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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-07
INSTRUMENTATION OF PROPERTY.
Judge kimbaii Interested en- q Measure Of
Much Importance.

Judge nimhan Interested I'm q Measure of
Much importance.
Judge Kimhali Of the Police Court was At the
Capitol yesterday to inquire regarding the
present status Of the bill TO prevent the unlaw-
full appropriation Of property within the Dis
trict This is the bin which provides
punishment for the miscroants who
jump on your bicycle or horse OF seat them
selves IN YOUR vehicle and ride of At present
there Is no law which sffects such casos unless
the article Is actually stolen. Judge
himbau has been sufferer himself from
persons who avail Themselves % the van,
Of statutes on this subject besides having many
cases of this character brought before him.
which he is obliged 10 dismiss. Judg, Kimbaii
learned that this bill had passed the House and
Senate and gone 20 the President
On an intimstion that Mr.. Harrison was not
entirely satisfied with the terms Of the bin Il
was Withdrawn by the passage Of joint reso-
luton. The measure is now in the hands Of
Senator Faulkner. who intends 60 call IL up for
action at the meeting Of the District committee
on Friday.
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Big Claims Allowed.

The report of the findings by the Court of
Claims for the year ended December 5, 1892,
has been made to Congress. The largest al
lowance in the year was $685.. 7.52 to the
West Cherokee Indians on their claim of
"a. S39 1875. To Mat Mckay was given
SIl5,l67 on his claim of s2si, 554 AZ, and to the
Potta watomie Indians Sl04, GIG on their claim
Of 1868 O5S So
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A bout The Redueed I ons Cloahs.

II you propose TO purchase Long Cloak for any
Of your little ones this year 1t will be to your
advantage to do so now. for we have reduced
almost half the stock.
l lot Of Children's and Misses Long Coaks
which were IS. so. s.. To- So 80 25. So so. $40 sc
and @13. % have been reduced to 81 so each.
lot Of Children's Long Cloaks which were GIL
$11 .25. s1l.5 so. Sll. 10. &12 80 and SI3 25 have
been reduced to $40 each.
lot of Childrens and Misses Long Cloaks which
were s1525. s16 and S16. 70 have been reduced
to 213 so each.
Children's and Misses Long Cloaks which were
$16. s16.75, ST.. $780, els and Sl9. 30 have
been reduced to Sl5.
Elegant Stylish Cloaks for children and misses
which were SI7 90 SlS. $1s 30. $40. $40. So
$50. $50. so and S21 have been reduced to SI6. 90
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CHILDs L McDERMID.
Lddfes' Furntskers.
1114-11l6 + St n. ".

CHR1srxAs Times
Are now display in suficient variety to
suit all ideas. We direct particular stten-
non TOMORROW to our Fancy Goods De-
partment You're going to work or en-
broider something for Christmas Why
not some article in this list:
FLANNEL TABLE COVERS, hand
painted. different designs and
oolor.. 400
Lots Of TABLE COVERS and ART
SQUARES for you 70 adorn with artistic
needlework. Stamped In any variety Of
patterns.
FLANNEL TABLE COVERS. 30
nj I iTSs square: CIs
PLUSH COVERS. 81 inches square 80 CTS
LINEN AKr SQUARES. 22x22
LINEN ART SQUARES i yard BY
1MirATioN; BEDFORD CORD
SQUARES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CTS
SILK CHAIR TIDES with bolten
cloth edgins and silk tassels en-
b-oidered in colors. Il. so to e5. 90
SILVER AND 9OLD-PLATED HAIRPINS
Various d. signs. some set with Rhine
Stones. and some Of them with Tor
EVENING SHADES OF SILK.
Sterling 0ualities at truly ridiculous
prices We've put prices on them that will
sell them fast. See them
CREPE DE CHINE. all evening
shades. corded effects, the novelty
OF the season. Special. ......... 81. so I'd
GROS GRAIN SATIN DCCHESSE
Novelty SILK. combinations Of fig
ured stripes and solid backgrounds
neveninr eolors SPECIAL price. &c. 90 I'd
STRIPED CREPE DE CHINE, he
iotEope. pink blue. old rose and
other delicate colors Of stripes on
pure white grounds. very 'nobby."
and entirely new. Special, go. 81. 25 I'D
Evening shades Of BENGALINES
IN all the delicate colors; also
shades for street Special
prices. 81. 90 and 81. 25 I'd
SATIN DUCHESSE. colored figure
effects on black ground various
shaded SPECIAL price. ......... 90 so I'd
Same. with scroll designs in colors.
Spec'at .-......-.........3l 20 yd
GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS. with
colored stripes Special. ...... s2. 90 I'd
CHANGEABLE MERvERILLES,
with wave stripes and dotted ef-
fects. Special .....-....--..-..... 81 IS I'd
EVENING LACES.
PEARL and CRYSTAL BEADED
LACES. from .........-..-.... 81. 80 yd. up
PEARL and CRYSTAL EDGES, to
match, from ----.....-.......1oc cts. I'd. up
EVENING GLOVES.
We pride ourselves here on having the
best values in town. You'll thank when
you see what we have to offer.
Sbutton MOUsQUETAIRES, with
Foster lacing hooks reduced to. ..... 81. rs
p. p" Evening Gloves. 20 but
ton-length ..........-...-. g. so and 81. 90
GLACE MOUsQUETAIRES. with
black stitching. S-button length 50. 90
Newest shades 4BUTTON Nov
ELTY GLOVES. reds. blues. tans.
browns. modes and the latest. burnt
orange ....--........................G1. 40
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Low PR1oE Or 79o. Pam.
Txxoo DrTiiyyss:: Ii HSS::iIssrryy:
S Rseaa.ll DrT,iyys: L. Un nSsrxs:I

We have closed out from the manufacturers q
small lot Of Fine Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests, low
neck and no sleeves. expressly for evening wear.
at price which will enable us to offer the regular
VI. % qualities for rs and ssc each. These are in
plain white at 75c., and marbled effects at $50.
esch. neck and arm hole run with silk ribbon
Fat ladies are our best customers In underwear
We make Especially Of their sizes. Our latest pur-
chase Is q lot Of Extra Large Sized Ribbed Vests
winter weight. high neck and long sleeves, which
We can sell at the low price of 5Oc. each.
Scarce eisewhere. but not here-Ladies' Fine Wool
Ribbed Tights. in knee and ankle lengths, 81 75
70 e.. as per pair
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TIE MONUMENTAL.
FASHION LEADERS IN FINE
Mn1ISERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. &c.
THE EXTRAORDINARY IN
TRIMMED HATS.
Prices amazingly close. and they're simply HAT
PERFECTION" Best workmanship and materials
too.
Hats at So. 50 worth So
Hats at "a. 90 worth 500.
Hats at So % worth $500.
Hats at 50. 90 worth $1,000.
THE UNFRAMED AS WELL.
ss-In Felt Hats a large and varied stock. Selected
and original shares.
French Felt Hats from 10c. upward.
COATS.
NEwMARKETs.
Sc 90 Coats for 50 o.
$500 Coats for si9S.
5000 Coats for $3.50.
s13 90 Coats for SIS 30.
Sl5 90 Coats for $3.50.
SlS 90 Coats for SI2. so
Newmarkets in blue. black and fancy novelty CLOTH
with Vatican piait back and full sleeves from Sl2 10
$40.
Tan and Black All-worsted Corkscrew Diagonal
Refer silk lined lap seams box back pearl buttons
from els to s25
full assortment of Misses Coats and Newmarkets
at rdiculously low prices.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
SPECIAL
Ladies' Extra Quality Gotten Vests at 4Sc.
Ladies' Extra Fine Cotton Vests at 65c
Ladies' Union Suits Twill not shrink) at isc.
Children's Union Suits from 81. 30 upward.
Gents Fast Black Hose. extra fine. at :223c.
Ladies' Wool Cashmere Hose at Sac
Ladies' Silk Hose. evening shades at So.
Children's Fast Black. derby ribbed. at pc.
NEW GLOVES.
Special bargains.
Ali Shades Sbutton Glace Gloves at 81 90.
4-button Glace in tan, red and blue SI.25
| Fosters Genuine Kid Glove. Sl.5o
Ladies' Gauntlet Driving Glove 81. So
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves 25c. and up
937 AND 939 ST. NV 1t.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ASSIVEEsAEY

ut-NpRTDS HAVE BEEN IN THIS
MORNING.. AND WI HOPE MANY
HI NDEEDs WILL BE IN THIS
AFTERNOON. NEvEK HAS OUR
STORE LOOKED so HAND
SOME OR TIE STOCK so LARGE
A. TO-DAY. WE ALEEADT FEEL
REPAID FOR OUR EFFORTS BY
IuE FLLAskS. COMMENTS MADE
By THOSE Who HAVE CALLED.
VI ASSERT AGAIN THAT WE
HAVE EY FAR TIE LARG-
Isl. BEST SELECTED AND
FINEST Glass OF HOLIDAY
GOODS IN TIE CITY. YOU CAN
BY ANYTHING IN THE NOVELTY
LINE HERR, POCKET BOOKS IN
EvEEY STYLE, MANICURE SETS.
COMB AND BKUsH SITS. CUT
AND PRESSED GLASS BOTTLES.
CoLOGSEs. FOREIGN AND Do
MEsTiC- THERE Is HARDLY ANY
THING THAT YOU CAN THINK OF
BIT WHAT VIZ HAVE IN ABUN-
DANCE. OF COURSE. OUR PRICES
ARE A LITTLE LOWER THAN
oTHERs'-IEAT Is ONE OF THE
SCENTS OF OUR SUCCESS.
FAIE DEALIN HONEST
PRICES. BEST GOODS. WITH
PROMPT AND POLITE SERVICES.
have WIGHT WITH THE TRAD
mo PUBLIC WE HAVE EVER
sTgIvES TO OBSERVE THESE
POINTS. BUT DO NOT FORGET
THAT WE OWE \ GREAT DEAL TO
CUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
FOR THEIR ALWAYS GENEROUS
SUPPORT. AND WI FEEL ENCoUR-
AGED TO MAKE GREATER EF-
FORTS EVERY IEAE TO DESERVE
III SAME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-07

AsTHM.TIC TROUBLES and sorcne-- Of the lun-s
or throat are usually overcome nv Dr. ID. Jaynes
ENpectorant-a sure curative for colds
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Hiissss--Cllss:::s Xmas" u mSTsIIss

We are showing Q magnificent stock Of Novelty
Umbrellas. secured expressly for the Christmas
holidays. embracing handles Of pearl inlaid with
silver. knobs Of polished she'll. comedian inlaid
with said silver. fancy Dresden designs carved
ebony. variety Of carved ivory. shell inlaid with
silver. fragrant violet wood. Dresden inIaid with
sterling silver. highly polished horn, &C.. in
quaint. attractive and novel designs. Prices for
these range from a to ala
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VI AHRrI

SMTTH-GENZERoDT on the evening q Novenr-
bsr.s, lE.re at TIE areonaga Of Rev Thfrsu out
water. RICH ARD : SMITH & Tennesss. - Mise
| EMMA A. GENZERODI II Maryland. No cards.
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Range of the THERMOMETER.


The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today; sam, 50;
2 PM, 60; maximum. 81. minimum, 81.
second Edition Continued on 9th PAGE.
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SAxs AND COMPANY.
A CHR,srxAs CAnoI.

A CHR1srxAs CAno1.
ssss ONE from London.
sss ome from Paris
oSsS ome from Berlin.
Some from TOXIC.
Some from New York.
All are OUR special ordering.
We can count two or three thou
Sand SMOKING JACKETs-DREssIN0
GOwNs-and BATH BLANKETS in
our collection. MOT one that isnt
rich-elegant besuty.-Harday two
alike.
We've scld HOUSE COATS most as
long a. we've been in budness-and
our experience has pointed out the
best makeu.-we've been their Gus
TONERS for years-ons Of their big
Eest customers-thefr oaly customers
In washington.-That keeps our
line select
You can 70 everywhere to look-
then come here-and we'll show you
40 many as you've seen all around
and al different.
They are at the FURNISHING DE-
PARTMENT-on tho Frat Floor.
run in and look at them.
Tho English arc those fancy plaids--
the French and German are the
Observation-Disclosures GOWNS
and JACKETs.-The orisntals are
quilted-surplics-like anairs-iong and
short-plain and silk embroidered
But tho Natives" smack Of all
kinds-vith plain velvet Jacket, silk-fsced
full rolling collar-ss the leader in
elegance. Foreign sfYairs' are all
we'll enoush-but It takes home folks
to cap the climax
lnero every KIND OF q BATH
RoBE-from TURKISH TowELINo to
the softess R1DERDowN-some of them
imported.
We've got . room most full-hung
away for delivery the day before
Christina we'll do the same for
you.
Wonder y wsoeys,, sold you, men fotks
Iva Us WILL.-Ours are the more
N" kinds.
We're selling OVERcoA all tho
ae-and getting them in al the tune (
stnds Whenever you come you'll
. sl6-no more than sSS.
RG e. '0r SgHoH hs ~ .gte n GILL
very ddrs delay sees the variety mar
)tced dOun.
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LASsBuRsH 4 Bno.

LASsBuReu 4 Bno
Oher
You
This opportunity
Right nov
Before the Holidays.
For the very fact that shsss,
Besides icing useful ina
Household. would maksa
Genteel Holiday Gift
The prices we have put on
These are here near the
Prices generally asked
Soft
Is
good time for you to sslsc:
Ihese now. and. n more
Convenient TO you. we will lay
Aside for you sad deliver
Whom desired by ron.
PLUSH PIANO TABLE sCARFs. LAM
BaEQUINs. TABLE COVERS and MATS
~ lees than manufscture-'s price.
Embroidered Piano scnrfs.
SO. $3.50. 81. So,
1915, $3.50,
$50, 80,
$40.
ENBRoIDERED TABLE scARFs.
81. $3.50, 50, $3.50,
SO, 81, So, Sc.
fLAIS AND EMBROIDERED TABLE
COVERS.
S1,S1.25, 80. 1925,
SO, 81, So, Sc, 81.
/ 800 yard. of NEW srLKALrSE. in
the most choice patterns and newest color
ings.
I5c. YARD.
OOO AMERICAN HOLLAND WINDOW
SHADES. spring roller. new eolors-
25c. EACH.
Oh 81 TAPESTRY COVERS. fr,nsod.
75c. EACH.
ZUO Yards of WHITE COIN sroT
MUSLIN. ~ inches wide
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NO other house DOES-EvER DID
or EVER wILL-seu such STERI-
ING QUALITIES at such Low PRICES
- WE quote.
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There Is no installing it-Christmue is near at
h0nd The various departments show IL. The
crowded store shows IL. The Handkerc hiefs which
represent such large per cent of the holiday bus
iness are spreading out-denandfno room.
With view Of making your gifts more attractive
We viii present our patrons with fancy boxes with
Gloves. handkerchief. Silk Hosiery. Carriers. SC.
to the value Of q or more. We will also engrave
al Umbrellas free and letter with your initials all
Leather Goods to the value of 81. 25 and up.
A Cs sTiissm:: BsTssiin In GI Ioys
The tremendous success Of our last bargain lot
OF Gloves set rs on EDGE for another. Here it IL:
Ladies' Fine S-button Mousquetaire Suede
Gloves. in tans. gray and black. regular 81. IS
quality, at the extraordinarily
Low Price Or 79o. Pam.
With aview of giving this bargain the widest
possible distribution will be Obliged to limit
purchasers to not more than three pairs. While
We had to take pretty large quantity in order to
secure this concession the tremendous sale Of the
previous lot justihes Us in suggesting early
Spouse In order to avoid disappointment In secur-
ing your correct size in the best shades.
TxxSS D Tiiys: L. HSS::ii:ssryy::
We shall offer tomorrow another lot of those La
dies Extra Fine Fast Black Hose every pair guar
snteed. At the low price Of 21c. Per pair.
Expressly for the holidays we have secured q
special grade Of Spun-silk Fast Black Hose to sell
at the popular price of .3s per pair. We do not
believe you purchase its equal elsewhere under
eL6o.
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LA ABBHIEEss LINEN H asBkEsGHEEs

Hemstitched Hdkfs., en-
broidered In white and colors O1fN
scallOped edges. l. A2O.
Scalloped and Hemstitched
Linen Hdkfs., embroidered In or
white. worth 35c........ LOC.
Better qualities. ...37 CTS.
Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs
scalloped, Northumberland in S0C
white and colors. ontv.......- COO.
Same. embroidered in white.
only .................1b CTS
Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs..
deliberately embroidered IN or
white. scalloped. .............. o w.
And then. beginning at 81. 90
each. we are showing Fine
I Hsssy gA. E1 sss. H I'D i.nsa. $500
Hemstitched Initial Hdkfs.,
S r3Is9 IS cts, GU! 'e1y ooorla, l24C.
Unaundered II e m stitched
H Hsal.; onls svsiy thread pure l2aC.
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w. A. PIIEERRccEE & CO:

w. A. PIIEERRccEE & c.
Open Evenings A FER Saturday
sth and Penn ave.
SEE Our Remarkable IRON Displap. -
HssSSBBss99NNEE
HooEEIIBBAAYY
HsaSSBPkkEEEEGGEEEEEyss.
We look for the biggest HANDKER-
CHIEF year on record And stock
would seem to prove it. for It's larger.
com pistev. more elegant than any we've
shown.
HANDKERCHIEFs for Men. Women
and Children always will be given Ut Christ
time.
The HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEF givsrs
are increasing. Now to get down to the real.
hard facts. We've taken more aims than
ever before in making this seasons selec-
tons Of stock. and we're in position to
give most positive assurance that grsnder
one was never shown That's saying
good deal. to be sure. for WASHINGTON
ladies have for years been accustomed to
regarding this corner HANDKERCHIEF
HEADQUARTERS.
Does any one dispute its
Again we assure you that we've given the
greatest attention 10 the prices Our prices
have always been iorer than the ioeest.
Just so this Christmas shopping time
Thus qualities and prices are both }ust
right.
We ask you to see stock before you
buy.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Mas. NJ. j. Hunt.

1903 ST. NV.
Considering the wants Of the cd folks calls specid
attention to her stock Of DRESS CAPS Also Bonnets
for the little ones.
Al styles made TO order in the most artistic man
nv. de
MO CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS TABLE
~ should be without bottle Of AaFosturs Rtters.
the World renowned appetsssr Of sxquists Aavor Re
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The IS Best . Tonic
The D.yspeptic

Is object of commeraon humanity and should be of
soctude to the druggist He probably snars whenever he
into the store and is marked *. K Chronic Kcker)
the books. He needs malt feed him. give
him appetite and to digest his hot biscuits every morning
(the Diastase will take the starch Of him. The BEST
Tonic will set like hen nest His digestive appa-
raus will stop growing and work and he'll be cured
There money in curing people, and that the only way
make dyspeptic shell out
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Assignee's Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEE
Il in Bankruptcy of the Estate of NJ
s. Medeiros q Co., of Kuau, Maui, here
by gives notice to all the creditors who
have proved their claims against the
said bankrupt estate, that he has sub
mitted to Chief Justice Judd, his final
account with said estate, and has fled
the account in the Office of the Clerk of
the Supreme Court, and that on THURS
DAY, November Sd, 1892, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, he will apply to said Justice for
settlement of his account as such As
signee and for discharge from all
liability. G. BOSSE,
By his Attorney in fact ]. F. HACK
FIELD, Assignee of the Bankrupt Estate OF
Nj. S. Medeiros & Co.
Honolulu, Oct. %, 1892. 3214-3t
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will y U@ corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Lihue Plantation Company,
Limited, corporation of limited liabiii-
ty was duly organized under the laws of
this Kingdom, on September 8, 1892,
and the following officers elected;
Chas. M. Cooke. ...... President.
Hon A. S. Wilcox. Vice President.
j. +. Hackfeld...... Treasurer.
w. q. Parke. -. 800. Secretary.
................... Auditor.
w. G.. PARKE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, November l, 1892.
3216 1925
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MR.. EDISON

in designing the Mimeo-
graph took as his principle, the stylus,
the writing implement of man since the
art was first invented. 1t is the natural
instrument by which the hand can trace
characters. This is one of the reasons
why this machine has achieved such
popularity.
The pen or stylus glides easily
over the prepared stencil paper
with Just enough friction to make
writing identical to that done with
hard lead pencil.
1t is used by iobbers sending out price
lists; retail stores use it sending circulars
direct to their customers; secretaries, in
printing notices of meeting, programmes,
etc.; hotels, printing bills of fare and
printing bill and letter heads
musics, sketching, maps in oolors,
and in fact anything that a
lead pencil can do, this machine does.
1t is simple. clearly and strong. Prints
on any kind of paper. Reproduces
copies of typewriter work that are exact
fac SMILES.
Honolulu Posi- OFFICE.
The Edison Monograph we
purchased of you, is a splendid
success. 1t is a great eCono-
mizer of time. We would not
like to be without one.
WALTER HILL"
90 Call and see samples OF work and
the machine itself.
HOBRON, NEWMAN & co,
Agents
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Presidential Election IN France.

Presidential Election IN france.
President Carnot's speech at Por-
tiers has made the most favorable
impression, say the leading news
papers in Paris. 1t settles IN their
opinion the question of his re-elec-
tion. against which movement has
been recently set on foot all over the
country in favor of De Freycinct, a
candidate for the Presidency of the
Republic in the last campaign. An
swering to the toast of the Mayor OF
Portiers, President Carnot said that
France will always find devoted
citizens to obey her will when she
shall decide to intrust the flag OF the
Republic to another officer, and that
every personality must always disap-
near when it is question OF the IN
ferests of the country and of the
Rennblic." While these simple words
have conveyed the idea that should
the candidacy be re-offered to him by
tho Chamber and Senate in Congress
he would accept it, the European
nress expresses generally the opinion
that the French nation VIII undoubt.
odIv Endorse it. La Riforma, OF
Rome. makes the following state
ment that embodies the views OF the
nress of the old world on the subject:
President Carnot holds with greae
dignity a difficult position. While
hv his ancestry and by his own pre-
eedent political career he cannot r De
susnected of imperialism, he repre-,
sonts France in manner that Woulu
I an old sovereign" ASH
ipgton Star.
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SPICE OF LIFE.

A conscience that is not trouble
some is worthless.
Keep your toes out of the way and
nobody will step on them.
Necessity knows no law, and is
generally too poor to hire a lawyer.
There is something as good as
bravery in getting scared in time.
The anarchist is a man who cannot
stand other mems prosperity.
There are almost as many prodigal
fathers as there'sre prodigal sons.
4 fanatic is man who takes a
burning interest in something we
don't like.
Some bad habits must be much
disguised with the fellows they have
caught. ".
Wet feet and warm whiskip.52-4t
good things from the unde
point of view. GERS.
Man may want bat LITTLE
low, but he makes an awf
cause he doesn't get it. OFFICERS
Some people are all t,a annual m ba1I .
they are going to dieS Cooke 0c,ohe
are all the time ARA
heio 6ie 'iiiIeo on H. P. Baldwin
"Heh the way 10 80. w. O. Atwater.
and gratitude is t...T. w. Hebron.
tons. .......J. B. Atherton.
When You b,......... w. A. Bowen.
row trouble, T. w. HOBRON,
sometimes Secretary.
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CANADA AND AMERICA.
Substantial Endorsement Looking
tod Union of the Two Conn
IrieS.

BosToN, Oct. Ga new move
ment looking to the political union
of the United States and Canada,
represented by E. A. Macdonald of
Toronto, who is at present on Wis
it to this city, received a substan-
tial Endorsement at a meeting OF
representative Boston business men
held here to-day. Hon. Jonathan
A. Lane, President of the Boston
Merchants Association, and Presi-
dent Jerome Jones of the Associa-
ted Board of Trade, President L..
G. Burnham of the Boston Chamber
of Commerce, and other prominent
men were present. Macdonald out
lined the plan of campaign, stating
that political union was not only
possible, but inevitable, and the
people of Canada were ripe for the
great change. A public meeting
will be held at Boston in a few
weeks to further discuss the mat
ter.