Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1880, Page 7

@ HOW IBECAME THEFASHION A Talk with Mr. Hughes. Excess of Stu HOME MATTERS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. me?” 1 re-| HOW THS ENGLISHMEN ABE PROSPERING ON THE cree said an able Symologist, ts 80 call xa = INVITED TO a ? CUMBSKLAND MOUNTAINS. reid Minuat nervos, cess Of study is, of s [Tse PUBLIC ARE 4 i an etal eget = boob pears I could | ee on smiled, and Winton, who had just (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Times.] Course, like any other excess, prejudicial to the y ELLOW BLonps hair Js out of style. - a CALL AT UUR STURE, Afact. When I could toddie ‘abuut some jadr come back. sald “Capttait? He volunteered to A cay oe teed ago, hab ae trated oud a certain pote fee ke erase pee Ha Shs Pee SHAD Oe eae ae [ae iriee apron = e ag 24 d look for C2 asc eot | Milway dinner on the Cinciunatt Southern YO 9 ; like orber pursuits, at- | popular in Paris. ‘, pee SE sO settee | the penticmen iwace stout oe eet | route, 1 duesverca teraAlt confronting Mr. sided by physical inconventences ras», | Pe eet ss serasivo To Sror?—Engitsh wo | we habe Found Sourh of New York City- J don’t think 1 was inordinately prowl of way | the 3 : ‘Thomas Hughes, president of the “Board of Aid Which have been greatly magaltled, ultimate y gather their doties all over. and th og THE BA ‘OME, uk I was inordinately proud of BD to Land Ownership,” whose inves'meat in Ten- TeSult, #8 has been already said, from oue of hen New gather their dotifes all over. and then THE ARGAND, DIANT Hi distinction, aituougnh even in Aes-ee wilds is by virtue of the prominence of {WO causes—too much exercise of the mind or | Werk them in honeycomb silten. The thiugs 818 WILLIAM, BRIGHTON, “Jomn, & difference, but It seems to me 2 the investors and the peculiar nature of the en- 100 little exercise of the body. Insanity orin- | 40 not Leed ironing, but that ts their soe and others, all finely finished and first clase. ann ae that my attractions were made 1 lerprise, just Dow attracting considerable atten- digestion, a disordered head or a disordercd | merit. Alto, a large varioty of COOK STOVE®, PORT. | “tcwh. and-tnecdava sun sters for thetr owt A to bein the | 1 i} {lon tn bork America and Furope,, Daring tue glomach. are the avenging Erinnyes of the tue | Iris Gora to bea very easy thing to re. | afl 8 /8FER.Tateig of COOK aT LATKOBES, 3 nding me to beg a holiday on the Pali surprised If alcestata Persou | balance of the day Mr. Hughes who was tuen Cubrauions of literary Hose inism. But the pets Todel one’s old gowns tf the fashion of having | FURNAQES, GRATES, &c 4 won't refuse 1 or later * ail surprised If a ceriatn Person | Feturning to the nucleus of the coloay, tater- Suflers tar more oftener than the brain. How | fhe breadths made of different materials, but- W. 8. JENKS & Co., Gunusement, tor “Masons tecen ie eee ested me by detailing (netrials and depriva:ions Many men aie before thelr ieee ey, atter day. | toned together, really comes into use. Velvet | _sep24 717 7th st. nw. ment, for sure to le give | OF the agricultural and working classes gen ra! 3 he y an Fakirs | and w P tO be cc 1 3 W: ’| DLUMBER Ss SUPPLE ~~ have her wa ‘hour ne ‘nee me = | through England. He told of thousan ig of let. pears et oe Seer Ine ee agieat a ee ae vey, In ee Potonae Ferry, What, erect — ‘Throw over ngagemer t » had received from anxious pares economy without any advant: O them- 5 _— . 2 2 fiowhe weenie Coates." And) Who.'in their despair OF reating taele cull, Selves cr society" How many of these Sayen: | TO CimaN Tack Cascimmn—Wash In hot | © FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS, ere ag IY face he went. i ste iren to useful lives against Ube odds of cruel HY Victims lose thelr appetite without in- | Sudswith a little borax in the water, rinse io A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. ings, inclucine Chapel Point, Upper Machodoc an@ inter . pee into Ge two felt Inclined to cry. IT mpetition, sought the counsel of tae writer of creasing their Intellig. 2! How many, without | ve y blue water, and iron while damp on the attox Creek. On Prick ya extend trip to Nom: pom Shag Lite pigs nO look to | adventure’ puzzled me ag eet omn Brown,” and how taese letters had grad- {proving thelr discernment, destroy their di- | Wrong si@e. Having pnrcased for Cash 8 full supply of every “ibe ae ane Ones 3 but she made tt | i ‘ Sires a ie > § an y Plumbers and Gas Fittera, we are Set Be 4 2, | ually led bith into a line of thougnt and trom géstion! ‘These are they whoin Melancholy fol. Lamp SHADES of ground glass should be | Sfticle used b; 2 PSR AMBET | Nome. caecnuemen. “should Uke to g9 | thought to action, which had eaters jovslikea shadow, having marked them for | washed with soda and water, which will not | Pl ared fo olfer cur goody on as Sproeable terme a toed sa sppington immediately offered me nufcation with the board, whitch was orlzi- her own. No need for them to driuk the blood- | Giscolor them, ask an Inspection ‘of our Stock, confideat thst we tea to De remark. | bis arm. Major Beaulieu brougne ty pac coote ly a Boston project, started upoa tue broad Jess Cumin. The least intemperate ot them To KEMOVE Scorch FROM LINEN.—Peel anq | cannot be beaten either ss to quality or price, = Sh 2 remark bis arto. | Malor Beaulle gut ray parasol— | oroinds of philanthropy. Waen i expressed 1 Cm excessive sensibility serves as a ving bar- a . = yh td STEAMER ARROWSMITH One idea was ty y the cther two ran for my carriage. vea't | Surprise at the selection of atraciina region weter, and is purged of blie at much les se slice two onions, extract the juice by pounding McHELDEN & CO., Will leave Potomac Ferry Oo. —an English ad any, indeed, ‘2 heretofore Considered of so little vatue he re- om intervals than Horace. The most fatem- | abd squeezing: cut up half an ounce of fine seplT B10 13th street northwest. Whart, foot of 7th street, at 7 o'clock, Loong 1 1 | agai ¥ ail laughed, and Lord Saapping- | ‘!Ted me to the report of the board,whose com- . Pétate isa martyr, if we may believe physi. | Wl fhe Soe oa 200 to te juice: ape SUNOS ot, a. m., every ; lis? He didn’t want it for the rest of the atter- | ‘Tout Mamitob “farming 1ands fn tee nee wan | been known tain Tene mparative sort pe. | scorched linen and letdry on:then wash and | TRE BEST OUALITY FoR THz LOWEST | For all the POTOMAQ RIVER LANDINGS as far noon. if I liked se ove He wes a Pi | scuth, and finally, after welgulog the speedy | Mod, Irom a voluminous constitution to | bcil out the linen and the spots will disxppear. PRICE, CAN BE HAD AT Fasmentows 2nd Foro lgg, returning MONDAY, b cosine rele to 20 aka $| outlets to market, the geniar citaate ante honagenaralan caducity. | Nay, they will | ANY ONB WHOIS PIECING A SILK QUI 531 L6th street. WEDERSDAY an 3 p aunone nS eoly ook Lindly disposition ot the people, hat pr foe tage ARSY Hike a lamp,’ trom wast- of Dlatean to be re PET GORE ee in favor of lands upon tae plateaus ing thelr Hght of life solely’ In the ser- Tiay how le Qeeleur eat a enon New styles received da‘ly. Bireond Erase: ones e when i found tayself In the carriage ‘Tennessee. j vice of an ungrateful public. From BOA CR SIRES on en a " dyl8-ly F. J. STONE, Parser cause Sout eck Gere one imtied any AT THE coLoNy. rerdeneine learned receipts have been given | Steep them in water, make a strong dye. atten | LAPeest Stock in the District. Fo. ry = Steep Ad had eee 18 Senn, ee dO eae a A Srng na ae: of he ence? BOOK: | dipning the silk or ‘satin into the dye thor | Notronble to show goods, Qe Rane eee Eanes ud faion asleep 3 ! ding Station, set down beside anew cicaring | Worms will have none of them, “These wit ane | | | nly, wash In soff-soap suds; iron while P, laying acloth over the suk. This a, and @ new, unpainted house, nea horses: or a Matik which saade | CYen follow the awaited our expected coming. A famliy | {bout constal ample of Aristoule, and bear a thelr veily, in order toa ad E. F. BROOKS. 15th si Kane A CI : + | _ First-class fare, $1; Round trip, lsh people, fresh from Durham, rode | ‘st dixestion, a bladder of aromatic oil, even if thas not heen washed bee secon | _#ee14 cee DU eg a pe es Sate toward the new © y” in a ron, | Wit ir fo0d to milk and rice, e: spenged.—N. ¥. 7 . - Se | tin, S1_ Leave Gth-st. ee ) bgp tite | the tnetplent town. Nine miles tarough a geang, | bee Hved ona regimen of ratstas. Newton on | then poured little by little into a quart of tur. auD FOR POTOMAQ RIVER LANDINGS + passed very ¢ | unbroken woodland, uader the fttut iteat of and water, with wine aiid bofled chicken | Pentine. It must be mixed at a distance trom MABURY'S MIXED PAINT. Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, sbove wha rley and | tie moon and in euch genial pany, proved | O2 Sore infrequent opportunity of festat cheer, | the fire. The floor must. be first Scrubbed with | Beatin the market. MONDAYS, Th CRSDAYS and SATURDAYS, hea: or tait | Mighly enjoyable. At “Rugby” Mr. Hughes | Butat least jet the student beware of bacom, | atumonia water and castile Soap. Then a flan- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Tam. Britawens POH RE bone wharf. inl make head nor tall | mer with a boisterous were finding a“son | #bd cream, and cider. Nor are sheep's trotters | Bel cloth 1s dipped into the polish and the tloor GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., Steamehins JOHN GIBSON aid £. C. KNIGHT, ry se hing WAS | Who had lett his drover life in Texas U9 come on EIB TER eo rasa pest ve powers: “Pea | 18 well Tubben with tt, SES Fen ate wees | Pers, East itiver, N. Ree ea was Sofaint with excite. | #24 Visit bis father in the new colony. Morning | !8 }ittle lkely to lengthen Iiterary d. a i a va = nd a A Por or ENG1Isu Ivy makes one of the most Send for sample cards. eep2_ | Gee rxetown ay, ap ERIDAN a ee ‘vealed a roomy and nearly completed hotes, iD especialiy, Ww: mustard and pep- | agreeable and cheap ornaments for the sitting- = rates apply to A. , Axt., 63 Water et in @ grove, With an Outlook avross de °p Nery Pandora's box of ilis, in which not | room in the winter. A common four or five. PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER, | *, cate Biatervoms, £0, #0 40 Gebwral Omca, jalleys to the peaks of the Biue Ridge which | ©¥¢h hope remains behind.—Zhe Cornheil Maga- | jnen pot with a strong plant can be bought of Willarc . connect! the tree. Weall nade up our minas it Wos a inistake of some kind. We went milly through the sue, Dab there was F st. n.w., Willard’s Hotel. ef eae sed running mnt | Letder North Carolina, A garden of several | 2% the florist for 50 cents or less. It is easy to make — see ae eT OUELL, President Sire, Suthers at No. fi lave seus up to bs | tus 0 extent presented the ost incontestable Watche @ Packet of Interluclng coarsé wires Uo nold Ue Pans EQ. Fou | artistic). but Mat said so—not p= | oe : bas Watches, of thelr fragile co: Eee seeded P IONROE AND 7! OUT) | count—ihe thing was to Leap our owe Gamad, | Present to be found in tie region, ‘The vatets. tion ana tes seriatlone ie GH eee, || Cuanzmnntes, “With thelr wale até. eltcie Ie OU WANT OOMEORT ER GEORGE LEARY. car Epi Impose on me; if | Matiida was all for our gotag to the Duchess's | iS Stowing therein were larue enough to de | Iichte “Gan Arter oH wae ohn limited per- | acids, are good food for those living in ma- §. Mail. Josnen Waurs, seen there she'd soon push | She sald it didn’t matter, mistake or no mis- | /i#lit the heart of even an agricultural president ta ' : “ amander. les 3 beri x fection ta thelr performance; therefore, we | larious places. Cranberry jelly 1s also recom-| Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT » She bad asked me to her house in iy i plentitul enough to satisfy the ideas of a | LRAVES vomel ° rhe iust not be astonished to fiud them subject to | Mended, as the seeds and skins produce a URNACES. Th Waserxcron, Nonrorx, Danae el Cc eee ndeE Hy OWA proper | ion tis HOSE Is. Compe ae eats ie | certain variations, ‘These variations, whist are | wholesale irritation te the allmentary canal, | ™ON FURNACES. They make pure hotairfree | »_, WARRINGTON. | 1 |. Nonnotr burst out lai hale, Aud there was no nposition or forclaz | VPOR wpe 18 composed of loam, with a side. Ch don, bat the tr arley’s Wite’s go odtather’s on bods wharf, ery 7 Date - basy to correct, need not prejudice the quaituy CaTARRH.—The best way Uo Geal with tho dis- | from gas and dust, and is more durable than any =: Every a E d the sain | SUD-Soll of ctay. A large proportion of the lana | C2S¥ to co A be ered by ‘ : MONDAY AND WED-| TUESDAY. THURS- would betag? | Sbleb the writer traversed tn the course of the | Of A Wateh, as'will be praved by the following | eace is not to have It to ee Clean. 10 cat | other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- | NESDAY ‘and| DAY AND SUNDAE, all events ii would be tu Bnew Ass zs 0 t example. Two watches, we will suppose. have : = : alle - —o L- " 3 e ee ye rage lator, At the end of a month, one of these ext the skin, and, above all. to Keep the fest Stops at Piney Point and Pvint Lookout Going bad been at « Charie dé nothin: ald his godiather’s wife would | ' S airCAins. or ie aetue i he heard that we had been to | ("jl Ubfaliing streams water the section, ra dt But 1 think he got nervous | Ube Under the shadow of sand-stone clits of | hor ss sxadde Gece eet our too fast; the | warm and diy. Chiktren siting with damp Cranberry Ho and Ketarning. = Merl ne | Other ts exactly right to time. To which of "3 OB Gis pe i & WALTER D. WYVILL, First-class fare, #1; Round Trip, €1.60. Tickets m when we told her | When we wer Inside. 1 Know T felt | tind te densely coveted ele ance heat eeu’ | these two watches would we give the prevent tari Tho erapsiation SERIO me ee anna 452 Penn. av. od until ured. Lickets and staterooms for aale Shat you are laughing at.” | ready tosink into the earth when we walked | {ind ts densely covered several varlevies of oak | Cece? Perhaps to the one which is exactly | GUIR The evaporation of the ‘dangerous Dieisbnd ik pie ae Ls ta fool wouta | Up the grand stalrease throgeh lnes or pow- » . teehinat ‘ahd chesthat, ‘Thee | Tight. But in making such a chotce, we never- even to those in robust health. Children’s feet AS COOHING STOVES. mite, 1a3e ure.” Tals Tt seemed to me g hy aluable as soon as facilites | Meless iucur the risk Of abandoning a good | and legs are ordinarily not more than halt | Gr Brown's, cor. 15th st. an hadenes | : conteimplated for getting them to market are | W2t¢h fer a bad one. ‘The tirst watch’ has, we ciothed, and it 1s Mttle wonder that catarrh ts ‘The Washington Gas Licht Company have at their ne spoke very iy x B. F. DODD, Axont, completed, ‘The natives are scattered sparsely | Sss¥me, gained 3) seconds a day; and accord- | {iS provaient among Gace office on 10th strect a assortment of the SUN Tth st. wharf, Washiniton, D. 0. ; 5 rat as gained a qua : A 5 300KING STOVES, in. various si -F. KEELING, Avent, fujcugh the region avd are of the class who ing to ee SL a ae be dewey | AS COLD WEATHER Comes Ow it 13 pleasant— gud patterns. “This s the Btove used by Miss Dods | _sep27-0m ‘Campbell's whart, Norfolk. e y ent done v2 | Were so largely untoutsts during the re! . fi rateh #0 well? el regula fact, almost necessary—to have somethin; her lecture on cookery. 7 haven't done more ; make this wateh go well? Alter the regulator | 1 fact, almo: essary omething s : = = » venetian ars Dut he was very | 'P2F1S Worik about one dollar per diem. Inside som fast to siow, or gota earetut waren. | Watt for supper: and there are many thiuge | —Caland examine then, S008 | Niles Derwnur Boe Poe teas tae people | Mlendly, and asked us to drive down on his | pe aqvor AMONG THE, ENGLISH ales to do it for you, thereby altering its | £9 Casy to get that even a tired woman will not EATING SPECIALTIES— FOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ania? Prefer the gondola, and | Coach to the Orleans next day. Iwas very | ,, 1B advent of the in the bills, with | gatiy rate, Let us now admit that the Other | object to preparing them. ‘Oyster soup, of | HF SATING SFE LATROBE The steamers of this company wi!l sail every Sat you bw ri r Charley had been Wishing to go | {elt sturdy ene and unortho- Watch has been affected during a month by fr- | Course, comes first;’ then baked potatoes, or | *yorte ELEVATED OVEN BANGE. orday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hobokel t you re ai. . opie beyoud | Teswlar going, which hag occasioned it some- | cold botled potatoes sliced and brotled or fried, | MO+S: BEEVATED OVE: Kates of vassaye:—From New York to Havre, Le would double r itile Winton came up in a great re Rtioa ud | Uthes to gain, at other times to lose to acer | With butter, pepper aud. salt on thom, ‘Nice Above goods a8 cheap as any in the market don, Bonthamptonand Bremen. first cabin, “S100: “| fuss, and said the Duchess was sklng for me Cyoung Loudonery | Mul extent datiy. Iv may easily occur that at | lash, well copped aud seasoned, 1s not to bs | and warranted tosivenatutextor: second cabin, £00; stocracs, 830; prepaid steerage insti easte was asking for me, the young Londoners ye By (ceils Oce u i . cy 4 LTON & SHEDD, certificates, $28. For freight or passaze apply to don and that I was to go into the Boudoir. Tdidn't, | Cniiate inthe correc nae oe their costumes | Weeud of a month this gatning and losing | despised; but, above all, tt Properly made, | gngo1 409 9th street OELRICHS & 0G., "2 Bowling Groen, New York. y do is to of course, Kuow Where that was, bat Lord . gore Con the ar eS | compensate each and by this means the lam soup. Ihave seen inveterate haters : W.G. METZELOTY & OO, 995 Pa. ave, Avente and push Cha E Snappington Sve me his arm and said he would COMIpIEtAd at HuptIWae o teemae a Durie ane Ca ROTED Te ines | the recused aucibeeOr Mame ee Gee a — oyna pine Uere. AS alked i ard & a ie e uf 00K a SI a wateh ¢: e e relle be required number of clams; cl em fine, = SS 7 ke ital rigut.”-A3 for im be sa regdlar See ape fe Per enee tong, Neard a tue morning euceeeding our arrival we encoune ee ee aa awaten Sunt oe then ovok in a Little water, with Detee: pepper RA ILROADS. ((EYDES NEW EX@RESS LINE vi tin the world can dor” -” | she cu Lord Snappington’s arm.” 1 was os a ‘amily of English people met Bien tue | q regular manner or loses in a regular manner | 40d salt; when almost done put tn miix or ] 2] 0) THE GREAT 8S WASHINGTON, GRORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA urself the fashio: said my sister | dying to know what it all meant, and I woald And Seemed inven Dhol ee oe taspeetton, 15 superior to any whose variation 1s uncertain, | Cream, abd In soup enouga for four persons PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE OC 0 AND PHILADELPHIA, have asked Lord ppington then and there, tions” 1 couldn't eee remarking ee Ne and where its varlation comes to be familiar,the one cup of rolied crackers. Serve hot. TO 1HE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH OLYDE's latiida, Charley and I went to | only that Matilda’s last words bi 5 thet the : e Utte companion may vie with the most. dell- Post, sp ouble Track. Steel Halls. LINES Fon New Youx, Boston, PaovipeNon, at the RA. itsalong way | }OUASk no questions. Just. ta ee Ee fewhe arrived | cately adjusted ship's chronometer. A sicliful | Aig Your C1osers Venrtuaren?—There 1s Ree EEF EOL eee a gee. | Batt RIVER, 4p alt BOINZS IN Tum NEW dilly, particu. | it comes.” Sul I think I would have Sud | CUiners and thooeoe Martin Chuzzlewitt and his Cae one ey thus eae with a cus- | nothing so handy in a house as an abundanceot | TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, ‘Through bills of lading omnibus, | Something, but ae ee We got into the bou- pullosophic companion, Mark Tap! “Oh! ew o complained of his wate2. “You “ large, roomy closets; but because they are handy Somber of Sixth and B streets, as follows: SAILIN. c d Di ere y Ve t i‘ ry on) id he, “thi your watch gains amely y a y pi For Pittsburg and the West 8:00 a.m., with Bleep- From Washington—Monda: She sits | With the meSt lovely diamonds on her head. | jes"iim Weer cereee Suu and If you hadi | Tiute yourself when you have keane eae Course, are always. put into a Closet, of which | — Cindinnath St hens Gat Gee a et | Exeleht received daily until $ . Wii Fawn ta a ttle | She had about twenty other 1ates and geatle- | would have tossed hita into the sa, ona, | ate aware that in your watch, the baiaice, | CoUmse are always pul Wearing apparel make a | daily, ‘witht Palace Carto Pittabune, 0) PM | Ste orived og eens ball over her nose, which makes hee ever so | men with Ler, and shi ilng toa Person eg iim a fine dinger, whan ‘he came back” | Wiel Is the regulator, makes tive oscillations | }uwelpare’ hoes are wise eee apparel D ought | _. BALTIMORE AND PUTOMAG RAILBOAD. WILLIAM P. CLYDE & 0O., General Manasei much more remarkable. This day i particular | age whom I » dad iny knees | [,, cubs t conversations I found that Me, | every Second, which ig 432.000 aday:so that hot to go into a Closet, i. “., acloset adjoining, | For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buflalo, Niacara, | 118outh Wharves, Phisdelptia, S; Hy JOHRGOR : tee Oy Inve padeeete ju subsequent conversations I found tats XoUur, Watch,'exposed to all the vicissitudes | Gr plgatiy comaccled With a iniee Oo pith Parlor Car to Watkin& and the Nort, at | KOO., Agents, 12th-st. wharf and 1202 F st. nw at mach Weir Oh! her. +” erled the Duchess; ¥ of the creator of llver Teige metic’ EES tec peas peters room. Of such are all soiled under-carmenis, Sree nt Baty, oxcept Sunday ; 9:30 a,m- dally, “now we hay all be all righe, var hile: Thacrerawes Ww with | Welght of the air, and the shaking to which it is the Wash clothes, which should be put into a Wi > ot outstie sald: “To think that | ‘The certain POSOn Due Abia eats oye ana | CAMP, While ‘Thackeray's tame wilt grow Wii p daina and Watkins ay, with Palace Cars to Causn: | [>a 1UNARD LINE. time. subjected, has not varied more i onus large bag for the purpose, or a roumy basket, | For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Eluira, at 10:40 Cc GB month, or two seconds a day. ‘ e Wwe LANE ROUTE. The colony of Plateau now embraces some ad rede and then placed in the wash-room or some 8.m. daily, except Sun y % acres, bested in Scary: Morgan, Fentress | Guired with each vibration of the balance a | other well’ alred room at some distance For Sew York and the East, a.m., 2-10 and | THE CUNARD BIKAMSHIP COMPANY LIM d at me: hould be brought down to sit with | 1 en In an omnibus :” | flushed up. He's the most good nging, Mrs. Redear?” much in Cuarley would have sald it. And “9 Varlation of the two hundred and sixteen thou- 3 avi a .. On Sunday, 10:0¥ p.m. imited ? . J and Overton counties nd it from the family. Waving thus excluded < r Between New York and Liverpool, Call- humored feliow tn the world, but he doesn't ¥ one began to laugh. 1 laugiséd, too, | gradually absONh eon nae ergposed 2 | sandin Part of a second. Judge then whatmust | one of the ferille sources of bad odors Express of Hulman Parlor Oars, 9:30 a.m. ing at Cork Harbor, ike M: id drive in a coach | although I had no idea why. acres have been secured. This, of course, wiil | b€,the extreme perfection of ‘the mechanism of | tq closets, the next point is to see that the | or Brooki ai trong trains connect at FROM PIEK 40, N.&., NEW YORE. - 1 give it toner." he | | Do you swing much?” the Personage went | pe contingent uber the Slee oe coe present | USwacch:” A watch cannot go for an Indetl- | closets are properly ventilated. Tt matters vos | Fo ersey Uity with boats of Drookive Renee Gallia ic --Wed.» Oct.13]Scthia....¥ kuew Iwas a poor man when | 0. still survering me through the giass exrn- | ,cnting Rugby. Ano: onal pateh of land wae periea ene being repaired or cleaned. | how clean the clothing in the closet may be if sfording direct transter to Fulton street, avoid: | QISusUS “Sea” Oo “aoa ee ; is found where clear titles could hot be given, | At the expiration of a certain time, the oll dries | (here sno ventilation that clothing will not be |, in = double ferriaxe across New York city on age Bee 3 ieee Wri ed youall the better,” cried I gasty, | 1 badmt swung since 1 waa a child. and I | anain one or two inseanecs crn tore opened | tH inevitable resnTts to ce ear aud tear are | what itshould be. Any garments after being | For On Bunday. Gabedd ib Ope lived | And every Wednesday from New York. arm affectionately; but Matilaa | thought it a very odd question, but, before Ihad | furs there foe ae dispensation of mountain | the Mmevitable results to the wnole machine: worn for a while will absorb more or iess of the egg peek eee e Gantlay, *No steerage. Ikeard her mutter: “A pair of | Ume to answer, the Duchess struct tn. cew to the worktaen engaged ta the work of | {e functions becoming irregular, and treque exhalations which arise from the body, and thus | gor Baltimore. Gu: San Oa bo ia a.m., and BATES OF PABBAGE. “My swinging-party comes off on the improvement. According to state laws no such | IY Ceusiie to act altogether. A person possess- | contain an amountot forcign—it may be hurt- 2:10, 4:20, 440, 540, 9:30 and 10:00 p-m. On tery pee maine to accommodations. y was very and] have given directions to have a ros piace fs allowed to exist in the country within | 284 Watch of good quality, and desirous of | f.:—matter which free circulation of pure air Sunday, 8.00, 10:40 a.m., 5:40, 9:30 aad 10:00 iteturn tickets en favorable terms. t bore. er Charley ored swing put up for Mrs. Redcar. Tour miles Of a school house, and these chaps | Pi scrviag It as such, should have it cleaned | can soon remove; but it this 1s excluded. asia bm. . PURER Ate Ge cae Pieann Wha heen a for pictures, but 3 3 she | , ‘There was a general chorus of approbation. | will shortly. be disposed wr Gye ine location of | faced (eo Nears at least. | But care should be | many close clostts, the elfluvia increases, and For, Fores Oreck Ting. 6:40 8 x. anf €:40 p.m. | » Heese skh a emaeen, oon all other parte of goes rows and I really began to think I had got among « | S-nools in thelr ¥ f taken {0 contide this cleaning or repairing to | the clothes, closets, aud adjoining rooms in time For Anuspolie, 6-40 ax, and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex- | Europe, at lowest rates. w& with her catalogue and Set Of lunatics. Just then some masie bezan THE FUTURE OF RUGBY. ! careful hands; an incapable workman may do pcssess an odor that any acute sense of smell cept Sundav. . — 3 Ree oe siven for Belfast, Glasgow, the good ones. She leaves ft in the next room, and there was a move to-| ‘There 1s considerable inprastteable tate | Stat injury to a watch even of the simplest | Wil readily detect. Every closetin daily use ia | ALENANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG RAIL- Havre, Antwerp and other ‘on the Continent, Yoom tabi n she goes ho Wards it. The certain Person lingered a mo- | among the people already at Rugby about im- ; C°8Struction.—Chambers? Journal, which the night clothes are hung by day and the WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING- gk ey nosis at She Oonpeny's forth to the country people up ment: 5 el rting blooded cattle and ranging them in the | Drying Planis. vey clothing by night, should have an atring as Fo SH a 20,9, 43 9.m., 420.529 office, No 4 Bowling G: ‘or both steerage and Unts” of Millals, and the “a: * Duchess: uly come your ocds. They tndulge in dreams, too, of endless ; < weil as the bed. If the Closet can be largs "GDh On 11-30 pam yn Sunday st 7,9 and | cabin to OTIS BIGELOW CO., 605 Tih street, Burne Jone swinging 4 for Cac pleasure of | elds of waving graip, but trom his somewh.t | 4 Correspondent of The Enalish Mechan'¢ | erough to admit of a wiudow—and it is insome fo a Sood Washington, D.C. 1 soon got tired, so I sat down neart seeing irs. Redcar in the rose-colored swing.” | timitea knowledge Of the eon tia nie | cs these directions for drytog plants: First, | cases—an ample provision for suullght and a For Richinond and the South, 7 a.m. daily, ana | _8u27 VEBNON H. BROWN & 0O., N.¥. Gat the: Tess oh x rad strong, Be Ne SeoKe, did | inciinea to predict that tt ts destined to become | We plants that are to be preserved should be | Grsciattn ae pure air 1s provided lu th 0 is about the be: an, and strolled fazily wio- 5:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday. 4 Out of the | ae pods i ebeing | ithered when the weather isdry, the ends | dow, whitch should be left open fora short lms | Traced, jdria for Washington, 6, 8, 19 NEW YORH_BOTTERD: successfully Planted open aise And otter | Obly should be placed in waterand ta thatstate | Cows day. ti tie vate of Shall clases veut | Tamla 200567 is 9:05.p-m-, and 1a mid | 4.08, St Cass preemers Of this line“ Amster When he was gone every one crowded round rlages about Uhattanooga, and the Soll is much | J€tt till the following day. The process of dr lator cculd be put over the door or even in it. night. On Sunday at8and10a.m., 7and 9:05 | [Gn encnteanar and’ ‘*Mass"—oarrying tle U- Cr ashifting ux and | me. Vm sure 1 made twenty acquatatances | {; same as hereaboutse Pears would also do | 198 May then be proceeded with In the follow- | 1p Inahy Cases such precautions for pure cloth- ere 8. Mat to the Nether! leave Watson's Gress, and I was greatly diverved. By and by | and bad twenty invitations in as many mine | C$ tee ° | lug manner: The plant ts to be placed between | {ig'a'e not practicable wae see rect rt thing | ochcreuy information, eleeping and parlorcarsc- | Broukiyn, rexularly on WEDNESDAYS. © Finck I began to observe that the crowd when they | utes. Rugby will soon develop as a summer resor:. | S°¥eral sheets of stout bibulons blotting paper, | 4189 Bot Pr the door'of the closet is lett opan | Sotpmodations can be procured a (peed aay Gabin- 960, 8705 Becond Cal $90; Breer Ine, aS toot kd for MR Te ee? | pleasure, Charley ee eng was one whirl of | It 1s cool In midsumiaer and enjoysat teastnine | a°d.a, large flatiron, slightly heated, to. be | fyt0 Se that the door of te day, at that tim» | fue, northeast corner G'h and Penneyivania ave. | 850-826. HW. OAZAUX, General Agent, 27 South as they did for Miss Thompson. “It | pleasure. Charley enjoyed 1t quite as mauch as | inontns of dauenthee eee year. Last | Passed gently over the whole tll thé mols- | when the windows are thrown up and the | Luc Rowueast comer 61h and, Pennsylvania avo- WO METZEROTE ee Oot oe ere anny to hot. and Tf had taken off my vell | 1 did, aud. we both agreed that after all good | winter snow {ell DUL five hours in ai, fone | ture disappears. ‘This process fixes the large room is purified with fresh air from out | the checking of baxwaxe to destination from hotel: 8 D my hat forehead was | company 1s bicer than and quite as cheap as colors, of ey seemed never uused myseit A 4 9: ; i ¢ avenue, Washington: or F. H. JOHNSON, Axe for a sceuery 18 bold and full of surprises. ‘The {hose | plants, which are lable | of doors. In this way: first, by keeping out | ad residences. MER, General er Azent. | National Safe Deposit Building, corner New niy I noticed that a great many | aby other. Vennes: 3 vastly please e to fade or grow pale. Of course some plants clothes intended for the wash; and seconi Fag Ger Passen: avenue and 15th street northwest. augT-le2p tuetr backs upon the pievare, aud | _ 1h the middle of the night Charley awoke me | irpuesseeans are vastly pleased at the selection General Manager. sepl7 d th In a4 FRsNK 1HOMSO! t { thelr state by the Engits 2 1 Teauire more heat than others, on account of | daily changing the alr, the closets may be co a Taced round again to | By another Joud ft of laughter. “I can't help | Gredlit Of having eal hese oe ae | the then MG, duantity, of moisture contained | paratively pure,—American Agriculturts character of Be Luthere wife Whe ene eluate Set Over god- | belonzs toa Bostonian, the brother of air, |! them. In the ‘heating’ of the. tron, SS eeonanre AND HMINEBS ALLEGED CURES FOR NEURALGIA.—A New York en eee Bate ae fay TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. “ustoml. cee Terme elt the noc teats, OF O4F, Deis on | Llosa smth, of the Philadelphia Library. Afew | SMe care must be taken; but providing the iron or hav! " are THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. | OUTSIDE LINE O¥ STEAMERS BETWEEN What 13 called | easy terms with the best in the land.” days since ihe people of Chattanoog'sent a | {2 BOLO hot. and that i 1s passed overhe sur- | Paper having solleited recipes for the eure ot National Houte and Short Line to the BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. raat at | ne amabeam aaa prising. ‘There was certainty | committee to KOubInS station with A special | Hc Of the blotting paper’ rapidiy, yet with | Vuls distressing complaint, published a ok North, Northwest, West, h attracted my atten- | [0 doubt on that point, train and captured Mr. Hughes and several ot | if, It answers tue purpose equally well in | ‘he answers received as ‘given below: “The south west fon; but surcly 1 had never seen any like tls, | The ext morning we had just done br an Fe: te DAY snd SATURDAY, at dp. trol foot at . ea the! y | Janis of all shades and thickness. In com- | Oily Permanent cure for’ neuralgia 1s to | To take effect Sunday, May Zee 1880, at 1:80 p.m. ay ots. Gay at crs | Ure Lanvout Soin andagrandbangielag | fund lowers and thot ofa Gotu ature as | Uuote qua confi the geueal Real by A Mees tee GRC Rbay ana oar. to give | te Stanton house, afterwhich thoy werdhance, | the SDIMELORLIS: Co ae yee ets | Picea element as proper tae Wiens | cual “Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Bta- <m., from Pier 49, Kast River, (near me in, all | eq over %¢ he for f es, {ye | COM bluebottle, Centaurea cyanus), the under 0 ‘ Groups Of two. three, six ata Ume would stand | fast when, to our surprise, Charley’s be! Surveying me. aud, I could | Wife drove up. Matilda had just’ time ing of me. But] | usa word of caution when she ¢;: ae very | laces and ribbons, bangles and ct Accommodations. Lowast » f itimore, Annapolis and way. (Pied- r pd such | like the Duchess.” She Gciover 5. Immediately thereatier Mtr. Hughes | N7Ole, of the towers and rructiteations more | & low ital or uated ey Cn ; Winchester, Hagersions, Krode- Me pet in ciate Ritalin waite 4s too great. Will leave for the east, remaining ta this coun. | CHunGay, woes tie art is required to accom, | OxTECMIZInE, | Perens cublect to morning bint of Htocks and way stations. spd stateroom berth. Bieerae, 2, meals, if de- maton. ury to fulmllt social and lecturing engagements | PUSD. ‘i AY oan ey will suffer during . a hs press. z h upon a ig tutll Novenioes, when iy leaves ioe Hoagland, | {aching with gum to pepe Refore trontay ts | Wher Me rr tate eee wae AU pee York Philadel basen and Sacritone ko. arpose. At | Just then there aposing to return to visit is peti project | Sith. pnts SS AeA ee eee | faaieuen Berson. take & morning walle wil, | Baltimore Express. Parlor car to New York and CHO, H. PLOVEN, Agta: Tadaressed | toad th. Works a Baa.) | Sonu Catly Next seasons | Cesstry that lotting paper shonta be latd under | geuerally, go ‘Unrough that day without pain, | PRUsdeIDhIe. | oe pattimore, amano. | _325 Fier 49, EAST KI x. e | Was anncunced. He was a good man, anil Can Animals Talk? every part excepting the blossoms, in order that | The reason Is he has vitalized the blood by ab- | jis and ‘way. | iikea him, ‘but ‘hig ta extra long this | {Gnesell's Family Maserine-] the White paper may not become stained with sorbipg a large. supply of oxygen. eke Tender | — 9:10a.m.—t8t. Louie, Aopte pied nematic iad = MEDICAL, &e. | morning. ' He nd me aside: The language of animais, iike many other | the vegetable julces exuded from the plant. tals rellef more permanent, iU should be at- | Pittsburz Express. (Ocnnects tor Hazersto 9 “Is this true i "i s n vi y a1 3 i cks for Frederick and stations east of ind he thrusta co) long-neglected subjects, or subjects on Which tn When the specinens are completed, they | tended and followed up by a proper diet. As an | at Point of Koci ee in omy hand Domne the past times only disconnected waa Oecastonal ob- | should be kept In a dry place, as damp destroys | lmmediate temporary relief there 1s nothing so erp ot He iy: ae nk péryations have been made, bas inore recently | them al once. When a tue plant, such asadeli- | Sufe ag the inhalation of a dose of laughing | Gailv escent Saturday: : r ete, tried in vaiu every Khown remo- ft to tell my readers that the | been thought worthy of systemaite sclentiiie | Cate maldenbatr fern, is requiredto be mounted, | gas. This produces a profound impression | “oid .a.1m —Baltimore Express. Stopsat Biadens- | Gy, 138 Siepowersd © since, spent of Ser inst Ge Monsieur Henrl Masse’s | inqulry. ‘There are two principal lines of tn- | tere are three ways'to choose from, the irs | On the Nervous system, and affords instant | p2¢°U8t— Beltsvitie, Laurcl, Annapolis Junc- | wilich he will send free to bis fellow-tutharers, Ce Su OF Love tn 4 Swing’ 1s among | vestigation. ‘These are: (1) What soudsdoes a | belug to paste litte slips of paper over the sta'k | Tellef, which may last for days aud OF AO ae lance Knnapolis, Eltoott City | Atteeex 43 Chathow st, N.Y. | US. She is not a Frenchwoman, but English | given animal produce? Have we to do with a | and some of the fronds; the second, to attacn | Weeks. An Albany physician found upon tn- and Wad ‘ore, PO) a eee aEE TGS passsies Gis @ ee | Born and bred—Mrs. ledcar, wife of Captain | (ry, ora moan, or a laugh, or a note, or a song? | it bodily to the card by means of little spots of vestigation that much neural; of the face 1:35 p-m.—tBaltimore and Laurel Express. 50 REW ae " oe Fe oy i atouce, | Charles Kedear, late of the’ 10th Regiment; | How are we to read it?’ What letter or com- | gum distributed about the plant; and third: to | arose from malposition of the eyes, by which | 1:9 fin:— {Oa sunday oniy: Baltimore ead Way. SE eR rsslug very | and we may well be proud of our lovely coun- | bination of letters of an alphabet used by man | employ fine thread to “sew” tt to the card, | the nerves of the eyes were strained ead neu. 2:30 p-m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston | Wetuingion, Oilice, 906 Bate. Ww, opposite Gmuith= | trswomman: This puts an end to the countiess | (ay the English alpbabel) will represent it? These various tandes: are spplicable to different Se ae Wis cae ter Ge IS ,. patttmors and Way Siuces: wen | em ‘octs-1m* re of | stories wh have been floating about since | ‘The answers to these yiestions Uirow light upon | plants, an lepends on the nist hitse! . 3 x4 = eae i ———— We noniti ve" i then Tsaw | the picture appeared. Itisto the Duchess of | the most interesting questions, to what eREEne | which should be used. When these cards are | ease, sald to oe ee ae Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via Be- UFFERING WOMEN can porit very sot | | Cranberry car Masse's Old frieud) that | \arlous spectes possess the power of articula- | Completed, the class of the plant shouli be | a pair of ersses With thelr lenses adjusted to | I4Y:2 p.m.—Raltimaore, Bladenstmrg and Lanrel | §> peel ft ‘Supporter. Bole arent, 472 O wtrect n- as a hanger- | we owe this ae to the ranks of the bee (2) The second and still more importaat written on pune oar ] a8. and in such 2 ey ee ad by arhiGh, Daten Dae Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis | w. oet2-2w* ad a most con- | Beauties Mrs. Kedear appears under the | line of investigation 1s simply defined by the | position that {t will “catch” the eye of the o cured by the fluid extract of yellow jas- | °4°S5"m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- B. LEON! the oliest established and only reli- I T distiked hin | Duchess’s wing. She made her debut at the | question: How are we to understand or trans. | server. After the class, the family to which the | Was cul y eed Ee eon ‘able LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the city, can be bound to say he never absolutely | Cranbe House solree last alght and was tate the language of animals? Now itis clear | plant belongs should be tnscribed, and then | Mine, tive to ten drops.does, In a llttle water. | town, Winchester and Way Stations. Ou ‘Sunday ty, MHL | Of The Whiteha ubout | to this paras Tam ANHOOD RESTORED .—A victim of early im- prudence, causing nervous debility, premature I looked a fda, but ther f relief from inward weakvess by wearing 7 Tv 75 tations only. consulted daily at 455Massachusetts avenue, from 2 hugely admired.” ates, UE, Mave a Key, to this (or these), ag | should follow the common name by whlen itis | The Fellet ie almost insiancaueous, And stil etka coma td Way sta | iOdando iow’ Al raunie Gomplatat and ierarae Pped to speak to me: of course, So much fer the truth of report. After all, | © every other toreign’ iangu: We have | usually known, wi ie S 5 assa, I » | tions. = . Consul ~ y ladifferent aa to the , Here Was no harm tn tt, and although af | Hot far to seek for the key. iis ia OUTER VES ty ne cna ane wee naka eno ator cate pint of 1 ‘Holland gin: oes a dessort-spoontal Sisgae eae oe riers acca | sei { T didn't like sailing under false colors, still | The various sounds with Which we are familiar, | Class, vi. _Hexandria; Famatly, poe on™ | Three times a day when severely attaced. or & Le ee care aay earttimore Express. A SEENTION (Highly respectatioinay hax aioe- et help you to look for Matlida persuaded me It would be foolish to | produced by the human voice, and the burden | Name, Common Sorrel, Rumex obtusifollus. spoonful when needed; stop taking when the |. stops at Bladenebure sed Leura ly furnished KO: With first-class BOARD, ul the fact 1s the make a fuss; I had only to hold my tongue and | Which they bear of joy or’ sorrow, or light- Effects of Breathing Oxygen. pain ceases. 6:05 p.m.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. Saion ee Curing Mines. address sox 0, Siar i shes quite On Ge let the fastiionable world aud the fashionable | eartedness or care, of siaple ‘convented sis: Bae ea eLany 6:45 p-m.—tBaltimore aud Way Stations. oad Ther that the ort hewspapers tell as many les as they pleased. { | faction or {ts opposite, as well as of other feci--| A young rencnnan Salt Pane te tak, Proper Names. Ape p-m—BALTIMOBE AND LAUREL EX- M424 DE FOREST TAs REMEDY FOR y in the room, and, of course, | did so. 1 became the fashion. After te Duchess’ | 1ngs—our uowledge ‘of “tlese solids, supple. | made experiments on himselt relative to tals aa THES. on.—tat. Loule, Cincinnati, Ohicaro ana | DY kadies Ail fomale complaints sickly cared. ything to secure Mer for thé | Swinging party on the 20th of June, 1579, my | Wented by careful observation of Individual Predionl thes. he ceperiinenes tasted eocr | How, topronomsen proper name tsoften a | pitisburs Exyreas (Pitsuege, excert Buaday,) | Coz be Cousulted daily at 1728 Teh et. ocpid-ia" positfon was assured. No one can be more fash- | animals, will furnish the required key. Only in | a medical ring which cme. he submitted him- | matter of difiiculty. It might be presumed | Slee ping cars St. Louis and Pittsburg. e ~ J “pte him rather rudely, but he | jopable than 1 ama, Under Matilda’s directions The iibee Intereeings queion Vane Grae; | eit ue meuniere aegiie aarteemrde quantity | that the way in which a man pronounces his wee p.m.—tBaltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel ME. BLANOBE, OF Pais, FEMALES “TY sald—bnt I cece win Celt go lv atone Hee eect | ate a en a ae ees ae | and quailty of food, ‘muscular exercisé, and in- | own name, or the people of a place pronounce | Ex reas. ee all complaint. "A apoctal- : pa PHILADELPAIA, | iy, Leucurrhes.” 62) 10th et. between Band tellectual work. He took oxygen only’ during | the name of thelrtown, ougitto be poor eis, | 10a. p.m.—tNRW YORK, Mg A | EY ‘augls-8we Two gentlemen on cue side, two | rier. gent of the brute creation. Is it probable x y pene ¥ BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. ping . tapped Captain Winton on ones | ilat they Will ever speak? In the course of a | the second and the third week, innaling bs- | Bun there ls, in the first place, the ailiculty ot Eakin car to New York, and special sleeping car HEDD BATHS, 903 ESTREET, NEAR Ora. — . Tae Jarlisle says: | tween 40 and 80 litres of tt datiy, but during | ascertaining what that It is not everynody his. Bi Sulphur Baths, for nt Nes Tord taste aii iakice ow haa ze ae TWiT aog eemettines 1ocks, ae ‘chough he was | the whole time he made a GArtur recealoae | WG hae ee eae te not Cowper ts | “Daily. :Sunday only. Othertrains daily.except | f), Tuga Bu Hheumatiem, nothing bower. The And me?” sata the other. 7 Ne: thinking @ thing out, and dog, stories are very | temperature, pulse, respiration, ete, ‘The con- | pronounced Cooper, that Majoribanks is March- BUNOAT Soe ot nicki Beatin. best and only Felisble place in the city. sul0 ie, warty, up sort derful; but, afterall, the ci i 3 A na} 6 OTT'S . Alitts rt yp sort wont i; but, after all, the cleverest dog that | Clustonsarrived at are briefly as follows: anks, that Cholmondeley is Chumley, that For further informat ipply at the Baltimore EB. MK FRENOH POWD) G lookin’ chap at hadn't c ever lived yet has never been able to get beyond Inhalation of oxygen made under physiolog | Belvoir Castle is Beevor, that Bicester is Lister. and Ohio Ticket Offices, Was! Station, and D' cure for Kidney Diacases, Gravel and all Uri- started, but did as he was bid. Aben a soe coun mabe, . *bow-wow,’ and we may safely predict that no | ical conditions does not cause any inconve- oe however, acquainted with the Jocal | 603, 619 and Corner 14th and. lvanis avenue, | nary Diseases, Nervous a 4 See ae foc With vents like us a-drinkin’ thar! dog will ever acquire even the simplest | nlence. One may absorb 100 Iltres, and even | or personal usage would conform with tt. With | where orders will on for, page be | peas, ee a a a Redear; Sir John. Di And that idee occurred to me elements of human | knowledge.” But | more, dally. Oxygen increases the appetite, | ancient or foreign names the case 1s different. MOST “CLEMENTS. Matter of Transportation. | Sood and Skin, Diseascs speedity, cx Sonn. Kedear; Major Beaulieu Mrs. | ‘The livin’ minit "at I see What, let us ask, is the real barrier | and develops the functions of assimilation; and | A discussion is now progressing in a contempo- CER Theket Agent ‘Druscist, corner ith st "Pa. ave. uitew, I think you bene ona ‘The little cuss elbowin’ in ised) and the Ainplest: Glemente ey aay ,Be | Spams account it tendsto Increase the weight | Fary a8 to how Indian names, for instance, | LM. COLE, General Ticket Arent Prive $3 per box, sent bY mail under seal ou re- he Was one of ours?” sin ‘To humor his besettn’ sin. used) and the simplest elements of human | Of the body. It produces slight intoxication, | should be spelled. One party. is 1n favor ofre- | @.K: LORD, General Passenger Agent. myl? | santat price a In right of thls acquaintance Major Beanie ee aidlie cout wadean Knowledge? It consists, I believe, in this fact; | and tngilng sensations in the extremities. It | taining the form which has obtatned Raropean | INSULT DE. ROBERTSO! ‘Wednesday Walked on my right hand: Lord suappington | I er that the vocal organs of the dog are so con- | raises the temperature very slightly. Under | currency. Another advocates a translit<ration office, 456 O st. n.w., near fought hard to keep his piace on my"iett eter, | Gas shibur ants spocn: keaee: structed that it ts impossible for him to artic- | {ts influence the respiratory movements and | Orconversion of the native symbols into Engl!sh REDUCE YOUH coaL BILLS tg et., from 2 tod p.m., ch, ite 18 years’ expe the crowd. which persistently followed in my “Jest ot in from the States 1 ues.” ulate a word. His vocabulary, however, already | the Puestions become more numerous. Oxy- GS) and would Spell Lucknow \tees @ cure in all diseases of the Uri- Wake, Would not let him. Hardly any concn. ‘i extends a long way beyond “bow-wow.” Tobe- | gen has an incontestable action on certain ele- On ce Wapore, ‘Kanhpur,” and AND HAVE ONE OF Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Satlon Was possible. At the tirst conventent He never ‘peared as if he heerd, gin with, there are as many different meanings | ments ofthe blood; it increases the number of | Poonah, “Puna” And what is now’ takiog NORCROSS’ REGULATORS We gon oe rs La 7 Pause ittic Winton darted wees Vutstocd thar, wipin' uy his beard, tot bow-wow” or to “wow” (short and sharp) | Yed corpuscles and of hematoblasts, and the | place with respect to Indian proper names has ee end ny “My dear Mra Redcar, how ‘sly you have ‘Aud sulin’ to hiewef a if alone, assome one sald alady could give to the | richness of the former in hemoglobin. It has | org since occurred in the case of classical and attached to your furnace. Itis AUTOMATIO and ‘offices for Sy ae Deen! “And Chariey. too! never Beso aeve | Til been avetvin' him a ett Word “dear,” according to ts position Ina sen- | NO tuiluence on the white corpuscles, M | early Engilsh. Me EA. Keeman and is Phil- | will eave one-third of your coal. aoaaeeer a iin otien, 1. Euaw Word of this! Now, you must come at once to And I says, a edgin’ by tence and the empasis with which it was pro- | Aune did not experfence that sensation of heat | ological friends would call Edward the Con- WALTER D. WEVILL. Agent, st., Baltimore. mar29 the Duchess; I have her positive orders.” AmY The bantam, and a-wazin’ high hounced. But besides saying “bow-wow,” the | in the chest of which some authors have spokea | fessor “Eadward, jJustas a Greek purist would Before I cculd take in What he meant, Twas | Alowrisylue-says'T. "4 knowed oor mes. And there are many different | 1m connection with this subject. Commeating | speak of Hercules as “Heracles,” and Plato as aug21-3m 452 Penn's ave. HOTEL being introduced toa very large lady witha | A little feller one't ‘at blowed. Cospuree) (whicb, however, we are sometimes | on M. Aune's experiments, M. Hoyem remarks Bee The question to pe heat s is: | —— lL Ss. ‘igh nose and a most charming taanney, | «* Around like you, and tuck his drinks doe We nav ene fee ra) ia, the whining of a | that the effects are only temporary, ani that | Ought we to be governed by he. French [-p® BED sx, “ 1 aim so pleased to know you, Mrs. Redcar,” | with sum { You, and tuek his drin dog. We have no fear that dogs or any other of | While inhalation of oxygen may be'of service | cisions of abstract scholarship? ‘They promos HOOmINesAm Boren. She sald. P am obliged to hurry away: but | He's dead now Penne Towat anit seat the brute species will furnish Eats for ; through favoring assimilation, it could not be | nOt wait to discuss the Sey * ey Pronounce No. 89 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. ceenans you will come to me on the 20th, won't you? I ‘The scrays back to the Settlement!” the prizes to be attatned by human knowledge; | made a definitive treatment, and {t would b> | every name as they would do if it were French. located in this city. He relieves all Fifth Avenue and 50th d baven’t time to say half the pretty things I | ~ Bs for we observe @ barrier between man and brute | necessary always to administer iron 10 ai- ‘Thus, with them, Titus Livius, enon we name is permanently loca apie im from 3 t0 4 (Opposite Cathedral, ) Ought; but really, without fisttery, it teat The Pays tell me, ‘at ot to see Where we find Un ay, iXed by creative power. | dition. ‘The Inhalation gives very good re. | “Livy,” becomes “Tite cissied by ties Proce | hours, aud cuts then in e few days. Ohronic cases New Your. & There, now, Tl not say another word. | Jane Sint OCR MY KUM, Take Dinas the power of cece aeamonaes | Sule tn vomiting. ee a Keademy, ap pears a5 “hi, Gove.” We suppose See ea oe and F: ORT cured Stay: could you come to me thisevening? Ite | Afore he ever struck a strike’ irds, the pow ‘ulation, there the intel- v a . 5 Loy tee cy | shockingly informal, but you don’t look formal. | ‘ nee is absent Which couid employ that power ay no hard-and fast line can We laid down on the | fmasingle day. Money case Eh? Whatr"in angwer t @ whisper iron | And I'ladmit, the way he ft {orits own development; and wines teens ten attend tae Gen ge tg Beoullar dangers | subject. Caprice bas ad tuch to do in the | failure’ Osiland be convinced. ausiBeigr™ Mitte Winton—“Of course, Captain: Reiser we | Wuz dacaiin™ “what T see uv hit; We find conspicuous, tokens of futeilizeace, | Which attend the bringing up of ables in St. pronunciation Of proper natnes. An educated . gremcans—thatis if he will give me the pleas. | ARA\sauariny thin UB fate and fine, there the power of articulation ts totally absent. ithe eee PUEIEek eet mene ot oes ounce Rouen or Vorsates as postive | WV i g =H — = aueen es Eto Fun. Sar, — 80 —— ‘My car- when a iM, ,_£.. At breakfast @ remarkably light omelette | benches have but one ‘standard, and the other | asa Frenchman would, but he would consider bye” Aan m, if y Cp tons of ae cinnati man 8] of the produc- | gonfiie is served, at a moment when every one | day, after a nurse girl set a baby down on one | himself pedanule were’ he to ronounce Paris Headquarters, 409 14th street. venhshied. With a pretty smile and a ' a literary ‘n, you never whether he ts is engaged in a deeply ae conversation. | of these benches, and turned away to devote | in the same way. The truth is cartain forms -Tt was all so sud I felt quite ava wy | script OF a hog-raiser.—Bosion Tran- | The Soest a ees, ant eee ie mae ee = her duty of gossip, a substantial gen- | have crystallized and been . Gon’t understand it,” I said. tnplittue Gauge a ‘the other end of the beach, | Istory, and, whatever may be the caso wit a don’t know her, “Do we eat too much,” asked the Detroit Free | mous of r of the house, | and as it had nO the bapy flew up ia pew words admission to the ‘OF What she wants with me.” Press, and out of five dozen ‘boarding-hovse | who eon “oh ma, do-uurry! ‘The ome- | tree, and had to bo taken ‘dows bya mon ate | Tew ete these forms shoal 63 ‘That's the Duchess of Cranberry. She’sa | Keepers sixty answered in she anes Tette iseauing itseln”” Betep ladder, > Sne® Gown by a mgn with | ic would be as well that ,