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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Race HORSE BETTERs;;-I CAN OBTAIN TWO
inter inior,;.IOn rsiasis party For particulars a.
WANTED-A PRACTICAL PHARMACIST DE-
w sires party with S25Oo 70 engage in drug bust
Ads
EOR sALE-OwING TO ILL HEALTH, I AN
4 compelled TO sell my saloon. 1921 !th ST NV:
At once ncindinr stock Itares license and Leases
Apply on premises. iytI3rs
A RARE OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED TO
sSsss a,s business need reply Address
EoR sAIE-.AT A GREAT SACRIFICE IF SOLD
L immediately. lonv-established drug store doing
sSr FEss
for young man. 1t
FOB sA Ale T., ATLANTIc cITY-oN THE
For particulars call at ri Pa. ave. NV iy63t'
EOR sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY. 9TH ST
Il s.w.. store and DWELLING 10 rooms bath dairy
is ;y5 ssS:' o. 503 ! BBjSSsAIDsos sss s.
good VII, q small hotel sssrabiy located
o. men, E al iaEREidD&sAs
AND .susss
Price. 800. or viii ..il Y iPysntery
ia NJ HA'bAA nAADL aAN
EOR SALE-sMALL MAT AND PROVISION
s'o.' located gEfisSs is'Hfi Z
EOR sALE-PROVISION AND MEAT STORE.
south Of New York ave. cheap rent price only s1f5
jyC-3t' s25 st NV.
ENOR sALE-FIRsT-CLASS RESTAURANT; WILL
L pay one o. two live. men to examine the location
being No. l. J. b. BELLI NIGER. G31 st. NV.
LFOR sALE-CHEAP-CORNER GROCERY AND
40. star once. 30 1870 - iy6-sts
EoR sALE-THE LARGEST DINING EsTAB-
lishment in the northwestern part Of the city. Pro-
to FRANK MILLER. 1890 St. NV jy5.R
WANTED-A BUILDER or CONTRACTOR TO
w confer immediately with Undersigned in regard
to remodeling building. Address NJ. r., Star Of
fire. jyj-6ts
ESTABLISHED BOARDING HOUSE NOW FILLED
~ will permanent bosrters, splendid locality. ele-
saDtly furnished. at great bargain immediate pos
session; Sickness Of owner the cause. Address G. A.
A.. Star Office. jy:i-:Hs
EOR RENT PAINT MILL IN FIRST-CLAsS
order also two large thrse-story houses with
elevators. Water St. Georgetown. Address GEORGE
PooKs AUDITED. OPENED. KEPT AND
sSsS H. GS
Accountant. COS l St. NV. 3ee1Im'
u AMsAY is EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
Watches cleaned. 81.
wosf on: sssr Sc.
TEN.
mh14 122lFs,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FpE sALE-A VERY pEsIRABLE PIECE OF
E eus,nes. property on llsh St. nssr a s,loo n.
ny e ri: % to ,ss new s... ESy, sns
dence in The central r.rt 81 tne rl ,.ts
.S ss sio 600 in par, ySSA q WIGHT ,,oa
m9dern dwellins in fsshionshle center northwest
ssn ,aaps:s for eD'ertalp,pg frss ST oee terms
myH4si' " ~ 10. f:t
EoR sALE-soMEBoDY Is MISSING RARE
no oppSrsT'nty Of securtng hrs,class home Hense
MS nv, ja.t est q New isr.ey' ave, NsT, 70
tarnsSe heat ..ins tass.s an, ses S,, Gss
essut,ioi %sn.s,s and tinsi both room and closet
o. $3.50 & ssars's the 0TPsf M.xx "a. ,,a. -, =.
FSE sALEaaBAReAiS. THREE;sTosY AND
LIST 81 N. small cash down and monthly payments.
or VIII exchange for other prGp'ssty ur,rrnnn
pl@ Is,sSs
E>oR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE ron I'M
81 n sas city aSs.
M seSIs and bath l.rse reseption ball; newly
ssssns sS,nss nantes ana sssa-s sna sosS
ma :si so:on SSS and ss.sss s as:a the :'s.
. %Sr :, tSsopo cSrn srs hen house wood shed
new pslinS fence This properly muss b seen 20 b
Gw. WEED co.
myl.-3m 5oellth st. r.w
I2.S Ponlsr % nv, 1873 3sth st. 2nrcot-
~ ,iaxI2, esuO tsses, 4 and Or. lot
Soyici IN Dr. ip' ,oo so ia ~. fa.ooo
sSSi 3 nv. sr fr. lot ios Ssioo. .il.t %on
$3.50 70 alley = 40 sSS43 Prospect ave toor-
l52! go 81 NV. ar br, nerl NV, Tor hr mi
,ss22ee SSxl0 1000 lot Ssxge; alley =. a 500
q, lot 2Sx75 alley. g. 500 T. lot 20 In xli0 a $40
GOO ct NV. lo' hr 1901 35th ct nv. icor-
asGs P 81 nv Tor b. mL lot aoIloo.. -, 7.ooo
and store. m ZOO 1890 at NV, llr br
SO' st nv. lOr b., mi. lot asxl2o. -. 5000
t.,.....-.-..-....4.00 900 3ll3 st NV, llr hr
l4ll I'D st. l3r br, mi. lot 20xlo0. 10. 600
l., lot 2o-5ox1S0. mo- z NV Groom
alley ..............5JO 100 frame. lot l6xfS5 600
CHARLES n. Tickling,
apls-3m l2i5 32d ST n. ".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A REFINED AND EDUCATED
w middle-sged lady. position as companion.
rsferenees Addrs.s X. K. star ofcs y ye-S
WANTRD--BY GERMAN LADY. POSITION AS
1n se or e
WANTED-A SITUATION By A YOUNG MAN
& sas
w tinekeeper. smanuensis or business manager BY
psce. and q
no 70 ss SonS and q
ADDRESS Boz IL. Star ONCE ,ye-3t'
WANTED-BY RRsPECTABLE CoLoREp
and M e'1soc sS d Z or light house. can e.
WANTED SITUATION IN BAKERY; THREE
y, Va m .e experience. Address "a fh st. ne
WANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE GIRL.
city n 1Sa. . IS give ''is
WANTED GRADUATE AND REaIsTERED
.sS .nSu'sIious references hrss eisss xaE!S; So
WANTED-aoT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w chambsrmsids. nurse. wAitressss, lsdy's maids,
ssss%n.Sasd s. last s%Sossr. sis RI S: x
oees. s.ss
sSS6kf c6cMss Co. ecG fSss ss
n
the city. address Gas IT. NV. N6-St'
WANTEDS.A SITUATION BY A WHITE GIRL
Address S. =. r.. Star once. it
VVANTED-BY CoLOaED BOY. A PLACE AS
,o., waiter in private family; good references rs
WANTEp-BY CoLoRED WOMAN. a
apply at "a Mass ave- 0e' ,ss snd
WANTED.BY A RESPECTABLE .coLoREp
family Iass ics rs 'T:
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE GERMAN
I ppy h3gss ss and plain '00ns aod
references. 5i4 soth St. nv. ~ Selss:
WAM1T,E.D1,..Bsss AoSNa H "a g.. gTENTYoSE
WNTED-A SITUATION; WILL WORK FOR
sea al 49, City " Own best
WANTEp-BY FIRST CLASS COoK sITUA-
Chsn sos s21a iy s St G at %Gs.'
BY Please es e yis
18th st. iy5-3t'
yVANTHD-BY YOUNG MAN WITH Rx-
5ss can -s s sss Pes :. also st
WANTED-BY coLORED MAN. PLACE TO
ences. fG5l Psnna. ave- '' $50 ' H-'H jy5S sts'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN JUST FROM
w France, . situation IS chanbernaid or take
Of children speaks Prench and German; best refer
encee city or country. Address g21 18th st. '
WANTED EMPLOYEES FOR Competent
w servants (refs- private families hotels restau
rants wherever needed also positions for clerks.
Established 1885. SHACkLEFORDS. At 18th n. W.
ty5-6t.
WANTED-BY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST
w night or day position; satisfactory reference;
several years practical experience. Address K s.
Star ONCE. jy5-2t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOME EX-
w rerience situation in grocery business, very
best references. Address or call. 2113 Pa Wares
no object. ty5-3t-
WANTED-OFFICE WORK Or COLLECTING
w By a tirst-erade teacher: bond and reference
given ANXIOUS. care O. Burchard. ~ 8. and
Pa ave. n ly5-3t'
"ANTED-SITUATION AS DRIVER, GROOM
w ct gsrdcDer by experienced man Of good bits
y. LUCkE. 1852 North Capitol ST. jyo-t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. DRIVERS,
w porters, hCuselnen. maids, nurses. watchmen
sales ladies. clerks (aale and fesnale): northern
cities and resorts. BUkNHAM'S. lilo q st. NV
iy2-6t'
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ATTORNEYS.

T,aMPBEII oARRTNdroS,A rToRNEY-AT-LAw-
ton. Z. G. Rssidence. er3 X ST. NV. "a
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MANICURE.

". 9. METzERoTT co. hsvs moved temporarily
econsr OF IL snd stA. where hey are srling sks
fer barxa1ns- SSliSr
IsA FACT WORTH KNOWING. AND WHY
TUkkIsH Diofs vii q lew 1As n;.us-. r.,,<ye sbs
49, GO q DyspspslA bisuhSs. colsc, orsquss.
s1lfnz Y pain q unsssinesz For Ne 81 druxries
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FIFTEEN SIN-RoON
TwO-sTokY BRICK HOUSES.
PRICE, g.. 100 AND 81 500 EACH
ON EASY TERMS.
Now Is the time &c make your choice az the hodses
are fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms. BATH large closets and pantry Kitchen la
trobe IN parior and open fireplace heater in dining
room; finished IN hard oil with cscinst and slate
tells.
located on Duncan place northeast, which is being
improved with pavement curbs and sidewalks
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLES 3 BATCHEfbER
N.Y. Corner 10th and q sta.
EoR SAI.E-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON NEAR
y l4th; 20 rooms: , baths: Lot c2pIO0. Prize
81 600. For particulars. C. IL. UNDERWOOD.
612 L St. NV apq.hns
EoR SAILOR RENT-l4ss AND l4A3 RHODE
Island ave. Apply on premises to wM. BIRNEY.
AS Iousiana ave. jesl,:}n
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Ew. cREEcY. Real Estste BROKER.

CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7Oj
- 9Th st. n ~. near patent Once prepares abstracts
II titles 20 lands an Montgomery and Prince 0eorrss
counties. Md. and IN Alexandria and fairfnx coun-
te3m. wks.d
L>OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK.
Il Oak ave.-Besutiful home. Ices than two squares
from station; house IL ROOMS. eoeets furnace ana
six freplsces and crates eegant wood mnnse nearly
.ruit, RUNNING water, sood veil barn. chicksl honss
and yard. Will sell 81 bargain sxchAnee for city
ap.bO-tr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoE sA ..,E;zl ST; sleT;soo; oNLr 1850
Il s. * :ss ~
& la r ss so '' s.S 'lr
E,OR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN BUSINESS
y re s.1 ssss::s iii In "a ,ss 3:
t.iHins lar.s siors rom With plate siaa yin1ovs.
=. ;ssS sss q ssis
pESsoS%. Room e. asSs SaGns
EOR SAILOR TRADE AT A BARGAIN ron
sac is:S 4 ' Sds. is .';s:
FOB sALE-A- wKLL-LocATKD HOME ON sra
bss.,nen near bay xsndov brick two stories and
0iMssn'n' 0''siSSa a u 8 s srosr. sos s.n-
For sALEPRIoE. % %. TINS wELL-Lo-
'1S stories ana '' Ssai5 i s sFjsa IS NV
s sal .ssis y M o..
E rooms and bath lot pHs 1 E s. s ts; Price,
L brick houses renting for "a . month. Price for
Il DAVID D. STONE. 500 ct. nv.
FOE FOE. sALEsmoNLY 1900 FOR NINE-RooN
Tof s2I Z -f S & "a HOME ON EIGHTH ST.
DAVID d. STONE. S06 ct. NV.
EOR sALE-A PERFECT GEN OF A home;
4 rrfce reduced to g. 500: 1l12 T ST. n ". nearly
new nsw, seven rooms and bath cabinet mantes' easy
IL DAVID D. STONE, sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-ONIY % 500 FOR GROOM BRICK
Il that win rent for $50 month; in . central and
pat tf sfoSs SsF sGsl
EOR sALE-1lO7 eTH ST NV; NEW BAY
whole house; furnace heat; goodsized lot to alley
Ii DAVID D. STONE. sos s.n.w
window bricks press brick fronts 6nicely papered
rooms and bath; msntels RANGE and latrobes; each
1t DAVID d. STONE. 800 r st. NV.
EoR sALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN AT s6 $50
L well planned house in . nice location, A st.
ne, squares from the Capitol; stories and dry
cellar largo rooms and bath lot 20x 100 TO alley
FOR sM.E-lAN ELEGANT HOME FOR CO. 500
from the Capitol; nearly new; handsomely paiered
rooms; bath and dry cellar
1t DAVID d. STONE. sO0 ct. nv.
DOR sALE-AN ELEGANT HOME: ONE OF THE
best built new HOUSES in the northwest: Juniper
very large bath room: elegant plumbing; beautiful
Il DAVfE6; 5. Stone. SOC Est. NV.
EOR SALE-CHEAP AT $500, A wELI-BUILT
4 bay-window brick. rooms and bath; L st. rear
N1w Hampshire ays VA dss r Sy legation
EoR sALE-Nw COR nth AND NJ sTs Sc. !:
proved b ssory frame g Store ana dWeins rents
terms per month LOT next 'f qasfk oBfsSS easy
j!o-5s $40 st. nv
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l. l:see5 ga 81. L:,r. br,
I'M 1. store and dwell
ing. with stable. .SS3. "a
POI q st, br. ~ 4. Sr. 30. ~
SEl n st, br. mi, 16r&sta IS
2au + st, br. m. 10r. IS. 80
300 NJ 81. br. m i. Sr ...,5
Ss2y Pros nv, br, IN 1, 7r. q
3',03 p st, Or. br. 49,. II. 80
Conduit I'd. next cor
,FHan I'd. Or. n. Is
Foxh' I'd. cor Ridge.
Or. Il. is
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21OS y st. br, 4r. .S12. so
ZION st. Or, Ar. ID. 80
2ll4 y st, br. 4r. -. l.. 80
los A:h st. # Or. IL. 90
Foxsll I'd. next cor
New Cut rd, fr. 5r. III
Flats f0JS w Market
space 3 and Ar. 4. IS and 10
LAZY 31th st. FIR, Ar 10
Brown 81, br. 4r.........9
Brown ct. br. Ar. 80
S,2S Grace av. 6r. br. -. g
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EOR RENT
u 112410th. 12r. . m 1. 81!
1928 X st. Tor. all m 1. rs
901 N c ave sc, Ter. sc
1870 ; n 81. l ". all IN i. II
2O2 14th st. l2r. N
~ Grant Place. Sr .......4l
l02 9th st Be. 7r, all m i. i
PIP 4th st Sc, Or h all m 81
I29 oh at, Or. all mi. 81
135 Mass. av ne, Sr. 81
niv.lO SWORMSTFD
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-HANDsOME HOUSE, 1887 15TH ST.
near Scott Circle; IL rooms, nsvly decorated: oc
cupied Past yoars b family Of high social stand
ing
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% G st ne. Or. all M 1. j
2S 18th Sc, TT. all m i. 30
l43l y J av NV. 7r. 81. 81
2ts 9th ne, Or, q m i.27. 80
2O0S 18Th. 6r&cell. mi. %
} COS Acker.ne. Or. ami. 20. 30
2Q2l 10th NV. 6r,m / 10
1907 18th Sc. water .....l5
Ivy City, Or. Ii
Sl1 10Th st ne. 5r........15
1902 King st ne, Ar. .......G
Y X BRADLEY. yS7 Est.
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THE CHANCE OF A MFETIMEi

For To- per square foot tract q s OF high.
rolling and well drained ground abutting ON the
county road aud the Il. aud ~. r. r. al Langdon sta
ton Is offered TO an acceptable buyer. Smaller par
GELS in the immediate vicinity aud Pleasantly
situated selling 81 2,c and 3D. This Is excel
lent opportunity for investment occupancy. For
further nartlculars and terms apply u L. A NEW
MAN. l406 Columbia IT. NV.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
John nrown,, Ola uou,o.

Kate Field tells, in her Washing.
ton, about her first visit to John
Browns old home, up in the North
Woods, some time ago, and her
scheme for buying IL when she heard
1t was for sale. Hurrying to Boston,
she mentioned the case TO Wendell
Phillips and Ralph Waldo Emerson,
who sent her nice, sympathetic
notes, but neither money nor advice.
A male friend then volunteered to
rush out on the street and collect 1t
among his friends, but he failed
Only one person, n lady up there,
actually contributed any cash, that
is, aside from Kate Fields own $780,
But within forty-cight hours after she
had stated the case to New York
gentleman he had picked up eighteen
subscriptions, each OF that amount.
With this So, 600 the farm was bought
and good tenant secured, who still
remains. when / revisited the Adj
rondacks recently" says Miss Field,
81 found our property worth three
times what we had paid for It, the
house in good repair, and John
Browns grave the mecca of all
tourists.
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Tho Art OF Not 1Ieurlnr.

A kind Of discreet deafness save.
one from many insults and much
blame; therefore the art OF not hear.
Ing should be learned by all. II is
quite as important to domestic hap.
piness as Il cultivated ear, for which
30 much money and time is cxpcnd.
ed. There are so many things which
1t is painful to hear, many which we
ought not TO hear, very many which,
If heard, would disturb the temper,
corrupt simplicity and modcsty, de.
tract from contcntmcnt and happi
ness, that every one should be edu.
Gated to take in or shut cut sounds
according to his pleasure. If hot
and restless friend begins to inname
our feelings, we should consider what
mischief these fiery sparks may do in
our magazine below, where our ten.
per is kept, and instantly close the
door 1t has been remarked that II
all the petty things said of one by
needless or ill-naturcd idlers were &c
be brought home to him, he would
become mere walking pincushioD
stuck full Of sharp remarks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
A Trade in Human Hide.

An unknown body WINS found floating
10 the Delaware River recently, which
bore some very perfect specimens of the
tatooer's art. Jacob Zizrachi, n Syrian,
who helped recover the body, went to
the morguc keeper and begged for Il
piece of the skin of the lett arm which
bore q striking picture of the cruciiixion;
he even offered ten dollars for it. Z.Z.
rachi said that in Morocco, where he mad
passed the greater part of his life, there
were many dealers IN curios who would
give him from ten to one hundred dol.
lars for such things, according to the ar
tistic finish OF the picture. He had
made hundreds of dollars by trading
with these merchants, and had learned
the secret of properly preparing the skin
for framing. The cutic,c is first care.
fully dried and tanned, and is then
treated with n peculiar solution of poi
sonous drugs, which has the effect OF
bringing into bold relief the pigments
used in the tatooing. 1t is afterwards
pressed between two plates of glass, AMI
allowed to stand for month or so. af-
ter which it is framed and placed on
sale. Many prominent citizens OF thc
larger cities of the Orient. the Syrian
stated, had the walls OF their houses dec.
GRATED with these objects. In some
parts of Arabiu, according to his stale.
ment, the shcilIs of certain tribes always
had their own portrait ta.ooci upon
their backs. After the death o. one of
them the cuticle bearing the portrait was
carefully cut away and prepared accord-
ing to the usual process. and reverently
carried from place to place by the be-
reaved tribe. Zzrachi said that the pic.
turc on the arm of the drowned man Mt
the morguc would be worth fifty to sixty
dollars TO him.-New Orleans Picayune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
Made Ills BLOOD Rim Cold.

''Ivc been in many tight quarters, {"
said well-known rounder the other
evening, "but L never was scared but
once. Of course don't mem to say that
l have pot been frightened little at
times, but 1 have been scared-thor
oughly scared-just once. At the time
l was paralyzed by fright. could not
have moved IL muscle or have uttered
word to save my life. A few years age
went over to the grounds OF the Chi
cago Driving Park Association-now
Garfield Park-one Sunday afternoon to
look at some horses stabbed there. NJ,
only companion was my four year-old lit.
tie girl. at the park met Phil Gilman,
the trainer for r. q. Pate, Of st. LOUIS.
Gilman showed me the horses he was
handling, and at last took me over to see
Conkling, man eating stallion that wa:
one of the most vicious animals 1 ever
saw. No one dared to enter his stall.
personally would about as soon have
attempted to repeat Daniels lion tanning
experience rs to have been forced into
close quarters with that stallion. was
busily discussing turf matters with Gill
man when l saw him suddenly grow pale,
gasp for breath and lean against n pos,
for support. Instantly turned toward
Conkling's stall. My little one had
crawled under the bars and entered the
stall and when my eyes first beheld her
she was pattlng the man. caters nose and
saying pity horsey, pity horsey,'
while the stallion was licking her face
and rubbing his nose against her.
''If any man had offered the universe
if 1 would ask for it 1 could not have
uttered word. At the end of half
minute, which seemed an age, the child
toddled buck to the bars, crawled under
them and ran up to me. The next thing
/ remember was Gilman's throwing cold
water in my face. Chicago Mail.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
Involuntary CounterfeItin-.

A man went into baak In town
over East the other day and laid down a
peculiar piece of paper before the cash
Ter. The mans face wore questioning
air, and the bankers assumed one when
he looked at the paper. 1t was the
exact size of dollar silver certificate,
but it wasn't exactly the color. 1t was
clean, dark brown. The man cx-
planned: "You see, accidentally left
the bill in coat 1 had dyed brown. The
coat took first-rate. So did the bill. l
don't know whether it's any good, but
it's dollar all right. Hold it up to the
light The banker did so, and was
convinced. The bill was sent to Wash
ington, redeemed, and tho owner ia
happy.-Albauy IN. " Express.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
The Most Crnol Cut OF ALI.

J. G.. Blaine. = Can I never DO lei
alone? Must be followed by the
rabid hatred of partisan American
papers to the farthest corners of the
earth? Each day their bitterness has
increased; but never thought it would
como to this
Mira. B.-What is it now, Jimmy?
j. G. B.-Just listen to this. at ia
reported that j. G. Blaine is collecting
notes for book on his foreign travels
which he will publish soon after his
return"
Mrs. B.--And it is 30 subtle that you
cannot sue them for SANDER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
Tho viio Weed.

The Shah of Persia has II tobacco
pipe worth $500, 600.
The better class OK the Philippine
Islanders smoke cigars foot long.
John d. Rockefeller prefers q mild
cigar, costing about 40 cents
Calvin S. Brice smokes the best
cigars obtainablc. He is an inccssant
smoker.
Cornelius Vanderbilt smokes very
strong cigars, worth about n quarter
apiece.
Though Jay Gould never smokes,
he is said to he an excellent Judge OF
Il cigar, and the brands he keeps on
hand to give to his friends are choice
enough for the most capt.ous con-
noiSseur.
Last year French smokers consumed
1900, 900 francs worth of cigars, TO-.
600, ZOO of cigarettes, $4,000, 900 OF
snuff, and Of, 600, 600 of pipe tobacco.
The greatest snuff takers are old peas.
ants and priests.
The Burmese natives delight in
huge, loosely rolled cheroots, varying
from six TO eighteen inches In length
Among the Anglo-lndians the Trich.
inopoly chcIoot with straw down
the middle, is great favorite. 1t Is
made In all sizes, from ten inches to
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HE CAVED.

We were going through Canada, and
as soon as we entered the Queens do.
miAio st. Louis man, who was in the
smoking-car with us, began 10 talk.
"No petticoat government for me, :"
he was saying, 81 wan to get out of this
country as quick as 1 can. tell you,
gentlemen, [ never did believe in petit
coat government; women are all right in
their proper spheres, but when it comes
TO government"
AT this moment the car door opened,
and through the volume of SMOKE stern
visaged, specialized woman presented
herself.
SIS that you, Hiram1 I guess you've
smoked about enough. Come back into
the sleeper. 1t makes me>sicI and dizzy
to stay here. Come, hurry up" and she
held the door open while she waited.
And Hiram meekly followed her,
without single protest against the home
article of petticoat government. -Detr oft
Free Press
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Suffering and Stammerinp.

Suffering and stammering are terms
that are COMPOUNDED. They are not
synonymous by any means. Stammering
is an inability to properly enunciatc GER
tain elementary speech words; suffering
is vicious utterance, manifested by fire.
quent repetitions of initial or other
elementary sounds. But are caused by
improperly acting muscles of the vocal
cords, soft palate, tongue, checks, lips,
etc. Some of these muscles are under
easy control of the will. Over the
muscles of the pharynx, the soft palate
and at the base of the tongue, which
move its root upward and downward,
our power is not so complete, and this
causes the affection. Stammcring chill
dren are often subject to humiliation, or
even cruelty treated. Oac great cause
of defective articulation is the foolish
manner in which children arc talked to
by ignorant nurses and fond mothers.
When l hear mother say to her child,
essay tank. 90 to de pretty lady-that's
little pet" and so on, it makes my
blood boil.-St. Louis Post. Dispatch.