Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1885, Page 7

“A TTERS “And how did the old scoundrel, her father, | suffered, Percy? But there, I won't tease : N , MAC = HOME MATTERS. HALF A SHEET. ae heen. trea haem | Eswe te Fish to lowe Soa dgaln, now that Eo Rosnuro ror raz TRAIN. AUCTION. SALES. mac RIVER BOATS,_ “Like a bear with a sore head, He ardiy | “So, sir! Perhaps you'll have the Di i THIS EVENING. LK STEAMER LADY WRENCH AND ENGLISH LENTEN FARE—SOUF Fulae & Jook the strife bowen, Speak civilly to any one. It seems he’s got | tell me what all thismeans?” And Mr, Linton a 4 een ee ee oe y “ Jes he flame did fan, ~ “Tf we make a rush for the train we'll catch it yes” I vi MS & 0. ington, Mo: Wednesday and Friday at 530 OVELTIFS — ¥+ DESSERT — ADTRONDACE ony z himself into a reguiar hole over a law affulr. | suddenly stands before the astonished lovers, Ty ALTER BR WILLIAMS & CO, Avan . . xs a Bie CANN Geet ee ‘Tras love's course neler sshouthly ram, His version of the matter is shortly this. He | almost bursting with suppressed indignation | Said Mr. Frank Lambert, « commercial traveler. of | WW — m. First-class de. Hound Trip, $1.25. ja20 ; ; wich si Perey Fletcher is a young barrister, His | €oteome Inkling that tne of the waterworks | and rage. His face is purple, bis eyes garting in, toa friend, as the two were hurrying towards $43,000 FIRE! ‘ORK. FREIGHT STEAM. So ents UaETe MRCIEES: a fnchasd2 companies were going to look out for u piece of | olit of his head and his fingers nere clasp- | fhe Eastern Railroad station one morning last Sep- : JOHN GIBSON and EC KNIGHT leave woke fallen ben ease: alte oe nae emmally | land fora new reservoir somewhere near Lon- | Ing a thick oak stick, as if be meditated an tth- | tember The weeny Just as the express began to | TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO.8 FACTORY DE- 1 Bam River N.Y every SATURDAY at Goop KEROSENE Orr. itis now said, makes | lucky fellow,” because, unlike so many of them, | qd. I forget exactly where he said it was. . At | mediate attack on the object of his rate he went prowling about, and found a | had approached round the bushes Re RE nel. \ great measure due to his own abilittes and | Piece belonging to a Mr. Boyer that would just | by either of them. “I have an idea that my t poli-h for dingy walnut or other oiled | he is not briefless, But they forget that it is In ‘move, jumped aboard, and sank almost breathless into STROYED. Saice street w! ‘ashington, every WED- @ sent, == furniture. Rub in with fs MORNING. ‘Freight al lowent rates jai) «, INT OF THE INSURANCE ORFOLK MONROK ‘And do you know, Sam,” added Lambert presentiy, | PROMPT ADJUSTMED JQRFOLK AND FORTRESS MO: suit them. ‘Thereupon he entered into negotia- | daughter wrote. you a letter some months since Q iy. SOMPANTES. ar ceneer GEORGE fen Youxe Lavi mmplate becoming | hard work that his present position has been so | five hem. Thereupon he entered into ne rms, | returning you the presents you had done her | “tat in my haste to'peck up] came within an aoe of a ° Nite spur SOND ATS. WE Wives, remem ds can’t lve on | quickly won. As regards appearance, he is tall | came to terms, and received a letter « ting the honor to give her, and at the same time put- forgetting to put some Benson's Capcine Plasters into | We have nor positive orders toseM at auction the | and FRIDAYSatS p.m. stopping Five Folst they. ethin ore | and fairly good-looking; that isto: his profile | his offer of £6,000 for the fleld. The very day | tinganend to your engagement; also intimat- | my grip, T've got ‘em, though, all right.” be {Silver Plated Ware, Bronzes. Mantie Clocks eld going and return! ‘Connect ‘Nor: love hes something m: nd fairly good-looking; that igto say, his profile y Etip, ee che eee Oona ae Bs a s i s he recelved that letter Boyer was Killed tia | Ing that your fiture presence at. this house was ‘What's the use of bothering about them?” asked the | #M le Cutlery saved from their late fire, to settle °K >. substantia. and y want it we || isa handsome one, but his Rullsoes is spelled by railway accident. Linton now applied to his | neither expected nor desired. Was that not 80? | other. the accounts and re-build the factor; Fonnertensts Sueene te Skene hoe on Wee he Se his exes, which are too small. His hair is ght | excoutors to carry oul the sale, and they laugh | If 1am wrong, pray correct me. And yet now 6 Ghd Oe 5 rants avenue, Ot. 2 ; oe Roce Se yes, y e Sule, , ‘N Fe ; . BOS Penny. I enue, who Will aleo Check Ir you want to list F wite’s labor see | and curly, he shaves his mustache and only | at him believing it tf be a mete ‘try sno | Hind vou with my daughter in a poaition that | mine takes me alt ceo ee ornare, fais business of | $150,000 worth of this fn ais city tn tite haat tan | Cannan rose cba aaeh prtones rectheceen Bee ee . that the inside of the house is f uently painted | wears a pair of bushy wiskers, Not one man in | vestige of anything relating to the transaction | demands an instant explanatios SB ntry, “a : nt ina room will dom m and tidy than aning that a woman's ound among Boyer's papers after his death, hen Mr. Linton appeated so suddenly | ®CTssthe big pond. Well, I have had many atiacks Moe wa ee ee Strictly as repre- | ther whan? feensens call Se ‘ ” except Linton’s letter making the of Tn the arm was round Mabel’s waist, his dis- | of pleurisy, brought on, I presume, by colds and ex- bar VILLIAM P. WELCH, ¢ ‘Jolly-looking fellow,” and yet it is @ face | meantime the water-works hay the | engaged hand had made close prisoners of both | Posure. See? Now, I've found outJust what todo. I | Weshollcommence tosell th < 9 ROWS! that takes with ladies. Ask any of them | jand, and offered a good deal move ti 10, | of bers and the two were sitting rather elosgr to-| simply clap on a Benson's pasierno other kind, | $s" STEAMER TV. ARROWSMITH, what It is they admire, and hear what they | $0 it isn’t very likely the executors will let Lin: | gether than the sizeof the garden. seat led one LO ‘* office, 7th Agent. « hundred would acknowledge him to be a| Was of the garden und you—and pretty soon I'm as good as new. | attic PAT He Oe ee ep 1885; FROM SEVENTH STREET WHARF, F.—Lent brings the opportunity : 5 ¥ ton have it, more especiaily, and th to st 5 There's something about th: asters that agre iid : 'P M.and conti each - . ¢ @. which are rather satisfy- | ‘en his evese “Why bie epee abe ihe ane | finest joke. “Old Linton can't hind Bover's | cornify commenced Percy. rising, and standing | with my constitution, Ther seve ne tae anes | Sd HALE P , = MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS at Tam. Re le variet le dump- | worst-part about him." “Well, perhaps they | 82¢epilng his offer, which he asserts bh | ually nbabashed by (helltde man's virtuounin= | Soivanerine eu no drcbe Td abeen laid up in turning TCFSDAYS and FRIDAYS. tonching at al ting lunche aakate ty to peo | are not what you call good, but tere tea some. | You can imagine’ what the old. rut @isnation, whiie the laugiiter that sparkles in | Hor iverwié, I've no. ¢ eR ee ronal emurantee that the goods will | River Landings as far ax Nomial Creek, Curttomat le who « know this dishat the summer | tiing—I don't know exactly what—about them | {ngs are, seeing a good round sutmh slip thro s shows that he feels himself master of ta ane ee Jeon” Ot | Be found a8 represented, trime ang quadruple plate, | and St. Clenents Bay. Counects with B& 0. RR : . tT like, and then they look so nice when he | bls fingers. He hus hunted high and iow for | thesituation, ad Is meditating some prank— | t y them if they cost a dollar apiece. ¢ bearing Wadetark ‘Taunton cranunaee a rowan oe and this is all you will be | the letier, and declares some one mast have Il that you have stated is perfectly correct, | “Speaking of pleurisy,” said Mr. F. L. Turner, come- ‘The salesroom has been fitted up, for the dlaplay of JON B. PADGETT. Spoox Casrs—Take a strip of the heaviest | screws them up," a1 was one young lady who, | stolen it, but my own Id that it never put there are times when it is every man’s duty | dian of Boston, “Benson's plasters are the best thing | 415° 5! SL AOOda, Well’ Nieaten Air tine Games eT ow. wins = : 5 —— Canton flannel, wide enough sothat afterlaying | Shove all others, admired Bray, mek oes, SRO: | isted, save In his imal ~ Heeven | to sie aul Lersenal ieelings, and undertake | Tever tried forit They are quick. comforting and | vistors “Chase call. Re darned Cee MSOF Sf | _C.W. RIDLEY, Manager. thespoons and f)rks on it the cloth can be three months bevore the time we make his ac- far ad to describe it, saving it was written ona | & duty however Gisegrosatte I aay aie very thorough.” fully invited. M™ VERNON! MT. VERNON overthem. Then stitch a band of th quaintance, had given her promise to be the | balfsheet or paper only, and uo crest or mono- | order to benefit h <A ase Mr. Josiah Bryant, of the great drug house of G.-C. | Gurrow: . ms ny | > eee " fit and f av é e ete ; gramonit. Ail thix must have happened just case at the present moment. a we Outtown purchasers can have goods carefully STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN pel alle oe tbh onich’ hg hit the Eyaton only chile Grole eee ee about the time your e:gazement was bro “Pray, sir, have the goodness to cease this | Godwin € Co., Boston, testifies: “I have found Ben- A Ha, —s 7 a? 3 Y . sf ‘son’ asters superior to anything else for pleurisy. anes y pe ; off, Which will decount our not having tomoclery, ind leave my garden this instant, | 0”’s P! iy Pl ve" | afiver. Lane, tow Derby Harrow, whose pride | off which will decoun ui | How you entered i Lat not in aposition to | Mr. John H. Les, presidecr or toe ences ett TREES @ GO, ; id pretensious wer pounded. He worshiped y ¥V ADIRONDACK GRIDDLE CAKES.—MIx together | i ‘beeraze,” and his greatam-| “Yes. I suppose tt was about then, for I re- | say, but I strongly suspect you clambered over | ofthe city of Boston, adds: “I. have given Benson's WW i 5 Leaves Tth-street wharf daily (except Sunday) for 10t WALTER B WILLIAMS € CO., Aucts. Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock am; returuing, reaches i | Washington about 3:30 p. a Auctioneers, 2018 over night, one pint of sour milk and one pint o 0% meinber he was always talking shout buying | the fence, in which case you have laid yourself | plasters a thorough trial for pleurisy,and have ob- | Will sell at auction, at the National Loan Office, 1007 flour. This tof the light grid be understood what a blow er en, | some plece of land, ald what he was golng to | Open to-a criminal prosecution, Hut. Let that | talned great relief from them.” j haireet northwest, of eakes which fishermen remembe agement to Perey was. The intimacy, court- | Make out of it.” Sass ale, Sa | PORE ee eee in natene: Ask to see the Three Red Seals. Imitations of Ren- | SATURDAY, JARY TWENTY-EIGHTH, | —___ —— the morning add or If teaspoonful sal | ship and proposal had all taken place while Ma- But I say ios eoptnued Glasses le, “to | Y ‘tdo, sit, aut itl followed your instructions | 222'§ Plasters are sold under similar names. When 1885, AT > ‘ P.M. AND MONDAY, EEE U U RRR 00 per ye teaspoonful soda, two exes, well beaten. Bake | bel on a vi-it to her rich, childless aunt, in | Change the subje ner SIP KGL SAIC | pou would Peni GE tin Ieee Oe Ge cee entre | Daylog Mensot's oxaniine the plaster yourself before MARCH SECOND, ATSEVEN P. M. EO U UR RO OP PE on a hot griddle and the result isa foamy grid- Bayswaterand old Linton knew nuehingshodety Ra mis end ay i dete ie tenn, your life. I repeat, sir, that there are times | wrappedup. ‘The genuine has the Three Red | Alarge and varied of, Unredeemea Ee Ou OU ERE 0 PPP rR dle cake. until it was a fait aceompli, ‘The “rich, childless fl " ic atl as ner Seals trade mark on i : 5 | ” ng 3 . me 1 . gu rin may be sur wh on its face. Look forthe Three Red | vaipg Pa ae Sisen Watch REE UU R Kk OO > ERR Ly gata Sr dere adi Dare La as Tactant Sumkent oe Linea ore ete eicli it's Just this, when you were enzaxed Seals. trent cones J Necklaces: Cold | (COOK'S EXCURSION PARTIPS sail from toes, pare, boil. mash thr: title he loved money. ‘Thus matters stood | to Miss kinton I belie At | and hanti I i you gave her, among aquart i milk, some p “| York tp Apri May, June and July by Firstcla * rf A, FFICE OF W. W. LAMB, M.D. od when two days before the April morning on | Other things, a locket of avery peculiar si (@) Solid Silver and Plated | Steamship. patie: “ e “ c ve yo ” 1249 HAD RS i Mirrors: Carpets; | | SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL ram or sweet basil, : hich we mike Percy's acquaintance Mavel's | and patieru. T admired ita xood d ‘ SEBS SOW /euzed ue you will. PHILADELPHIA, DECEM = Valines: Rookertar, | TRAVELERS at REDUCED RATES ty the tae and s It you like mace or bay-leaf itm: aunt had ance. Mabel and her father | €Vening when site was wearin: It’ eh daviife.” tamnine to Mabel is | MESSRS. EISNER & MENDE Touts for pleasure travel. dded. This is nearly as good as soup were stay in the house for it, and Perey, of bu had hud it made i MES CUAL IAD Oi rR eae SOLE AGENTS OF JOITAD s EXCURSIC ith maps, contains full made of chicken breasts and veal, with | course, received an {uvitation.” In due eo to Know if you would | Pee ee onceeecring to ine ace in SAREE bby mall for ten oes ' ° hie appeared in the baulrootn, and: was come: | felling me where sou gai Mr. Lintdn Js naturally a little sur. MALT EXTRACT, U THOs.coOK & St ak nat fo fin + l- | one made like ii f rg st ne. ptedly, ci B2 Cc <p RADIBAT ——e 9 ‘of sir pint of cream until it is oe more especially’ as he bad: told her he | Of the matter.” massure you, d we shall not part MALT EXTR: oT FOR T mpany's pier, Xo orth River, foot of Mor quite thick ad half a pint o: r syrup i come cariy,and asked her to keep the | , “Not in the least, my dear fellow. It is noth » the best of friends possible, oR mo Abe t, New York. Cut up the preserve peer Into very small | him. “A soon as the dance wus over | ing to me now. Miss Linton sent all my pres: 1 almost white with | TORING DEO ere dice, snd stir it well i e eream: “nt Up to her and asked to look at hereurd, | ents back when the affair came to 1,and impertinence the gross | TNOWN. isingigss and stir it we "i “ hs Mabel what's the neaning of this? he mona an He tte ne e ¥ 300) a ne want nent ‘ quired, as he saw the initials G. 1. inst § ry } a ‘ dog any Selig -Pkduaiipate Eaiger "| senor the tec lee iegheiyon tad made like it 13 T put it up fovsirand Tam proud and delighted _ AND ID Banque Tramatantinge ‘of Pane LOCIs DE Be roe apa them to me?” ere returned, and Ihave a warrant for so doing. But, as I AND ALSO BIAN, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Green, New York, IF FLANNEL DResses or children’s suits are all right—don’t be angry, dear— itis my duty to put all personal ¥ ATTENTION W. Messrs. BELL & CO., Agents for Ue District of Oo- Freesy, add borax to the water in which they eNo.% I's ouly-the luucers, but We shall and undoes the de, me at once to business. IMPORTATIO: Sunavin, 1457 Peomastoonte omens. 1 Diss arge tablespoonful of | have tine totale’ a s Your business is at once to leave these prem- DD BY Soe aca fee Washi borax in a pint of bolling water, pat about a | “Well that will de to begin with, aud then—" | | “Tl ase, and T think | 1 if you don t get out T'll kick you out— NAS THE CUSTOM] f A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY WARE, &c. CUN4eD LINE ird of it in the which the ent} but Mabel was borne away on her partner's jeather-covered | Sar . a ¥ AS EARS. AT OU. S, MO! 4 : ame fe ty te wae hier diird.in the next | arin before he had time to tlsh, erder ae | box over te table to \, in, Dray be calm; such excitement YOURS. RISPECEFULLN, MARCH SECOND, AP TEN OCLOEK ORS orice, e I tor itin the rinsing water: | was hurt, and, in no very amlable trame of |, “Tullo! what's thi: | nnot be good for’ you. But to pro- Wid ESE s = THE cUNaRD EVRA COMPANY, Lie ' nents thoroughly before hanging | mind, he walked round the room, until be dis- out of the p: . wien? PORTE OF PHILA DE DRT re ITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERS them up tod . covered a cousin o: his whom he hud not met e's something I've never seen, excuse me den. g “ARE OF IMIT AHI x a 0 BRL AND 4% BBLS. MTD POOL, CALLING K HARBOR. ees : ptr Rous hongh | for some years, He sat down beside her, and | moment,” Percy reads for a moment. or two o ss. Ihave been informed that ce ee MEAT. i. I NEW YORK BUTERMILK: ts 6 nstural koumiss, aithough'| Fe wme jens. He oat down bes he could pay | and then drops into a chair and covers his face | YoU are at present engaged in a law-suit in AND © —- ae = HextAW Wed, Ape | from Its relaxing qualities it does not suit every | rep gic wnquehiseuck him that he could pay | 4nd then drops into a etuatr and cove Which your chances of success at this moment For Other Auctions See sth Page. arch 11 At kaNta..sat., April = one. It is cal # true milk-peptone, that is, | ame down on his cousin's curd ior a good ‘i . ae ae ee wh ate matter?” Sor ne but rosy. x ~ = = Wel See oe? eee Bh milk d already.and its muny dances, When No. 9 arrived and he aud | inquires Glassdalé. « ud new eee TOOD AN 10: re Sera lable portion mi Ioose and ‘faks | Mabel had taken their places Jn the set, mutters ie pore oe jitters hes pews EI titeeante Ciacci ee cance Coxcexrrarep —* W OOD A ND OAL. aR LULS OF PASSAGE eae ann eee. ee: om, not the nee wh d not me: c tho: opear ey and it has been bidden ty a HG ae oe ) = as aneol boos Realy me of gunicie juice spon the | wepentaat ana ny, Perey was cola, aud | for six months, What wilt my litte gitl thitiks athe litte man's face undergoes a compiete 1 Coan Woon | Seaca Tow raten, Steerage tickets from sweet cows milk. Delicate” or di ty, and would not give her much chance 8 Just listen to ; : ‘i shies a wis a rae te ecg sen aud his CRAB ORCHARD = — r Liverpool 4 d Queenstown aud all other parte «, machs, thereiore, find it both grateiul lanation, “Take no notice, dar! AERA EEN atrial ed ae ee an urople wt lowest rates, a : tvOn Bee dort le | get with this. Papa r ewrlte it, Tdon't fyou could only afford me some informa- WATER. (OHNSON BROTHE! Turough bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, eee aver bee ree cee to iho ae nae Me cree | mean © wordolit Hains teas Lemoore, | Mon as to the whareancnicar tie nner ee a BROTHERS, Havre, “Antwerp and otter ports on the Continent VEGETABLE Sovr.—Fill your pot about ha Mabel. I don't think I have seen him | Send aline to say you furgive me. No time lost I should look upon you as the dearest pyaeesina. Reng ea aoe ok Ga RY full with water, pare enough potatoes to make vel? Ab, I see he’s coming next to |More, he’s com—" friend—" and then, as tf remembering who he is S SICK HEADACHE, 3 WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD: office, No. 4, Bowling ¢ ‘or both steerage and {t not too thick; wash, scrape and grate three | you in this set, so you will be able tocontinue | “Look at it, all crumpled up anyhow, and | dressing, his tace again assumes its former 8 ees 5 ais. Tis BiG CO, 005 Sth mxrest, 00d: a ts: Iso one sweet turnip. | Your conversation. Don’t mind me; you kuow | Shoved tn under one the cases, so that he | angry to as he buristorth ufresh, “But this * J TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. Washingt € im: an many onions as you jude ¢ | We can talk any time.” i might not see it, It's Fas mud, she must | 1 a7) nonsense; T know you well enough; it's @ | rhe three “tls” that mat iife a burden promptly and . 5 > H. BROWN @ CO. New York: sliced of drippi “Oh, Peres, please don't say that; it isn’t like | ave written that wh Pee [cutee | acetal once teal heater eae positively relieved by BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED! | nee Te ano Wek, - When yo » fs Heh and puip: wu, Somethin vexed you, know. Itis | Read tt yourself, old HOUERE ORES Aa Ore one ee oe BY TELEPHONE 24 3 een 2 buleee fie sie Fa fa ae is fiend of papa's/ Lov Genand Ivor; he an c arte tak aving | Tuenutes . aan eae on cone Ba ang NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY, re = == —— Df Py b be sco! Yor 0 prot vi is Is eve siste read it through, turns it ove a prise in cest ely anno et horthweat 2 Ree ey eee Lod may omit | brought hina with us this exening, aud insistent Tea le throu side, | You talking 1 this {iis gentleman.” lease CRAB ORCHARD WATER chaps poyetaneaally RAILROADS. na g i ‘ ey, | She must have + mayer | “Stay amement, Mr. Linton, {f you please, ; = = = — A Nace Anorriox ro Sour Hest tive cery| Wee, FUouee yon wouldnt, mind, Perey, | ae mae nae paver | and let us come to an unie:stinding. give avenue northwest JBALTORE aNv onto RAILROAD. well: add to them a pint of beef essence, made | “BER Nota bit of it. Why should You | “Of course you my word of honor that I ean be of material et northwest. — ind? Nota bit of it, Why should I? You 3 . ent or | ervice to you I . : Corner Ga sand esas " SCHEDULE IN EFFECTSUNDA ¥, DRC. 2187, 1884, from Johnston's fluid beef, or any clear soup ‘urse are at liberty ‘to dance with aby one, Scans the writing fora moment or | * to you In this matter, But I shall - rher 3d und K streets northwest Gantt Poros a you have on hand: stir in some salt and e as I ain.” ye, and then bursts out— quire from you some reward, Are you prepared | in sealed paper box packages at 10c. and 2he. uuUSylVanla avenue southwest. Leaye Washington from station, corner of New Jer. L ‘eeneti i uu are unjust and cruel, I have| “By the holy pokers! it, never rains but it | tozive it—ves or nor = See that “Crab Apple” trade mark is on ali labels. sey avenue and © street. ae na pikes valtece eee pours. You ure in luck’s way to-night; just | | The little man now begins to see from Percy's | No Genulue Crab ore urd Salts are sold in bulk. For Chicago, 9:00 a... and 10:10 p.m., dally. The Tet it bot Be sure that “Lam sorry to hear it, for I shan’t be able to | listen to this: Sober entice eee ener pualthst he 4h || Bey only Crab) Apa’ Lisa. Eold ay al Wrage] PROFEs $00 wm. isa fast Limited Express to Bittsburg and flow into t When done. e mass | have them With you, as I’ aim engaged for them 2p Aprtn, 187—. fe inyoueaniinove sour worte sou, |auee: ——— Poti niin he A Weutean bas “y4 , into thin siie tle pieces and serve in clear | all to that lady in blue you saw me dancing | Dear Sn: In answer to your letter Just re | Hi SDLBIONS 3 eJtAY next monning . Now ened Twe fresh yeliss may be beaten | with Just now.” ceived. making an offer of. £6,000 tor tiie Holm | Sill Mot find me ungrateful, I think, How much | ror cincinnetl, Loctevitieand t, Louie Salty: 820 en if approved. Mabel only said, “Very well, dear; as you like; | Meadow, I bez to say I am wiiling to ace iting of money, only the hand of. CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., Pi aed 100 pam. with Through Comches and grED LIVER ts much liked by those who | but | am so sorry.”, that sum, and if you will call on my solicitors, s oney, only falace ‘Sleeping Cars to above | pointe, without 3 : s Perey pretended not to hear, and directed his | Messrs. Grayburn and Reeves, led ord-row. on | : change tm. train isa Fast Limited Train to Gre fond of curry. Cut one-half pound of liver | conversation to the lady. on Eis left during the | Prine morning next at 12:30, I will meet m request once more npact the equa- SIMON N. JONES, Manager, i edly, | Cluciiuat aud St Louis, arriving tn Cincinnatl next into pieces for serving; soak ten minutes tn | COBYEtat i * Hone es A cantata De aeee nimity of Mr. Linton, and he is Just about. to , | 1 pre remedies, | morning at 730, St. Louis 6:30 p10. No extra fare -, Into pieces f i ten m: Ia | Niuutinder of the set. ‘On its couelusion he left | there, and a proper contract can be drawn up. | Pimits ol Mr. Linton Dorey ate Gan nite | tation tree nonials of | _feeharwed on this trait for ihe. thar: er; drain and fry in two tablespoonfuls | Mabel in the conservatory on the pleaof buv-| Yours truly, JAMES Boy ain, when Perey stops him 1 Leures or chronic. | For Pitixburg at 9:00 a.fi., With Parior. Car,and 6:40 ce of onion. When the | ing to look for bis next partner. Ak he walked here, my dear fellow! you've yot the ie ee ee | ee Louisville, Ky. nd i parlors, #22 Est, between Mth | Pim ais to Ptisburg Cleveland aud Detroit with add to the butter one | away he congratulated himself that he had | in vane Nene a TOU Ne wise we need’ uot prolone tie ie and loth: Washtngion D.te feztime ry hal fig Tg tablespoonful of flour, one saltspoon oF salt, | been as firm as a rock, and had taught Mabel’@ | that old Linton Is worrying lity ner ee Reed Bok prolong ‘this: inter | [IV SENARUS MAGN ETT AND FOOT | For Bettimore on mock dazs, 5. 0:20, @yt0. 7:20, 620 speck 01 If teaspoonful of curry son that he was not to be treated in that | gra or Give him that and . = Batte r ensable for pet ‘sutke = ha, train), powder. of stock or water: iauke | taunner, and “yet all the ‘ines (eine vine n thing foryoa iknow. at ant Hel do any) Mtr; Linton seems unwilling to allow the bust | Dn. HL ars cilintion. of the extremities, 5 (45 ult 15 4 m1 10:30 pa. 2B, 10380 5, 8: | from vintion of the extremities | p30, 420/440, 6-40, 7:10 76, Be 25, 130, 4:40, 5:40, 720, 7 Into a sta When cooked pour over foriable, and wishing he the liver. Garnish with slices of lemon. with he PRUNE PupvIne is del 5 ness to end th’ ret Is 23 aud made it up | + er mind that letter; it’s the one from | Cupitulate so ceca ee neraly prepared to For the rematuder of the evening he | Mabel that [in thinking about.” ever raee fous if carefully bere pAb ities cousin, until people began to | “Yes, that’s all very well, but look whata pull | ehier pe: tice the fact. ec garments are designed es | For Bal tic, neuralzic and nerve affections | & sultation free. Patier ou see in this atter Lam not the | A POSITIVE CUR R DRUNKENNESS OR : pm. =: ETIC APP! ints on the Shenandoah Valley railroad end tay oh concerned; my daughter's happi- THE LIQUOR HABIT. Phones, THE MAGNETIC APP ge ay made. Heata little more than a pint of milk | "Te" diy ‘hot se abel ai till she was | the letter on the other side xt you, Taking | ness is involved.” F st. nw. 5 1 . to. belling point, attr in gradually a lithe le eM: gain She was | the two together. the old ruffian “is bound tc leaving the room on Lord Ivor's arm with her “If that Is your only objection I think you | , Itcanbe given ina cup of coffee or tea without the | For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. ayd 12:10 and 4:30 p.m. on : $ i 3 Sunday 8:30 Am, 4:90. pa, cave in, She must have been in his study | may anal re Saye Wh y, | Knowledge of the person taking It; is absolutely Way biations’ between ‘Washington and Basi pci al GR TTS ae gulag | fueR she was packing up your parcel, and have | Mabel Will you allow Four hapa ten aus | hartaleae end will Giect a ‘permanent as ee | otter should call'at'25 16th st | mores bun uau, S250 nan, Leto ng tablespooniul of corn starch; add sugar to | pleading, 00 she was going | taken the first blank sheei of paper she saw off a : ‘ By bas het 5 : ay | Maw. ct i bs taste and well-beaten exes, about a tea-| through the doorway, Which he pretended not ‘ i ¢ of the Luformation I possess? cure, whether the patien isa moderate drinker or an | 0.W AZo Pm, 8:90, 4:40) or testiinoninls of men and | 7:05 and 1030 p.m. On Sundays, 8:35 am, h RK HLLLS | 1:30, 4:40, 7:15 and 10:30 p.m. For stations on ie Metropolitan Branch 7:26 a.m. dally except Sunday, Li his de-k; probably the letter was face down- M p's 8) Is clei sraied nutineg: | tosee. He did not stay long after her depart- | ward, so dhe wouldn't see the write om tho | r)bel’s answer ts cle . #nd add a cupful of | ure,and as he drove home to the Temple he | other side.” taken out, pour into | began to have doubts whether he hadn't made spoonful of butter and a Ii let this come to a be stewed prunes with ston women | arly in the affirmative, | alcoholic wreck. Ithas been given in thousands af for she rixes at once and places both her hands | cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has fol. thout saying a word, ke | and 9:30, pa dally. $340 pe ily except Sunday, aver 1 taney tight, but tomorow. it saying . lowed. IT NEVER FAILS. ‘The system once impreg. | peg lege a Branch, @ buttered pudding dish and bake fifteen or a great fool of hunself, and whether ue hadnt monite oat eos SH RIRENBT ROR Ce tiontomaker Have you any further objec- | nated with the Spectife, it becomes an utter impos, | | Saat qucept Sanday” for Lexington, 4 twenty minutes. Serve with or without suuce. | behaved badly toward her after all, The fol-| think that all this time h: been wasted if my daughter is willing to make a sac- | Pility for the liquor appetite to exist. 3 ppeus tment, 1416 | for Frederick, 9:05 am., 4:40 p.mn. ‘dally, ex: A little cream poured over each dish as served lowing Becrtiing Be -— made up his — to | through my not opening the parcel, rifice for her father's sake I shall not torbid hee, GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, 3 ee teatice penta ae Sunday. woe ee Dut then the devil within hing Siacceiit her, | | “Well, I must go now,” says Glascdate, rising, | Thad ole pre tee eee future, but they seem Cincinnati, Ohio, | Wastington, Putronized by ‘the most eminent | Fetakerstown, ¥:05 a.m. daily, except Sunday, and FeRxs tN BAsKeTs—There Isa demand for | but red that | «it's getting awfully late, and ‘to be | likely to fall through, so F bare merhle hae physicians ahd surgeons. Uitice fee, $1 asitting. (Halk 2 ca we 6:00, 7: : it would be showing a great want of irmness in : si ‘ For Sale by t H orth B = Denn tae West any, O88, 220 am, fern baskets to keep fresh and growing for table | {f doing, and Ahab inwee her piace, as the wrong. alone, I fan Tkuow I'should. But you'll let | to say except that the sooner you enlighten me R. K. HELPHENSTINE, more establishment, 11 North Eutaw st.) fi center pieces. As arule those (ee Sites | doer, to lena tor forgivenes and his; as the is me take the ‘locket, won't you; I'll bring it you on this inysterious matter the better I shall be EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, M's SI a Sot aot 100 en 6O6 pan Oo not bave success in cultivating them. In | jured party, tograntit. And so he allowed the | “Puke the locket by all means, my dear old | " “Quite so, my dear Corner 14th and F streets; also corner 14th streetand | ToLOG nd Ingrowing Nails ab- p.m. daily, exe a § Secon heh ety Adiantum, ‘such as | day we Dy, eee ee and ull the world, | boy, bat let me have it buck soon, for 1 intend | fonda ey ogee asa Penyanee Sone Vermont avenue, Washington, D. solutely aud permanently cured in & few treatemsane Frederick: fitermediite polua, 88 am, corum, which equally as pretty and | thoroughly’ wretched ani at ease. He ex: | it stall revert to its Ply for what dow tees | fm is pocket and ‘hands It to Mr. Linton, | Call or write for cireulars and full particulars. 19-00 | Alter 20 years of suttering 1 wes cures by DE meangaes ‘Traine leave Baltimore for Washington at 6:10, 6:30, Much more enduring than miatim. It must | peeted she would write, admitting her fault. | And thank you awtuily for what you. h Uthat be of any service to you, do you = — ty be scen at wflice, 1222 F street, 4 doors from | Trains leave a0 12:15, 4:30, 3, 44:20, andarterit has been soaked the dish Gr hacket | kits Yee Seen aenuheeanar ame en ee, M28 | done foraue; Wit hadn't Yeen forvou tstouid | ante! . . MM MM ERR NY x eit Coe 25, gout Sire plete Lor phy a) as been soaked the dis pas tk amg | Still have been the miserable fellow I was half | Mr. Linton glances ‘ NN oy ory . 4:20, 5, 6:30, 7:30, @ and 10% soba llcensd ie Sere : ; . Linton glances at it for a moment, “Good Re ed the Woiderfil Root and 2 gic, faeet cron cy e ponble trom | rem hie beavon he" Giey ef bas cts | adres lasted fone ofthe bxppsect men | wegen 1 the letter T have been searching for | MMM MER WX X rib diet eSune Etat ete | allteatng tom Washington stop at Relay Station ex pape Ber them sco pee ato See cad ees Ce ete Heian gh Wales prmcnity considering the time: of vihing can’ prevent it. The game's in| MM MEER S NS lg reenter Mpa e brag $3 | Per turthor interetice Syaty et the Baitiesane edone. § e cool . | a fix, 0 a night. Well, good-bye and good luck to you; ‘Own hands: this Is arand. t& ‘a ee Lreaiments at 1222 F st., 4 doors from = y ‘ODF IS y = Its her pluce to write, not mine, oT 7 Bien peste to tice 5 grand, But, my dear ape et | Olio Ticket Office Washington Station, 619 au Aur Coprisi is Witte Satcr—Make a |, "Itaney plice to, write, not mine,” ho tells | wiien 1 see gouaguin I shall expect to hear that | “teher, how came this letter in your posses- | Dr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenerm- y tune, and has brought oat ast cf bait | 1394 Peusesivauis avenue, corner 14th etfeet, et delicate white sauce by putting one tablespoon- | Himself, and iY as yesterday for afi the pride | GVerything is arranged satisfactorily on the o read pat was the reason of your keeping | tor, is made expressly for the cure of ‘derangements Years of baldness. For sale by Proprietor, | Orders will be taken for bi mae dieses ful of butter ina saucepan, and when it Is bub- | in the world; haps I was wrong after all, ee foneeal ed forse long of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of | i. 4 doors from 13th, up one fight, nad TS DUNTAR ST ceneen Sat Baltimore. bling add two tablespoonfuls our; stir well and | and it was ber father doing. Poor littie dar: CHAPTER III. question, Fehinis Le gor ik SRawee FOC" AEE | the generative organs occurs, from whaever, coger | _a22 © K LORD, General Pas vAgent, add gro ong pint of bolling milk. Have | ling. 1 was wron: Papeete a vgn dpe “What remaineth then to tell? ter, and us to the second, I was unaware that] | th continuous stream of electricity permeating ry .HE GREAT Coeeh Satan Makes (oie boneices | weenie, Lbalaved Uke «brute abe didn't care + Aullswellthat endeth well, , had it until last evening. Look at it Mabel, | through the parts must restore them to. healthy ue + PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE best to (Buy), beat, the Ssh inthe | Sorthel Glow i bet my We on it. it fe Sb they si and tell us what you know about it,” handing | Hon. There is no mistake about this instrument. TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. SE eae RRL een Woes. | own roe nA poidehisia Dsl) : new Shall I manage to catch her alone? | her the letter, which he takes from Mr, Lintom | Years of use have toated It, ant thousands of cures DOUBLE TRACK BPLENDID SCENERY. 5 aan half filled with boiling water | grand P 2 ooning | The old fellow won't let me enter the house if | ut the same’ Ume turning It over Be ther oes | ee led to. < ce py ee 1 ahd , chites |e. ‘Those old Latin dogs knew what spooniny testified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In ee IN Evrect PrercaRy 2p, 1 Seon ie Let them cook until the whites | aicanit. Bue t won't st aay more ofthe ‘old | B€ Knows anything about it, that’s certain. | may see her own handwriting. She starts, | capacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble A RES PILFSBY DE | Trains leave Washington, from station, corner of ane Gre, then pct an ce (es strc of the liven humibeg, ce cater betiaking. ecie teal Re see and Perey remains 1p deep and her cheeks, are the color of pop Hes $b an | of these organs is cured. Do not confound this with ; Without the use of kuife caustic oF | @rh and B streets, as 4 wn: ; arnis! -bo! sor parsley a ROE jought uni é train runs un he bridge, | instant. “Oh, Perey!” she , ta a uarant “an be consul For Piitsbi id tha ‘Chicago Limited Express Sr Faint: OF toast, and you have a good and | wnlseblet. (V'll Fun home sa soon as Akg ees | ABA Comes tow standstill opporite the plat-| notion of this’ How count Fabs poneaa ef | electric belta advertised to cure all ils from: head vo t, from 4 to ct wot Paice Weeping Carsat a0 aim. ails Fas Line Pretty dish. ifwe cannot arrange matters’so thar | ence | form at Harrow. His mind isevidently nade pid. but TrememberI wasin papa’s study when | '0¢. This ls for the ONE specified purpose. For clr- 2:40 am. dally to Cincinnalt aud st. Louis with ; A SHINY CoMPLEXION—THE CAUSE AND THE married this ‘Lon Be alle I hope that’s not a | UP Now—there is no hesitation or doubt visible | I packed the things up, and in a great hurry | culars giving full information address— “ i ‘Sieepi Cars from. Harrisburg to Cinclnuatl, and ReMeby.—A shiny, polished complexion is due | summons for chaitbors,” ab thers Warn ko oed | 1B his face as he strides away toward the hill, | fortoarhecnocte come back, and I'seized the ents cack: 405 1 etreet, Setween i Sak | Re ee eun Sic tee ates so chines, toan unusual secretion of fatty matter by the | licard at his door, “Well, Rogers, what is ier | atthe foot of which les. the Liutons abode. | Hrat bit of pager Local lees teas on, and I CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO., horthw ___101490w?_ | Tne: caren Tab cue aie cae Roe eS - . y ‘otis ct hoe ae But before he arrives there hé leaves the road, | suppose I took this by mistake.” PAYN (RESIDENT) MANICURE | to Pittsburg. Also connects dafly for Chi w shi, er ike ted solution of bo: to his clerk, who entered. tt 8u3-20 108 Washington street, Chicago. ) MAN to Pittsburg. 5 veh in. For this © saturated solution of borax | tos cleri whoentered. and clambers over agate into a grass field. | “Well, dear, It will be a lesson to you In fature : and “Surgeon Chiropodis—Finger-nalis beautl | Sleeping Car Pittsburg to Chloage, Malt , feed morning and evening ae a wuslt forthe | {A parcel and anote, sir” give me the | FBS Me tosses, and. jumplog the boundary to ‘return the presents 1 give you,” sage fled: Hang Nalis and itiux of Nails positively cared; | v.00 pm. dally fur. Pitsburg aed the West wath ce Isa good remedy. The best remedy for the note: Ane pon Gar eet 8 hedge, finds himself in another field that runs laughingly. Gas Corus, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails audall diseasesofthe | - Palace eee Cor sabingion to Culoago. trvjuble: as well as 0 the cure of tendency to | Bote; thatik ¥ou, that will d ‘exclaimed, as he | ®t the back of the villa garden, Keeping us hy. child, What is the meaning of ali this; ‘TEFUL—COMFORTING. lianas oF fest @1. ‘Toons an 6,655 Pe eeactoes | Foret ate PULOMAC RAILROAD. Sage Fue ered Cosa eT eae es | rein the tirerlan ih the tact taints ot, be | mach out of ight as pornibie ne culate tin e you been doing?" EPPS’ coco ee TIC HEREER — | 2s0b pum daily chcept Savarday, wish Palace ing: Fowdered borax, one-half ounce; pure | Feads the direction in the ha and it was just as | S4fden pailings. In ‘places the weather has | "*Papa,] must confess: f have been the eulprit Soeem: 3, A ERENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER, | | Witudeton to Rechenter % veerine,one our iS comphoe water, one quart. | $0 nell 1 Kuew she LHe face Warped ‘and twisted the ‘ouken fivips some. | all along, When I sent back Perey’s presents I BREAKFAST. 2 o elena elie wl ta en at home, 1724 Sth | For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:40 . . oA is Bett “What's om 4 what, leaving interstices through which he ut a little note in of m: wn ide Pi bong a.m. daily, except Sul . than ars in the shops, according to the opinion | |.“What's, this?” ashe opens the sheet and| (28 leaving Interstives throush which he youmAdeme write; and Vonine eee sper | _ By athorough knowledge of the naturel laws which, d_ patrons plv4m* | por New York sud the ast, 15, 8:80, and 13-09 uphedckigemaner guns Keer | "in: after your conduct towarame at bra tar | Sia ME Ber a” eae ett dts | rom ouedenkto write tuoneand Rhee PaRer | git ag omens erating waaay MEDICAL, & ai oR nk ed skin. urn, : After your conduct toward me at Mrs. walt. Mabel is walking up and down the | have taken this letter by mistake vel } 200, 105 11:16 in fine condition, and is cheap. neliam’s daiice it isevident I havebeen mistaken | garden reading a book, and hemnotices wn alten. | LaNe, =) Bey siincied Coc ‘Cocoa, tr. Epps as provided. out Dreakfust | ____EEALy XC. Fullingn Parlor Cars, O40 a.m. duily, except Su tks for dessert always make the din” | in your affection for me; your studied rudeness | ation tn her since he saw lier lita her | een ttle baggage, and soT havegot to thank | save ts muay featy doctors bile ie by te eke, | D MME. SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF | For Boston_without change, 2:00 p.m. every week- pleasantly. A baked plum pudding poet ae ae pany Sud ater what has oY ae ae: merry lee hing tekt _ her hee for all my anxiety and worry; well, I shan't fous use of sch articles of diet that a constitution may | hts taps 188 Beales, sastinet Ned 2; ek pandas. £00 ie wtb trntine coment ap perted with mea Made with ols Hanes, Be | left open, and the bearer of this will deliver a | ed girl secmns to have been mersal anes Fletcher for offering to relieve me of such a dan- | ‘es are floatifig around us ready to attack wherever M RED BY USING A BOTTLE | {ng direct transfer to Fulton Se sates ee served with as = with wine favoring: | parcel containing the Froep zed bave given | thoughtful and harassed woman. But she has | gerous party before you do me any Worse Mis. | ete is weak point. Wemay escapemany a fatal | \ i . BROTHERS Invigorating Cor- | phre perriaes across 3 5 nd’ 11:00 am, 2-00, eee ee les, put then in aster- | #G,at Various times. Imay mention that my | turned down the side path now, and must pass | Shick Parnes rate the ene how and we'll | Siooa ghd sepia ourselves well forttied with pure | dial. “Will eureans case of seminal weaknesssnervous | FOF Pbilade foam and 1:19" pan. On Sunday, 43 pleces one quart « ipa | father quite approves of the course Iam taking | within a few feet of him. His héart beats till he | drink confusion to old Buyers bare tone” wane OTC SEVIS | debility and. impoven 1 imparts vigor to the | G90; 10:00 and 11:15 pan. iimnited Express, bad waded cote eee oe ond at | and has secn this letter. Ofcourse, we shall | can almost hear it, his breath comes chery and| * * * . A * . . Rl Se SO RS ito gm, ally Sunday. Bane . eda Nace, pats ‘eee CA | Botexpect to see you again at Harrow. I re- | fast,and he trembles violently as he watches ber | Time has hurried on since that morning when | | Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in rT 4 SEN CONTRADICTED THAT Fo Halt E 30, or, 21:00 a muonds, one quarter of | main yours, MaBEL Lixtox. | approach: The moment has come—a step or two | we saw the trio In the garden at Harrow,” Gia | this oaly Taal ang) te eras eo in Jeb BROTHERS ts the oldest established adver |” 1205, 21 8:00) 7:40, 10:00 ¢ at it stew Until it | @Good heavens! shecan't mean 1t," is all ne | btckward—a short run—a scramble, and he is | Linton did win Ris ese aed the atte econ ee L Contiiently consit, Da, BROTHERS aoe Bee ce = me tke & paste. of chopped suet, | Says as he finishes Seeding end thee he | standing on the path in front of her, when I was dining with Percy I observed his AMES EPS 400. HomopathicChemints, | Sniaeeny count! De. BRUTE aa. @ peculiar to am end 440 pm Had anh sat nd i ot | Eade inp he estan in Wlaght for tne | agi Cd tat Sete meg orneaahy | Wile wan Wear Yoeket ofa Set posulst ihe aos aug, ailewuariga! ore | daly caso Gan u - | & i . 5 ck fs —Tins jaztne. trout y treat frien dish arid “ores Sugur over i | while, without utsting asound.- Hair Su nour | {oo much for her, und she woul tail did tes | Pa fctatin eon (a a good accommodations, ead ind eMtent mee te except Sunday. oop He sewed Ait ceca |. “Well (haven overet nd aah gies catch her in his arms. He half leads, half car- Driving Without Hi Tished to those who may desire to slay a few days EXANDRIA AND FREDERI se’ more | better than the rent of these? a foot foe ing | Hes her toa seat that is close by, and placing ing Without Hands. in the elty under his treatment. fe21-1m' WAY; AND ALEXANDRIA AND with the laver of deagh. Put in a | ls more altractive than a struggling eommonee | BEF On tt, fans her with hishat until she recor | The Gatherer, tp Cassell's Family Magazine. R ROBERTSON, THE WELLENOWN PHY- | gor Alexandria, 6:00, 7:00, 8:25, 11:01 and 11:35 = aban cae lous! ie fin. | aud'a coronce aiid sek re leee ho the right, | rsa little, A new method of driving horses by means Wn ei m., 2:05, 4 “ 00, and 11:35 pan OB etOr te (heoyen 1s BENwo ot coee faboue any day. But I didn’t expect this of Sta | et POO%, darling. can you ever forgive me all | of the feet, so.as to keep the hands warm in every Wednceday ad Ratendae oy tite een | Bu 8 6306 ALON wat S08 pan ae. American Queen. thicke Peecininik she Was true grit. Where ure | itka “Wut must Sou hare thee ae | cold stormy weather, has been introduced. re- 450 C st nw. ear 4, st. srim 2 to pan.,on al | *Quly und aa paar dail: ekoect Seeaay Hake toon sh bill of f ke these precious presents I was fool enough to be ej or? | cently, The method can be used eith 00, KK EEE rivate diseases. Both sexes.” Consultations confiden: | Trains leave Alexal Wi 6:05, 8: of fare fora Lenten | . os never having been near you all this time? y: either with Waste my money on? What shall I do with | "%, 5a : 99 EX §£ ‘al and @ cure guaranteed in every cause. Main office’ | “10:00, 1010 a.in.; 1:00, 8:05, 82 6:10, 7: dinner: Green peas, soup. Potato omelet, cur | them? Sell them? No, 1 dort nace aiter all “Oh, Percy, pagal He li'sce you. He's in the | or without the ordinary plan of hand-driving, 33 30 .N, Liberty st, Baltimore, Md. fel6-3m 10:40'p.m., and 12:10 midnight (except Monday, ns, stewed; caulitlowers, | I could do that; they ‘were her's onee, “wor f | @fawing room. You shouldn't have come.” the latter being resorted to in genial weather a8 O BEE T TH = ORG. On Sunday’ at 8:00 and 10:10 am FOS and Le eens chen oe id. | aftNever mind papa, darling; leave him to me, Goo “0o K K KER D 2uiTy OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS med 1210 night te and potatoes, plain boiled, | cant sell them. Conjound itt I'm getting child- | we'ithe glad euoteh ieee ae! But | H preferred. ‘The feet rest on a firm board, quickly cured by the Civiale Method. Ad znd 13:10 brie Cheese macaroni. Fruit, oes eo rene co ex eka Pak are you? I must know that first,” and the heres: is guided t y eget lowering es edad See pes “= Prompt return of vigoi 3 A, French dinner without meat is more | ting 4 upled division book: | “tefhere is no need to ask. is there, Perey?” ang | te toes, thus bearing bn one orthe other rele GENERATING STEAM. Simpio cases, $3 to 86. Taricd: Chestaut soup, ‘curry soup. Raised | case; “vou Il serve axa memento of where and | her rosy checks and smiling eyes speak more | DY, means of straps In connection with them, FOR COOKING PURPOSES. 160 Puiton et, New York. Pane ple. < tinea €4z patties. Potato re pA LE ever Want one; eloquently than her lips, those lips which are oe ene aig mounted on the FOR HEATING BY FURNACE DODDS Ee = ENE PUGH, Balls beased celery, Drown sauce: turnips with pleadings. Bat stay belore Tsay aioe ee uots | driver's hunds are quite Hes and coke pete | FOR HEATING BY LATROBES. D)iGure tor Nervous and’ Pijutcat Beolitge base Sata SASERED RAGE e, creat Pane ios [lum pudding, CHAPTER IL “Bat stay, before I say another word, tell me | driver's band Leekertet hie pene ee FOR OPEN GRATES. Vitality, caused by indiscretion, excesses, &c VIRGINIA MIDLAND Way. 4 ronl, savory vce. teee—Onnneo “She to him was ever true ; Yon Ivor Tell ae icin rita. feed [| apparatus can be attached to any vehicle ins TT MAKES A QUICK FIRE. pir Oth and ates Poles aie ons PnarmnaRy, cor- SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTR- te - " *. yy be ib h an “ - | rater, ,rult, coffee. ‘These are Lowers qnazieia love renew, they say, it ts only.a just pyhishinent, aq! Sone pera WEA Ce NE EYED | 0h wa etme aainone ee ORL Sent by mail sealed. annotate Schedule Ip effect OCTOBER 12, 1884. net ariel and lta Gey | tz months have pamsed ance wo saw Pury | S24 Liste lie" lng tyort Not never coune | eueke LEARNT LAT Heeteans| HE BOER ROT BURN Ta AE Ul "aa PREES ENG: | oo aNtnstiw OnUbGnn MEE ani 5 Important sable factor In Lenten bills | Fletcher last. And we are once again in his | be meceees tea ee ; Nr | mouth, whieh tends to keep him quiet, XT WILL Pay TO TRY IT. Inclose four cent stamps to, Chichester Chemical Coy | Bot eee gn dey ee ead Oe atte G of tare, fish. soot missed, where fish ix | chambers. The long vacation is Just over, and “Except me,” he interrupts. “Thank God for See cee No. 2313 Madison Square, Philadelphia,Pa. my10-eod pan Sceplig Badlet care rom New York and Ws eee aie eitcat iott, least At mas be spared | work has commenced again. “It is evening, and | that: Teaiatt hove tee at along, and so Philadelphia’s Latest Craze. FOR SALE BY THE CARD-T0 ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING to Atihota. cars from W. ete w somal mo Toe es oat re Foe Goce fos Serta panied eae & bee Ishould have done if I had only seen your let- From the Philadelphia Bulletin, . A som errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous 6:16 P.M.— CISVILEE FAST LINE. butritive fruits or vegetables, should assist to | is sitting where we first saw him, id if we may Ce my letter?” The two charming English ladies who have ‘WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CO. Benda reripe that care 'yoe, Pree of Charge. This Charitiv ii Giga, Lotugvig ang al Wop ives more substantial eharicter to the meal {ude by bis uppearance the last few months | «Yes, the one inside the parcel of presenta, | come over as head nurses of Blockley have set Temedy, was discovered: by a mlssiohary 1m Le Tier Grabane mua ie anal Saaemetarian | Have not been the happiest of hl iufe..'The | The sue: you sent cepaesne Tee ereseRts the girls wild, They flock with wild onthe, EPH T INMAR, Suton Drew iesks ° "| 1040 PM—SOUTHARN MAIL AXD cpu. Grabam mush isa good subsiitute for | lines round his mouth have deepened, and one | yours, It was your fathers: Shak = 40 Bushels Crushed, $3.70. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New Y. to all ‘Sout Southwest via pudding on certain ©. Make Just as | or two crow’s feet are beginning to show in the | "Hut didn't you see the other?” slasm to the lectures of Dr. White and the} 40 Bushels Not Crushed, $2.90. _ocdes,tu,thaee Pilg) and! ‘Cuaciotte, “Fuliigan Sleeping care Se ea aaah, Let ald a tew raisins | corners of his eyes; he has a careworn look, and | «Rayceaatd| mse’ fg othe Put the parce} | Scramble for tickets makes the excitementover | 25 Bushela Crushed, $2.50. F SEU aE ISON. Rew orkeet ates trons Stations = ng 2S core with cream and altogether: be ae oat Opposite to him sits away on a shelf ‘unopened, where it would | “Assembly” tickets tame and uninteresting, | 25 Bushels Not Crushed, $2.00. C a — Sew ee: ciao, fom ‘ashington vie olied sweet potatoes, Remove’ the skins sud | biygue quate, qlassdale; also, Lerrister, who | Rave been now had Ve wot’ bose for an ond | gene ciokets tame Just a trifle steep ij kus tne thotsaids: of canes. tke wor Rind and ot | Mantae Ditisiee Tes eaves Washingon st 8:10a, a : wth gposenotr pyr hin + rub | has jus! wR, wo friends | dent. Can you forgive my conduct, knowing | now and then, but they pack the amphi long: have been cured. Indeed, so. is | _m. daily, 2 bolsters through @ colander, muke "into | are talking over the events that have happened | Gents and Just dote Sver the stalwart entjedts that br. | DELIVERED 70 ANY PART OF WASHINGTON | 006 ianding have, eu cured. Tndeod, so Warrentos eave Washington at ©:10a.m. and cakes, dip into meal an try in hot butter, lntany pailee w cater 0c eit Gl eas has | " “Forgive? Aye, freely, if Ihave anything to| White uses for ifis demonstrations. It is glo- OR GEORGETOWN. jag | free, together with a valuable treatise on this 10 p.m. . Beside the Stik Vec's chanus, ead la now eine PeLok | forgive. At frat t thought there must be seme | rows to think. that the se on fast Wy shy gulerer. Give exrross and pogt-ofice For az information inquire, at anys : je the Stile. er's charms, and | ouring hap: | Mistake, and then I remembered what took | long enough to make the nextesne of Dee ee As Se 4 E nl very Other Saturday. care, one det Cueanne cas all Place at the ball, andI thought then that you | wives mothers quite @ knowing lot of EAD AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, B > We both walked slow! pened: Percy allows him to continue uninter | Were angry, and that you intended eet! | waves, Ss. N. ot RN aappeatea before me and made ott tbat Beneath the sunset Be LBs — é airs = n offers ould be over between us, for I did try you, 1 PECIAL OTICE. . is the Gidest Established Expert Specialist in this And Ucu Le climbed the stile 1did not pass, | HiSscongratulations. Glassdalé thanks him and | know, that evening. At first It corny my ine) — ty, i guarantee « cure in all cases of venereal ‘And there we said Geod-tye en continues: en T was staying with my | fault,’ Lord Ivor was papa’s friend "and'it oy, Dr. Tanner Redivivns, I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF o specictne, Or ne charms the pose uncle's people, lately at Brighton, 1 saw Miss | my duty to dance with Wins seen especially as | Las Cruces N. M. Letter in Denver Tribune. ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING | furnished medicine free. Consultation | He paused phe moment: I leaned on. the stile, Linton, a ae ree ipop tele her father, pepe bed eat me £0 00 80. ene then when I| Tanner lives. The great and only original Dr, | BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS | sworn to me by Dr. Ri 1854. nd fuced the hazy lane: nd Ivo them guest. wr a little nnreaso: ‘ann coeasfully HEATING APPARATUS, WOULD PARTICU- | fl4-im™ SAMUEL 1. W. ‘Public. But neitier of us spoke until we both Ot" te all Percy's reply, but an anxious, in- | and you muat adult. that, dearey dee eg | Tanner, who, su refuted the principal y' ane enw. |S Just said Geode ee quiring look comes into n= eyes which ts quite ish tc miracle of the New Testament by a forty-days’| LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY at variance with the carcless air he attempts to | or two. never ineented' te ‘part thes | 1st in New York city in the summer of 1860, isa | WBOUGHT FURNACES FROM THE WELI- be tonanlied dele ak See oe And | went homeward to our quaint old farm, | sume. “ST spoke to her once ‘or twice’on the hight anything but friends, And then, when I | resident of New Mexico. I have seen the death ple OC Ob Ee SOP eU eee | hours from i to 0 p.m. with ladica only. en pea eee pes Grectly altered tor the’ worse Bae ane Was Shgry and Lert and Pye og was @ Uttle | of this man en the TOSTEAL <0 at ONE nonDeEe toe : . , as crossed that fle . : ni From that time to this day. Rave lost all her spirits, and she looks far from OR $08, dear, ou have to forgive ae well eh $e $5 Jone zen thm ita agi’ CENT IN COBT. WOULD ALSO CALL B, LEON, THE OLDEST EeTABLISHED AND 3e Seouien, Teunew set Manahaas, Serve iets I wonder if he Sy er gives @ thought ‘Poor little darling,” mutters under ry sl tee th r malig bs for- ology, that the man YOUR a’ TO THE WELL-KNOWN | beconsultes "126 D st., between 1st oe fewest eek his breath and then aloud: “I suppose cheseee | SYSRIONE Ago, and as fr the lady i blue; she | and well, bute feaidentet Dens se eee ae. FOREFLACE, REATEES FROM THE FACTORY | All Se eect ae ‘Rant dissases. Highly recommended by Phy As I start sometimes dreaming that I hear gaged to Lior by now? Not matters t0 | nop ‘ ‘time, ai eve Pot | Mexico, where he is de AMES: SEATING TWO: moved. Prompt treatment. ‘and | sictans of Paris as tonic for convalescents and MS scomten ie ent are Cong bits know cae ind I have never seen her ‘@ néW religion ser Soous ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT. foriadies: Gdicsbouke tied and 6 to Daneel mis | Persons also for lang dive 2 2 “No, che tan't; at 1 didn’t hear anything that evening. Let us blot that miserable RitfeMfeveated to Rew pro} ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE J 1f he bad said but one regretful word, said abot ut it. But be teans it, revere an 4nd sow faite abet ord Tice, Pt forever. Tals era rabttal $4088 ARE ‘USED SERTSOR EB FOUGERA @ 00., agents, N.Y. e an ry t} “2 Uttle to tell_you, except that he was the oi is. " 4 A OF THE FINEST ‘SoLD BY ALL Davecmwm He would not go alone about the world, like that fellow somehow.” Kkind enough to ask thas a IN CITY, WHICH WE TAKE - Nor I'sit lonely here. g “T should think not; he’s a downright cad. Hb have sald Ho ts a gentiommas ta been the "world in no ‘Tanner, 1 New: IN REFERRING TO. ACALL sees oar Rela ian | RR coy ree a | Sa caps ak eam cnt | aan el aere| see a set » AXnd love was che ked in cute then, as if ashamed of so much emo | sald at Brighton, soT thi ’ sense : Ad so the stile, beyond the yellow grass, tion, ‘he suddenly Wubject and in- Ont, toe, ashe has indinsote ewe | Dons e Tenner = WALTER 5. Excuosrve, Miands straight across our lite. quires: the couse ail we have wulfarns uy een prope 6 * 3 8726 Meise Aba tie cco,