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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIvERsIT'
HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
APE Preparatory School. Opens September %
r. *: Sas. School Opens ssptsmSsr
Il: fI:PssaSSss s School s ZEE: S SsssS::
For '''.]S aSSs WILLING p,..s.a.
TEE oc HE saAo9 Ss!EE dHEsisrsr.
e. sa sa:sx s:Ssss RE4
'S'RtS isec R Ra "a: of SV'n
~ MECHANICAL tHR 19 aeo
struStion; Shade unes and shadns, Scale and woff
IL: E IS i:
H.sSs.. ws4s Lines Contour and
Rf HING 6'' h .Ba Projections PROF HARRY
Aa! sSasFfBS 2.gss4L
spsctve and shadow the Architecture, tbs
Eeenvs s IN Architecture. Prof FRANCIS h.
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.
ssop spS Il
sSs .nS EisRR'd s'ts .ss
es Of E:s.s sHsps r.n, Msca.e
81 ESRssT IN Desxni Gs froi
or X
psssrrensnts IN laborstofy. General Astronomy.
r. LEWIS. b. B.. Instructor.
HoDaK1Ns Pm B. Secretary q the Pacn It -
THE Law SCHOOL
a4 Two years and Q three years course Of study
a!s.SssS:S aesS%1i;ss I Is sHs;5
s:s' ssif sSa5ifF & IT e;
Court Of ths District Of Qoiumbis; Proi g. ii IN.
HsPtni O66Sss.:s sns a e p.s.at.
IonT RASIs Il s The N HTP AN
LIN athe bar Of wsshineton '''-''
The school has an undersrsduate and graduate
Rot. VIZ. @: JOHNSON. the ,uds. of tn. moo.
court vtl. during the whole year. conduct quiznns
ef ~ s e:
teachings Of both lectures and books may be i'm
pressed upon the memories Of the pupiA
the school Is now open.
E@cturee begin st O'Clock p. m.
Tor catalogues apply to the registrar, Mr.. H. q
AoDdKtNs. at the University. cor. 18th and d SITS.
oci6 JAMES c. YELLING. President.
WOoD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
w OF shorthand and Typewrittng. 4O1 and 4O7 Ess
and painted Now Y . good time to toin. Bookkeep
INF. arfthmetic. grammar. correspondence. penman
ship. spelling shorth typewriting and German
low rates; day and evening sessions. Persons pre-
pared for Graduates assisted to posi-
dons Call Or write for illustrated college annual
EDWARD Il. HULL. vice Principal. seas-tf
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I, 8. BROWN, General Aren't Passenger
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN efIest MAY - lso,
Leave Washington from station CORNER Of ysv r.-,.v
For Chicago ana y Sors and y,ssss
For Cincinnati, .. Louis and Indianapolis. v.-sa-
For PtttseurE and Cleveland express daily Ii So.
NJ, enq > - y m
EST and and
For Luray. Natural Bridge Roanoke Knoxv0,s
daily psrlor car 10 Rosnoieo on mornin1 tr..a b..
ing car through 10 Memphis on night train
for Bstimore. week dsys, 4 IS, ~ 30 q Is. ". L.
1is.la M. liso6 p "a - ~ X 40 "a = aHRs
.a9s 81. 800 Is o. I. 70 !. az 10 20, . %
= 30 g %. as minutss, rs o5 s ~, "a no. 10 O
l$i 3 o. IS o. o. 10 IS 20 $50 $50 800 asoa ! &
For kpn.Poli.. Z Z and s. aos m. II io.aiLss
p m sundays. $50 n; 4 81 o. m
Tor fagsrstoxn. 40 40 q m and IS pp.m.
For Boyd and way points. 9 80 . N.
t12 as 81 Is. - 90 - a. IS a. = o. % 40 I'll n
pm: srEre.; trains sto9pins q principal stations
ROYAL BLUE LINE Tor MN YORK AND PHIL
For phrsa.pb,, S.p VI s,.,o, ana IN. -,
daily. s % 10 o. Dinins CIR, m' u % nosa
2 ~ &. 90 Dining Carl Ol. 20 D. IN. sl-erinS Oar
Fur Phiisseiphis. Wilmington and Chester. 500
buffet PsrIor Cas- on all day tr.in.
in4 Gar running through TO Boston Without CHANG,
via foushkeerse bridge. landing In B. AMI
For Atlantic City. TO- 90 and l2 90 noon. sundays.
tEIoePt Sunday Daily. Rsunday only.
rqsiaeness sy Tnion frsnsf@r Co on mon orders s 4
TICKET 9 Sn go and 1851 Pa sys and :. acrg'
Gen Manager rmycsl Gen Pass Al
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r ARE CHANCES!
Are you looking these columns over for a BARGAIN
ds9s.
compare them with socalled bargains offered by
others.
Advertised by us hi SE :iSSf IF s.. and
nAdths Re Sfs S Sas "a / H HEz
Any instrument pP TTcHsN ts9T us can Be
any time for R hSsSE g'es aR 1sn0 and an
will be allowed s S6 IL rS n 5h'I Farcrs
for our goods but M slSf {Ss WORTH SSF
READ THIS:
oct. upr. MARSHALL WESDELI. cabinet
grand. beautiful mahogany case, incl uding
oct. up pn' MARSHALL WENDELL. csbine, $40
grand. finely figured walnut case, including
~ oct mp npr %HrscHEK. iarior grand. go
magnificent burl walnut case. superb instru-
IN iesa' ap sGs faa ploT grand
elegant ebonized case "a s42s ins,rqinent, in
~ s'aains s'03 sfEES
walnut. mahogany or sbonized case. in sai
ing stool s sni S91sL USED PIANOS 80
baby baby Ts sna sssnxsy
oct %pr steinwsy Son. tSoudoir5 20
oct a ap apif dablsr s ro ns scndsson ssS
oct upr. z. Gabler Bro, r. w............... $40
~ oct. upr. Hallet Davis meat in appear
Is oct. urr. Grovesteen Fuller piano. so
oct upr. Stuyvesant. 2I0
oct square Raven Bacon. 80
oct. square Iinsted piano. rose wood case,
oversIung, pearl keys spd inlaid. A most at
trsctive and handsome Instrument. 1876
rs oct. square ''Aron. I" rose wood case. 100
Also numerous others of different makers
These pianos will be sold for CASH or ON TIME In
terms e SUIT the BUYER-No INTEREST
Call and examine stock.
F. DROOP
oc15 ct 92o Penna ave
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PROPOSALS.

proposals FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
proposals endorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy Yard Washington, d. c.. to he opened Noyem-
Der 10 1892 will be received at the Iurssu Of
plies and Aec0gnts Navy Depsrtment, Wsshington,
IENTH. 1880, and publicly opened iamedistely
.: G.; ! electric over head travelling crane. So 300
machine. planning Ilsch1ns automatic gearcutting
machine. universal milling machine vertical turn
boring and drilling machine, radial drilling ma
chine. 3 shaping machines, . slotting machines.
die-snking machine and quantity of shafting. The
articles must conform to the Navy standard and pass
the usual naval insDection Blank proposal, VIII be
inston. D G.. or to the Buresu The attention q
other things being equal decided by lot TheDepart.
ment the right to waive defects to reject
any all bids not deemed advantageous to the Gov.
eminent. EDWIN STEWART. Payma.ter General.
U. s. N oc12-lawiw
A RCHITECTs OFFICE, o. S. CAPITOL, WASH
"a ington. D. G.. Oct. s, 1s92.-sealed proposals
for supplying and putting In place cooking apparatus
and ether Htptss fer The Senate ks SC vii ee
ofhce. where schedule and specidcators be
!signeD EDWARD CLARK. Architect U. y. Cap
itOl ocl0, H. IA, 1T,l9
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uALLET 4 DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS-FOR
sweetness. power. artistic finish, durability un-
nvaled wholesale prices and rental terms pianos for
rent specially. Agency sl1 9Th st. n. W. sei6-3m
TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE ELY.
piano maker. tuner and rspairer, late eighteen
18th st. sw.. Workshop in the rear. Terms reason.
able ;a1t-class work pianos vanished and polished
GRAMS repaired .y204ms
CTEINwAY, CHASE, GABIER. BRIGGS PIANOS
~ Organs and 6oltAns for sale or rent
DROOPS Music Store,
NUT 32o Pa ave-
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L. NEVER CASES.

a CONSTANT FLOW OF FAVORABLE TEsTI-
MOSY.
THE RECITATION oE THF MACKENZIE MEpI.
CAL M-TIITTF BECOMES MORE
THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED
EVERY DAY
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ERIENDs' SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENTARY
begins its tenth year September %
Starting in the primary Department a child may con-
unue until graduation without change Of school I'M
der she guidance Of eIperienced and thoroushy edu-
ceted teachers who average one to every seventeen
children. In June last Of our students passed
rhout single condition the entrance examinations
stitute of technology 49,
The building has been especially arranged for school
purposes. has all modern improvements and Is well
ical and physical laboratory
Instruction L. adapted TO the needs and capacity of
pupils. " NV
The students in attendance, a large number of
whom are preparing for college, have deserved repu-
pyment Of school life
Text books are furnished free. Catalogues at Bal
hours from 10 O. m. to II m.
se14-tr THOS W. SIDWEIJ, pr;ncinai
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A GREAT ADVANTAGE N BUYING MUSIC At
"A house where you Gao get the cheap music y yoa
shs ,: ssfs a ~ sfr;l, Nh q issd r,sio
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ANNIE EoEHI- Indian

ANNIE KoEHI- Indian
Apolis. Ind
! understood catarrh 70
Be a fOrerunnsr Of con
sumption. and as my father
died OF that disease I was
particularly anxious TO ind
q cure But no; until !
vent TO DR. S-wlin did I
ind anything that cave me
reason 20 hope fCr Q cure.
! improved rapidly al
most nom the time ! bean
taxing Tire mid and pleas
ant treatment. and I now
feel that
Il AN ENTIRELY
Cured.
All those terribly diss-
-reeahle syruptoms have
dt-svpeared ! have re-
zzined my lost aesh. sleep
we'll. eat well and have no
more headaches. I earn
e-tly recommend DIR. New
In 70 all who suffer from
such troubles a. afflicted
me
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Arrested the
progress Of Con-
sumption In al
it's earlier stages,
1t can Be cured
It's Q scrofuleus
affection Of the
lungs "a blood
taint-and, Is In
every other form
Of scrofula. DIR,
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IfDUCAT1ON FOR REAL LIFE.
~ THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
National Banh Of the Republic Building. cor 7th and
Dn.w.
Twenty eighth scholastic year begins Thursday Sep
Amber 1857 Day and night sessions. Five depart
Ispid writing And training for the civil service; Pre-
bpencsfian Rapid Writing Shorthand and Typewrit.
itg. Architectural and Mechanical Drawing corps Of
tep thoroughly trained teachers; central location
spacioys brilliantly lighted, newly Improved, hand
some halls and class rooms; services of graduates
ton vifh enSaP ,ch9ols Once open every business
annual announcement containing full Information
Address MIRA SARA A SPENCER,
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BROS. Aueuone.r>

TREsLEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
SECOND SIhLEr. y sIktEI AID OLA
NAkI ANENtE sOJ FINEST. SUITABLE
Eos MANUFACTURING AND BUILDTSG
l$G. foto 2ll - sol. q The land r@cOrds Of the
psfrct of Cogu hia vii ssl IN front Of the prem
ts>s VEDNEsDAl SINITFENTH DAT OF
OSlObEB A. d. 1892 al HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK. the property a. sh"wu in plat
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AN ENTIRELY
CrREn
81 A MoSrH.

The - RATE fOR DISEASES OF THE NOSE
AND THROAT WILL BIZ INTENDED UNTIL NOV
4 ALI PA1IkNIS BEGINNING BEFORE THAT
IlME WILL BE IREATID Al THE SAME RATE
UNTIL CURED. MEDICINES FREE
MACKENZIE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Permanently lOs sted AZ 1874 u 81. NV.
DR. :. c. SEwIIN. Resident Specialist
AL durable diseases treated With Special
TIE CstArrh. Diseases u the Fsr Nose, Throat
Lungs. stolaach B.O0i. Nerves. Eilnsy- BrUnchitis
Neur.l.1s and RheurlAtisrn- successful treatment
ty NAL, Writ. for sytnptom blank
Onre hours ." II a n. 8 - ) and 70 .. m
sandsys pto IL II
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1u 307 It. n ". term Of nine weeks ss; class for
the season reopens Oct 3; Ave months GIG private
lessons II desired se;-tnlIs
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Aruy Orders

Army Orders.
A board Of officers to consist Of Coils. Henry
l.. Abbot, Cyrus B. Comstock, David c. Hous-
ton, corps of engineers, and Col Charles T..
Alexander, assistant surgeon general, and Maj.
Ezra Woodruff, surgeon, is, by direction Of the
acting secretary Of war. appointed to meet in
the Army building, New York city, to examine
such officers of the corps Of engineers as may
be ordered before it, with view to determin-
ing their fitness for promotion. The junior
engineer officer will act as recorder. The fol-
lowing named officers Of the corps Of engineers
are ordered before the board for examination:
Capt Frederick A. Mahan, First Lieut.. Harry
F. Hodges, First Lieut.. James q. Warren,
Second LIEUT.. Eben E. Winslow.
The following transfers ip the first artillery
are made: First Lieut. Joseph 8. Oyster, from
light battery to battery A; First Lieut.. Chas.
F. Parker, from battery A to light battery K;
Second Lieut.. Delamere Skerrett, from light
battery E to battery d; Second Lieut.. William
R. Smith, from battery D to Nght battery E.
Capt. Edward G. Msthey, seventh cavalry, will
report in person to the commanding officer Fort
Riley, Hans, for assignment to duty with troop
D Of his regiment.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Music MAKERS.
Charming EOLIANS. Lcok like pianos.
Sound like orchestras. Unsurpassed for purity.
delicacy. elasticity and richness of tone Even
achild can play.
They'll make music for you II you come in.
Wen appreciate your criticism.
SANDERS& STAYMAN. Piano Men, 934 ST. n. W. /.
And 13 N Charles ST.. Baltimore. ocl33m
SEvERAL NEW PIANOS OF Such MAKE AS
- Krakauer. Wissner Pease, and also used pianos Of
good make the latter from $50 up; easy payments
and fair treatment. At KUHN'S TEMPLE OF
MUSIC 1903 @ st. several Burdett organs cheap OILS
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lIEXOaI3

A W.sHrxe1ox LADY CURED
RIssIxe sTAIENTxI FROM = PROM
MINT LADY OF THIS CITY WHO HAD
SPIN NuCH MONEY win THE BEsT
PT1siCt.SS ,WIIhprL AXAIL EFT WAS
sTfTCTE
detailed statement signed b. her Is Ale this
Ses and be seen By thos- desiring treatment and
verify the statement By calling N her.
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RAILROADS.
CnrsArYANr ANp ONO RAIIWAy.

SCHEDULE IL ErFIor JUSE "a isna
esk and sta
sssss L. 49, s. s :s:si s, - y
Ne~t from Washington.
. 90 n n. dsiiy-NCinrrrnstf ana a. Iuts rxrrfS>4-
-selid yesuhnied. ne!iy equipped. eieru1e iirhss1
asss si ss;s :ss's'es 1
sS,,soHt ,h,ps. Arrive. TineinR.Y I'D aHI 10
b.& m.
n.lo :. N, d.ny-Tae f.ngu. r. y. v. En,ss1---
a.rinston and Iouisyills. srrfw-ns 81 cineinnsa .
Z; y; s Il e;ie m Isy,s.iiis sof
Soe M eosSasstfps IN usiss ssSss ics II pohe
lott-svi'le Richmond wsvne.horo' stauntcn -
prinepsl Virginia points daily. ssceps sunday. e
,Pnllp.n locations ana ucfes q, oonp.nys ensu.
% VI ". frfIER. o.na r..-ns-r As-u.
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MEDICAL. &c.

STRANGERS. TAKE NOTICE-DRS. BROTHERS
~ and Gray treat all diseases. No cure no pay Only
physicians in this city EstAb-
lished As years. 900 B ST. s.w oclSlms
TAPE WoRM-CURE GUARANTEED WHERE
L physicians have failed. Information furnished
at III AZ st. s. ". oclS.1s
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE
l. By MRS. CAMERON.
1S2O q st. n ".
ocS-1m' Best Of medical references.
DE. LEON.
The well-known specialist
464 est NV.
Prompt treatment.
Once hours: 10 to l. 5tos. oc6-ew.
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FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.


FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
Treatment OF Chronic Diseases, viz: Apoplexy,
Asthma, Extension. Fracture. Heart Disease Indi-
gestion, Lumbsgo. Nervous Debility Paralysis.
Rheumatfsm. Soolios lcrooked backboneD, Sprains
and others by swedish Medical Gymnastics. Massage
and General Hygiene.
Swedish Medical Gymnastics. Massage and Fencing
taught Lady assistant References from doctors In
WASHINGTON and New York city. Private residence
ALB Corcoran 81. q. At home, IL to II a. n. to
op.m lse27-3ml LIEUT.. SCHULTZ
THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY EVER DIS
= covered-Robinson's Magic Healing Bsl or Pond
Iay Cream. This cream. by mario. makes the deaf
70 hear the crippled TO walk and soOthes acute sufer
Ing II relieves or cures like marie neuralgia. rheu-
natsm. headache, catarrh throat loss II voice.
bronchitis Brghts disease heart troubles, whooping
cough Inflammation OF the lungs dropsy, diseases 81
the liver. earache deafness. asthma sprans bruises
scalp. cutaneous eruptions Removes wens aud can
GERS Sold by druggists in Washington. se26-lm'
DR.. o. J. CARLETON.
5o7 10Th ST. NV
Graduated London. England 1855; New York. 1879.
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood Skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
haustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
Hours: 9to 2. 4 to 8; Sunday. 9to2
Consultation free .y27-dexsat
nR. MULLER 1927 9TH ST. \. W.. TREATS ALL
liver kidneys and nervous Diseases; years IN city.
Once hours. 8 TO IL al and to D. N sul5-3m'
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CONSULT THE ONLY URoSCOPrAN PHYsI-
Sefans In Washington, DIS, BROTHERS .nd GRAY
duced the signs Of incipient disease almost =
tainty BY examining INTO the chemical chsractsro,
symptoms without sshing auestionby the FIRST urine
n the morning. We treat all diseases successfully
which the human family esubject-dyspepsis,
situation. piles, scrofuls rheumatism. htis ts
ana all nervous Diseases diseases Of the skin lungs
stomach kidnevs. &C. oc7-lm.
nR. BROTHERS INvIGoRAfIN9 CORDIAL rs
" powerful Nerve stimulsnt and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia. Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of people who
are weak, miserable. lethargic. sleepy, lack Of amh
ton and zsst, there remedy equal this Cordial
has been In for forty In this city
Laboratory. 300 St s-w. oc7-1m'
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
Il with the best of medical references by APPLYING
to 913 9Th 81. n. GOBLIN.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ST GEORGES FALL FOR BOYS. ST; GEORGES
y Md.-Prof. j. O. Kinear A NJ, principal.-Noted
for advantages. health comfort and terms.
Best wash ngton refer snces. se23-lm'
NAPLEwooD INSTITUTE, CoNCoRDvTLLR.
1u Pa 1892 per year. One Of the best schools 70 In
fuse with energy and tssch bsys the practical duties
OF , ats: Boys under sT Y y e Slns
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He Accepts the Republican Nomipstion for
Vice President.

he DISCUSSES IRE ISSUES or TIE CAMPAIGN
HE CLAIMS That TIE xKINLxY TARrTy HAS
RAIsxD wAars-THx TEDERAL ELEcuoNs
BIrI-AlRAIoxISo rHI pEnoCRAoI.
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" 30. a single trial will make You
always want the worid-famcus
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-05-14

When I finished this absurd otter
folded 4 nszN Sfmes sshd egetspf q
that he might think It long carried Ind
often read; then ! dropped il where
Fred could not fail to And It
It worked eharmingly. Fred came
down to dinner with . countenance
usually reserved for . fall in stocks
He could not even relieve his .feeliaes
BY finding fault with the meal. - men
generally do Knight draw eompesi-
soma tLsff fttf-s ar .~fFtnsA Z
Darling: would you mind very much
IL we did not attend Anderson's recep.
ton tonight? have . headache" said
Fred.
"Darling"-I had been nothing besp
ter than Mira 6"cor "Nsuie", for
months.
Il am sorry you feel I'm -fPl1 7
said. going over and kissipt ihA t61 !
had some compunctions. ''but hadn't
we better try and 60? .Yoa know ,thp
girls win b. SO disappointed. hey 6S
pend on you SO much y partner"
THE girls be hanged!" he exclsimsd.
under his breath, but heard IL with
joy. ~" tRh gsts q
''Shall read to you. dear?"
He gladly accepted my offer. and
cheered up somewhat when no found I
did not seriously object TO remaining
at home with him. The poor fellow
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-05-14

grieved 90 that many times I coud
with difficulty refrain from telling nv
secret; but the thought Of those odlous
girls would seal my lips.
Fred never referred to the letter. but
was so devoted to me when we went in
society that no OPT ortunity offered for
my former lovers to show me their
constancy = had anyone been 90 in
clined
Blu: the greatest and best joke Is
young Fred His father is 30 delighted
with him. and he proves such an unfail-
ing source of novelty and excitement
though he is now two years old. that I
have no further use for my private the
atricals
often laugh over the past and right
merrily; for . more loving. devoted
husband than mine never gladdened
the heart Of woman.-Catherine Morti-
mer. in Demorest's Magazine.
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UNDER THE SNOW.

ana there my precious darling sleepe
Under the snow, under the snow.
her teer-atained eyes NO more will weep
Under the anow.
a form twas cast in beauty 8 mold.
A heart whose worth con r.'er be told.
A0e OF my life. soul OF my soul,
Ueder the snow.
Her face 70 sweet, 20 Charming fair
Under the snow. under the snow,
Encircled with her raven hair
Under TIE snow
aer face lit up with joys bright CLEAN
With hope and love that ever beamed
A face to me half angel seemed,
Under the snow.
Two loving eyes Of ebon hue.
Under the snow, under the snow,
That always ehone 80 bright and truo.
Under the snow.
Their sparkle yet seem to zee,
As Oft IN love they beamed on me-
Or all afiame with joyous giee-
Under the snow.
Two lips so pale yet passing sweet,
Under the snow. under the snow:
with cheer and joy they al did greeA
Under the snow.
Lips that ne'er spake but twas TO hlem
Or comfort give in soft caress.
Oh lips, to mine how often pressed-
Under the snow.
Two LOVING arms Of matchless gracA
Under the snow. under the snow.
That held me in their last embrace.
Under the snow
Two precious feet, them but to kiss
Twould give me more than earthly bliss.
Their well-known step. oh, how I miss
Under the snow.
OFather. when shall I, too, sleep.
Under the snow under the SNOWY
my tear-stafned eyes no more to ween
Under the snow
There side by side in peace to lie
Till angels beckon from the sky.
And then together upward ny
From under the snow, from under the snow
Rev J. Emory Fisher, in Interior.
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A QUARREL AFTER DINNER

German" had forsworn such vanities.
Things were ''slow." When Fred
came home at night from smoking and
gossiping down town-he called it bust
ness-we would have to get up quar-
rel after dinner, just to amuse our
selves
Finally Fred got in the habit of tele-
graphing home and staying down to
dine with ''the boys" while took my
meal in solitary state; or. II he dined
with me. in the evening he would
drop in later at the club for a game Of
whist As q last straw he became in
terested in the militia, and had about
decided to Join the National Guard"
Now there was = very silly thing
which l would not have had Fred
know for anything Despite his self
ishness and his looking upon me
rs an .'oft-told tale" was still very
fond of him. Even the quarrels, -
long rs he was near me, were better
than absence and indifference. was
truly unhappy, but felt quite helpless
as 1 had little faith in protestatious
and remoustrances knew, from my
own experience, that what Fred need
ed were novelty and excitement
II do wish something would happen!
II the house would catch fire. or ]
could have . fever-not . bad one"
exclaimed, aloud, one night - I sat
alone ia the house. Our solitary maid
was ont with her soldier boy" and
Fred had dropped in" ut neighbor's
for . game of cards
There was q rustliuS sound ct one u
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August:
Flower"

/ have been troubled with dyspep.
sia, but after q fair trial of August
Flower, am freed from the vexatious
trouble-J. B. Young, Daughters
College, HMrudsburg; KY had
headache one year steady. One bottle
of August Flower cured me. It was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to mel. w. Smith, p. NJ. and Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont. I have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and il curedme, It is the
best seller I ever handled-C. Rugh,
Druggist, Mechanicsbufg, Pa. .