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A CHRISTMAS DICTIONARY.
Some Familiar YuIetfde Words With
Modern Definitions.


Bill-The last hope of the tradesmen.
Sometimes paid, sometimes not. The
head of the family is the chief sufferer
from its visitation.
Candie-Something which lights up the
Christmas tree; also, often leads to the
summoning of the fire department, and
subsequent examination of fire insur-
ance policies.
Candy-Suitable present for ones best
girl. See also Huyler's.
Card-One of the chief sources of the
Postotfice Departments December reve-
nue..
Cash-A rare article, which disappears
with lightning-like rapidity about holi-
day times. See Cheque.
Cheque-Another name for cash,
though that doesn't help a man if broke
A piece OF paper intended to impress
tradesnen with the size of purchasers
bank accounts. See Cash.
Children-Weli-springs of pleasure,
but the chief cause of headaches and
sleeplessness on Christmas morning.
Harder to suppress than an insurrection,
but necessary evil.
Chimney-Santa Claus own particular
railroad. sale mode of travel if you
only know how.
Christmas-The principal holiday of the
year, lasting in its results, and the regu-
lar means of a business boom. A boon to
newspaper WTll0TS on space Ine nope
of poets, and the pride of sidewalk mer-
chants everywhere. See Yule.
Church-A place for the display Of holi-
day attire.
Credit-What everybody wants and but
few obtain.
Dlnner-A special array of complex
dishes, the cause of much internal suffer-
ing, but the delight of doctors and drug
glsts. The small boys elysium. The
cooks masterwork, of which the tramp
gets the remnant.
Gitt-Something bestowed which is
generally not needed, and which often
finds snug berth on the pawn-broker's
shelf. Something for which something
is nearly always expected in return. The
cause OF small ancial panics, and the
source of much orry to the neighbors.
Holly-Used for decorative purposes,
but not valued as much as mistletoe, be-
cause it doesn't justify promiscuous oscu-
latlon. See Mistletoe.
Joke-A special holiday affair, prepared
in the dog days and kept on ice until
ready to be used. Hatched all the year
round, but particularly virulent at
Christmas-time.
Mistletoe-The particular friend of
spinsters and unkissed young ladies.
Causes unconscious cerebration. Nopar-
lor is complete without it. See Holly.
Pawnbroker-Eve friend, be-
fore and after Christmas. Sometimes
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THE STORY PAID HIM.
Standardization an Eminent Attor-
ney'S Fees.

ney's Fees.
The most eminent consulting lawyer of
Paris at one time in the last century was
the Able May. His opinion had great
weight in forming the decision of the
Judges, and he was often consulted in inn
portant matters outside the land. His fee
for an opinion was usually large one.
The story of one of his exceptional fees is
related by NJ. de Bois Saint Just in his
history Of Paris. A cure from the coun-
try called on the Abbe one day, and after
complimenting him with earnestness and
sincerity on his creditable and deserved
reputation, said that he was involved in a
lawsuit which he did not understand. He
asked the Abbe to advise him whether he
was in the right or in the wrong, and
whether he had better carry on the suit.
So saying he delivered to the great jurist
an enormous package of papers covered
with almost illegible handwriting.
The Able cheerfully accepted the task,
and told the cure to call again in two
weeks. He was pleased with the good,
simple-hearted man, and devoted his best
energies in clearing up the case, though
he was obliged to put other matters aside
in order to do so. The cure called on the
day appointed, took the Abbe's written
opinion, and read it through critically.
He was delighted with the enthusiasm
and clearness with which his rights wore
set forth.
He embraced the Able gratefully, and
cried: 'Ah, monsieur, no one could be
better pleased than 1 am, and 1 want
you to be satisfied also. Here is
money, monsieur. Please take what
is due you," and he threw a
three-franc piece on the table. Not
to bumilitate the good man, the Able
picked up the coin, took thirty-six sous
from his purse and handed his client the
change. Some one said, when he told the
story, that as usual he had lost by his
disinterestedness.
Lost p' said the Able. "And do you
count the pleasure of telling the story
nothing?u
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HOW the Romans Gorced.

The Romans in the time of Cicero and
Augustus took an early breakfast, from
3 to 4 o'clock In the morning, luncheon
at II to l, and at about o'clock the coena,
or principal meal of the day, correspon
ing with our dinner. A Roman dinner
at the house of a wealthy man consisted
chiefly of three courses. All sorts of
stimulants to the appetite were first
served up, and eggs were indispensable
to the first course.
Among the various dishes were the
guinea hen, pheasant, nightingale and
the thrush. the Roman gourmands held
peacocks in great estimation, especially
their tongues. Macrobius states that
they were first eaten by Hortensius. the
orator, and acquired such repute that a
single peacock was sold for 30 denarii-
the denarius being equal to about II
cents in our money.
The record-union., 1893-01-23
Berlin Cough Cure.

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless, gives i'm
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from two to three days. Endorsed by
our best physicians. Try a bottle and
you viii always keep it. Price, so cents
q bottle.
G. c. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
Compound Sulphur Powder. the most
perfect laxative and cathartic known.
Gives instant relief in cases of constips-
ton, indigestiorH piles. biliousness, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, ETC.. etc
A great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The W. H. Bone Company. San
Francisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
IL Co.. Sacramento. sole aQents
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The Most Pleasant WAY

OF preventing the grippe, colds, head
aches and fevers is to use the liquid laxa-
tive remedy Syrup of Figs, whenever the
system needs gentle, yet effective cleans
ing. To be benefited one must get the
true remedy, manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company only. For
sale by all druggists in 50-cent and 81
bottles.
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Mrs. Logan's "Hore Magazinen ana
the weekly Union"

Both only 81 75 per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers Of the
zine to its subscribers for mere nominal
sum above the price of subscription to
the weekly.
The record-union., 1893-01-23

Nine. Albert of New York, leader of
the Delsarte school of expression, is a
dainty woman who readily draws associ-
ates into her philosophic theories because
of her magnetism.
The record-union., 1893-01-23

The recently elected Mayor of Cam
bridge, Mass, w. A. Bancroft, is known
to the college men throughout the coun-
try as Foxy Bancroft, the great stroke
and coach among Harvard oarsmen.
The record-union., 1893-01-23

Catherine de Medici imported muffs
into France from Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRr Chief Justice Bingham and
Justice Edqner

EQUITY CouRr = Chief Justice Bingham and
Justice Hdgner.
Yesterday-Gray agt. Gray testimony ordered
taken by C. A. Brandenberg. May agt. NAV ct
al. leave to fle supplementary answer. Morris
agt Shehan; time to take testimony limited to
thirty days Same agt. Clark; do sixty days.
Blogden agt. Blogden; sales finally ratified.
Jordan agt Hartley; trustee authorized to in
vest $4,000. Johnson agt. Fugitt; sale decreed
]. E. Padgett and W. II. Smith, trustees. Son
ahan ags. Myers; security for costs required.
King ast. Hsuptman; auditors report con-
frmed; distribution ordered. Carusi agt Cox,
do; exceptions overruled Kirby sgt Kirby
divorce granted.
CIBcUIT CouRT. DIVISION Judge Coz.
Observation-Disclosures, administrator. agt.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; motion
for new trial.
CRIMINAL COURT, DIVISION 1-Judqe Nc Comas.
Yesterday-Hotace McKeen, mansla ughser
two weeks allowed to prepare exceptions.
Henry Davis, embezzlement; motion for new
trial fled.
CRIMINAL CouRT, DIVISION a.
Yesterday-Henry z. Burgess, gaming table
security released; personal reGOgnizance taken.
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Strike by Mr.. Wanamaker's Walters.

Fifty-seven walters employed in the restau-
rant attached TO John Wanamakers store in
Philadelphia on Monday struck for an increase
of wages and better food. They had previously
submitted demands. Mr.. Wanam,ker readily
agreed to improve the quality Of the food. but
declined to grant an increase of wages The
men quit just at noon, when the rush Of Gus
toners is greatest. Thirteen refused to strike
and managed to wait on the patrons after some
delay The strikers were full-day and halliday
men. The former received SOS a week and
the latter So so, both classes being fed. Last
night Mr. Wanamaker rewarded each of the
loyal thirteen with a brand new $40 bill. The
places OF the strikers will be filled without
much trouble.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE SUPREME CogEy QH THE DISTRICT

IN THE suRsxao55 SSSSgY{Slfp2y THE DISTRICT
Holding .sss, q ~ 3: 6: 9th.
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hs' Is. Rs' Sours sa r. s1SeHAM Chief Justice.
ns ,iac saw 'fs NJ clkScYu Sssa cisTs
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Pacific Mail Stories Denied.

Referring to the dispatch from New York
relative to the adjustment Of the differences of
the Pacific Mail and Panama railroad Traffic
Manager Leeds and Frank Johnson of the North
American Company in San Francisco emphat-
ically deny the truth of the statement that the
Pacific mail will lease the vessels of the North
American Company operating between San
Francisco and Panama. They declare that the
Panama Railway Company will keep It's contract
with the North American Navigation Company
in every particular.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS,
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Open from June % to October L
TOMPKINS. GAGE PERRY.
my2O-w&sst
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
New hotel cottages and the most complete bathing
establishment IN America.
Two thousand i've hundred feet elevation in the
great Warm Springs valley Virginia on Chesapeake
md OHIO railway. Magnificent mountain surround
inSs END climate
Bathing attendants from the best European baths.
Every oasn from the fovine Hot springs, including
k4Swnl shs needle slss.rie, massage, n.
l.syss ap q + '. fimisssS lssyS: ii 10 sf ? "a
, Mt sad Ma Middleton q tns wasnihSso HiJins
Ris Hot SPRINGS In charge OF Nc Burton, instructor
hxcTislon t!cksts ant full informstOp AZ ChesA-
or address, Dr. T. " Chaplin medical director. or J.
r. Chanplin, manager. Hot Sprin1s. Bath county. Va
Holders Of worlds tair tickets may stop at the
springs. lny2I.2w
WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS OPEN FOR
w guest June -. Call for circulars at BEEN-
TANQ,S. 10l! Pennsylvania ave-. address a. NJ.
JELLY. New WINDSOR, Nd my27-2n
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VIII Join Lieut. Peary.

The Norwegian explorer, Astrupp, sailed on
the steamship America last Friday from Copen-
hagen for New York city, where he and the ten
men accompanying him will join Lieut.. Peary.
They expect to proceed northward with Peary
early in July. Astrupp took with him a large
amount of baggage, containing scientific instru-
ments and utensils for himself and his party
during their arctic explorations under Lieut.
Peary's supervision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
Killed by Terror.

dispatch from Buckingham, Ontario, says
that Mrs. W. jackson, bride of o week, died
Monday crazed with terror at the report that
a man named William Forde, who murdered
her two sisters three years ago. is still living.
Forde was supposed to have killed himself but
a few days ago neighbor told Mrs. Jackson
that Forde had been seen in Montana this
spring. Mrs. Jackson brooded over this until
brain fever set in, which ended in her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
The CITY'S HEALTH.
The Sanitary League and Its Plan
of Popular Education.
INTEREST IN THE WORK

Helping Authorities-The Policy of the
League 4. .garding Complaints-The Medi-
cal Association and the Care OF Children
A Circular for Distribution Among Dairy
Farmers.
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Schooner Stranded in Maine.

Superintendent Kinfsall has received a tele-
gram stating that the schooner NJ W. Griffin Of
Bangor. Me-, stranded upon Hart Island Bar,
Me-. at 6 o'clock this morning. The crew of
four was saved by life boats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

HuEsr1s HOUSE,.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, ny
First class family hotel. Open from May Is to No.
vember 1. Send for illuss -ated pamphlets to
my2e got W. 3. HUESTIS. Proprietor
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MM0N1AIEo STEAM CARPET CLEANING
"a WORKS. Carpets cleaned IN the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free charge Mattresses
made to order. Ofhce, ITO Pa. ave. Works, I7OS
and 40 ST. NV. Telephone, sO4.
nAA;.s n NEwMYER Manager.
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TAKE BrOmo-SeltZer for insomnia
Before retiring-trial bottle 20 cts
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PrNNSvLvANrA ROUTE

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OCEAN TRAVEL,


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SUMNER RESORTS.
SEA.SIDE-NEW ENGLAND.

TuE AcaD1As. CAsr1sE. Ne.
Open Juno ~. tocation UNSURPASSED on lie north
nsn,s; sseeisn. opporisnities for Soa;ins asa nss
ing; hotel supplied with pure spring wa.e.; rates,
y. so day. $40 to ais week ". A. WALKER.
MANAGER. my1O-eo2m
ISLES OF SHOALS. n. H.
THE OCEANIC HOTEL
On Star Island. ten miles froln the Maine and New
Hampshire e.asts, will open Juno Is and close Octo-
Der I. Fishing aud BOATING unsurpassed. send for
terms and tllustrated pamphlet -
mySl-w&sSt LAIGHTOS BROS.
NAERLEHIAD. MASS
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~ TO LET
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CASTLE MONA c0TIApIs.
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The advantages Of private house wthostthe trouble
OF housekeeping make pleas M way b spend the
sSpmsr psasusf sttsntiSn p.id e {Gs sps1ne' tx
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DENTISTRY.

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PAINLESS R1TsAoTIoS or TEETH
s$$ E ssssssA Bsy gssHsss&s ssA
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In sss S,sy Of Preparation for NE
APPLIKp 10 TIE GUMS,
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II. NE sssts s:1 3 perfectly painless,
'ss's Sss:. adapted to p.r.oa. VII.
Ws ask ne safn net .. ssprsssn.sd
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THE 3yANs DENTAL pARLoRS
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R1CS spsctalhtsn operative and surgica al DENTISTRY
e1resscn fss.cfsa 81 srtiT a.n saie
a nature Improved upon where she has not done her
fi tsss;ssnra ga; with gas. 500.
EiIl inss Sss Sia.IIs; snysr 3, Analsam. 7so.
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TrNfThp itASEs DSyTAI ASSOCIATION 4oI
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PROFESSIONAL.

DE- 5; D ,I B,T roc cIAIRvorANr AND NE
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forf ave n W. near chs my2o1rn'
DIoi. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
adysrtisnS cAirvoy ant. astroloser and medium in
Born With wonderful prophetic sif, Of second .xs.
tells al The events Of your lie nom cradle = grave
reveals hidden mysteries. rssossrs loss Properly OF
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husae,s cont dsausl. S.ttingS soc Hours 70 q
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The report was adopted.
LEAD PIPES IN HOUSES.

In the course of the discussion Mr. Warner
remarked tina. DIR. Billings in the conference
Nth the Commissioners had made an import
tant discovery, and that was that the new
plumbing regulations required the use of lead
pipes in houses
Dr. Billings said he had had n talk with Com
missioner Powell on the subject. and the Com
,nissioners were now considering substitute
for this regulation providing for the use OF
iron pipes. properly treated SO as not to rust;
Tpder certain conditions. he said. water would
take up lead and this lead would produce dis
.oses in some persons. He thought the
nIumbing regulations should not be made so
Rad and fast as to make it expensive to get
water into houses. The most important con-
alteration was TO bring water into houses and
4, provide for carrying ont the foul refuse.
MORE INSPECTORS NEEDED.
Arepo-s was submitted from the slbcom-
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RAILROADS.

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= livery tele hone NAL seersi - branch ofces
MeEehants Par el Delivery Co. aad bagrsge transfer
Phone c5s Main oface. 9l2 Pa ave je0-e2t
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AHx BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANoUAGEs
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Branches In the ding cities Of America and Europe
Open all year, dsv and evening"
Also
Summer Course az Asbury Park. MI
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