.
LADIES' IMPORTED Isle HOSE,
OPERA TOPS and FAST BLACK BOOT. ina
variety of styles. drop stitch Former price.
Soc. REDUCED FOR SATURDAY TO
Ale pair.
SIG h2H sERSE htD1Es sssS f a5s
p GySs ssi foR SfTfs Only rs oar
cHr1pREs-s hh III; par 3, Socks. In TAN.
RED, WHITE or BLACK, at SPECIAL
CHiIDREN,s DERBY RIBBED HOSE.
Sizes 9 10 ex- REDUCED FOR SATURDAY
2lc. pair.
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1aags - TIE Thernsnssss.
TAs following were TIE tsmperssurss 81 The
sGnes a ths vssthsr burssa today: s&n-, 90;
1p.n.s 81 maximum, g; uinInun, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

Evrar Dosr Err,or,v.
Prepared By D.. J. @. Ayse 4 Co. Lsvsn. Mo-.
Sold By Drsxsists evsrywhSr~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24

VERr IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALES
ON THE
PALA1s ROYALS SECOND FIooR
DURING
THURSDAY. FR1DAr. SATURDAY.
uulys0 0ulysO 0ulys0
The second Aoor. but comparatively cooi--ths many
open windows facing the south catch what hrsszs
shsre ID. Access by safety elsvssoe. which VIII b
found In passage adjoining Glove Department
Ladies'. Misses. Boys. Childrsn's and Infants !
Goods offered prices that cannot b ap
prsciated for the most staple and soods
are not excluded
85c. UxDEawrAr FoR $50.
when We reduce the price Of thess popular garments
you may know It Il very special ssls- has only
CURED once before this year.
We nssd not inform regular patrons that Ths
Palais Royals Csc. Undsrvear equals that usually
retailed at 81
OowNs in four styiesL All With the full high
sleeves. rhoss With style turn over collar and
cuffs very popular. Choice for sse. xnta Satuv-
DAG spsaiss.
SKIRTs.-Nothins mean In length. Width, material
or hnsh These With cluster tuchs and finch French
embroidery RUNE certainly good valus ss q sssA
sc. ~atil SatsrdeS srensae.
CORsET COvERs.-Thoss who are NOT freQusnt
visitors viii Be surprised to ind thee lompadow
Covers married only e5c. Such lace and snhroadsFy
trimmings are seldom seen garments isss than u
Sc. vntG Saturday svenins.
drawers. and Cotton, lscs snd en-
hroidery insertion and rufnss. Small, medium ana
extra sizes. These garments possess unusual merit.
which Will be pointed TO when jon call. &c. snfa
Saturday svenSng.
S1.S5 UNDERWEAR Fos $50.
collection Of Gowns Skirts and Corset covss that
II confusinsiy large Mads Of finest cambrics and
summer muslin. shaped aftsr French models trimned
with choice plat Val and linen Torchon iacss Swiss
and French embroidsries.
At the stores where half Of the patrons have a.
seeount the price for such underwear IL q so and
q g. At The PalsSs Royal Jos SO. vata Saturday,
susatno.
$50. Misses B1ousrs. 44o
OF linen lawn. plain and figured sailor aad Hnpnt-
lsroy styles sizes to ID ysara- Ths popular &c.
garment Of the &c summer season. Unfa Hsdnss6sv
evening" for ~ se~fs.
SOC. SUNNI Coasrrs. 40
The Pasis Royal has scored point tAh ssssoa With
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w. A. Prrnor & Co..
71s MARKET SPACE
COR SrH ST. AND PESSA AVE
ON SECOND AsxrvrnsAnr.

rhoss Who know Us can tell you Of our PIE
NOMINAL GROWTH and how two yesrs sge
Tomorrow We took possession Of this store.
which Ct that time vss struggling along In .
rspidly decreasing business. and how in two
.hort yssrs (frvm June "a. 1880. to June "a.
1857 BY SHARP, ENERGETIC MANA0E-
MINT and the MOST MODERN BUSINESS
METHODS We hsve AWAKENED that ousi-
pess from its letharry and brought Il forward
With GIANT STRIDES and have MADE one Of
the MOST RELIABLE md POPULAR shop
ptnx piaoss in the DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.
and Ne preposs In Q little While TO AAhA
prrRCr-s the SHOPPING SLOGAN for the
LADIES for our GREATEST AIM 10 10
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A GRx.r REDUCTION In BEIrs

Your choice Of our ENTIRE STOCK Of
styles Of leather. in the different colors and
shapes, plain BANDS. 6IhpLE EFFECTS,
Many Of them are suede. or alligator, or seal:
these are never sold for less than 7oc Yet
Z5c. EACH.
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TEE NEw BAY Run SAFE
splendid thing for the HEADACHE &c.
SPECIAL PRICE SATURDAY.
4Sc BOTTLE

AxsrvrnsARr PR1crs In Gloves
REpGcEEDD frpm 81 10 75e p.ir.
tBUTTON TAN SUICIDES. Worth u. RE-
SBUTToN Witt or YELLOW cHAMoIs
GLOVES. Worth s1-25. REDUCED TO SIC
SBUTroN MousQUETAIRE suEDEs, In
S suT mo- 3arr hEp SSEso 81 r RE-
worth d; s, REDUCED 10 81 pair;
1s-BrTTOS WHITE MOUSQCETAIRES.
WORTH o. 50. REDUCED 70 81 pair.
s. BUTTON GRAY MOCsQCETAIRE
SUICIDES Were sl.75- REDUCED TO el.25
BLACK SILK GLOVES. worth 75c. sPE-
C1AL PRICE, Soc. pair,
BLACK SILK GLOVES Worth q. IS. sPs-
IAN and CRAY SILK GLOVES. 81.
BTAcK. TAN. WHITE. GRAY SILK M1Trs.
Lone WHITE or BLACK MIrrs for IS and
CHfLDREN's MITTs. ALL coLORs. for
2ssc- pair.
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SOC. Suxmra Coasrrs. 40.

The Palais Royal has scored point TIN sssson With
Fesshsrwstsht ysntuating corssts eNarantssi asfts
tear out Another point IL the high bust. CAfQ Sss
vydov sweating klc. pair.
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II You READ TINS You Wm,
NOT BE DECEIVED.

Good thinss have alvsys been counssrfsss~d -
tmitased-srticies without merit. never.
We cautioned you last week ss.inst ths imdssss-B
Of CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PLLs
Nobody Mixes 10 Be- deceived-so doss sorsss ~
o.utson-ssh for cARTERs LITTLE Liver PILts,
insist upon having CABRERA and - shss -
sst them
Don't forget the csution-lonS be dsosfvsd
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Rnl. Small Dsa snall fs>ss
oclef.m.v-y
Cu1D.rx Car
ycR PrrcuER's
cAsroRIA
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W1L11Ax H. MoKxrw.
1t 9S3 Pa. AVE. NV.
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Arms PnIs

Are uasurpassed TAsy - ssuAyiy SsssAsaa n
rheumatism. neuralgia coldR eAirls saA ssvsra D.
Ing purely vsess.b's. dsiiesssiy s1s~ sssssa sAa
quickly dissolved. they are sansssss sAAptsl for
housshold uss. well foe tzsvslss b. A.A q -
Ayers Pills Are IN Rfssssr demand he voeid Over Than
nsnt physicians -
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$50. Misses BLousrs. 44c.

OF linen lawn. plain and figured: sailor aad FAINT
leroy styles; sisss to 10 yssrs- Ths popular &C.
garment Of the &c summer season. Unsa Hsdnss1ss
evening for ~ cent?.
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Sl.35 UxnxawrAn Fon go.

collection Of Gowns. Skirts and Corset covsr that
Il confusinsiy large. Mads Of finest cambrics and
summer muslin. shaped After French models trimned
with choice plat Val and linen Torchou lacss. Swiss
and French embfoidsries
At the stores where half Of the patrons have a.
seeounf the price for such undsrvsar IL q so and
susaing. f'-'-
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PAR.soLs PARAsoLs. PAnAsoLs.
CHANGEABLE SILK, IN NOVELTY SILK.
with IMPORTED WOOD HANDLES. Worth
EsgT1ssrly s3 md % 50 each. and we give you
n 50 each.
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KERvAND. EN0RAvFR AND LITHO0RAPHHR,
N 10l2 Penna- NV.
WAITING cards printed from plata. 30 par LOO COL
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WV. NJ. GAIr & Co.

''WAoissGis Flour and Feed Deeiesa"
Cor. LIST and Ind. ave. NV.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
Building Up Calves Tongues.

A drummer told this story to party Of as
sociates in the hearing Of a New York news
paper man: At nlion was surprised at seeing
some enormous calves tongues offered for sale
in the market place. They were marvels. Each
tongue was at least four feet long and weighed
not far from ten pounds The cattlo which
could produce such linguistic organs must be
veritable Titans. 1 was told by one of the in
habitants of the place that these tongues were
raised at a farm not far from the city, and,
having an hour to spare, determined TO pay
the place visit and see the monsters. found
the owner of the place very pleasant fellow.
He took me back into his barn. To my surprise
found that the enormous tongues came from
very ordinary looking animals, not above the
average size.
lis this peculiar breed of cattleS' asked.
Are they long tongued instead Of long horne 1!'
Not at all" explained my guide. They
are the ordinary breed. / early discovered that
calves had fondness for salt, and determined
to use this discovery to the bsst advantage
Tying the calf when quite young IN It's stall,
suspended piece of rock salt within bare reach
OF its tongue. 1t will naturally exert itself to
reach the tid-bit In a week hang the salt an
inch higher, and the calf will stretch its tongue
until 1t can reach the lump. Each week in
crease the distance, and the tongue lengthens
in proportion. At the end of the year have
fine healthy tongue. ranging in length from
three to four feet
But" said after awhile the animals head
must become too small for its tongue. How
does 1t get back into its MOUTH"
las you say. the head becomes too small. l
have, therefore, invented an artificial mouth,
with which incase the organ when not III use.
have made quite a fortune out of my scheme,
as the tony uss are of fine quality. Being i'm
Ireg ont d W { salt they can beishipped to ong
distances al d will stand any climate. am now
looSiEg Tor partner with capital to WORK
scheme for increasing the size of porter house
steaks by the application of electricity co the
animal. If you hear of anybody with more
capital than brains just let me know"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
The Singing IN Gods Acre.

Eugene Field in Ladies Home Journal.
Out yonder in the moonlight, wherein Gods
Acre lies.
Go angels walking to and fro. singing their lul-
laoies;
Their radiant wings are folded and their eyes
are Bonded low.
AS they sing among the beds whereon the flow
ers delight to grow:
''Sleep, o sleepl
The shepherd guardeth his sheepi
Fast speedeth the night away,
Soon cometh the glorious day;
Sleep, weary ones, while We may
Sleep o sleep!'
The flowers within Gods Acre see that fair and
wondrous sight,
And hear the angels singing to the sleepers
through the night;
And 10! throughout the hours of day those
gentle flowers prolong
The music OF the angels in that tender slumber
song:
"Sleep, o, sleepm
The Shepherd loveth his sheepl
He that guardeth his flock the best
Hath folded them to his loving breast;
So, sleep ye now and take your rest
Sleep, o, sleep"
From angel and from flower the years have
learned that soothing song,
And with its heavenly music speed the days and
nights along;
So. through all time, whose fight the Shepherds
Gods Acre slumbereth in the grace of that
sweet lullaby:
sleep, o, sleep"
The shepherd loveth his sheep!
Fast speedeth the night away.
Soon cometh the glorious day;
Sleep, weary ones, while ye may
Sleep, o, sleepm