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FUTURE DAYS.

Very Handsome French Plate Mantal and Pier Nir-
tors an E'Frant IurAish Psror Safe q liecesD up
ho!steIed IN satin da.nask. very Rare and Na.uAb
ItAinh tlHure OiEportell, pedestal very sl~rau,
oronze flSure The Water Crib. on Iei-r.al: Terra
Gotta bist with pcdosah tl Paintings ana fn-rtv-
INKS. Real Lace Window Hannngs. Turkonian and
sish Fort eres, Pine El,isA B0ly PruSs,;s Charitr
STAR and Hai Carr cts ia ina condition: very sn-
some S'uVie sni puubte Mi.ro--.r,nt Aruo.r,s
about ten snEle aIn ID ube Nariro e. Center rA,qs
Secret1ri' 3. asy CHalrs. Bel sofas. Cou hrs asl
IL OUNCES, Mirror iIV:.t aa other F,id.nE tabEet = a.
sieaas. several lgrlor suites. par.or Furuigl ir.
N separate Pieces, lJ Walnut sud other
Chamber Suites (some Of ,hem very incl, with
French plate lalrrotsl, Superior Hair Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Boosters. large QU~ntity of Bed
dinE Of every rli'tIun. uuni,er OF Double ard
sinSl" Ma.au: war!ross, Derorated Toilet Corner
Cabinets. E-sy Chairs. MIjoica Umbrella stand Va
nut Han stand, Walnut NJ. T. Buffet. Walnut TX.
tension Tables. large quantity q; CHINA ami Glass
Ware. iRrEe assortment OF SNer-p.at,d War. lime
Table Linen, Va nut D,uinS Cnairs DINING Room
Oil Goth large quantity preserving Jars stone
Ware, SooAinS 3t-iIsi :. = Refrigerator. a.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH SEVEN.
1El.NtH. ls92, commencing, at Ten O'CLOCK. NJ
the residence o; the lr;e Mrs Mary J Ricketts, ali
street northwest. shall SELL by order OF the Orphans
Court. the persy ua SE "a CONTAINED ther ~. Ihis
a line collection oil hous.4o goods ana should com
Eaand She attention OF parties who desire rstclass
articles.
J. W. II lRSHA. Executor
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MEDICAL. &c.
nR. CARLETON.
5o7 18th st. NV,
Washington. DO.
Graduated London. England, ls6A
and New Yoff Isss.
DISEASES OF MEN.

Nrsanie and nervous weakness and LOSS OF PowEh
PARTIAL or complete. attacks ster cent OF men Al .,s
e 81 lie uei ween the % tweniy-oise and hfty
" ~ .'u'i"uAi becomes dispirited. desT.ondent ana
often denorAlizcd and. foosy nnas-ininy thai !, !.
something 90 Nel ashamed o. he too frtat.nlv f.ll.
"iis victim INTO tie hands Of some Of the ds.rpitw
NAA'As VINO lnAest our lanse citiss. Its cause and
0iNi noae OF treatment 10 but little undsrs.ood by
re seneTal raetit nn-r medicine and the ou.ck
With his scare 70 death style OF .fn,u,, "a -.
iueA 10 tle mental ,sery aud .njufy of many an -
VINO Lave besun so r'a4lz@ that they ar. NOT a
''Soi"as as formerly and the Niyadly gIoosuy wurd
lc'ores OF The quack too often cause -,cer !. r,.,
- o''onie completely unneryed Nervous d.hIt,y
A.. 40 are terms used GENERALLY TO lie x.n,
OF so-ca-led manly ysor. The late Dr p..r, a.,
..'Aeht authority On nervous diseases termed A.
NeVrasih,nia." Blu. call 1t what son may urb.,h.,
the weakness Is partial lete except in case, a
rafassis. EAIhEME old axe or general br..l,Io,7r
81 tie nitro constut.on II ~ IN ntue case. ON, q, ,er
' r-sHit OF an innhiuinHtnry. lyIer-sfisffive and
AkhiS irritable condition of the irus,at,c tr.thrn
"l'i'r re ir an bad 10 worse. NENEE heals spop.
tShe"asy anu CANNOT bs cured by stomach ,ned,c..
li'h' my method OF LOCAL nl, hon and electrical
"'li'u' 70 iAe anect'd THrt - the only sensible
Zen anu ss'e ode OF trta;n'ent.. Is Is the ONLY
ne i-"d nov advised. advocated aud Tract,ed nv az.
eminent ceielrtes u America and Fnr,,e xlo a..
eaFLed ~or.d-Hiss dis motion by their kpowl.av,
% sam IN the tTeatIns M 81 Diseases of the t.nit
iiAip "isHhs ana Nervous :, stem. NJ tug u.etl.ed
t'ss'fai-on 10 heath and poNer u ulsolut. .yt,
allure ianIossibls No iutIe1il.eu, No n,,a..on.
d1sia<.
Las s no d0!asive dream or hair trained theory
ih 'Ie AlerInmnial stage. Tut Thoroughly demon
A-A'"l' fpn'tlrhl, s,-utIft iArt NJ cat.l-t,.,.,.
s,l'iDe TO hunbng the foaii,l, ,.rel tons "a -
.n.l"sed-upou sufferer. Ny n,.thod ar,t..l. "a ,h.
'ih'h scse Il lie tute..lGst. thHla it GLASS;. al
- N"fA'ts' among whom tie condition here al
uded 10 - F.-ya' ett
'sreo'ei', sir'ture, kidneys and bladder AL.
neais. III
Diseases Of blood or skin. hereditary or ACQUIRED.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucroneer.

by virtue of deed Of tr:Ist dated the 18th day o;
Au-as', 4; D. 1891. and Recorded Au-nst tie l:tA,
1884. N liter 1910. folio $50. *. 81 81" lsns
cords % the District OF 90 uuihs. viii sell. in
iF az q We reHi;s =. sub i'' - 49,. h....
spYe2Fs On tie plan OF tie clty ut Washington.
improved - tNC-sioIy bri,k Gar iII-- rae .4.-
piLce on Thu >DAl. the MN Il-toIBTH DAY
OF MARCH. 1892. at HALF-FAsI EOUI. O'Ga.DC h
T. "
Ter = Dne-tlirl cash, balance reasonable time to
suit cha ser deferred nss To- Gs securd by
note oeal' per cent interest from o safe, WITH
ieAi 81 trust uiou -!t" prot sr;y pan L-sei.
lEls. to- i&eilt "a tf s.-f' Il. 49,.
W. tEAAJIS iFpAsr. , r.-,.....
W AUUDNIl.LE tLIMAINal fustees.
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.. v" N AhStlA. ANf'ulff.
LATlMER SLOAN, Auctioueers. mhl.-lts

WILL EE S0tD. oN SATTEDtY. APEiL Sic
w oND. 1872. Al TINE O'CLOCK q NJ, Al sill
YEA SeElSt. STATION. NN AZ III tINlRt-
IlAN BtANCU. IWtNlA EIGHT ACHE~ or
LAND, NON RESIDED UrON ~ CAUSIN CON
DICT. ESQ.
Tins PROPERTY lies on the Washington Co"svile ana
Ashton turnuSe. adj dniuE ia" lands @! Mr-. lilzI
= WILDER, Louis l.. BIuurtte. .. al. T.. C'arie. ;Ae
lbEpIpa Ptrk Loan anu rust Conn any ant others.
1t Is III luueIstc nelgi9oropG Of the handsome prop
elty 81 Crusty Nuyvs ra Is Oy sald turnpike
II Iniies iflI sat SILVER Sp-nE station ANA aUuf
same dis.sice from b. G line. Auu: y M
wood. la anCe u - improved by a twu-stBfy
aiid ATTIC franc tUe...ps tolRS-
cora BOISE, staD.c anl other nDCFs-aTy I'iul.Gngs
sira"ierfles. ra.p.efr.es grapps. pears and Other
fruits. Lst-e EG.er OF tarlse and Handsome s
uets. magic. POPLAR and walnut. Iduy sNeft-
alls ru s.. II = well water a. sp pudd ria ing
~ lig of excellent Wafes tie house. n j. Goa
NeEsrRt TO hUrches o. NaIous nulnlnatIons schools
post office, caIroad. &c
toC aud u har IN or.ua-ion So Rockville At-
yO,a.c Dr aaar - "a IItlsSIIl ". TALBOT. ITus-
tee, itockN.Ae, sd. luhi2, 1876
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nUNCANsoN BRos.. Auctioussrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING
ON BIGH STREET NEAR CORNER OF lTH

On bI6h sIhEET MAX CORNER OF ATH
STREET. WEST WASHINGTON. d. c.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No. 49,
IaiRTY:TIasT DAY OF &xKcH. a 5. issa. !.
FOUR O'CLOCK p. n. in front Of the premises. Ill
that piece parcel Of land aud premises known a. and
being part Of lots hundred and eiehty-four and
one hundred and eiRhty-thres In Beatty Hawkins'
addition 70 Georgetown, D. c.. beginning the vest
sids Of High street st the end q . line
southsriy loe fl2 Test on the line of High street
to the southeast corner Of large brick house standing
on said lot, hereby intended 70 Be conveyed and
Mug thence northwardly and with the west line Of
ANGLES to High street 70 the divdine line bstveen lots
189 and 1888 in said addition; south Of ssid line
to the end thereo thence sesery with ths line Of
lot number 1888 20 point therein which viii BE- inter
point in the wall Of said house nine inches north
sssteriy by said line reversed TO the bsgtnntnG
thereof thence south with said rear vail nns tnehs.
with the south wall Of aid houss 70 bEnntng Of saA
premises High street toxstbsr with Ill the improve
msnts and all the rights. Ways saesnsnfs and
beonxtnG thsreee 90 In any vtss aDp-
Tsrms: ons-thi,d Of purchase money in essh, rssi-
due in two equal tnstAlments At one and two yeaz9
from day Of sale noe 10 BE- given esArtns inters q
dssa " on s: or ii ss
ss::sr aeposs q ssse l.ani1sd i @s q ~
Conveyancne. BE-. e purchasers coss- Terms 70 b
.s I S:y: o 1.s :s sss -.
he ssid propy q shs HI @A soss = shs dsassisaG
vi d.i a 1919 Ey 1sss|SIas..
.xEuz = n1As5sS's
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Ginsling-"It's all nonsense to say that New
Year resolutions do NO good. Isvore Oh my
self last New Year"
Loanger-"You did, eh?'
Ginsiing-"yes, sir; and stuck to 10 fun
week--saved twenty dollaxs."-Nsse York
Weetiy.
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TIE EvoLrr1os Or

HE EvoLUTIoN OF
SENSE AND NONSENSE.
SCENE IL
They begar together-lived side by side-both ronp-
ing school Eirls-They're eighteen now-Oh. what q
changei-one blooming into lovely womanhood-with
graceful figure graced with healththe other whiting
lily slowly dropping out of iife.Ihs doctors ssy-and
doctors knov-that many lovely flower has had her
life pressed out by corset stays The other one-say
what Of her.-Oh. nothing save she wears the Equi-
pose Wais-the fashionable corset substitute. Made
by George Frost Company. Boston
For sale in Washington only by
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREY.
lila 18th st. NV,
And
MISS II. c. wHELAN.
lOO3
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THE SPRING POET.
Where are You going, john" said she,
TO sell poem" lie cried in glee.
1T tells of spring and the bursting bud,
And the clouds that over the azure scud;
Of the mild warm breeze and the wakened bee.
Twill make me rich, as you soon shall ses."
Il hope you'll be careful. John" said she
You know with your health you must not be
free;
For spring is risky with snow and flood.
Don't wet you feet; it nay chill your blood;
So take this coat and these gums from me;
They IL save your life. Is you soon shall see."
isn't that a strengthening eagle on the
new coins?'
'Yes. 1t is evidently step toward the freak
coinage Of silver"
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MosER's WATER CoLoRs.-The Moser water
colors displayed In the Fischer gallery, 529
18th street, are attracting much attention. The
exhibition is open daily to visitors from to Sc
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoNAs powLIso son. Aar,lqn..r.

THoMAs powLINo q son. Asc,lsn.sr..
ol2 q ~
TRCSrrrs sAtE OF BRICK DWELLING Housr.
No. 2ol0 ThlhfkkNrh STREET NoRTE
by virtue Of deed os trust ds,.d Ausu.s 10. A. %.
isc. and rscoried in liter ~. iesl folio sp7 q
ha and II the rs0uss Of the PARTY ured th~rrby,
the undersigned u us.sss vii Offer lr ssls IN frent
fSuEiR DAY OF on M ssesp r in TssssIf:
PAsI foyR O'CLOCK A. Al, - pubic auction. the
following lsibel real estate situate IN the essy 4
leing al - 20, numbered seventy c7Ol IN a. X Aliens
sned vs1n Of certain lots ~ square nuInb~red tive
Iir 80 ii BE 10 AZ, - the rsr.r.i. OF the sur-
.es rs0fhSs q the Sad nistrlt q colninla.. in-
No. 1910 lSfh s'rs-.t northwest.
FERNS sold sa,ieci 70 deed q tru=, -.cursnE le.s
Sds6.t H. s dsS iS Ss q. ~ iS a lnsSrs, f: :.
Yer ~, bal yearly. trust resrued M l.ib~r lss..
IN een pSyluents IN Ena vears AZ 8 Per cut
hleies 20 he srcisrsi On the Ifofsrty sold OF al
iiFsI Al tinic al s.ie uf sale cofD-
rled with nten days che trustees the right -
te Iforerty At ris1 anu cost Of the defsuitiz6
hTNANpER VI PRocroR.l
49,, ROBERT =. IA IHIEFoRD. Frss'sA
mhisdSds l3O9 fst.n.w.
\ AIlALR SLOAN. suction-er.
Bv virtue Of deed of trust hearing dat. IN. no
10y y Ausnst 1921, und rscoricd iber 1914 foiSs
D. W Sil sell n ana IsSDAY' iii TWENTY.
fOGhrH DAY ot SAECH. lsSFs, in mon, oi ths
l5rh street. northeast etwesi. an 4 "a ,s1ssS.a ~
Place AZ SEls 1S9s. sS,s 70 I.ss
fer..s one third cash. balsn'. an re.. nah. dine
10 sat hassr. Ieisrr-d ~ ynent. % u.-r a r.<r
lh..rssi IRON DAP OF tecgrrd by deel truGo
lhis. thi ls.h day ., Msr.h Isas
mhi"-dkls
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I ATiMLE q SLOAN. Auc;ioneers.
l407 st.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All the rem ain0er q. the goods fiom the

All the ren. aindcr o: the goods from the
''IBlE.l e.. LII" aas-N
VIA he disposed a! 1oNi,Ai ana TUESDAY Al
b.aut.tut NApoiIuN ara LOUIS Ky SUITES. tie
.aige SERNES VASES. IAPE~IhlIS, larEr OAK
GABINE =. florcnuDe Minors unI al the RAKE
anu IMPORTANT Pii ciS d. the collection. which
tins week his IeyeIt ii him.
u.ll2.I lAHtstlH SLOAN.
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LADIES'.

Ut tAl.LETON treats diseases Of women ana ali ~
qnlfng skllliul and confidential treatment will ma
theif lest interests served ting INN AZ once
separate oince Lady attendant. Hour 10 y 4 a. Il
"0' I-'4 ~ NV. mil .tU.w.th
DE- EobEhlsoN. go 4 ST. NV. BETWEEN
Sth Gad lOth The oldest re.iabls SPECIALIST Creza-
lAr srsduHte with thirty Kperenc- IN hospt.
anu special practice. suaranie-s without ner-
curs OF cGustcl IN eli scQte and cAOnir dsasses Of
tns urinary orsaIs, nervous aud Organic weakness,
sIlotufes' &c. Ir-thral diseases recently c.n-
m1eisd posiiIsey cured N to dAys Dr. a.. estab-
lslled over 80 years AZ lie y. IIDerfy Batiuore
can be consulted every Wednesday and safurdsy Al
$40 4 a. "a W from TO D. AL IN need OF laedicxl
mis- In
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ATTORNEYS.

G.O.e. w; K.ns,
Attornsy- Law and solicitor q patauta
PxTENfs AND 'PENsioSs.
LGe1ugB pasocA cav0sss an6 trHos1nArks prDcuruS
Govt eAaims psosscutsd pensons obsinsd. cou.nl.-
ion On I'll legal mstters frss Of cnArrsl dEs-t-a
"A oOODRlcH, LAMYEk- l2s DEARBORN sr.
special fsctitiss N esvual stssss Goodrich On X
vorcss With sws % ~ sssssA N pr~ns px,cs. %
CAnPBEIL oARRIKoToN,A TToRXEY-AT-LKV
OWobstsr Law buildinx. b06 b q. n o. v ssLin<s..,
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ANOTHER Man MADE HAPPY.
JOS. r. THOMPSON GIVES HIS TESTIMONY AS
TO THE GREAT BENEFIT HE HAS RE-
cEIvEp FROM DR. JoRDAN's
TREATMENT

Jos. r. Thompson. painter BY trade. 10 native Of
Washington and resides at No. 2O1O street north
west. He suffered for years with his nose and
throat and Kives description Of his disease aud its
cure.
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kiss and makeup" said the young mai
when he discovered that the salute Of affection
had left red cosmetic on his blonde mustache
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do you know" said Gus de Jay, give lost
my ha ht?'
"Are you quite sure" responded Miss Pep
person, that it is your heart and not your
head?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

The King Of Greece speaks twelve languages
but it is difficult to see the value Of the acc ON
plishment when the Emperor of Germany talks
too much with one.
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SHOOTING STARS.
FINANCIAL METAMoRpHosrs

She: Henry. you are a perfect bear today.
Henry: No. you are mistaken, my dear. I
was bear all last week, but I've been bull
ever since the market took that turn on Mon
day.
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81 see." said young Mrs. locker, that some
of our prominent citizens are accused by this
paper Of winking at violations Of the liquor
law"
Yes" answered her husband.
81 think" she went on pens:vely, "that I
have noticed something like that while with you
at the soda fountain"
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HOTEL WELLINGTON.

THE sAIRLEY. KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR TIE
beach, Atlantic City,
Open for the season March l.
New house; modern appointments. mh3-1m
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He was mighty pugilist,
Whom all men saw with fear,
Till he became quite deaf and dumb.
That ended his career,
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COCOdSD;Sy;S;S;;5;S;i..,s,.
in Treated with Carbonate Of Soda. magnesil,
Petash * DicalAcsats Of Sod"

The use Of chemicals can be readily
detected by the peculiar odof from newly
opened packages, and also from . glass
Of water in which q small quantity Of
chemically treated cocoa ha. been placed
and allowed to remain for several days.
For moro than Ons Hsmdred Years
the hessss Of Walter Bshsr = Co.
hGvs made their Oocos PrsparssSons
ABSOLVTELY PURE, wstng NO
Paseas Pfeesss, Alkaliss, o. Dyes.
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M. LEON.
464c ST.. BET. ~ AND eTH srs. NV.
Tbs vsll-known ladies' physician. can b
consulted daily from i0ss and Q sea
Prompt treatment uha2v


consulted d.ly from i0s end ssea
Prompt treatment uha.av.
DE MULLER, los7 eTa 81. NV, TREATS AL
- CHROME Affections Of the eye. ear. throat. luu9
hosr. 70 'aie ssS .nd urinary dss.ss. 0a
pKOfEssiONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAu
1e obtained. with the best Of medical rsfsrsnss -
'f feasnfm = mas..
THOROUGH FACE MAssA6E-NFw eTEI0IGo
nj ss hing nks A. Hour. q
len g is.dins socissy isdis. isas Il. AVE.. sss.
pRoFEssfoNAL MASSAGE, MRS. Il cA0FR0T
M.shlnstgn. Ladiss. Q to i. Ssniismsa irea : Z
II FAD AND BE wIsR-pB. BRorHERs. zoe .
i the oldest ssi.blishsd sIpsTt spscisiss IN tsis ~
furnish mede.Ds. no charge and "A -
Sso =. ~: - sGSf Z 81 t,a
;h nSss, a.. sa ~ suI " iss i's ~" Se.sT
1T HAS MEYER BEEN ooNTRADIcTED TlAT
i. .d.:; SSi:.s;s + :: ~; Is
MaNHoop RrsLonEp By USING 4 lorTLlol
S,I sgIs .ns e..' % n.r'sss asslsS. % S&s an
nR LoBB. aes n lsTH sr.. PIIIApRIFHIA
.s.! eons:s sis fs s p:ss: s % f. CID ID
Ire. q eh.lse. Aoun ese - Q svsnissa fsio
he. HARsroxs rREArlkKNT FokL TIE cum
vsrioocsle. tc.. withous stomach RsdacnssL Ne -
os;s q f:lAYs:i f SS5,; s,'u e - s
VOID YEARs OF eUFFERIno n CONSULT.
a ing Dr. y Thssl. SIS North 4th - PhfladGlphtA
he only 0eIsn. Amsr,esn sPscisliss N the p1lss4
10th ss1ss ssnd ios 6ooi Truth. sssSosas ssss;s
and ths1r Home Cur" swindls. be- ap2(LlT
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'T'hE La EUNlAINE,
l.. KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC CITY.
ouxhly heated throughout o. g. WRIGHT
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City. n. j.. near beach. Appointments drst-clsss
desiraU !e location modern Convenience. Open ali
year. MItN. T.. WILL. fe.l2-.Su
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on &C
count of the Indictment weather until THURSDAY,
MAhCHH SEVENTEENTH, 1892 came hour and
pace. ANN W. QUEEN,
Samuel Queen, deceased. mh12-dkds
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Ocean end Of Pennsylvania ave-,
ATLANTIC CITY, n J.
fe1-3m +. W LEHMAN co.
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tl OTEL ORIENTAL,
"A Ocean end OF Virginia ave- Atlantic City. n J.
enlarged. improved. steam heat, all mod. cows
Open Feb. 10. ALEX. NJ OPPENHEIMER
fel5-3m
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L m } l!E Mem flL.. AND TONIC, ..PHOsPIIA-
ia Comp by Physicians, special tonic Tor heart
ara oTan IN "a grr =: stlnu stomach end liver
Aitera'Ne aud b.ood purlnsr sanlYses iree a
slMA 18th and y. A. ave. man i-.sa.
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III OTEL DENNIS" ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
Open ALI the year; large sun gallery; hot and
cold sea water baths. Directly on the beach
fes.-6m JOSEPH H. bOkTON Proprietor,
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- was broken down with nervous and
physical prostration before using Dr.
0reenes Nervara, and life was q burien. !
wish could shout loud enough 50 all The ,rorld
eoala aedr, ana tell faem the good DE-. Greene's
Nervura has done for me. II has male mo
from tceok. Trembling. nerrous, irritable man
70 one vino feels he Is on the highway TO
long years Of health and happiness through
III. 0reene's Nervura. ANDREW II. OLNEY,
Gibson, Steuben Co, n. Y"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
THE Lowers REvENoE.
4 Cold w.ssh break. Up IN. H.pp'a..


A Gold wstoh breaks Up the Happiness
Of Life. AA sa
Ills It true. Mariep' he asked with
blanched face and trembling voice
Has Henry Fitz-Dougherty. my
bosom friend, he whom / trusted as
my brother-has he supplanted me in
your affectionsp"
1T Is true Leonidas," said the
young lady. turning away coldly.
False and perfdious friend! Tickle
and heartless girlr' howled Leonidas
Grimshaw, and he rushed forth from
the house and wandered through the
deserted streets till the dull, murky
tinge OF approaching day began to
smear itself on the dingy sky. Then
he went to his lonely. cheerless room,
threw himself on his couch and tried
to sleep age
But his feet were very, very cold.
The ceremony that united Henry
Fitz- Dougherty and Marie Penjarvish
Kershock In marriage was over The
guests had departed. and the happy
bride and exulting groom were look
ing over the glittering array OF pres
ents that had been sent to them.
Il have little surprise for you.
Henry. dear" said Marie, smile Of
radiant beauty bisecting her lovely
face. - M
What is it lover" inquired Henry.
'Leonidas Grimshaw has sent me
costly and elegant gift"
THAT is kind OF him.
"Indeed it Is. The poor fellow has
got over his broken heart He cher
ishes only the kindest feelings for US
now. Seer
She drew forth from its hiding
place lady's gold watch. It was a
small. delicate, richly chased and Or
namented affair. with her name en-
graved on the back, and had cost not
less than 1927. 80 in cash.
With q heavy, uncertain. listless
step Henry Fitz-D ougherty entered
his palatial home on Prairie avenue
and sought his wife's boudoir.
Marie" he said. as he threw his
hat on the soft velvety carpet sat
down on a costly work basket and
looked at her with blood-shot eyes
the blow has fallen"
What Is the matter. Henryp" ex-
claimed Mrs. Fitz-D ougherty In alarm.
Il have tried to weather the storm.
Marie" he answered. hopelessly.
thinking that turn in the tide
would come. but in vain! We must
give up this home. My colossal for
tune Is gone. 1t could not stand the
drain. The last bill of repairs on this.
madam, wipes me out, completely out
We are beggars-"
And he placed in her lap small
delicate, richly-chased gold watch
Leonidas Grimshaw was avenged
Chicago Tribune s.a II
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
OVERRIDING It

There, I" said the wife Of the pres
ident Of the wrecked bank. rs she
gave the finishing touch to her toilet
.'if your bank has failed that is no
reason why i should hide myself I
intend to show myself at the opera TO-
night"
Very we'll, my dear" said her
husband. show yourself II you wish
TO; but don't you think" he added. as
his eye took in the cut OF her corsage,
that it were better to conceal some
thingp"-New York Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
TELESCOPE SIGHT.
He Proved That ne Gould Soc objects
Half . Mile on.

He Proved That ne Gould Soc objects
Half Mile on
The official OF a leading railway
company, according to an exchange
tells good story about one OF the en-
CINE drivers OF his line. The engine
driver was growing old and frequent
reports were made to the directors
that his eyesight was not as good as It
should be- This the old man stoutly
denied; but nevertheless, there is
every reason to believe that his eyes
were getting trine dim. However.
he stoutly maintained that his eyes
were not only strong. but phenome-
nally strong. and that these scriticisms
were made by jealous fellow engine
drivers.
The test for eyesight on the line
was made by a doctor who lived In Q
house facing large common. When
he wished to test the mems eyes he
used to say: look over there and
see what you can see" This fact got
known to the employees Of the railway
and when the old engine driver was
going to be examined he arranged
with his son that he should take his
bicycle about half mile across the
common and stoop down and oil it.
In due course the old engine driver
was led to the window, and the doctor
said. as usual: What can you seeP'
The old man peered out and said:
'Well, see a young man STOPPING
down beside a bicycle" m fF8
do youp" replied the doctor; Il
cannot see anything at all"
.Gammonr' said the engine driver.
cant you see itp" Why, he's oiling
it"
On this the doctor took up pair of
field glasses on the table. and. look
ing out behind, quite plainly saw a
young man STOPPING down oiling his
bicycle.
Magnificent sight!' he said; mag
nificent!' and to this day the engine
driver is taking his forty shillings q
week with striking regularity. Rail.
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