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FOR RENT BIO Or. mi. % 80
l141 NH av. 12r. miSS3 30 633 4th ne. ST. mi IS so
$40 10th. office rms. SIS El12 Goth. ST. way Is so
1852 17tn, Tor, mi. tbs l:siS g. Or. W.. II so
454 d, Or, st eel. 80 2310ia I, Sr. wa. II 80
l744 y, Sr, mi. 80 2402-4-S Fl, 6r,w,g.16SO
500 21st. 12r mi. sc. "a 1919 18th ne, l6 80
us 10th, lar. mi. -. SO sl2 Nh ave, 5r eel 10
OBS Pa ave.l0r. mi 80 so 212s Pa av rear Ar W IS
1114 1lth Tor. mi Al. So 411-l3 21st Or, Wis 80
2313 Pa mi. $3.50 <O7 -9-Il-l3 odd g. Wis so
OBS 18th, 12r mi, AS b05 Goth, 6r wa. Is 80
22Oo-l L, ST. mi. 40. so 2427-9 y, Or, Wig Is. 80
2323 PA Tor mi * 20 1926 18th. r'r SOD 10 40
1887 X, Or. mi. E. rs. so 2o23 L. r'r br W. Is 70
203l H. 7r. mi. .35. so 24l4 G, Or. 4 g.l5.3o
ISL G. Tor. 80 2224 l. 5r, 80
232i Pa avel0r. mi IS so 230911 Va Or. wl3 so
lib +, Sr, mi. .35. 80 1918 Prospect. IT.. rs
1872 ST, l2r, mi .35 1922 &c Is 25th 6r is
PAS p, or, eel, In.3l so 2o56 SD 5r........ Is
2lsl L. DR., mi -. $3.50 1904 18th. Ar. Will
$50 Goth. Sr. mi. 80. so 1889 JEFF, 5r wa. 1900
1916 Kingnan Or. mi30. so $50 23d, 6r wa. IA so
2129 Pa ave. 7r.mi 80. so 2l45 d. 6r VIE so
20l6 VI. ST. mi 80. so SIC 23d, Or, wa IA 30
For full list apply to
ap4 wEsCoTT & WILCOX. 1907 Ia. ave.
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FOR lighthouses.
nh31-6t

FOR RENT
toSS Sorcoran. Tor .SC5 1126 Sth ST, Or. % 30
iooS l. 81 81. so 1892 Green's al, 4r. so
JAMES NJ GREEN,
nhol ut
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BOARDING

20 AND % GRANT PLACE: Beautiful. LARGE
sunny front room, adjoining bath OF hot and cold
water; suitable for couple: nth good board:
also nice single rOona- aDJ-3t.
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FOR RENT

OAh EAL-N L.
1919 X NV, 1sr. 5000. 90
PIG . NV, l2r. 1000
1i5S Ore av NV, Tor GO. 90
ISL 18th NV. Tor. IS. 90
1921 10th NV. Tor. As
700 Newark NV, Pet
worth, new. 11r. 40. 90
is Tenn av ne. 11r. 20. 20
30 9th ne, Sr. .35. 40
702-10+&I06 Newark.
new, Petworth NV,
llr, each. .......4 40. 90
4o11 & 4013 Sth eN
NV, Sr, each. .27. so
1925 4th ne, Or. 1850
SIS G sw, 6r.....F.5C
mh31 -eo3t WI
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FOR RENT
HOS G NV, Tor. mi. -
1928 Il NV, Tor. lIui. -
314 Pa ave NV. 10r&b. As
463 Fla ave NV, Tor
& ami 40
1S2a 18Th nw.or&b. MI. IS
603 Howard ave NV. Or
X ami. .35
4Sf i NV, Sr Il ami. 80
1913 y Cap, ar & smi 20
SIS 21st NV, Ir&ami. %. 90
lib 18th ne. 6rAami. 20. so
1914 14th NV, LIST
floor, fat, 'r&h. $3.50
Is Q NV .0r&ami 20. so
ap4 SWORMSTEDT
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, NEATLY
furnished room. southern exposure, bet. Sth and
18th. and sts-; state terms. Address PER
MANENT N. Star Office. IT.
wANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM; RENT
not to exceed s. per month; bet. Capitol 14th
and sts- nv Address Box 100, Star Office. it
wANTEDISUTTE OF FOUR UNFINISHED
rooms, In strictly private house, for light house,
keeping; NV. MARCUS C. RoESSLE. the Airing
ton. ap5-3ts
WANTED-TwO UNFINISHED ROOMS, IN
close proximity to line, by highly respectab BILE
lady. Address MRS. T.. Star osice. ap5-2t'
WANTED-TO RENT-DESK IN QUIET OFFICE;
centrally located, BY the month, not to exceed
- per month Address, stating location and
price, s. R, Star ONCE. ar33t.
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A7oA ~ 4 ave. lth1
FURN
Cor 1Sth & . SITS NV
with stabl1D. 8 s33.34
Mass ave. 18th aud p
SIS .-.---.-.- 80. SIS
II ST bet 1sCh and
18th SITS. ......... 500
r l ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
N st near Conn ave,
with stable. .4l6.07
NJ bet 14th d 18th. 300
Mass ave bet 18th st
and Dupont Circle. 300
Conn ave bet II and
y SITS. POI CT
18th bet z and . SITS. OBS
K st bet 10th and
18th SITS. .......2 Dos. "a
18th st fronting Far
ragut SIuar... 200. Ol
II 81 Det <Utn and
list SITS. .......... 200
FL
An apartment In The
bath, completely and /
R0
Office rooms on LIST floor OF
HOS + st. LIST floor
and basement. .Sl2,
1rm. I'd door. 1903
Pa ave. cor 18th. 3.
STA
Brick stable rear 1876
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. FOR PERMITS A
ap3-eo
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WANTED
TO SUBMIT YOU AN ESyNsATE
II you contemplate, pAPERING or RE-
PAPERING any rom or rooms in your
house. Let US know b, mail or in person
size of the rooms, a.d you'll be surprised
with the moderateness Of yur charge.
". 3. MOSES x SONS,
18TH AND SIS. NV CTelephone 2O1J ap5
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FOR RENT
1909 ODD, 10r&5. .s35 so
52I Spruce, 7r,ami. %. so
2316 II, Sr&b. IS. so
lT22 Brainard, 12r, WA
2306 VI. Or. % 10
523 I'D. 6r. .14.50
1920 Ga ave, Or. .11.50
4 o'Brien's row, Or. 10
2 Bessell's ct, 4r,w.l0.5 90
ap4
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-FLATS IN THE "B. AND o.
pleasantly situated the northeast corne- of
10th and NJ sts- NV; all well lighted and VEN
tilated: supplied with every convenience for
housekeeping; janitor hand at all hours to
show them. Prices reasonable. mh31-6t
FOR RENT FLATS - CENTRALLY LOCATED;
near Penn. ave-, and 18th sts with all modern
coa'eniences. Inquire 1345 Penn. ave. mh13-eotf
FOR RENT-wEST END FLATS, 262O K ST.
NV; rooms, bath, range, coal vault gas meter;
IN good order; reference required low rent.
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1901 Pa ave Sc. 3r. w. 1890
909 9th, 5r. va. .10.30
House. TenIallyt'n.5r. 10
1929 Hayes CT, Ar. $50
1872 Congress ST, Or. $50
POI d, Or. s.
26l3 y NV, 3r. 80
Storage rim, SIS 10th nw5
I RI 1852 10th, Pr. a
3 good cheap houses in Sc
GEO. W. LINKINS.
500 10th st. NV.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTEDNFOR NEWSPAPER OFFICE, PHONO-
graph operator shorthand writer and type
writer, or both, or rapid typewriter for dcta-
ton Answer, stating lowest terms, TO Lock
Box Is, Washington. d. @. ap5-3c
wANTED-wOMAN To COOK. WASH AND IRON;
also boy over II to work in garden and make
himself generally useful both stay nights bring
refererce. Apply 1919 ST. 1c.
WANTED-10 AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE Sos
per week taking orders for the Complete Home
Library, vols, Just pub: also Bibles, albums,
histories, cyclopaedias, &C.; all sold easy pay
rents- R. A DLSSMORE. 62s G. NV. ap3-3c.
WANTED-AvERAGE AGENTS ARE AVERAGING
e25 Per week selling Charming Bible Stories. If
, you have average intelligence you do as
well: Call at once, r. A. DINSMORE.
ap3-Sc' 62S G. NV.
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FOR RENT-FUR. OR PARTLY FUR. NEAI
the Capitol, on Nd ave- east, 8 rooms and bath
ami for six months at very low rent. Addres.
Box lO6, Star otace. ap3-2ws
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u 81 Det 18Th and
%Oth SITS. .lI5
18th st, fronting Far
ragut Square. ......1J0
18th ST n.'t y IL li.1J0.U0
I st bet Goth and 2lst
sNs ...-. LOU
18th st bet I and
* SITS. $50
DE Sales st bet 18th
ST and Conn ave. .125
18th ST mr. Mass ave. Ids
Corcoran ST bet 18th
and 18th SITS. 100
18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet o and p SITS. 100
g ST bet 18TH and
10Th SITS. 81
f bet 18th d 18th. SO. 30
ITS.
CONCORD" of Z rms and
furnished. $50
ms.
1914 II, heat and gas S35
Il furnished rooms and
bath on + ct near
1lth st. ...........-
3LES.
; 81. NV. Is
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
PPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON.
1903 Pennsylvania ave.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-CoRNET ~ B AND A; GOLD MOUNT
ed; silver plated; In plush case; c. G. Conn make.
E. A ROSENBAUM, 1O1 18th ST. s.e. ap5-3t.
FOR SALE-K. OF P. UNIFORM; ALMOST NEW;
sell cheap Address UNIFORM Star ofice. 1T
FOR sALE-GIEAP-TwO SHOW WINDOWS.
Apply at Star office. ap5-3t
FOR SALE = HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING
csnaries. parrots. fancy pigeons. gold fishes and
aquariuns, hooking birds, mOnkeys,&c. SCHMID'S
PET ANIMAL STORE, T12 18th St NV Hos
ptsl for pet animals Pets boarded. ap5-Sm
FOR SALE-RATHER THAN PAY STORAGE
longer I will sacrifice ny fine SITS piano. in
frst-clsss condition. for SIS cash. II this is
spousible party. Address SACRIFICE. Star ofice
ap4-3t
FOR sALE-ICE BOXES AT J. T. MoxLEY's
dry air refrigerator works: all sizes in stock.
Factory 22S 9TH ST. s.s- Give him call
mh23-In.
70 sALE-A SUPERIOR HALLET & DAVIS
excellent pianos at 500 and SlT5. respectively,
or will rent. Bargains all. At s11 9th st. n. W.
rh24-lm
FOR sALE-LOUNGE. 81. so: COOK STOVES. s.:
oaA desk. -; 81 per week for he'd room and var-
CASH AND TINE HOUSE. Sill eth st.nw ja9 sm
VERY EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED FOR FUR.
nlllre ARD household goods at WORCHS FUR
NlIJlsE WARE ROOMS. g2i Tth ST. NV Mat
unss. carpets, bedding and jas
FOR sALE-"OTTO'' GAS ENGINES ROTH NEW
and second band: size.
Send for circular. or call on
nl2-tr d. BALLAUF. Agt-. 7S1 It'll ST NV
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WANTED
TO REMIND YOU, IF YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN,
That the MATTTNGS you were to buy at
HOCGHToN'S here in superb array
could be shown.
80 rolls FANCY MATING at - per
roll. Really worth much more.
100 patterns JoINTLESS ut Is cts. I'd.
Splendid quality. Almost dirt cheap
Want WINDOW SHADE or SCREEN
Shades, Zoe. up. Screens, 35c. and more
THE HOCGHTON COMPANY,
sic 9th ST., and ITO 14th st. apps
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ESQ 18th ne. Grab. mile. 80
2023 10th NV. Or. 10
1923 Nd ave ne. 6r. .18
619 14th ne. 0r&aIni16. so
2S07 Olive av NV, 6r15.5 80
lois eth ne, ST, ami. Ia. 30
516 9Th Sc. 5r. 10. so
1871 Fla ave ne, 5r.10.S0
1879 Fla ave ne. 5r 90. 50
$40 Callan ne. Or. 10. so
1919 18th Sc. Or. 10. 80
l12S c ne. 5r. 10
1892 London pl se.4r.S.5o
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, BOARD
with refined Catholic family In NV. part of city.
Address REASONABLE, Star Office. IT.
wANTED-BY BACHELOR, BOARD; MAY /
(near cars. at Silver Spring. Sligo or vicinity,
where there is poor butter, thin milk or
bakers bread Address HONESTY, Star office.
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MONEY WANTED a To LOAN

MOAE1 10 LOAN on REAL rs ATE IN THE
CIV OF washington, IN any desired nnouut 10 10
pald ~ small lonrly payments. as follows:
81 ioan ot si,ooO, i1ontniy payments. S93l.
0n ipan OF sZWN, monthly payments, SIsG2
IN loan OF S-JVO, HUGthy Payments, S22 81.
On iosn OF 400, moIthly pay meuts S27 49,
VI loan 81 $500. monthly payments, s32Us
Inc above payments include Interest
also lave money in hand for straight loapS
where security is annie - 49,
ap5-3t' JAMES q. LESTER GOO n a,
in the District of Columbia
q. II. ROBERTSON,
apO7ot' ls2l q St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HANDSOME, NEW BRICK HOUSES;
s rooms, bath and all modern improvements:
nicely Papered; porches and shade, with stable;
only $50 per month; Mt. Pleasant and
Soldiers Home take Brighrwood ave. electric
cars to Newman terrace" 4O07 Sth st. NV. /:
PetwCrth sub. Telephone, 1918. apo-3ln
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FOR RENT OR SALE-A- ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
Bargains 10 hotels boarding houses and colt COS.
building sites reasonable. ISRAEL q, ADAMS &
CO., Atlantic City. f.i-a.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT - ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
stands in the city; occupied by drug store 20
years; will be vacated Sept. /. For rent lease.
Address P. W., Star office. ap5-Ims
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, AIS X ST ;
suitable for any business; good opportunity for
party with a little capital. Apply COSTELLO'S,
9TH and q sts ap5-3t
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fEhSONA AL
WE ARE NOT SURE WHO THE NEW PUBLIC
printer is to be- but positive that we pay
exorbitant rates for gents discarded garments.
You send for We'll do the rest. JUSTHS
OLD STAND, 6l9 u ST. NV. apps
ANY ONE PROCURING LADY WRITING TO DO
ar home at moderate salary will receive one
third Of the same long continued. Address,
with particulars, INTELLIGENT. Star Office.
ap5-3ts
WILL GIVE FIRST MONTHS SALARY AND 10
per cent after to any securing govern
ment position; am a G. A. r. man, and have a
letter from Senator to a Secretary. Address
F. s. B., Star office. ap4-3t'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
Ivers Send 1Oc. to S. w. FLYNN. AN.
IVY INSTITUTE ETSINESS COLLEGE,
mh3o-1m' SW. CORNER STH AND X SITS. NV.
AsTRoI.OGER-"OID DIR. PAUL CASTOR"
Send date of birth, sex, 20 cents and stamp for
future prospects: marriage business. speculation,
all Affairs: Mention paper 2SS Third Ave, Box
81, New York. mh22tu. sim
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential communications promptly attended
TO. Office opel \ll hours. Best references. W.
WILLIAMS, Manager. 800 + st. NV mh7-1m'
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MNIE COLFORD;
alcohol baths for rheumatl ism: also sea salt and
medicated baths; manicuring the nails Re-
moved to ITO L st. NV. fe21-2m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
THE TATTLER.

Miss Anna f.. Dickinson gave a dramat-
&c reading ut Mount Vernon, y. Y. re-
Gently for the benefit of Kings Daugh-
tiers circle.
Miss Constance Ingalls,, the brightest of
all Senator Ingalls, children. is soon to be
gin the publication of weekly society
paper in AtchiSon.
Mrs. Inre kiralfy. wife of the spcctacu-
lar ballet man. tOUk the oath of allegiance
against Queen Victoria recently and be-
came a naturalizcd citizen of New York.
Mrs. Arthur Dodge has the distinction
of bCing considered the best dancer of the
minuct among the society women known
as the leaders of New Ycrk's Four Hun
dred
II is understood that Mrs Cleveland
will be compelled to retire from society
again this winter in anticipation of an in
tcrCsting event that is expected to occur
in March next.
Lena Mcclellan of st. Paul is believed
to be the youngest stamp collector in the
world. She Is only years old, but is rs
ardcntly devoted To her pursuit as any
philatCliSt of more mature years.
Mrs, J. q. Carlislc's present to Miss
Matte Thompson ON the occasion of the
young lady's marriage was n painting
done ny ntF own manu-, showing an In
dian cncanpment in South America.
Mrs rutherford b, Hayes, nee Platt,
of Columbus o.. who recently married
the son of the cx-prcsitlcnt, possesses Il
an unusual degree the good qualities OF
mind and heart most to bc admired in
women
Aunt" Nrs!dcr of jackson, Mich. has n
hobby for buying costly dresses. She has
eli ii.
as She never wears the gowns has now Il
collection unique in its beauty and old
fashions.
Princes Is, Io->cIsky- Belozersky. tn,
daughter of General Whittier of Boston.
who WIS married in Paris recently, is e
be mistress this coming winter of an Gle
giant villa the prince has leased for cccu-
pancy prior 10 going TO -. Petersburg
Mrs. Gilbert fraser, wife of the English
consul ut New York. who, like the wife 81
the late consul general, Lady Booker, Is
an American. Is i'll Europe experimenting
the art and mus ic:il education of hel
daughter, for whom the promises of pre-
ficienCy arc abundant.
Ladies Vernon IIarcourt, Brinslcy
Sheridan and Francis Mildmay, three
American women % Till" in England. arC
daughters OF the late John Lothrup Mot
ley. the historian and dipl mat. 1t is said
that neither of item has ever visited hel
native land since her marriage abroad
twenty odd wears IGn
Baroness Won Ru9;',->. the mother o.
| MIS-. Muyhrick. ii,..:. -..:rd in England
| for the all, ID n..:Ie.. /. "f her husband
continues hr- eur. i, -rcTrc her daugh
| tcrs ri az. I!ui .;..~r-;H.;inG obstacle:
| and di-,-uI. r., II:,I.is hC baroness i:
an Am, ric;.:, Ii. I.;.,l l.'cn twice narrict
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
SPLITTING SECONDS.
How Minute Intervals of Time Are Ae-
curateiy Measured.

The measurement Of minute intervals
Of time i one of the most difficult sub
iCcts met with in the laboratory. and this
Is mon especially the case as the appa
ratus employed Is often little adapted fOr
the uSC Of those who lack experience in
the precision gained by years Of expert
mental work in physics \ Frcnchman
has reccntly devised phOtoChrOnOEraph
which comprises n metallic disk. turning
freely on an axis passing through its cen
ter Tho free end Of n spring carries Il
needle point, which hears against the disk
This spring Is timed TO give 500 vibrations
per second This rate l. determined by
timing the spring - that it vibratcs be
tween known vibrations of 1913 and 5222
periods Per second
Amy want OF extreme accuracy in the
determination Of the intermediate points Is
not of grCat Importance. a. ii can he shown
that the difference only affects the fifth
place of dCcimals Of n single second. OF
course any variation in Sps~ed Of the disk
does not influence the number OF yibEa-
tiOns OF the spring. by means Of a mag
ncsium light traces OF the path 81 the
spring an, left upOn n sensitive plate
mounted upon the disk. The apparatus :
certainly Not new in principle, but the ar
rangCmCnt i one which has not bcCn de-
sCribcd in this particular fOrm.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
sRAZlL'S Kew PRESIDENT.

DR.. Moracs is the first president to be
elected by the people. and the day was
also the fifth anniversary of the founda-
ton Of a republican form OF government
in Philadelphia Inquirer.
His first public act. that of sending an
emissary to make peace with the rebels in
the south, marks the new president S ear
nest desire to see the great southern re
public advance on the lines of peace and
commercial prosperity.-New York Her,
aid.
Dr.. Moraes is the first Brazilian presi-
dent who may fairly claim to have obtain,
ed office by the exercise of the peaceful
suffrages of the people. His Inauguration,
therefore. may be held to mark an era in
the progress of Brazil toward its great
destiny as the chief of the South American
republics Buffalo Express
The affectionatc welcome accorded to
the new president upon his arrival at Rio
de Janeiro by the retiring executive should
effectually hush the malignant rumors
concerning the sinister designs alleged 10
have been entertained by General PcixOtO
against the constitution of Brazil and the
government of his Observation-Disclosures
phta Record.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
THE MODERN YOUNG NAN.
How He Appears In His Pleasant OF Tn
pleasant Guises.


We have so often discussed the modern
young woman in her varied and varying
phases that it seems right and proper that
we contemplate the modern young man,
for he appears in as many yuises, which,
IL perhaps not quite as pleasing to study,
are ut least worth little time in being
dissected by the pen.
To begin with, there Is the heavy crea-
ture of putty countenance who wishes to
pose rs a litteratcur. He writes abStruse ar
ticles that are never published. He haunts
the society of those who have found n
literary footing. and to the circle where
he genuinely belongs he dcscants of upper
Bohemia and tries to he rs mystifying and
dense rs possible. As rule, he succeeds
and by the truthful is dubbed tiresome,
by the sycOphantic learned
Then there j. the bUStling Young bust
ness man. who Is the direct opposite Of the
owllike Parsonage just described. He blus-
tiers, he boasts, - talks shop. but he gencr-
ally succCCds. Time tones him down, hut
in his first cfTusivCncss he i wcarisomc TO
all save his proud parents or an employer
that recognizes in the blustcr that real
energy that will bring more money into
his own pockets
The cynical creature Of - who sncCrs 1t
all that Is good. tries hard to appear blasc
and Is in rcasty not half had Is quite
amusing in his cndcavor to impress the
world with his oyCrwcening wiCkcdnCss-
II he wcrS, one fourth rs lad rs he would
have you suppose. fhcrC would be no pa
radc Of his misllcCtis. but a sincere desire to
hide rather than ilaunt his peCcadillos- Ii
Is tho pleasure that he takes in posing as
n deep dyed villain that proves more than
all else that he is not what he would have
you think.
That distressing type, the ladylikc
young man. need not he dilatcd upon nj
length. He l. too silly to he taken serious
" and too serious 20 be treated frivolously.
therefore We dismiss him with n sigh that
such type should exist But when all
others have passed in review there Is one
that comes under no certain type. Is not
classCCl with any other man that ever
lived. and though he has many faults he
IS perfect in our eyes for ii is love that
makes us blind to his fOiblcs and alive 10
his virtucs--Philadclph Times
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
THE NEW CAR.

None of the great European papers ex-
presses much confidence in the new car,
but they all admit that his coming wife Is
a very sensible woman. Now, If the COM
ing wife can succeed in making herself the
car of the car, there is hope for Russia
Boston Globe.
The impression is gaining strength that
the reign of the new car will be marked
byiactS of liberalism. The Russian nation
has not hitherto been spoiled with an ex-
cess of happiness, and to increase its sum
of contentInent should not be difficult
task.-Philadelphia Record.
The young car has evidently read some
of the popular manifestoes of the German
emperor. His affirmation that 1.-The
strength and stability of holy Russia lie
in her unity to us and her unbounded de-
yotiOn to us" reads like n sentence OF the
German emperor-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
To prevent the hair from coming ont
take pint of Lay rum and half an
ounce of quinine Mix and apply to the
scalp twice day with a WOODEN cloth.
rubbing it i'll well
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
THROUGH LIFE.

We slight the gifts TINT every season bears
And let them fall UNDECIDED from our grasp
In our great engerness to reach and clasp
The promised treasure OF the coming years.
Or else we mourn some great good passed away,
And, in the shadow Of our grief shut in,
Refuse the lesser good We yet might win,
The offered peace and gladness of today.
So through tho chambers of our life we pass
And leave them one by ono and never stay.
Not knowing how much plcasantness there was
In each until the closing of the door
Has sounded through the house and died away,
And in our hearts we sigh, "FOreyermore."
Boston womnn's Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28
BISMARCK'S SORROW.
Iron Chancellor Breaks Down
After His Wife's Death.
HE MAY NOT SURVIVE HER LONG.

Expressions of Sympathy For the Bereaved
Prince Pouring In From Many Lands-Ar-
rangemsnts For the Bismarck
Ordered to the Country by His Physicians.
VARzIN. Nov. 2S.-The funeral of
Princess Bismarck, whose death occurred
here, will probably occur early next week.
The remains will DO sent from here Satur-
day.
The venerable holpmato of the Iron
Chancellor died at o'clock yesterday
morning Although her condition had
been serious for u few days, 1t was not
until she suffered n relapse that her fami-
" were summoned to her bedside. Count
Herbert Bismarck arrived in time to be
present when his mother passed away.
Although it is feared that the effect OF
his wifcs death upon the prince will be
serious. it is satisfactory to add that the
great chancellor has been in better health
lately. and that lie has been able to re-
sumo his daily drives.
An Invalid For Years.
Princess bismarck had for years been
a sufferer with a bronchial trouble and
gastric catarrh Eighteen months ago
she was once found lying in n pool of
blood ut the foot OF her bed. These faint
ing attacks werc repeated from time to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-28

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IN imI'nr- condition This class are
I.-euiI rlN benefited by the wonderful tonic
blood-cl-snsi' g properties of Prickly
Poke R'''t and Potassium z. p P.l
A. Uses and bounding health take the place
lIuk. the lost color and the
of tie SYSTEM 10y the use OF
Poke Root and Potassium.
Pope, the retired druggist of
Madison. Fla rsys Dec 1881 he regards
p p. IPrickly Ash. Poke Root and Po-
tho best alternative on the
market. and that he b 9 seen more bene-
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