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RAuROADB,
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
gTATIoN CORNER oE sIXPH An
STREETS


GTATIoN CORNER oE SIXTH AND
STREETS
-7r-~oct Jnrc %. !SHS
N.sn A. NJ PENNSYLVANIA L1MITED-PuIl
man s,-er.rE, Dining smoking, and obser.
va,ion Cars Harrisburg i;n to Chicago, Cincin:
Toiedo Buffet Par!or Car TO Harrisburg
$50 A NJ. FAST LiNk-Plllman Buffet Par.
lor Car 10 Harrisburg Parlor and Dining
sMP NJ. CHICAGO ANDST. LOUIS ExPREsS
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg
Sleeping and Dining Cara Harrisburg to 81
y:!p p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS = Pullman
Sleeping Car to Chicago and Harrisburg to
,ati: 0t'S n. souTi-WEsTERS ExPksss-pul.
man Sleeping and Dining Cara TO 81 Louis,
and Sleeping Car Harrisburg TO Cincinnati
paO p NJ. PACIFIC CEXPkESS-rullmau Sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg.
SIC A. NJ for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochests.
and Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday
sunday For williamsport daily, $40 P. Il
sItP. NJ. for Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo.
and Niagara Falls daily, excep: Saturday
with sleeping car Washington to suspenslos
Bridge via Buffalo
Da0 p. NJ. for Erie, Cannndaigua, Rochester
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily; slseplng
car Washington 10 Elmira
sar cpoNaREss1oSAL p;ai @ fna nna1Tsp ths IAN al
Psrlor csrs, with III Dining Car from Baltl.
.yO, 500, 1000 Dining Carr, and ll.00 DIN.
ing Carr a m, 12:l5, 3:l5, 4:20, $40, 1000 and
;:'55p. m. on sunday; 7:s Dining Carr,
ls0, $40 1000, and il:ss p m For Phila.
delphia only. Fast Express 7:50 a IN. week.
days Express, ssoi and $40 p. m daily
Yer Boston. without change, T55 a IN wesk
Fer dHss ssitmose ana Sa' sas. s. 'i T, 80 80. 800
1000, lo:s0, 100. and lI:5o m, 12:ls
i0i. BIS SAC. 600 Limited), 4:so. 4;sa, $40
Cos, G:4O s:l0, 1000, 1910, Ills, and lI:06
so:s0 l1.0o a M l2:i5. las, 2:0l, S:lb, $40 HO9
Limitedl, 4so, b4O SsO5, $40, s:io, 1000, l5:la.
and LESS p m
daily except Sunday
yer Annapolis, 7:s0 and 800 q m, 1918 and tn
p m. daily, except Sunday suadayh s:ol
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond,
Jacksonville. and Tampa, 430 q m, $50 p m
eaiiy Richmond and Atlanta. $40 p. m daily
hicfmond only !o:57 a IN week daya
Accommodation for Quautico, 7sA5 . m daily
and AIS p. m week.dayA
1tr Alexandria, A:S0, 6;35, 7:45, $50, 9SS, l0:N
il:5o a m, 1880. lao, $40, -, 500, s:s7. 6:ls
@ ss eo ss and sss ss g. s O. sna saaqsa ics
Lsaye Alexandria for Washington, Cos. 6:4S, 7:0S
500, e:l0. l0:i5, 1913 M, LOO els. 500, 3:aA
500, $50 els; 100, 70 s;,o, io;ss. and ii1s r
$50. ZOO. 7sso. s:l0. and 1o:5s p n
Seashore Connections
ftr Atlantic Cky, 800 Saturdays onIy,, 1000.
ll0o a. m week days, 12:l5 and il6 p n
daily.
Ticket of1ces northeast ooe1ee Of l9tbsteeeo
Rnd Pcnneylvsnia Avenue, and ut the station
elzaA and B Streets. Whses ordees can b LETT 10
eks checking Of baggage 70 dsssinAtien froo
Asasls and rssidencsA
IN PROVOST, JR WO0nt
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THE attention of the public is called tn
Dr. S. R. Eeckwith's Thermo-Ozone
Battery. the greatest discovery ever made
in medical electricity for conveying oxyg
ozone and medicine direct tp the diseased
part. Recommended by 5000 physicians.
CAN and investigate. Consultation free.
Rooms Nos. and 3, T07 q St. opposite
Patent Office. se3-2t
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FoR RENr-suBuRBAN.

FOR RENT-seven-room cottage az
BrOOkland, with hall, bath. cellar.
attic, range, latrobe, hot and cold water:
two squares from electric cars. Inquire
of l. s. HOLLIDGE. Saks 4 Co. se4-7t
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EGYPTIAN Gypsy-seveDth daugh-
ter OF the seventh generation: she can
Ike off spells and cause 20 marry. as well
as tell you the past ana future: persons call
DC al the tent next to raiiroad. will ask for
NINE. BURNETT.
Take EckiDgt ton ana Soldiers Home
cars. aug26-7t
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One Gent wss, e;
PERSONALS.

No advertisement isss than loa

CAAx VOx AN \ 4-Mtuc. VoidCCs
the greatest cxpoarnt of psychometric
science now In Anprica; she tells the
name. age. occupation, &c, of her caller;
also the name, age, occupation, disposi'
ton, nationality, and fIl,anclal st...-.i,g
OF your future husband or wife and dale
OF MA rriage; she tells the outcome of
any case of love. marriage. divorce, spec.
ulation, lawsuit, or business venture: in
short, your pnst, present. or future life
to her is an open book; she tells you
every hope and wish OF your life as plain
ly and as easily rs II she had always
known you and how 10 accomplish your
desires In either case: IL your friend or
lover is false she can tell you why. when.
and where. and how to bring them hack
and keep them; advice on speculations.
business, love, MA rriage, divorce, lawsuits;
domestic troubles, ana all arIairs OF hfe
by Il higher than human power: the Egyp-
tian cha rm given free on security for 80
days, for lovers trou bles, family dis
turbances. and financial success: hours.
8 a. m., to p. m: fee, 81. 222 Ind:
a
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PRINTING 900 business cards.
$f1O; 900 tags, $3.95; 10000
manila cards, 81. so. lI10 9th ST NV. 1t
NINE. BROOKE tolls all the events
of life: all business confidential. ladies'
and gentlemen. so cents each: hours 8 a.
IN. to 8 p. IN. 6O5 New York avenue
northwest near Sixth street. au27-I4t
LADIES uceding confidential treat.
ment. A safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irreguiar..
ties, tunnor. caucer. opium habit. fistuil
etc. separate looms fos patti nts before
sud during confinement. and find homes
for Infants II required, Strictly confiden-
tial MRS. DIR RENNER. 16 Fourth st. ma
near E. Capitol st. Washington. D. G.
ie3.tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-6OO farms and suburban
home for sale near Washington city and
on the Potomac River. Take Secretary
Aorton's advice, anu buy one. Very cheap
and on small payments. Call for my new
printed list and map Of Washington and IL
suburbs for 20 miles around. Given free to
all callers. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1924
F at. NV. Washington. D. C. au296t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR Rents unfurnished rooms, suit
able for light housekeeping: conve-
nient to G. p. o.: S13. No. ST. NV,
ee53t
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FOR SALE-New, 10-room brick, on L
st. ne, convenient to Gov. Printing Or
flee; easiest kind OF terms. price, S3,ebO'
worth $1,000; why pay rent? Acdress
BARGAIN. this office. au31-f
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FOR RENT-Storc room. 21s 10Th
st. NV: I'd etory, with elevator.
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ron Sc OR RENT-l433R r.
i. ave- rooms; large yard: also 1901
Hardwood ave, lie Droit Park; corner
house opposite: asphalt circle and street; IL
rooms. WIN BIRNEY. ASS La ave.
nS.1i cod
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| One Cent 1ss',, e,
No eadvsrtissmsn less tAsa ios.
FOR sALE-HousHs.

FOB DALE-Brookiand. b-roon frame
house; 2-story stable; porch, shade, wa
tor. latrobe; lot 2ext50. Price, 81 500.
CHA5. SICKELS. Dover st.. bet. 18th and
18Th sts. se8-7t
FOR SALE-Beautifu press brick. bay
window, 6 rooms. bath, mod. imp, No.
e32 l 1th st. De. ;beautifulsection, 1-2square
from cars and herdics; will sell for $500;
sell for $1,000, 5000 cash. bal. remain for
years: cost owner $3.50; reason for
selling. living in country, need OF money.
Address g. w. A., BeDning, D. G. Key next
door, $50. seS-3t
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FOR RENT-Three rooms on second
floor FUR. for light housekeeping, and
one room on third floor. Apply 2lO8 q
st. NV. se4-3t
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Continued in to-morrow's Morning Times.)
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SUMMER Boirden. Raleigh win b
open unf1l Ootohx 1. Plenty Of oy%
tesD and crAhs- 8. L RALEIGH. Ridge
M6 An81-l4t
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WANTED-Ag gentleman to room and
board in . stxicay private family:
convenient 70 an car lines; Eefefence.
oil 8 1t. ~. se6tSt
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THE Wonderful Remedy Cancers
cured without knife. pain. or pay
until cured: siso carbuncles, piles, dropsy.
nv au5-1mo
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FOR SALE-ODe Parker hammerless
shotgun; good as new: two sets of Lar
rels; cost $l25; will sell for half the
cost. Address SHOTGUN, this office.
se3-2t
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&s.- - !. -.-s't .
rooms, large yard; watsr Ia .iicten
and water closet: desirable neighborheod;
only $3.50; house open for inspection
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO loan on real estate in the
District, at lowest rates of interest
No delay. HEBRON & NIXON, 1904 F ST.
NV se4-lmo
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FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur front OF
back parlor: also unfur. rooms on "a
floor for light housekeeping: modern con-
yeuiepces. Apply 1902 o 81. NV. se5-3t
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
EnIToRlAL coMMeNr.

Mr. Byrnee, Of New York, may be as
wealthy some day as the celebrated Mr.
Barnes, OF New York -ChicaRo Inter-
Ocean
Hell, and How to Get There, Is the
amazing title Of a new book. Nonsense !
Tell US something we don't know.-At-
lanta Constitution.
If Carl Browne had millions Of money he
would be fitted for the United States
Senate He possesses the requisite
vocabulary New York World.
Most Of the bitterness in the politics
Of this country grows out Of the greed
and selfshness OF oontending dema
gogues Dallas News.
There is no longer any doubt that Quay
intends to figure as an out and out re-
former He has sold his stock In the
PHILADELPHIA Traction Company Balti
more Herald
Senator Hills reasons why United
States senator's should be elected by
direct vote OF the people are convincing
enough to people Of average intelligence,
but will they be so to his fellow senatorsf
- Boston Globe
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those for the confinement Of male
prisoners And in like manner, prisoners
Of tender years and these young IN crime
and vice. shall be separate from older and
more hardened prieonels
Ia order that good behavior may be
properly rewarded. the board shall pro-
vide IA its rules and regulations Tor
correct daily record Of the cpnouct Of
each prisoner, aud his fidelity ana willing.
ness in the performance Of his work and
each one who Is sentence for a definite
time shall be entitled TO diminish the
period OF his sentence. under the follow
Ing regulations:
/ For each month, commencing on
the day of bis arrival at the workhouse
during which he has not been guilty Of
violation Of discipline, or of any of the
rules Of the prison, and has lRbored with
diligence and fidelity. he shall be allowed
reduction Of five days from the period
Of his sentence.
AT any time after convict has
passed one full year of his sentence, in
which he has not been guilty Of any
violation Of discipline, or Of any Of the
rules OF the prison, and has labored with
diligence and fidelity. the deduction shall
be seven days from the period Of his
senteAce for each month.
3.-After he shall have passed two
full years SIS above, the deduction Ia his
sentence shall b nine days for each
month
After he shall have passed three or
more full years ss above, the deduction
shall be ten days for each month.
! 5 For every violation of the rules and
/ discipline, or for want Of fidelity and
care In the performance Of work. the
convict shall not only forfeit sll gained
time and earnings for the month IN
which the delinquency occurs, but
according tc the aggravated nature o.
| frequency Of bis oifenses, the board may
deduct portion or all Of his previously
earned time and money, or both Of them.
q If o prisoner be prevented from
labor By sickness or other inirmity. not
Intentionally produced by himself, or fol
other cause for which be Is not responsi
BILE, lie shall be entitled by good conduct,
to the same deduction from his sentence
each month as above provided for
Section The said Board of II ustses
shall have sole and complete control and
| management Of the said Delaware State
| Workhouse, shall appoint wardens
keepers officers and other necessary
SCENTS and servants, aud shall FIX theil
terms Of service as well as their pay ol
compensation; shall provide suitabl,
tools, implements, food, raiment and
othtr necessary things for the safe keep
ing employment, maintenance and i'm
proyement Of the inmates OF the ssis
workhouse They shall keep accurate
books Of account, showing in detail al
items, receipts of money and exPendi
lures OH account Of the SAID workhouse
which books shall be open at al times t.
the inspection Of the state auditor, ant
shall be- audited by the said andito
once in every three months.
The blank in the fret section will b.
filled in with the names of nine trustees
two men and a woman from csc
county mot yet selected
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Boxing Is Not prizo Flghtlng.

From the New York Herald.
There is q wide difference between a.
ring pfizs.fght for stake and private
bout such as is frequently held at the
local athletic clubs, yet the Assembly
Committee on Codes seem 60 think that
one is as brutal aud as dangerous as the
other. and have reported favorably on
Mr. Horizons bill to do away with botn
Boxing with gloves tbisklY stuffed with
hair, and under the direction Of officials
ready to stop the bout when II becomes
one-sided, Is long way from being a
prize.hght, wherein the combatants use
skin gloves aud battle TO finish. The
science and tine skill Of the amateur
boxer must not be confounded with the
strength and brutality OF the prize
fighter One hnds pleasure and exercise
IN the art Of boxing, while the other
puIsues pugilism as means Of liveli
mood. The Committee on Codes should
read up on the difference between
amateur boxing and prize lighting
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
Three aIen d PhlIadelnhIn.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph,
II appears that Joel Bailey, John
Field and Herbert Welsh are not only
opposed to the election Of Mr.. Warwick,
the Republican aud popular oandldafe
for mayor, but that they seriously pro-
pose to organize committee TO prevent,
II possible, his election. We should
hesitate, in this connection, to mention,
even by innuendo, the Three Tailors Of
Tooley street, who, II we remember
rightly, had grievance Mr. B iley,
Mr.. Field and Mr. Welsh always have 4
grievance. the having Of which is.so
characteristic and SO becomes them. as
we'll might their fellow citizens look for
trolley car without gong as to fine
either Of these gentlemen without a
grievance They are, In their way,
philosophers, and their philosophy
teaches them that nothing is right
unless they invent and control Il. II
cannot be said OF them, as Of many
others, that they are not useful citizens
as Q matter OF fact, we know Of none
more useful in their peculiar fashion
they are conspicuously so ia keeping the
political waters always agitated, which,
were it not for their kicking around in
them, would become stagnant.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
snnnreaa No 30 -

From the Baltimore News.
So much criticism, satire. and ohloauy
have been applied to the large theatre
bat that ia the Eastern cities at present
1t has almost disappeared What IS nov
known in this section as the"thestre bat"
Is very small one-just little cirelet
Of ribbons, feathers and beads, without
eny orown--and such as would give
anybody but woman an incurable
neuralgia It Is the popularity OF the
sex TO 60 TO extremes, and, there having
been such indignant protest on the part
Of masculine humanity in regard to the
gigantic theatre hat formerly ia vogue,
fair woman has gone to the opposite side
Of the matter snd introduced such q
diminutive nat that IL is kind OF satire
to designate il as a hat at all
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
Innldents nftha nnr.

The Nd. f Sunday School Association
win hold special meeting TO morrow v
night to make arrangements for the
missionary anniversary.
The @ A @ Board of Directors voted
last night TO continue ths women s
gym class, which has now become
practically a regular department Of the
club.
Several Of tie Charles Warner Com
psuy's bRrges are tied up and frozen in
the harbor here having pnt ia for protsc
tion before the storm and because there
was too much ice around Finn's Point TO
dig for sand there.
This will be the last night of revival
services this week at the a. + Church
The meetings thus far have been very
profitable TO the members OF the church
Presiding Elder l. 4 Barrett will
deliver his lecture, THE Four Boxes. in
Red Lion Nj L Church tonight
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Good nFnnnera.

An American thinks be has found out
the reason why women Of our nation
sometimes marry foreigners ii prefer
ence to their brave and patriotic fellow
countrymen It is true that many OF
them are dszzlsd BY the prospect Of
title. But sven when there Is no title,
when the foreigner is only plain, big,
fresh-colored, athletic young fellow. the
American woman is enraptured with
him.
The American thinks his fellow
country women are charmed with the
foreigner Of the better class because be
hiss better manners than the average
American man. There is a polish, re !
pose, refinement aud tact in the for
elgners association with women that at
once pleasss and csptivates them.
The American may be really worth
twenty Of the foreigners, usually is, but
the impressIonable girl will fall In lov,
with the foreigner who has such a charm
ing way with him and knows dozens o.
graceful little ways Of being polite tha
the American never thinks Of His yer,
voice has a more refined sound, the gir
says silly she may be. bnt she is fxe'
in her idea II this is true, the Amerlca
young man will bs foolish indeed unles
ne remedy IT,
Americans Of both sexes ought to b
the best mannsred Of any people. Geo
temper and graceful, polite mann'
sometimes makes ones fortune
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
now Viewed ln nTInneaota

How IL is Viewed In Minnesota.
From the st. Paul Globe.
Democrats have never exhibited any
reluctance to join hands with the Repub
licans where the conditions were such ss
TO require united action In order to
remove evil conditions Recently In New
York they joined in electing Mr. Strong
mayor OF that city. in spite OF the fact
that all previous efforts to get the Repub.
leans TO join them in eleeting some Dem.
crat who would correct the existing con
ditlons had proved abortiye 1t remains
now TO DO seen whether the reciprocal aid
will be given in Philadelphia, where the
conditions under Republican rule have
become fully as bad as they were in New
York under Democratic rule The
Democrats have nominated ex G0vernog
Psttlson, whose fame and record ara an
assurance of excellent administration II
elected
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wants the CLOCK Set Ahead.

From the Baltimore Sun.
II has sometimes happened that the
exlgencies Of public business In the last
hours OF an expiring Congress have re.
quired that the hands upon the clock
should be set back, so as to borrow a
few hours Of additional life from the
succeeding day. II Congress continues
In its present apparent mood to do
nothing with the finances, the American
people would be glad, II It were possible,
to anticipate the fourth OF March and
the dissolution OF Congress from which
30 much was expected and which has
disappointed so many hopes
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In AIemoriam-John G. baker.

The morocco manufacturers Of the city
met In the Clayton House last evening
and passed resolutions In honor OF John
G. Baker IL was decided that the
manufacturers attend the funeral OF Mr.
Baker J. Parke Postles ives chairman
aud w n RSnd secretary Among those
present were Richard Paizowski, OF q.
Blumenthal 4 Co Charles Baird, William
B Clerk, w. G Jones. Peter ] Ford.
James Crooks, William Beadeukopf. A.
a. G Q.rsetn and G PArke Postles
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Mayor Strongs proposition to allow
the liquor dealers to open their saloons
on Sunday afternoons is meeting with
the universal condemnation Of the clergy
aud yet Its adoption would probably con
duce more to the public welfare than the
present system Of keeping the side doors
Of saloons open and front shutters up
both day and night on the Sabbath.
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500 REWARD. aloo.

The reader Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there "a Et least one dreaded dis.
ease that science has been BILE 10 cure Ia all
It's sta ee. and that Il CRtarrh. Halls Catarrh
: ure Is The only rosiiive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a co stitli-
nonsl disease. req Tres constitutional treat-
ment- Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter ualiyi
&C ing directly on the bloo1 and mucous eur.
faces Of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF tbs disease, And giving The pa
tient strength by building mp the Constitution
ana assisting nature IN doirg it, work The
proprietQrs ARve 80 much faith IA ffs cnrauve
powers t4At theF offer OEe Hundred DOllars
Ter ans cds Q tpat * falls 10 cure SEND for
--AAsdfess, Il .. cHEHET 4 Co, rssdo. o.
= Sold by DrueglatE, &c. ~
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rhe Nsw rresldent of Franee.

We learn from a Paris letter that
President Faure Is . moderate, but un-
like casimir-Perier or Waldeck- Rous-
sesu, he will have no prejudice
against calling Radicals to Office
whenever they have majority. NJ
Waldeck- Rousssau would have dissolved
the chamber This accounts for his
defeat. NJ Fsure, on the contrary, win
try to agree with the chamber. In many
respects he will be President like
Carnot-that is to say. without angles
he is a fast friend of ex-Minister
Siegfried, who takes q deep interest in
the Young Mems Christian Association.
/ dwell upon this fact keeping IN mind
the proverb that "a man is known by
the company be keeps This friend
ship speaks volumes Of praise for the
new President. NJ. Slegfried showed as
much joy over the election as though NJ
Fsure was beloved son. NJ, Faures
Professionalism is not narrow, since his
daughter married Catholic, but he him
self never embraced Catholicism. There
fore he Is the first Protestant ruler that
France has ever had, for Henry Nv
mounted the throne after reosnting at
Notre Dame.
M. Faure is an able speaker Of southern
fuency and imagination, with the hard
head and practical sense Of the Norman.
Like Carnot, his opinions are rather
neutral, but In fast hues. He has a
gravity that is the opposite Of dullness,
and he is so free from conceit that he can
agree with almost any one. His presence
is finer than that Of any other President,
His figure is tall and well knit, but it is
thai of a man in whom the nervous
system predominates over the muscular
There Is the seriousness of the Arab
Semitic in the well set eyes, though
fancy he can have no Semitic blood un-
less through the Saracsna, who over-ran
the south Of France and settled for some
time at Mines His features are finely
shaped when a smile lights up his pensive
countenance it makes it charming. He
has the name of being All oblging and
hind and conscientious master. His
character is too harmoniously developed
for streaks Of dishonesty to invade It.
His black eyebrows and mustache con-
trast with bis snowy, close cut hair He
has the look Of clemenceeu in his eyes,
forehead and the shape Of his head, which
is round and we'll developed.
M, Faure has had his eye good deal
on China since she and Japan went Il
war he looks forward 70 startling
developments in far Eastern atfairs. He
is not one Of the jingoes, but the reform
ing spirit he showed at the marin,
ministry and his great activity ther,
have endesred him TO all there he hal
been too hard and serious worker at
his own business and 10 public affairs {,
be mixed up in the financial affairs tha
have been detrimental to the republic.
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goods at such low fgures9 They could
not afford It In the cid non-advertising
days. In advertising lies their aelvage Of
profit; for in the volume Of business
that It brings they even up their losses