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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneer-. lsos 81
SALE EXTRAORDINARY
For the estate OF
1. DE BFArKANI

l. DE BEAUKAyI.
Comrrisinga
SUPERB COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE Mn
1ATUBEs. OLD JEwEIRH. FINE
BBoNZEs. ANTIQUE SILVER. RARE
BRIC-A-BRAC OF ALL KINDS AND A
GREAT VARIETY OF RARE AND BFAUTt-
FUL ARTICLES FOR INTERIOR DECoRA-
TON. ALSO VERY CHOICE COLLIE
TON OF SUPERIOR EUROPEAN OIL
PAINTINGS. representing such celebrated
artists
HENNER. DOMINGO. MEssoNIER,
CoRoT. DELACRoIX. DIAZ. DUPRE.
CoMPTE-cALIN. JACQUE. FRoMFN-
TIN. BARBADo. RICHTER. RossI.
RossEAU. ZAMACoIs AND OTHERS
OF NOTE.
The whole 10 be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS SAILS ROOMS,
l407 ST.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY Il. III AND u. lsa3
AT IL A. NJ. AND p. NJ EACH DAT.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY 10 AND Il.
FROM 10 A. NJ. UNTIL aP NJ
p. s. This is a very rare collection ~ sreas
merit. and well deserves the attention Of con
noisseurs and Others in se.rh VI sc.roe
articles
Catalogues at our ONCE
LATIMER SLOAN.
Auction-ers.
felo-5t l4os O st.
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE LOT. X STREET NEAR
SSoSHHfNIECIICuT AVENUE NORTHWEST. AT
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH, 1893
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in front of the PROMISES we
Will sell Lot "a In square l26, fronting % feet on
street near sonneeticnt avenue northwest and run
This is splendid building site for handsome resi-
dence. and being situated in of
hoods should command attention.
Terms: Purchaser to assume a deed Of trust for
$1,000. with two years to run. balance In cash. the
whole OF the purchase m lie raid in cash At
purchasers option $50 will be required at time of
perfect. LATIMER sloan
feg-d&ds luctioneers
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RATCLIFFE. DAKk 4 Co, AUcTIoNEERs.
IMPORTANT AssIGNEEs' SALE OF ENTIRE
STOCK OF LUMBER oFfICE IIxIuREs.
KNOWS LUMBER iARD' or T. j. McfEhS.
NINETEENTH AND STREETS NORTH
WEST
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment given 20 Us ana
duly recorded the undersigned assignee Nj o 81
for sale by public auction ON sATURDAY. FFBRU AIRY
EIGHTEENTH. lsst3. AT TEN OrLOCk A NJ.
1T the yarus. 18th aud Is streets northwest a larx.
and well assorted stock Of Lumber and Mlwork
well-stoc ked lumber yard
FINE OFFICE FIXTURES. INCLUDING MAR
WIN SAFE. DESKS CHAIRS. &c.
WORK HORSES, BUGGY HORSES. DOUBLE AND
SINGLE HARNESS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
WAGONS, BUGGIEs AND sLEIGIIs AND a
LOT OF STABLE FIXTURES
This IL very important sale and should command
the ion of all interested parte, We v- oe.r
the stock Of lumber Office furniture and live stscE
entirety and q satisfartOry lad a. .,s,t
received then lot by lot.
Terms All cash.
fe7-dSdbs
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auct.. oIe st. n.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WATER STREET
BETWEEN TMENTI-fTRST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUc-
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH lss.a
AZ HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK =. VI. we will sci
In front of the premises lots 10 and 81 n "a 7ar- -
improved BY small tenement houses.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
with interest secured by deed trr-t on "a.
property, all cash. nj the option of the purchased
deposit Of el00 each lot NJ u sale
Convey ancing and recvriing AZ cost Of purchase
feS-d&is THos. DOWNING SON Anct.
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| u ATCLIFFE. DARN a 90. ArCTIoNFERS,
| H E,0PENNA AVE. v W.

~ 8,OPENNA AVE. NV.
AssIGNEE,s SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE sITItTED AT THE CoRNFR or
MEST; IMPROVED BY OFFICE AND WAKE
LOT oNF, II BLOCK NJ; S. IL THF suBDI-
IS kS Il The DI s Ap Of coz
LOT 80 IN BLOCK 5, lie DRoIr PARK: uNIN-
PRo " I. FRONTING 3 FEET By DETTH
LEa .II @ ,Rpr OF TIE TMo-SToRY BUILDING
STREET NORTHWEST.
duy Terord h es1 ct yen 70 rs and
sale in front Of the respective premises by public
FIRST; on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
sEyENTEENTH; lSi3 AT FoURoC oCK
in the city Of Washington. District of Columbia to-
LoTs ONE ID. TWO Ce,. THREE CD AND FOUR
- "a. N SQUARE go.
rt insbes o on LIN ~ by depth Of sil
buildings and office and fnown as IcIesns LumSeT
deed Of trust for oS Lots Nos three a1s four
subject TO trust 70 $40 600 Lots one ID two Csl
Ell 800 ali bearing interest at the rate o. Of sT p e
oer sr pes s9 az aa rsyasle a r mn
ana the balsnee in one and two years from the
payable annually and to be secured by deed Of
trut upon the premises sold or Al cash. at the option
time of sale.
ALSO,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY FIGH-
TTuuEN prt AZ -FOUR O'CLOCK. IN FRONT OF
LOT one ~ IN BLOCKS
pl ne subdiyision known as the PALISADES OF
lot viii be sold subject to deed Of trust Tor al 1
with interest at the rate Of cent per snnum
able semi annually
Terms Cover and above the trus) cash deposit Of
500 required at the time Of sale.
on MONDAY AFTERNooN, FEBRUARY rwrS-
TIETH. $685. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the
premises.
LOT o. IN BLOCK5,
LIE DROTT PARK
Fronting b feet by a depth of IS feet
ms lot Will be sold subject to deed Of trust for
annum. payable semi annually.
Terms OF sale lover and above trust): af
balance IN one year from day Of sale the deferred
payment bearing interest at the of per cent pr
annum. payable mi-snnually secured by deed 81
trust on the premises or all cash. at tine purchaser
option deposit Of 500 required at the time Of
sale.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON FFDRUARy
IMENTl-FIRST. 1893. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
WE WILL SELL. IN FRONT OF THE PREM
BUILDING AND CARPENTER SHOP IN REAR
OF NO. 1924 II STREET NORTHWEST subject
To annual rental of seo4
Terms OF sale: All cash deposit Of $50 required
land. premises snd lessehod mentioned owe m ust
be complied with in each in tfteel days the
day Of sale. otherwise the right the
property ar leasehold upon which default has been
made at the risk and of the defsuting purcha
or purchasers after five days advertisement in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON. ID. c. All con-
purchaser purchasers each Of the several sales
MM. McNElR,
SIDNEY r. THOMAS,
fe1-dSds Assignees Of r. ]. Mclean
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THOMAS Z. wAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT on WEST SIDE OF
FOUR AND HALF STREET BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS SouTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY TWO-STORl FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in Lber
No Sf3 folio $50 ct seq. of the land records of the
District of Columbia and at the request Of the party
thereby secured. will sell at public auction front
of the premises, on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
TWENTI-TH1RD. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ ,
the north IA feet front ~ street by full depth Of
lot "a IN square 0. lot % in Elizabeth Natsons
recorded subdivision of lot "a in said square. I'm
proyements as above stated.
Terms: One third cash. OF which q deposit Of 800
must be made the time of sale balance in equal in
staments In one, two and three year,, for which
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from day
sale and secured by deed Of trust property sold
will be taken all cash, the option Of the pur-
chaser. II terms not complied with in fifteen
days from sac the trustee the right resell
At risk and of defauting purchaser after ten
days advertisement All conyeyancing and record
ing at the cost of purchaser. o. c. GREEN.
- Surviving Trustee.
r. 40 "A.
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vALESTISEs- Open evenings.
Adrt.
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CITY ITEMS.

There Are Many limitations of Whites
Yuca.an Gum on the market When purchas-
ing be sure and see that the package is sealed
with yellow band and marked with the name
of the maker, W. j. WHITE, Cleveland, Ohio,
IS. A. fe13-6t
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NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
ST VALENTINES DAY MATINEE.
FEB. IA, AT pm
CHIMES OF NORMANDY
BENEFIT of the National Homeopathic Hospital Train
ing School for Nurses
In the cast are the following well-known artists:
Miss Bertha Lincoln,
Miss Alice Johnson,
Mr. Herndon Morsell
Mr. Theo. Frebus, IT,
Mr.. Oliver G.. hine.
And a grsnd chorus Of 80 voices
Mr.. n. Du Shane edward, leader.
number of choice seats still unsotd. 81, Toe. Soc
sale at Metz srott's. fe6-7t
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T. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.

T. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction at the store of H. K
Fulton. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue northwest com
mencing TUESDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the unredeemed pledges
in his store upon which the interest due one year or
more. consisting Of Gold. Silver and Metal Cssed
Watches Chains, Charms, Lockets, Cuff Buttons
Collar Buttons. Scarf Pins Studs Plain Gold and Set
Rings Pins. Earrings. Set Jewelry Bracelets Coins
Printers Sticks. Silver Ware Diamonds and other
Precious Stones. loose and mounted. Guns. Rifles
Revolvers. Canes Umbrellas. Racers. Clippers
Vslises. Knives. Opera and Field Glasses Plated
Ware. Dress Goods. Seal Coats. &c. Sale continue
morning at 10 O'Clock. evenings at and 80 O'Clock
until all the lots sold Ticket holders please take
notice.
II. K FULTON, Pawnbrok.r
F. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer fe7-7t.
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HOODS PILLS cure constipation by restoring tn,
peris,altic action OF the alimentary canal
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n n Il oLiON, faWnOroker,
F. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer fe7-7t'

geo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 1916 Est.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON IRVING STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND NINTH STREETS EXTENDED
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in
itber No. 1897. folio 443 ct seq. of the land
records for the District of Columbia. and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby will offer for
sale: IN front Of the premises. on MONDAY, FEB
RUARY SIXTH, 1893 at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described property in
the county OF Washington. District of Columbia to
wit The west 20 feet front Irving street by the
full terth OF lot NUM- cred ten (0) in block num-
bered one % in Todd Browns subdivision Of part
o. Mount Pleas mt and Pleasant Plains. a said sub
division Is recorded the office of the
District of Columbia. with the perpetual right use
the west feet front by the full depth of said lot
alleyway only sold subject to deed of secure
the sum Of $40. with interest at per from Sep
tember Il. 1892
Terms of sale All cash in excess of said deed of
trust 500 deposit at time of sale Terms he com
Piled with in ten days the property will be resold at
risk and cost of defauting purchaser after FIVE days
JOHN L. ARMS,
ta26 eotds THOS. L. WAGGAMANS trustees.
sETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH 1898 same
hour and place.
JOHN T. ARMS.
fel0&13 THos E wAGGAMAN, Trustees
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionser.

MAILER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctfoneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, THREE-STOkY BRICK STORE
AND DWELIING. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated January 8, A. D.
1887, and recorded IN Liber No IL. folio LAB ct
and a. the request Of the party secured there
ise ss, on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH.
1888. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
District to wit; Lot No seventy nine 7p in Mary Il:
Squire subdivision Of the east half Of ORIGINAL lot
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. Of which 600 must
be paid 81 time OF sale. and balance In and two
years. with interest a& per gent sunum from day
notes and deed Of trust property sold to
ssusfacuon q uustees Conveyanctnk and recording
with In nfteen days from day Of sale else trustees
default
.,,~ VIZ E HoLIzMAN., rru.s..>
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ALnnG

PsSTooEsFHs for charging drawings, CSC
VI EAPLEEs
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ORR S1-19 DERBY HAT.
The Universal - Quality.
HENRY FRANc & SON. cor. 18th and ID.
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Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, Scissor
and Shears; grinding. WALFoRD's $, Pa. ave. IT.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

l. INGTON
Only means OF communiostionis via the wsshiurtoa
Alexandria and MI Vernon Electric Railway frou
Alexandra
Cars heated by electricity leave local depot. Aiss-
andria. the arrival Of all trains from washinrsoa
Take cars Of Pennsylvania Railroad ~ 6eh 81 dspsl
Fare for round trip. 4oc-
Grounds open from u . n 10 Ap.m- Aamisnsa
to grounds. 25c.
d2s "a RHpn a.
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II BERNHEIMER co, AUCTIoNEERS
II. SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS CO.
EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE FAMILY
LEAVING THE CITY,

LEAVING THE CITY,
No. 9l2 TwENTY-THIRD STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY FOUR
TENTH. COMMENCING AT Ten A. NJ At
THE FURNITURE AND. HOUSEKEEPING
AMRrIiGLEs CoGNTAIN Ed THEREIN AL OF
PABL0R SUITE IN PLUSH. BODY BRUssELs
CARPETS. FANCY TABLES. CURTAINS, HALL
PIECE, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, BEo ROOM
SETS IN CHERRY AND OAK. W. ". SPRINGS
MATTRESSES. BOOSTERS AND PILLOWS SIDE
BOARDS. EXTENSION TABLES. &c. feII-2t
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Valentines. J. JAY-GouLD's.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING

COX nOA WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
sDIv,OVO watches. fas silver ware and other
NER Anctionser, OH Pa. under Metron Hotel.
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s. Heller, 40 It'll 1t. NV, il making spe-
eialty in Ladies' and Childfen's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandru6. ocRtr
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Our $1.19 Derby

Its equal was never seen.
1t HENRY Franc & Son, cor. 7th and d
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AUCTION SALES.
; FrTrRr DA,-.


I ATIMERk SLOAN. suctA. is0s CT
EXECUTORS SALE or vALAUBLE PROPERTY
NEAR srorT's STATION. n. G. NITRO
roLITAS BRANCH BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILROAD
~ authority vested in me rs tho issi ~il ani t-sia
mem y Tire late Iafiss Andcrxln wtll sfsr 20 sss
ny lnnil. auction IN frnrf ~ the fr~tuiSss MON
80 me iMfNIlliu DAY or fEBhf AfA.
1850 Az Ihkif ONigCk v ~. the hrau--f-ad g
LAle SAiis- Anderson- The lUt contains
r.., tS aha snail frame dNellinr shade aud "a
Ahls rro-riy . situated On ~. Eis7. road sfs'ifa
saik q ~futfs station l. rarahiF 81 sub
oTTis.oh ana desirable for suburban ~ a-nra
a-Iiss oi sase: One-.hird rasl. L. ann. N two
nents. AZ fine ana eilitar'i ua-tis frossa
49,, !, - 40 o. Al cash. A. purcllAs-r- option
fell-d;s mas y Will -, =, iNecgiot,
THOMAS BOWLING son. Auci,on.rr.
81. a - ..
HORSES. WAGONS, HuaGIrs. HARNESS A.
49, Al AUCTION -
oN MkDNEsDAl. FTREI AHN FfFlysNNru
is.s A. I'm UCLoCK. NJ Will SIrI IL
sTaBLE y REAR on 6iS 4 ST. ~ fMiiiS
NINn FINE, louNa, SoUND DRIVING HORSES
MflchI>G FROM l. oeo TO 4 :e,o 4 ~ Ts1..l.
ONE PLATFORM EXPRESS n eeN rseI-tt -
AND SINGLE HARNESS. TWO IA t,s.flS a.
$500 THOMAS DONlING SOY
ieAi-h Auctiuuaers
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eS-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on &C.
Gon M Of The rain until WEDNESDAY. FIFTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. same hour aud place. BY or
der OF CHARLES FOSTER Secretary
fel0-dSbs RATCL1FFE DARK a CO. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RADCLIFFE. DAkH co, s.SpS $ :.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO STORY
AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE. No Na
STREET SOUTHEAST. BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust aud duly ~
corded in liber No. ls. folio % ct seq one ii: the
land records Of the District Of Columbia and ~ ~.
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell hv
public auction in front " the premises On MONDAY
FEBRUARY TWENTIETH, 1sel Al HAlF-PASf
-FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain pisce cr
psruei Of land and PREMISES lying and boins in the
city OF Washington. District Of Columbia to Wit: Is
numbered twenty-five Cs.p in the subdivision made
by Wheeler and Thomas. trustees, IN equity cause
NO. 1919. Doc. 2l. wherein John Cornelius ais.
were complsinants and John De Vaughn ais de-
PENDANTS Of the real estate mentioned said
heins I'm square numbered seven hundred aud ETY.
nine 80 recorded IN the surveyors once q said
District. in subdivision book eleven az ~
hundred and twelve and one-hsn l12lsD. tOscther
With the improvements ways. easements and Appur-
telances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale. One-thrd Of the purchase money 20
he paid in cash. the balance equal installmens
At AID two years from the day 81 sale with notes
bearing interest from the day Of sale at the rate Of
per cent Ter annum, payable semiannuAlly, and 10
b. secured by deed Of trust upon the premises Sold
al cash. at the option q the purchaser deposit q
500 required at time Of sale Terms to be oomrhed
with in ID days from the day Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the night 20 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defsutng purchaser after days
advertisements Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed in Washington, ID. {. All conveyancing. re-
eording. &c AZ purchasers cost.
JOHN II. GHEEN.
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Ladies'! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler 4 Wilson.
Each year brings it new laurela
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. 9. Office, 4S7 9th St NV, one
door south Of z. d31-tf
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sss and go a s.n.w. r,.,.
| J. WALTER COOkSEl. ii"s'rcs
7

L TheIe will be sold az public auction, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. VI. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TENTH. lSel
on the Treasury PREMISES miscelia collection
OF Condemned p.oper,y belonsing to this Department.
consisting OF three safes, lot OF old iron. lead,
chairs. tables. carpets. &c. Terms Of sale To the
highest bidder for ca-E The articles sold 10 re
NOV ed without delay aud the risk and expense OF
the purchaser. CHARLES FOSTER. Secretary.
fe4AS-,t
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some of which never have In the world oc-
CURED before. and possibly never may
again. 1t is with a sigh of relief that the
winter soiourner looks across the beautiful
lawns of Indianapolis. already green. aud
up to the budding foliage. anxious for the
day to arrive when the dressiest summer
fabrics will be worn by every living shrub.
Ii is pleasant TO know that the parks
Of. or pertaining TO. the city are already
preparing themselves for their later
visitors. and that the currents of the canal
Are getting warmer and warmer, in ansici-
patton OF the season when the Guys fairest
will trail their hands at the boats side
and hold their parasols to the sun. Time
alone. and but q little of it is now required
TO oil the wheezy joints of the merry-go-
round and speed the stoical ponies to the
ppouting strains of q sweating calliope!
The tents at the sick children's fresh air
mission will soon be pitched. and the ach-
ing little ones will then be better and hap
pier out at this summer sa~nitarium.
No matter how the politics OF the country
and State proceed, nor who is appointed
minister and other things plenipotentiary
and extraordinary TO this or that distant
coast. In fact. no matter whether Mr..
Shanklin is sent TO China. or made q local
gas Inspector. the clouds in the west COM
bine forces Just the ame. to he split by o
golden blade of lightning with splendid
spectacular effects, that q horn of rain
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may wash the sod of q grateful soil and let
the most uDpretentious slip OF green see
the sum- Those wayfarins birds of
passage-the organ grinders. are already
on their journey north, and Will
be hailed as unmistakable omens of fair
weather, although their gruesome strains,
ground from the last dregs of Sweet VIo-
let's" or when her mother turned her
picture 10000 the wall" ride over pleasant
dreams, like an unhaltered herd of night
mares.
my DEAR the u~nrelentinr housewife
will remark after breakfast in another
week. Il think the flower pots may all now
safely be removed to the veranda-l hope /
I'm not asking too much of you"
Then the unreasonable husband will pro-
ceed TO the cellar, to the upstairs reception
room. the kitchen and the garrett. working
until the veins knot in his neck. Again
the back board fence must be coated with
lime. as well as the summer kitchen.
Certain other apartments must receive
their annual coat or cslclmlne. and brig
ades of long-pole artists gather at street
corners ready for the work. Ii nay not be
apparent TO even the most sagacious busi-
ness man just why q carpet that was placed
with no doubtful credentials some months
before In the front parlor should neces-
sarily have to be taken ID. rhreshed and
oven scraped; but there are more deft un.
herstandings about the household who
consider such q process indispensable in
preserving the sanitary condition OF the
home. and it has to be done and well done.
As the season of sultriness draws near
the natural turn of the precautions is to-
ward burning bridges in the westward way
Of the cholera. This subject Is discussed
at dinner and at tea, until every vestige
Of decaying vegetation is cropped clean,
while potatoes sprout in the cellar. This
subject of social CONSERVATION will con-
tinue to predominate until all smaiIer
cares are swallowed up or oblIterRred in
the days o.: recreation and religious
~tervency at the Acton camp ground or
Bethany Park.
Then Will some the encampment. and the
military excitement attending such q NAM
moth gathering of heroes. 1t may be broil-
ang hot. but it cannot be warm enough to
Eilk fha anfhuaInam Of &ha namn fra nnr
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sully the nectar in the "old canteen." One
of the grandest monuments ever erected
will be dedicated TO the memory of
some of the grandest men that
ever fought for the right on this
be done by the survivors of
the loyal brave In q manner
most impressive and imposing. Not q few
OF the Surviving regiments all over the
United States are looking forward TO this
epoch of their lives with pride and graft
tude. Events of an OK Extraordinary nature
will crowd each other this summer. Long
before the marches. reviews and orations
of the encampment week. measured by the
tread of those who marched TO the ~fierceat
victories ever won by death. will come the
opening of the Column bian exposition. with
all its pages of progress and civilization
from every quarter of the globe. Large
IN fact. from all over the State,
have already established their quarters
IN Chicago and near about during this IA
1lous fair. The dread of pestilence does
lot seem 60 enter or shake the enthusiasm
- the people for this event, for. indeed. 1t
Eould seem harder To shake this living
human principle than TO move the Rockies.
II. however. this all grows tiresome there
Dre still other refuges hat will prove avail
able. When it Is no longer desirable TO
tent for q week down or up the river, and
tt seems too long a journey to the lakes. n
Bhort run in almost any direction will
terminate at artesian springs. where the
fountain of eternal youth dreamed
of by the aged Ponce de Leon
Is. in substance. almost realized.
IL 10 ct these places that health returns To
the sickly. and the old wolfish appetite OF
youth creeps back among the g~astrics to
clamor, day and night. for more corn bread
and bacon.
lie may still be found impossible to 90
from the loaded board with all the deep
fuilness of q voracious SQUAD. as in other
aUa 30 AayA 90 la
from the hidden centers of the earth at
these sanitary wells. flowers come back To
the cheeks and q redder and ripper crop Of
cherries to the lips.