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HAyE YOU VISITED LAKELAND, MIDI
DO YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HOME?

lakeland isa little over eisht miles from this city
S lind O. r the ,D Dks and
ton Elec:Ts R The houses are vel bull, GOOD
Ms with cell
;hat soniain about 1a,oSS square feet Of ground.
hient twenty trains fare 5ss
Houses and lots are sold on monthly payments
is the sum OF monthly payment No other subdiv-
which il the center of park Of pleasing pro-
Gater well stocked Mith sh and sapps M.5 psa 81
ure boats Of dif.eren. kinds.
SE%HsS Pba.s &c spPE sS ND
ntsndent Mr. + j. CABLE ask Tor the SUPER
FOR sALE-TwO-sToRY AND ATTIC COTTAGE:
l. six rooms and pantry large front porch and good
eg less than stsss. t esr
pfss ''fas h hsfBfs K sat
EOR RENT-A NEW FOUR ROOM COTTAGE.
tbr with stable and csLT f spring water fuel
PHff ff's soS Z i4a3 awe f month"; jel5m
EoR sALE-sEvERA1 SUBURBAN PLACES. LOTS
rrnved on very ess ters send fr %sp s Of sb
arbs. with large list. JAMES E. CLEMENS issi
f st. nv. jel3:lw
EOR SALE, VERY CHEAp,i-TwO NEAT cor.
tages with large lots IN the beautiful and health
p fn ba an ~ 1 az tbe g rared ron
cash payment required. balance monthly! For partic
jeIi-lOt VIC. DUyALL. e25 st. n. ".
SOMERSET HEIGHTS.
This beautiful property, adjoining the estate Of
Tennaytown and Roctvile electric ffaiirosd in Mont,
gomery county. Nd. inst the District line and
can he reached within S minutes from the Of
High and Bridge sts, Georgetown.
OUR PLAN
We are building cottages the property n order
can at this office before the choicest lots taken
sesec, your plan Or cottage from number Of designs
which VIII lie Shown then visit the property and
any time to suit your convenience.
From our designs You select cottage which in
ctu0G lot 30 feet front, viii cost you from - $50
up, according TO design selected
We have no after charges Everythns will be in
plete order, ready for ~ yoitr FAMILIES in
and all worry of mind will be avoided as to where
shall We 20 during the Summer"
SOMERSET HEIGHTS is 100 feet shove tidewater.
The Tennallytown and Rockville electric railroad
along its entire 'front.' The Glen Echo electric
railroad runs within 200 feet Of it. The Rock Creek
electric railroad is within few minutes' walk and
the extension of the B. and o. r. r. which will ter
inmate in Georgetown, borders its northwest
Residents can II they wish spend the evening IN
washington and return home late At night; electric
cars run every minutes until IL 80 Extensive
views. IN the direction OF Gdran-in0 r0iaes Close
to the property Q the Catitoratd syndicate Health
les, section the District AWAY from the river
no malaria. No mosquitoes Fine water. Within q
minutes lat Tennalytown) schools churches drug
store, general stores post office. physicians, &C. Sc
Lon tGres. Residents of Somerset Heights are cti-
zens Of Maryland and entitled 10 rots.
Z. W. CREEPY. Real Estate Broker,
je9-1m' Room &c. Corcoran building.
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WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED RFNT. 8 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE FOR
w one year, price not 20 exceed e22 80 per month
jcao3t' - - - ''~i oA'e
WANrFD-BY A LADY, THE CARE OF AROUSE
w for the sulnr7tr, will need but two OF three
rooms' references furnished Address @. c. W. Star
once- eIs-3ts
WASTED-To RENT. HOUSE. OR ROOMS
~ ier 3 AfuIts modern ccryeniences. with stable
for one horse Address sC7 II NV JelS-3ss
WASrED-BY A QUICK PURCHASER, TWO
W story. pay-~intow and cellar brick house q
roo.fas and bath. all H. T. location between G. st.
ncrtl and -. south and Lat AMI oh sts east can
Isy $50 cash balance monthly Parties must stare
snAt locaiUn and lowest price. otherwise replies will
of1re- IeIS 9,s
WASTED-TO Buy OR RENT HOUSE SUIT
W abie for a physician l4tn st. Z. W.
Letween Mas ave. and 81. Address. giving full
y1-tet-lars. VERNON. Star once. jelS-3ss
WANTED GROOM DIV EIIING, LOCATED IN
~ the sc. convenient TO the navy yard; can Pay
~ s.-h oSiArcc = ~ ger month. Address A. II.
fShchAsEk- star oft1ee Jel7-8
WASTEp-HoUsE. LOCATED IL The NV,
w bot - and stn ard and Q; must have large
yot vito side OF rear alley. can build stable none
by Swnsrs aeed reply. Address Box 81. star Office
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTfD-FOR TWO ADULTS, THREE or
w fonr unfinished rooms IN good locAtioa; per-
msneEt 4 suited Address. with terms. which must
De MODERATE. b. IL e.. star Office IT,
WANTRD-RooMs AND BOARD FOR GENT
w and VIE; seco1d foo-; eonneetng; south 'front.';
locattor north west section firstcsss appointments
Indispensable Address RAY. STAR oface jeIs-2ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND USFURNlsHEp
w rooms all psrts Of city cheapest and Plan
sHAckLEfoRD's AGENCY. at 1lth 81. NV
my2O-2St'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE STOCK OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CHINA
ware toys, Be also fxturss contained in store
in bulk 70 the highest bddar Written proposals viii
reserves the n' TO 'S'efs tGi e II RE
St, for sale; bargain low rent. ie9Ot5t:
FOR sALE-A RARE CHANcE-AN oLD-EsTAB-
ipsni street: acips very ane business
sne e.ls ea9,s SnnS i for sale is the CONTINUED
tion address K G.. Star Once. i'p'e''' ,eao5s
A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE HAVING
established in Insurance. real estate commission.
Aadress 5oshfa sPscE aSs.son Ts
L IN northeast; doing fair business; can he IN
10 81 s:.. c.pisSI ssoR
me- pc; y btsfAEss Fs9PEsI3 q ssu.S
.1sa ' JOHN MILLER CO.
Tor sALE-A GROCERY STORE IN HEART OF
s,g si'y oid-s't.0lishsd stand Inquire of HEcHI
pAKfNERsHIP IN PATENT BUsINEss.-A
Is N
nsas %oSss ssd P VIII ss
81 Il. TO and a1 sas'
This Is rare opportunity for young man who desires
i. 4 The sa
gaSI P,ssss state age and e1Perienoe Only those
Once '''1''' ne' reply Aaare'' BOX . Us s:ar
EoR sALE,coNFEcIIoNERY AMP ICE CREAM
frntn 1On am GnPioi st. doing rood business new
T a Tspb Gf Prss -Fd terms apply to EAsTEkpaY
lshed livery stables IN the cdty; desrsbly located
sSs ~ Us 81 Sy 'a'sn-
EoR SALE DRUG STORE IN NORTHWEST; AN
f 3ss Fl S. !. sis
asss. G ans , yIsM r. RENT
Sls i0i iS os s or couple desiring light
ness against ten years experience will allow
g.. can be made Z
EoR sAIE-FIxTUREs OF PROVISION STORE;
al complete will sail cheap; sickness reason for
AID c.ns; win sell cheap. Apply COS 7th St.
E>OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS PRINTING OFFICE;
Slss: WIFI s.. s:
fS s. s. sa:as Ha.
SEE ADvERTIsEMENT COOPERATIVE TOWN
~ Company. Financial column.
;e17 CT. MepIArp
If YOU Rave BOYp IN THE AMERICAN
mutual I'D Society Of Warrington that you want 10
sdap sssa o IN
EoR SAIL Ia srND1CATE Is NOW BEING
% sss ss: s'ss noS vet q
tsns;ys mprovensnts: y S}inutss rids from city;
So me b. :r r e : :aaS 3;
IL ssst .:s rs ssd !: s.tn I ss
srty. Wewu suhdtvds this trsct ready for fal Sea-
ROBINSON LODGE.
80 and o5 Atlantic bldg. tmy31-lml oaO snv
| u AMsAY is EQUTpPED 70 REPAIR OR MAKE
Wstchss cleaned. Ell
watch main aprtaGS. q.
Work werfsntod one yeor. See our guarantee IVA
tenn
mh1A l221 F& nv
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BOARDING.


L,oR RENT-I5l4 x ST, ROOxs. FRONT AND
Il back. third noor with board also table board.
suuaszlsr rates iels-d
300 NORTH CAPITOL sr.-IARGE. WILL,
- furnished roous to rent. with board coolest
location 10 city. near tie Capitol and conyentsnt 20
and herdics tel7-lws
TIE SOUTHERN. 81 18TH ST., REsoRr Foa
a ashtseen. rooms nth board. 81 per day; % 70
lAEdt and poinas Of interest," J. 1. WATSON. Msr.
.J1-ly
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

TOR sALE-CHoICE PLACE AT HYATrsvrIIF:
beautiful modern h"use all improvements sisen-
did grounds 1routtng 20 Zee; On street; delightful
home: only $500; easy terms s. NJ. JONES 4
Co, 1tghi : N " s..fn.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il Georgetown, two i1-room frame houses with base
ments rent ell and 81. Near Road street Apply al
OOPS ;fed ST. ". te2O-H'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

E'oR EENT-wITH BoARD-Lpos NEW HAMP-
Il shire sye-tvo communicating second front
near WashinTton Cireie also table board jeSo-st'
FOR RENT-coR. grH AND MASS. AVE. AFTER
board southern aud eastern exposure very cool in
summer; references exchanged. je2OI2w'
EoR RENT-FUPNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
thres esr lines location desirable 14o4 9th st.
EOR RENT 3 UNFURNfsHED ROOMS OVER
STORE. ic2O-:ts
I'oR RFNT = THREE TNFURNIsHED ROOMS
ern convenienres; ais1 one furnished room. third
floor; desirable cation convenient to cars and her
L,oR RENT-A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS GO
y Ing 20 honscheerins desires single Gentleman to
'f Tddss f. b sT Once
r rooms, neatly FURNISHED, and elegant ad-ssory
cars and Capitol; summer prices. je63w'
Tor RENT.145e OORCoRAN ST y. W. THREE
y. cn h hot and
only; no children; call and zee them. jel6-6t'
F3Sgg6HMEN T EFHn5II 4TH st nv dAEeE FRONT
sE E5H EEAls
EoR RENT-A LARGE FURNISHED SECOND
ern exposures terms reasonable g,5 II St n. W :is3'
FoRs o EnST T7rIfs . ST COR l4TH SEAR
windows; south and west exposure; table board reI
required. je1 1-2ws
E'OR RENT-22l2 RI ST. N w, 3 UNFURNIsHED
Il rooms e large and sualD second floor in
Ety. family with heat and light and us; & es:h
EoR RENT-FURNIsHEp OR UNFURNISHED-
Il one to four rooms in handsome house all modern
elesant grounds; central location /;
summer rates. 1O22 18th NV. je1S-3t'
EoR RENT-PLEAsANT ROOMS ON lST AND
bo0 "a floors At rates With rstsl.ss table
sSaro n mosl CONVENIENT LOCATION herdics nsss the
Tor RENT-FOUR OR SIX FURNISHED ROOMS
:. FOR houssheePins. or snEly. 87 ST. south
LOR REMITTANCE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS;
EoR RENT-e13 ST. NV. THIRD FLOOR
Offices. JOHN Be WIGHT,
ie1S-2w 1910 ST. NV
DOR RENT-17 10TH ST. NV. COOL. PLEAS
bom ant i Irss ss T9oms with large closets: good
EOR RENT-4 BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOMS.
unfurnshed, 1st floor; use of bath, SC. in de-
neighhorhood; moderate rent; no children in
FOR RENT-ON S NEAR FOURTEENTH. SEC
i ond floor. two rooms north and south exposure;
je17- st GEO F. CHATHAM. i3ie st.
Tor RENT - THREE CHEERFUL UNFUR-
! nishsd 2d-foor rooms. GIG per month. incpdtng
st n w.. one square from Iowa Circle. jel6-tjy13
EOR RENT-AT THE INGIESIDE, 1897 i ST
n W, opposite the Arlington. very desirable
rooms. 2d floor. with irst-class board. te7-12t'
EOR RENT4 ROOMS, 2D FLOOR; SUITABLE
Il for Hight housekeeping. lis 4th st. ne. je2-1m
EoR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR
iron, room sio and g. 10 Children. cSn
venient TO all car lines. 1927 9th ST. my3- I'm
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PERSONAL.

A LADY IN NEED WILL GIVE ee5 CASH TO
ment not clerical work Address NEED. Star ONCE.
1eIS-2t
A NY PERSON KNOWING THE PRESENT ADJ
"A dress Of James d. Mcbride attorney st-lsw V1ll
confer great favor to address J. p. Star once
GEE ADyERTISEMENT COOPERATIVE TOWN
- Company. Financial column.
je17 q. r. McBLAR
now ABOUT THEM,-sPECfAL sUWNFR
dress or call at JUsTHs OLD STAND. 619 p st.
nv. 3el0
A UTHORIzKD PRIVATE DETECTIVE 1dENCY.
I'll Tslsehcne: $40: ,Qnfs qpsn Al hou.a w
CdvH SERVICE ExAMINATfoN QUksTTOXs
49, Q. LYKx. a. ", w yasstt.ss,
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CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, TO8
- S,h st. nw near patent Office. prepares abstracts
counties. Md. and in AleIandris and Fairfax coun-
ties, Va Also insures titles. Send for fee list.
je3-m. wis.,
EOR sALE-NEw GROOM FRAME COTTAGE.
with large lot at Frederick. Nd. unincumbsrsd
Address III sS & nM
TOR sALE-owN A HOME AND SAVE RENT
Il $500 down and s25 per month will buy Q hand
some new room cottage with cellar, corner;
healthu; on Falls Church rosd one mile west o. this
je6-1m l422 n. 7. ave.
LoR sALE-oN MONTHLY PAYMENTS If DE-
Fst 'I NV W." "-' ''''''s ''''' " l. ,es.i41' 0
A BEAUTIFUL BUiLDING SITES
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS,
On The and Electric srilrosd Overlooking the
city oT bxoo an. HSb shf fsh river
place residents Of the Heights within fteen min uses
one year Large number of lots sold, handsome cot
tages being erected and streets graded
Call or write for maps I RaB Bfssss9s
je1-1m 93 and e5. Atlantic bldg. $50 st. NV
EoR SAIE-NEw COTTAGE ON BLAcKIsroNE's
Il Island; superb locations improved grounds; salt
or kEILs Hane SsdSs
my.4lm
L,OR SALE OR ExCHAEGE-TAKoMA PARK.
Il Oak ye.-BesntifIl home. less than two squares
from station house Ii rooms. closets, furnace and
an acre Of ground; fine shade. oak. chestnut, &c !;
fruit, running water, good well. barn. chicken house
property cali on or address o%SEh, Is isl e'sy
apjO-tr
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IL I'D st. ny
LHOR Rents AND FLORIDA AVE 9 ROOMS
L. each; mod. imps. l.. M. SAUNDERS CO,
Ohio National Bank building. I2sh and SITS. je203t
Il corner house; nine rooms; handsomely papered :;
cabinet tells: speaking tubes &c. Rent, $}5. In
quire Of OWNER, 1210 st. Keys at 800 Spruce.
je1S-4ts
EOR RENT-FURNISHRD HOUSE, AT NOMINAL
rent. for two or three months to small family of
adults. Apply. after D. M, at IS9 st. te1S-3s
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EfOR RENT-30S 10TH ST.. LARGE STORE AND
L cellar, suitable TO wholesale commission bust
ness Apply to JAMES VI. GREEN. III 14.h 81.
jel1-6t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-6l9 ST. NV, FRONT OFFICE
Il rooms; ground roOr suitable for real estate con-
tractors. plumbers. &C. Also other suitable
doctor dentist besides deirabe residence
purposes central, new and light
je1S-6t WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 6l9 ST. NV
NOR REST-OFFICES-
L Inasmuch as man spends third of his life in his
office should be centrally and desirably located
and fitted with every modern convenience conducive
TO his comfort We have second floor suite of office
rooms such you read about hut seldom see; S45.
PROCTOR h PROCTOR,
1e1S-2t 9O7 st. ".
FOR RENT-oFFICEs
i III 18th treet;
LIST and I'd hoor. Apply to
JAMES NJ GREEN,
je1I-6t III l4th street.
u well-lighted rooms in new GUIDE building. 1924
ST.
I'd floor double room) $50.
I'd floor. $40, $12 and 80.
HEIsKELL Il McLERAN.
ie1o-6t zoos st.
L once I4OS1< G ST. NV
JOHN b. WIGHT.
jelO-lm 1410 81. NV
LOh RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES ON
4 ID and Sd hoors of foS G st. W.. opposite the
Cnlon bulcfnQ; cheap to a permanent tenant.
te9-1m SWORAS1EDT BRADLEY, gT Est
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FOR SALE-HeRsEs & VEHICLES.

la sAIE-wtII sftI. Al RARaAIN A
u god strung try.~n ~aFot; newly dine m call
aidr,ss 100 sth u. sw. ,~aDs,ss
l'CE SAIf-QNE GOOD HORSE TWO GOOD
u Naruna, . -s's lsrnees sIi large ice ipx viii ~.
sary collectively. Adr,s call si 400 % - = q
taAA-ae
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LHOR RENT
4ss q sw Or. a m J. - % SO i33 NV. 6r a m -. 8
il274 sT wSs ls S6 e gtn :v er TSs Il g
IL sT r. Or Sstsr Ssy sw AZ
119 l. sw. 5r.......-...S 800 ! sw. Or Is so
C. H. PARKER.
je1S-3t' Cor. ~ and Es.w.
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 81 I ST NV; IL
Il rooms; all mod. iInps. large stable. ESQ.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1elS-3t 800 + st. nv
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
LOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FLAT OF FOUR
rooms; light houses ecpng II desired adults only
modern house references. 1927 14th Hat.
ErOR RENT
L Furnished and UEfurnshed Apartments
THE WOODMOSr. 18th and iowa Circle.
sp21 j. F. ROBINSON. Prop.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
s.:T T Es : :ss s., =
a asar f. r Rs sSo 1s's i. III
Mars svi End Thom.: H.. = I;S
ave mr. 18th. 13r.. 200 near Dupont cir. Tor As
OFFICES.
sos" sr!p n sua E ~. NV sa to s
steam from 10 . sloS SIS +: ~ nom q 80 snS Is
STORES.
1856 1856 I'm faan & NV 1877 G FIN !,
STABLES.
1912 ave, 1403 trear). .e22 so
80 re- d I'll HFoLrzaAN 10th and SITS. NV.
Tor RENT[s24 10TH ST. Sc. PRETTY LIT
Il tie press brick; mod. fmps. rooms bath, with
brick stable. See it. Owner J. ORVILLE JOHN
BON, 469 Pa. ave. nv je2O-3t'
EQR RENT-2026 HILLYER PLACE. JUST ABOVE
y Dupont Circle; 3story brick IL rooms; parlor.
library dining r93m pantry and kitchen; all on first
hoor VIM. B. KING, Owner. 91S st. n W. je20- 3m
Tor RENT
ioosS st. W., %
% ST. ne, 9 rooms. all Observation-Disclosures. 20. 90
IA st. NV. rooms. all m. i............. 81. 90
XII and 2214 st. n W., rooms. all M 80. 90
Store cor. California and I'd sts and dwelling. 80 so
33 Spruce St. 9r all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25. so
l2Ss n. Capitol st.. rooms, all mi........ %. 90
q, spruce ST. rooms. all MI % ID
IL ct. ne, 6r, all m H.. .............. 20. 90
The Progress., 1892-09-17
Great Britain's Drink Bill.

Great Britain's drink bill for 1891
proves the necessity for continued activ
ity among the earnest temperance work
ers Of the United Kingdom. The totaI
amount shows an expenditure Of 60 lbs
for each individual. counting the popu.
lation according to the census returns
OF last year. 81, 740.38 The amount OF
increase. however. according to DR..
Dawson Burns, is less than that of 1885
and 1890, and in this fact and the on.
moving march Of the temperance forces
there is much to encourage.
The Progress., 1892-09-17

face, and was keeping us company. "
got hook ont, but for an hour or more b
did not change his position. Then his az
petite suddenly sharpened up and b
dropped into our wake, but for half al
hour longer he refused to take the bait
When he did 20 for it and was fairl,
hooked 1t seemed as IL his struggles woult
check our way. 1t was our largest hook
with new inch rope fastened to the cham
and the outfit was strong enough for I
yoke OF oxen to pull "a sawlog with. Whe,
we finally tired him out and got hin
alongside and a whip moose over his tail
some of the men declared that he wa:
a young whale. From nose to tip b,
measured % feet 8 inches. His girtl
was exactly that of pork barrel. Wher
his jaws were pried open we rolled an
empty -four barrel into the cavity, with
room to spare. He WAS spotted in color
like leopard, and English naturaliste
had declared his species extinct. The jaw,
were MI that we preserved of the fish, and
they were transferred to an English man
of-war off the Java coast. We found in
his stomach the remains of n sailors SOU
wester, smooth stone as large rs n man.
fist, n horn handle to knife, piece OF
ropc anu champagne DOJtie.
At Christmas island we found sharks
about rs plentiful rs at the Cocos, and we
went at them in the same fashion. Joseph
experimental with his poisons here for the
first time, and the results were most sur
prising. Meat thoroughly impregnated
with arsenic or strychnine had not the
least effect as we could discover. A pint
bottle Of fresh water was charged with
arsenic until the stuff would no longer dis
solve. 1t was then lowered over the side
by string. and all Of us saw a big shark
swallow it. The contents must have
emptied into his stomach, but we could
not see that he was affected in the least
We were at Christmas island twenty-eight
days, and then ran into the port of Java
on the island OF that name. The score
then stood at about 800, but Joseph de
clared that 1t should be ten times as large
before he would be satisfied On leaving
port after three or four days stay we ran
east to Baly island, which is off the east
coast Of Java. We remained in these wa
ters upward OF a month, killing whenever
we sighted fin, and then sailed further
east to Sandalwood island. We had been
there sixteen days. when upward of 200
L
canoes and warned us that IL we did not
ease our warfare they would destroy us
We had lined the whole coast with bodies |
If sharks. As we weighed anchor we
headed across the great blight for the west |
'oast OF Australia, and had been out only |
wo days when we overhauled schooner |
n the sandalwood trade. She had lost |
Ter foremost and been abandoned. l was
tut aboard Ut her with two men to carry
Ter up to Java, while the brig held on for |
australia From that day to this she has
ever been heard Of. She was neither
poksn nor reported after left her. When
he went down she took all hands with
er, nor was ever boat or spar or plank
lighted by any one Joseph had a score Of
'osa than 5000 sharks when We left San
atwood, but the monsters be had so re-
ntlessly pursued triumphed over him
ter all
The Progress., 1892-09-17
Cardinal Manning's Pledge.

PROMISE TO GOD
Ipromise thee. sweet Lord, that
VIII never cloud the light
Which shines from thee within my soul.
And makes my reason bright;
Nor ever will lose the power
To serve thee by my will.
Which thou hast set within my heart
Thy precepts 10 fulfill.
o let me drink As A dam drank.
Before from thee he fell:
let me drink rs thou, dear Lord,
When faint by Sychar's well.
That from my childhood, pure from ain
% OF drink and drunken strife,
BY the clear fountain l may rest
OF everlasting life.
Written for Childrcn's League Of lie c, =.
The Progress., 1892-09-17
The Opium Habit,

The opium habit has become 30 gen.
eral, even among people of good stand.
ing. that the necessity of IN organized
warfare upon the habit is now painfully
apparent. In India, England and Amer.
lea, thousands Of pounds are annually
consumed, and it is as degrading MS the
liquor habit. There will DO q general
crusade against it.
The Progress., 1892-09-17

Ninety Per Cent. Due to Drink.
The lord mayor of London declares
that 90 per cent. Of the cases that are
heard at the Mansion House are due to
drink.
The Progress., 1892-09-17
They Want No Drunkards.

The Nashville and Chattanooga rail
road will dismiss every employee who
drinks either on or of duty.-Christian
Patriot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
THE WOOL DEBATE Closed.
Mr.. BURROWS MAKES TIE FINAL ARGUMENT
AGAINST IT.

NR. BURROWS MAKES TIE FINAL ARGUMENT
AGAINST IT.
Washington April . special Republicans ana
all other people who believe that the first duly of
an American is 10 HI, own country VIII have occasion
to rejoice when they read the report Of the proceed
ug- I'm the House on the last day Of debate on the
Wool bin Mr. burrows delivered the closing speech
on the Republican side The close attention which
his argument commanded was n high tribute 10 him
aud IL showed that Free Traders are constrained
to listen to a who has something ia say.
Mr. burrows, argument mainly directed against
the pending bill. the vicious PROV ana pur'
poses Of which were clearly and Thoroughly exposed
The nr blow 81 tie Free Trader, he said. Is aimed az
the = 100000 farmer, aud wool growers = The United
states - every state and r rory. who are IN" owners
today Of 4j.ooo.VpJ sAccp. valued NJ more IMAM
slr1 800 900 nom which hoy will clip this year not
less than ;OO.OO0,OOO pounds OF WOOL when VIII
Yield them total income VI more than S11,opo"Vo'
The 30-sOOO 90 pounds Of American grown wool rep
rcs,ts capital Of more thnn SlOOOJOOOO invested III
sheep alone to which might DO added much greater
sum Invested in land and buildings mud paid IN ""ge+
10 American labnr What Industry j. plea 81 Z"
call It's raw material Is another's Dnl-h"i prouu'r
50 when tho farmer has taken the hc"ces from hls
nocis and prepared them for the mrhci they "i" h'
finished product ana he l. entitled 10 the same
measure Of protection accorded ~ other inc'ch T"
quring the fostering 81 tho Government for their
dove. pnlcrt and maintenance. II Will BE- dihr ut
to make the 1000 900 wool growers OF the Imtch
state, undcr~t aud Why their Industry, which has cost
them 80 much In capital aud labor, should be- abah-
doned and destroyed while @2lc people engaged ana
employed in manufacturing goods from the farmcra'
product should Dc the objects Of National -o'ic nd'
VI I.urroW~'5 auuly SIS Of the other PROVISIONS ~
the rim and n. probable ciect5 was thorough ana
effective and bis argument were uuIu."cfablc
Mr. NrKluury of New Hampshire, advocated the
pruduc LII and attacked tho protective tarlh y stem
Mr. coolidge Of Massachu-et~, Denounced iNe pc
Etf.i. lng ono
Legislation ever entered upon the records ~ Congress
Mr. Cumming, Of Now York. cnucised u" he
pulucan party fr collecting revenue Hhp he"DoocrS
md ,ouafdcrIng It Ike siendtllrtis
Mr. Brlckncr 81 Wisconsin, favoNd the bill. a. DID
.i.n Nfr ID. Almond Of Missouri. WHO. after scoring
lie protective .yeen characterized reciprocity a, an
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