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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

AN AsGRAyATIso SORE THROAT Il soon relieved
by Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorsnt, an old time remedy
for bronchial and pulmonary affections
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

M
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARsby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
syrup" and take no other kind. 20 cents bottle.
d3l-ly
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Range Of the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the readings at the o6Bcs
Of the weather bureau today: m, u; ann-,
| 20; maximum, rs: minimum. &C.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Firm Market with Pricss osnerany some
what Higher.

NV YoRx, April 6.-The market opened
arm, with prices in most cases 1sa% per cent
higher. At noon the highest prices Of the
morning were current AT this writing q so
p. m) prices show some reaction. Sales,
l75, 600 shares.
Money easy at lIa2 per cent Exchange
quiet and firm-posted rates. 4S71 sass; actual
rates, 4S6}Sa4s6S4 for sixty days, and 4cSa4Ss114
Tor demand Governments steady-currency
6s, iosbid; As, coupon, ll51S bid; extended q.
registered, 100 bid.
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Dress Parades nj Fort aver.

Cavalry drill and parade has been resumed,
and is on pleasant days at 4:So p. m, sxeeps
Saturdays and Sundays The new tactics or
drill regulations were the FIRST time drilled o.
Tuesday.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNIE
Mama.

The following the openinR and closing Prices Of
ne New York stock Market as reported by special
WIG TO CorrQn and MacarfuaN- lAls. r
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If YouR BACK ACHES
Or you call worn out really good for nothing. IL 10
General D''i BNS6w tFs IRON s11rrRs.
It viii cure you and give good appetite Sold BIZ all
dealers in medicine.
FITS. sPAsMs. ST. vITUS DANCE, DRUNK.
Free samples. SCHELLEh STEVENS,
9th and Pa ave.
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A SCIENTIFIC TRIUMPH
IN LADIES' SHOES.
THE PERFECTION ADJUSTABLE.

THE PEhFECTION ADJUbTABLk
~My corns ere all rome.
Require no breaking In.
narrower shoe can be worn.
Prevents damp. cold. tender and Tired fest. ssss
avoiding doctors bills.
They At Ike xlove.
They do not spread or break at the side.
Flexible. durable, elegant and economical.
Ladies'. call and examine this Shoe that preserves
health aud promotes life.
Al sizes in latest opera and common ssnsA
POPULAR Low PRICES.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
CONSOLIDATED aHoE CO..
Nanufactuxvzl.
Lynn. Ma
For sals IN Washinstoa By
sAKs AND COMPANY.
4 sEvxNTH sTREET.
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+ I'LL / T = Fl 81 =

Was once shoe Manufacturer who didn't advertiss In
the but instead he stamped his name and
sddrss IN inverted letters the sole Of each shoe
made BY him. The dust in the streets Of that town
vas his Advertising medium Likewise the soft snow In
winter. The dust doesn't have time to settle in waah
inston; neither do Wilson Carr Of e2o st. NV.
scamp their name the bottom Of thar famous g. 50
shoes; but they did the concrete Of our streets
could receive the impression these srssts Of ours would
b Standing sdvsrtissment for them The %. SO
Shoe for ladies immensely popular snd the foot that
b tender OF aches with becomes comfortable q
sncs when encased In this soft. EASY shoa Ladies' may
choose between dull Glass anish. broad. medium or
narrow toe. The Gents e. 80 Shoe neat ana drsy
and may b. had In several diRersnt shaps Thar ars
the bsss Salus for the monsy ever siv n WANING
ton. -. ~
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Z. p. Noteworthy and James Baksr a Wooro-
house Parrish, La. Quarrsled over s60s goekA
shot: vsrs sxchangsd snA be1h - ~
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DIED

,s yoHNsS9 $50 Z u II S.iti9o,s on Asrys. p.
both of Washington. ID. &.
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THE BOYS or THE CcRCcAAN CADET CORPS
\ lofoay Engaged Yrunk B. 0llts 10 Vr11o tn {
SsS Isse1 TN vi Sc Isfs sppssss fc@ IL
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JOSEPH II. POLKINHORN BIos 10 iNI06N
y his frienda snd The Rnhlio that having yureAasld
O. f9lktnhorns b VIZ constnus The h11nses q ~ ed
sand 03 end 634 d street nOgthVoo$, md VIII ~.
u prepared 70 sxecuto every dseFptoa q pginSin6
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rhn n.n nna Ann.a Of Whl.kan,


This subject could be dwelt upon to a
would remain untold, but all agree that
the use, the proper use Of pure rye
whiskey is an absolute necessity, especi-
ally so now, when nature insists upon
being stimulated. All regular physici-
ans prescribe rye whiskey, and Justly
claim that Klein's Silver Age and Du-
quesne Whistles are most reliable.
They do this not only because they have
tried them but because the leading hos
pitfalls use them-lnd them the beat
stimulants in the world. Silver Age
sells ifor$1.50 and Duquesne for SIPS
per full quart. For sale by all dealers
and druggists. Ask for them, or send to
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, PA.
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.THr ppYAxINd on oRooKERY.

one thing that makes business good.
for the dealers IN erockery is, that when.
~aseryant breaks a piece Of crockery she.
must, Immediately and willtally, break
another piece in order to destroy the.
snell. When the honsewite drops her
dishcloth she will surely have company
that day, and the same rule applies 4
she drops q fork aud thetines hold II
tathe floor; but, in this case, the visitor
VIII be 4 gentleman. Should she, with.
ont generalization, place either two.
Knives, forks, OF spoons. ut one plate ser
giyaitwo spoons With one cup or DOW.
he person receiving them wall be mar.
ried within year. Placelthe wtsnpona
ofa fowl over door and the tirst n
who enters under the bone will be the
Snst IN the house TO be married.
It is held BY superstittous people saas
ifa spotted white cat cross your patn
Won cannot have years Of pleasure. A
blacE cat following you indicates gooa,
iucy. and coming TO your store'or your
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Not from a Fiaaaelal Standpoint

Not from q Financial Standpoint.
~ do not recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy from, a financial stand
point, for We have others in. stock on
which We make a larger profit" says
AL. Maggini. q prominent druggist OF
Braddock, Penn, t'but because many Of
our customers have spoken Of it in the
highest praise. We sell more Of it than
ot any similar preparation we have in
the store" For sale BY q. r. Goetze,
W. w. Irwin, w. s. Mccullough, Q.
Menkemeller, s. l.. Brice, ]. Coleman,
@. schnepf, W. Q. Armbrecht the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., W. Z.
Williams, John Klari, "A. .. Scheele,
and w. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
& Co, Bridgeport, o., and B. F. Pea
body, Benwood, W. Va. paw
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We authorize our advertised druggist
TO sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
a cough, cold OF any lung. throat Or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund.
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied on. It never dis
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. Large size Soc.
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BnolElon,s ArnIoa saiya

The best salve in the world for cut5,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded Price % cents
abox. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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BaltLmoro Cattle ararket.
UgtOE sFoCk YAnps. o.ARENogg,

swine-The receipts this week are light, foot.
ing up about S,00j head less than last week.
Aud there Is an advance Of some Is or 20 cents
Is amoderate demand reported In oil the yards.
The quotations for good TO best western hogs
AT 90 76a7 % per 100 lbs. gross, and for rough
hogs, lows and Btlgs ut - 00a6 . per 0l.lbs.
gtosS, Receipts OF hogs this week 9,84 head.
Sheep and tambs-There Is ilrly good trade
in sheep andlambS reported. We quote sheep
ut 8aA5<c pcr lb. gross, lambs at 4Hasc per lib.
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cn1cAdo. 1l1.. Dec. as.-catte, receipts 1900
mead; shipments 5000 head; market slow,
prices steady: top prices & 00a5 40: fair TO
Rood steers 81 Tbaf90: Others S. OOa425; stockers
and Feeders SOFAS 80; e0ws 81 T0a9 So
Hogs, receip81 Il, 900 head; shipments 6,UOOheadS;
MARKET loo higher; rough and common 50 40a
$50: mixed aud packers 50 G00g 40; prime
heavy So S0AT 90; light 50 6S. Sheep. receipts
1000 head; shipments 500 head; market steady:
natives s. 7bGB 90: Westerns 81 SQao 505; fed
Texans q T0al Is; lambs s. 71a6 ..
EAST LtBIRrY, PA, Dec. 8.-Cattle, receipts
90 head; shipments $50 head: market stCady;
prime 81 8Sab g: fair 70 good Si0oat 76i common
fresh cows Slbto SIS. HogS. receipts 1850 head;
shipments 600 head; market active; Philldel-
phfls &9S5a6 90; mixed 50 7bR6 so; best Workers
81 7OA6 So; common IS 60a6 66. Sheep. receipts
1900 head; Shipments 1890 head; market slow;
prime IS 00a5 20; fair 70 good 81 00Rt 30; common
IT00a8 90; lambs S80Oa620 veal calyes g 60a7 %.
c~nSctSNATt. o.. Dec. 2S-Hogs strong and
higher az IS I6a6 -; receipts 500 head;
shipments 1000 head.
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HAVE been a great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years, and ! tried
many remedies, but none did me go
much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm. It
completely cured me.-Mi Lally, 80
Woodward avenue, Boston Highlands,
Mas. MwR1w
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Dr.. Woop's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as a prescription by a
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on 0 guar.
antee of satisfaction nav
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Cathedral Robbed.

DUBLIN. Dec. 27-The Roman Catholic
cathedraliat Mulltngar was broken into
by robbers Monday night and the
Christmas ofertory, amounting to over
$500, was carried of by thieves.
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Rread.tpff. anu pr~ovlaIona.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-Wheat started Oh at about
tho closing figures OF yesterday, With free sells
ing. Cables, though Q shade trrneF at the start.
had soon became weak and closed at the lowest
point Of the day. Domestic markets were also
weak and there were rtimors that BT1dStreefS re.
port would show aheaHy increase in the avail
able supply during tle Inst week. anoLne sb &c
manLhad said that the untt.opuonl bill was sure
corn, moderately active; closed weak and
lower.
Provisions opened firm, but closed weak and
lower.
Flour unchanged.
s,S @HIAT y n No. 1 2sptin Ho TlSESS; Nc a : saFlIs
133Sc; January 7IS4a7gha7194c; May TF7la1s7Sa
Goaszcash No. 2, 4gzSe; December 4gl5s
4gssa40Ne; January 4gSa4lato7Sc; May 4eAa
oSS S4sasG;a 800; December 2g5Iaso5a2s5se:
January s01S as9SFas911S q; May sias4Nas4hc
RYE-No. ,b0Mc.
BARLEY-No. 2, CSC. M
FLAxsEED-sr OK.
TTIoTiIYSBHn-SCO2 OK.
Mes PoRK-cash slfgoa14y55 January Sl50Oa
Is Tlfals 0215; Nay slS SEALS e : s55S ,o.,oso.
stosT RfBsIcash IS Seas IS: January sssOa
s S7XaS S2k; May s. 40as 47t Gas 42A.
sl6uLDEEs-s5 S71Sas0 90; short clear $ Goas o.
WHIsKY-H@,
Others unchanged.
NRwY oRK. Dec. 2S-Flour. receipts 5000 bar
rels: exports 1I00J barrels: market steady;
sales 2 ,010b barrels. Wheat, receipts $1,000 bush
eiS' az fnturas and s6.0O1 ibtshels al SPOT; spot
InnrEet AM and easiert No. Sired 7lc; ungraded
red TSss0c; optIons steady and lover; No. 2 red
January 76Ta77la1g5,<c; March 7O114c: MayslAa
SlNaSlHe. Rye nominal; western 5iaSsc. Sosl,
sales $4,000 bushels OF futures n @i,VJO
bushels OF spot. spot market fairly active; nps
graded mixed 49ll q; JanuarytS SaiS5 4a4S1Gc e; FEB
rnafy V NV a " i; any 49, HI aS4g S,sS SSi:
FeselPeSS ~ S,, SStSssIISn f1tpSss snS 10 nm hMTSh..
s y ~ SPIs. M - ~! 1ts. oS91Se'aasiIr'. M M
3 M n NJ r SSS. ~ Ex III 'w geSsats SssSsc. yy6its doS6a
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M1tnls..

NV YoRK, Dec. 9S.-ptg iron quiet and
steady; American st2 T5al5 %, Coppees dull;
lake Si2sN Lead Hrmj domestic 81 IS Tin
outlet: straits SO 90
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A nlRpM Tnn w1NnoM.

A BIRD IN THE WIND0Ms
bird flying in the window indicates
failure in business, 80 that in panicky
times the poor birds are very weary.
Every horseshoe foundin the roadway
should be placed over the door Of the
house, because it brings the best of
prosperity and keeps witches and the
devil out. Astreak Of profit Is coming
when you find money, because 1t denotes
good fortune.
II your nose itches You will be kissed,
cursed, or vexed. If q horse stumbles
while being led TO the race do not bet
on him. If you fall when going up
stairs, you will have trouble or lose
some lady friend. II your lips tickle
you will be kissed by q stranger.
The Hebrews have o custom Of break.
ing crystal at q wedding to scatter
brightness upon the happy pair, and
they, in common with people OF other
races, throw rice afterthenewly welded
couple when they leave the house to
bring them good fortune. When a dog
howls at night 1t Is q sign Of death to
one who m9y be sick in your house.
Shoulda whitc cat come to your door
there will be q death in your family.
Upset the salt at table and you will
quarrel with your host. Two chairs
facing each other indicate a hasty
visit from some one with good news.
To get rid Of a wart you must steal a
piece Of meat from tho butchers block,
rnbli it on the wart, bury II, and when
the meat rots the wart will disappear
sure cure. When the left hand itches
you will get money. 1.-THE right hand
itches you will shake hands with n
stranger.
The Empress Josephine was said to
have been a clairyoyant. Napoleon
constantly consulted his book otfate;"
and placed implicit faith in %astrologers,
soothsayers, fortune tellers and other
frauds. Josephine was said to have
presaged Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo
because Of the breaking of a vase.
"A toad on the doorstep is a certain
sign that the house is under evil intlu-
ence, and some disaster must necessa-
rily follow. The toad musttbe killed to.
avoid sorrow. In much Ado About
Nothing" Bonedik says "Hang me in a
bottle like a cat, and shoot at me-" This
has reference to the prevailing idea that
a cat was an unlucky animal. There
was a prevalent custom In Shakespeare
time Of placing a cat ina bottle with q
lot Of SCOT and hanging it on a line, and
the person who succeeded in beating
out the bottom as he run under it and.
escaped being marked by the contents
was the hero OF the sport.
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FonpYsprpsrA,

1ndlgpstdnt and Stomach ditofdefh take
V BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Afdealetsk Keep 4 q pesh otl2 G~enuinehas
tadesniark and coNed rcd lime on wrapper.
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~ aennsylvanla ssaaons.
VlHgRnsQIVdRIdIin2s
Trains Run nv Central Tina

TferTr OYRfmlg AT pRRBBFhYANuA STATION o,
WATTR ST., FoQTo or ELEvRNTn ST. NRHEIfH0s
a MoLuRE HOUSE MIIELI4ul AID AT GHt
PE~aNlYLVEAIA STANTON. RitbdRFpRT.
e1rrfrWEEr SYEFEN-HpEE uANnLn RouEH.g
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F1NANoE AND TRADE.



Tho Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
INV YORK. Dec 2a-Noney on call esay at
8toBpor cent lastloan 9per cent; cloSed offered
at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6aS per
cent Sterling exchange easier At a&lla
s71<, Sales Of stocks were $4,000 shares.
The movements in the stock market to-day
wore more than usually interesting. Generally
speaking the 9 Of speculation was stt9ng,
lharp depression in NerlheEti Pacific securities
and decided reaction In Manhattan. New VOTE
& Northern preferred and New England. tIhe
widespread attention. q decline Of lag noints IN
the stocks and IAaSx In the bonds OF the com.
pany having caused hquldatlpnS on. an exlen-
hyaS scale One Of the reports in circulation, was
road, Is depressing Northern Pacific with . view
ofobtaining control In the interest of his com.
pany. Manhattan dropped 4 per cent: alter
wards recovered ~ PEI. cent The coal stoekS
per cent for jersey Central and Delaware o. Hud-
son. Reading was also In demand and closed
with q netgaln Of y per cent Chicago Gas rose
q, Western Union ~, National Lead z ana
market was fayorably intluenccdbythe declded-
ily easier feeling in money and Q fednctioh IN
tho rate Of sterling exchange. which sets at rest
the approximations recently tels "a regard Ss Q Ine
VI e. A9 ANs4AASN
Railway bonds generally firm. sales Sl,699lVV1
Government and Estate bonds dull
Il n srocx auorGTtoXs-stoSED III
nj d req .li3 Nashville & ohatt.. 50
us, 4sconpon..-..ul u New !erseS CenEs.E91a
U. 41Ss FegA-.....l09 INoroLE MeSLPu e.
Pacific IS Of sj-.....l Northern facinc-'.' w
Atchtson {. ..,.+....... .. aSa 40 pEeIgEEeu-"""., 33SSE9
Adams Expross..,l@ Northwestern ........1 lle6
American ExpresS.116 DO reterred.e...!S!
BRlttmore& Ohio. MaSINew York Central-1ggSs54
Canada Paelic..,a... s. Oregon 1mpfoYe't. ~
Canada Southern. !. Oregon NaY...,."...- Il.
Central Paelfc....... IMlPacih0 Mall...,."... SeIS
Chesapeake & Ohio 22NIPltSburgh-:...e-.".!S w
Chicago e Alton.,,, 40 Pullman Palace. 1904
Chi. Bur 4 Quincy. 975N RoAding .."......... b22S
ChicaSo' Gass !. ....,., SIX Richmond Term... TS
O., &C. &Stl I.,... SKI do preferred4..... %
Col Coal Ir0u...., 88MlRoct I~sl9nd,...s... ~
Cotton " CeFtiac,. 40ybst a .:..-., ;,......, 6es1s
Del & Hudson ....... 1917 do preferred. ;,...lIL
Del, Lack. q West,lb1klSt Paul 4 Omaha VIZ
Den. RI q. ptePd. seq do preEerred-.... llS%
rie.......,.,,. 235SlSugaf elsery."...10g4
do preIerred.,.... 6S5zITcun. Coal& IRON SO
Fort Wayne, ,......... 1853 Texas Paelhe......
Illinois Central. $50. 97AlTolj 9. Cen. pref Sd
KanSas& Tex. pref NEiDnIon Paelde....... 3IIS
Lake Erie q West, % u.S s. ExprosS....... 81
do preferred, ...... % w. 8 P-;....... T. I
Lake Shore. .... sees. 1907 do preterred......-, rs
Lead Trust. ..a... ..... 49, Wells Fargo E&-...lt ~
Louisville q Nash western VtaiSB
Memphis & Chas.. 30 Wheeling L: H.. e.
Michigan CentraL..106 do prelerred...... G@7S
Missouri aciac.... b6lSl
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house indicates wealth and plenty. TO.
kill q cat is the worst Of ill-IncE, and
brings seven years OF trouble.
10 meet a red.haired person on first
getting up indicates q dull day Ia busi-
ness, and itsnch q one cross your door
on New Years Day you will have an
unlueky year. While making a trade
liza cross.eyed person looks at youit in
dicates that the bargain will be un-
profitable. To hear a cricket chirp is
good luck, and 1t is always awelcome
sound under the hearthstone Of the
farmers mouse.
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when Baby was SICK, NO gave her cassoria.
when she was a Child, sho cried for castorta.
when she became Miss, she chung to cassori..
whea sho had Children, abe gayethsac assora
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Children Cryfur Pitchers Castota.
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THE JHWEIIED YEAR,

A superstition attaches to every pre-.
cious stone. Twelve OF these have been.
selected as birthstones and applied to.
the twelve calendar months of the year.
They are very prettily described in the
following verses:
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Who Ant come to this world below
with 'dreaf Novcmber's fog and snow
ghouid prlEo the tOpds,e amber hue,
Emblem OF friends and lovers true.
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DrcEMBER

Ifeoid December gave you birth.
ma month n snow and leo and mitthl
piaee ON your hand q tgtq10Ise blue;
success will bless whate'r yoaao.
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A maiden born when autumn leaves
Are rushing In september's breeze
ASaDnhiFe on herbrow should bthd;
'1SyiM euro diseases OF the mind.
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WuFELTyG d pTrTsBURGH DfVIsToNl

For Pittsburgh 6:lD and 7:s1a. M. dalyi I'D
m, daily. except Sunday.
ForPittsburyh and the East e:gSp m. qany
Washington accommodation cup N, 1aAl,
excant sunday.
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oCroDER
ootobers child Is born for WOO
Ind Lfe,S yipISSltudes muStknow;
Bnti ny an ODdi on her breast
And hope willlull those woes 70 rest
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Columbus aooododation. 1905 p m, daily
except Sunday.
b.S6 nm daily. except Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-29

Theglowing rubyshould adorn
Whose who In warm July are born;
ThOn will they be exempt and Tree
From love doubts and anxiety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-29

Wear a surioes1 or for thee
No conjugal felicity;
The August born, without this stone
IT'S said. must I've uuloYed aud lone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-29

From Pittsburgh. 1910 a m. d~a!ly.andi2;l9
D. m, daily. exceptsunday; $50 and lo;l6 y M
d4ily: 80, accommodation 7.soa nj. dsl5
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
Eleventh International COnven
tiOn.
Y. p. 3. G. E.
II. r. ,. q. Z.

Arrangements have been made BY the
Central Missouri Delegation, Y. P. y. C. E,
for special excursion train over the Mis-
souri, Psciic Railway for the Y. P.S. C. E.
Eleventh International Convention to be
Seld at New York City, July 7th to Il;h,
1892 >pecial train will leave Sedsiis July
Alb, IL o'clock midnight, reachiog St. Louis
the following moruisr, thence via Indian
spolis, Cincinnati and Washington, D. c.,
passing through the most picturesque
mountain scenery east of the Rocky Noun
tains, and the beautiful valleys OF the "Old
Dominion .eachin. Washington, the Ma
,ional Capitol, at q reasonable hour in the
afternoon, and where stop over privileges
will be granted both going and returning.
By depositiug tickets with Joint Agent,
New Yo:k Terminal Lines. an extension
will be made on final return limit to in.
clude August Is, 1892. Stop-overs will
also be allowed within insl limit of ticket
for those who desire to visit the celebrated
mountain resorts Of Virginis. For full
itinerary Of the trip and further Informs
lion regarding sleeping car accommoda-
tions, rates, etc. call on or address A. E.
swEEf, Chairman transportation Coamit-
Tee, sedalia, No. 428-w-9t