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presented to the Zoo by Snowman Bailey, is
rapidly developing into one Of the largest ele-
plants in captivity, and II his shadow continues
TO increase as ii has done since his entrance
grow to be - large, il not larger, than tho late
widely incurred "Jumbo.">
The bNhalo and elk are SO nicely situated
upon high, wooded hill that they feel little Of
the heat. Their pens have been enlarged to al
most double their former size by running the
fence further down the hill toward the creek.
The baby buffalo, born last spring, has grown
to be quite large young gentleman and he is
as full Of mischief and play as big dog, al
though very wild. His mother 10 dead. She
slipped one day and broke her leg so badly that
she bad to be destroyed. Her death was Q
great loss to the Zoo. as there are but two cows
left in the herd. The advent of another little
stranger is now daily expected, however.
STOOD THE HEAT REMARKABLY WELL.
Superintendent Blackburn stated that the
general health Of the animals was very good
and that they had stood the heat remarkably
well As far as practicable the life and sur
roundings of the animals are made to resemble
sneir lie and surroundings in their wild state.
Inc natural advantages Of the park aid tho Zoo
authorities very much in the matter and they
have had splendid success. They asked for an
appropriation Of S73, 900, but were given but
$4,000. They will, it is said, be forced to an
observance Of the strictest economy in the
maintenance Of the Zoo, and it lis doubtful il
they will be able to enlarge the collection Of
animals to any marked extent
The park is being improved daily and it Is
slowly, but surely, developing into, magnifi-
cent establishment. Just now large lake at
the bottom Of the hill leading to the main ami
NAL house is being constructed, which will not
only enhance the beauty of the grounds, but
VIII also add greatly to the comfort and vel
rare OF the water fowl now at the Zoo and those
which will be had on the completion of the lake.
Visitors to the Zoo will be surprised to learn
that large and poisonous copperhead snake
was captured there few days since and it
would be just as well for those visiting the Zoo
In the future to remember this and keep at
respectful distance from any and every member
OF the snake family they may chance upon.
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SOME LLAMAS ARE HERE.
They Were Safely brought From South
America to the Zoo.

CLOwLY, But SURELY, THE NATIONAL
o-District Of Columbia-Zoological Park is
becoming credit to itself, to the nation and to
the District. which pays one-haH of its expen-
ses- The latest addition to the institution is
herd Of naInas, which arrived here on Thurs
day. The herd consists of eight of these rare
animals and they were brought up from South
America BY Mr.. Vim. P. Tisdel who has been
since December engaged in South America in
the interest Of the State Departments exhibit
ut the worlds fair. Ths arrival Of these ami
mails at the Zoo will greatly add TO the value of
the collection, and Mr.. Tsdel deserves the
thanks Of every one for his care and skill in
bringing his charges safely over the long trip
and making such big addition to the family Of
animals out on Rock creek.
AN ALMOST UNKNOWN ANIMAL HERE.
The llama is an almost unknown animal in
this country, although found more or less num-
sroasly in the high attitudes Of South America
The animal is the representative Of the camel
family on the western hemisphere. In South
Americs they are Q very valuable animal. being
used for carrying burdens over the high noun
saans, while their wool is used for clothing ana
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their neah for food Without the csmels' hump.
they, although much smaller, resemble the
camel around the head and mouth. When in q
Wild stage they live high up on the mountains
and descend for food One of their peculiari-
ties, and aisasreeable one, too, is their power
ture from their mouths. This il their method
Of ofense and defense and they are able to
send the contents Of their mouths ten or twelve
feet, binding an opponent.
ONLY SPECIMENS EVER BRoUGHr TowAsHrNoroN
The specimens which reached here Thursday
are the only ones Of the kind ever brought to
Washington and among the very few ever
brought 10 the United States. The pictures are
from kodaks taken by Mr.. Tisdel before the
herd started The animals themselves were Sc
cured by him at an altitude-of 5000 feet on the
sterile plains Of Riobamba- Living almost in
an arctic climate the llama is especially suscep-
tble TO heat, and il was Thought best to bring
them down 10 the sea by easy stages. One
mouth was therefore spent in going from Rio
banda 20 the coast. which admitted OF several
stops TO aeclimate the animals to the great beat
The herd which left Riobamba consisted Of ten
animals. all of which reached the coast in APP
psrenfly good condition. The herd was driven
by two Indians. and on reaching Guayaouil, on
the coast. were corslled in the gardens of the
hppodrome, where they remained week.
An ORPHAN KID.
In the lot were two does with kid. one Of which
was very young and the other about eight
months old. On the day set for the departure
from Gayaquil the mother Of the youngest
hid died, and in this regard Mr.. Tisdel re-
hates a pathetic instance illustrating ami
NAL instinct After the death Of the
doe the little hid ran from animal &c
70 animal. crying hastily for its lost mother.
DoekS ard does alike through the herd resented
ths advances OF the young orphan, who wa
plsnt1fnlly shovsred with kicks, bites and the
peculiar stsetmsnt from the animsls' mouths.
NJ httas animal finally became 70 exhausted
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He Was NOn-COmmittal.

From the Boston Courier.
Ethel-"Oh, Ernest, have you seen father?"
Ernest-"Yes; I've just come from his
Office"
Ethel-"And did he give his CONSENT"
Ernest-'I couldn't quite make out He
was SO non-committal.'
Ethel-"Well, what did he say2"
Ernest-"He didn't say anything at all"
Ethel-"Didnt you ask him?''
4, Ernest--"I said: Sir. wish to marry your
daughter. Have your consent?' and he turned
and looked at me q minute then he began to
grow red in the face and then he grabbed me
and threw me over the banisters, and before
could ask him again he had slammed his door
and locked it."
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ing IN picturesque dress, or undress, over
certain sections Of South America. and twelve
members Of this hitherto almost unknown tribe
win relinquish the pleasures Of southern festivi-
ties to engage in the grand crusade for educa-
ton which viii mark Chicago as its own during
the coming year. The Jibaras will educate
visitors. acting in the capacity Of object les
son. and at the same time will probably return
TO their homes with one or two new ideas in re-
gard to architecture and morals.
MR.. TIsDEL's TRIP.
The arrangement to have these gentle
strangers pay usa visit is one of the many results
of the trip to South America Of MrWm- P. lis
dell Of the bureau of American republics of
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A GROUP OF JIBARAs.

Department worlds fair exbib,t iron, aonth
America. Last December he left Washington
LOT ,ne Trip which ended Thursday and in
"a d., u ~ .ouaoor, Cotonoa, veneIueis
viii result in = iaree .nd xs1n.hia odd;.;l, a ~
the denartment,s e1hihit "A "
,~ro,-...,.
aAaiios fos aASufAcTuhkhs.
Inc conecuon Is Designed to illustrate the
commerce OF these South American republics
with Europe with the object of divsrtir0 II
possible. a mart OF this oreat Sonth Iwe-3can
trade from Europe to the limited States The
object is an important one and one in which the
State Department takes oreat interest MI.
Tisdel has brought back with him several tons
Of specimens of poods OF every description
which are supplied by the European markets and
wnicn couia ana snouid De iurnisneo 70 south
lection Of snec;n,ens I'll, hs s,naad c.ssef,II,
and yriIi for,,, = Jan.r.-,.nt =, haSorId,s o.;
10 he Lnown 40 AZ .nrorn.r.,aI .vb;hi,;o. =,
the Dena,,r,sr, - sts,a T., ~. ar-.naa,..o;
of tbia az b;h;t .acb art;cl. ill hs.r niac.rd
st.t;ro ;ts 80 60 ~ - =; 49, -
nv this mems Amer;c.n msnny.ctnrsrs vii
have an onnortnnjty 10 e1amina csreSn,ix tbs
onaI;tv I'D nr;css ~ ~. .noSs and d..;ds a.
whether or NOT thew can comneta for this IT,
mendopsIv orouinG t-.da wh;ch a. ci.arIv ~
LONG. 10 The n.n1sacturera ~ M. cor1..
There can he no donht that mi. exh,h;t In
form one Of the most v.lnah,a and .ttr.ct;vs
features of the fair
80 -
-. IN. rAAsslonrArios'
MI Iisdei mas also Drought BACK with him q
large collection illustrating the entire question
Of transportation throughout all South Amer
ica The collection will illustrate the ouestiop
in the clearest. way imaginable and win from
its scope and the thorough manner in which
the subject has been handled give q better idea
Of the methods Of getting around and moving
merchandise in South America than could be
gained in any other way.
The negotiations for the worlds fair with
Ecuador and Peru have been especially satis-
factory and these countries have commissioners
already at work in collecting the material for
their exhibits.
THE TWELVE rr.p.s
.h..u.,s :. - ~
s"'u o"o Vi VIC if"s vi mr.
Ils1eis trlp Is the arrangement: by which
Twelve inolans from the JlDaras tribe VIII be
present. Inns trloe OF savages roam IN the
most Primitve CONDITION over the plains OF
6cuaoor bordering ON Brazil. They are an
unpieasanuy nerce lot and have many curious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May ~. 1899.
Leave Washington from station OF New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest. vestiluled Limited En-
+ For Cncinngti 81 Louis and Indianapolis, V..a-
bqled limited. 8 10 expr,-s III - y ~ ,lsiIc
for or ana cleveland. express daily II 3OA
For IeKinston aud staunton, 10 4osm
For Llrsy. Natarsi Bldg. HSr,ess Kno,v,r,.
Chsttanooga and Memi'his. s.45 a.m.. II Is ~ rn
daily rarlor car TO koaEgke on morninT tram sleep
as t CO s= miSS, Se ss dsys q q 80 2 g. @
"a Is. All. LOO 15ot 10 4. x - - 81 a
- 90. o. 400 XII 10 ana N n y "a snnilsvs
4 Sinata ep 20 mip i co. TO- Zoo - ~ ~ g. d9 -
~ 500 % o.. ro. ~ $50. 1900. Ks.OO. 2 70.
For Annapolis. Z y and =. aOa m. 10 land . -
p m sundays. 30 a. m, 4 81 p. m.
Fer Frederick. rs A. tll3o. a m. 81 Is. -. H.
For haEgrStown. 40 40 a m and f5.3op.m
Tor Tor hosd and way pei90 9. 90 o y,
tl2 As. 81 T. tS 90 - II 8 g. Is. - lS " ID
m Lxfwess trains stopping at principal stations
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR MN YORK AND PHIL
- ADEIPHfA
For phi,ade,phia. New York. Boston and she east.
20 {, % % Dining Caro-. ul3O pm. Sleeping Car.
For Philsdelphia. Wilmington and Chester. 800
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
inr Car running iSronsh 70 Boston ~ptb"ut esnnIs
Via Poughk bridge. landing passengers in h and
Pr Atlantic City. 10 90 and T. % noon. Sunday.
tEHcept Sunday. Daily. gsundAy only.
heevsge called for and cheted from hotels andrs.i-
Ofhces s nSs spd 1851 Pa ave. s9a = depot
Gen. Msnsxer rmye3l Gen. PISS AT
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! HEN THE READERS
of THE STAR go out to
Chicago for the worlds
fair in 1898, let them
beware Of the Jibaras.
The Jibaras is not a
mineral, neither is it a
new.found specimen Of
sea serpent, but it has
an interesting individu-
atty Of its own The
Jibaras is q wild. IN
tanned savage who en-
ioys himself by wander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

the State Department. Mr.. Tisden returned to
Washington Thursday with a collection of ami
mails and goods which would hit out a fair-sized
museum with menagerie attachment For
one thing he brought eight splendid specimens
of ilamas for the Geological Park
Mr.. Tisdel's return brings again to notice the
splendid work which is being accomplished by
the bureau, which Mr.. Vim. E. Curtis manages
In such an able manner. Mr. Tisdel, with the
exception of four mon his. has been engaged for
two years in furthering the work Of the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
RAILROADS..
II EDMOND AND pANvIIIF RAILROAD CO.
r. w. hSiphh sai MD RECBES FOSTER
N train. snriSs N. n ~ ~ Isls e. lse

kECEINFRs
a., Schedule in effect July "a rs0,
Al trains .rrtve and leave ~ fennsyixnnf. p..-~,
~ st.tion. Masetnstcn. u. g
scn S9nn~r,s az Manassas Tor fnni Roysi ana srr..
Bury dsils. exc-Tt SUNDAY.
u 10 a m.-naily connects AZ Lvnrhly,rr 20 a.
stattn- On Norfoik ami Western rsiirnaf ara 90 III
rr1nctal itnts south on all Divisions 81 Ri~t,,,,
~ Dahsine sss'e,n Pullman sl-crcr Ne~ Nork .ni
s,c-r.r q New Orleans via Nonirosnery and ~ w.,
PMS Via btrminrh am. M tins nsn.iile with s~ss-
VILE. ~ - 'e' A-oe-
Z. A. ?. m Daily for wsrr-nton ana or.Dv. ~,
thr"ueh train for frrnt ROYAL ana strssbarr daily
II % y. m-EDaiiy. WASHINGTON aSp sot-rp
MtsIthN NkSTlBlIID LIMITED. composed IN
tirsiy - Pullman Seeuer. Dining raricr O-arvafia
and sinoltnT Cars. and runs Atlanta hu-S
VII Ptiiln nan Slssr-r through N-w Nork Vs.
instsn g New Orleans VIA Mon Eotnery and Wasting
Ton % hcniphi. Via Birmingham
pn m n,ily Tor all principal rsanrS south ~
Nes York and MaShinrtsn % Hot SJrinsS via Asis
VI =. md Washington 20 At'arts
TktlNSo " ASHiNGTON AND OHIO nfNfSToN
leave Washington AZ q. Ia a 1sgl m aaflN I ~
snd q - =. ~. eNrets Sunday. Returning arrive
Washington " ~, ~ dsiiy snl x - a ni
NAshngton p y N and srri sin- y - IA m e,o-rt
SUNDAY. runs 60 and from H-rni n onlv
Ihrouvh trains from she south Arrive N.s'itnrfoa
go =. m 10. p a. and 81 ~ Nan.-@as D,vi :
hon, lnO o. a. m. and y ~ p. IN. except SUNDAY.
Tickets Sie-ninz Car stious and information
furnished At ofice, 100 R-nnsy ixNniA ave. aud II
pass.neer station. Renusy lvAniA Railrosd Washing
ton. u. c.
l. :. BROWN. General AGENT Pass~ns-~r Dept
W. A. TURK. General Passover AGENT wa
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HERE APPEARS TO

HERE APPEARS TO
be Q fashion in archi-
lecture Just as there is
in clothes, in equipages
or in anything else
that is for the use
or enjoyment Of men.
No one would think Of
building a house in the
same style that he did
twenty years ago, or
even ten years ago.
There il q prevailing
mode about houses that
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A spechl from Paris savs that Mgr. Stoner
viii also be made a cardinal at the coming
pspal copsistory.
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ANIMALS AT THE zoo.
How They Have Stood the Heat During tn
Torrid spell.

SOME or THEM HAVE SUFFERED, NOTABLY THE
POLAR BEARS, But GENERALLY THEY ARE IN
GOOD coSDrrIox-rHE LION AND ELEPHANTS
REvKL IN THE HOT Sun.
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COMING TO THE FAIR.
South American Savages Brought
Here by Mr.. Tisdel.
LLAMAS FOR OUR zoo

Results of MT. TisdeFs Recent Trip in the
Interest of the Worlds Fair-A Collection
which VIII Give Much Information to
American Merchants and Manufacturers.
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fHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN FFFECr Jt-NE L. 1872
Trains leave daily from Union station n. andPN
9th and sts.
Through the grsndas; scenery in America with IN.
handsomes, and most complete solid Train service
West from Washington
zoo p m, daily '6fncinnaii and 81. LOUIS Limited
Solid Ne>fibuled. newly eqniufei. elesT-t-ix
train with DINING car pullrnsn's finest sleef- 49,
Mashngton 60 GIN innati. Indianapolis snd ~ Louis
Without change. Arrives fin-inuafi = 10 q m In
diansnolis II 10 m, 81. \ outs : Il pm.
II. 10 2. m. daily The famous p. p Y. Ne~ffhuls
Limited"a solid ve-tibule with din'ng car f1r
lns tnnafi Ohio, Lexington and Louisville Nv arrIv-
iilH ~ tlnrtnnati NJ a. - o. Lexington q 10 D
all points
Sn I. m. daily xprr-~ FOR Gordunsville. Chsr-
lottesvflle, Richmond. Nayneshoro' Sfaunton anf
PRINCIPAL Virginia points
Pullman locations and tfckafs O-fi,..
0l3 and 1921 Penna ave
jel7 II. ". FULLER Gent Passenger AGENT
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

FOR sALE-MoNTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL. AT
from baltimore on the western Msrylsnd Il, L. More
Ssnsais TO veal iunsa no MoseufrdEsi PrRf
WATER. BEAUTIFUL WALKS and DRIVES.
The above property comurises:
furnished MODEM HOTEL bsvins sccomniodstions
for Dds guestA Nov In SUCCESSFUL operation
beautiful LAWN Of about six acres planted
with handsome shubbery and shade trees
property fronting over one thousand feet on turn
Also s.ysral .cms q PASTURE LAND.
.t &, ,M.0NIkkEf PAX spur Of the Blue Ridge.
above tide. from which . magnificent view Of the
GettysburH and Cumberland valleys can he had This
frsct contains about eighty acress Of finely wooded
The above tracts contain In the Aggregate about ono
hundred acres.
Liberal terms viii be made With purchasers,
H'''' " Presiden. Of tn. Monter ~ land Co.
Cor. Charles and Lexington sts Baltimore Nd
au6. 10. 13.11,2o.242 7.3l
BEDFoRD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA
HOTEL OPENS JUNEe.
my1e-sm L. B. DoTY. Manager.
n tNp MINERAL BATHS.
In the Great North mountains. near Winchester, Va
Capacity for 800 quests. NO BAR; rood music;
bowling alleys; large swimming pool; nns baths;
For new illustrated circulars
A. 8. PRATT. Proprietor,
et-2sm Sun building.
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
PICKLE Fashion is Supreme in the
Style Of House Architecture.
OUR NATURAL RESOURCES.

Of Houses People Build-Deposits Of Stone,
Marble. &C., in This Locality-Probsble
Changes In r Street Property-Other Mat
tiers.
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II PFNNSYINaNrA pnI.rr


TO IHE NORTH: WEsT lNp Sor rHwrsr.
STEP PP2c III TRACE srITNnIp ss'fNIkn
TRAINS W. SssRI q Sa iSGS fi M sr.rroS
or [11,ssur , End the Nest, nenn.ylvInis limited
aress ~ Pullman Nestihule Cars n 10 ga N.
colanhu, aud Louis Win Psror osr = N Ssh
and sleerinT Cars from Pit,sharE 10 coiaS'hH.,
Cleveland and rol"da. Altoona - Louis NJ
eerins Cars %ashnr,on 70 H.rrissu y u H. a.
bur /. te 81 Louis and Cincinnati and ninins Car
30 pm. daily, with sleeIang Car Washington 10
Western E1ress at :. 40 p M dally. With siesSinx
VS. Mashlnrton g Chicsso conn-ctiaE daily ~
snd Cleveland Pullman Dining Car Pittsbury 20
s I'm P,s, sSu,e r1, Exprsss 8 90 m daily
M Msasnis and s.; Lonis Psllmsn seeptns Ca
burr 20 Msrnrhis.- Dining Car kiioons 70
f nchmond. Pacific Ernress, 9 40 pm daily Tor
PttsburT. aud Piftsburr 90 Chicasn
For Kane. cAnAndaigna Roche7ier and NiasAra FsIl.
For Erie CanandaiS,is and Rochester daily: for But
.lS and MIN N siE,, daily sIsp, ssiarisy 90
For willamsport. Rochester aud NIAGARA Pals. 20
w aa.,g ehreit saturday. with sleeping Car
For williamsport, Remove and Elmira AZ 10 20 a IN
FOX PhffabElPaIs, NEW YORK AND TIVE
ta ~ 4, az 20 800 and IL an, II. u. 80 Y.
n II 60 am. T. =: ? 90 ans. SO: q, 90 and
Cars. vestiiule PASSENGER Coaches and Dining Car.
,,., CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
With DINING Car from Baltimore Tor New York. q N
r. m. daily for PhIlRdslphia week DAYS only Pas
sengers Tor PhilAi.l phia will change South
street station. Philadelphia. for Broad street sta
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast cypress. 80 am. week days. aud ,. a. .. IN
Aocommodation. 5 ooAnn. daily.
For ss.;o5 ol and 20 sss1 m daily
3 - p. m daily.
Jersey City with boats % Brooklyn Anne1. afford
lnR dir-ct transfer 10 Fulton avoiding double
fsrrls.e across New lork CITY.
days; and II . Z; an. every dsv.
For Baltimur-. 5On. B.B3. :. 20, = 81. q 90 = an
1000 lo. 30, u 90 and II. ~ a m. 10 II. oOl.
$40. @ II. 40 9 40. 10 90. N. rs aud III q a.
m on sunday, 200. 900. 9.05. NJ. -. II. 90
M. II. 10 90. . OF. =. 30 3 10 , ~ q a. "a 20
L,nIltedl. 40 5.4O. g. "a. 40. 40. 1000 aud
except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis. 30 9. 90 and II so a. m and eop.
IN daily except sunday sandsys. 200 q aud
FOR ALEXANDRIA, AND THE SOUTH.
For Alexandria. 40 6.35. 7.45. = 40. q a. 10 ss
81. g. Is, s.Gs 10 az and Ii b. on s s"1.
dav at 40. - - a.. 10 a. a m, l. 90 > al
q. II. .; or and 10 a. y. n.
For Richmond and the south. I. 20 and 10
- daily 500 y. m. week days
Trains leave Alexandria for washington q a5 o.
c is 5 20 o. y & L; IL az = !, ~ 3 o
II os m. On sunday At -. TO- 10 T. ii. II AMI
IL A am. 2.0s 5.05. 7.o5. 90. q Il aud 10 -
Tickets and information the ofhce northeast cor.
ner 18th street and PennSylvania avenue and ~ IN.
station where orders can be left for the cheing q
pa 70 dsstlnation from hotels and Tssidenc.
General Manager. ue3I General Passenger AGENT.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

Il lockwood HOUSE. HARPER's FERRY W VA
~ Among the mountains Will open June l. shady
lawns; nne views, excellent table Terms. e6 per
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Penn ave NV
Our specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES.

Teeth that have decayed and broken away may be
operated upon by this SYSTEM crowns ensrsfted upon
the roots given new lease Of life and made good
success artificial crown must be
II shall permanently arrest decay at the broken end Of
the root and strong enough 10 splitting Of the
root breaking from its attachments We claim
that crowns have all these requirements and when
combined with bridge work. which consists Ina supply
ing teeth that have been extracted. makes the most
beautiful and durable appliance devised a sub
stitue for the natural teeth all this without plate
to cover the roof of the mouth The advancement in
have kept with these improvements and the pa
tents Of the Evans Parlors assured Of receiving
beneht Of these. practiced and applied in the
skilful and artistic manner Our prices for this class
OF work VII be found reasonable IL consistent
with hrstcass work and best ma terials We perform
FL operations pertaining to profession. Fine gold
filings, artificial teeth gold plstina. rubber and
rubber lined with gold Extracting without pain.
aul-lms
nR. STARR PARsONs COR. 9TH AND Sis
DAlocal anesthetc used the allay the pain
in extracting 10 excsleut for those Who taks
gas with safety Ftlling Speciality. such will give
Atpresent iocstion twelve years. ;e21
E,REE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
and arnc1el teeth inherited without charge except
cost OF material q 1888 IT. dental depart meut
Of the Columbian University. from 1 % p. daily
except Sunday extraction free ;tnnrmary open from
October 2 70 June 20. se2of
nENTM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIvER-
~ sity, Sth md sts. n. Open 70 g. all thu
year. Extracting. &C.. frs& Fnlings snd plates .,
cost OF materials fel0-u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I QNG POINT HOTEL. on SENECA LAKE. n.
nacs. Spe ms June ns q One q the most
and all the surroundings % this hotel charming
beautifu casino where all the attractions the
pleasure Of guests has been added. Absolutely free
from mosquitoes. malaria and dampnees This place
has no superior and few II any equals Send for de-
scripuye catalogue Prices reasonable.
ny2s-s,tu th6m p Z. MASON. 65 Wall 81.
STRAsBURG. VA. EXCELLENT BOARD AND
~ rooms; dne chalybeate spring large ward: close
70 station. telegraph once &c terms per wk e. 80
$40; per MOI s2o to e3S A p McINrURFF. Prop.