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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

a., Irs,9'I..ys daily from Union station "a saav,,
Ts.sas s ss; as: s:s: ss :
2oSp. m asily eli Cincinnati ara st. rou,. rsu,,.s-
rsin VITA nnS c. n'FS ss:.
w MtssngtSn % cninnsa seds. L'gs
dsS:SsI: II T; n 1Si. sae ~. In
~ old ,.lsu. I s9sn Vim xsssr p,
inn q on,a ad L,gl.y. ~ .'
iSr n.d $50 m oonnsc;ins IN Union bsso.is;
lotissv. Richmond. %synSsbors s,sunson cs sai
principal Virginia polnts daily. except SUNDAY. "a
Pullman locations and tickets at compsnys oncss.
De ,s ga f;Rr ftfikR Gent Passenger Agent,
RALTIMoRE q OHIO RAILROAD
schedul. In effect MAY e.. 1891,
Leave Warrington from station corner Of New rsrssv
For cA,c..s and Sorshsss, vs -sf Iams.a..
pres trains II; 20 = M, & Is p m. daily.
FOR fiss:s1Ss and cisssisnd express. s.ls Il 80.
Eor LEs.iRs.sa and st.an.on, 40 scan.
rTaps1 ws sna "a hT,s ss,tions as 80
Shsttanoosa aud Memphis. s. IS =. pa. II. is . IN
81 . %s5ss. s'.ln ''
F Sc s p m'sn,: ssss S. & = 20 q M
= sss s. !. b B. . ssSs e IL
IS 30 IS. 90. As mfnutssi Is Of 8 30 70 20. 90 oG
$50. g: Z Z g. U.s. ds& Iss& asS s
fsf xRnsssIs. ana Ds m. IL io.aa.ss
..F9S Fredsriek. rs. As. fii-so q m. MA t%sh
for Eaggrsto~n. -Io 40 a m and IS .aopm
For BOYD and way points. 9. 20 ? m.
tia Is Is y 90 ne a. " q. . 40 I'll "a
sEgi fsS Fol SsD 'rn.
ADElPHlA-
For Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston and the esst.
ssily, 100 90 %. Dining Orr q 10. j, ~ 90 noon
ESQ @ o9 gining Card. dl0 .. IN. slsspins osrs
For PslsdeiphiA Wilmington and chs.ser 900
' sufss P.raor o.r, on all q, train.
Fer Boston, p 20 D. with Pullman Buffet f1eep-
Ing Ses rypnins through 20 Boston Without chAnsY
station ct Boston:
fxaosps Sunday. daily. Hsu.aay only.
,.ss:.: s s. sss r.; s:ss s. q .s 80:
sst;t 0 oS ais 'nd is'i Pa Cha .eS 4 AsR
Gen AAnssR. tmyz1 Gen. RNssL Axrt
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CONSULT THE ONLY URoscoPIAN PHYsI
Sci.n. in washinston Dr., BROTHERS and GRAY;
duced the sie-ns Of inclpient disease almost 70 DER
dinty by examining into the chemical character Of
urinary deposits" We will describe your disease ana
symptoms without asking question by the frst rns
In the morning We treat ali diseases succssssuy to
which the humsn family ssubtsct-dyspepsla, con
situation, piles sorofula rheumatism. bronchtis Its
tomaeh. kidneys &C. reB-lms
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Eighteen Hundred Dwellings Added
to the City in q Year.
GROWTH OF THE NORTHEAST.


OTHING Is so IN
dicative Of the real, en-
during growth of Wash
ington as the great
number Of dwelling
houses which were
erected during the past
fiscal year. The in
spector Of buildings es-
Inmates that $1,000, 900
were invested in their
erection during the
year ending June 80
last, the number Of
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL.

dat. ,s.:,. j Il. B. Of
Hon. H. @ f fEsilssai LID.
Ers
Hon, % S59;bi ss. Il SsS e. 5HD
lecturer q gt HI syE ssSGIRR e Fl S. Courts
hdx snf
E 3oi shs w sSfSs5 e. h.;S
and gd &
table n''r %GTf ipf cGHfBHSSEfstRss s LIN
GO. 9; Patent Oficel
SSss K s!sizs t Il IT States.
Lecturer on the Law Of PaTtnershP and Corporations
Late ten H. S &. from Virginia Virginia,
.1e itsgSS q E. 'f F4 haS g Serl REM
lOfthe Washington Bari
Lecturer on t5sStsf '9f 5fi r 4 s. Moot Court
Hon SAMUEL I. PHILLIPS and Pross CLAUGH-
EUGENE ny B. sna dS SsGSSl LIN.
e Ss aps Wi he
tS Sssb Sns sn s4sss in +. .1 ns
viii be made BY the members IF the faculty.
viii Be aeversd after the Of the
:. The College Building Including the Library aud
will oe 0Pep daily except 81, sssTday
the students and alumni Of the school.
author Of Teatses upon tie Law q Personal Properly
Domestic Relations: wills &c. have been extended
The mode of instruction adopted in this school.
in the EXERCISES during every session Of his class has
tied to forty. ~ A-1
An early enrolment is therefore desirable
the Of esncy Sss
Ss Rss has IN tn T P
practice Of law. commemorate TO lawyers engaged in
who desire to keep up their
Ths :sS'sssIy can 5s seen at hi. once; No 4ss
s$S e sSs;
and Il the S ssss' building
Catalosues containing fun Information as to course
st. n W. and wiilism H. MOrrison 1854 st. nv.
IN & p s.cy
A Ri INsTRUcTIoN.-THE GREATEST OpPoR-
paint and e1.son p:.ss
s1s s saas and e ~ az
e.. :s g m rom 4 ssssss
MS. &; f. Ssa Twelve md
sSsh Rt.PRsi 81 'if fss a.
ME. 4Ss HtzREEHftfEE5s ASD sSHSa
.nd sfnss. SESSION.: Ssxin 8ssoSsr
SIaSMo DR., M LAIN s0E9oL FOB sINa5Ne.
ssrts, .orstorie: md grand opera, Die ;. n b. b.
With a TO as e:
:: NJ
MISS HALsTEAD's PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
nj" daily ,; iS %si 10 g e: 'ss''
TIE hepoNALpTEkLIs scH2oL
T Ry
as. EL EHs circular. 'ddfSss .ss sn
MR. PUTNAM's SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
AA men viii reopen September ~. 1892 Best fscili-
ties offered for pupils Of all and grades Best Of
references Apply for circulars and Information At
1883 Corcoran IT. ss2-2m
TIE sERLrrz s 81 Ys'S !. or LANGUAGES.
CBs.nche. in the principal American and
h1'''''s e1t': 56IS s' Ps.a ct s,E'0'''
THE ART sTUDENTs' LEAGUE WILL RESUME
a Srs~Ss s snd ~ ooS
Nesser, Howard Helmick W. 81. Holmes, y. 8. !.
bunbas. Missss Bertha Z. Perrie and Florence 1.
peHS Aa "a, sos 18th st Circular: {, the
A 010r1z OF l sHh l HS5s I SH2s''
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDRIN
WIN rSopsp MONDAY. SEPTBABEB 70, Win IN
creased facilities for impaxting thorough couIss o.
n sss
1iG ss ses q; Ss;ss 4: ct, ssG''s
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DE CARLETON.
5o7 18th st. nv,
Washington. d.
Graduated London. England. lssA
And New York Is7a
IFYoU HAVE AN ArLMENr,
Acute chronic hereditary you can be rap.dIy re-
stored 10 health and strength by the scientific app-
cation OF electricity and the therapeutic measures
successfully prscticed by Or. Carleton
IF YOU HAVE
Failing memory neursleic wandering nsins s,l-~one
feeling. tired IN the morning than on ecinx 70
bed, energy either for work society," dizzy sps
tvertisc), dull stupid feeling unable 30 concentrate
the mind upon any subject. pain In the back weak
bark bad taste in the mouth pimples or sallow and
unhealthy looking skin. tremors palpisaton Of the
heart feel generally used up and that life 10 losns
its charms for you. Il Is pretty certain taas
NERVOUS DEBILITY
and you should At onee consult Dr.. Carieson VINO r.
positively the only sdvertisng surgeon IN the unitsd
who treats these troubles rscosnxcd scientific
treatment Of these troubles life study Expert uri-
nary analysis. chemical and microscopic. Neurasths-
MIA tnerye exhaustion), diseases of the bladder Md
neys, skin. blood nervous system. any acute
chronic disease within the range Of my speciality.
be treated with skill and born Of experiences
and earnestpess Of desire to bsnet my patisnlA
Hours, eto2. 4 toS. Sunday. to only. Consults-
ton free. Fur further PARTICULAR ses Post"
1y30-a
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The carsvels Nina and Pints have been
eompleted and are now ct anchor In the
harbor ct Barcslons, vhsnce they win be
loved 70 Huslvs BY an American Warship.
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A FAMOUS STATUE.


GUARDED NJ THE Bsv.RIAy LION - the IN
TENSE HEAr-rHE sTAIRwAT AND ROOMS ~
THE srAruK-vIEw FROM TIE wISDows-
HALL CT GLORY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
N WASHINGTON.
NATIONAL coI IL or PnARxAc1.

NArIoSAI oot II s4 or RHARxAc1.
Lectures ssgin LSSbS1. October s. lsee. ct 20
so.a STtbfks s:s:r.i ma . .s s.HSss:
Gr.Stscal ph..m.sy. VIII iabetssosy grsctace han;
in,sao1 ior snsrsnes Thursday. September g. 81
m GH5rlofues and full Affirmation can b obtained
G9m yOHH NILBURN. Treasurer. q the collegs
ouildlne omcs horrs rom l0to II daily. sl<lm
SThNs STAG, fpdf9fSVTE9S fSS PRFsAcTIcAL AcfINo;
scress u now pIepsred g tahe pupis y the dramatic
AT Room Al National rhsster buiidinx.
TNsTRuCTIoN IN PRIMARY BRANCHES ron
nstle girls Hours, $50 an 70 II 80 ?. N. elC
f3tn ~ q ". tMcPherson square). Miss FANNY r.
hSSSIEh ,. Apply ct above number after October q
MRS. ALFRED BUJAC REoPENs BIER SCHOOL
X0 for yvunG ladies October 10 15OS l7th ST. y. ".
NUMBER OF pupiS limited to siI boarders and SIX day
special sttsntion win be sivsn 70 Domestic Econ
oVy apd the practical Of the French language.
mates. DrAvins and AT seSs COW.
THE MISSES TIFFEY's SCHOOL
4 VIII open 81 1895 Corcornn 81 September Ia
Apply Tor circulars Terms moderate. sslS-eolm'
pRIvATK LESSONS : ELEMENTARY OR AID.
\ vence9 Az pupils residence II desired. Expert
cncsd tutor University eraduate frof
=. 14oo Aopkins place. t2o4 St n. W. jy9-sSm3m'
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(11oNzAaA coLLEek
NO 10 ST. NV.
Under the direction o til. Fathers Of IL. soetssy Of
Classical and Busfness couyses OF Ssudfea
English. French. German. Latin Greek. Mathe-
mstics. Dookkeepina Stenography and TypewitinG
are included in the course.
the Business Department special attention ID
paid to the preparation Of students for the civil service
examinations.
In the Classical Department students are prepared
for entrance into the Law. Medical and Scientific De-
partmsnts. especially of Georgetown University.
For further particulars apply to
su32m Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. A..
s,I. .sS s Glass 9gNcy Y.THcD rea
n sS W M M''
SsS ssS1s 2 M
begins ~ tenth year September ~
es y ss
der The guidance q sIpsrisDcsd and thorOuEhy sda
children In June last seven Of students pe.ssd
's and sss m
The buidin1 has Seen ssp.c,.l,y ARRANGED for school
;uppssa Nth msps reference books and With cham
i1:sraesies sdspssd . III. needs and capacity Of
students and thsrs sre special sdvanta@ss to apt
The students IN sttsndancs. large number Of
whom sre PREPARING for colege have des1Fved rspu-
so1n a2r ;:: and for ths .
Text books are furn.hsd free. Cataloeues ct Bal
nG ::is t.'n - .4 RIOS v. s1pwE11, pr.ne.p.,
NINE J. EsPUTA DALl,
TEACHER or VOICE CULTURE
And 0S Hets chain svsfe of rsadtns muaie ct aiehI
>roxr Xnl 4SStn teaching
set1m 1uatc studio. ~ n. y. $50 -.
pRoF. CRONIN HAS RE0PENID Eis 6a0Rf-
= hand classes In 81. Johns CoileyD voIuIo1t gva.
ftsdsnts wil Be- rsesavsd uaai oca Bso ~ ~
MRA zELlA D, DUCHIR -
STU. ''a =: Y: III s si a. s;s.9 sssss.p.,.
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r. edmond AND nayvIII.E RAILROAD 90,
H. '" hoipEkoPER kND REUBEN FosTEh

-
All trains arrive and leave a. Pen nsyiysns p..->.
eer Station. Washington. ID. c.
s1 m--psily local Tor Lynchsu-s and v,rr~n-
ton Connects a. Manassas for Front ROYAL ana strss
burr daily. eacept sunday
II 10 n DAILY connects az Iynchburr sor al
s.stohs on Norfolk and Western railroad and for III
rr1nrrs Points south all Divisions Of Rck rnonA
~ ,p,ahvlle system Pullman Sleeper New York and
wsshinsfon 70 Atlantis. connecting thence With
Int We Birmnsham. uniting At Dsnvfns With sisspse
Vile. 's1 S'e'p" i1 Asos-
- p.m-pany for wsrren,or ana orsnv~ s,a
throns, train for Front Royal aud strssburr daily
NJ u % on q sw--pslly wAsHISaroN AND sourR-
49, yEsIIBULEp LIMITED. composed 60
si sna runs g ants ttime hoursl with Puiirpsa
II ssns Via MONTGOMERY and Washing ton % Msmphh
20 =. rn.-Daily for all principal nnun. south q,
Tichinona and DAnvilie systerf. Pullman sie.rer.
Ecw 1ors and WashinRton 30 Hot springs via Ashe-
vile add washington 10 Atlanta.
IRAfNsON wAsHINGroSA AND OHIO DIVISION
lesve washington at o. loa NJ. 81 .. m daily 4 10
Mashinston T. 20 m. :. rs p. m. daily an n 81 m
and y 50 pm: daily. eroept sunday. Train isavlne
Maenlnfton o p m, and arriving o. - a m exsspS
SUNDAY, runs 20 and from Hsrndnu only
Through trains from the south arrive wa.hfns+,a
..Usm;, 10 p o. N. and Q. % y. m Manassxs Dvis-
ION iou5 :; m. and 9. 90 o. m ercept sunday.
sie-rfnG ar reservstions snd informatlop
tp,n.snea 9. once 100 Psnnsyiysnis ave.. and "
ton, d. Q.
l. s. BROWN, General Aren't Passenger Dspt
W. a. TURK. General pas~~ng~r Agent Mtl
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
~ 623 La. ave-. bet 9Th and 7th SITS n. w.,

4 WILL MBlA COLLktE OF COMMEhCE.
" 623 La ave. bet 9Th and It'll SITS. W.,
C. K URNER. A. NJ, Q. E.. Prin.
Seventh year business educator in this city. Fiji
teen years a member of the faculty Of Eastman Col
leee. Six courses: Business, English, PhonograDh,
Civil Service. shorthand and Typewrlting. superior
and enthusiastic teaching. ThorOugh and practical
courses. Graduates of rare excellence and distin-
suished success. Catalogue free. se27
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT Ma
Nl tional University.-The ninth annual course OF
lectures will be9ip MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, at 8
O'Clock p. m. with Introductory address by Prof.
NJ L. Thompson and continue until the last Thursday
in April. 1893 The examinations for admission win
be held at the college building, Sth and SITS.
wednesday, September ~, o'clock p. m. For
further information apply to II. III. BARKER. N. D..
Dean. 1ll6 X ST. n. ". se27-6t
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE RENOWNED KRAKAUER PIANOS. Also
e.hss make q pianos md erssns tog sale; rr,ces
1909 Q st. Ess.blished isT2- fins tuning md re-
pairing 80
II ALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PfANos-FoR
- weetnseS Power artistic hnish durability up-
nvned Wholesale prices aud rental terms pianos for
rent specseS Agency sil esh 81 n ". seiS-azn
TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE NY
~, VIII W. q. Eetsrrott Co, kssadsnoe. al
1xth o. Aw.. Workshop In the rear. Terrns reason
able dutclass work pianos Vanished and poiishsi
srrans rspairpd Mo Sm:
STEINwAf, CHASE. eABLER. BRIo0s PIANOS
- Organs and EohAus for sale or rent
DkooPs Music store
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RAILROADS..
TEE eREAI

srt RR2t Sai EkiSas. dsiE2siSSlSS
gsssss sfS ssS I sssssoa
f iss sss s w a.: s
Sesnss: .1a as iS 10 e sss s:s 1,., =, as
sss si..,ins CIR FROM r,,.suys % oois ssrs
': :ss g. sSa ss3s:s nm; Eth .s
ss r y (. ca S sSs e asr,.sSys as
ss:s1rr s, Ieg. cosss sss pgs fea... -:
S.y9 r.pr...s.T o = N 1.iis' va ss ..ssss
nsTr,,suy. With tsrOusk si-~pss g, rsi.Ssurs
srhtt.surs, ooluT bus. 6pciunst. fSs. ~ sf'y
..Sas,os M ~ l fSa tS, as",sr s =. q
Fiesmood Npf@ .s,ss t,r p,..n. S.I n'sce. ::
F,,.sars and 81. West. with through sIssg.r q
Eses. Ssl'. .sa s... IAN.
For E5s csn.sd.,@1s ana Roos. :. a.,,, "a, pr,
p ana NTH S sis.riDs asy :.s,r, s.,sr., s
For wilii.msport. koch.sssr and S..gar. r.i,. a,
&sshins. s e: s,S S ss,gra.y with sie-Vns os;
For williaInsrort. R-ncvo ana rlu,r. q, 10 N.
rok saft ssSSrLsTis WV YORK .xp TN,
fs H M. 'fs Il $ N IN @ s ss * o sSa
o.rs ys sm L,%..a PULLMAN v..,ssi. h,lss
@1oA ! e, Sc;f s.s, ,,v,-xn.
Win Dining csS RON s.iii@ss-. ~. NJ Nsp rc-s "a,
S., ~ he, -sss a. r..
,reet station. Phiisdelphia Cor erOad s,r.s,..s
FOR PHILADFLpHI, ONLY,
fasa snrpre's $50 am weed asys and Is . n
kccommoa.hon. s o@m m. a.n,
For Boston. without ch.nse. g'.o.. .,,.
For Brooklvn II Y ali ,,,o,.e ,..,...
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erased fscltiss for impartins thorough eouras %
aspsrtmsnf The nnsicsi sourss euaRrsess yoosi
le64ons and tnsructious on the piano. harp, violin
Sc "a ss ssssaslSe s'a e e ''sscsSa
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THE McDONAID-ELLIs SCHOOL,
L Corner 18th st. and Mass. ave.
English and French Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls. Tenth year begins
eeptembef D. 1892. For CIRCULAR address the Prir
cipsl. Miss ANNA ELLIS. je25-1aw4m
Mr.. PUTNAMs SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
NA men VIII reopen September %. 1892. Best fsciM-
ties offered for pupils Of all and grades Best Of
references Apply for circulars and Information 1t
t453 CorcoTsn st. ss1-Sn
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:: :: :, t t +, F F

Prize medal pxris Exposition. 200 nr~s p-~usuu,;
;ndcTed by oyer 100 music school. ana COLLEGES for
durability. Old Pianos taken In exchanrN NE oaiS
Cpright hAt can axe The place o. drsnd
sa24-t PPE1FFER CONL1Ff. Az llth ST. q w.
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BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO co.. Durham, NJ G,
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
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TIE BERL1TZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAaEs,
123 18th st. NV.
branches In the principal American and
European cittes). send for circularx.
N. A. Jolly. Principal

THE ART sTUDENTs' LEAGUE WILL RRsUMR
In Srs"as snd oa Ssoee
Nss,er. Heward aelmick Y. =. H9lmss. .. 8. :.
Pond, Address sos 18th st. NV. Circulars 81 the
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PEHsoNs IisHNQ nm fENsioN vo1oS.
L - sxec1se4 9 Mt Aonea a rsqV1x1ne - 0GT1
ls;:Sa 49, : sos: {: sA'' A'sA saasSaSa
g. Q. aANRsoH Notary ruAus
su31-lm' leao In q ~
ConnesIQNEn on DERDe FQ1 MY 6fzi1
y mo '' oHHSSf1 y ~ Is : 2,sS
lne1hcs IRON Dan % SH IL
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1892-06-13

An instance almost as strange as fc-
ten itself occurred in the marriage
license depar, ment at the recorders
Office yesterday. 1t appears that about
fifteen years previous to the late CIVIL
war colOred man, who now gives
the name Cf Anthony Edwards, and
who was then married after the Gus.
tom Of those times, resided with his
master in Pike County. Mo. From
some cause not kDOwntO Edwards his
master sold him to Southern planter,
but retained possession OF his wife
and one child, the only result OF the
marriage. After reaching the South,
Edwards Iostall race of his wife and
bis former master and child. After the
War he remarked, a. did also his wife.
His second wife dying, be drifted to
St. Louis several, ears ago, and by q
peculiar coincidence his wife, having
lost her second husband. also came to
this city. the daughter bv the Pike
county or elave marriage accompany
ing her. The daughter, having re-
ceived some ibtima ton that Der father
was in St. Louis, made interchangeable
efforts to find him, and after about
three years. search succeeded in lOcat-
ing him in Ec wardsvil|e. The result
was meeting ber~ her father and
mother, after separa i'm OF over
thirty five years. The s,qnel of this
meeting was the appearance at the
recorders Office yesterday Of RE aged
couple for the pu'pt ST. ui q. taini, x a
marriage license. They gave ihpir
names "a Anthony EOwsrd,, aged 70
years, and Lucinda Gibson, aged 70
years They looked r+markably Wig
orOuS ana harry, cCnN d"riDg their
aces, ard ~til! have b. fne 1htm a lease
to sever ! m.Ae Was II lite The
daughtt" wa DrtSer', ard appeared
Ov~rj ~. d ~ H. ~,S"t f Re invade
hrs NJ IDn;S (yIfhp Deanoc mt
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1892-06-13
WANTED.

Copies of the Agricultural Report,
for the following years, 1s.:5, 1874
aaG Svs~, to complete the file for
our Library. Any person having
copies Of the above books for these
years, to dispose of, will oblige by
communicating the facts to
The Uuion,
Bloomington, Utah.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1892-06-13
UNION FOOTLIGHTS.

Published at St. George Utah, and distributed
throughout Washington County and at Theatres
at the Social Hall.
Advertising rate ten lines Of this type. 81 for
first insertion, each subsequent insertion 60 cts.
Local Notices ten cents line
Birth and deaths published free.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1892-06-13

Conference is over and all have
enjoyed themselves, having receiv-
ed much good instruction.
Have you tried the Beehive?
The residence of VIM. DeFriez
is being covered with a new roof.
Read our new advertisements
some of them may interest you.
w. O.. Bentley's barn will likely
have roof soon as the rafters are
being put in place.
We have good violin for sale.
Cost In Salt Lake City, $50. Will
tske 500. Apply to j. W. Carpen-
ter, st. George.
Show us the man who thinks he
n ever had small beginning and
we will show you the man who lets
his selfesteem get the better Of his
good judgement.
Beehive Laundry Blucns.
Go to John Pymm's for Books,
Stationery, Watches, Jewelry, No
tons, DC.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
EoN SPENCER SMITH one of the raj

Fox. SPENCER SMITH. one of the rail-
road commissioners of Iowa, and one of
the committee of FIVE appointed to cons
slider the question of equipment of freight
cars throughout The country. with uni
form automatic coupleIs and train
brakes, has issued report of progress
made since the committee was appointed.
A great deal of work had to be done IN
the way of ascertsining how many roads
were using automatic couplers, and the
kind in use. A number of reports we're
also received from various associations of
railway employees throughout the coun~
try. Commissioner Smith states that q
451 employees were killed in the railway
service last year, and $4,000 injured.
These are startling figures that should
receive the attention of the country and
of congress.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
Keep Growing.

Life ought to be, for every healthy ma
ture, one quenchless thirst for achievement
experience and expansion. No limits are
set to the human soul, although time keeps
strong registry against the human form
In this century some of the greatest things
have been done by old men-men who have
declined to stop and step out of the ranks,
and who have gone on adding strength to
strength and service to service until old
age has become the fruitful harvest of
October, and not the bleak barrenness of
December. Physical infirmities are not 10
be warded off by an effort of will, but no
man need decline because his body dimin-
lshes in force. Growth takes on many
forms, and it can still persist when the
senses have begun to fail
1t is a great gain to Danish from our
thoughts the ideal of life which fixes its
best period at the beginning. 1t is a great
thing to look forward to ever increasing
gain, to think always of leading and ad-
vancing, never of retiring and retreating.
The charming old woman who began to
study painting after she was sixty years
old is a capital illustration of the spirit
in which We ought all to take hold of
life. There are few, who, like the doge
of Venice, beyond the age of ninety, can
climb the wall of a besieged city at the
head of an attacking force, but there is no
one who need settle down to decline and
decay because youth is past. Life has no
limits for those who know how to live, and
the joy of it lies in moving with the tide
and keeping at the front until the time
comes when there is greater and higher
opportunity elsewhere.-Christian Union.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
No Politics in 1t.

The duty on Canadian barley was ten
cents bushel. The trainers of the Nc
kinley law sought to raise it to thirty
cents. The border towns, without re-
gard to party lines, protested against
any increase, but offered to compromise
at fifteen cents. Senator Hiscock was
Indifferent or hostile, and the objections
of Buffalo, Osw go, ETC., were I'M
needed.
The increase was gratuitous. 1t was
not needed for purposes of protection
The farmers of New York cannot be in
duced tc raise barley to any extent. 1t
is an expensive crop. Western barley
Will not answer The uses of brewers,
who are the principal consumers of bar
ley. 1t was not al instance of foreign
underselling don este product. Malt
sters cheertully paid higher price for
Canadian barley than they could buy
the New York product for, because they
believed that Canadian barley alone
would make the best quality of beer.
The mailing and brewing interests of
Buffalo are very large This trade now
claims that 'the experience of the past
year has demonstrated that the predic-
tons of those favoring the increased
duty on barley were erroneous, as is evil
dent by the fact that the value of barley
Is lower now than il was when the duty
was only ten cents per bushel." A meet
ing was held on change recently to ask
congress to restore the old rate of duty.
Congress should heel the request Buff
falo Express.