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Had waited Also.

Indignant Customer-Look here; I've
been waiting here for the last half hour.
Waiter-That's nothing. I've been wait
ing here for the last two years, and | amt
kicking about it, either.-Texas Siftings.
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WA NTED -Sio0 in cash will be paid
to any one procuring me a government
position aying not less tnan 81 per month.
/ am entitled To a position without passing
a civil service examination: all cummuni-
cations confidentiai. Address CASH, this
office. Item
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE members OF Grace Aguilar Lodge.
No. III, I. o. b. B., are requested to
attend the funeral of their late brother,
Wolf Horn, No. z 2 Il t.ne., THIS friday
MORNING at IL O'Clock
BY order OF the president.
JOS. P. HERMAN, Secretary.
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FOR SALE-A coed horse, sutatie
for delivery wagon or cab: will be sod
cheap il taken before Saturday. Inquire
OF |. 5. HOLLIDGE, care SHks Il Co.
fe6-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows; one
with calr three weeks Old. the other
been milking about two months. Inquire OF
l. S. HOLLIDGE, Brooklaud. D. C.
fe6-5t-em
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~ WANTED-Cierical work OF any kind
by young man (19l, understands book
keeping. type writing, and can furnish good
refs. Address CLERK B, this office.
feiy6-I tenn
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FOR LIE Six-room house ard lot
on Il, u @. X. r.; electric railroad now
ia process; good water; suitable for any
one having business in city; cheap, il su!d
in w.. months; good reasons for selling
For particulars address L, II. STANDS
Hvattsville, Md. reh-3t
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FoR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Liyery stable. with 40
boarders; centrally located; splendid
hiring trade, reason for selling, am retiring
from business. STABLE, this office.
fe5-3t-em
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AN energetic man by an investment "
$3.50 can place himself in q position to
o. La RUE, Trenton, n. j., p O.. b. -545.
fe6-4t-efn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHY go hungry when three cents viii
get first-class vegetable SOUP 942 Z
st. NV: open all night 1t
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CA HRIA GE steps altered To the re g
ulationS cheap, at 629 Mass. ave. NV.
drop a postal GEO. L. BENNER.
fef,-3t-pfIl
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ANTED-YOung man will give $50
any securing him permanent
position as watchman, collector or any
place of trust; can give security Rox so.
m
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W HTED-Wil some kind-hcaTted in
fiuential gentleman Interested III the
welfare OF young men, be kind enOGgl 20
assist boy of l6 TO get an apprenticeship
in Bureau OF Engraving and Printing: car
furnish good reference. Address +. IL,
this office. feb5-3t
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w "A ANTED-SmaH gasoline steam en-
gine with boiler. Apply 749 18th st.
ne II
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wANTED-By a young man with S
years experience, a position in sJUre;
ref furnished. Address W. G.. this Of
fIca fe4-3t-e N
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w NTED-Place to cook by respeeta-
bic wnlte woman; hotel or restaurant;
good bread, cake AMI pie baker; experience
in every line. COOK, this office. 1t
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w a ANTED-N ashiDg to DO at home
or by the day by a colored woman. Ad-
dress 917, in rear st. Item
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Deiightful office room;
1913 F st; apply promptly. fe7 st
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Z FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SA ALE-At sacrifice; equity In
handsome house; northeast section; loca
will exchange for whole or part interest in
establisiedoffice business. Address HOUSE
OWNER, this office. 1t
FOR SALE, Rens OF Exchange-New
frame house; cellar, water one OF more
acres. B. =. r. R., Room z, $40 F st. NV.
fe2-7t
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WA ANTED-By man aged 81, posi-
tion as Dookkeeper or insurance clerk:
ten years experience; refs the best OBJ
tainable: salary Sic per week Address
PRO RATA. this office. fe63t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Help Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for IOc.
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bermaid in boarding Rouse or private
family; with references. sos Grant ave.
NV. 1t
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DIR. LEON.

DIR. LEON.
46I Missouri Avenue. dell 3D
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
RoCfns ha ndsotncly decorated from Si o
nm esigas ard estimates furnished
CHAS. ERNST CO, 1916 E st. NV.
jaS-lm
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w q NTED-By .col0red girl, place as
cook or chaIHbermaid. Address MARY
MAXWELL, 1920 Blackburn court. 1t
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NTED-Industri boy to attend
poultry and small truck garden in Mary
land; wages must be low: an excellent hbIne.
Scotch preferred. Address POULTRY
FARM this office feb6-3t
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wAN NTED = Barber; is a first
class workman; white. j VESSEY,
S15 11th ST. NV. fe6-2t
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wANTED-By a young married man;
robust, strong, common school educa
tioD; situation where he could learn
some business Address HUSTLER, this
office. fe1-7t
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Oil What comfort macintosh is.
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WANTED a young colored man
Il place in private family or porter in
sfn-ta AnnlY 10 No 900 @ ST Sc feh5-3t
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WANTED-By coiored man, place rs
COOK in hotel private fanIily- go Jd
refs. Address GEoRGE 1910 1lth Il
NV. Item
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FOR SALE-Children's tricycies. A
few OF these machines left from holiday
elegant blackboard wagon, So. rs. e. H.
MORSELL. 1107 7th st. NV. feb5-3t.etn
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Fate was Against Him .

Oil What comfort mackintosh is.
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PERSONALS.

PROF. CLAY. Greatest Medium, tells
business, love affairs. lost or stolen
property; removes bad luck, evil influences:
Zee 90 cents; hours, 10 To 8: open Sun
day 4S9 ii St, bet. 12 and 9th sts sw.
fe6-1m
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WA ANTED-A position by young col
ored man as porter or belImaG; can
furnish best of references. W. Fl. GIL
MORE, S02 23d st. NV. fe1-7t
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MUSIC lessons given by Mr.. anc Mrs
Naecker; piano, Violin, and cornet
Address LUDWIG NAECKER, 723 9TH ST.
se ja1 6-1ano
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FOR SALE-STABLE.

FOR SA Cheap; stable; 14th and
Florida ave. Address $. s., this office
1t /
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Ut. ALKER SONS. oo4 Iothse
Dw., carpet lining, felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement.
two and three-piy roofing material. ap2 tt
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brick. for suburban lots; must he clear
EASTERDAY 4 HALDEMAN, 6l7 l Am 81.
feh5-3t
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FOR SALE-A first-elass green gre
Gerry; excellent location, northwest; nice
day; sickness cause of selling. Address
GREEN GROCERY. this office feb5-3iem
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS: T. f. OsNEfLL'SA Art Studio.
1877 California ST. ne.; oil painting
taught: terms reasonable; work on ex-
hibition. fe6-3t
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ALEXANDRIA HAPPENIxGs.

OH What comfort a macintosh is.
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wIMoDAUGHsIS Classes. I32s
I st. NV, beginning November Short
hand. dictation and, oy pewriting. Mrs. Bald
win, OF BUSINESS High School; bookkeeping,
etc. ADA L. SMITH Supt.
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wANrED-posrAGH STAMPS.

DEPARTMENT Stamps, all kinds
and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. II. F. DUNKHORST.
1908 7th st. NV. de22-n
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THE % DAYS" ,Cure-Sold by all drug
4 gistS. Warranted. ian27-I At
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LA DIES needing confidential treat
meDt. a safe and sure relief In all
female trouble, constipation, irreguia ri.
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, fistuia.
etc. Separate rooms for patients before
and during confinement, and find homes
for infants IL required. Strictly conffden-
tial MRS. DIR RENNER, 16 Fourth at
ue., near E. Capitol St, Washington. ID. C.
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wANTEB-AGENPs.

We perienced. treifablel, /,
agents TO sell tickets for new style
photographs, special Inducements to good
men. Call at 722 7th st. NV. 1t
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LEE. wonderful medium, tells past.
present and future and all events of
life 25c. and zoe. Daily. 929 III St NV.
ja27- 4tem
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HELP wANTED-MALR
Help Wanted and Sls;iafions Hpsted
20 Words for 10c

w a NTED- Office boy. one owning
bicycle; small pay at first; chance for
advancement. Address DIAMONDS, this
office. 1t
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A ENTS Read, An excellent Dura
cold cream in fancy Jars. 81 80 fOz
Sells easily % cents ar. Address CHEM
IST. this office. fe5-7t
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PERSONALS.

10000 copies OF sheet music, sc. per
copy. Popular music at popular prices.
w. Fl. SHOEMAKER & SON, AZ 9Th st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WA ANTED-Respec young man
will give $40 TO anyone securing him a
position as watchman, collector or any
place OF trust: can give security Box 90.
this office Stem
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WA ANTED-A young white boy wishes
good home; willing to do anything:
can drive well; object, coed home. Call
or address 1908 Gales st. ne. 1t
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WA ANTED-Situation as blacksmith.
young cOlored man. Address 1719, in
court bet. L and S, 18th and Goth SITS
feb6-1 TEN
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WANTED nave employment for Is E
ladies or gentlemen, good pay. but the
very best refs. mysst be furnished. Address
G. MANAGER. this office fe5-3t
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FOR SALE-To insure quick sale will
deduct So ,000 from price of house
refused Address QUICK SALE. this ef-
flee. fe3-7t,em
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCH build
ing lot 1Gr sniaH house at Mount Pleas
ant or lexington. OWNER. this office.
20
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Pleasant communicating
furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing; southern exposure; terms moderate.
No. 415 q ST. NV. 1t
The morning times., 1896-08-23
she HlLs ALl 1.-THE sick
Story Of Teresa Urea, the .Ex-
lied Saint Of Mexico.
is FOLLOWED BY MANY
Charged with Heading an Insurrec-
ton by, the Authorities Of
Her Native Land.

If, as Carlyle says, matter exists only
spiritually, and TO represent some idea
and body it forth" then Teresa Urea,
the saint OF Cabora, embodies charity.
love, self-abDegation and all those car
dinal virtues which pulpit IoratOrs be-
praise. This picturesque ''maravillosa
sanadora," oeIeving tnat all aspirations
should be utilitariaD in their scheme and
show forth Goa'S harmOnies regardless
of mans creeds, moves among her horde
OF afflicted devotees. giving with. u touch
and a smile great cheer to the sOrrowful.
She is an tInlearned Mexican girl, born
and bred on an isolated hacienda in So
nora, where no hint of Cdylic force uses
which from female finger tips burnt
blue'-couh ever have reached her for
imitation. She never could have heard
OF Gasner's strokes with the hand OF of
Franz Anton Mesmer. yet her metllGd is
theirs. Size has had no e0ut ation. so she
cannot have read DeeuZe. or Mayo, or
Testc, or Carpenter Her ciirography
has been acquired. as she naively eSpii,ins,
with piece OF charcoal upon a toard. yet
she is associate editor OF FL Independence.
q crediiable weekly published IN Il raso.
She uses her mesineric influence-with II
grand disregard OF its power, otherwise
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that they would appeal to Teresa Urea,
now sort Of saint and prophecies by vir.
tue of her fame and their superstitions
they repaired To Cabora, a pueblo O II the
Urea estate.
Inc sirl father. Tomas Urea an int .'U-
gent and comely Mexican denies that the
Firi further inflamed them or led them
lie characterizes the trouble as persecution
and the governments we'll known distrust
OF the populacho. But the troops fell upop
all, and riot, incendiarism and hloodshed
followed. Women aud children were shame
lessly butchered, and Tomochic burnt. he.
fore this was accomplished, however. 5s
valiant rebels killed 0perlones-soldicrs- -
I'D one encounter, and it is not to be
wondered at that .Diaz laid his sword
upon these poor creatures maddened by
previous wrongs and expressions They
fought not like men, but dem ons, shout
ing the names of Maria Santisima and
Teresa until they were terminated 'Tis
no wonder the soldiers dubbed them "tigres
dc la Sierra
The Urea family, abandoning large
landed property. under pronunciamiento.
escaped into Arizona: and Santa Teresa, her
name still talisman, recklessly Haunted by
the defiant Mexicans, innocently bore the
responsibility of being a ''leader cf insur-
rections'' in their campaigns.
This gentle girl could never have reveled
in bloodshed. Expatriated, but undaunted,
she finds on the American side OF the Rio
Grande at Ell Paso no armed opposite,
to her creed-which seems to be: Be good,
and love. She leaves science to the wise,
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to-date hotel as are the elevators, and
in most of them the ordinary dining
rooms are much larger than would he
required If the proprietor intended to serve
only his regular guests.
The result is the table dhote, which any
one may patronize. One of the biggest of
these new hotels adopted a novel scheme
two years ago to emphasize the fact that
its table d'hote at S1.5O was exceedingly
cheap. The walters were supplied with
checks, on one side of which was printed
the cost of the table d'hote, and on the
other, as the dinner was served, the
waiter entered each dish and opposite it
placed the cost OF 1T according to the IA
Ia carte scale. When a guest called for
his table d'bote check the waiter would
place 1t on the table with the al la carte
side up and the result was usually a
panic.
The man would find bis soup, fish,
entree, ETC., entered on the bill at la
carte prices, with a total that was about
four times as much as the advertised table
d'bote. His feeling Of relief when the
waiter explained that this bill was simply
an object lesson, and that his dinner would
cost him only S1.50, was enough to cause
him TO literally increase his tip. Nearly
all the new hotels now serve table'dhote
dinners, and at surprisingly low price.
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that "God is q spirit and we spark
of him, hence needing no mediatious =
need we denounce her charity and devotion
as an impious attempt to rival the miracles
of revelation, and threaten to cxcommuni-
cate any who apply to her! '" - '-'--7
THE SAINTS FOIL. OWING.
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-, -s...,,,.., =,
:, o -, o.,a cor,, ono nor,ino rc.
c.n,,v ,,r,. .,,uo,ad ..n,hrc.,, nresente,,
,n.,rso,,,os a, ~. ch,,cn. l-ts-. ,.e,
.yo,, have ,or,;dden ma N ann,v In Santa
r.,o.,,a Iva h.,. r.snoctod vour autbor.
,,v o,,d ,,oy ,ye co,pe tn von that vou NAV
hoo, -. ;, c,o,h n co,,u,nacious old man
,n,,o, :, ,,,;n,.d ,,.ith sores
.Rut 7 did mt nro,nise tn cure YOUR in
s;r,n;,ias =, cried the bopest nadre
ua,t vr,, said Ter.sa .s work was of th,
devil. vours ia of God. Cure us, Surely
the devil,s mower is moi greater than Gods"
importuned n distorted paralytic.
~ can do nothing of myself for you. Go
pray and make offerings" enjoined the
priest.
but we suffer- several cried in chorus.
..If you have no help from heaven. we pray
you to give us money to go to a physician
that we may be relieved. Teresita takes 10
money from US, and gives us Of tortillas all
we can eat, but the medicos must be paid.
Give us money.
II the philosophy OF the gospel does not
include charity and mercy, then we might
as well put written prayers into a Gala
bash, like the kalmucks, and wait Tor Tn.
wind to turn them. Aretexts tob, usedonly
as pretexts, constrainng US 10 believe that
there is nothing true but doubt, ana
then to even doubt this? Such finished
pyrrhonism in pulpit rationale threatens
toleave eligion envelope I in hypo.heses;
God vanishing in mist but the most calOUs
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WHERE COLOR RUNS RIOT.
a Country In Which Gorgeous Hues
Are A Ruling Passion.

Are Ruling Passion.
ION the Moravian border among the
Slovaks color fairly runs riot writes
Edward A. steiner in an article on Hun
gary's Picturesque Peasantry.r in the
August Ladies Home CompaD ion. 1T
shows itself in the humble cottages, which
are painted in gorgeous hues-blue, red. or
yellow. From the little girl 10 the matToD
these same colors manifest themselves.
being embroidered with great skill andpa
tience upon honespun linens.
The kerchief. the prevailing headdresS
in Hungary, is here invariably red; the
skirts are short and the boots tall and
very heavy. The littb. sleeve
less jacket. called pruczlik. is very short,
never reaching TO the waist. II is made
of red cloth, trimmed with gold braid and
brass buttons. have in my possession
one OF these jackets almost covered by
most eXQuisitely wrought embroidery OF
fine yellow silk. Tie design is very in
tricate, and must have required endless
time and patience for its execution. The
boys, too. are gayly dressed. the flowers and
feathers IN their hats rivaling u Parisian
bonnet in briliancy.
The interior of the cottages in which
these people live consists OF one or two
rooms which contain very little furniture,
as the family feather bed takes up most Of
the space. Yet even here the love OF color
maDifests itself, for the sheets are en-
bruidered their whole length-a seeming
waste of labor. as they are hid from sight
by the towering pillows. Even their cook
ing utensils and water Jugs are crudely
but Gorgecusly painted, and thelarge knives
with which the men carve their mutton.
and upon occasion ;toir neightors, also
show attempts at decoration.
"Only ten miles from where this interest
ing family lives they are regarded as uit-
landers. for here the STYLES. the mode Of
life and the dialect have changed. The
colors have faded from everything. the
womeD's skirts have heightened and the
pattern of the calico or gingiam is small
and plain. The Jacket is less bright and
more nearly fuifills its object by coming
nearer to the waist. The neckerchief is
usually black and white and the embroidery
pot So gorgeous or so elaborate"
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~ an aid In identification in case Of acca-
dent. Such document poked under the
nose Of q suspicious and skeptical post
master who refuses to hand over the mall
or funds which are waiting for a traveller
cannot fail with its threefold tests of iden-
tity. signature, description and photo
graph, to convince him..
The passport in these days Of peace is
almost useless except as a means OF iden-
tification to the ordinary tourist who does
not depart from the beaten track of travel
and embrace in his journey Russia, Turkey
or the Asiatic countries; and since the
passport does not identify it will give
way to the identification book, unless
Congress in Its wisdom sees fit to embody
in the document the signature and photo
graph features, which give to the book
its especial value.
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her mysterious dark eyes one would never
think her capable of iustigating an insur-
rectiOn. Honest cbroniclers say, indeed,
that she was only indirectly responsible
for the massacres In northern Mexico. A
jacquerie OF rugged mountaineers-the in
babitants OF Tomochic are Nexicans. not
es-impelled by Oppression and
poyerty. fanaticism and defiance perhaps
would have needed even less than this
girlisb idol to precipitate the horrors OF
Tomocbic and san Tomas.
When eighteen wears of age Teresita lay
in a trance ref. tbr ee months. In this coma
tose state she began denouncing secta-
rianism and perrorming her wonderful
cures which her family being at that
time orthodox people, looked upon with
small sympathy. II was IN tne succeedi"s
year, wneh her iaHie was aHeaoy aoioao
"nu a '"e peop" Io"e " -. c.,
soo i''ies 'nei iea"o"'' =! ~,
" =. -, -,
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for church, sky for dome, and birds for
choir-an wish to look upon her face. seri-
Gus. but smiling; patient, helpful she gives
freely and without recompense, her time,
her strength, ner pity. her skill. That
creed bound religionists refuse, to see any,
thing noble in such self-effacement and
honesty, OF purpose, makes US realize how
the Nazarine's condemnation fell upon the
Pharisees, and the Jews also upon him
: -fOn approaching the woman of Eamara.
This exiled saint seems to be the EN-,
bodiment OF simplicity, aud, to look iIto
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Not Even Secure There.

oh, for lodge in Some vast wilderness,
Some boundless contisuity of shade,
Where women do not get in groups to guess
How in uch their neiShbor's hired girls are
Maid Cleveland Leader
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HER INFLUENCE.

From whence comes her Influence? Ask
OF the manned and worshiping multitude
that flocks about her There is nothing
supernatural about it, any more than all
electrobioloGy is mysterious, and all SELF
sacrifice and noble purpose hyperphysicaI
as coming from God, the center, love.
The Catholic, theProtestant, the scoffer-
who has only nature Tor religion, the earth
The morning times., 1896-08-23

Old Depositor Have you change for a
fift ty-dollar bill?
Bank Cashier Yes. How will you have
IL Republican or Democratic?
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Gablow-You ought to attend the special
service for bicyclists at our church to-
morrow.
Holrey-Why?
Gablow-Rev. Mr.. wheelaway is going
to deliver q sermon on the evils of walk
Ing.
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$40 to Niagara Falls and watkin

Special express. with through coaches
and Pullman parlor cars, will leave B. &
O Station, Washington. for Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen, Rochester, and Buffalo,
Thursday, August 81 at $40 a. IN.
Round trip tickets, good ten days. SO.
aulS, 20, ,23,2 26,26
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What liz. Did.

He lives in Il brick house now, does hc?''
sneercd the rural cynic- Il used to wipe
the clay off my boots that the bricks in
that house are made or.''-Truth.
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A UNITED STATES PASSPORT.

than as measure of relief to he&patients
II nervous subject fails into her arms
when she touches her hand, she smlirrly
restores her. not knowing, perhaps, the
danger while in this state of COMA