Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1882, Page 6

THE SITE OF PARADISE. Prot, Detitzsch on the Garden of Eden —THE BIBLE ACCOUNT CONPLICTING OFT ; VINDICATED. From the New York Herald. Dr. Friedrich Delitzsch, professor of Aseyrio- y ot Leipzig, has given his ation of the region logy in the Univers time and labor to th in which was situated th the October nu the resuits of Dr. Detit deen briefly summarized by the er of the Nin CONFLICTING Of ne eases contl which have | whole story of the be understood: nothing ab- of detail a i coneluded in £ Tigris and the Euphrate man scholars shmere, or in th y to the north, a part of | ars the name of Audyan, or whieh to th’ whatever it wa scholars of the day The second the man whom He bad f ress [till] it and to kesp it ground mace’ STOW every tre good for food : th of the garden, and the tre good and ev: den of Eden is accor chapter of the s: “the garden of same expressi ond part of fsni scribed as “th ged in order And out of the nt to the sight and Iso in the midst that the zarden in question was in ex Ing: “I have made by the multitude of his or trees of Ede envied him note that it is not to downward from i Independent sire which watered the The four arms or of the book contains here a loss trat ts Hiddetet; t fourth river that is Ew N BABYLONIA @l-Arabd. But growth was far more rapid in when it probably ney Bot in the date of Alexa: that city was onl; the time of Juba ti, dix. that is about ) Reman miles. seriptions speas Which Sens over this arm ot | the sea in_ lar, © attack the | its waters into tethe modern 5: whieh ivcates game stream with th isis fatal to be said of the hy with the Gihon Genesis, Phasis, ytd the Ri ancient Colebi: borders of the the Arabic geog- un, with the river ise of the same name The Oxus, which now flow Aral. was ancie gonnect the 0: ered to have flowed ‘Isto the Caspian, but its sources are far re- _ Boved trom those of the Tigris and Euphrates. m is considered by Prof. to have been situated in th flonia, in that special district in which the This statement ber of very strong It not tely invincible nis in the character of the ‘he country, in the name the * country. mame of the district was Gar- of the Lord of the The precise district in which Prof. ers the Garden of Eden to Iaia was that portion of Babylonia fies tmmediately north of the City of , between the Tigris and the Eu- whieh formed respectively its east- Its limits on le Berti: way be indicated by a line drawn Magdad on the Tigris across to Akkad on Erphrates, while 2 similar line, parallel to , stretching from Babylon on the Eu- would designate with the product ef “to the Tizris Book of Genesis represents the Garden of Eden as having been watered by a single river. The statement correctly bes a remarkable feat- ure of this district of Babylonia. While other parts of that country to the south are to a cer- tain extent watered by the Tigris as well as the Euphrates, the district. spectally referred to is exclusively irrigated by the Euphrates. Large “courses, afterward transformed into canals, but which seem originally to have been natural arms of the Euphrates, conducted a considerable portion of its water | from the higher level of that river into the bed of the Tigris, From these, as chief arteries of irrigation, smaller water-courses, such as ¢ alluded to by Herodotus, spread the water all over the country. The professor has no dif- y in identifying the Pishon with the cele- 1 Paliakopas aud the Gihon with the il. Thus at last, if the conclusions vYOOD AND PENNSYLVANIA COKE The foal of the poopie, Phoss. Ask for circulars. ‘From the New York Sun. Mr. E. A. Freeman, the well-known historian, has supplemented his observations of our polit- ical institutions by some comments on Amer!- hn, published in the first many of the words used iu this country to which objection has been taken in England are not solecisms, but genuine archaisms—survi- vals and not inyentions—is a fact, the proofs of which have often been set: forth in these col- umns. It is pleasant, however, to see the same conclusion reached by an English scholar, who speaks with perhaps as much authority on the history of English words as eny man now RAILROADS. SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD, VEGETABLE COMPOUND, THAN coat. a tea THE GREAT TRUS A. R. WILLIAMS, Jn., RESULTS OF A REPORTER'S OBSERVATION OF PEO- PLE WHO WHISTLE, PEOPLE WHO TRY TO WHISTLE, AND PEOPLE WHO ©. can pecullarities of x; number of the new BOSTON, A SURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES, BALTIMORE, His, UDING LEI 3 From the Chicago Herald. INCLUDING LEUCORRH@A, IRREGULAR Whistiers are of many kinds. There is the musical whistier, the whistler who thinks he is musical, the nervous whistler, the juvenile whistler, and the man who whistles for mere The musical whistler is not al- ‘Samusician, in fact few musicians make The best whistler is gen- EXPRESS leaves Harerstowr, € Sleeper New york to Chiatisncoge, KRESS leaves Baltimore 10 m., id Washinwton 10406. NEW ORLEANS Pull tad Fatimen 8 an n MEMPHIS FX Ww Maryland Ratiroad, -. via Baltimore and Ol: iladelpnia to Luray, and Leiguton Sleeper Luray AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATION, LN- FLAMMATION AND ULCERATION 3 _ Oniers by mail rece! GiRORGE CREVELIN bove Long oer Prices onal on {ve prompt attention. wantonness. G, 14TH STREET WHARF, ‘Office 1822 14th st. northwest wood orders filled at short Hickory, $7.50; Sawed OF THE WOMB, FLOODING, ‘The only route to the the only Caverns in the good whistlers. Mr. Freeman begins with asserting the para- PROLAPSUS UTERI, &e, arrived at are not ultimately upset by some new investigations in the extensive eunciferm | ture which has recently been unearthed, | zraphical correctness of the writer of | ly demonstrated. nee SUPPERS IN THE STREET. What Men Can Find to Eat Late at Night en Metropoiitan Khorough- fares. | “Hot corn” fs a familiar ery on the streets of | New York. Long ayo it became a metropolitan } ttered all along the pavement ry and its neighboring thorouzh- | a any of these frosty nights, may be | a dozen or more fat black kettles swung ¢ aleoholic flame. Under their covers are closely laid ears of boiled corn, steam- Ing hot, whose best nent is the tootti- some odor of the steam floating out upon the air. It ets man, vender often seils one hundred or more ears, at | & profit of about two dollars nightly. They make a supper at flye cents an ear not dear to the Impecunious and bv no means despicable to the affluent. Yet the familiar hot corn and the honored raw oyster stand are by no the on to s the un- mach for a tri- | abound with if he Lut knew the sirimp man. Un- he is achorished friend re of trade provisions for the p where to look. There known above Lith st of thousands below it is the bushel basket containin: stock, stood upon empty BOX or a covertiy overturned ash barre Sometines a er of pe a plate of pilot b 1 be- side the basket. Most of the st de reets leading to are tenanted nightly by nd in the markets and it. His mess of his deli- zen for three cents), appetite | y of his the h are ofttines their haunts being mp mere river fronts ip vender ma: and indeed both offi ited in the o: .ERS OF MUFFINS AND FLAPIACKS. ybody fami side of w York life knows t! : He is cuished for ran sterions more than for aw ves and ns. Few patrons ofthe pastry ever eaten twice from the oven of the s: muftin man, very next night after his en devoured the muffin ns: e plae n and de »s there is a muffin man on the next corner. aventiy the same oven and the same s, but he isnot t ame man. He never is. fins taste the same. An¢ th and are the | to the They ean cents api The mutt seller. for tive cents woul seem to insure larg fits, yet the fla | man is popularly ve money bank. Unlik tive and a fixed institution. Se he is there every night until four o'clock under a is a well-known ¢ customers are’ in portentous dignity ss his huge over and bulky fur cap, with | fur tips, are unfailing attri- do not invite contidence. But | i The man who has | h butter and molas- cold knees, blustering ¥ rhe mi three flapiacks in as n he flicks them on a plate, | of butter a Ft money, 1 i of tlapjacks, : |. Naturally and often dox that, inthe matter of language, as well as in some of their social institutions, both Scot- jand and the first settled parts of the United States are more tenaciously and truly English People talk of American- isms and Scotticisms as if such peculiarities of peechh were corruptions, or, at all events, hanges introduced by Americans and Scotsmen into the existing Eng! rent opinion is not shared by men like Mr. Free- man, who know not only how people talk to- day, but how they talked three ly ago. They see that the great mass of the ab- errations from present English usage which are eschewed or ridiculed as Americanisms or Jd Tiuminated Ly the Bee play upon an instrument. ment with that mysterious nature which de- prived him of the power of practical yocal or instrumental music, he has acquired somewhere a good idea as to time and rhythm and a knack of picking up airs he hears. oes to compensate him for the lack of voice, and in his solitude he can treat himself at will to the music he fails to sing. class are found in all wal abilities in this direction are generally at an early age, but littie the art’ po: There are thousands of people who ne whistled in their lives, nd others beeau: By some arrange- COAL axp WOOD. low as any old or new firm, eny large or or any other kind of firm in the city. G7" Piearant to the taste, efficacious and immediate initseffect. It is a great help in pregnancy, and re- Neves pain during labor and at regular peviods. FHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIDE IT FREELY. E@~ For Art WeAKNE than England iteelf. UICK TRANSIT! In a measure this MMODATIONS? Branch Office: 806 ances BROTH WHOLESALE AND RETA?E, DEALERS (¢ COAL AND WOO), By water and rail direct from the minoa. Po vane unsurpassed by any firm in the Unite! reet northwest. But the cur- —= BS 28) tor Tickets via Shenandowl Valley Ratios’, HENRY FINK, General Mana , Geu'l Passenger and JOSEPH H. SANDS, Suyeriuer CHAS. P. HATCH, G. 's of the gencrative orans of either sex, it is second to no remedy that hasever been before the public; and for all diseases of the K1p- NEYS it is the Greatest Remedy in the World. 8" KIDNEY COMPLAINTS OF EITHER SEX FIND GREAT RELIEF IN ITS USE. Whistlers ot his ks of life, and as their s through life missing essed by 80 many ime because they they do not want to. To be able to whistle andto use that ability 1s to be able to meet and overcome many of the difficulties of every day life. not whistle is aman to be avoided. not murder in his soul, then he has a bank rob- on hand, or he is’ Scrooge and : Beware of him. iiliberal in his business; cross and crabb customers, and one | heme; atyrant to his children and a mean man ¢ Just observe the whistler and see | ifhe has not the opposite of these qualitie: riges eariy in the morning and whistles take the horseshoe from the door” while he his tle and makes his toflet. If there is a button ing or he finds half of ite wife's switch en- tangled in the hair brush, Instead of tearing words, he merely con- ing, probably changing the ‘air to He goes whistling to nglish words which happen to have gone in England, but lived om in the United States and Scotland. Some striking illustrations are add Mr. Freeman, as, for instance, “ bairn, most persons would consider a Scottish word, | not knowing that King Alfred used It when he j talked about his children. “fall” in the sense of oil at lowest pri al deli LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S BLOOD PURIFIER ‘tage eager tpn wa ene Will eradicate every vestige of Humors from the Blood, “3 at the same time will give tone and strength to the sys- tem. As marvellous in results as the Compound. ‘T. AND THE ONLY ‘ards: 1202 F st. n.w, 3d and K st:.n.w.. th and P sts. n.w. 1112 9th'st. n: _SEWING MACHINES, &e. S MACHINE OFFICE, Corner 7th and H streets. Another lot of Machines we have taken iu exchangs ast week, have put them in «ook ‘er them at these extremely low prices 8 Wilson Machines, 12 Stuger Machines, at. 9 Wheeler & Wilron 'M 6 Grover & Baker Machines, at Weed Machines, at... ‘& Gibbs Machines, at 6 Howe Machines. at. 2 Domestic Mechines, st 2 Empire Mac!) Again, the use of autumn” is reputed an Americanism, but Mr. Freeman points out that the word had the same meaning in to very recent times. whether it has gone out of use eyen now. for he can distinctly remember, he tells us, hearing ‘pring and tall” in his own child- Mr. Freeman further notes that our somewhat overworked adverb of assent, * cer- * which has lately been made the object of axood deal of derision in London newspi | pers, is a very natural form ot granting ar quest, though in England it is reserved for oc- caslons of some little importance. As for *'guess,” which 1s often denounced as a | rank Yankeeism, Mr. Freeman, as might have been expected from an Anglo-Saxon scholar, de- clares it “‘a perfectly good form,” and he pro- | nounces “I reckon” as good English as English can be. He acknowledges that he might begin | to kick at “I calculate,” but he is quite right in believing the phrase to be scldorn used in this tor we do not remember to have heard ina lifetime. There is reason to believe that the employment of “I calculate” in the “I guess” is confined to a narrow ion comprising the northwestern angle of shire and the northeastern corner of Even the word “endorse, | wide American use, seems to Mr. Freeman | a legitimate application of a commercial term way of metaphor to no: As for the phrase ‘ba’ hat, of course, is indefensible; but Mr. Freeman is Justified in assuming that educated | the United States do not use it. The we block” and “lot,” applied by us to the subdi- visions of the ground In a city town, scems to y proper, although they do r St dvouie aud Chien §2-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre- imtoine pared at 233 aud 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Masa, Six bottles for $5. The Compound igsen by mail in the form of yille, or of lozenges, on receipt of price, $1 per box for either. freely answers all letters of inquiry. Enclose 3 cent stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper. AUERBACH’ Price of either, $1. Annapolis aud Way (Piedio. heater, Hagerstown and Way, ¥ RESS. Point of Rocks and PHILADPLPHTA, XPRESS. Parlor Cers to New $40— Staunton and Vall rstown aud at Point of Koc Heltimore, Hyattsville and Lauzel Annapolis Junction, Jerrup's lay ntoqre et all station. ESS, (stoje at Hyatiovile for new once the ing order, and o! Mrs. Pinkham AND BOSTON comnccts for Ha. for Frederick.) W27LYDIA FE. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS cure Constipation, Biliousness and Torpidity of the Liver. ft Dorsey’s. On §) 10.00“ BALTIMORE EXT —Pitteburg, Chicago, Cinc Express, Sicoping Cats to ago. around and saying cro: pnsti and St. Louis hing more lively the market, stopping’ the tune occasional! Good morning, ma’am, ina cheery tone, and then { | ing the air at the precise point at which his salu- tation interrupted it. the kitchen table and, taking up the blacki brush. zces out to the back ste his boots to the “Royal H Passing Regiment.” Th ipping through the iF ©. AUERBACH, cor. MACHINE DEALER AND Tbuy no inferior y ure chean, then ran big adver- vor Hello, bilb, OMEARA’S LIQUID He slams the basket chines from the office only. 230—Paltimore aiid erick, Hagerstown at 4:30—Haltimore, Hyat: erick, via Kela: $4:40—Baitimore 9th street northwest. PURCHASING ighland Schot- lishing done he returns, s lithe clear notes of the “Olivette™ room. His wife,catehing is joyful shrilin the same air in her own sweet At the table he can scarcely keep from | on the tumblers and gluss- ‘The meul done, stopping to kiss his wife, and down thestreet te hi ses on vither side throwing bac inuating notes of the “Walt He bounds into. hi i there to clerks perch m Sunday to Point of ) EXPRESS, (Martinsburg snd teville and Laure? ke und Was 15-45—BALTIMOK inevel Do not fail to examine the Bne- holng inevers ning and most qt THE NEW HAL Warranted the strongest, Glue on Earth! Endorsed by Baird, of tho U. thing solid as a Rock! China, Stone, &e. daily by the ©. 8. Snitt Departinents, Cabinet-m dreda or famili Brush and Tin ‘the trade and public ughest and most elastic at great Scientest, Prof. jon. Glues every per, Leather, Gis for itistant use! U nian Institute, Government ara, Marble-cutters and bun- jeara’s Fieb Giue, with By mail, 10c. éxtra. O'MEARA & CO., avenue, Washington, D. that, wonderful $1 RAZOR! “Tha 1 ‘that $1 CORN KNIFE, endorsed by al its. Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid: Sold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Penua. ave. PAPER-HANGINGS, 5.3 Tut of Rocke an 17-00— Baltimore and Way St 7 30—BALTIMORE EXP) S. Fish Commi leeping Core to Pittsburg, K and BOSTON Louis” Bxpreee. Care to Cincinnati, St. Louixand Chicago, BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS. y only. Other trains daily, ex: nwtun stop at Kel For further information up Dio Ticket Others, Washing! Pennsylvania avenue, corast 4th xt Will be taken for bazgage 19 Le checked aud received af Any point in the city. es on band and sold on easy monthly payments. Sjecial discount for cau at ware with his fork and knife. 19.35—Chicaxo, Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, ‘528 9th street norttiwest, rer Needles ene cent cach; oimercial sub- . Cloud Building. nee of the day, all other straizht 1947 Pennsylvania tu office nodding d on stools, whist- He looks over the morning | i whistling, and the seeming to be in one eternal pucker vis Lappy at home and prosperous in cause he whistles. A great part of the whistling heardin the busi- ity is done by business men and craph boys. “Newsboys MEDICAL, &e. . CHE OLDE le Ladics? Physic ESTABLISHED AND 4 WM. CLEMEN ©. Bas IPPHE GREAT PEN | the historian entire | Hot possess the same meanings in England. observed that American towns are built in | blocks in a way in which the elder English at least, are not. nd bootblacks for} that points undot or other do not whistle much. | runs to singing and dancing in the ottices till the dlitors lift the window s: ja avenue. All Female forrespou.lence and consnitati epatate roome for Ladies. Oflice omapit tre 2 VLVANTA ROUTR. Prompt treatment. SEVLVARTA ROUT q FLENDID SCENT RY, MAGNIFICENT FQUIPMENT, Tmarss Leave Wasnixo Y OF OTH AND STREETS. as FOLLOW Tar ritteoung and the West, “Ch 4 Shades in Biue, Brown, old Gold. Olive, dan and other ‘colors, " Friezes, Dados, As to our tern to the circumstances plonial times werd at auction of some fourt T-Hangings & little out of sta} ced it with additions of the newest end most ‘Will be offered at lowest prices, WINDOW SHAD Goods, which we mal ; PICTURE FRAMES, different styles and sizes, in store and made to order. i net size Prunes, tu Gold, Satin, Silk and V ELECTRICIAN, under which in e: ributed among settlers by h the phrase “real esta lands and hous tive electrotype. | gible to any E nerally patrons | Ss y and minstrel shows, tunes are first he | claim many of the latter of the clerks ge ind the highe ‘ON FROM Stario~, ConvER adjacent, to the exasperated work, guaranteed. as applied to the use is perfectly i lishman who has ever looked y say here that the nan that purely legal ore frequently into common us: an in England, is expli- political and ‘social in- exercised in this 1 A few choice end “AY, 908 B etreet 35 years’ exneri Business men into Blackstone. Mail Express, 9 fact noticed by Mr. Free ttebure and the We eside show drug- The | in the United States t ‘one door froin 7 cable by the remarkabl yhich lawyers hav ugree to divide pr ted of a cure of Ge sult Dre. BROTHERS who will farnieh yc tee a cure or nopay. Thirty s of ballads, though occ: ar the lilt of the min chant of the cainp meeting. music of the tel . 5-00 a.m, 10.30.a.m Even in those raph boy or the gamin | not rey | runs to the latest sentimental ballad, song-and- | amp-mecting tune, c r, they have gone into the id come bac Americanisms do Is of old English to regard them rather as legiti- adjustments to cir- WEAVER, KENGLA & CO. LAUNDRY Is ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE FROM ALL ADULT | MARBLE DUST, ions or hapy cumstances than as inj we use the word “ste things are sold, hop,” by whi where things are inade or done. y lately, the word sively used to designate both place | Freeinan has no doubt that a perfectly good re: son for the difference of usa some circumstance of early in the first N winter. howey of the upper-ten a which the “racquet” is jumped at t belles and beaux. are trying to si with the air n contradistin h we mean a place In Engiand, The only estal shington ollie and Laboratory, 906 1 str. Lautted Express, | tion. from a by the Intro- AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAK OUT and the Imita- ificial deformation of the mouth, . of the steam: s the glitter- A passer on the | “YEIS SAFE, BECAUS calliope which usually a aud of ® cirens parad fter nightfall will suddeni: t by a most un- | ke nothing on top 0 air below the earth, whi eding from a very spaper oftice with Nothing so bar- jy supplement the ‘D TALLOW (PRE M_AND COCOANU’ | CONTRARY MA i from 1 te Yo! ioc pe _ TCORW’S VITAL Rion S NERVOUS AN » LOSS OF MAN with ladies ony could be found in polis, 40am and 4 ALEXANDRIA XD FREDERICKSBURG RATL. WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON ngland settle— ly shop known would really be nat Is, @ place in whieh articles England would be , barter or szle. tion of the term « arlous kinds of grain, to In- . 18 intelligible enough when PHYSICAL DEBILI- ¥ VIGO, &c, NDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. UPIN BARS, ANDEVERY BAK BRANDED ronght from ‘he soon discov | for distribution, So, too, our orn.” which daily, and 5:00 » Te contains no phosphorous cantharides, or | 9, 0 a ANI, Drucwiet, 484 Poun- baric as that can ever » Where descriptive cir- dian corn or maiz ed that 30,000 ad a uth existence in New York this But it need not worry philanthropists, nd as long 2s hot corn, shrimps, herrings, muf- | SUD | stence on $1. eek. Meanwhile the t victuallers will thrive and lay away. grilled ll Sisk nH IN WALL STREET. |A Sturdy ‘|itull’? Gets a “ Bear Partner. | A PRACTICAL JOKE ON AN OPERATOR WHO BE- LIEVES IN HIGH PRIC ‘w York Sun. the long days of summer, when stocks | went down as the thermometer went up. and days of autumn, during which shrunk with the hours of daylight, Mr. Sam Barton has maintained the sturdiest mut of the dwindling herd of buils in the | w York Stock Exchange. Even on Wednes- day, when values rapidly melted away, and yes- when nbling to | Karton’s confidence in was not sflaken. The bull at b: and his horns srew apace as stoe! out him. In the afternoon he took with his most trusted friends. He rted that he was the victim ofa conspiracy. In proof he showed them a letter that read: | Seer pare aie: Probe el ee Delorstion i besrimarket. If you wi'l Exchange I will knoe burke i tie ro. be at your offic: in the want ccese, the st lead the devil T leave bere this even- Jim. and, and as the envelope had been destroyed before Mr. Barton 1 noted the m had no postmark to stu k two express- 1's office _a wooden | ng @ young bear. Ir. Barton it to his trusted friends. The cub, h was about the size of a tour months’ old sleek, bright and active as the average broker, and much more sun than some of them when things don’t xo their way. - There was no tag on the crate to ind ce it had been sent and the ex- pressmen retired before they could be induced to answer any questions. On the box was ed a letter, which read: Here lam, Sam. My name is Tom gentle as a kit sith me. In perti m. Treat me kindy. Take me from the be © feed me well—L : Give me each day thirty quarts of Oranze-county milk | and a veck of sweet apples. With that and your come | pany I shall Le happy and contented, ‘Jia. “Who sent me that beast?” asked Mr. Barton. None of the trusted friends could suggest, and Mr. Barton could not conjecture. The former Suggested In turn that Mr. Barton could not do better than takehim into partnership. It was also suggested that the cub be sent to Mr. Barton's distinguished relative and his pre- suuiptive principal client, Mr. W.H. Vanderbilt. The trusted friends restudied the letters and came unanimously to the conclusion that they ought to be submitted to Mr. Proxy French as an expert in disguised writing. “No,” objected Mr, Barton’ sorrowfully, “he would never find out where it came from.” The cub was stowed in the cellar. To-day he willbe exhibited for the benefit of Mr. Bar- ton’s friends in Fred. Eberlin’s offices in New street. pl Changing Seats Suddenly. From the Atlanta Constitution. “We stopped suddenly,” said Dr. Raines, “when the two trains met on the track just this side of Rome yesterday. For my part, I went feet foremost under the seat that was just in front of where I was sitting. The most singu- lar thing that I witnessed was aone just across the aisle from me. There were two men sitting one directly behind the other, and in front of them was an unoccupied seat. When the en- gines struck, the man in front turned a com- plete somersault and lit in the vacant seat just exactly as he sat in the other seat. The other man performed exactly the same feat and lit in the seat lately occupied by his neighbor.” — 9 OF. A rosy-cheeked German speaking very little English,traveled up down the elevated railroads in New York on Sunday for three hours before she was enabled to get off at the nearest station to her destination. whistler in the hearts, or ther the mouths and ears, of the public. years utter the first ent of this country the coionists had to depend almost excluslyély on this particular ‘eover, as Mr. Freeman points out, our narrow use of this word is exactly an- of the word we remember that for mat with monograin aud full name of ef 10th etreet and . where orders cs kege to destination irom hotels and resi *Patinitza” still holds its but among the greater | are the mareh and waltz from sh Patrol,” the airs the gobbie song from Garden Wall,” over, Good-b heckiner of baw- J. Kk. WOOD, Pansenger Agent = STEAMERS. &e. M® VYERNoN! wir. VERNON! EPP'S COCOA. “*By a thorough knowledge of the natural lat govern the operations of digestion and nutrition. an: pplication of the fine, BREAKFAST. | kind of grain. Mot eet USIVE RIGHT among English grazier word “bird” among Ei ourterm “dry goods,” applied to the content lar kind of store (although the con- of other stores may de equally dry reeman quite as Justiflable as thi sh phrase “hardware,” which does not take in all things that are in themselves hard. It is not clear to thls thoroughly competent | observer on what grounds the English term ld be preferred to the American word “railroad.” He tells ua, indeed, that | though “railroad” is now seldom used in Eng- land, yet there, also, it was the more usual | name “when the thing itself first came in. he fail to’ see the reason for the | different names given to the vehicle which In Great Britain this is a * is a “car.” beveraze, which may fave us many heavy doctors’ bills. Itis by nso of euch articles of Met that & con: built up until tron; glish sportsmen. PL. ‘ PRICE FER BOX #1, Z| FREAD! Beant DR. MOTT'S FR’ a-boo,” Fritz Eimet songs, and the caimp-meeting and negro melo- us, Teady to attack whe ing ourselves well fortified with erly nourished frame. SCH POWDERS ce for all Urinary Diseases, Inpotene It is surprising how proficient some become as re are hundreds of boys who theaters and “trainp peani , to learn the latest son They will listen attentively, treated to the air with all the i as it could be pI STEAMER W. W. Teaves 7th street wharf dail GM Gonorrhea cured in 48 bours.” W *S, corner 12th street and Pennsylvania Price $3 per box, sent Ly mail under B. ENTWISLE syenus northwest. eeal on receipt of price. It. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIAB longest extabliched epec a ‘rt experience, will Made simply with boiling water or mi k, fold n tins, (only and dance air, and next day “Ib. and Ib, ), labe:ed. Hist in this city, intee acure in all diseases of | whist i | musical instru : | become ambitious, and attempt to render sel grand opera or difficult and varied . but these are few. The man who does not know # tune from a of a locomotive, but still pi indeed a terrible bore, but even he to the man wh fs jonally a poor whistler will board a | street-car, and the passengers will writhe for a | | mile or so under the tortures he inflicts upon | them during about twelve slow repetitions of | | the gobble song trom the “Mascotte.” | bezinning the air for the thirteenth time a com- | mittee will come forward and rive the switch-hook through his liver, and to the next sewer the car passes. | a janitor in a building where sleeps & worker at night, will master three or four bars of some old and torgotten poraneous with “Rise Up, Willie Reilly,” and sof the building emitting of a lost soul or the articu- vly-beheaded rooster. that the reporter will arise in his might and his g into the hall, will say to 3, London, Eng. confidential. Can Saturdays, from 2 to 9 p. m., at his office, 456 C street northwest. — Ii | Ysicluns of Baltimore. Main office, 30 North Liberty street. Baltimore, Mu. A POSITIV On and after SE for afternoon | tons every MONDAY, THURSDAY and THURSDAY, St. cm and Howerd ! Neither doe | along the rails, | riage;" In America it LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, KAW SILKS, SILK TAPESTRY, Without Medicines. ALLAN’S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, Patented October 16, 18° 1 will cure any casein four days or lens, cite thé most obstinate cas2, nO matter of bow long standing. No nauseous doses of cnbehs, copabia or oil of sandal- yspepsia by destroy- d by ali drugxists, or mailed on ra- of price. For turther part: MYSTIC leaves every MONDAY, WED- s not whistle at the old-tashioned carriage put to a new chief innovation 3 together. din Ainerica during 30 years was not made after any such | pattern; it required anew name to d 5 and there can be but little doubt that the term | car was originally suggested by an Irishman | We may here note that when the first railroad were built in this country, the vc known as “coaches.” least one American railroad, and | all solong as the railway eartis fushioned sta;ce coucl: tracks. Asto the American j | board”a train, we dor DRAPERIES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Prices low as the lowest. NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY, Call carly and ayeid the rush, z SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. | the vehicle ordinarily use’ | THU ISDAY, at ne pursdave, Mattox ©) nd Breat's Wharf Sundays “down” ‘ndly but firmly Monday, Wednesday and Friday allernoons, CALLAN CO., €3 John street, NewYork | Monday, Wednesday iud 1 ‘To ail who are suffering from the errors and in- of youth, nervous weakness, early deca: pe that will cure FFe8 Poronac RIVE STEAMER THOMPSON t Wharf every Sunday, Wednesday GG THE BEST. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” THE CONCORD COLLAR. LUTZ & BRO.. Si For the gale of the 0 about the hi: justed to iron sounds like th lations of a ne Leaves Sixth Str any other boat. apply to Oth street wharf or As to the words ning the place at passengers, Mr. he foriner is not Latin word is pet,” for whose Ameri- ebrated ‘CONCORD HARNESS,” haye on hand a larme stocit of all kinds, at low p Eyery genuine **Coucord Harness” and Concord Col- lar is ctamped with maker's name and trade mark. HORSE BLANKETS undershirt. and, ¢ mprudencs, causing Nervous De- having tried in vain red a simple mean ye AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. nore be janitor per whurt, foot of Glyetree = AY aud FRIDAY | certainly better tian “a Po can signification there is There is reason to believe that the word In Great Variety, at Bottom Prices, LUTZ & BRO. 7 PENNSYLVANIA AV! GBEEr MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. Fungi as Food. Frem the Pdiatureh Scotsman. In spite of occasional fatal accidents through rtent cating of poisonous species, are largely consumed both by savas Jian in all parts of the world. the Fuesians certain kinds PREAT s izziness, Convuirions, Becond-c'ans fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. Loos of M. First-class fare to Piney Point and x r_teaves NoPfour York, and was introduced by a man whose rudi- ntance with the French language ledge of the French y station, orof the meanings “depot” is properly con- mentary acqui ion, weif-abuse or Jeads to misery, decay and death. ch Lox contains ona include a kne word for railwa: ; to which the term AES THURSDAYS q ne W YORK STEAMERS JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume their One box will cure recent cases, month's treatment. One dollat a box, or. six boxes for mail prepaid on” receipt of price. oes to cure any case.” With order recetved by us for tix. boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send Pee SS moe fect a cure. Guarantees issu VELL, 480 i 600 pieces STANDARD SHEFT MUSIC, price Se. ; former prices S0c. to7Se. Catalogues yivew on applica- ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, 1010 7th street, above New York avenue. DE*MPSEY's fiye dollars; sent bj 41, Ki iver, New ¥s Bre daliars, ecnt © wing Pier 41, East River, New York, four’ o'clock pp AY, at T o'clock ESoarenty 3 Water sect. Gocrectown. ‘Mare Hotel, and ti boat. ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. ‘Bud Geoscetowt form with sheil-tish oe varuculars The natives of Australia use trufle which attains a weight of more jounds, and is known under the name , Who are singu- larly free from prejudice In the matter of food, are especially fond of them, and for some years past New Zealand has exported large quantities of an edible fungus to San Francisco and Hong Kong for the use of the Celestials. Con- sul Griffin, of Auckland, gives a full account of gathering and dry able employment On the whole, we infer from Mr. Freeman's remarks that he has but little respect for those persons who giye the most strenuous labor of their lives to the elimination of Americanisins from their speech, and who reach the acme of their ambition when they are mistaken by the careless or casual observer for Englishmen. Each usage, he says, is the better for the land in which it has grown up. writer anda good American writer cannot, in Mr. Freeman’s opinion, help writing in the same language and the same dialect; but he thinks it well that each should keep to the little peculiarities of established and reasonable local usage that will show to which branch of the great English race the writer belongs. —— our written guar. a 3 STOTT & CROM- ania avenue, .C., ‘Awenta, to whom all ondons WEDDING INVITATIONS yopse MEN. 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Only very first quality used. “*Piries' English Visiting Card,” printed from plate, One Dollar per hundred. 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th streets. 5 CHILDREN'S SUITS. , in a recent report, this new industry, the ‘ying of the fungus giving profit- it to Jarge rae of colonial ‘he species grows regions of New Zeal- children,as well asof Maories, abundantly in the wooded and, and when dry is worth from 4d. to 5d. a ound, The Chinese use it, as they do the edi- chief ingredient in their employ it as a medi- , for making a valuable Another remarkable edible fun- gus of New Zealand is the which grows out of the body of a large racticaily converting the latter into a le substance. The caterpillar lives un- derground and the fun; through tlie, soil till it reac! or ten inches. It is eaten by ‘teamors are unsurpassed the comfort of Cabin, from £7 bay Pn ie : W, Til ith st. ;D. A. BKOSNAN, 612 LEVE & (ALDEN, “General Agent. ormer laroad wind Chestuut le swallow’s nest, as a favorite soup. They al cine, and, stranger still dye for silk. From the Lewiston urnal, and $80; from Baltimore, the (Me. ) Jor . A little while since four bold, bad Sophomores inthe state went into the room of a Freshman whom they judged to be verdant. After the So] the room the Preshi “Oh, we've come to put you thro belise nek ttempk - anything, bat they better not attem > but scornfally refused to listen to advice from a member of a lower class, and made arush for the youth whom they took to be green. Witha blow he laid one of the bold So back. In the melee that follow overturned and street, Soom Oe ae Rotterdam and Am- sonal Agent af Sonie's Sete hla #4, $5 and $6 up, age, 13 Bde. up. Dress do., 75c. RRS ae Sie, 1m eae J. W. SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. Sussex WEDN: in a certain college very ESDAY for homores had got into iked what the: &CO., 925 Penvaylvania Nese sue Linn Beret springs upward es_@ height of y the Maories, who asa coloring mat- i the northeastern tribes of Asia largely used as food. One spec unded forms thelr- snuff, while another Agaric—which is utili asa Se ee fe ie most poisonous forms, is used by them as a sub- stitute for ardent spi at te specimen being sufficient pleasant ae for .a whol many parts of Europe fungi being eaten fresh, and also for winter use. For pickling it is said, are gathered, the posed to neutralize the alkaline poison ot t! hapectens ae common mushroom, the the edible fungi. BETween New ¥< employ it also when burned IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. For first-class work and artistic tailoring place your orders with the leading house of Washington. ou H4usure LINE. Roves AND HO! when achair and the Sophomores were to beat a hasty and disastrous The next morning the regarded as one of the fore the president of the col siden ee i re lege, wl sleet octane “iar aes evening. clreumatances of the hen he Freshuan had. said: “And you cleaned them out?’ hand and gave it a hearty shake, ing ofa single — COVERS. OF STEAMERS prod Liga LEAVING DEW YORE EVERY THURSDAY 2c. Passage apply to room the pre- the a favorite food, fe sor tterctigec ie attention. At the Hurness and i ‘New Store, 1331 Peonayivania avenue kon Gentlenien's Sk Hes to order. or remodels styles. Ladies Fi Or to PERCY @. Bena or “Roar are, however, the favorite ae Preagignlaaveone