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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS J. OWES. AuetIoneer. ols + St. nu


Under deed of trust dated July %. 1883. re-
corded in Liber 13sS folio l0i ct seq, one OF
the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby
we will sell at public auction. within the Office of
THOMAS j. OWEN, 9lS St NV, on TUES
p NJ, the following lots. in the county of
Washington, in the District of Columbia: Lots
one TO forty-seven Il TO Az, inclusive, in block
five (5). in McEuen's subdivision Of a part of
Sheriff estate, said subdivision known as Grant
Park.
Terms. cash deposit of $40 on each lot. il
sold separately, and 500, as an entirety. Pur-
chase 10 be cons1mmated within ten DAYS other
wise reso!d at cost of deiaultng purchaser. Costs
of conveyancins to be paid by purchaser.
WIN. MAYSE, JR.,
Trustee.
ALLEN C. CLARK.
au4.7.91,Il Trustee.
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Ericsson Line Excursions.
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM



10 Philadelphia (day boat) every day (sx-
cePt sunday) at $50 a. m. ............ SlO
10 Pi1ladelph;s might steamers) g 90
10 phiiacelphia and return by rail. Ss 90
10 Ssps May orom Philadelphia by rail-. =. 9 %
10 cape May and return (ten days.. LOO
10 Cape May and return (season) -....... S4.25
10 Atlantic CitJ tfrom Philadelphia by raip 81 -
10 Atiartic City and return (ten days)..... s. "a
10 Atlantic City and return (season) $500. Leo
10 As6ury Park. Ocean Grove. Long Branch. 81 90
10 Asoury Park. Ocean Grove. Long Branch
ana RETURN season trom Philadelphia by
10 New York (irom Philadelphia by raid 90
10 New York and return ieievan days). 50 90
Night steamers Except Surdays) from wharf.
Light and Pratt Streets. at p. m. Write for de-
scriptlve pamphlet and fishing grounds at Better
, .on. Tickets for sale at OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets ior Chester. Pa. Newcastle, Del, Albany.
nroy, Saratoga Springs. Newport. II. l.; Fall
h. hiver. Boston. New Haven, Bridgeport, Conn;
noftiand, Me-. and points north. Tickets to
Paiiadeiphia sale in Washington at B.
O- y Ticket offce. Fennsylvsnis Avenue and B.
CLARENCE s9RIvER. Agent. 2o4 Light ST..
Baltimore. Nd
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CO - esasaSists oaiS sS'
Throush the GrRndest scenery OF
America. All Trains Fesfibuled.
Electric Lighted, steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
station sixth and Streets.
Schedule in effect June IS. lsO0.

Schedule in effect June 15, IS99-
2:I5 P. NJ. DAILY-Cincinnsii and 81. Louis
speclal-Soiid train for CINCINNATI Pullman
Seepers to Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, IN
cialapoIis and ST Louis, wIthou: changS- Partor
Car Coyington, Va, to Virginia Hot Springs
ParIor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago
lilo p NJ DAILY-F T. '. Limited-Solid
Train for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers to Cincla-
EatI Lexington, and Louisville. without change
Connection for Hot Springs. Va. daily Pullmaa
Sleeping Car to Virginia Hot Springs. without
change, Tuesday. THURSDAY. and Saturday. Oh
servation Car Hinton 70 Cincinnati Seepers Cln-
cinnati 10 Chicago ard ST. Louis
2:l5 +. NJ. DAILY-For GOTdonsville. Char
lottesyille. Stauntoa. daily, and for Richmond.
daily, except Sunday.
Reservation ana. tlcksts at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5I3 Pennsylvania Avenue 600 18th Street.
rear +, and at the Station. Telephone call lfiI
ior Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H. ~ FULLER.
Grreral PaSSenger Agent
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING 4 SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS--IN RE
ESTATE OF ELIZA RANkINS DAVIS. De-
ceased No. 9o45. Administration Docket 20
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding
special term for Orphans Court business, Tor pro
bate OF a last win and testament and for letters
testamentary on said estate. by Wharton +. Les
ter the executor named in said will. il is ordered
this 9th day of August 1890, that notice is hereby
given to Roberta Rankins, Ellen Rose, and to
the unknown heirs at law and next OF kin OF said
deceased and to all others concerned. to appear
in said court On FRIDAY, THE 22D DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1889, At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
to show cause why such application should not he
granted This notice shall be published in the
..washington Law Reporter and The Times once
in each of three successive weeks before the
turn day therein mentoned-the first publication
10 be not less than thirty days before said return
day.
By the Court: HARRY NJ CLABAUGH,
Justice.
Attest: ]. N0TA McGILL,
Register OF Wills
WHARTON E. LESTER. Attorney for Applicant.
au11, 1925
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For RExr-sronE AND CELLAR.

FOR RENT-Large store and cellar; 3010 18th
ST.; only s2T.52 per MONTH W. P. NET
CALF, 1il0 st. mas5-tf-em
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YoRK-soUTIfAMPToN-L
CALLING. WEsT-BoUND. AT CHERDOUR0.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. m.
st Paul August 15 New York. September 13
New York. August % i "a. Louis September 20
St Louis. =. August 80 st. Paul. September 27
St Paul.. September 6 New York October
RED STAR LINZ.
NEW RK-ANTwERP-PARiS
Every Wednesday at 1s noon
sensington- August is Friesland . August 30
Noordland.. August % Southwark . Sept. 6
These steamers carry only cabin and third class
passengers, at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers "a and is. n. R.-ofice, 7a Broadway. N. Y
Philadelphia Office. SCISSOR Walnut ST.
WASHINGTON oFfICE-I3o8 ST N W.
Or W. G. MOSS. Agent. Gel Pa. Ave.
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ROOMS PAPERED, Sl.75 up; work will
please the most fastidious; frst-class paint
ing at lowest prices RICHARD $. RYNEx.
9th and Ii sts. ne. jy10lmoem
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WALL PAPER.

WE'LL MAKE your rooms bright and cheerful
by our up-to-date painting anu papering.
Our very best work at tho very smallest expense
to you We use fine, stylish paper in the new
est patterns. REMEMBER. Best Work-Lowest
Prices. r. G.. NoLTE, $40 9th st. NO BRANCH.
au9-d
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FOR sALE-couNrRy PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-220 acres on Pa r. r.. Is miles OF
Washington ITO acres clear; improved by Z
room dwelling, nearly stable for horses
buildings; watered by three never-failng springs;
orchard of pears, peaches, and apples; will sell
at great bargain; also &c within miles
of city for one-han what land sold for in same
neighborhood Apply WALSHE & SCHWARTZ,
COG st. NV. auS-5t-em
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TIE OLD historical home OF Lord Byran Fairfax,
known as Tolston Hall, Mount Eagle, Fairfax
county, Va, with sixty acres of land, situated
about one mile and a half from Alexandria, Va,
on high elevation. affording lovely view of
Washington, Alexandria, and the Potomac River;
the estate OF the late Henry Johnson. For in
formation address OSCAR B. PIERPoINT Admin
istrator Alexandria P. o., Va. aul-Imo
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HELP svANrED-FEMaLE.

Advertisements under this head
Will be inserted for one cent N word
for ench Insertion.
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TABLE BOARD.

wASTED-A limited number Of persons for table
board; excellent table: home cooking; SIS
Ger month. y 9th s. ne. sus-et
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wANTED-young girl for general housework. 1888
Half St Sc Item
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WANTED White woman for general housework;
must stay nights; rel. required. Apply 1893
glst st. aul0-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NALARlA-Cure guaranteed by the celebrated
Tampico Malarial Cure; by mail, 40 cents.
SCIIL0ER'S 9th and sts. iy29-lmo-em
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING CO.. 1874 7th ST.
NV; any ordinary clock cleaned. soc; salts
faction guaranteed; send postal; will call for
and deliver free to any part of District.
jy29-1mo
FOR SALE-Best dog cakes. flea soap, and med-
cines, send for free pamphlets on the dog
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, sl2 18th ST. NV. iyl3-ti
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WANTED grown white girl 10 do light
housework; sleep al home; bring refs. l0ls
o s. Ev. aul9-St-eIn
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-High- grade gents bicycle. in abso-
utely perfect condition, if at once, s12 rs
Mass. ave NV. au10-3t
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FOR sALE-Ladies wheel; price, sl2; excellent
condition Apply ZIG n. Y. ave. NV.
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MEDICAL NOTES.


Inc practitioner and News, in an edi-
,s says, speaking of consumption, it
Is raise notion to withhold the facts
IRON such patients or to deluda tboro
win hope Of recovery through .hA oiS
OF drugs They pay you Cor your onin-
ION ana tney are just as much entitIeJ To
the facts as they would be If they COW
suited a lawyer about some commerciol
transaction IN which his advice womb
enable them to avoid a loss of money:
ana great deal more so, for it is life in
one instance and money in the other
ne IKE or any man or woman for ten
fifteen or twenty years is q matter ~
very great importance not only to the In
oiVidual, but to those who NAV ho dc.
penang In one way or another unoD
them; hence for this reason II No Other
they should know everything. Manv
coed man has gone to an untimelv grave
because he had not been made acouainte1
with MS exact condition Do not with
hoid any TACT from patient in the early
stages OF consumption; give him his onlv
chance, suitable climate. Medicines
may mitigate the sufSer;ngs of this class
OF patents and prolong their fe. hut
climate Is the only thing In the wav ~
certain relief. Sunshine and a tempersfa
dry atmosphere are the essentials NJ an
anti-phthisical climate, but In making the
cciecuon steer clear OF places where the
air suddenly becomes chilled for q few
hours, and also of the places where Il IL
cold during portion of the day and
warm the remainder OF the twcnty-four
hours. Remember, too, that the time to
secure the benefits of climate that are
lastlng Is In the early stages of the dis
case. Unfortunately, however, this is
also the time when the patient is more
likely to refuse to take advice from his
physician.
In an article upon the comparative diet
etic value Of white and who.e meal bread
the Lancet says we still hold that mere
nourishing article, as 1t Is certainly more
palatable, is the old-fashioned farm house
loaf which presents a gold wheaton color
rather than the blanched appearance
which seems to be looked upon as a guar
antee Of quality in the modern white
leaf. Probably on account of the in
creased employment of roller milling pro-
cesses the important mineral constituents
OF white bread have very materially
diminished. When 1t is considered that
these constituents play not an i'm
portant part III supplying the bone-form-
Ing factors of the organism, this fact be-
comes of serious Importance, and may
throw light upon the prevalence of dental
decay. On the other hand whole meal
bread and germ bread contain an en-
HANGED proportion of mineral salt such as
the phosphates of lime and potash which
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hange or ask favors of Importance.

cndhge or ask faVOrs of Importance
1nough you may expect some fayors
as the year is passing, yet the time will
Dc an anxious one with much to cause
you anxiety and annoyance. Sickness
disappointment in social and home az
t tan "a. ana some costly matters. Be not
100 Tree In pleasure, and look well to
writings, promises and friendships.
e. w ednesday. Good for writings 70
Vors and journeys
ooth good and evil marks the proerese
OF the coming year. You. will be active
mentally, and there will also be some i'm
portant changes as we'll Look to sick
Uses - '
Il Thursday. Remain quiet.
Your coming year is not favorable Dis
turbances will arise, affecting both bon,a
ana business matters Look we'll to vour
trends. and do not oppose superiors. or
INVITE litigation. Be guarded against ~
cloents and beware OF fire
x friday Ask favors, seek amuse-
ment. journey, remove and hustle. -
GU are somewhat favored this wear
anu WIN attention to your affairs will
pl9seeT- some financial annoyances are
!Holcateo, and care will be needed in ONT
lays. Force all matters, using your t,Ide-
Hent, and take every advantage present
ed; the time will not ALWAYS he with
you 'A
e Saturday. Today is unfavorable for
important matters.
four coming year is an unfavorahIa
one. Mlsfortunes in your domestic circle
ana among your friends. Avoid ali
changes, especially II you are doing well
be not too free in promises. 1t will be an
anxious period
r. sunday. Rest and go to church.
GU are somewhat favored this wear
ana should you avoid pleasures YOU viii
90 Well You may expect some sickness
within your circle. however, including
~ soIlsen: especially II advanced in years,
SO look TO your spiritual welfare.
.. monday You may write, journey
80 ou nave trying year before you, with
Sooo and bad conditions ALTERNATING
LOOK well to your pleasures, and do not
court 70 much responsibility. Business
nateers VIII go hard: it will require your
constant attention to keep your affairs IN
hhe' so let well enough alone.
The Sphinx.
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| contentious, and be guarded against ac.
c1dents. With extreme care, the wear
| may improve
IL. Monday. With care you can Jour-
ney, change, remove, and write; but re-
IRAN, from asking favors, and, avoid
| financial matters
You are slightly favored this anniver-
sary' out changes, journeys, and an I'M
settled condition will prevail, which with
great care on your Part in not undertake
Ing too much may ultimately benefit YOU.
Look we'll to all financial OUTLAWS and
choose your friends carefully
IL. tuesday. It. Is an excellent day.
and can be used for all purposes.
An active and favorable year awaits
you, also additions ito your affairs.
changes and some contemplated journeys
are indicated. Force all matters within
reason, and take every advantage OF the
:: period. Remember those more unfortu-
! nate, and give freely, to charity. Use
care in writings, agreements, etc.
IL. Wednesday. Remain quiet, and at
tend to ordinary iduties
You nave a trying year, with anxieties
abounding. Be guarded and make no
changes If doing well at present. Your
health may need attention, and sickness
is liable within your circle Let well
enough alone.
A. AHAeuay. II ID an unfaVOrablo
day. therefore make no moves of your
own accord Il
You have much to trouble you this
coming year. Sickness, financial losses
and strong opposition. Avoid litigation
and controversy and be guarded in acct
dents. Your entire attention will be re-
CURED to hold your affairs together
To- FRIDAY. 1t is a bad day, SO keep
quiet
Your coming year brings misfortune in
its wake, and you will have much to try
YOU Losses in business, unfavorable
changes, with some probable sickness.
LOOK sharp to home matters, and be
guarded In your pleasures. 1t will be a
year of anxiety.
IT, Saturday. 1t is a very evil dav
Your anniversary is an evil one In all
ways. Sickness, bereavement, changes,
financial losses and business discredIt are
indicated. l sympathize with you in your
misfortune. 1t will be a year long re-
membered., -~4f #
II. Sunday. 1t Is the most evil day of
the month and 1t is we'll 1t Is Sunday.
You are confronted with an ominous
year, and ere it passes I fear your af-
1alrs Will be entirely shipwrecked Sick
ness, bereavement, especially to those ad-
vanced In age. Financial losses, and loss
of friends as weff' YOU will do well to
ask your Maker for strength.
IL. Monday. 1t is evil for all matters
Many misfortunes will come to you as
your next year is passing Financial
troubles, sickness. andTihome difficulties
with possible bereavement as we'll Be
guarded In all things and make no at
tempt to enlarge your affairs Avoid law
and litigation. " t:t'st
ls. Tuesday. Weuld q not journey or
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FRAGRANT TESTIMONIES

And. oh If there be an Elysium on aor.l,
It is this, 1t is this os'' liz
Thomas Moore, who wrote these words
oid himself taste the Elysium of con,
5usal happiness. From 1911, the wear Of
his marriage, to 1852, that of his death.
MS Bessy received from him the HOMAGE
Oh lover Whatever amusement he
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Be careful not to take cold, not to rise
too quickly, not to stoop, not to reach
for anything, not to be angry with the
servant Take care also not to fall upon
the threshold In passing from one room
to another Keep all domestic troubles till
come, which will be SOON"
Human nature has, perhaps, never be-
fore presented the spectacle Of man of
such uncommon powers as Swift involved
in such a pitiable labyrinth of the af-
fections. Who has not heard of Varina.
Of Stella of Vanessa? The first, Miss
Waring, was the only woman who had
the honor of refusing the hand of the
mighty dean. We have all admired and
tricI to decipher the little language" in
whit> he wrote to Stella esther John
SON q. use hair was "blacker than a
raven" I'd every feature of whose face
was peri 'ction." OF this hair a lock was
found in Swift's desk after both he and
Stella were dead, and on the paper in
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which 1t was wrapped were written words
that have become proyerbial for the bur
den of pathos that their forced brevity
seems to hide-"OnIy a woman's hair. -
1t is for each reader to read his own
meaning into them
Swift never meant Vanessa (Miss Van
homrig'h) to fall tn love with him when he
acted as her tutor, but 1t was a case of
Abelard and Heloise over again When
he was in London he kept his best gown
and periwig' at the house Of her mother.
and frequently dined there, "out Of mere
ltstlessness' as he wrote to Stella. Swift
behaved to Vanessa as a father might
have behaved to a daughter. He was
f1attered, however. that girl of eighteen.
of beauty and accomplishments. "sighed
for gown Of forty-four,'' and ne did not
stop to weigh the consequences
Next Week:
"Old Bachelors and Old Maids
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THE EVOLUTION OF "sUsY..

4 little lass. just eight years old
Eyes IKE the skies and hair like gold.
On to school in a frock of blue
with basket of lunch and a hook IN
This is Susy!
A debutante of sweet eighteen
IN satin gown all simmer and ehooo
FLUSHED and eager at her first bali
with score of men at her heck aDF
call M any
This is Sue!
Twenty eight and is affably bored
With America after a wear abroad.
Her maid and poodle are brought from
France +i0Ah
And she reads French menus now at
This is Susanna!
- lrty-elght and a spinster still
Inc last few years have treated her i'll
aer hslr ls gray. and her face has creases
AND she darns the stockings of five it'll,
nieCes- 'N'N
This Is Aunt Susan!
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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A skY FANCY.

Oh, the moons a mighty golf ball
BY stroke of Titan hurled:
From off the far horizons ''tee"
lis driven round the world.
And Venus looks in wonder
And the war-god redly blinks
AS the big white ball goes sailing higl
Along the starry links
It scars DER cloudy bunkers
That seek its fight to stay,
And in its path 1t crosses swift
The misty Milky Way
And when 1t has completed
It's course across the sky
On yonder hilltop of the West
1t finds its distant Tie
Where waits giant player
Who lofts with steady aim,
And so without a pause goes on
The everlasting game.
Jennie Belts Hartswick in Life.
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nclai to the patients, especially in cases
OF tuberculosis. Cases of chronic dvs-
pepsia, debility and wasting are admitted
WAen there Is an opportunity for this
nospltai, opened in 1895, has proved So.
successful that many applications for adj
hlttance have to be refused. owing to
lack of room
There is an erroneous belief that the
characteristic eruption in typhoid fever
inolcates that the patient is suffering or.
mas suffered from malariaI affections. DR..
BroWnson, Of North Carroll a, rejects this,
loea. He found, GGon inquiry among his
associates, that most physicians practfc--
ing IN the mountainous part Of North
carolina regarded the eruption In typhoid
1eVer as rare eXcep ion FIe Is co-1v.po
co. however, after examining a large
NUMBER OF patients, that this opinion ia
an error. ard that typical spots are pres
eht IN at least 80 per cent of cases.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
For the cough of consumption. Knopf-
recommends the following: The prescrip-.
ton Is equally good for cough in crime.
and colds. Codein. 8 grains: dilute. sItIo
phurtc acid. ~ drachms; glycerine
ounce; cherry-laurel water, l ounce.
syrup OF wild cherry, 2 ounces: syrlp of
to!u' 10 make ounces. Dose: Teasnoon
!ul whenever the cough becomes distr-ss-
ing; more than six teaspoonfuls sh7u,5
hours. 'OUA
Murrell's cough mixture is also . o,oo,7
one. rake: Codein, 4 grains; dilute nv
orochioric acid, 30 minims; Split of chic
Iolorn I1S drachms; syrup OF lemon I
urachm; water, to make ounces One
teaspoonful as occasion REQUIRES With,
Leon Noel
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HOwsS THIS 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned, have known F. ].
Cheney for the last tiftsen years, and we
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
West 6. Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi-
monials free
Halls Family PiNs are the best.
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TOUJoURs L.AsIoUR.

There was a young man of Dunbar.
Who playfully poisoned his ma
As he gaZed on his work
He remarked with a smirk,
This will cause quite family jar"
Life.
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LOVE LETTERS OF HUSBAND
For forty-three years the great LAWYER
and agitator, Daniel OConnelI. poured
out his heart to his wife like a school
boy In love for the first time. His first
thoughts were always of her, and neither
the lapse Of years nor the tremendous
pressure of his professional and political
engagements seems ever to have prevent
co mis- writing regularly to her-letters
winch III later years he used to call the
rove letters of your old husband
Inc contemplation of natures calm and
oroeriy working would seem to have =
soothlhg influence upon her students. If
we may Judge from the domestic life of
some OF the most celebrated of tbon,
AFTER tWenty-eight years experiences Eor
aday spoke OF his marriage az an .evon+
which, more than any other had co.
tr1buted to his earthly happiness ond
healthy state of mind Speaking of he
wife, James Nasmyth, the inventor of tho
steam hammer, said: .'Forty-two wears
OF married life find us the same devotei
'cronies' that We were at the beginning >,
1t is pleasant to find harmony IN the
house of a great musical composer az we'll
as in his compositions There was No
discordant note in the matrimonial dnet
which Mozart and his wife PLAYED to-
gether. For years she was an invalid
and he used to write by her bedside while
she slept. When he went out In the
morning for a ride, he would steal SOFTLY
into her room, and leave a tender note
to great her waking. Here is one of them i.
i wish you good morning, my dear LITTLE
Wife. | hope you have slept well. and
that nothing has disturbed your repose.
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On the borders of Epping forest a few
miles from London, is a vegetarian sana-
forum where the fresh air treatment is
adopted altogether, with strict dieting,
the consumption of flesh, fish or fowl be-
ing absolutely prohibited. The results of
this system. it is claimed. are most bene-