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Acute or Chronic. Hereditary or Acuuired
LACK OF energy. nerve force vitality pArti. or com
pete loss of yigor is positively restored in few weeks
% tue scientific application Of local cdicaments an
ctro-tnerapeuuc Treasures successfully applied
pediment e S ~
Dr. Carleton is positively the only ADVERTISING
0euito, Urinary Surgeon in the United Stasss wiz
these troubles recognized scentc and cura
SARiCocELE, STRUCTURE. Kidney and Bladder
ailments, ulcers blood poisons, sore throat Ani
mouth, pains ia bones. eruptions blotches and ne
slots on the skin, running Sores Painful swellings
Adey ana bladder Diseases. stone, grayei Tria.
anu M other similar affections organic weakness.
nervous deplllty, errors Of youth restless nights
failing memory feeble viii power, lost VITALITY in.
voluntary losses, melancholy. 20 mar.
rage, pains in back aud all diseases resulting from
excuses, lnaisereuon or overwork, recent OF old
speediiy and PERMANENTLY cured. and all acute OF
cironlc diseases within the my speciality OF
SENtio SURGERY treated with skill and success
born OF experience and earnestness of desire r.
beneft my Patients. Privacy assured. Hours q 10 -
4 TO >. sunday. 10 3 Consultation free; also lfY
Lev treatise dunDlSgery Unnlasked" tree at ofice
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DALTnoRE AND ONO EAILKoAn

Schedule In effect Docont,er 10. 1891.
leave Washington from station Of New Jersey
avenue and & street
FOR Chlcaeo and Northwest. Nestibued Limited L.
pTsss trans 30 an. ,. i5 D. m. daily.
tor ,1noinrsaii 81 Louis aud Indianapolis. vesti-
Tor nt,.turg aud Cleveland, express daily IL 30 q
L2r LeIiIs,on AM siaunion. tlo. 4oAm
Tor Ninch' ~ "a and way stations fs-3o Pm
For koaROse, Knoxville. Chastanoosa and Nefnphia.
AZ lSpi1 daily sl-el1nE car through
for BaiaInore week days, MOO 800, @ IS. "a 20
utesl Ia, zl2.Oo. IL u. a. 81. a. 40, a3l5 sos
~ ~ i.l. tJ.o'. 45-ni.nuiesl. ~ "a rs 40 8 As
NO.2u u.3o.xsO 90. x1.On. g 30 nj 30 aud III rs NJ M
sundays ssO5 q %. fJninutes Al O5. ). 80. NJ 20
go: Ou. IL niitgtosl M 100. Loo ~ 70 az 40.
BIS, 4.3l. DOS. 4J-minutcsl, xJ.lO. xO cd al 40
~ 90, ~ 90. n 80. Q I. 50 n m
tor Annapolis. Z 20 aud $50 an, IL 10 and a %
For Friedrich. fIi.3o an. tiia -4.3o, tAso
For Haser.town. 40 4oau and -s.3opm.
ROYAL BLIE LINZ FOR Nlw YORK AND PHIL
For PHILADELPHIA New fOIk. Boston and the cost
daily s.Q5, 500. 1000, Dining Carr a m. 4 p cd
noon = 40 t9 p Dnin carr. IA 30 pm-. sleeTanS
Fsuf,st parior Cars on all day trains.
For Boston, :. ~ ilIn- with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Car running throush 10 Boston without change
va Ioughkeensie hridge. landing Passengers Il and
For Atisniie city, 1.o5 90 ana :, 90 noon. SUM-
days. : 90 Am. and 1900 noon.
For tine of Suburban see time tables n, be
had OF all tichet agsits
iEAceIt snBdAy .DHily. Esundsy only
afNIress train
Baesgc called for aud checked from hotel. ana resi-
dences by Union Transfer Co. orders left ct ticket
oftees az 0nr Az 1901 Ia ave- sne Al depot
tsefl. MznAcer. fdlil rgsss AT.
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To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The recent debate in the House upon the bill
authorizing the extension Of the Washington
and Georgetown railroad to the Aqueduct
bridge covers ground Of deepest interest to the
citizens of Alexandria county, Va. as well as
to the citizens of the District. As citizen and
property holder of Alexandria county. with an
Office In the city, am, of course, in position
to hear the views Of users of the Aqueduct
bridge, have heard no vehicle owner whose
business or pleasure requires him to cross the
Potomac upon that structure sanction the put
ting Of railways upon it, nor, on the other
hand, do l know Of any person who,
through ownership Of property in vir-
GINA, or as visitor to Arlington or friends,
has occasion to cross the bridge that
is opposed to the extension of the tracks
of the Washington and Georgetown railroad to
Its north end, as stated in House bill. 1t is
very nearly half mile from the bridge to the
street cars, burden for pedestrians wholly
unwarranted under the agreement of the rail-
road to extend its tracks to the bridge, if EN-
powered SO to do by Congress- l have not the
slightest fear that Congress will ever permit
railroad OF any kind to use or occupy the Aque-
duct bridge until universal opinion fayors. At
least so long as the Senate is constituted as it
IL. Both iii tie Fifty-frst and in this Congress
has the Senate District committee sat percmp-
toriiy down upon all propositions squirting
even, to Its occupancy by railroad tracks, and
an cOHuucut tnat on 4 this point
our Senator, Mr.. Barbour, will never consent
to concession in any form in that direction
Further, Senator Harris said recently. snbstan-
TALLY III these terms: THE Aqueduct bridge
being the only means of access by vehicle to
Virginia, for the Long bridge bars through its
locomotive and Chain bridge is too far away,
will never consent to railway tracks being laid
upon it, The vehicle owner has rights as well
as railroads." Such being, undoubtedly. the
temper not only of Congress. but also the
vehicle users on both sides of the Potomac,
why should we hesitate to grant great public
convenience upon a street Of Georgetown be-
cause, forsooth, at some time in the distant
future, date beyond the ken of any living
statesman, a railway corporation may possibly
steal the Aqueduct bridge away from us?
for one have not the slightest apprehension in
the premises. Neither Congress nor the citi-
Zen will ever depart from the sound position
assumed by tho Senate, so long as both public
comfort and safety are at stake. and that both
would be sacrificed were railways permitted
on the bridge is indisputable. In regard how
ever, to the Georgetown street. the case is
wholly different, and am confident the public
everywhere in the city and in the Virginia
suburb favor the extension of the railway
upon it. RS. l..
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A Round-the-worid yyheelman.

Mr. Geo. d. MITCHELL who, in company with
Mr.. Eugene E. Stevens left Washington year
ago for tour around the world by bicycle has
arrived in the city. Mr.. Stevens will not re-
turn for week or so yot 1t was no part of
the tourists ambition to mako a record awheel
or to accomplish the whole distance by bicycle;
but rather 10 use the machine where practi-
cable and where the country possessed sufii-
cient interest TO repay them for leaving the
ordinary routes OF travel The distance
actually covered by wheel was about 500
miles, the whole distance travelled being
5000. The gentlemen report fine roads, cor
dial treatment and an enjoyable experience
generally in civilized Europe, India and Japan,
but in Turkey. Greece and some other coun-
tries thcy encountered difficulties of all kinds.
NJ MrRav ~nvnvucn>u< .~~~.x.ev d rhtiA
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LADIES' GOODS.

WifH0UT RIyAL-THE MOODY TAILOR
W square-for cutting ladies' and childrens DIRE sses
PA .,th stnw; dresses made to order. Oppenheimer
puiolns. ap22-As
DLAlT1NG; BUTTONS TO ORDER, lOC PER
4 ooz; plnking, cents yard: tailor made button
noIes. . cents each. handsomer and stronger than
Gun DC OD'alned elsewhere Demores sewing machine,
SlooO. IT, W. LUCAS 9OS 9Th stnw. an22- lms
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DENTISTRY.

1T G DENTAL ASSN
Os Cor 9TH and d sts NV.
The largest and best equipped orsanixatfon for the
practice OF scientific dentistry in the world ces in
another column. ap2l
M GRAHAM, 3O7 9TH ST ". OPPOSITE
~ Sats 4 90. Extracting, .5c;, with gas or local
platina, PC; amalgam, 75c; gold 81 ny; very best
teeth full set 81; solid gold crowns. 81; eold-
All work guaranteed strictly frst-class and money
isfactory. api9-2vs
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The Garbage Investigation,

Yesterday afternoon the Senate District sub
committee, charged with the investigation into
the collection or non-collection of garbage,
heard the testimony of Contractor Clark Mr..
Clark said he made so cents per day ON each
team. He hired the teams for SIS each and re-
ceIved 60. 50 from the District government
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LADIES. TINS Is Fon Yor

20 course OF SCIENTIFIC Dress Cutting eiven this
week Tor SO to introduce the Ladies' Tailor system
OF french and English Scientific Dress Cutting The
oniy System IN this country that cuts the FRENCH
SEAMLESS BODICE, the PARTISAN DARTIESS
basque. &C. Positively no rehtting to do Each
pupil has tho privilege of cutting and basting a waist
before leaving the school to test the accuracv Ana
simplicity OF the system ~
All are cordially invited to call and Investigate this
System before learning any other.
ap20-6t' PARLoRS. 500 9TH ST. NV.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHoRT ROUTE 10 LONDON
- NoRDpEuTscHERL LLOYD q Q. 90.

= NoRDDEuTscHER LLOYD a 8. 90.
Past kxprezs stcanlsrx
Ie southampton Qsonaen. Hzvrel Bremen
81 pm; rrsve Tue. Apnl 20. q am. kmA. sel.
Sat. Nay :, ! pm
Somiortaele state ROOM. exoelienf ssb,s lsxuroxs
sberh socordinE 90 Loo alton "a cse1a oto bath;
steeEsse ss low r>tsA Apsly 70 = y. DkooR. e1b
f,UNARD LINE-PLAyA sAfLfN06. vAcAE
~ cisa BIRTHS ens.ecd let cabin. eco. 80. ll0o
ssssP:ss q {. ( 6tSois.Sss }. ~ ss.skf
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MEDICAL, DC.

DRoFEssIONAL MASSAGE MRS A. CAMERON
l32O u ST. NV. graduate. Face massage . spc-
Gaiy. Refers 10 many Of the most prominent ladies
fel3-,us ~ = ~ -
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THE WASHINGTON SHIP
That VIII Take Supplies to the Russiar
Famine Sufferers.

FAMINE 60n6fefos
Mr.. B. r. Tfliinghast, the Iowa secretary Of
the Red Cross Russian Relief Association, who,
as stated in The STAR, was in New York for the
purpose Of chartering vessel to be sent out
by the District association, autographed Miss
Clara Barton yesterday afternoon that he had
secured the British steamship Tynehead, a
vessel Of $500 tons. II il Thought that the
steamer, which will be known a. the "Wash-
ington ship" can be dispatched on or about
May with the grain and other food products
contributed by the people of Iowa. Rigal will
probably be the destination of the vessel, and
DR.. Hubbell. the American field agent of tho
Red Cross Society, now in Rome representing
this country mt the international conference Of
the organization, will meet the ship and assist
in the distribution OF the cargo. The vessel
will be decorated by delegation of citizens
representing the District of Columbia and the
Rod Cross Association, and wish her godspeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

RMARsToN's TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ OF lost manhood. kidney and bls Ider diseases,
yaricoceie &c. without sto'nsch med cines No fail
ures or relspses Cures assured Sealed treztse free
spl4-5t MARsToN co. ~ Park plsce. New York
hR: MULLER, 1927 9TH ST. N.W2RgkTs ALI,
~ chronic affections Of the eye, ear, throat lung
liver. kidneys, structures and urinary dseasee Ofcc
hoors. . 70 IL am and 4 to pm. mhs-ams
NE. LOBE. 329 n 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA.
~ n. Twenty years experience Send for book
seeledD containing full particulars for HOME CURE
free Of chsrye Hours 10 3-6 20 y evenings. felO
A VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT
q ing Dr. q. Iheel. 5ss North 4th St, Philsdel-
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creuons Of both sexes send for book "TrutA eIpos-
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RLACxsToxE INsTIIuIE.
H Lf.A ~ ssE-nU

BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE.
Ii GOLD CURE
sos 18Th 81 q "
An institute for the tre4iment Of the LIQUOR and
opium habit by the lOne-estaolisaed Black stone
ssEedy !. nss located a tiIs eiiy. The identical
remedies used b DR.. blackstone seventy years
used In this and tx,nty nine other i..ti
tutes IN the Uaited States
II n Al~esA that other often leave the patient
Injured tally and NOu-ly, but such charge
has ever been made against the blackstone cure II
fetuyenatss and revitatzes the and YOU
0 new and with aversion 10 liquor
H. HENDERSON GRAHAN MD,
npto-6t Medical Director.
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IIEAITH.-PAEONIAN MINERAL WATER PROM
III the mountains Of Virginia Cures DysIspsia.
Kidney, Liver and other abdominal diseases A loon
% the <ck and fuxH rs 20 those that well For
sale 10 grocer and drugvsts- Wholesale depot 32s
9th nv. Washington. d C.. teleI home call ~. IS
ELRHoSZD YOUNGS GU. or rAeOnian spa irg. &c.
Clsrs . Va -g.s-.sm
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. HUBBARD. ASTRoLoGER with DIR
l Leo Sylvester of baltimore Oldest sstroioger in
United Statesl Computations every day except sun
Gay; L4S ST. me- Lie readings 81 HorsscoI es
NINE FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
NJ medum Life given from cradle 70 grave 2s9
first stss. ap2O- Sts
MIME RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
u1 voyent and astrologlst. the seventh daughter,
bora with caul has wonderful healing power. Gives
S R ana !nSi dstes Don't fail to see this lady
adyertsing clairvoysnt sstrologer and medium in
Us Styi la ronderfai prophetic gift Of second
speedy gives success in BUSINESS removes
family troubles evil illuences Strangers other
cities end al I'm trouble viii time and money BY
others have failed Coayinces skep<ical and sd
yertses only what be can do All business con dsn-
sto 8. Open sunasys. nss,dsocs 40 u St. between
NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
IVA English ao German sstrooxist in the city, tells
~ events Of life. Once hours 20 p. , sun.
day toam % pm. 15oe 18th st NV ap11 Inn
MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND cHIRoPop-
ND hSu ~ asTa iIxE SH nS
n0PoDIsI GOODS soush Of New York. ho20-sF
MRS. Z ". SMELL. CLAIRvoYANT AND rEsr
N1medium magnetic and massage treatment g1vep
Csa be consulssd - her pariers 90S n. Z. ave NV.
NM bnOoKR TEiLs ALL TIE EVENTS OF
dspen. SO cent? each Hour . am. % Pm mo 5SL
st. bet LIST and North Capitol sta n.w. ieSB-9ws
NM PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
sg3ss15i socursy: Fsrms Sos. SSn . IN 'h'-
III nssssen e nv. hst 9th and Ia. ssd Cd.
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Tbc Countess Of Antrim, wife of the Earl of
Antrim, died yesterday.
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DISEASES OF MEN

nR. CARLETON,
~ 5O1 18TH St u. W., Washing ton ID C
Graduated London. England. 1853. New York, 1879,
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LADIES,

Dr. CARLETON treats disease. Of woman .,s al,
requiring skillful and confidential treatment will And
their best interests served Dy consulting him al
separate once Lady attendant Hours u To = To a
o01 18th st. NV Twenty -nye years experience.
DRoFESSIoNAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
DC obtained. with the best Of lnedical references
by applying at
fe242-m' 9l3 9sh ST. NV
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Mr.: Mckay. government secretary IN Chils,
hes died.
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rJNHE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
1217 Penn. ave- nv.
Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH.
OUT PLATES

OUT PLATES.
Teeth that have dscayed and broken sway may b.
operated by upon this SYSTEM engrafeed upcn
the roots given new lease Of life and made good
success artificial be constructed that
il shalt decay the broken end Of
the root and strong enough to prevent splitting of
breaking loose from its attachments We claim
that have all these requirements and when
combined with bridgs Work. which CONSISTS IN supply
ing teeth that have bsen extracted. makes the
beautiful and durable appliance ever devised as 8
substitute for tho natural teeth all this without 3
plato cover the roof Of the mouth. Ths advance
ment in dentistry has been great in the last few year
tents Of the Evans Parrs assured frecev1ng The
benefit of these prscticed and applied in tho mod
skilltu and artistic Our prices for class
OF work will b. found - roaoouGbls con sistent
with frst-class work aud best materials We perform
al operations pertaining TO our profession Fine gold
rubber lined with gold Extracting without pain.
mh2-3m
~ ROsHON's DENTAL PARLORs, EsTABIisHED
" 1887. 150S l4th st. W, Full sefs o20 sod 8 q,
o1O aud -. Old plates made good 81 new, Omen
day, nisshk ard sundays til ,. n All tt hsanshss
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETI PILED
and artificial teeth inserted without CHARGE except
cost Of material ut 1898 81 NV, dental dspare-
menS Of the Columbian University. from 1 20 pm.
Ss laSy erssBs sgp 10 un :ts'con frees n.
nKkrAL INFiRAAHY. = NATIONAL, UNTvYR-
ysas. kstr.csine. &c. frss. fiiisss snS ii.ses q
cost OF mstefial& fslo-ts
T 7 WALKER SONS, ao4 10Th 81 "
<,saHana TIA Aa1aSul0S Ti1n f11inGR Pm Giafa ~
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Ws Buildiag pspera Mosh-proof 0oUda Ylso Is1ci
oi.ys2a Tsia Ass's'oA Fiss aaaaas PslR MA q
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07
Kirby Lake.


AN ARTIST ; FANTASY.
Written for the RI publican journal.
From the highway which passes by a small
lint beautiful sheet OF water known as Kirby
Lake, there branched few years back, a
well defined road which led directly into the
pond as if the water had temporarily mum
dated a track Of frequent travel. As many
people had seen the lake for Years, and stout
ly aVerred that its surface had maintained a
practically uniform level, and furthermore
as no team was ever seen to enter ever SO
briefly this track, the thing presented to Ger
tain ohservant and thoughtful persons an
element of speculative theory and delight
fully elusive mystery Moreover there We're
occasional pedestrians Of exceptionally acute
eyesght who claimed that upon quiet sunny
days they could very clearly discern the
prints Of hoofs and wheels beneath the bosom
OF the lake, and even trace their windings
until lost in the amber shadows of the PUSHES.
1t is Well known that romantic inlaginations
sometimes nnduly sl;lrpenS the vision, and
such may have been the case with these peo-
pie. But let that pass for it would but lily
become a body to blur with vulgar doubts
the roseate and enthusiastic statements of
friends. There We're not wanting those who
boldly claimed that the lake was inhabited,
and indeed it was no uncommon thing on
Spring and early Summer evenings to re-
criNc from It's mysterious DEPTHS enchanting
and elus We music in cearest, sweetest rrills.
one lovely evening i'll summer an artist,
who had long been impressed With the TO-
mantle beauty of Kirby Lake, took his sketch
book and pencils, and proceeded tAther. The
night was one Of quiet beauty the air was
perfumed with the dainty odors of MANY
summer blossoms, while the moon rode St
rcnelN in the western sky sending it's golden
reflection III a mellow, glistening path across
the calm bosom of the lake. 1t was near mid
night and all nature was hushed in repose.
save the occasional bark Of some farmers
watchdog, or the plaintive bIeating from a
distant flock. The lake lay sweet and peaceful
before him, its placid surface disturbed at
intervals by the passage of some of its deni-
zens, making an ever charging V across it,
the tiny wavelets of which spread out and
kissed the shore in gentle nipples. The scene
was enchanting in the extreme, and the an
list quickly transferred to his sketch book
the Impressions which he received.
The magic spell Of his quiet environment
was winding its silken chain around him, and
he was fast yielding to the soportic influence
OF the summer night zephyrs when to his
astonishment he beheld a horses head emerge
from the lake, followed in due course by the
entire animal. Then came another, and an
| other, until five beautiful cream coored
horses in harnesses of braided rushes
marched out by the road alluded to in the
beginning of this sketch.
These steeds We're SMALL but handsome
and spirited, and they tossed their heads and
names proudly as they shook the water from
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Col. Fogter as a Journalist.

'The only newspaper work | ever did, re
marked Col w. II. Fogler, as he called in at
The Tribune office New Years day to pay
his subscription, and fell into a reminiscent
vein, was back in the Seventies, when w.
H. Simpson was running the Belfast journal,
and used to help him some. Simpson was
a Democrat, | a Republican, and whenever
he would go away he used to swear me sol
EMMY not to commit any act through the
columns of the paper that should injure the
Journal in the estimation of a Democratic
constituency. Simpson was beyond question
the ablest Maine journalist of his time, and
the state has produced perhaps none who
surpassed him. Rockland Tribune
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

The American Copyright League has
adopted appropriate resolutions on the
death of James Russell Lowell These Off
GERS have been elected: Edmund Clarence
Stedman, president; DR.. Edward Eggleston,
aice president; r. L. johnson, secretary,
vnd Thos. w. Knox, treasurer.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

For scrofua in every form Hoods Sarsa-
parlla is a radical, reliable remedy. 1t has
an unequaled number of cures.
1t must not be susposed that Hamlet used
| his garments as pen-wipers because lie called
attention to his lnly cloak.
| Every brUise. every sore muscle should be
freely bathed in Johnsons Anodvne Lini-
lntnt.
Why is it said that the doctor pays visits,
when everyone knows that ii IS the visits
which pay the doctor
Not 80 tight it was, that cough Of years,
but little too tight Yet. Its only two or
three lays You know. Keep ON taking
Adanson's Botanic Cough Balsam and that
cough will soon be dead as Julius CAESAR.
Considering Mr.. Gladstones achievements
with the axe, wouldn't it he more apprcpri-
ate to call INN the 'tirand Old Feller?
The doctor said my faith in .Johnsons Ano-
dlne Linment was correct" writes a lady
friend.
~ am very sorry for poor Mrs Septic"
ny by? "Shc has uttle to i've tor
%@H9" N thHt?. They sly She lives only
for her husband.
4 leading actress remarked to Il reporter
The last time | played here | was worn
cut, but Lydia Pnkhan's Vegetable Com
/ pound, mas >lhcc made 4 new WoIujdl Of me-
Lady. How nice 1t IS To- have Il ..ttie
brother It's YOU have, Flos>ie. | ,ur1,o>c he
always tax IS Your Part, doesn't hc." Flos-
Slt. s ~! wien tine lle Is passed..
have hid eafarrh for twenty years, and
used al >indS of remedies without rtilel.
A1f. smith, druggist. of LATHE RAILS, reconl-
Mendei EMS Cream Balm. The effect of
. fAe first application WAS magIcat. 1t duaytd
Ac determination aitd Tie next moru.ug my
l,ei'tt WAS as clear rs hell. AM convinced
Us us" "liI effect 4 permanent cure 1t is
S"utn.ng and pleasant, and | strou44y urge
ltS use bN an sljHeryrS,-tieU Tclry Little
Falls, n. y.
Harry. stunning girl just passed, eh
"'d boy lb.d Nou see her look back at inc ?'
fh". Yves they say it doesn't take much
t" turn Il woman 5 head.'
Butcher (toartlst) Il um not quite satisfied
W1th the portrait. The right side OF the
CHEST >honnl hulge soiittWhat-that is where
keep nay I"cketoook.
For Over Fifty Years.
~ OLD AND WELL-TRlED REMEDY Mrs
inSloW 5 Soothing Syrup has been used for
/ over h1tN years by millions Of mothers for
their children whle tetthng. with perfect
success. 1t southts the chiId, softtnS the
gums, allays all pam. cures wind coiic, and
is the pest remedy fQr l1Iarrhra. 1t IS pleas
part OF tie word. Twcnty-til,. cents a bot
tie. Its value is incaruable. Be sure aud
ask for Mrs. WmsioW's Soothing SYRUP and
take No other kind 1yr4g
When d man begins his remark with the
phrase, "'rherc's no use talking" YOU may
as Welt settle yourself down to listen to
long argument.
coughing Leads TO consumption.
ke1np's Baisam Will stop the cough at
once.
"po you think that monkeys can be taught