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u IlCIAIS-DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
been received at this Department from Mr. $ p c
carSsss tes n a S ssn. Of as used States
Cuba Of Jua b. Zarala The LEGAL repre~cniatfveso Of
Ing to this Department Per dispatch No. l2l lated
D-cemoer 81. ISL. IL
IcIMnnI5DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH.
~ ington. DC. February 4. lSr2.-Inforinaiion hiss
the ct son ss Of te ne stain, Mr.
Calao of Daniel Calvin United States citizen a resi-
sr Of Ss .ssa an & e
i rs,c ~ apIyins 10 thls DenAr;msnt Per DIS
ratch no. 10 Dated December n. 1891 IL
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
- District OF Columbia. Washington, February 4,
sicners Of the pisra q comnba have Teee,Tsd
from Congress the following bills. with request for
fore reporting on thee Oils she comnssioners desire
10 iGow wha, obect9ns II any exist 70 said proposed
s;ops at l22'elock m. on the following days: MON
porate the WASHINGTON Central Street Railway Com
Pany Beginnlng for the at the intersection Of
south along 18th street west to d street northwest.
MIN 'tn street northwest thence over the tracks of
the MetropoitSn street Railway Company eastwardly
thence eastwardly on q street northeast to
and around Stanton Square on the south
along Wary and avenue 10 the cas-; side of 18th
sst ans TIE intersection OF Boundry and Streets,
stanton Square the north SD Thereof and along
street northeast t. delaware avenue, thence on the
tracs OF the Metropuisn street Railway Company TO
New Jersey avenue northwest. aianz said avenue 10
street northwest. anu along said street northwest
1th street northwest thence said and
10Th street northwest aforesaid 10 the place begin
nsll Also beginning at the intersection o. street
north and 18th street east thence east along street
10 10Th street northeast thence north 18th street
tc street northeast thence along sand
TO the intersection OF street with the track Mary
land avenue MONDAl. the 18th instant. bill
tSOSj a or the erection % ormaiory and house
OF det-ntson 10 women charged with cts OF
cIiDes and .lisdelnsanOrs the district OF Coum-
bia J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS. ". I. RIOS
SELL, Co:amisers. ID. c. fe5-.r
TkEAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Comptroller Of the Currency, Washington. jan
uary IL, ls52.-"hereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. IL has been made 10
APPEAR that 'ihefarmers and Mechanics' Nat.onlI
Banh OF GeolgetOwn," in the city OF Georgetown IA
tue county OF Washington and District Of Columbia
mas compiied with al the PROVISIONS of the FACT OF
Conzless to enable national BANKING associations
to extend Their corporate existence and for other
purposes. approved July IL. 49,. Now. therefore,
l. Ecward . Lacey. comptroller of the currency do
hereby certify that The Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tlonai Bank OF Georgetown." IN the city
town. IN the county Of WASHINGTON ana District OF
Columbia. is authorized to have tie
cd specified in ats amended articles assoratou
namely until close of business January L. 1872
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of
once TINS l-th day of Janualy, lsEe. lSeaI.l F. s.
LACEY. Comptroller Of the Currency. 1al3 3Oe
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Yellow Fever ON Shipboard.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The steamship Oilers,
from Flo Janeiro January 10 and st. Lucia
January 26, arrived at quarantine this morning
and is detained there for disinfection. She
brings repetition of the stories told by the
yellow fever.
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BosToN, Feb. "a letter received today from
Congressman Andrew at Washington says that
United States cruiser No. IL will hereafter be
known as the Marblehead, having been named
after Marblehead, Mass.
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A New Mexican Bank Fails.

RATION. n. NJ, Feb 5-The private banking
firm of Marcy, Gere and Mccain Of this city
has made general assignment. 1t is thought
the liabilities viii reach o0,0O0; assets about
SO, 600.
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Diseharxing EXPIRES. Messenger.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-Despite the denials of
local officers Of Adams Express Company it is
positively asserted that several discharges Of
old messengers who are said to belong to the
brotherhood have taken place during the pas.
few daya
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Funeral Of Mr.. william D. Harrington

Funeral OF Mr.. william ID. Harrington.
The death Of William d. Harrington, which
occurred on the I'd instant, carried sadness to
many hearts. A lifelong consistent Christian,
q loving and dutiful son and brother,
kind and affectionate husband and father,
the influence Of his life was felt in q large
circle. Hewas taken away almost in the morn
ing Of his life, with the future seemingly full OF
bright promise.
The remains were escorted to the Congress
sionsl cemetery by representation of the en-
gipcer company of the District Of Columbia
militia, Of which he WAS member, and many
friends. and placed temporarily in q vault.
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Freda Wards Slayer, Alice Mitchell, Hoping
for Death.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 5.-Miss Alice Mitchell,
the slayer of Freda Ward. when informed by
her lawyer that she would escape the gallows
grew frantic, and said that she looked forward
to the day when she should be hanged as the
happiest day of all. Beyond the gallovs she
believes that she will once more meet Freda.
She became terribly Respondent, and fears are
entertained that she will commit suicide. She
is watched by relatives
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CARHARr & LErpY,
92S 9Th and 1O6 K SITS, NV.

CARHARr & LErDY,
92S 9Th and 7O6 SITS. NV.
SPECIAL OFFERING IN KID GLOVES,
The Genuine Foster 5hook Kid Gloves at q, q. 30
and $I55.
5-button Glace at 81 80; price has been ~
S-button Suede Mousquetaire at 81
S-button Extra Quality Suede Mousqu at 81 30
the regular 81. as quality.
We have just received another case Of the Child Real
Derby Ribbed Fast Black Hose sizes to TO- at Ike
pair.
Mems Full Regular Made Balbriggan Half Hose.
sizes eH to IL. only 12hc pair.
Mems Shaw Knit Seamless Half Hose French Mixed
all sizes. only la19c. pair. to close.
8 pieces Heavy Cassimeres: price was Soc To 70 at
311sc yard.
1 piece Plain Brown Beaver Cloth reduced from "a
to 81 yard.
pieces Plaid Dress Goods reduced from % to 19c.
yard.
few Ladies' and Misses Coats at big reduction.
Special values in Marseilles Bed Spreads, 81 and
upward.
CARHART LEIDY,
Eel 82S 9TH and 1O6 K SITS. NV.
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NV York. Feb. 5.-Recorder Smith today
sentenced James E Minnaugh, the convicted
murderer Of Edward Moran. to death during
the week beginning March q.
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Norfolk and Western Intentions,

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. ga prominent stock
holder of the Norfolk and Western railroad
states that there was no intention on the part
of that company to extend its lines, and that
h. does not believe that Gen. Bryant in his
offer for the Western Maryland represents the
Norfolk and Western.
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issued on February 8, ct eighty-three marks.
sixty pfeppigs. The loans amount to SAC, 00O, 900
marka
Rev. Hugh Hanna. d. D., pastor Of st.
Enoch's Church, Belfast, has died 81 Ballast.
Ireland. He was one Of the leaders Of the lrish
Presby terianaS
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TOILET Waters.
VIOLET AND LAVENDER.

We are making these delightful perfumes for
the toilet and bath, and feel certain that we can
give You in our own production better value
for your money than you can get in the factory
made goods that have to pay two or more
profits. They are not low-priced goods; they
are OF the finest quality. Price. SOC. and &c.
Two sizes of each.
". g. THOMPSON,
Pharmactst,
sO3 18th St feS
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Pnrisian Stock Operator Arrested
PARIS, Feb 5.-The arrest Of q well-known
bourse operator Is announced The prisoner,
who was accused Of defaulting to the amour.
Of 800, 900 francs, obtained bail and was re-
lnasei
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. MULLER. l027 9TH ST. NV. TREATS Al,
~ chronic affections Of the eye. ear. throat l1s1.
liver kldneys. structures and urinary diseas.s o.
hours. - 10 ~ a. m. and 4 TO q pm. fe3-lrns
nR MosEs 5. HorCHkIss' WONDERFUL
~ specific for Acute and Chronic Indammsfior en-
he obtained NJ the RoCHEsIkk, corner OF l:,sn nd
Q St.. W, Washington, DC. fe3r w.
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extending the police regulations of the city of
Washington to the entire District
On Tuesday morning at 1880 the submittee
on Senate bill 1913 ITO amend the laws relating
to land titles in the District will listen to the
argument Of number OF persons interested.
The subcommittee consists Of Senators Glib
son, Higgins and Faulkner.
I'VE nave discussed railroad matters infor-
mally with representatives Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Company" said Senator Faulkner 10
a STAR reporter this afternoon, '.and, it seems
to me, are making very satisfactory progress.
The railroad people meet US half way
and sometimes little more than half way on
all Of our important propositions and / am san.
engaged in gathering together all the objec.
tions. but none Of these strike me as being in.
superable."
THE LEXINGTON RAILROAD.
The House District of Columbia committee
held meeting today, but thcy were late in
getting together, and but one bill was acted on.
THIS was the bill amending the charter of the
lexington and Soldiers Home Railroad Com
pany, which they decided to report favorsbly.
| The bill authorizes the company to lay it,
tracks and run cars on streets and avenues al
follows: Beginning at the intersection Of 5th
| and G streets northwest east along g to New
Jersey avenue; along New Jersey avenue to {
northwest; along Z to North Capitol street t.
b north; and also beginning at the
intersection Of g street and New Jersey
avenue east to Massachusetts avenue
thence southeasterly along Massachusetts, ave
nue. to North Capitol strcOt, and thence NORTH
along North Capitol street to New York ave
nue., connecting with its main line and Nortl
Capitol street branch: Provided. That Il
electric wires or cables are used to prope
its cars over any Of the routes hereby author
lied within the limits Of the city Ut Washington
| the came shall be placed underground. Wher
ever tns foregoing route or routes may coincide
with sne duly authorised route or routes of ann
other duly incorporated street railway company
IN the District Of C3sumbia, both companies
snau use the same tracks upon such fair and
equitable terms q may be aereed upon hv 10
eompanas4 and IN the svsut said companisl
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CEMENT Or TIE Han

III PAEoNIAN MINERAL WATER
from the mountains Of virxinia, Cure Dyupeneia
Kidney. Liver sndothsr abdominal disssssa A loon
to the suck end . luxury TO those that are WE'LL kor
sale BY grocers and drueHisss wholesale depot l.lS
ytn q. NV. Mash.. D. C.. telethons call No. s..
Clnxks GAP. Va E:aS lms
EeTABLIsnED l17o-w: Q. .rAPPAN, DEALKR
~ IN D1nznondss Watches. Jevelxy, 00vef We're. kc
Cos yEh n ". thaFd door sbUvo q. line vstch Al
swelxy rupair1ng speciality. sal5
IN A W ga !. u. H.,a c.a.us ssr. No.. 49,.
sToun4s acsspa - sktn D. ssn9slly; x6cs :
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama

The foovine are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York STOCK Market. as reported By special
wire TO Corson ana Macartney, l4lS street
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PROFESSIONAL

MME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE
st. sc. fel-sts
M RS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
day. ITO up. m. Office. 523 Sd 81. NV fe4-ot'
me. RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
tsA voyant and astrologist. tie seventh daughter.
names and lueky oates. Don't tail % this lady.
Room lO glO ST. NV ja2olst
MME. PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
AVA reader OF the axe Information given with phe-
l53l Marion st. NV. bet 9TH and 9Th. and q.
DRUF. PFUHL. SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL
charts " Ssar is Sss ssp sps Exss
Also teaches astroogy. Office Alb g st. NV 90 4ms
Sl,OUO. LANCER. from Paris. c.siryoyant
without asking questons has given the greatest Sat
faction throughout Europe gives information on All
love brings the separated together removes evil in
naences: gives luck; never fails; only short stay
mere cut this out 4l6 9th ST. a. W. ja;SO-6i'
l,hoF. CI.Ah as iHE OLDEST EsrABLisnED
TITS city. Has vondeiui prophetic siit Of scconi
slgnt Reveals hidden mysteries. recoyers lost OF
speedy marriages gives success IN b1sne.s removes
family troubles evil Influences Strangers from other
cities and an IN trouble VIII save time and money by
yertises only what he can do All business connden-
yto9 Open sundays. Residence t73 n ST.. between
~ and 9th sts southwest ja.306t'
Nj NE. BROOKE TELLs ALL THE EVENTS or
tlrfnen. so cents each Hours: ys m. to Pm. 20
Lst. bst LIST and North Capitol sta. NV. ssl4-lm'
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
AZ o iae Scs on M the y s ss
day. ~ d M TO pm l506 l4sh q. ". 3all-Jms
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

n FFIcIAI--DEPARTME OF STATE. WASH.
v inxton. DC. February Z. lssrs.-Iniormstion hiss
Deen received At this Department from Mr. =. 4. G.
henrQues the commercial agent Of the United States
al Cardenss. Cuba of the death =, 1901. ari-nHs
Cuoa OF Juan b. Zarsla. The legal OF
the deceased can obtain further by aTiy
ing 70 tins pepartment Per dispatch No. l2l. lated
<
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De. LEON
&o4 G. ST.. BET. ~ AND CITE srs. NV,
The wsll-known ladies' physc,sn. can b
consulted daily from Toto snd toe
Prompt treatment. s2o-0s

DhofEssIoNAL MASSAGE MRS. X. CAMERON,
Il leu y ST. a. ". srsduste. Face massage . spsr
c,Alty kefers 20 many OF the mos prominent adies u
w@snnrton Aeossss y - 4. Seosbsussn trosR = - e
noll-3m'
II FAD AND BIZ wlsE--DR. BRoIHEks. tO6 .
AZ apps.red before rns and made oath that 10
the oldest est.bished expsr sgelass N this citY
and viii guarantees cure IN all dinrsse Of men an0
furnish ne1cne or no charge aud
iree NJ any hour Of the Gay. Subscribed aud swMn 70
before me BY DIR. BROTHERS. SAMUEL &. hrlI.a.
notary pubic and Dissrscs q Columbia.
1T HAS NEyER BEEN coxTRADIcrED THAT
Dr. bko1 HERS 10 the oldest blishsd sdvsrtlsr
LADIES' physaclan IN toe CITY. Or. BkOTHEks, ~
81 Aw forty-nve Year, experiences 5Al1-lms
MANHOOD RksTokkD By USING BOrTIE on
AVA two Of Dr. bkoTHERs' inyiwor.tsn9 coedial.
wlll cure my esss q nsrvous eslAlafy. w. q "
A VOID YEARS or SUFFERING BY CoHEI;IT.
a ing u. O. Thssl- - North <fh "a Philsdslphia
State who abe cure escis Of inisrrssons %
sSs .ss ts ssss sz':s s.ss
Dk boHb. - .. l5Ta ST. PHiL1DEiPHiH
Sssls s - psa - 49, A. ;o1 ~ Eli
- nSsS -S0oesuA 9
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Baltimore Markets.

bALIlMokE, Feb a-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 5000 barrels: shipments, $500 barrels:
sales, yoo barrels Wheat strong-No. . red. spot,
i-sial.ola; February, l:ol; March, LON; May,
Lol al.UiA: steamer, No. Z, red, 81 - receipts
3l,soz bushels; shipments, l6.ueo bushels; STOCK.
1yo,5s5 bushels sales, $1,000 bushels. Southern
wheat steady-Fultz, soal.ol; Longberry s5al.o2
Corn sirong-mixed spot, 49,; February s2,.
March. Sosso..: April. solt: May, 6Ia; steamer
mixed, s.aslA-receipts, ls6,Iss bushels: shin
meills, l55,ols bushels: stock. l.56y,ss2 bushels
sales, $4,000 busnels southern corn nrm-w nite
4sa5o; yellow, 4sais. Oats steay-No 2 white
western, SskasS No. mixed western, s7as5t-
receipts. 2,OUO bushels: stock. 1855 oushels I've
lower-No !. seas,-stock. ss,ss5 ousnelS. nav
steady-good to choice timothy, IL 5oalav0 Grain
freights dull-steamer IL Liverpool, per busheI
adj; Cork for orders, per quarter, Is. Cotton
weak - middling, 1S- Provisions steady mn.
changed. Butter steady. unchanged. Eggs STEADY
81. Coffee steady-ldo cargoes, fair, IL: No. 4.
lsa. sugar steady. unchanged Copper STEADY
reuned. 1914 Whisky nrin-LA Peanuts an-
changed.
BALTIMORE Feb. A-virginia threes ,gsIafsk.
Barimore and Ohio stock, gsaas5; Northern
Central stock. ssh asked; baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern nrsts, l0zh bid; Consolidated gas
bonds. liz asked; do. stocks. SSss a4sh.
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NINE E. SrAurrrn
OF lao Broadway. New York,
wiz remain at No. Sl3 Vermont svenuA
Opposite the Arlington.
During the months Of January and February, where
she will receive weekly importations Of Gowns and
Trimmings with every facility Of hitting and taking
orders on premises. HlS-lm.
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II WouLD BE INTERESTING To

Know just how many people in Warrington are wear
Ing Wilson CARR famous ca 90 shoe Week by
week the demand stssdily incrsasss. Mr.. Wilson II
frank TO say that he expected great this
shoe. but in sales ovsrsha1pw ty far those Of any
shoe yer sold BY them. The ladies ind the psbi<.
yielding leather luxury for tender feet and the
tiemen are surprssd ~ thsr nss. drssy appsarsncs
and spendfd wearing Qualifiss. Either s<x may
choose between broaa. medium marrow toe. and
the ladies between dull OF g;axs nnish- Don't you
FORGET 20 try them when you 80 smother pair. IL 10
hardly necessary TO ny that Msasrs. WILSON kcARR
ere located q o2o e. NV ssl-0
r Q. GARLAND AND FRANK p QIII.Is AnI
xse each out With Dew p1ooe-'sFrieudnhfp York;"
~ Garland. sd IAuehtnx vsseD Rolka, Wy 0fll1s.
e yo1 ga9f - nsyMs nd prsecUe - ~ ahoyo
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THE QUESTION OF STREET EXTENSION DISCUSSED
MANY STREET RAILWAY BILLS Considered,
SOME BEING APPROVED AND OTHERS OBJECTED
ro-rHE HOUSE COMMITTEES MEETING.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5 lclosing). = Wheat - Feb
ruary, ss1; May, slx. Corn-February, zIk;
March. 42h; Nay, <2x. Oats-Nay, 3lk. PORK
May. lLs9X. Lard-Aay, &s& 2tbe-Nay, G0sx
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ASLEEP IN THE GRAVE.
Mrs.. Harrison's Remains Laid to Rest .,
indianapolis.

Mrs. Harrison's Remains Laid to Rest at
indianapolis.
President Harrison and the grief.
stricken members OF his personal and
Official family arrived in Indianapolis
Friday morning for the sad purpose Of
plae ing the remains Of Mrs. Harrison al
eternal rest In the place she lovingly
called her home. The elegantly equipped
special conveying the party arrived
promptly on schedule time, and was
greeted by thousands Of sympathetic
trends and admirers.
1t was quiet, good-natured throne
and manifested its appreciation Of the
sadness OF the occasion by grave and
respectful demeanor. The Presidents
grief wac generally respected and near.
ly all the men in attendance removed
their hats and lowed Their heads when
he passed through the station, leading
his sorrowing family to the carriages
provided for them. A delay of half an
hour was caused in transferring from
the funeral car the wealth OF floral em-
blems that typfled the love and devo-
lion Of hundreds OF friends.
Everyth ng being in readiness the
casket was lifted and slowly and rever-
entity the cortege moved out through the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-04

The latest idea ia the Sandwich Isl.
Formerly it was necessary to send Q
man on horseback ahead of the flow Of
lava to tell the people to look out for it,
but now all that will be re uisite will
be to call up central and lell which
way the flood of fire is headed This
shows how modern science is rcvou.
tionizing things. II was o.iy a few
years az" that the poor Islanders used
TO throw pigs and all sorts OF presents
into the fiery furnace in order to pla-
cate the offended deity, and on one oc.
casion they even sacrificed u princess
in this way. Now they simply alarm
the popnlacc by means OF the telephone
and let the flood run until it coos. when
they plant coffee p antation on the site
OF the devastation and go ahead. This
is the way with disease. Formerly Il
was regarded US an aiIictan sent from
Heaven. and when IL man had fever
they thought it was almost like sncri-
lege to try and stop it before it had run
its course. Now when man begins to
find that his digestion is out of order he
takes Il mild laxative like the LAX ATlvE
Gun DHur> and wards oil the stroke Of
his foe. These gum drops are the finest
laxative in the world. for they contain
no dcletcriOus substance whatever
They are mild and gentle. but they will
perfectly answer the purpose III their
| use be persisted in. Get them of any
dealer The small boxes cost ten cents
the large boxes twenty-five CENTS,
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.. Peoria, Ill.,
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walks and pushed into the streets, not
boisterously, Lut with u show of the
most intense interest. The police had
no difficulty in pushing the crowds back.
The church services were character
lied by the greatest simplicity. in ac-
cordance with the wishes OF the Presi-
dent. AS the coffin was carried up the
aisle and deposited in .roat o. the chan
eel the organ pealed forth so.t melo-
dy. The choir then sang, LEAD, Kindly
Light, with beautiful efrc:t and DIR.
Haines offered IL short invocation and
rcad selection from the scriptures,
after which he made brief and appro-
pirate remarks, his text being. "There-
fore Comfort one another with these
words" Prayer was then offered by
the Rev. DIR. hyde, followed by the rem
dition of thu hymn, zone Sweatly Sol
emn Thought. The services closed
with II benedicticn by DR. Haines. and
the remains were Mt once taken 10 the
grave in Crown Hill cemetery. where
there was scriptural rea ling by DIR.
Hyde ana u prayer by Mr.. Haines.
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A wsspt.h STING.

WI. some was terms -the business end Of .
wasp" stings with scarcely more acuteness
than the acid eructations of gas from the
stomach to the gullet that are characterized
~ heartburn. Never was there case Of indi-
gestion without this symptom. Both cause
and effect are removable by the fine carinina.
tive tonic. Hostetter's Stomach Ditters. which
confers regularity and vigor upon disordcred
and enfeebled stomach with certainty and dis
patch. Besides checking the pranks OF re-
bellious stomach. the Bitters wakes up DOR
mant liver and causes the bowels to act like
clockwork. An immense reputation has also
been won by this professionally approved
medicine as meana of eradicating and pre-
venting malarial trouble, and counteracting Z
tendency to rheumatism and kidney com.
plants. NeuralRtA and neIvcUsncss are sloe
Eemedtod by ie,
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Od,i In,lustrie. In Ru,.,a,

Russia has queer trades Of which we
know nothing. Along the volgu there
are colonies which make q speciality Of
breeding and raising cats, which are
sold for the fur and which are usually
disposed Of to peddlers. The cats bring
from to Is cents apiece and the ped-
dler collects them in Tag, kills them
as soon as he gets away from the vii.
lagos in which they have Leen bought
and takes off their skins, which ..re
shipped by him TO the fur centcrs of the
empire. In a village not far OF from the
home OF Tcls.oi, in Tula. there are
eighty families who do nothing else nut
raise canaries, and in Tamboff there is, u
section where pigeons are bred for tho
sake OF their skins. which are sold Mt
the weekly bazars and at the fairs. The
feathers are, of course, left on the
skins and they eventually form part Of
some lady's cloak or hat.