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ALLEN G. THURMAN's VIEWS.
He Thinks 1t Would he Uuwfse to Re
peal the Sherman Silxe. Act

He Thinks 1t Would BE Uuvfse tn he.
peal the Sherman silver Act.
The New York World has a special from
Columbus. Ohio. giving an interview with
ex-senator Allen G. Thurman on the finan-
cial stringency and its remedy.
Mr.. Thurman said: ut Is not right to
say this distress is caused by the govern
ments policy. Every nation in Europe
and Asia Is suffering from the same causes.
The extra session of Congress that begins
next week will last about six or eight
weeks and do not see how Congress is
to help the situation at ALL"
do you think Congress win repeal the
sherman silver purchase act?"
1T win not be done without a hard fight.
but 1 am inclined to believe that 1t will
ultimately be repealed. 1t is my opinion.
harmful under the present conditions
rather than beneficial. cannot see how
lack Of money can be Immediately re
heved by cutting out part of that which
We already have. People are not boarding
any particular kind Of money now. They
gold in daily circulation here now 1 have
not received any in change for many
months. They won't coin gold to take the
place OF silver If they do strike silver from
Don't you think It would be dangerous
policy for this government to go on COIN
| as compared with the gold dollar not much
more than so cents?"
y DO not see II so. 1 know that Is the
gold bug cry. But I cannot believe that
the danger OF possible loss from this source
seems threatening enough to the average
business man TO cause him to fear to ac-
cept the silver dollar.
II expect to see the business world
slowly emerge from its financial trouble
Perhaps no one thing will bring better
times, as no one thing has produced the
present unfortunate condition. No doubt
an enormous stretching of credits-a thing
that Is likely to happen to a prosperous
DeODle-hAR fn do uyifh
starting this scare. 1t will pass. and the
damage will not be great.
There is just as much money in the
country as ever, or practically so. 1t has
simply gone into hiding. AS soon as the
uneasy feeling can be allayed the financial
stringency will be at an end. for the money
will come out again. After the financial
crises through which this country has pass
ed In my recollection 1t has taken usually
three or four years to completely restore
confidence. The present panic differs from
those l have experienced in that 1t extends
over the world. ! hope 1t will more quickly
subside. l fear, however. that the reverse
will be true"
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RICHMoSD AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
=. W. HU1DEkOPER AND REUBEN FOsT[R
RECEIVERS

ccnedufe IN euect June q. lSgA
All t.,ins aIE.s and esys 2. fennsyivsnis Ps-ssr
500 m daily. Local for Danville and station. be-
TWEEN Danvtle. Charlotte aud Augusta and conlects
FOR Front Royal and strssb0rg daily except susday
10 a. m. Richmond and Danvile fast mall
Daily for Lynchburr and NORFOLK and Western ana
East 1ennessee. Virginia and 0eorgls railway sta
tons. aud for principal points south RicblnOnd
and Danvule system, including Admission aud Bir-
minghzIn. Pullman Sleeper New lork and was s1ns-
ton to Atlanta snd Monteonery. which unit~s -
Greensboro with Sleeper for Augusta
80 m.-DAiS. except Sunday. for Front hoyd
7eon Daily for principal points south on qsrh-
mond and Danville system. Pullint SLEEPER Nssh-
ington 20 Charlotte. and Dsnvile to Ashevills and
Hot SPRING.
10 43 p m,-Daily. WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
trey of puilm.n sleerers and Dining csrs and Puns
70 Atlanta Nonteomery aud New Oresns. with full
man Sleeper through New York aud Nashinetoa
New Orleane via MONTGOMERY. aud New Nors to
Augusts and New York Go Asheville an Hot Spr1ngx
and Washington 70 Memphis via birmingham: also
ing car New York 20 Montgomery,
INs0NWASHINGT0NA AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Mashington at 8. 10 a. m, g. IS r. m Dale for
Round Hill aud 8 20 .. IN. daily for Leesburs snd
9 25 except sunday for Herndon aud intsrrne-
diste stations Returning. arrive Washington 8 20
.sily IRON Leesburg. and So m. daily except sun
day from Hernd only.
Through trains from the south arrive wsshinxron
o. Is am. 10. - = 55 and o. IS 2. Me-
nAssss Division. 8 40 am. daily except sunday.
furnished Offices. 5l1 and 1900 PennsyIvania eve
and q PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvania ksilresd.
". r. CHIN. Gen. Man w. A TURF. Gen Pas. ASA.
l. s. Brown. General Agent PASSENGER Dept teS
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effec, July O. isa3
Leave Washington from station Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Sorihse.,. ve.tibui.a Iau,,,-a
Express trsins ll.35 an. LIS. $40 p IN. H. IS
For cincinnaii. ST Yca, .'i .sd fns,sn.pal
For fit,.Sats ana cisvs.na. express ds,is IL -
For Lerington and stanton flo 4oam
For Y,nehest s and way stations. 20 SoP;mL
cars ss1OGsh g Memphis and SssHs HI s'' '''as
=. fS5 b:l.,ssSss YEA S es 90 sss ,z,A
assi asas 81 x $50 e z Il g. & s. 1s
"a %. $500 sos. rsoO. III5o and Ii Is p N, s1n:
= aa g. z o Ss S So g q
as s. 49, 81 "a Is % no 20. g 80 I7s0. 800
For Annapolis. i Is and ID Z g Is M. L. Is ana 70
For fredsricf. 10 70. tiiS an. n,s. ..ss
EOr sa ss 10 % 2 sps Is sopn
For 6, ithersburs ana way poin's ID q. "a. oo.
II. a, 100. a 81 "a q '1oa, %. 90. til a n
For Bay fsdss. ves Ell dsys 3 IS m an. ma m.
ROYAL BLUE LiNt ron MN MN YORK AND rHIr-
Is O. pinins Carl s 90. Ill. 80 PIN. sissSils oar
buffet PaSior car on all day tr.ins
For Boston. 90 40 D. m. with Pullman Buffet elesp.
s.s saFhieepse bridge. landing psssenEsrs in ss1
NJ stziisn at Ioston
tEIcept sunday. Daily. ssund.y only.
Bagrsee called for and checked from hotels en-
t' s 0 56fL Sc and 1851 Pa cT.s 70 !, sS
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RAILROADS.


ro , pENNsYLyANIA ROUTE v.s-
srrR1o sk ShAs MkcSifiSPSR feSF2Exr
TRAINS L nf s;ft H II g sS' fapS
CORNER 6TH AND Sis. AS FOLLOWS:
dslly colunSisS E.grs.: ! 10 L : n d.liy:
I,,,6aTE e Sincpna,i and fiii.surs . inas.P:I:
"a Isnf Gar daily e
Lou: and Toledo daily etosps SATURDAY c viii
rom Pittssa1s 70 e coiu%sas. ciss.isse ana
Toledo; 81 Loui. and Cincinnati Express. . 10
sns s sss Cars n5 SSs, e s.
bury % St Louis western H rrprs.. s Al % p m.
DAILY. with Sleeping Cars washin Tton TO CficsTo.
ssss io- af Psa at and . pssn
Dining Car Pittsburr TO chicaro. south s-s,ern
cinenns nsiana G Mempsss and ST. poal:
pnR s esenT Ssr 20 to p s .r
stoonA 20 Richmond. Pacific hxrress. 10 pm.
SLEEPER . PtssSars and and .T csass
For Kane. cansndsigua Rochester and Niagar. Pals
For fs Ssnsndsi@aa and Rochester daily. Ter Buff.
r a,o aS NIT, S,.ssrs d.iy s.Ssgs sssgrd.g 10 20
For w,iiia@.port. Rochester. Buffalo aud Sss<srs
Car sss to sG. Saturday with
ANY .iesp as1s,a ane a. k%s :, ain
roS sSiT. SsER .Is n NEW YORK AND tn.
6 f$so a \; i i: g. Ssss.s
S.oS tR. and D. ESpres., s,se,sns. p.rlss ana
DINING osrs, no o.chssl. 20 y 90 III 90 : m.
sS s Is g Il e 1i M II g. pa
New Yori. 400 pm daily. Tor Phi adsiphis we'd
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast cypress, 80 m week days. and a4a pm
Accommodation. 90 a. m. daily.
snpre.s. ? OF and 5 20 .: m; daily.
or Boston. without change T. SO a m week dsFs ana
For, Biootiyn. Ny. all through train. conrrcs a
nr Se ran es.' 5. O. Fitch FSGsss ssesa
For hnsnte CITY. 10 and II. 90 g M. weel a.ypt
u rs % and L. Is p m. every dsy. saturdays only.
For Ssliimore. 500. as EOS. 20. go. IN.
20 s5p. - ~ "a ii.s s .nd i u , M Y ~
LISP p. on sunSsy. 500 o. g. 20. z go. ,se
20 aus: Is . 90 ianiseas. 40. i 20. u.
-. 10 ~. 10 40 and I. b y. m:
For Annapolis. Zoo o 90 and IL. 80 .. m. ana a 20
'.f f . 1 .fGEEkAsDRI. AND TIE SOUTH
M - d noon j 90. = 3 IL 3 Is Z Is So 81 81
Ga sos 1905 and II 81 8; n On sundsy i
So; 20. y -. 10 45 AN. LOO. ? 43. ga. so3
For R.sS@oSS and an the south, 4. 80 .na 10 81
$50 I'm. daily For Richmond only. 40 p m.
Ascc@poassion for eu.usico. 7.4s a m. DAN, and
Tr.ins leave sss.ndr,. .or Washington. 9 os. roa.
@ g. 20 p n IA oo :. "a S II 90 os
raln. DOS SOS. s 90. 20. @ IS and 10 Sc D. m.
18Th street and Pennsyivsns avenue and 81 me
sA,sa rR e 9sssipaOn from hotels and
Genera Manager. Iiysl General Passenger Ascent.
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The question Of Turkish outrages upon
Armenian Christians was again brought
up in the house OF commons yesterday.
Several members asked for Information as
to the charges that the Turkish officials
had tortured the persons who were some
time ago arrested for completely in the Sc
ditious rioting at Cesarea and Marsovan,
In their efforts to get the accused to i'm
plicate themselves and others. In response
to the questions, Sir Edward Grey, parlia-
mentary secretary Of the foreign Office,
said that what little information the for
eign office had on the subject was very
painful. F1fty-six persons had been ar
rested. and of this number seventeen had
been condemned to death. and many of the
others sentenced to long terms Of imprison-
ment. Subsequently the Sultan Of Turkey
committed the death sentences of all but
five of the prisoners. These five men have
been executed within the past two or three
days. From the evidence that had been
given at the trials. it was clear that two
or the men executed. and probably more.
were innocent of the charges made against
them The British representative in Con-
stantinople has used his influence to con-
vince the Ottoman authorities that. the
trials were unfair, but his efforts to have
the wrong righted were in vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-03

Inc. Not surprising that so
great a household help should
be SO largely initiated; not
surprising that these limitations
fail; and not surprising that
they make still more popular
the article on which the fraud
is attempted. The merits of
Pearline alone make its sales
increase, and the claims of ped
dlers and INSCRIPTIONS gro
GERS that they have "the same
as" or "as good as" Pearl
ine-have placed Pearline on
the top notch.
Beware Of limitations. 35a JAMES PYLE,N.Y.
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LIGHT OF THE HOME,
Plump, Noisy, Laughing Babies---Well
Nourished and Growing Upon Diet
of Lactated Food.

plump. noisy. laughing baby is perpetual sun
shine In the house.
baby full Of noise and fun,
The veriest mystery under the sun,
As brimful Of mischief and joy and glee,
As ever a human frame can be.
Such baby Is well nourished and growing.
Such baby is one that is fed ON lactated food.
Lactated food frees mothers from lof z nights Of
anxiety. 1t is within the reach Of ali classes.
Lactated food saves every year thousands Of in
fants lives. Tits the best known preventive Of the
dread cholera nfantum. 1t is the safest, the most
nourishing diet for an infant.
Hundreds of happy children have been brought
up on nothing else, and the unasked-for testimony
that has come in the grateful letters of happy
mothers has sh own that wherever 1t has been used
1t has succeeded.
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Berfng Sea Arbfters Have Not Decide,

Herring Sea Arbiters Have Not Decided
The representative in Paris Of the United
Press had an interview with c. II. Upper,
Canadian minister OF marine. and British
agent to the Boring sea tribunal of arbi-
tration yesterday, in regard to the alleged
decision Of the tribunal. When informed
Of the statement that had appeared in the
london Pan Mall Gazette, Mr.. Upper
laughed. and said: you are authorized to
state that all forecasts Of the tribunal
decision are mere surmises. The arbitra-
tors are sitting in the strictest secrecy.
Nobody Is allowed to approach them. No
protocol has ever been drawn"
Mr.. Topper added that he had heard
that the arbitrators had arrived at a de-
cision in regard to half the points present.
ed but they themselves did not know
when their work would terminate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-03

"change Of life"; women approaching
confinement; nursing mothers and ev-
cry woman who Is rundown or over
worked, 1t is q medicine that builds up,
strengthens, and regulates, no matter
what the condition Of the system.
It's an invigorating, restorative tonic,
a soothing and bracing nervine, and the
only guaranteed remedy for "female
complaints" and weaknesses. In bear
ing-down sensations, periodical palms.
liberation, Inflammation, and every kin
dred ailment, If it ever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
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YOUR
WORD
D@ YOUR
BOND AT
@RO@AN7@e

Among the many bitter complaints Of dull business
and scarcity OF money which has Characterized these
past three months we can truthfully say that
patronage has been thoroughly sdtisfdctorv in
way. Every one Of these sultry summer days has
found line Of people at counter waiting to pay
"a little something their furniture. We are
Fong 10 tell you once that your credit is good
hers-dny tf'ne-and for anything you trant little
payment once week once a month will soon make
You sole owner and proprietor" Of house full Of
handsome. serviceAbls furniture Our credit price Is
our cash price-and there TO SIGN. There
Is . Seven-pece Psrlor Suite here, upholstered in
husband there's another upholstered hair cloth
take your choice Of either of them $ O-cash or
credit These but tro out Of whole floor full Of
parlor furnture-Suites in Brocatelle-wilton Rug
Tapestry. Gilt. kc. There's Bed Room Suite here
In solid oak-bevel glass in bureau-and our price is
els cash credit Our first floor is full Of Bed Room
Furniture handsome as any you ever anprhsre-
all prices. There's any quantity of Brussels Carpet
here and price is 30 cents per yard Ingram Car
pet. 3o cents per yard Every yard OF carpet bought
of us is made and laid free Of cost-no charge for
waste in matching figures. We sell Forty pound
Hair Mattress for s7-Woven Wire Springs 81. rs
si1foot Oak Extension Table. 60 so. Refriserators
Msttings Baby Carriages and anything body ever
used to housekeep" with is here-and it's yours for
. promtse to pay.
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Touching the value of Hires Root Beer
as summer drink, DR.. H. Van Wagenen.
of Darlington, Wis. aged seventy-eight.
says he has drunk it exclusively this sum
mer and feels like a boy" He pronounces
II better than sarsaparjlla
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E B BITT OUSE
WASHINGTON. d. @.
CHICAGO HOTELS.
OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR ". ROBSON,
Steamboat, Passenger and Tourist Agent, 615 18th
st. NV. Telephone 1854. Branch Of Baltimore,
Md
First Cabin, Second Cabin and Storage tickets
by all steamship lines to Europe, Asia, Africa,
Australia and the West Indies.
Also to Boston, Providence, Norfolk, Savannah
and points south. Berths stnte rooms reserved
on any steamer outward return.
Sailing lists. rate sheets and plans of steamers
furnished application.
AGENT FOR THOS. COOK SON.
Estimates given tours to any part Of the
world. Drafts issued in sums to suit on England
Ireland and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker Agents
In all the principal cities of Europe. Send for in
structiohs How to Ship" ap10-tr
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ONH ANJO1S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. M NEW Yoax. nv
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DENTISTRY.
YOU ARE INVITED TO LOOK AT SOME OF OUR
famous natural sets Of teeth-they are good ad
vertisements. U. S. DENTAL ASSN. 4Ol 18th
st. See ad. another page. au3
DIR. GRAHAM 3O7 7TH ST. NV. EXPERTENC-
ed and expert specialist in operative and sur
gica dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
without pain. No inexperienced and incompetent
boy assistants newly 8edged graduates in
trusted to practice PATIENTS but all opera
lions performed personally by DIR. Graham. Ex
tracing, 25c.
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic, soc.
Cleaning, 75c.
Filling with PLATING. silver q amalggsm. 75c.
Very best fun Set OF teeth. 81. jy25-2w'
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
NO PAIN. NO CHLOROFORM.
No DANGER. NO ETHER OR GAS.
NO SLEEP. NO COCAINE.
No SwEIIED GUNS.
NO UNPLEASANTNESS.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
We have exclusive control Of a preparation for
use In this city which, when
APPLIED To THE GUMS,
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS.
It is applied directly to the gums.
BY its use teeth can be extracted perfectly
painless.
No swelling OF the gums afterward.
The patient retains all his senses while having
his teeth extracted.
No danger. Particularly adapted to persons
who cannot take gas.
We ask no pay IL not as represented
Call on us and try our system of painless :
traction by local application and guarantee
you win use other in the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS
jy6-1m" 1917 Penn. ave. NV.
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HELP rs WANTED

by the women who
are ailing and suf-
fering, or weak and
exhausted. And, to
every such woman,
help is guaranteed
by Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton. For young
girls just entering
womanhood; wo-
man az tho ors<;nsl
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cHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 2s 1896
Trains lesve daily from Union Station tB ana Pl.
9th and ste.
Through the rrAndest scenery in America with The
hsndsoruest and most complete solid-r Train Service
West from Washington.
goo y m. dsily-''w8shinrtcn and Chicago spe-
cxAl"-Solid vestibuled, newly eQuipped elenfrfc-
lighted tain. Pullmans finest sleeping cars WISH
inxton to Chicago bininx IRON Hnshinef ON.
Chicago 4;J6 pin
lilo .. m. daily-The famous p y. v. Limitaan-
eolid vestibule train. with dining and Pnllloxn
seepers Tor Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisvil e
Lexington 0;15 Louisville 80 m. Ind an
apolis III 80 m. Chteago % m, 81. Louis <6
Special Pullman sleeper Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays through to Hot sprnss Va. without chAnrei
arrives ;s5 ..
600 ,. m. daily-Express for Gordonsville Char.
lottesvtlle Neyneebor0. Staunton principal viz
eins points; daily. except sunday. for hichmond
Pu lmzn locations and tickets 81 comranys of1s-ss
513 and 1921 pelnA. ave.
my2s H. W FULLER. Gent Passenger Areul
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

HOTEL. BE1LEvIEw, CHAPEL POINT, ND
ha,nSSsoIneiy furnished and management nrstclsss
Datniny boating, fishing and Grabbing; excellent
table daily supplied with fresh salt water iu.a.
rles; mineral springs; daily communication by
rsnToao and steamer Harry Randall. Mrs. A. r.
m17-3m 1870
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
High prices bicycles longer prevail The
long -talked-of cut has come!
THE MAJESTIC.
fully guaranteed high grade machine. fitted with
M. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any
bicycle on earth for SIS cash. No installments.
No exchanges. Call and them.
GEO s. ATwATER,
je2-3m 220 Pa. ave.
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sPRINGs AND BATHS.
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA.
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA
HOTEL OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20.
ny1s-sm L. b. DoTY. Manager.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS VA.
JNO. Z. BAKER, Manager
Q1Ate Of Everett Hotel Jacksonville, FlaD A
modern brick hotei-gas. electric bells, bowling
alley. tennis and nrst-class livery. Hot and cold
sulphur baths. For rates, &C., address as above
my24-eo8m
BuENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL. :
Blue Ridge mountains. Western Maryland RR
VIII open June 2, 1895.
Inns elegant hotel has been greatly enlarged
since last season, thereby enabing the com
Pany TO oner much lower rates to season guests.
rooms apply 10 or address FRANK A RUST,
Hotel kennert. Baltimore, Nd After June p
to BUENA VISTA SPRING p. O., Washington
Co.. Nd Mr.. hust viii lie Mt WIZARDS Hotel
every Saturday during May and June from 10
am. to pm. my4sms
MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL,
summit OF the Blue Ridge Mountains, Pa.
LOU teet above sea level. Pure water, pure air,
perfect health, no malaria, mosquitoes I
hours ride from Washington. go.
VIII open June IL. r..
Write for circulars and rates.
NJ A. and III. s. Mu.NoR. Proprietors.
r y. Blue Ridge summit, Pa.
Circulars at Star once. myi2sm
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sEA-sIDE-NEW ENGLAND.

POPHAM BEACH. MAINE
The Riverside opens for season June H.
me, Inc hockledse opens for season July /.
E4cehent table service electric bella finest
SCENERY, beautiful beach, safe batbing nnre
Mater, Perfect drainage, boating. fishing and no
For terms, plans and circulars address n. w
r .sat' Manager: Popham Bench, Me-. Also pro
Prletor The Altamonte," Altamout, Snrinvs
Fla Information and circulars can also he obrain.l
on applica tion At Room 81, Washington Loan and
AIust ouholn9 jeC-eo2m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"COLTON'S on THE POTOMAC NOW OPENED
under new auspices Mrs. REBECCA J. ADAMS
& CO., Coltons, st. Mary's county, Nd via
Strs. Wakefield and Arrowsmith- 1es-Sms
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HOTEL HENLoPEN,
REHoBoTH BEACH, DELAWARE.
Now open. Write for circular. = n
y23-3ms MAI vp ur-pro>r 4
MOORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER eFsoRIr Ifs,>--
arotown. Nd, is now open for summed quests
Terms. Sl-50 per day, SIS per mopib. cssIdrsn
under - and nurses half price; no inosonra. =.
stss s daily. HERBERT l.. MOORE Prom.
PINEY POINT HOTEL. ST. MARY's COUNTY
Nd, near the Chesapeake bay. Steamer George
Lcary leaves her wharf for the point Tuesday
Thursday and sunday at O'Clock q IN, also on
saturday At O'Clock pm Fare. round-trip.
Rates BY the week: IS. SO. ST. Daily rates:
$l:5V. 81. S2.50 per day.
85i-iw TH0S. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor
DOUGLASS HOUSE. REHOBOTH, DEL, HAS
peen feinodcied and rented with al modern con-
venlences; open from June to November; first
Ss9 bar attached; terms reasonable. WIN. NJ.
1Ef EhSoN, Proprietor. Jy4-1ms
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But very little farther north, drawn up
on the beach before the building of Ceylon
are number OF the peculiar fishing boats
belonging to these most atfable people
They are a good deal on the plan of our
ice yachts; one runner in this case being a
comfcally narrow boat of wood and skin
too narrow 70 admit of any ones sitting
in It, the other log. pointed at both ends,
which serves also for balance. CONNECTING
the two are a pair of thick curyinz rods
and q few ropes. They hoist one sail. and
man sits upon each rod. at opposite cor
ners. balancing and guiding the strange
little craft Once in a while. but all too
seldom. the natives exhibit their skill In
sailing on Lake Michigan.
NJ. r Ramsey