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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE N9khs WEI ANp SoUTEMESsr
STEEL R R,h IN &AsSifIcts P EqSifHrSr.
II sfsTt ATTSs, = i Sow s,,r,ov
enNSfk s G1H " Ash SIS x tH FSIf s'os
For s Ss TRf 1ss M.. limited
e"Sb pn.i and n Sc 10 ~ with d 20 Sh VII.
inrton 10 Harrisburg aud Harrisbars TO Pt,sbnrs
and sleeping Cars from lnttsbnrx 10 Columbus
Louis and cincinnau ENpreSs, BIS y. daily.
Steering cnrs Masa nS 70 Esrs s Hsrri.
aarr senrg 70 -; hSuis oolupssn ttpres e
Chicss" and Din.r, Ger Harrisburg % Chio.ro.
Western E,rr.ss a 40 p. IN. daily. With slespins
Harrisbars with throush si.syers iar prsi.ssars
end csveisna pullman . gns Sss a. .'.Ss as9
far Iiiisburg; Columbus en- tnnAii. Indianapolis.
Masha9;on to ~ Louis. sleeei.as Car Harrisburg
20 Memphis Lining Car Altoona 90 Hi-hinoud.
s,he West. With through slseief 70 Pirtsburs and
For Kane. Canandairna. Rochester and Niagara "a b
daily ekce. I sunday: -, 20 sm.
falo and N.sTara daily. except SATURDAY, o 20
Pm. with sleeping Car Washington TO Elnira.
p. IN. daily. II, ep, saturday. With sleeping Car
For Miiiaispart Remove and Elmira at 10 soAm
Fog F.iffa6kIPgis.. NEW YORK. AND THE
4.2o. HOO aud IL IS pm. on sunday. EOS
Ga no c I.!Fs1 500 sr S rgG IL Pima
sl5 70 1000 and II Is l,@ ,n Limited s Pull,
oohehs SPS Rnss S1S = flMrr IT ys days
All Parlor Carr, with Dining Car FROM Baltimore for
days only. Passengers for PhiadelThia will change
carr AZ south street station. Philadelphia. Tor
A'O FOR PHiLIpEIPHrA ONLY.
Fast express $50 a. m. week days. a.d J. &5 p m
Sundays only. 7.o0Am.
Accommodated. ) 90 a m daily.
EN press. > oil and >. 40 D. m. daily.
Tor 1s;on without change. 20 a. week days and
For sssyR S .. ' b Ss. ,.p snss. +
ing direct transfer 20 Fulton street. avoiding double
r. fe ..rAs.s ae e.. s. New York cry
Fst" h B, h N 800. S sy TO- 80 900. 80
30. 3 Il. Iei. 3fs1t 90 ImiiedD. 4 ~ 4 III
5;4o T. $40 g 20. 80 1000 70 and as Ia "a &
3;45 q 90 Iimitcdl 4..o. 5 20. ala. ..so. D 80.
For Fcpes treeE Lane. 10 IN and g. 30 o. m d.ily
For hnnapo H sao. 300 and lls a. m. and 20
pm, daily except sunday. sundays. 900 a m
"n fdR aGTxANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
For Alexandris. 81. q 3 .; ~, 30 s.45 lo.<5
asdiS s6.. oi io.oS and Ii ~ I'm ON sun ga.
day at 4 30. :. As AS. 10 as am. LOO. a.
Accommodatign Tor oaaniico, =; - m. daily.
For Richmond and the so9th. 30 and lo-s7a
Trains leave Aiexsniris ier Washington. Il o. EOS.
so s'Is i9 I, IL L, y = o .p 10
II ~ p. m. on sunday At 4 10. 10. L. II IL ana
IL Al an, .. os 5.0l .05. 40. %. Il and 10 Js
Tirkeis and information at the oce northeast cor
station. where orders can be LEI for the CHECKING q
b,yesTe TO dissipation from hotels and tesdens.s
General MsniTcr Gaue7l General fasssnseT Agent.
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To Reclaim SWAMP Land.

A party Of prominent gentlemen left here
last night for Florida. They include Secretary
Rusk, Prof. H. W. Wiley, chemist of the De-
partment Of Agriculture; Congressman Hatch,
chairman Of the committee on agriculture,
Huff and Harmer of Pennsylvania; Hamilton
Disston of Philadelphia and several gentlemen
associated with him in the reclamation of a
large body OF swamp lands in.that state. One
of the agricultural experiment stations is To-
Gated on this body Of land, and the officials 20
for the purpose Of inspecting the workings of
it, While there an investigation will be made
with view to determining whether or not the
cane sugar industry can be probably estab-
hshed.
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DR. o. J. CARLETON.
5o7 18th q. Nv
Graduated London. ENGLAND 1885; New York. 1874
Bladder and Kidney Ailments Acute or Chronic
Blood or skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
haustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL SUCCESS.
DO YOU FEEL
More tired in TIE morning than ~, -ct,- Z, bell
Dull. sometimes stupid. have melancholy spells
unable To concentrate your mind poor memory. feel
unfit either for business society feel shy desire
be alone irritable. respondent and almost demo-al.
ized feel generally used and that life is losing
charm for you. If So you afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do You beein to realize that you vigorous
as formerly have not the oldte energy vitality.
are losing your grip and lack the vim OF other days
which enabled you to thrust tries aside and march
onward to SUGGEST II so. your case is one Of
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do You experience palpitation Of the heart when
startled. surprised or upon slight exertioa. Does
your heart beat irreTuary sometimes fast and then
feel as it were about to stop. have pains Of
dering character dizzy spells. &C.. Sc.s II 20.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS PRosTRATroN.
People often think the condition is something feel
ashamed of. and too frequently fall a willing victim
into the hands Of some Of the designing quacks who
nfest our large cities. TO doctor general
practice. who in his ignorance through lack Of
perience and knowledge of correct treatment doses
the poor. deluded individual with the bromides 70
saturation stimulates him within an inch Of in
sanity by phosphorus. strychnine. Damiana. &c
The causes and proper mode o. Treatment. of these
troubles but little understood by the general prac
titioner of medicine, and the viviGly gloomy word
pictures Of the quack's alleged literature too often
cause susceptible to become completely unnerved
where shall go to get cured." many poor suf-
ferer ASKS. not knowing whom to trust Go where
thousands have before and be restored perfect
health. fou should at once consult Or. Cs-ia.,- ",
is positively the only ADVERTISING In Unissi
states who treats these troubles sisna.
and curative principles. and has made their sue
cessful treatment q life study. Expert urinary
analysis. chemical and microscopic. Neurasthe-
mia NERVE exhaustion). diseases OF the bladder XIII
neys. skin. blood nervous system. any acute D.
chronic disease within the Of my specially c,a
be treated with skill and born Of expersncs
and earnestness Of desire 10 bench. my patients
Hours. y to-. los. Sunday. " = only. ConsaiG.-
ton free. For further partacalars ''rSsI &"
oc22-tu. thks.u
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Death of Wilson q. Hunt Of New York.
Wilson G. Hunt. the wealthy capitalist died
after midnight yesterday morning at the Claresn-
don Hotel, New York. The causes Of death
were cerebral apoplexy and senile debility,
following long illness.
Mr.. Hunt was born in New Jersey little
more than eighty years ago. At the time Of
his death he had the reputation Of being q
director in more financial institutions than any
other man in the country. He was a director
In the United States Trust Company, the Union
Trust Company, the New Haven and Hartford
railroad. the Park National Bank and the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company. He
was lifelong democrat
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A Norfolk Business Man Found Dead

George W. Baber, travelling salesman, was
found lying dead on the floor Of his room at
the boarding house of Mrs. Petition, at 499
Wabash avenue, Chicago, Tuesday morning
Asleep in the bed was woman with whom he
has been living for two weeks as his wife. The
woman was placed under arrest. Until short
time ago Mr.. Baber was a wholesale dealer in
fruits at IL and Is Roanoke dock, Norfolk, Va
His bank books indicated that he had large
account At the Norfolk National Bank
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Visit Of Baltimoreans.

number Of representative gentlemen. mem
beers Of the corn and flour exchange. came to
Washington yesterday to endeavor to have the
federal authorities abolish the Cape Henry
quarantine station - far as Baltimore is con-
cerned, the local quarantine there being con-
sidered sufficient. The committee will also ap-
pear before the Maryland Senators to protest
against the Hatch Wsshburn anti-option bill.
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Georgia Militia May Have to Disband.
The committee of the whole in the house of
the Georgia legislature yesterday afternoon re-
ported adversely on an appropriation of $780,
600 for the annual state encampment of the
military. II the legislature adopts the report
there will be no more encampments in the state,
and it will probably result in disorganizing the
state militia. Military men all over the state
are indignant at the committees report.
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Bishop Coleman Fearful OF Losing His sight.
The Right Rev. Leighton Coleman, bishop OF
the diocese Of Delaware IL confined to his bed
by . severe attack Of cold. Tho most serious
feature Of his illness Is the fear that he may
lose his sight
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OfHHtB TIP.
Gen. Grant, assistant secretary of war. and
Paymaster General Smith arrived at Fort
Monroe yesterday morning. They were re-
cstved with salute and inspected the proposed
new road from the Chesapeake and Ohio sta
ton through the ordnance gun yard to the
Hygeia Hotel. There was an inspection and
review OF the troops ut O'Clock, followed by q
reception at Col. Franks ouartera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-08

II TEE HAZE V falling out or turning Rrsy, re,
curing Q sttmulans with nourishinR and col6rfnR
food, Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Renewer & just
the specific. -. -
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INEID'S iDANITARIUM,

RE1p.s SANrTaRruN ...
:523 THIRTEENTH STREET,
Is a substantial 20-room bliiding, newly paper ID
raint=d and furnished thr, uvhout Three operating
rooms and bath room on parlor floor. all brig and
beautiful an furnished with every appliance fo- xiv
ing Electro. Va or. Hot Air. Roman Medicated an !;
salt Baths, MASSAGE. >we 'ish Movements Gymnas-
tics. Electricity Faradc an Ora vanic), ectroly
lrenoying sIperfuous har with Gle, trtc needed.
Facial Steaming and Facia Massage. House Patients
receive Baths, Mass and Electricity their own
rooms corps of experienced nurses. massage on
era ors tmal- and female. who graduates of Eu
ropean institutions and two experienced electricians
Patients attended by their own physicians. in
terna medicines are used. HAVING now been estsb-
lished in Washington for two years take aston
to thank patrons and physicians who placed
patrons under and invite them and the public
to call and inspect our premises. To those who
have not yet called upon MS extend invitation
tor ONE MASSAGE TREATMENT FREE in ORDER
that they may understand methods before making
ais treated az their residences by experienced
operators male or female. Dnexceptionable refer
ences from physicians and patients who have received
treatment at
RErD'S SANITARIUM
d3-lm' 523 THIRTEENTH ST, NEAR r.
MAGNETISM. MASSAGE. ELECTRICITY
VA Phenomenal cures; guaranteed permanent.
Convinc: ng testimonials of rhys ian- and others
n2I-lm' MAGNETIC INST11 UIE. HOS q st. r. W.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
NJ Finer Finer ,sTi..n:. PT Ts.sD,

No Finer hriss.sss L resess
Than an EoLiAN could possibly be rivea
The foLiAS can be played by person with
out musical education. y, u 10 NO, q q "
Its simply an AUTOMATIC PIANO OF Or
GAN. whichever you may please TO call IT,
See H. Hear IL play, We'd be glad q the or-
portunity TO exhibit II 10 yon- Sold eas,
terms.
SANDERS srAYMAN. Piaso Parlovs ga st.
ocl3-3m And ian. chsrle.s,.. Balrmore.
HALLEr DAVIS co.'s CHRISTMAS OFFER.
Al ing approved by Our agent at Sill 9th e.
offers hrstisd number Of urrteht pianos ct ELS
less than regular prices. HAILfT DAVIS CO dc
KRAKAUER PIANos.-''I FIND THIN EXCEL
N lent IN every particular. :. B. MILLS" These
and other makes At 1909 q St. TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
G. KUHN est. 1872 Prices reasonable terms
d6-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-08

Must Be Able to Read and Write,
bill was introduced in the Georgia senate
yesterday prohibiting the employment of loco
motive firemen not able to read and write
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MEDICAL. &c.

PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with the best of medical reference by applying at
9i39th St NV as .sws
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RAILROADS.
DrcHNoNp AND DaSvliIE RAu.Ro.n ~.
A Y. ". HuIpfKofEk AND kECBEs rosrhk
ses.aul. IN ss-ss So,ssss-- 70, isss

Schedule tn ede~f Novslnc-T 70. NV
All trsins snd lesy, Al f~nnsyis.nts f.~~rs-
rer staiton. Washington. u. {.
a. an Daily. cenn~ct- sf Lyuchhars Cor az
rrncipa pcint- -cuth l,n al Divisions Of ktchtneut
and Isn.iis. syrt.a. f,allsuaa sl-~p-s New hert
and Washington 20 atlanta. connecting thsnce ID
Sleerer 10 >-~ ors.ns wa NJ sotuery ard fer Neu-
phis Via birmingham. uniiins az nsnsiiis VITA
se~per Tor augusta gonnecfs AZ Naus--ss Tor front
hay.l and straseurs daily except Sunday.
Al D. DAILY for Narr~uton and th4r ioft~~elil q
an throah train Toe frout Royal and str..eur
10 e. rm.-Daily WASHINGTON lND SOUTH.
NfsrtkN NkST,hUi.fD LIMITED. COMPOSED "a
urey ~ Pullman Sleeper Dining fsrur aud ~tnsl ne
Car. and runs 20 AusntA tsime IL hours Nth Pull.
pan Slcerer Through New Aork and Ns.hinetun q
Ne~ Orleans vis Mont<cm-r, aud >s~ l.-t and
and Washington to Menu wa IA minshsu. rnine
IL 90 = m.-naily tor al principal points south 90
hichinond and l,anNiiis system. fullman -l-~p~r.
New Nof and Washington a. uot Springs vie Arhe-
Nlle. aad Washington e. Ntlant.
TRAIN ON MAsHi>GTp> AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Warrington at - 10 q a.. q y n and II =
2 ~ DALI, Retarninx. arTiNe " Ashinston ssOa ~
a0 Plu and q - g dali, tr-in lssNtns " sal-
ing On u =, y na aud arrivtns u ~ runs % saa
from HeindoH only
Thcoush tram. fron "a. .,u,h srrt,s wa-hfas,ss
6<5 "a m 10 90 a m and 40 IA Mars-sN Divis-
hon, ~ ~ m. and . ~ q in-. -kc-ts SUNDAY.
Tickets, siceIany Car aud iufurnsstus
lurnishe! al Ofse. Lao iennssiNanis ave, aud Il
PAssenser station. rennsyls@piA ksilno.d. ws.hlas.
l. : BROWN G.n~rAi AGENT Passenger Tl-r;
A It.sH-f II Ras~ 49, 40
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Its Management Criticised In the Attorney
Generals Annual Re- port.

M RECOMMENDS THAT THEHE RE A CHANCE II
THE MANNER OF APPOINTMENT or WARDEN
EEfKRkNcE To TIE REFORM SCHOOL AND
OTHER SUBJECTS OF ESPECIAL LOCAL IN
TENLsr.
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pALrrAoRr q onro Rauaoapt

sch-du In effect November ~ is1.
Loave washtnzton trntl sstioh of Nee 1seoup
For csn-aso aud NOrth~..l Vest huled Lnai,sd IA.
pre- rains u. ~ a; a.. = - !. ~ a.l5.
bu,ed Iimi~,l. ( ~. -lt.r-ss ~ - y ~. daily,
r., T., -l,uss aud c.,vvlHnA shpress dsi.y IL 3os
Ess le,pvi.r ana s,.uutcu. 40 4osm.
20 Nin'-a-si-r Nul vsy s'stSn.. -. ~ nm
chai,sro6s. nnI Memphis. : - sH-. u " r. "a
dsi!y: -'-~l ng cars ntoush g. N-a'glli, and SAsh
fpr IarSt. . ;o:.rr, daily
for h.itiu,rs. ~e.k =. y 81. d. q n u Il.
q 90 - n.nuies,. - 81 \ a. ~ ~ 10 o.. sAmia-
~ %. so. K!uo, ali 30s,d II ltp'n. sunday.
- ,u'ngi-.D NJ, 1i2 - 100 a 30 ~ ~. a,
~. -, a5tS. NJ 20. q 81. ssUo. NJ 90. = 81
For knnsy'oii, {. /, All $. ~ a m. IL Il .ua =
. ~ SUNDAYS : - :, IA, { % pm.
.ror Frederick. As. fil. 10 an. MS ta.3a.
r. h-r.rs,,vn. 40 40 a. m. and - 3oRm
To- k9yd snl NaS poiuts. - cor ".
~ a. s' 4. ?; ~, - z .'si, - az ~ n
pm. trJt-.. train, stounuE Of p-inips stAuou.
EoiAL BLUE LiNk f6k NFw hokk AND PHIL
ApEIrHiA
fo- Ini,s ie,Illia Rev lerk. Boston snd the cas-.
= - ..-ns b.nins ar, uLJ pm. sleepinr Car.
For ii.tiade. lhis, Wilmington and Chester, 500
iLusst ra-lcr Cars on all fsv trains.
hog bu>ton, -. - g. in WITH Pullman Buffet Sleep
,ia rogElks~Csie hrde Ian ling passengers IN AMI
for 4, AZ g cay. LOO a. m. and IL oo p m. sun
fErceIt sunday. DAILY. ssundsy only.
Basrss. called 10 and .herksd from hotel. ana
re- dengs~ by rnian rrsnsi.r Co. erdsr- ieft "a
ustst o anr Ila and 1851 y. s sss ana = rrO'
Con. Manager. Inlsl Gen. P..s asr
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


MRS GRACE A. K. STEELE, SOPRANO AND
w specialist in voice ..ui!dinx, best American and
European advantages; no straining Of voice. Cali
send address. 132? q ST. NV. dS-th.sStu1m'
f,UNsToN INSTITUTE. 3o17 ST NV.
" Boa ding and Day School for GirA "a
ds-Im Mr.. and Mrs. BEvERLEr7n MAsoS.
I EssONS IN OIL. WATER AND CHINA col
IL Firing at studio. Especis, care With ,liday
work. 1880 9th at. NV. 4ieF1 Sd2,,w'
SCHOOL CT LANGUAGES.
Prof. PAUL E, voINoT. di,iome De runiSersi,e de
France. Principal. as Inn
ELOCUTIoN. PHYSICAL CULTURE LESSONS
Il In studio or az pupils residence, Close study of
my system must produce fine readers and orators.
Mrs; ELIZABETH KING. 507 East Capitol ST
oco-3m'
OK BUYS OUR "CHRIsTMAs SOUVENIR
SDc 40lesson typewriter ticket emitting holder to
complete course. One u the most popular pitys Of
the sedson. archibald School or Busfn<ss. 2i3 c ST.
NV. n.,e3m
A RI INsTRUCTIoN.-THE GREATEST oPPoR-
"A tunity ever offered to parents. children teachers
deeieners decorator. artists to learn 70 draw and
water co.ors china and oil painting. STITCHING and
painting from nature can be learned In . Ssw days
traits 70 order from $40 to d. 600 The teacher l.
Morrel has had twelve medals and studied fifteen
ysars With the most celebrated .r.ists ip Europe
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, s0A n. ".
d5.lm'
A COMPETENT TEACHER IN LATIN, MATTE
IA mates and the lower branches desires private
pupils; Address Box l3
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RarIwAr.

SCHEDULE IN ErFErT OCTOBER No. 1872
rains leave daily from Union station Oh. and p 4,
0th and b sta.
banlsomest aud coniIlete solid Train s.rvico
West from Washington
200 m. daily Cincinnati and 81. louis IArn-
fed"-soid Nes'ibuled newly equirred, electric
shted train, with dining Puiimsns fines s--p-
fnx car- Washington 10 Cincinnsti Arrive. Clncia-
natl 400 An. Indianapolis II 20 a. IN. - louss
S:tb r. H.. Chicago BIS Pm.
1l:lop M. daiiy-rha famous ''F y. " Iamit~d---
asolid v-stihu- train With dining and Pliluas
sleei for Cinctnn III Lexington Louisville IN iss-
sDOlis and 81. Louis without change. arriving AZ
Cinrinnati 8 p g. M. Lexington q l0p. m-. Louis
vile 800 o. n., indianapolis II s0S y. m. ChlssGs
531 a; M, 81 Louis s;45a m. connecting In rnioa
depot for all points.
oOOu. rn. daiy-Frrre.s FOR GordonS~ilie Char
)ottssyile, Richmond. Ws1ne-boro'. stsunton an6
principal Virginia FONTS daily, except sunday. for
Richmond.
Pullman locations and ucfets at Company ofAcss.
ol3 and lAsl Penna- ave.
ma T. W fUlIER Genl pss-~ugcr A srs
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TOURS TO THE TROPICs-ATLAs LINE.
l. Weekly service fpR New York to the Island Of
Jamaica, renowned its salubrious climate and
natural beauty wntstation Of the British navy and
headquarters Of the British army in the West Indies
Regular saiiings also for Haiti Costa Rica ans the
many old world towns Of the Spanish main Illus
trated pamphlet mailed free PIN, FORWOOD
CO., Agents. "A state St, New York. nl7-4m
SHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON.
. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8. 8 Co
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton london. HAyre). Bremen
Iahn. Tues. Noy 20. Up. m. Spree. Tues, Dec
Dec. 20. m. HAvsl Tues. Dec q. ii .. m Lain
Jan. 3, q. m.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table luxur,ou,
saloon appointments. Prices: First cabin, 076 ana
upward berth according to location; second csbin
450 : berth. stssraws at low ratsa Apply 70 L y.
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nRUNKENNEss OR TIE LIQUOR habit POS
~ ITINELf CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr.
HAIEES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC

= can hs Eiven in cur q coffee tss, or In food
harmless and viii eject permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient - modersta drinkef or a alco
hoc wreck II has besn gtven In thousands Of cases
ard IN every instance perfect cure has followed II
NEVER FAILS. The system once inaprognatod with
the Specific, becomes IN uftAr hity Tor the
liquor appetite to exist.
GOLDEN ePDCIYIC co., Prop'rs cjnsinnati, O.
=. 9. WILLIAMS 90. cor. = and aeh S. nv,
And e y. WAR;. DruurfsA
Under Bbbf1 Houxo
js1fus shseay Wash4ngton, d. @.
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wouxps Of an kinds cured By salvation on.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
ID young ladies at vi st. October T. Special
courses: LAURA Q. TALBOT, Principal. Refer
ences; Hon. Hugh McCulloch. Judge A. Macarthur.
Hon A. K. Spotord tyS.-J.n.
MISS HALsTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
~ children and oder girls will besn OCT On and
after Sept % application be made at the school
rooms, l429 10th st. n. W.. daily from 10 to l.
sel3-'5pl'
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iIlOkNElo
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE OFFICE or TAE AnnoSIzTEp sTEz1
svsry dsscslpsion nads 70 orsr q fks lovssf -
MS - NEwHYER Msn.sa
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MISS 8. F. BRADLEY HAS RESUMED INsTRUC-
M tion in drawing and pantin at studio l49 Cor
coran build ding. Lessons on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Visitors are welcome any Wednesday
n19-lm'
DHYsICAL TRAINING. DEPORTMENT AND
Dancing. New York Avenue Gymnasium, 1871
evenings Children's class. Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons. Particulars at gymnasium. ALICE
GERTRUDE NUTTING. Principal. oclS-2m'
DfANO TEACHER -sEyEN YEARS. EXPERT
L ence; beginners or advanced and rapid
method for young pupils best references Mrs. j. ,
14O6 Hopkins place C2C1 st. n.w.D oc1S-t W. th2ms
MISS BALCTS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
I1 and Business COLLEGE. 1907 10th ST. n. wv Pupils
prepared successfully for civil service. departmental
and Gems as examinations. Stenography taught. SCI
EDUCATION FOR real. LIFE
~ THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
National Bank Of the Republic Building 18th and
Dn.w.
Twenty eighth scholastic year begins Thursday Sep
tember l. 1892 Day and night sessions Five depart
ments. VIZ: Practical Business, including English.
rapid writing and training for the civil services Pre-
paratory English, with Elementary Book keeping.
spencertan Rapid Writing. Shorthand and Typewrit.
ten thoroughly trained teachers; central location.
Spacious. brilliantly lighted. newly improved. hand.
some halls and class rooms; services of graduates
always in demand terms moderate. but 40 comps.,.
tion with cheap schools Once open every businss,
day. Telephone call 10s4-3. Call send for new
annual announcement containing full infogmation
Address Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
au12 Principal and Proprietor.
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