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Annapolis VS.. West Point Foot Ball
Contest.

For the foot ball game between Annapolis
and West Point cadets at Annapolis on
Saturday, December =, the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad will run special train, leaving 9th
street station at 12:1J n. RI. BY arrange
ment with A w. and h. r. r. this train
will run through in one hour without stops
or change of cars. reaching Annapolis in
ample time to secure good Sn..s for wit
Messing the game, which is called at pm
Round trip rate $50. Tickets good to re-
turn until Monday, the 4th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

The new hall of Peck Memorial Chanel
was formally opened last night with the
attendance of a large audience from the
Church of the Covenant The Rev. Charles
Alvin Smith. pastor of the chapel. made an
address. and spoke of the use to which the
hall will be put The young ladies of the
chapel gave waiter drill, and the Boys
BRIGADE n driil with guns. In the CON-
petitive drill Edward Kettner won the gold
medal.
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Must Not Marry.

The win of the late John T. Hicks. filed
yesterday. leaves his estate to his wife.
Margaret, during life, and then to his
daughter. Catherine j. Hicks. with the pro-
viso that she does not marry during her
natural life, and if she should marry, then
TO all his children
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ARMY VS.. NAVY.
n Special Train to Annapolis for
SntIt4rlnx.s G.cent Foot RnII Gnmc.

Because of the absorbing interest in the
foot ball game at Annapolis on Saturday.
December 9, between the elevens of West
Point and the Naval Academy, the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad will run a special
fast express train to Annapolis, leaving
Washington $3.50 y. m, and runnin- :,
through to Annapolis without change. Re-
turning this train will leave Anna polls
thirty minutes after the game. Other
trains via Baltimore and Ohio railroad leave
Washington for Annapolis 1:15 and 500
am. and 12:l5 pm. Tickets, Sl.50 for
round trip. good for return until December
inclusive. Free admission to the game
Adyt.
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Army vs.. Navy.

Great interest is manifested in the foot
ball game at Annapolis on Saturday next
between the Annapolis and West Point
cadets To accommodate Washingtonians
desiring to reach Annapolis in ample time
20 witness the game. special train via Penn
sylvania railroad will leave p. and P. sta
ton at 12:15 p. m. running through on fast
schedule without change of cars. Round trip
rate. $50. Tickets good to return until
Monday 4th proxiIno
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount vernon.-AIacalester leaves at 10
am.
Tally-ho coach line from 511 18th street
at 10 am. and pm. for Arlington. Cabin
John bridge and all points OF interest.
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ResfrafnfDC Order.

W. c. Norris ct al. by W. II. Sholes and
B. s Minor has filed bill against John T.
8. Waters ct al for an injunction to re-
strain sale of lots in block Il. RosedaIe and
sherwood, under deed Of trust, and a re-
straining order was issued. They claim that
although they are in default they have
compromised by paying interest, and yet
the respondents propose to sell
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CITY ITEMS.
Grand Christmas Opening
of tho

Grand Christmus Opeuinr
OF the
VOIGT MFG. JEWELRY co.
Friday and Saturday, December l and .
handsomely decorated Aquarium con-
tanning three Japanese Gold Fish, will be
presented to every person whose purchase
equals or exceeds SO We will have on ex-
hibition as fine stock to select from as
any establishment this side of New York
See some of our bargains:
sl3 Tea Set, best quad. plate, 5000.
$40 Tea Set, best quad. plate, SIS.
So Diamond Rings, $3.50.
$40 Diamond Rings, $50
81 Diamond Rings s..
$50 14-karat Ladies' Watches S25
SS5 Gents Solid Gold Watches, $50
S15 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches Sl2JO
Solid Gold Baby Rings, Soc; Ladies' Solid
Gold Rings. sl.25, s1.15, 81, s., 81 81; Gents
Solid Gold Initial Rings, 81, sold elsewhere
S6; Solid Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses,
1928. elsewhere 81, and hundreds other bar
gains.
Those who fail to be here on these OPEN
ing days Will miss rare treat. Don't
mistake the place"
THE VOIGT MANUFG. JEwELRY CO,
It, lib It'll ST. NV. Washington. d. C.
Fancy Calenders Matchett & Co., 3Os 10th.
n30-9t"
Baby's First Christmas!
Our holiday remembrances will be dis
tributed free to all our patrons.
THE GREAT A. AND p. TEA CO,
All Branch Stores and 9TH and L n. W.
1t is Your Own Fault
If your house is not Comfortable,
RIDDEN. THE ACCOMMODATION,
Is willing to help you out
On Time" Payments at Bottom" Prices.
513 eth st. n. W.
An Extended Popularity. Browns Bron-
chlal Troches have for many years been
the most pouar article in use for relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles
Don't miss Voigt Jewelry Co., 713 9TH st.
NV, opening, Friday and Saturday. 1t.
Phillips DiGestible Cocoa.
The only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor &
S. Heller, TO 9TH ST. NV is making q,
speciality I'm Ladies and Childrcn's Hair Cu.-
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf
se5-tf
Everybody knows where the Noigt Co. is it
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
/
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Central. Saunders, Mills Lyman and Smith
were slightly injured during the course of
the game. High School spirit will not allow
the championship to remain undecided and
1t is expected that in a few days the date
OF the second game will be announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Everything that is cleansing, purifying ard
identifying for the skim scalp ard hair of infants
and children the CUTICURA REMEDIES will do
They speedily cure itching and burning eczeInas
cleanse the scalp of scaly humors purify the blood
and restore the hair. They are absolutely -ure
agreeable and unfailins. Sold everywhere
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Hotel and Cafe at Auction.

Radcliffe. Darr & Co. will sell tomorrow
morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, at the no
tel and cafe corner of nth and - streets
northwest a fine collection of household
goods See the advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

The Hou%htoa Carpet Sale at Sloan's.
1i0I G. street, tomorrow. will embrace about
twenty-five slightly worn mistit made-up
carpets, large lot of oil cloths, mattinys.
rugs, &C., &c.-Advt
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Cold Wave Coming.

The chief of the weather bureau has is
sued the following bulletin Hoist cold-wave
flag; temperature will fall about % degrees
by am. Friday
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The Great Rush still continues at the En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works, 63l-6cS5 Massa-
shusetts ave. Telephone 425. Carpets made
noth-proof free of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Samstag's Dry Goods sale at auction will
De continued this week only, in order to
make room for the toy sale. Private sale
in the same store, 102 9th St, in order to
Accommodate such persons as cannot at
tend during the day.
s. SAMSTAG,
Auctioneer.
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Perfection of Laundry Work.

Beautiful color. uniform finish and the
general excellenCy of our work should in
duce every one to patroniZe Godfrey 5
Steam Laundry, 1901 street NJ w. God
frey. proprietor.-Advt.
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Ample Time.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad 1880
p. m. special for Annapolis on December
will arrive in ample time to witness the
opening of the great foot ball game.-Advt.
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Take the Pennsylvania railroad special
train to Annapolis, leaving 9Th street station
a 12:15 p. m, on Saturday, the I'd, reaching
Annapolis. without change OF cars, forty
five minutes before the game. Round trip
rate SlJO-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Cooks Extra Dry Imperial Champagne
should be in every household. 1t IS perfectly
pure and naturally fe-mented. Highest
award, diploma and medal Columbian Elk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Few choice seats for Adelina Patti; gal
lery seats. At SICKLES, 1O11 Pa ave.
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WITH DYSPEPSIA
10 ArpETITE-TIRED AND NERvOIS

NO AI'PETIrE-TII,ED AND NERVOUS
Il was in misery with dyspepsia. Sometimes
had no appetite and When did eat n hearty meal
I felt much distress for hours after. I did not
seem to have any ambition: was restless at night
and in the morning tired and nervous Ny digestion
was irregular ard unsatisfactory. My wife urged
me 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the result is
that have never felt Ectte- in all my life than
Row. have gained nine pounds ard am free from
all dyrpcP;ic symptoms. | can eat hearty meal
with good relish" LOUIS Il. FRETZ, 1924 Am
sterdam ave-. New YorE.
HOODS CURES
HOODS CURES
HOODS CIEES
HOODS SAR%APAElILA CURES
HOOPS SAItSAPARIII.l CURES
HOODS SAI&APARIILA CURES
HOODS CURES
HOODS CURES
HOODS CURES
Eating in haste al times while serving as deputy
sheriff brought on dyspeptc trouble. although | WAS
naturally healthy. Eight months ago | commenced
taking Hoods Sarsaparia. II has cured Inv dys-
peptic trouble ard set back In MY age about
fifteen years. l advised others to take Hood $
Sarsaparilla, and they rejoice over the good
effect it has had upon them. My wife had suffered
from severe headaches general prostra;ion and loss
Of appetite. She has taken two bottles and her
head is now free from pain and She is enjoying ex-
cellent health and renewed strength S. SHUM-
WAY. Webster, Mass BE to get Hoods.
hon 40 and L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Just the thingi Order a quart of Fussells
Ice Cream for tOmorrow's dinner.
1927 New York ave.
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Voigt Jewelry Co. Christmas opening. See
-ity Items for souvenirs.
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Half Day at Your Office and Hall Day


Via Baltimore and Ohio railroad 1880 spe-
eial fast through train to Annapolis, Sat
urday, December p Rate: $50 Admis-
sion TO game free--AIvL
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The Theta Delta Chi fraternity opened its
ffty-seventh annual convention TUcslav
in New York city.
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The Great American Game

And splendid ride on the Baltimore and
Ohio I'D T. H. special To Annapolis and
return, December = all for 81 5O-Advt
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Bowling & Co. will sell household furni-
ture at residence No. 1912 18th street north
west tomorrow at ~ oclock.-Advt.
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Brick dwelling, No. - Z street north
west to be sold tomorrow at 40 O'Clock
See advt
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Souvenir days, December 1 and 2, Voigt
Jewelry Co, 713 eth 81. See City Items.
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To Introduce my s. Derby. 1 will sell 30
doz- Friday and Saturday at 81. MackenZie,
the Halter, 12O1 1-2 F st. NV.
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WHAT CAN CCTICURA DO?

HOODS PILLS hand made and perfect in
proportion and appearance. &c per box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

;. Heller, I2O fth St NV, is making n
speciality I'm Ladies and Childrcn's Hair Cu.-
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff
se5-tf
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL pm. Friday.
Tides Tomorrow

For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. fair; westerly winds, becoming var
table; colder Friday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Everybody knows where the Voigt Co. is. 1t.
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Don't miss Voigt Jewelry Co., 713 9TH s
NV, opening, Friday and Saturday, 1t.
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INTRODUCTION

High tide. Low tide.
147 am 2:23 pm. s.2S am. 9:02 p. m.
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An Extended Popularity. Browns Bron-
chlal Troches have for many years been
the most poular article in use for relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30

Phillips DiGestibIe Cocoon.
The only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor
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WISE WORDS.


Every man is some boys hero.
The troubles OF to-day alone newer
kill.
You cannot alwsys tell BY appearances
who 10 the richest
J When sin. hides it forgsts that IL can
not cover up its tracks.
Goodness IL contagious when II comes
close enough to touch.
Sinners never feel comfortable whore
they are not in the majority.
Truth never builds on the sand, no
matter how much like rock It may look.
When you pray for strength to resist
temptation, avoid It by keeping out Of
bad company.
Soa:e parents take their children to
see the procession, aud then whip them
II they want to go to the circus.
There isn't any more sense in expect
ing to get without giving than there is
for q loafer to look for q good crop
where he has planted nothing.
Before the gold can 60 into the coin
and have the image stamped upon it that
will give it value, it must g, into the
FIRE and have the dos, pursei out. -
Rams Horn.
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5JiENitIIC AM ISuuSfRiAL.

~, ,,, s a., :,
.,.', ';%'. t, -
'''''
n Valnhpic discovery o' lcuctc Dear
'n| r"1M ha' pech m"ac at iiarden' New
nc 'ca't distance dc er'n'nci 'or tho
nN"i stars IRON tue c"rth runs into Dil-
'"h' "i "''le'.
The moli"a metal in Br'scn"r con.
v'r'"r - "'o' times lhntcr thaa thc
"'"' .! ''c sun.
Sould, travelling in mir, from sun TO
earth, wouId require about fourtccn
yctrs to accomplish the journey.
Platinum can r,w h, draw, into w;ro
strlnds'so fine that twenty seven twistci
---~i---i-----A-.l- tho hollo
ID "'''''
a ncH arc lamp has 4 p1ir OF cartoons
whlch meet a. u point like the strokes
"i the letter V. II is at this point that
TIC light is pro lucci.
a mixture of two parts of ponndc
ice and onc OF cn:nmpl suit will rcluc.
the temperature of "a bply surro ndcl
~ 1t irom h!Ly degrees To degrees.
Professor H. II. B,ilcy. i'm his rcport
To- the Cornell University. form,lly cs.
tablShcs tac co n nrrc,l value of electro
cu,turc for certain winter crnns. anil o..
pacially for lcttuc,.
A, i,,.r.,t;,, ;,o,,,;o :, ,,,. e
inc,n lr.c,n, linn in Which ,hc MIN,
c,rrvin L',, lc, I'm ri, ,y;r, !, ~, H. ~,
,r :, c,m,,.iti,, Which u,,it.s with ,ho
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Accounts or Ancient Ecli,

Accounts of ancient ccipscs are often
ioi great use in helping to settle disputed
points in chronology. Tho earliest of
Ss5Sh,sh We have ~ certain record is dc
ecribG in Chinese work, and appears
ito have 6C!rred in year corresponding
TO us b. G. nffencxt known to have
been recorded took place tiEi iIee.-vears-
latter, and is mentioned in n Nincvch
tablet. The Greek historian, IIerodo.
tus, states that an eclipse of tho sun in
tcrruptcd battle between the Medcs and
Lydians, AID modern investigation has
shown that the date Of this was in nil
probability in 5S5 B. C.-New York
Press.
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Too Practical.

"Thcrc is but ole step lr ON the sub.
lime to the ridiculous" \ short time
ago, at pcnny reading n small coun.
try town, young gent cman was re-
citing, much to his own satisfaction, il
not to that OF his audien cc, Macaulay's
well. known "BStT'szeA--lvry." With
great military lcrvor he was thund ering
out the lines:
Ath)uSiui spurs are strikin; doep
A thousand soslrS in rsSt:
a thousin knishtS ar5 pressing close
B.lIu -
when voice from the back seats was
heard to shout: "'O.d 'ari, 'guvnOr.
Why, that's oaly one spar apiece foI
hen ere gAtsw-Tit. Bits.
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Turtle Power.

A paper pu blished ia Saigov, In
Frenc.: Cochin Ch:!!ssaa, gives a. aocouut
OF q singular cxoeri ment rcccutly mafs
In that colony with new means Of mo.
tive power. A French resident at the
town of Haticn, port on the Gulf OF
Siam, conceived the idea that n would
he pcrfecsly practicable to make the im
mense turtles, which are not uncommon
:. -..osv, par ~, ...s wniru swim with no
little rapid ty, do service in drawing the
large turtles at a cost Of S25, aud fitted
them out with harness and rcins. The.i
he obtained light, OPEN boIt, ab,ut
fifteen feet long, aud attacac hi, turtle,
TO it by means OF traces. Holding his
ireins fast, he set out on litt.e trial voy-
age with the turtle team. Tho crcaturej
padded along very prettily, ut a rate
somewhat exceeding tho ordinary walk
ing of man. AS they directed their
course toward the open sea, aud rs the
weather was calm aud beautiful, and the
voyage exceedingly pleasant, it did not
occur to the FrcIchman to nuke any
very thorough test of his ability to gu d.
the animals. Much delighted, indcci |,
with the success Of his experiment, he
kept on and on, until he presently MOTEL
that the sun was setting. The interested
navigator then attempted to turn his
team about, but tho turtle, Icsistc any
such movement. Thoy had evidently
mado up their minds to 20 T. ssa, aud
they would not be dissuadcd fro their
purpose. The driver pulIcl his rcius IN
Gil he upset his turtles in the wa'cr; bat
as often as they rcyiincl the II, Of their
hippers, thcy SCI olt again FIR tlc
middle Of the sea. N,yi. sctt.c dowa
rapidly. Luckily ths invortpr o! the
new means of murine trnc.oI IN
brought with him plir Of o,;.. All rs
u last resort he took Il knife, C /. his tn q
and let his SCI stctds, h arncSs, rrins IN
Nil, go their way. Tnol he rDNc blcl
laboriously to his villa q, lam ln'ing his
expenditure On the turtles, an rcjo.v.us
not To toy aiy Gur.nur experiment, la
navigation. Ne ' YORK D!spatcI.
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bodic, with sharp stone and an the
wouul with clay. which forms o Hsrfdge"

bodic, with sharp stone and an the
wouul with clay, which forms fridge"
c. :;..ssss, oaoiTc'!::5 ..as ssa.. ''Ss O. 5Ssy.
Tne csnuibal dude cuts hole through
his wide nose, in which he weArs Q
polished white bole Ave inches In length
and slashes his body In various designs.
Endurance, Of pain Is held TO be evidence
of brGvery. -.
In addition TO throwing tho boom.
crane they cs- ssth,n-," .he.. vcin.s I'D
some are excellent veatriloquists. Tneir
voc ibulary is coniued. 10, about tvaissss
ureT w0ffs I'M ~ many gruats aud ges.
t, -. Having no language Of THEFT
ovn. only n gib)erish, they aro very
-r". tn lr,rn osher la, res ---ro
pronunciation only. They are the moss
illiterate Of all peoples, have no concep.
fion OF time or dates, caunot euumerat<
ss high as Ten units, yet have a wonder.
ili faculty for learning languages oi
other peoples.
Their native medicine Is tho Juice OF
the mllkwccd, which they squeeze out Of
the stem aud drink. At the funerals tho
women do the mourning, shouting and
walln9 until exhausted. Some OF tho
trIbcs bury their dca by dropping tho
b, lies dowh into hoilo@ trees upright;
diners SCOOP holes in soft rocks; another
tr'b; brrIcs the body in Il sitting position,
Tic knees drawn up close to tho chin,
with the hands claspcd over tho knees.
S.cfs and leaves are placcl over tlc
bply. So nctim9s the boly is place n
thc Iork Of Il tree and tied to the lm )s.
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Wh'n JlctSJn'S Nos. Vas piIlcI,

~ mes CLrri Iir, Il venerable Bllti-
IN pTcln, WI: living in Acxlnlria, Va.
on the msnprtb.c occasion whca Lea.
tenant RIA lDIpl pu lc President Ja.,l.
spaS nose. "L'clJnnlnt Rtnlolph,"
sui Mr.. ttrriStl, "Hlu was ut SCI in
IT," .'"v'.'" nf t.Ic GDvArn neat. was, a.
thc ich'h - tle parser Of tie vessel,
appointed plrSsr. an he WAS chartcd
with apprJprAiinS $1,000 from the
iua IS. tie was trtc IN fouui guilty,
IN l'rtIidclt JAG '>Soi said to him, You
arc not n 10 associate with the chivalrY
OF Am"rcI. Some TIM after that it
hlpP1nc tnlt the President AMI a nun
Der CT o,hcv persons left Washington to
ttchl the laying OF tho cDrncr stone Of
thc mohd neat u Mrlhl Washington,
th"'r oolt Stolpel ut Alcxl iria, aul
L'cu.clant Rmipiph bolrdcl her anl
waIici up 10 the prc,idcat ana be tan to
axe OF his glove. [ wasn't there at
thlt m)m sat, bIt WAS told that tn,
Ptc'Idcnt M t. sDme r.mlrll about there
b2!nr no nccI to remove his gloves.
L'cGtcuant RlllOlph sulicaly stretclcl
ont his hIui aud puiicl the Presidents
nose. saw RnloIpi running from the
WAtrI rs . va a)oIt to 90 on the boat
% Ictrn Ll2 ctuiJ 0t tne com notion.
cAm)e a. arbis the crowd to get a
took at Inc Presidents nojc, for every
rnc OF uS felt tnlC tac wnDlc country hal
ITS nose pIiIcl |. jas. tl,n anna n.nel
fLont> ri - Jhctsoa, 'Mr. President
ot the CAi,c S.l;c3, give ms permiS
5loa m | viii kilt tlc villain, to which
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Why not, indeed?

When the Royal Baking Powder makes
finer and moro wholesome food at less cost
which every housekeeper familiar with it will
AFFIRM why not discard altogether the old
fashioned methods of soda and sour milk, or
soda, or the cheaper and inferior baking pow
ders, and use it exclusively?
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''Gepnla1l
Syrup

Two bottles Of German Syrup
cured me of Hcmorrhagc of the
Lungs when other remedies failed.
l am married man and, 'tl,irty-six
years of age, and live with my wife
and two little girls al Durham, Mo.
I have stated this brief and plain SO
that all may understand. My case
was a bad one, and l shall be glad
to tell anyone about it who will
write ME. PHILIP l.. ScHENcK, p.
o. Box45, April IS, 1890. No man
could ask more honorable, busi-
hesS-likc statement. d
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The memory of a dog is generally
good. and an exemplifcation Of this is
here given. a dog in Bethlehem,
Penn, is friendly with everybody but a
one Simon Slade. It's dislike for him
has existed two years, ard was caused by
Simon cutting off the animals tail.
Whenever 1t sees him it barks at him. !
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

The United states Lana Ones was
organized in 1912 undcr the supervision
OF the Treasury Department. 1t became
q part of the Interior Department in
1919. The Government still possesses
800, ll6, ,3S3 acres of land more than one-
third of which is in Alaska.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

r The pearl il only carbonate OF lime. -
readily affected by acids, and burns into
lime.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05
SPRING MEDICINE

~ needed hy nearly everybody To- purify the
p'""d, cleanse th" system ut th" winters accu-
mutation of impurities, and put Tia" whole
ooh! In good condition for the summer. such
Snivcr-Nl sat isfarIinn hns
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-05

Whenever strict Mohammcdan pro.
nounces the name of the prophet, he
piousIy kisses his thumb nails, presses
them to his forehead, and says, "The
prophet Of God, to whom be all glory"