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party will support the republican candidate,
Chester L Long. The republicans claim that
Simpsons defeat will break the backbone Of the
third party, as. he is regarded as the leader in
Kansas. Simpson says be will make a school
house campaign and that he will travel over his
district. which contains thirty-seven counties,
and Is 100 by go miles. on his bicycle and see
three-fourths Of the votera 1t promises TO be
a very exciting contest
CLOVER WILL MAKE NO SPEECHES.
Congressman Clover, who is referred to here
as ''the man who went to sleep on the silver
bill, is not feeling very well over his defeat by
a lawyer. Clover organized the alliance and
peoples party in Kansas. but now. he says, il 10
in the hands Of jackleg lawyers, who are riding
it for Office. Clover will make no speeches
for the party, but allow the fusionists to solve
the problem.
Baker and Davis are both actively outlining
their campaign. In each Of their districts the
fight will be intense and the outcome can only
be guessed at.
PROSPECT OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS
During the past week your correspondent has
talked with men Of all parties Of the state. From
the information gained il is certain that nearly
half Of the democratic vote Of the state will be
polled for the republican state ticket II this is
done the republicans will elect the ticket BY at
least 30 900, as it is known that great many ex-
republicans and ex-Union soldiers who voted
with the alliance two years ago will vote the re-
publican ticket this year, on the ground that a
vote for Weaver is a half vote for Cleveland, and
as between Cleveland and Harrison they are for
the latter.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schooner Ruark, Crisaeld Nd. Capt David Dix
from Nanticoke with LOO watermelons. Schooner
Chase. Crisheld. Nd. Capt. samuel Chase. from
Quantico creek. Wicomico county, with l 200 water
Schooner speed, Crisned. Nd, Capt. White, from
Rap shannock rive- with 60 600 fee. of lumber
Scaooner j. q; Mas1n. Crisfeld. Nd. Capt. Rowe.
light. from Alexandria Three schooner Hood
Ca Hood. from the Kennebec river with 100 OF
Ice. at Georgetown-
Three-mast schooner II. Rudolph. Philadelphia,
Capt. Burns from Georgetown, d. C. with coal for
Hsverhill. Mass. Schooner Thomas c. Eaton. from
Sieorgetown. ID. c.. for Fortress Monroe. Schooner
lnile O. Cruise. from Georgetown. ID. c.. to Old
Point Comfort Steamer Alton, Alexandria, Capt.
Bailey. 10 OccoQuan, Va, to Load lumber and wood
for this port Sloop Ware. Georgetown, ID. c.. Ca g.
Scott TO Maryland Point u load wood for this port.
=. 10 Glymont to load watermelons for this port
Schooner Cloudy May, Cambridge, Nd. Cart. John
Richardson TO Dorchester county load waite melons
for this psrt steamer Snmonds, Edenton, G; Cap.
for Baltimore Barges Philadelphia and Reading No.
3, No. u, No. IL No. So lily and Edon. TO Phiadel-
phia light In tow OF tug Peerless. Baltimore.
DUE.
Steamer Occoquan Georgetown. d. c., Capt B. c.
Davis. from OccoquAn. with yellow pine piles
schooner Harry and Charley. Georgetown. D. c..
Capt kendr OK. from Nomini. Va. wi b wood
Carrie aud Bell. from Petersburg with lumber about
90 0O feet. Schooner George p KeAgle, Capt W. J.
wainSrtzht. from Norfolk with 30 900 feet Of lum
1cver rd F s9no2Ssp chilss RSme Ssr
Schooner FoSn.ing sea. B fillmore, Capt. Dtllard
from the Rappahannock yer, with enc ampment lum-
her: schooner Murray Vardiver. Baltimore, Capt.
cainpnent lumber.
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A HALF-HEARTED FIGHT.
What the Democrats Hope to Accomplish
in Vermont.

What the Democrats Hope to Accomplish
in Vermont.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
MONTPELIER, VT, Aug. 20, 1892.
'No, there Is not any prospect of making il
a doubtful state, but we are confident of largely
reducing the republican majority" remarked
one Of the democratic campaign managers TO
The SrAR's correspondent.
The quadrennial political fight In Vermont
will be over in three weeks, yet, except an
occasional flag Topping in the lsneuid breeze
with UPHOLSTERED tail bearing the names Of
the national nominees, there 10 nothing to re-
mind one that the people are about to reassert
their sovereignty. "A political campaign in
Vermont IL never . violently hilarious thing,
but this year there has been even less animation
than usual A leading republican assured
The Stars correspondent that the
unusual heat had smothered what little interest
there was in politica. The republican feeling 10
one OF entire security. Its only question Of
disniss the question Of politics to take mp the
much moro interesting muster of the national
guard Of the state In the meadows north Of the
town.
The two parties are entirely in accord on this
potnt-that the result h only . question Of
majority. But what little s6ert the democrats
arc exertng y TO cut down the republican
majority with . visw. Of having o
political eject on The campaign else
where. But the local nanaesrs are given
little aid by national democrstio kead-
quarters, although B. B. emallsy, the national
committseman from Vermont, h snsmbsr Of The
committss directing ths national dsmoerstie
yaneat + Isehsa upea = .i.ssx,en,, "a
3 IN - ~ ~.
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AT PINEY POINT,
Notes Of the Doings Of the Morton Cadets
While In Camp.
Correspondents Of The Evening Star

Notes OF the Doings OF the Morton Cadets
While In Camp.
Correspondence Of The Evening star.
CAMP THos. W. wuLrANs,
PINEY PoISr, Nd: Aug. %, 1892
The boys have it on Private wiggington. He
was on sentry duty at the northeast end Of
camp-and lonely spot it is. Drowsiness early
overtakes one and wiggington was not an ex-
ception to the general rule. He sat down in q
chair, holding bis rife in the right hand and
looking straight ahead. Cadets McConville and
Malone, the two who have made themselves
famous as ladies' men, and who are always up
to some piece Of mischief or other, stole up be-
hind the tired sentinel They made 1.-THE DIS
turbance-just enough to arouse the doxing
man.
He jumped up, shouted, "what's the scorer
unchanged bayonets, with the yell: post corpo-
raj No. 2. guard halt" 1t Is supposed that he In
tended to ask for the countersign instead Of the
''score," and, although the latter sentences n
little mixed up, it brought the corporal
Private Blandy was calling down the blessings
Of eternity on the person who took his BLANKET
last night
Last night Lieut. Shepard invited select
party Of Indies and gentlemen to accompany
him in sailing excursion on his beautiful yacht,
the Alert. Everything appeared 10 indicate .
coming storm, and ~ the sea was rolling heavily,
the maternal guides refused 10 permit their
daughters to 60. We were compelled 70 accept
their decision, but 1t was not with feeling Of
acquiescenee.
The guard yesterday was a. follows:
Lieut.. Redman, oflcer Of the day; Sergeant
Astel, sergeant Of the guard; Corpcrals ynene-
mann, Birckhead and Bevans .:corporals of The
guard; Privates Hancock, Dickson, Nark, Chin
ner, wigsington and Mattingiy.
The guards were posted ct II o'clock and
order preserved throughout the nighI
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E. P. Ellis, blacksmith, was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded last night by George
Schmitt, rival blacksmith at San Diego, Cal.
A few minutes before the shooting Schmitt ex-
hibited to pstrolman an ugly cut over his
heart. but refused to give the name of his as
salant. Passing up the street he encountered
Ellis, who is supposed to have stabbed him, and
he shot Ells in the abdomen. Schmitt was
lodged in jail. The affair is the outgrewth of
trouble between the union and the non-union
blacksmiths of San Diego. Some time ago the
shop of Schmitt was blown up with dynamite
and he had Els and another man arrested for
the crime, but they were discharged.
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The Mother Was Too Late.

At the Spencer House, Saratoga, at o
late hour Saturday night, the Rev. DR..
Joseph Carey, rector Of the Bethesda Epis-
copal Church, joined in matrimony two Of the
attaches Of Forepaugh's show. They were Miss
Louisa Adele Nileson, trapeze performer, and
William Herbert Wilson. one Of the superin-
tendents Of the show. The wedding w9s not to
have taken place until the show reached Sche-
nectady, but Miss NILSSON accidentally learned
that her mother had. in response to Q cable
gram from q member Of the family, reached
New York from Europe Saturday and intended
to prevent the marriage. In order to prevent
any possible scene the ceremony was performed
here.
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Three Men Killed in q Riot.

riot took place Sunday evening Ut
Limestone, little town three miles north
west Of Bedford, Ind, in which three
men were fatally shot. A wagon load Of men
and women were returning to their homes and
stopped in the principal street. The mon got
out Of the wagon and created . disturbance.
Constable Stultz arrived and attempted TO ar
rest some Of them and they resisted. general
fght took place. Rocks, knives, clubs and re-
volvers were used Three Of the men were shot
by the constable. The people In the wagon all
belonged to one family, their name being Lentx.
Two Of the mon who were shot ere dssd and
another will die.
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Gil & Son.

au1S COR. nth AND STREETS
KERvAND. ENGRAvER AND LITHO6RAPHER
N l0l2 Penna. NV.
Visiting cards printed from plate. 7jc. per 100 eel
nRUNKENNEss OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ lively cured by administering
DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Sold by s. +. WARE. Druggist. Washington. je7-l ~
7. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST NV.
- Building Papers. Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick
Clay and Tile. Asbestos. Elue Lining. Pulp. Slate 10
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TRYING TO MAKE IT Easy.

TRYING TO MAKE IT EASY.
'Silas," said Farmer Begosh to his son whom
he Is sparing 10 expense to educate, 81 wish
ye'd take the roam colt and cut yerself saplin'
and take the money to pay on the mortgage"
''Yes, but what do I want the sapling for?'
'Wal," said the old man apologetically, 81
thort We might wallop the road weth it as We
went along an make yerself kind O. bleve ye
was piayin' polo"
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a Broken Apstr.lisa Bs.k,
PrNEY PorSr, Md: Aug. %. 1892

Tho London COMMITTEES Of the NsIbourns
shareholdsrs Of the Mercantile Bank Of AM
tralia reports that the bank has bssa IN
solvent since 1889. II also reports Inst Sir
Matthew Davies, the chairman Of Tie director
ste, made advances 70 various companies y
promoted, losing E50o. 900 in such outlays. IL
p probable that The sharshold1s yin b OBLIGED
70 meet . dsdctt Of can, ooo. London shsrs-
Acldsrs hxgsly be1ghs tsssss q . prsuiun.
1A1eao - eEtm1nA pcoessu1ksa eEo DndD
aU1n0 - enn6Dn - akDo1nR
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CEo. W sTICKNEY. Auct.. 1916 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO 1925
STREET NORTHWEST

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trnst dated the Goth
dav Of May. A. D. 1891. and recorlad IN Liner No
1856 folio 80 Fl sec. Of the land records - the
District Of Columbia snd At the request Of the holder
of the note secured thereby. Will sci az piI6,ic
auction, in front Of the premises. TUESDAY. III
TwENTY-THIRD DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1922. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described re.l
estate AMI the improvements theron situate IN ne
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia TO Wit; Lot
NUMBERED nine 90 in square numbered one hundred
anil ninety-four 1917 subject deed Of trust secur
ing note for OOOO and interest thereon at per
cent Per annun from October IL. 1891.
Terms o. sale: half cash Of hereinbe-
fore mentioned deed Of trust and the balance in one
I'D and two CO years. with interest AZ the rate OF per
centum per snnum and secured by deed OF trust on
property sod. all cash AZ option Of purchaser Al
convevancing and recording At purchasers COST
deposit of 900 will he required At time OF sale II
the Of sale not complied with Wi min ten
DAYS from the day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right resell the property at the risk and cost OF do
faulting purchaser.
,n,oa.a.. R BIRR 7 TR Wilson Trustees
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The British steamer Roma, from Lon
don for Brisbane, has been wrecked near
Algoe bay. 1t b expected that every
body on board Of her was drowned. Four
bodies have already been washed Ashore The
Roma was an iron screw steamer Of l,7x3 tons.
She was 333 feet long, 50 feet beam and n feet
deep. She was owned by the British India
Steamship Company, and her hailing port was
0lasgow, ct which place she was built in ls7a
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GOV. TILLMANs SUPPORTERS ARE ALL ALLIANCE
MEN, But WILL NOT ORGANIZE A THIRD PARTY
UNTIL AFTER THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
As TO THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRa
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UNDERWRITERS.

6 H HINES, UNpEaTAKER AND FMBALNER
De and manufacturer Of supplies. ga to 50 per
n ". Telephone 775. sul9-6m
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A Few QuEsr1oxs.

Have you raid % cents for half pound boxes Of
Cream Peppermint or Cream wintergreens! Our price
i ID cents. Have you paid so and 80 cents pound
for Candies. We will equal it for % cents pound.
Have you paid 50 cents 81. 90 81. % for Finest
French Candy: We the same as to quality. assort
ment and style Of packing for 90 cents pound in
fact all our Candies sold at popular prices; tine
large demand enables to offer extra values have
40 years exper nee IN candy making, for particular
Iatronace and satisfying thousands of people in
Washington and throughout the United States. Can
supply your candy wants.
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at is wise for poets to avoid pronounced eff
fects, don't you think?" said Dabbles.
"Yes," replied Dibbles. They shouldn't
read their productions aloud"
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A Berlin dispatch says: Lieut.. Hoebern ksd
trouble early In last week with Herr Tseuhels,
. sculptor, and Herr Pertz, . painter. fhs
differences between the oficer and the srsiss
were caused by the formers sighting remssD
concerning the members Of club In Brsalau 10
which Psrtz and Treuholz belonged and we're
further aggravated BY the heutsnants rsfee-
lions upon women Of the artists scquaintancs.
Eventually Hoebern brought msttsrs 20 . bad
BY insulting both men in public. They ch~l-
lenged him and the duels were fought vssh
pistols ON Thursday. In the hrst duel Trsukslz
vas severely and, psfhaps. morally wounded
In the second Pertz vss shot Dad Hoeberr ,
under military arrest
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VALUABLE PROPERTY. no SOS TwENTY-FIFTH

STRFET NORTHNESI, At AUCTION. -
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST TWIN
TY-FOURTH. 1892. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, IN front Of
the premises shall sell lots 81 and 40 in square
Is Lot b mas front Of about 10 feet by depth
Of 50 feet 18th street between and K Lot 40 Is
the portion of lot 81 with width and depth
and fronts q 30-fOot alley.
Terms One-haf cash. balance in sir and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust. all cash. option Of purchaser
Conyeyancinz and recording at cost OF purchaser.
AGO deposit required at time Of sale.
aul1-dSds LATINER & SLOAN. Auctioneers
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EXTRACT Or BEEF,

EXTRACT Or BEEF,
Inferior and imitation sorts coarss Of disagree
able odor and unpleasant favor. but the genuine
LrEB1a CoMpANrs,
Bearing the authorized signature Of Justus Won
Lebig the great chemist. has the odor Of beef
gravy. ne favor. dissolves clearly in water and
Stimulates with the finest and simplest cookery.
FOR DELICIOUS. REFRESHING BEEF TEA
FOR IMPROVED AND ECONOMIC COOKERY.
au4-th.tu
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SPECIAL SALE OF
TWENTY-FIVE CRATES OF CROCKERY
WITHIN OUR SAL rs ROOM
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TWENTY-FOURTH,
AT TEN A NJ,
COMPRISING W G. Plates all sizes. Decorated Toilet
and Tea Sets Evers and Basins. Deep Plates Pitchers.
all sizes; Congress COees and Teas. Gov Chambers.
Platters. &c.
Dealers hotel and boarding house keepers invited.
Goods must be sold. regardless t. cost auS2-2t
II ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
IL 14O7 q NV
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"He confines himself to the lighter forms of
amusement" said theatrical man.
"Farce-comedy?"
mo; fireworks"
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"why should say more, Herbert?'' she muir
INJURED. do not my eyes speak affection?''
eyes," replied Herbert. who is q young man
of practical ideas; but you know you can't
always believe your own eyes"
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THOMAS DOWNING & son, Auctioneers.

PROPERTY IN TIE VILLAGE OF LINCOLN"
DC.
By virtue OF a decree passed on the ID Of October
1881. by the Supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bia IN cause No l.. ls. Eq. Doc. 30. Richard I. Bell
sgt. Allen +. Bell the undersigned will offer sale
at public auction. in front of the PREMISES. MON
DAY. AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH. 1892. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the following Lots Of Land in the
Official subdivision Of Lincoln, ID. C.. to wit: Lots
nine (S) to sixteen l. inc uSive. of section ID,
described in Liber 14 and folio III sea- OF
the land records Of said District. improved by small
Frame House.
Terms Of sale one-third cash. Of which deposit of
ESQ be paid At the tiIns of sale, and the
in two equal ins.alm-iits of one year and two
years. respectively. with interest from day of SALE
the deferred payments TO be secured deed trust
the property sold Conveyancine and recording at
PURCHASERS Terms Of sale be complied with
In ten days after SALE property will be resod
and risk q purchaser in default This is made at
the risk and cost Of the defaultnC purchaser
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee.
au1S-d&ds 521 ~ NV.
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81 lost my way in New York" said Bliggins,
'but a new policeman set me right again
''How do you know he was q new policeman
'By his great politeness."
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Y ATcLIFFE, DARE { co. .Aacts go Pa ave n. W.

m
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSES ON SEVENTH STREET
EXTENDED NEAR THE SCHUi TZEN PARK
BEING Nos: 3lu2 AND 3l04 SEVENTH
STREET ROAD.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust Fiven and duly re-
corded in Lber 1851 folio 2i2 ct seq one Of the Land
records of the District % Columbia ami the request
Aurtion in front ~ the premises TUE DAY.
AUGUST IHIRTIETH. 1892. at HALF PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p M all that certain piece or parcel OF
land and premises knOwn and Distinguished and
being tho north thirty COD feet Of lot numbered one
(1) in block numbered eight ~ Of Todd and 3rown's
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasan, Pains
fronting eth street road sni extending WITH that
width deTth Of seventyhve C75) feet together with
all the improvements. easements, hereditsments and
appurtenances 70 the sane belonging In anywise
aIpertsining-
FERNS: The amour, Of the Indebtedness secured by
the above trnss- 600. ami $500 secured by prior
deed Of with the erued interest both and
sale be raid IN cash The balance the
Eurc1sse money payable TO suit the purchaser with
interest At the rate Of p-r cent per and
cured by deed Of the property sold all cash.
% the purchasers option. deposit Of 500 10 be
paid when the property Is knocked down. Terms to
b complied wth In fifteen days from the day Of sale
the trustees right 10 resell the property
81 the risk and Of the defsuting purchaser. An
convey Ancing. recording. &c. al purchasers coast
JOHN A. sCHAEFER.l -~r.,...
HENRY JORDAN. Arus'e7s
RATCLIFfE. DARR L CO..
aulSdkdD AuctioreerA
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FUTURE DAYS.

III BERNHEIMER Co, Auctioneers,
H. Successors 10 Weeks Il Co.
LARGE SALE OF CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-SIXTH
At TEN O'CLOCK A ".
AT THE CONTRACTORS YARD,
CORNER OF SOUTH CAPITOL AND q STREETS
SOUTHWEST, OPPOSITE BALTIMORE AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD JERSEY YARD,
COMPRISING IN PART FIFTY CARTS. LARGE
LOT HARNESS. PICKS, SHOyELS,
STORES. &c. &c.
BIT ORDER OF MASON VOOLFOLK.
aunsS-3- CONTRACTORS.
III BERNHEIMER h CO.. Auctioneers,
H. Successors In Weeks Co.,
So Louisiana ave.
CONSTABLE SALE
OF
ONE COMPLETE LATHE. WITH MOTOR
ATTACHMENT,
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOM THURSDAY
AUGUST TwENTY-FIFTH.A AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
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English Tailors Locked Out.

English Tailors Locked Out.
Fof . long time there has been .
dispute between the journeymen tAilsn
in England and the masters regarding me
matter Of piece work. Threats Of striking were
made, and yesterday - matter Of protection ne
employers locked out their men. The numkg
Of tailors made idle BY this action u 81, 900
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ATTORNEYS.

CAxPBELL cARRINGToY, ATToRNEY-Ar
OWscstsf Law building. sos d a. n ", Wsssiag.
-. DC ks9dsnss. xT''x-t Az. a.:
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% b nay Ridgs s.d Rstsrn- %.
D. and o. trains at cas- Am, l.So pm, a.
p.n-, Sundays 81 sSs an, i3o PA, s:is pa
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FOE sLEEPLEssNEss


u. C. r. Daka Denev1ne. m, saye II hsvD
fouD1t r. ed & alone. 70 be capable Of prodnc1zx
svoes an1 1atural s1eep n cases of insomnia I'm
sssss g e: - e s .s,sa e ssss. s'nse
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GRArEFu~CoMroRr1Se.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough tnowledGe Of the natural laws which
the operations of digestion and nutrition and
aesref1l application Of the tine properties OF ll.
selected Cocoon Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with delica.e favored beverage which may
save many heavy doctors bills 1t is by the judi
cous of such articles Of diet that constitution
may be gradually built until strong enough to re-
sst every tendency to disease Hundreds Of subtle
maadies floating around US ready to attack wher-
ever there is weak point. We may escape many .
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortfned with
pure blood and properly nourished frame IL Civil
Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only
in half-pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS CO.. Homeopathic Chemists. Lon
don England. Jess. m. tu1y
DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT Pos
ITIvELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Itcsn he given in cup Of coffee or tea or in food.
without the knowledge Of the patient II is absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient is moderate drinker or an alco
hoic wreck 1t has been given in thousands Of
and in every instance perfect cure has followed 1T
NEVER FAILS. The system once impreenat ed with
the Specific. II becomes utter impossibity for the
liquor appetite 30 exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Prop'rs. Cincinnati. o.
4S-page book of particulars free lobe had Of
B. +. WARE, Druggist,
Under Ebbitt House,
te7-tu. tn sly Washington, ID. c.
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TOMORROW.


THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts. bl2 ST. n W.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX
TEEN (I6J HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
AT AUCTION; ,-,,,,,,-r,r
1s,s. Al fLEvEN. O'CLOCK 4 NJ WITHiS
sES T99M We sls wiz tfD s Slt SIXTEEN fTFFEE
ING H6EsEs ASD MARES; SIX OF WHICH WHICH
SIX TO SEVEN YEARS OLD. MEIGHING
FROM ]. 200 TO 800 POUNDS, one FINE
ROADSTER, SIX YEARS OLD. BALANCE GOOD
WORKERS AND DRIVERS SALE POSITIVE.
No POSTPONEMENT on ACCOuNI OF
au22-3t Auctioneers.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
SHOOTING STARS.

Hes not bear; in fact he is
The most persistent bull in town,
But Joy complete lllumes his phiz
Whene'er the mercury goes down.