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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
That Alleged Political Trim,

The report that the President may make
some speeches in the west this fall is thought
TO have grown out of the announcement that he
has accepted an invitation to visit the world
fair next October. If he makes a trip to Chi
cago for this purpose it is very unlikely that he
could get across the intervening country with
ont his presence in the cities being acknowl-
edged by the people and the consequent neces-
atty for his making q few addresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
Republicans Of Washington State,

The republican state convention Of Washing-
ton has renominated ]. L. Wilson Of Spokane
and nominated W. n. Doolittle Of Takoma for
Congress. For governor, John h. McGraw Of
Seattle; for lieutenant governor, F. h. Luse Of
Davenport for secretary Of state, Jas H. Price
OF Tacoma; for attorney general, w. C. Jones Of
spokane; for treasurer, i. A. Bowen Of Skama-
kawa; for auditor, L. r. Grimes of Ellensburg;
for Land commissioner, w. I. Forrest; for state
printer, Eli White Of Olympia; for presidential
electors, g. V. Calhoun, ]. B. Mcmillan, I. A.
Navarro and G. H. White. The action of the
convention is an Endorsement OF Senator Allen q
course and he viii probably be reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
A Two weeks Fishing Cruise.

The mcmbers Of the Columbia Fiahing Club
IT,, leave Sunday evening for two weeks
cruise on the lower Potomac. They win occupy
thsir new cottage At Mundy's Point, which win
be dedicated formally wednesday night with Z
reception and hop. The following member
win accompany the club: Commodore W. g.
Waldo, commanding; Capt Geo. r. Smith, or
ecuttvs; DR.. Ed. Burke, surgeon; Rev. Ed
Athsrton, chaplain, and Aessrs. r. r. McGrsth
George ?. LeWis, John Burns, ]. LOuis Nsurath,
Fred. Lswis, Janss walsh, Ed MeDonald, I'd.
German, John Harbin. Ben. Dgyen, Joseph
Daxsss. aan- Murphy a.d wn. Nus1AV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

VIM. B. Pollard has, by Campbell Darlington,
filed bill for q divorce from Mary Pollard
The complainant ID Pullman car porter, twen-
ty-six years OF age, and states that they were
married in Boston July 4, 1885, and charges she
deserted him July 2, 1890, packing her trunk
and leaving the home in which she had been
living, l022 10th street northwest, saying she
was dissatisfied with him and his home and re-
turned. he believes, to Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

SiufnY BUTT DauguCer Mhrf1eus
A romantic wedding occurred at Rondout,
N. Y, yesterday. The contracting parties were
. daughter Of Sitting Bull, the great Indian
chief, and Peter Markle. formerly of the United
States army.
Markle, il ID aid, served with Custer for Q
long time, and it il reported that his bride once
saved his life when attacked by Indiana. The
wedding WIS celebrated ct the residence Of VIM.
Van Bramer, Union avenue, in the presence Of
few intimate friends of M. NArde
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
sousa's Possible Successol

6Ousa's Possible Successor.
From the Detroit News.
Prof. Schremser Of the fourth regiment band
and orchestra has been offered by the Secretary
Of the Navy the position Of director Of the
famous Marine Band Of Warrington, recently
held'by John Phillip Sousa. An effort IL being
made by several prominent musicians Of De-
troit to induce Prof. Schremser to remain In
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

Aeronaut Zelno Drops 1t Tolchsstsr and
Breaks . Leg.
Prof. Frank Zelno. the asronaut, attempted
to make double ascension yesterday at Toll
chester. near Baltimore, taking Mike Marx with
him. When the balloon started to ascend Marx,
after being dragged some distance, Lot 60 with
out sustaining any injury. Zelno kept his
place until the balloon had ascended about
100 feet when he lest his hold and fell, break
ing his left leg above the ankle. DR.. Price Of
Kent county at once rendered the necessary
surgical attention, and the injured man was
afterward brought to Baltimore ON the steam
boat Louise under the care Of DR.. l.. r. Ellison.
He was then sent to the Maryland University
Hospital in the southern district patrol wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
Tried by the Mayor.

The four men arrested on the steamer Jane
Moseley last evening were brought before
Mayor Stratus in Alexandria this morning.
Nelson Polyett. jr., was fined $40 for concealed
weapons and disorder. Nelson Polyett was dis
charged. Charles Sterling and W. II. Stirling
were each fined e5 for disorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
Real Estate Matters.

L. p. Shoemaker has purchased Of John
Ridout for $4,000 part Slippery Hills, 9. IS
acres on Linnear Hill.
Catherine C. Hunt has purchased for els zoo
Of Catherine Hildard, sub "a, square 1859, 81. 81
feet front on Rhode Island avenue between 18th
and Connecticut avenue northwest.
Fendale ct al, part Of square IA, 20 by l8l
feet on G between 18th and 18th streets north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
Shot the Girl AociasatalIy.

Samuel Love, young New Yorker, who il
spending the summer ct the farm house Of
William Bowers, near Delaware station, Warren
county, N. J., Wednesday evening accidentally
shot Lizzie Albert, who il employed in Mr.
Bowers' family W apdomestic. Young Love ives
haAdling . revolver whom It WAS discharged.
The bullet sntered thsswomsa's fHcs near the
nose, and q kelieysd to- Aeva loaeed mar Tie
brain. It = Shought she Mn d. ThsyounG
man surrsv13srsd himself to u suthor1iSsc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

FFom th0 London 0lobe-
Nan has been defined - Sesthsrles biped,
but his better half ID more than ever deter
mined 10 make good natures Omission by the
aid Of art II d reported in the Gaslois that .
feather merchant Of Paris has latcly rscsivsd
5000 birds Of paradise, 800 900 Indian birds Of
various species and 400.0 900 humming birds
Another dealer has received 1000 bird from
America and 100 900 from Africa. We fear that
TIE fair sex b growing moro fssther-hssdsd
than ovor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
SHOOTING STARS.

IT'S source Of the deepest detection to her
And causes her heart strings to sag,
That Fido must wear, like an everyday cur,
A vulgar and commonplace tag.
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GEO. IS. sTICKSEY. Arct.. l4le New York ave
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO 1895
STREET NORTHWEST.

dsy Of ray, 4 d. 1901 and rseoESie.i in Lihsr No.
16, <ii.s s.; seq, e the land records n the
Dtt u CO. uIhis. end at the request o: the holder
% tn note ID THEREBY. wfl sell at public
TWF MY -THJhD DAY UE AUGUST. A. ID. 1892 At
FIEE O'clock r NJ. the fol.cTirE. described n ~
e~ts. and tn, improvements th-r-o1 situate n the
eity - asgngsOn. Dstrrt Of Columbia to Wit: Lot
n1lEb III rtf 90 N square numbered one hundred
and ninety tosf AZ subeet deed Of trust s>cur-
tns sac fr s1O.OeO and :.teress thereon 81 per
cen - .ilrusa -r1l.. October Is. iS9l.
Te-sis VI Szt tine aais cssh il Of kerenbe-
fore n.us mo- deed Of .rrs;. aud the balance IN one
Cd ami tEg fl viii interest at the rate OF
eSn.nIa rsr .uaus and secf-ei by deed Of trust on
DTopertF sG % all e-.t AZ ocioa % purchaser. All
ccnvof ,ttc All ..I4S a. rurcnlsor's cost.
dstosl. - SGD vii BE- rvqairri ,im- Of sale. II
the teTlis - 49, are at complied with within ten
days ffp,l re ti.- % SAFE The trustees the
rizht q = se pro eT Al tire risk snd cost of de-
fanltinT plr=hassr
b IR r. TRACY
arlD-1Sts' ALFRED 5. WILSON, AfoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

Mister. could you give me a dinner"
snow, look here, said ScrabbIins, ''you want
a drink, don't your"
"Mlster, /"
Don't protest. know you people"
"Well sir, as long as you show yer thor
oughbred Jerself don't mind ownin' up. A
drinks what l want"
Hum! I'll help you get it,"
"Thank We, sir. I'll never furgit ye, sir
"You go right around the corner"
Eyes SIR"
'And there you'll find pump with tin
cup on top Of it. Everything you need right
there handy"
And Scrabblins walked away with the air Of a
manwho feels himself benefactor.
eyes. she's a nice girl" said young man,
though she is rather nearsighted.'
"That's just the reason l like her." was the
reply.
at is2''
eyes; she will pass every ice cream sign on
street without seeing one of them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
IT OUTsHINEs MARS.

The Saturdays Star Unrivalsd In Its Bril-
liancy.
Tomorrow's sixteen-page STAR will be a. full
of good things as nut is Of meat. Several Of
the special articles for which TIE star
has become famous, and which will be found Of
unusual interest this week, will be appropri-
ately illustrated. The following are few Of
the features Of tomorrow's paper:
WHERE THEY WILL SLEEP (Illustrated).
The quarters for fifteen thousand q. A. R.
men around the Washington Monument.
II PEASANT RUSSIA Olustrated).
The condition and habits of the czsr's PEG
pie. By Frank G. Carpenter.
ON THE NORMAN COAST Qnustrated).
An interesting description Of q beautiful part
OF the French coast.
BRAZILIAN DIAMONDS Qnustrated).
How they are mined and their relative value.
By Fannie B. Ward.
SURENEsS OF SELF (Illustrated).
The basis OF woman's charm Of personality.
THE MEN AT THE OAR
Working habits Of the summer cabinet. By
W. A. Croffut.
MERCY FOR THE BEAST.
The good work Of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals.
DURING THE WAR.
Railroad engineers who served under Uncle
Sans banner.
DRUGGED CIGARETTES.
Queer facts about them revealed for the first
time.
HOW TO PLEASE MEN.
The results Of conversations with many
charming women.
THE LEGEND OF RoDEo CANON.
A capital story.
A RAW RECRUIT.
He gets to the front and secs active service for
the first time.
CAMPAIGN MUSIC.
Songs that we're sung in Tppecanoss time
TALKS TO MOTHERS.
How the unselash parent makes mistakes in
rearing children.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The many changes Of style in the architecture
Of Washington homes.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
All about base ball, boating and horse racing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

And Thus n cans Abssl
From IL Jsvsisrs Olreular.
On TIE hotsl piasss:
Hs-"Do yea know, Nh Aliss, yow voiss
has dlvesy ring2"
s.s-sss bail tAi.h ys- - $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

The strike Of the planning mill oe o. Louis
has been declared on, and the msn are now
seeking their old places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
ATTORNEYS.

(,ANYhsL,. cAa 81 S1rox, ATToRxRY-AT-LAw.
~ Wobstsr Law pa.i- .nz, ;5OS Dst y. a.. Wsshing
10. .. q E<ssdsnes. ss<3 < 81 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
II AIlNAR SLOAN. Alctionser-.
1RUsTf-ES' siLF or VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
TIis SUBDIVISION OF 1HE BARRY Farm

By yir--la = deel Of trust dated April Is. 1880,
recOfstN- u 10 - -. FL l5 Of SCI. Of the lAn.l
records G. ne pis al . u. Columbia. Will seu AZ
Yuhi,r .ig= y q a. 81 he IRE rlisss MONDAY.
the toicwlaS s-riesd Tssl estate sit late il the
Istr1 g Go a.ntis. 70 e:t Lot bsred fourteen
90 u s=.2Ii .luhe-~d :our ca Of the Subdivision
Ct Fsrtn Ss.-:e made By the trustees.
Columbia
Terms OF sale: AL cEsA. devosit Of 600 req red
OF time q. sale Convey sncing and recortn9 II The
rur h1ssr'. co- IL the terms OF sale cum
pisd N1rh n zen days TIE trustees TO
resell the er;y s: the risk and Of the Default
Ing par hlser
W. ". fU aNEi.l.. So 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

''Ill be chiggered" is the proper form Of ex-
plstye for people who take rural rambles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
THE THEAfER.

When she is with him he will pay
For seats one-third his salary;
But when alone he seeks the play
You'll find him in the gallery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
FUTrRE DAYS.
nUSCANsoN BROS. .AUCTIONEERs.
II yIh AND d SIS. " w.

DUScANsoN BROS. AT ,TJ Nh + s,s
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
tt RI sND EFEECTS.
On TUESDAY no. MING, AUSTST SIXTEENTH
1sSs,, COMMENCING AZ TEN O'CLOCK / WIII.
sELL Al PCBEyC AUCTION. At The WARE
ROOMS OF D:NrASSDN y BRO, AUCTION
IERS. Ninth AID u slEFETS NoRrHWssT
II Rs. &C.
BARTHOLOMEW DIGGINs,
aul--- EIsrut1r Il Is ate ~ Catherine Graham.
I ArINER SLOAN. Au-tio:,-eFs. I4J7 @ street
ISTrRE CONTENTS up RESIDENCE 80. ms q
sTRfLr NORTHWEST AZ ACTION
CONLEIS, NJ NCQt rTrt CARPETS. PARIOR
5TENl1I RE- IANCY TABLES. CHERRY.
pOEIIERE, ANDY ACF CUl:T .rSS. coo N S.
sol as. GU IVSiES. WALNUT BOOKCAST
AND 1ECkEIARf. CONVERSATION JARIF-
NASHSi md, NASILL BED. WALNUT n. 7.
g sbb,Ss. III II {TElER bILL2Es. " V
SST xyIS cS SI;tT Trst T9l,hT ~, w&KE, 0HSA-
EOARD' EXTENSION TABl.F CHAIRS, GlS-
C1DklNO II NsII.S CIR. nc
rnenr - Al = A. NJ a. -esidrEce Nc. l1l5 @ street
l1tf S-r-t northwest will sell The en- Ire
CCatsz4t. partly eI,tioEsi above. IO-~ search
o. 40 q fSinitIre would % Vel 70 attend this sale
LATIMrE 4 SLOAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
MORE MONEY RECEIVED.

Additional Subscriptions Reported by the
Chairman of the GAR. Finance Committee.
Last Of additional subscriptions to the guar
antee fund national encampment, q. A. R., re-
eeived by George E. Lemon, chairman finance
committee:
Heretofore announced, $4,000 90. WASH
ington Light Infantry Corps, ESQ; J. B. Cralle,
s250; W. Il. Moore 4 Co., s6; H. E. Burgess,
90; P. Maloney, s25; ]. H. NIcKnew (the
slater, additional, 81; cash (Dismer), 1856;
Aiois Paul., s1O; r. G. Dun & Co., Baltimore,
Nd, $40; Mrs. Judge Casey, 81; J. W. Schaefer
Bro. $40; Il. Burkhart Il Son, $40; DR.. c..
W. Richardson. IS; T. B. Towner & Son, IL;
the National Rifles, s25; Ellis 4 Chapel, $40;
steinem Brothers, s5; cash (B v. F., s5;
Andrew b. Graham, S25; II. K. Fulton (addi-
tional), SO. Total, 81, 1885 Less sub
scriptions heretofore announced, but now
unavailable, S75 Total available to date,
S44,4i1.S5. Total cash received en- account of
subscriptions, S3s. 545. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

She had been thinking over the declaration
that one half the world doesn't know how the
other half lives. Dear, dear!" she mused ito
think that one-haR us human beings are with
out visible means Of support"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
TOMORROW.

hesoisersfrom New York Psvnb-ukers' Association
TOMORROW.
MILLER b WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
REGULAR s4TURpAY SALE
nencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. N. We shall sell at orr
nue. nOrthwes.. COLLECTION Of household erecs. con-
PAEI3R, IIBRAKY, DINING ROOM AE2 CHAN iL4s
FK FEkN,TpTrEH D2 %IEh, NcF ENT GSSTs
sHEI yINa; GLASS DOORS, LOCK AND Keys.
By nRpER OF The G0vERSMENT. LOT OF
1t WAITE + WILLIAMS CO. Auct..
III BERNHEINEs s co: k9:.iq aR.
ar6 gFSrHI sNs4unp.SG L2 fEHIfS sewn
sE gfSf sAs seEff oHHEEIhEfrH No. 'i'
NEwwASp sEcCSpH.SP GI9THISGs OF AZ "
BOOTS. SHOPS. MUSICAL INsTRgHENIssS,
GEI TSPE IN db6 TE 41 ahJS hts9 9
MENrioS. wiTHoUT REGARD TO PRICE II
S. rsssHfssHo sgoE|SsSFH AND CARRIAGE
rERESSf EFns cs sAHE e H H8HsEs MARES
al { sss.' 10 sTi
au. eons9nsd 8.d e. 's Of s
TimOre- All ~iil P0''ivss 40 sold without reserve
parties Eood workers and drivers
sse2.s.nd il God s.pSi.;on and Is
This sale presents a good opportunity for persons
II $. BENsINaER, Auctioneer.
p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aucts- $40 Pa. svs n ".
HOSES, CARRIAGES. WAGONS, HI HARNESS.
RaS sfE ERss MI p sSEER eosE
+. sSs eSrE sto sE i .as
s sf2 81 ia oas a ou ....
9 Il ner.. s%S roIra s,s:f
T.,.nsaD. ,sSSSS rcfiFfE. DARE CO., Ants, g,
RATcLrrrE' DARR CO. s sso IL I'VE Rss.w
p FffE EE e A 81 f a2HHs
E E sfT o4 1b ash bsn S2Tr ASb
gTRE ESys WyARbE9B nS HhIR A M s sHTSK
3fkpR6p BIS, F6ibfSs BEDS, BOOK CASES.
Sp s sibEs6lsp sofR IN w GHEf
ANP 3sh 2AS Asp - VA, TALNTT EXIgENsIoS
ASSORTMENT OF G9ops.
ea3Ss 81 sA 9B ao sESEH Ab
5zf faV Hf T EkkTrs s4RAHsTe eS
FOE AccoT oS OF TH0 ssa IT. ~ coScESE TO
Flk kGPHih AHfSt5 GOODS elSR d
&c. &c
ALSO
Is ~ sD DIT MO 70 I ISosE
10 SALTY ATTY BICyCJEs OF -,r.
Dilf hII 4 e ssS' t9Sp!!I6S -
a ssSEIG II n SAFSS assE
# # o fssE5f sSsE1 SsD
geo "a. AVE. M2
fsAFTeTlR ssSa 1 a {ET G otn5ck
xT f ffSTE q or kpSH ARE sK TIE
fsaR p Tf f ToTsfs iNb fE d ha
BffssT p icE TO e6Ss1G2 G63ps sN FOR SALE
As THE ASSORTMENT Is ALWAYS THE
sSaR fTR fSR Ll DE Hhik
Nota Beaa--PeTsons have their goods included
in THIS sale oy sending telephonng at any time
suII--t RATCIIFFE. DARR Co. Aucss.
THOMAS BOWLING soy. Aacts. 6l2 ST. n =.
kEsrIAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MITH! sTf 2Tk s25ES kSess SSH
and s%Yf Fs.Gs: F il Rsft in suite. and
-gsra;s pieces collection Q! assorted Chan Der Fur
beds, salS. anE quantity o. ". W. Coz. and Mat
" ". 'p- nls. Very Large Feather Beds. Bolsters
and Pillows, Diaing Room Furniture in oak and wal
nTf. Extension Tables a variety of e. g. and other
Ctss-s r.lbe- % Rockers nee Furniture in che
hs-dso-oe = slnflt Rolling -Op Desk, Walnut Offca
Tabs. with several timer lsfre Desks. &c Brussels
aud stisr C@rpets. Gas0Ine and other stoves. &C.
Also. Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
Several Horses carFisT5 81 Bussies. Harness. &c.
One I Grniture WacOr EuC Harness
THOMAS BOWLING i SON
&1li-2t Aucticnesrs.
I ATI5tER SLOAN. Aucts.. l4O7 ST. NV
AD1-ISISTRATOk's SALE OF BEDSFEApS BIZ |
kLAJS. MASlfS IArDS. TABI'S md CHAIRS
~ SUITE AND ODD PIECES HAIR AMI
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A -item--The report Of q hanging.

The ice box isn't nearly e. cold as the ballot
box tor an unpopular candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING

A UCTIoN SALE TONIGHT, GIL Pa AVE
sLvsr WATCHES Filled Watches. CHAINS Kings. Guns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

AlLI--t Aucticnesrr
I ATINER SLOAN. Aucts. I407 g St. NV
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BEpsFEAps. Br.
EEAIs MAslis IASDs, TABI-s md CHAIRS
- SUITE AND ODD PIECES, HAIR AND
MUSK MATTRESSES. PILLOWS. BLANKETS
ANn COhFSEls. COTS AND MATT REssES.
TOILET 81 5. CARPETS MATTINGS RUGS
IND DI' y OTEs. FOLDING CABINET AND
MA III 4 BEDS. PARICR SUITES, EXTEN-
hlON TAB -. ID. r CHAIRS, FANCY ROCR-
Frs AND CHAIRS, CHIFFONIERS hFFRI(i-
II TORS. HALL. RACnS CHINA AND GLASS
WARE. KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c.
ALSO.
NIsCRLLANECJs LOT Oh GENTS FURNISH
Mos
ALSO AT 12M
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HA RNFSS. g..
On SATCEDNY. AUGUST THIRTEENTH, 1892
ATTN bCl.Jt h 4. VI. rain shine, within
spaSi ~ ard ut 1rtabss sales rooms. fO7 @ st.
will SCI Tor the a. administrator and Others
a lzr- rt4Hsnt Of furniture. carpets. g.. A-
psrt-s srntluI-d above. In the sale will De found
l-siy O. lice otl pieces. Al IL o1ess grand oppor-
tUrN 20 thcss. preparing for TIE q. A. r. eacainp-
L1sn{, Goods Cow on exhb;L,9a. Terms cssh-
aulf-lts IAIlIER Z SLOAN Aucts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

A prize Hen Party.

If three hundred hens lay three hun
bred eggs IN three hundred DAYS how
many hens will 1t take TO lay one hun
bred eggs I'D one hundred days? To the
first person answering the above prob
lem correctly the publishers of the
Ladies' Pictorial Weekly will give an
Upright Piano valued at 1925 or its
equivalent in cash, "a preferred. To
the second person will be gwen an ele-
CANT Safety Bicycle, valued at 1925, or
It's equivalent in cash. To the third
person, handsome Gold Watch, val
ned nj SIS, or it's equivalent in cash.
The next fifty persons sending
correct answers will receive a
prize valued at from twenty five
dollars % FIVE dollars Prizes award
cd In the United States will be sent
free of DUTY. Contestants must en-
close with their answer q L. ;. postal
note for 30 cents Tor fifteen L. :. 2-cent
stamps for one months trial sub
scription 10 the LADIES' Pictorial Week
ly, which - one of the bandsomest and
hest ladies' weekly publications on this
continents; the obiec. in offering this
prize contest IL 10 Introduce IL 20 new
families, and increase its permanent
subscription hst. We guarantee that
prizes will be awarded strictly in order
of merit. The date of postmsrk on
letters is given precedence go that per-
sons living At distance have just As
good an opportunity of securing val
liable prize. Address, LADIES' PIcto-
rial company, "E." Toronto, Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
The Line of Lakes,

The above name has been applied to
the Wisconsin Central lines on account
of the large number of lakes and sum-
mer resorts tributary to Its lines.
Among some of the well known sum,
mer resorts are Fox Lake, H., Lake
Villa, H., Waukesha, Mukwonago,
Cedar Lake, Neenah, Waupaca. Fitield,
Butternut and Ashland, Wis. These
axes abound IN numerous species of
fish, such as black bass, rock bass, pick
erei, pike, perch, muskallonge, while
sportsmen will find an abundance of
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Of Wisconsin is acknowledged to be
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months. has extended southwark as tar
as the Gulf of Mexico and eastward TO
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BILE information can lie obtained free
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
4 Case Of ChllIs and Fever
OF Long Standing Finds
Cure.
Extract from a Medical Lecture
by DIR. S. Il. Hartman.

Several years ago a man 45 years OF
age. from a malanous district, came
long distance 10 consult me for =
chronic maianous affection for which
he had doctored without intermissaon
for over ten years. The treatment
which had been vainiy relied on by the
various doctors he had consulted WAS
quinine and other derivative OF
chinchona bark. OF these preparations
no had taken many pounds, and dur
ing several intervals lie had taken a
great many chill cures. but nothing
seemed to have any permanent effect.
His complexion was of that dirty
yellow so characteristic OF old ague
patients and his sunken, iusterless eyes,
surrounded by dark circles. Indicated
how completely bis health had been
undermined. The tongue WAS heavily
furred with thick brown coating.
breath very offensive, and he COM
planned of constant, dull headache.
A poor appetite. Indigestion, biliousness
ana constipation completed \ tale OF
woe so commonly heard IN malarsous
locality. The chills came on at irregu-
lar intervals. Sometimes he would not
have one for month; then again every
day for while.
For this man l prescribed Pe-ru-na
and Man-a-lin as directed on the bot
ties, the Man-a-lin to be used until the
bowels became regular and digestion
good. A few weeks after received q
very enthusiastic letter from HIM, in
which ne declared himself nearly we'll,
and better than he had been IN ten
years, and had taken no quln!ne since
beginning my treatment. | instructed
him to gradually leave of the Mana
I'm, which he did, but continued the
Pe-ru-na q few months longer, and
made complete recovery, continuing
TO enjoy the best of health.
This case is one of which there are
thousands in every malarious district
who have been many years and still
are searching for something to bring
relief to their miserable condition. /
am positive that Pe-ru-na and Mana
I'm would cure every one of these, for
have watched its effect good many
years and l do not know single fail
ure.
For q complete treatise on Malaria.
Chills and Fever and Argue, send for
The Family Physician No. l. Sent free
by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
company, Columbus, o.