Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1888, Page 6

Written for Tax Evexrxe Sran, i] | and this is {ts stunning caption, in very large | written for Tar EvExtxa Stam. ne sermons lately preached are 8 EDUCATIONAL. LADIES GOODS. ___FAMILY SUPPLIES _. ~ WILD- ANIMAL LIES AND baa an ache ae MANNERS IN PUBLIC, eee’ a cuuaeen water Few sista oF sooxn sem SHITE LADIES TATLOR RD HABIT | J NDEFENDENT, JCF OO.— Beat QUALa! LIARS. e P ton Words of Advice to Thoughtless Amer | 5 /H0m do men say that youarer” and SEgnr Gets for Ighiccnele Soptumen so Rtdine | mee SKTt paar eae. Lan "DISCOVERT OF AX INDIENSE SUBTERRANEAN CATER teats Watnsias Fg Ng wen ome od ZOOLE DRAMATIQUE FRANCAISE, Hisbrts, Conte otc. “Busts Ce eed SC eh ‘BY WILLIAM 7. BORKADAY, acd ont of col eund entombed tn cofMns | yaxvans FROVERBIALLY GOOD IX Paivars—tapres | iuyeve” lism of Zole has laid bare the most des. 723 13th et., Washington, D. C. — 933m, wed é [copyright, 1888) Ghiscied out of solld:stone. A cave of crystals un-| yy yaTt¥EeS—PCBLIC RUDENESS xD aivare | ura when the corres Sy ekg and Me. ce Quick, novel, attractive method: ood =I Wee 5E Samar ren Sore = tion, practical ‘conversation. correct Patrouise ss nimais | AF te bed of the bay. COURTESY—sous FORKS OF TLL-BREEDONG—Fus | has told us that we all have fio MALATOG, | Prououns in « course of THIRTY LESSONS. New spon 13th st wheres ‘The man who goes forth to hunt wild anim: Tue description that follows beggars deserip-| awenicaN IN RCROPE. oe a Siaeeee forming. 207 Schoo} opened aut July eg K nd skeletons Will hear to show chat there is a best everything. ENS SEPCEMBER 24. sane pe Eee Ft —a ‘Of all kinds for thetr skins her | 20% AS well try to deseribe tlie late lamented ae ‘them 1s given the light of poetic vision, the ene Summer session of echt works, ” RINK GERHARD LAN@s More lies per diem about ee ae wey punt, | 20uble-headed political convention (of “African {(Copyrighted, 1888.} te aeallzation. of the: Paces, Lee tiem all che marthats Vineyard, Ciiare Clty, Nawe, X ss clave tends Rts: the prove it. Person living. Being obliged to o | Sesgn¥) held in the unfortunate eity of Wasb-| ‘Tne manners of American women are proverb- | World with light” and ther than Those wishing LLB. \. Dated y a Expo: — nds necordia: to his information, and to | ington. a8 to convey at second-hand even a feeble = at — cloud it with reproach, —-M. E. W. SEREWOOD. ‘will please call, or send name'and referemces, tO M Bae ed EL oo me cal Ing grou! ef lally good in private, but in public they some- is Sug® | OSm Pat o a Ant. Weating sand conditions of men | refi-ction of that marvelous peu picture. - “The Student's Help” for sale at bookstores, @2. ap21. bs x j-oearhacap ata iyenstorasdhaeraryrmpho termes! fre icent constellation of subverranean | times forget themselves. They are loud, deflant, Wau iu mascaiee a [P00 Des acs conrae ‘8 he gues along, bis development” of | Wosders whicir an eminent naturalist had recently | and notsy at the opera, the most flagrant sinners se tog hak wether hare SSQUMMER, CLASSES HALF RATES” FOR 0s adapted to the harmonious develop locajed directly under the biggest reat estate usually being those in the best boxes, Last win- they | Sony og aay toe Rt ot POOLE AMERICAN 3 Swnopper” No matter where you go. if You | poom on the Facife slope, ‘The tind ot the reaner | CSU iden bark tate wats ax a picier with dewy diainonds hoy Oe a SN 72ie, without doute, the Best towr offered te sirous of obtaining definite infor- | can scarcely grasp the spiendors of theerormous prima ‘The daffodil and violet. a ER ‘Payee this market. 330 per iL. meow nabent living creatures, Jou are sure to| cave with Ks sctiactite aha eealnguicen ervocal | laughter was heard from a consplouous box. At their breath of dawn. cal Barmory, Gesture, Tickets now mmaie : — mation about living creatures, 5« ‘alleries and ceilings. Cords upon cords of sculp- | an Irving matinee what a scene of almost brutal Be MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION of GOWNS, slic! ited, hay selling in class who think it | § es on ing 1 tot NS, slichtly soiled, have been meet individuals of ' re ¢ verlag rot — stone coffins and ene eee — etuelty could have been witnessed as women Browns Haley city lowe, as = tone for $2.50, €2.75, and $3, WE WILL OFFER FOR Smart to “Dil up” every traveler spiced mammies galore. The Washington natu- a A 3 street went. : Af they think Fou will print it all in a book when | ralist made bis explorations stealthtiy, and when | Pushed their way to the front. Little children Baa tines cece aro 816-8m_(Half's Block East of City F. 0) 3 Manes REE A om you get home, they feel that having fooled a trav- a Game out raked dirt over the hole he went in af were _ danger of losing ial lives: ‘args Pocdeped ‘To grace the dimples tuere. HORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED, 2 Su, Sa ke AS Ai — bos in Order to keep the location of the cave a profound | ing of angry women Ww! a.cror — : ee es jz Ne oy awit net tear "soncutetoramytang® are | Hrs jtaulvmrasaro cam be Taxon iPr (Ms | om the “whom iden Of genonses ad’ pole | Ane wha by maidens aida MARR ST shhine armcembniag eg: | O58 = Symes Eee SM | GECTEN LOC ant SPU DLLME a will meet these “tod place from vandais. And the joke of 1t 18, al Dame Nature's sweets . =e sre invaluable weste repairing touPe ‘Dyer sngartvot the gi that se tabablted wy | Purpots ‘obetidiatnemperinan intervie, | Tae recent anaihems of the clemy| attadieary Santen Sev Garo liter i forndae Wipewetine | 92 Jot of,CAMDRIC CORSET COVERS, Bhatt. “Detulty aod Chuliren’s rack Se trae € uzed man, for! am io nd the Dame of the scleatist 1s ne x ngregations com- . ‘gharge._ Cx ad stay Pros- ~ y roe ‘ Ck Soble savage bas anno Manednyaneals | ICs coo ad to poit a good story, but te seqne | ited tele charge” must have arisen trom In rustic corduroys. Patton "ge, sean Wane Ba AR E Witt Orriu FOR Sguais sor HEAUTH PLOCR Sout Yori of e ishmen: ou will fro ae ove 7 | must be told) When this superb luetion | their observance of the Ty women who ist h ‘miss ia" aw. 7: fering from Greenland’ icy mountains to India's coral | apearet $e! Soua ‘ype, with names ‘and dates | euch other In the vast crowds Delon then t Pane Boge mien thie coptivating ae a de we A ot per es 5 5 strand, and speaking every civilized language. | attached, the scientist had the refined cruelty to | fty, Graco and St. Thomas on the festivals of Attired herself 1a raiment new, Dats, i w. [New clawes vo Spring sewn | da MWB FR fA } sectors ervown, 3. ¥._ Jf you don’t beveve it the next time you are in a | write a lécter for publication in a rival journal of | Christmas, Easter and the Annunciation. Bellev. Sqzaviahingly sweet, she drew => jena: Practical Business Course; Emlish | qsaaee R sea g os wame country Just Jet 1t be Enown in & mixed com- | at California town. In speaking of ose mar. | ing with Burke that “manners are the shadows of ‘kisses from the sun. Branches: Stenorrapby snd Tyoewriting: Elocution’ | @ wi ERE AA © Bawa. Ven: at you want precise information al velous wouders discovered “in ine bowels of the | morals,” the reverend gent looking down on Pitman Phono~' ia * _ . > Eame, pest and present, aud’ see if the cute liar | garters says: upon a'surging mass of femininity who are with Bayi ts poseomeed no euch eupply , Pej tas proning Seesions tor Ladicn snd Grotiomes: | | Ourc.B CORSETS ‘p. White and Gray Conti, einen es oes nde bob up serenely. As a certain Teutonic | “rie wonders he [the reporter] describes surpass | TPO, SUTEIDE mass of femininity who are with ‘And saveon sebbeti tay, be were bsolute y Pure. coien Geoaeateen. Witt SoW Ofrex rata ron scspvecshismmiamanes acquaintance of miue always used to say when- | pellet. He ts altogetuer too generous to me, and | and plunging fists {nto the unresisting back in ‘The trousers of the day before, H. ©. SPENCER, Principal, erer the name of any western game animal Was | wickedly unjust to himself In connecting my Same front of them, the rector oF the Benop oan but be Stuffed in his creaking boots. |ARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal, - THE PERFECT PATENT SPRING WHEAT FLOUR joned, “I've seen tousands ‘vusam With his wor jory belo leve that all the evil passions reign in a ape a aA een se pS eee Gentle bosoms. "His mind on boly things in- Between his puckered lips he blew PI pe A tg yy BASING SND FAINTING ACADEMY OF FOE EN One trial of this highest erade and you will useee But, mind you, I do not allude to the cute Har in | has demonstrated what remarkable results follow | tent, helooks over the lilies at something which re- ana his nimble, qwhSatling notes, the ordinary kinds, and caunot be sold in competition | SORMtLY: who has had I tedale ant seeied Le a other four. Sold by whe following well-known GRO. & complaining, spirit, for, unless he crowds the | the enterprising reporter when ho diligently | sembjes the procession, of ishwives who’ went to oat Re a ebla, whistling notes Mith themultituds of low test. short weight alum oF | SQ" turope with the most ceictrated wien te fm too hard, ie, like Arcemus Ward's kan- | explores the Lowels of his imagination. He suould | Yersmiles tolment won Antoinette, and he 81y3: Caught up is Goble eee Bhorwustn powders, GOLD ONLY ix Oar few | PRevent, children Torraine careless habits of drawing, | cers: ‘@ Most amoosin’ cuss.” Many a duil | have withheld the publication until the 1st day of must rebuke thls people who have let loose all ‘EDO PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ey Will be received Saturiay., at folr years of ace uae > oe J0UM Bt. MAGRUDER. 2427 Sow Yertove, ir bas he heiped me vo kill in lonesome back- | april, when he could have added to the other Won- | the angry passions wulch led to the French revo- “Poor fellow: thought this fair coquette, and u] wards, for almost nothing. Instruction in every Eee > ots | » y eg reeds a 1 a a or oe tre nked fOr | ders ‘a petritied horsecar and half a dozen fossil | tution." ‘The manners of American women in pud- ‘Tl drive bis mirth away. a Hrenme Classes for Laiion MM St Bssy CHAS. 1. KEIZ00G, Masonic Dumpta' {he strain put upon bis powers of inveution was A | menageries.” pe ey ig 9 rae must have aired Pp ednesdays at 7. as-Lun" uM S =| GEO, E, KENNEDY & SON, 1200 Pst Ustener. If a man tells an interesting but | "in “South America, while hunting on mons of Bishop Coxe and the Rev. : i oh Se ae eat f ; 50S aol eas lie, Or a story that you yourself have told | pesequibo itiver, 1 met a native who nad with bis | Both gentlemen sare We ae Lor ae To to town to-day. Qorcx Suzs Axo Saat Proms. OORKEEPING TAUGHT Lv PEACTICAL AC TTRSTHAXDDsTs” | W- & ABBOTT, 1721 Pennaylvanianve, @aousand Umes, to interest you, the gen- | own eyes seen’ a Teal, live-and-kicking, s4fe- | women are bad, Dat Uist the mass -the crowd, ts “Good graciount thought this maiden fat MOTTO OF For particulafs address J. LEONARD, box 283. 085 1 ‘| RA WALKER, 1600 7st. erosity of his desire to entertain entities him to@ | enough mermaid, He sald it was weil known to | bad,” &. ‘The crowd and the crowding are Dad, id shows no signs of grie(? 5 _ FM. BURCHARD & BRO., Pa ove. end ayet q@murteous lstenet Still it és sometimes hard | aij the fisbermen in those parts that these ani-| put'the morals of American women are not bad. it look which glimmers to ihe aight ¥.S WILLIAMS & CO., Druggists, ‘ar aaaioror we 10% AND jal4-ehkatm @ St tnrough & “wicked, damued, palpable lie” | mais live in the Essequibo, for several persons be- | There is not that immorality in the blood which rurely, if I Judge aright, WASHINGTON B08 AXP | "Tee Pansy Constra a ceecicnimannenenniaelanslll a eae ae ee neat Fisk of being | sides himscIf had seen them. In that latitude, | just now especially shows itself in England; but -xpreasion of relief.’ Under Mosonic Temple, corner Sthand Feta.nw., | | Sat Wales dubia Mieccticn aol tears: m orm - pat down as a fool; and many Uunes | have longed | however, the great Barnumisn is known aS 4 | their manners tn public places have evidently de- ‘The hne of sunset's ardent gleam see Rotiecuea tea cade ehiteaa 1 baie emaeetomee IMPORTED IN TEN MODELS, RO8s “POXAL BELPasT GrNamn Le, eee eg nd Aable language | «waver-liass.” And this was the lone flsherman’s | ceived foreigners, aud perhaps have affected the ‘Turned choevs of tan atuees pers frie a ee atecs ack Pacem omate | maeeemcens egg the gente Carlyle one used, sas meerante ales account of nite meeting rita the aquatic maiden, | clergy, eee oa AE Besxclatned, “O don't mind meg the city, pina sare errant ghee cess pan, Jude, A, J. Ben! NOTICING THAT (Original Tmportedy, who sat bear him ata grand dinner, “ You | or madam, whichever it really Was. HEADS AND HATS AT THE THEATER. ‘This 1s my busitiess here, you see, fe stiees Me ar ee Ee seer Garis tame inthe | Vat wu al alone by mysel sleepin’ ia ms boat: | ara crowded eure in. Philadelphia on Christ Tvs mam’ that is to blame. as shown by the following partial list: Se = USPRINCIPLED DEALERS cotinine, world. si OW ~ | which Was anc ¢ : a ‘dow | water ma ‘sho’ le mas day a lady feit 2 sharp prod in the backin the “She told me I must show you round. QUININE. ing,” Particular attention to 6m oor ofa cute lars long-winded indiction | aoe, atawt 40 yards fum sho’ In de middie uv | mad day a lady fet a ated: she turned and saw | And let you firtabity hone wishing to ts aealied fer testbercs | ARE OFFERING INFERIOR CORSETS aS Refreshing, Wholesome, Non-Alcoballa we the close of acute Liar's | ded mM | de night, jis wnen'st it happen de moon War shin- peated; ed Kice of you didn't find a chap 1 dozen 1-grain Capsules. ayes to. splaewesinie Dy snorting gut, “Oh! WUat TOC” scarce, you | it pucly’ Oright, my boat iL. gin to Tockinl, an | thatit was her most intimate friend, who was ‘Totumble in your purty ieee dozen 2-erain Capsule a a wanone Gikeeaiy Gru | THOSE SOLD UNDER THE PANsy TRADE- All Grocers and Wine Merchants, find « deal of amusement | ustudying up the | 1," Oke UP. reach up outen de water and botch holt nce, When fh curbed et woes ae Rea Tapes dere Oepeibaa, opines nea Clap Poet tice. Th Miebeet Sands MARK, I WOULD NOTIFY THE PUBLIC 31-203 ast here tha ot Wo | ‘a’ neck, ’n’ bres, anid long hubr, js like a wor | Son. ‘There is another form of ill-breeding com- meee thing « re hn, aces ae ee ema ae ha tor han net enon | Lxnowd it war's waterchass. "St raleed iteet up| Son’ noe uty te anew rae ee co ‘sides, fur the little bit you got 290 Loe ee Preadent. 0. K. UE) THESE JUSTLY CELERRATED GOODS 13 anger of my doing 30 now, for they never read 2 | with it two arms, mos’ outen de watah, ‘n'leaned | Seated In cuvech. ‘or in the theater, and fuer ia the Mamnt said the otber day she thought 100 grains Quinine, EP“ ARDC TOWNSEND, z Araisclass newspaper, and this gAFFUlUYS gOS | oy. 4 de side omy Boat an! looked In.” bobbing of heads, each head crowned by a high 5 ie TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, AT 1194 BROADWAY NEAR 29TH STREET, Fiovsg Frock. Will pever me pm “What Kind of teet did have?” bat or preposterous bonnet, so that the person be- “An’ it’s a blome sight funnier <1 <! In all countries the tuititndinous Wars are EhG | _, Hit aida’ have no feet, but fum she waist down | ning hs no canes at the play at all, This 1s a ‘Than workin’ anyhow; Ayer's Recamier Preparations. —— NEW YORK. THE PANSY CORSET 1S eT eee wie ee, Aaa | she Woy be like & thks, “coptin ii. Gout have BD | senor seanone rag tin outeage of fashion which Tijlzather climb a tree thr ems deere Soman Boer a a a ES STAMPED WITH MY NAME AND TRADE- —_ Starrelous abundance of game or the number of |“ 2iv (uly ist skin-lke, white and auiny. convenience caused by he Palne aa ‘A wrestint with's plow 55 ees Ayers Vite Nuove For the trainine of teachory wane. msi ~ “What color was her fa ~ a convenience ca y The Vain and silly woman “i Alleock’s Porous Piasters % with “ Bead Killed ina day than to enter thé dangerous | «White, sah, cla'r White as milk, and ha’r long | Syn quence caused by the Play at all to the quiet “ eztapil Rieter atest 4 Prima THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD. Seid of tho explolter. The multitudisous Har 18 9 | an’ plumb black.” o> | fentleman betiind her 1s oné watch cannot belsut- Teprestiton weds” eee me ed ee 3. ¢. DEVIS, _ dor,wherever he shows his hand, so many comped | c1qqU% atk notatm, sah: for toe me, sib, 1 long | fr = nacelle Pg ed She'd drap tue mighty quick. Brown's Jamaica Ginger. a ceaeaa ss Gara werse | $3 FRE RRR REE Ors spring up he ts often, crowded to the wail and | beto™d' once a man ‘was sasay UO a water-hass | Uoqung MMU Fulgar and | infinitely wube- “Yon don't know, Sairy——!" ikea flash _| Benson's Capcine Plaste wee x a ce go ke fee Fe nixed pecullarity, abd toatis iis Dealing. | 2241¢ Jest tooked ne down and drounded he. sub, | Opera “the ‘head’ of ‘ gitama gate! interposed ‘The city damal turned; CuticuraSosp............ ‘Teacher of Violin Piano, and Organ. 217 ,10th Se Ff ERE, one marked pecullarity, and taat fs lis total tna | | jess" uid'n’ dur more. Byme-by, she leg-go My between the spectator and the play the universal Upon her ch-exs a crimson hue. Cushinere Bouguet Soap. streets.w. Terms reasonable. 2-3m — Ooo RE kee by eee ieee celinabe sonsers and camper sass | Senn ve 8 DAS Ree see acer leieaik | Verdict would be “off with his head.” The modern And as she Vauisued trom the view Carter's Little Liver Pills. mu! w rhe ve mn, An’ st Ss a aball. If hewants to send you to acertain dis | ps ne eottom. bizb hat and bonnet 1s one of the sorrows of the He said, “Well, Pil be durne i= VERNON SEMINARY, De next wawnin’ J found hangin’ rast erasplinter | modern’ play-gooe = CuticnraResolvent...... ne x 2 = ret he velis You that you wil find the animals | on de side av my ol" boat long black har Jus tike | Maney in public ‘places woud de wetso seas sinh adam eas tied *, | Caticura Ointment, 80 | 1100, 1104, 1216 Mo STREET AND 1193 11TH Trousoss Cerssrarro Grove THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT you Want “in millions, sir; millions! You can get | g write woman's, more'n fo' feet long?” low, quiet bonnet and to study to keep her head Ween ta oth = aoe jage Business, Carnick's Solubie Food Med. 4 STREET N. W. : all you want inoue day." ss smand around | _ tbe alr of religious co tion and earnestness | stil, so that tue person who sits behind her could | From the Detroit Free Press, 3 Carnick’s Soluble Food Large........ 720 | <French and Enetish Bosnfing and Day Schosl tor ee ee ee tent | with Which this marvelous occurre: as re: | see "the play. Then, loud talking and moving | When “Never too Late to Mend” was produced | Campbell's arsenic Wafers....... bed is pe ml rth y - Sardea by Ou» soatary specimen, and outy one, | MCS, WSs most convincing, and ever since that | about whlle-n play iy golng Ga tenho ars oe | at Bocch's ‘Theater, just before it was torn down, Arvenic Waters Longe 2.00 | *Statieuier Pitermediate und Primary Depar:mente FITTING [net a felmecountrymaty in Havana, wie claimed | WET have enjoyed the luxury of knowing the | bie taste. ‘There are’naay Ampertinent people | an amusing incident occurred. The first aét of | Calder's Dontine. 25| ‘Tforocel inetraction in ail brauches tn'eccosdace deans b> bee newspaper covrespoudent. "With most | Fal Lavitat of the meriaaid, Baile to. thetr digas eee irene eau SuAL AE | che play 18m barn-yard scene, and to give fa | Sirs Cream Bale, £0 | Ntunriceuts Near: Second Term begins FEBRUARY UL C indignity. And after these come the - J ‘Trteen 5 Snow “what are you doing beter” and when T sald HINTS FOR THE LADIES. Careless, Who fall tuto a trap of unitation, ‘Then | realistic effect acalf and a number of chickens Fallows eytup Hypopbonphiisa 100 150 dao mas new schoo! butlding. beated Ly steam Beware of imitations of the Name end Brand, and bt know “what are you ee ee Gome the honest lovers of fun, who are ready to | were introduced, Among the chickens were two én H ‘caste = 13 25 | and coutaiuing Chapel Heeniourrocms Gissetocms | OCO ERR ,SSs FFE TIT «SS, 2 4fhavescen mofe manateesin thisisiand thand | Coamsz Sreaw bonuets, draped with colorea Who do not much mind wise oe hea eae aN | roosters. A quantity of cora had been thrown on | GeTmse Cote B37 nnn: 70 100 | sud Orice. Go 88 Guat Sse Ee f Samy | resndsnsest coat cteremcn cr term med Perel about ow por searconsitae toe wa | Mae, APe 8 NeW fancy Se. araR a apes og he ge | maf inmate ant thy, beeen, tc | Bovine ie FB 100 | rerpartewse sprit $08 So? EE sat Ee fad pon tg Broocues of translucent enamel in the form of | on, nor do they think of the effect which thar DIght all Went Well GR doe are ea ere | Hood's Sareaparilia, 7% 100 et Se j “ore non, shave hothing.” 1 suid, “A, friend of mine | Mythological heads are in vogue. own manners are producing. Sce where the bere tones Kouvard the end Of £6.) Hioraford's Acid Phos 3% 50 EJ ached aoa over bere on the Isic of Pines once had 27,000 in | Sims are growing wider, but the difference is ‘THE ENGLISH GIRL. daughter, ‘The scene 1s of the pathetic order and | Horsford's ‘Aoid Phosphates G3 200 | ypes DENIAMEN FULLER sMiTH. TEACHER One Berd, but the foot-rot got amongst them two | made entirely in the back Widths, A rather severe writer in the Saturday Review | the house was absorbed in jt, when suddenly. the | Hof bene (Terrant's).. = $0 | Hous ‘received Motdaye aud ‘Thuredsys irom? to + and bave the imprint of ee sae ee on tnemountae culstast | Bopices of thin material suitable for evening | condemns the modern English Sin 1s ths follow. | Eee rooesere caused. & divecsion by attempting to Nacaueneeen ae aac z 25 | Ade HM Ba. Keferenees: iccame Bered-Jea NEVER HAVE BEEN EQUAL TO PRESENT geal easing meres tollets are smocked front and back at the waist | ing terms: “Netther the moral nor physical train. Ma ueuen ual tees aoe oe cement ee aay cong! ea s. a 55 | Seas Mom Sscrecary, Whitney, Wad; Min, Ge From the way that alledged correspondent giafed | and shoulders. tng of modern English giris ty such as to justify | approved style.” Of course the scene in the play | Hanson’sCorn Salve. 9 15 a7 SAL CURIBTIA NCE INSTI. ‘MAKE TWO GOLD MEDALS at me for the next five minutes J felt that got | Ret. wheat is used toa considerable extent on | the hope that she will be invariauly above re. | sees had to step down and out until tne sortow- | poi; Ditters per bottle. 50 100 | aT OAL, CORIBTEAS, SCIENOR INST. . =] with him at all events, | the new bonnets, for making the bonnet itself ag | proach. The lives they lead, the aim set before Most amusing liar of tnis kind that I ever Was @ little, insignificant, cockeyed Engilsh- | well as for trimmings. them, all lead to degeneracy and deterioration, ing hero could drive the beligerent game-cocks from the stage, Which he did amidst cheers of a Imported Bay Rum, large bottles & » oe s d patients, for ction and treatment in ristian MORE POPULAR THAN EVER, ’ Attached Nope genuine without the twe gold medela = cs hey are permitted as they grow up to develop ali | poruon of the audience and a demand. from the ¥ of each inonth, For further. Pretry Costumes have the skirts of striped silk 4 " 7 . mafic | Poruo! 100 | the Principal, EMMA GRAY, C. 8. D.. normal course: ied the hotel at which we st the vainer elements, to study to show off, to cratic | Pallery that he let the birds ight to a fulgh. 0 | the Principal, 4 cour in Colombe. itis favorite, held of conquest eas | With a polonaive of cashmere, the Hho back Pes (2 | on their charms for charity, for popularity, tor | "Arce Unt ie, was lmporsitie to gett et ention 75 | gadsateot ube Mabsachusctis Metasbysical collers | A Perfect Fit Guaranteed, he dinner table,with about fifteen diners on deck. | for points or opened in front or at the back. Rotoriety, and their ambition 1s to become pro. | forthe remainder of the act und thecuriain went 50 Sie GW ALLGRAUIS Gs eean — WO matter what observation or experience Was | S&aLl Black MaNTLes of Bengaline stlk or em- | fessional beauties or something equally puor and | gown on a disiressingly lame climax. 50 MIV ATE LXeeOe TS a OF a ae | 2 NGTHS. TWELVE GRADES. HIGH related, Farthing always reserved the right to put | profdered cashmere, trimmed with metallic cord | objectionable, ultra fast and iashionable Women.” | ‘The property-man of the theater, who had 20 | sop etuts copddential: prepares for college, ‘HREE LEN a ihe cap, sheaf, no matter what effurt it cost. | passementertes, are worn with dresses of all Kinds. { This 18 4s sevére as anything that Bishop Coxe or | op Le, BTOpett ve stock,” was naturally much dis- 95 | Seba yy Tater Oe ee wh ond Kota mi denny Tac ren cxcept him: | “SPRAYS AND CLUSTERS of faded roses, wind-torn | HEY: Morgan Dix ‘could say. It all goas to show | ebtAined tue a conireteinps, and doubly so when weit, Finally he 3 $0 0 standing joke when he was not present; but seiast he got his quietus and froma quiet ous Tashioued | um sometimes but three petals cling to’ the stems, aro the iatest that if morals are not bad, manners certainly are. IC 4s no new thing to hear'society berated and at- the tormidabie John Stetson, (hen manager of the N. Te nerrrez sonoor, oF taNovAcka, EST AWARDS GRANTED, M. W. GALT & 00., Yomention. The above ‘Tne Care called “La Tosca” is made for spring nglishinan cme Into the Casino Gining-room with her hands in ner pockets, and e nes, l= 814-6e ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. wn hase Ue cides pmnet Rowers | tacked, It has happened since the days of Louis | man epmronehed tick Gath fea ae eet. | Parkers Hale Baiests. 50 WASHINGTON, 725 14TH ST. X. W., THE BEST GOODS AND CHEAPEST FOR Amfrican bos twelve years old, the son | Sopicrs which have the sides prolonged into | XIV. The brillant ching Which we call soctety 18 | and betore Stetson could say anything began {0 | Pierce's Golden Mel, vory. 200) Reston, 154 Tren mi St: Brooklyn, 40 Gonct st. of a ship captain then present, and I was the {nn0- | paneis that fall straight trom the belt to the hem | a finely-woven fabric of threads of different sizes | apologize. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, 201 Ge oraine Ce a —_ QUALITY, ” Gracodtie shooting I Remarked that 1 Wes ceak | Of fe, Skit, WIM be a feature of costumes again | APA Colors of contrasting shades. | im this wed | “PUKE Any scree ents thing happened, Mr. | Pierce's Purvative Pellets..... 25] Qdsversational ruowledse ie ONE ae TWO TES HOUSEFURNISHINGS. €rdcodiie shooting, I remarked that it wasa very | poet spasm His of alusorta are caught. ‘They struggle, they | gretson,"he said, “but 1¢ 18 DOL my Laue T Coulda: | oecnete Poediee 50 | S10 in email classes, also private lonsons, oa aS re oat 1 teas acer Utd get them, the | ‘says high authority-concerning low bonnets: | ae The Spiders and Che Wakes ae noe OtEE | tell that them there roosters would fight luke that, | Pure Vaseline, sa 10 | _ Highest reterences. Terms bevin vow, “16 FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Liha ‘best days’ Werk thal lone even where | | SAYS hig a Bi y eo agree- | and Vil wring their cussed necks a8 soon’ IS | Pure Vaseline, large... 1s F Bs Ft ‘Wey were the thickest, being the shooting and se. | “They must be spiky till the hair is lowered. A as the butterfites, but they are all altogether. | here periormsnce is Over.” 2 te of ix specimen’. ‘Fartbiog, wh fad been | Mat Dongen high Ral is lke a postage Stamp oo THE NEED OF MANNERA ‘Coutrary tothe’ Unhappy man’s expectation, | Pomade Vaseline = THOMSON, LANGDON & CO. NewYork, | nevRIGERATOR, Ol, GE'GAS COOKING STOVE intently, cocked bis eye at me and tri- 3 <i SON. to laugh. = | een =] ve invite your inspection of our lange variety of ‘een ‘ahaounced bis record as follows: ‘Taoex who had black taco gowns last summer] ,Xomswhat, wand of the enchanter can be | Stetson Uepan LOiaugD aro [Bar E coals 335 | $200,000, eTeRE CoE, GANDEX: Sole Manufacturers een enn atore asta. Wifben 1 was in australia Touce killed aad Sot | and find that the lace 1s the worse for wear are | Pussed over this web, but the fine thing we call “Buy a gold cage for’em, ‘They've made the hit | 8. & 8, large, 175 « 9 Cost of Sinine, Beswctemp | pas sewte ‘We are also showing the ianvest assortment of ap my bands a nundred and twenty-seven croco- | yuizing the sili: skire waist Unings by covering | Manners? What can bring all these varied poten- | oF the pi Scotch Oats 100 | Point. contuinine about 400 acres and three miles of GASOLIN« STOVES. cg oe 1p sulkily from his plate of | 2! With draperiesor Russian net, | Sialittes into Rarmony but good manners? We = founds or aks teens ae ae SEST TEE Meshingson, which we are offering at joe Brown y ie “ raw must have sympathy, that pleasant. thing which : 2 = very low fiyrares curry and slowly exelutined, halt under Lis brest aE er ae ae ar ee ast speear is neve | Saxes ta feknee antl rections Witek cation a Saturday Smiles. ‘Warner's Bago Pile 25 | BARRETT, Rockport, Me —_ 2 | Bor Krsnears Cerznnaren Sram. | "Soskin SrOvES im ewest vertety. “Ob, give us a rest” aoe aE Tings and, airy as they be, are garnished | the ‘ravelled sleeve of care:? Which leaves Wh | Mrs. X.—“How does your new servant S111 Suit | Warner's Ki iney and Lives Gaze. 125 | QUMMIT POINT HOTEL, GAITHERSBURG, MD, | HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, &. eee en er ee ee ee ee eT Caer ee cae ar tana i, Barrower lac aNd | strong for the battle of life. ixow if we harcqoed | SOU!” oe Slon Mee brauch B sid 0. ine popular sunatacr te LESS PURE GUM DRESS SHTELDS. | Please give us scell, W. 8 JENES & 00, to the end of the new breakwater. towering clusters of the softest ostrich tips. mahuers we do tot wish to crowd Into churches, | Mrs. Y.—“She s a perfect jewel—polite, handy, | Wyeth’s Beef, Wine and Iron, 100 | Sort has been thoroughly ‘rnovated and. much ime = } ats & OO. . at ae ever breaks any dish better than ail, | Williams’ Beof, Wine and Iron 60 200 | proved, aud will be opencd under new manacement, | Satin, Sik and Nainsook covered, They HAVE NO H 4 “2 __31F Fetes. text to the muititudinous type comes the colos- | Frox Paris comes the ornament, more novel | or at matinees, Or to DOD Our heads aboncewiiy | Ri renks any dishes, and, 33 rf dation of wucsts, ou oF about Mey i | BOGAD ioe WAHEAS TED oa — oo ) sui liar, whose specialty is the breeding and rear- | than pleasing, of afresh pale green sprout of any | maa behind uscanuot see the play. If we have | homely as a hedge fence.” Wilbor’s Cod Liver Oil and Lime... 73100 | for the! aces gmmodation of wursts, on oF suout May 1- | EQUAL. Every pair WAREAS or money re pe Conus Bus dneaien, ing of gigantic individual animals To his tape- | forest growth, with halt a dozen very real-looking | MaNhers—good mauners—we shall not meskes | Old Mra, Bently (making a call—«How warm | Williams’ Phosphatic Emulsion, the and particulars apply at 1325 K st, n. 120-10t_ | "For sale by all prominent dealers. ime, scales and long bow we owe all our fifteen- | cockcnaters apparently making a tueal of 1 disastrous a0 impression on tue clergy, taat all | an’ com’cable your house 1s, Mrs. Hendricks, Ino-| Best, Pint Bottles... es 7 = 109 | SCP ee aT | —B2 sre you get no othr. api8-Im_ Reupholstering a specialty. foot {ive feet too long), elephants fourteen | “5 coors are lavishly trimmed, and are exhibited | UF private virtues wil! hereafter seen powerless | tice your thermometer is allers at 70.” Water of Ammonia, large bottles. 10 35 | Py ASSNORON INK, GlunGETOUN Meagite, | DECORATIVE FA PARASOLS | lair Mattrosss made over equal to new, feet high (ten feet twots the maximum for Elephas — ss : toeradicate, Itis treason to the American flag| Mrs. Hendricks—“Yes.” Williams’ Comp. Sarsaparilla. 50 - 1 will b Sereensy Napkins, Lanterns, Scrolls, ‘e. Uurniture packed for slipment. cae erp er erenee eee reee cereemr ness | In ceuneiae varieties. ‘Velvet baaques tobe worn | te american wamen 10 behave in posts piace | Oa ite teeny on nish You'd tell me where | Williams’ Rheumatic Remedy...” 7 50 | See eth meoeet mil Be opened Ser thse | eet eae ee tn etthes | teenie six Seg i —— Le light — Poe Keng ted enaniey os ee pe them do. At a foreign watere) you buy your a Oura haint San ‘Williams’ Rose Tooth Powder. 23. —— | tion of guests on MAY 1, 1888. Toys, ‘studies Nee inti, SUK Transter. Pictures, First-class work, ae a yeeord), ‘bears tha aton, hers | with erépe, ich also forms the put sleeve be- | yn; lace, during last summer, an american wi! bove GO all winter. It jest ke us f r . » N ona, Gt zl we e1)- dan! 5 oc! Ey twelve feet long in the flesh, nine-foot rattlesnakes, | Jow the velvet one vandyked at the elbow, hats anarvied am 20 the Casing | hull dine” deen, 16500 Keeps ws treeein’ Williams’ Hair Tonic, the best. —| _ First-class in every respect at moderate prices cards, : iar seven-pound trout and many others too numerous, 20 figures may arouse the Ic isa smart man who knows his own picture, Dinner parties supplied on short notice. No bar sg ae ay eng Upholsterer, Decorator, om 1806 14th at a marched avout speaking toseveralmen, aud after- | when it 1s published 10. ne . 100 | stages will run to Georgetown for the accommodation 309 F 3 | a | See ~ od and summer wear, of various fabrics, roche silk s Pl wSpaper. 1309 ¥ st. now. Ore. Hanttay : spettal purpose, but such is bot ‘the case’ "Tey | being a favonte. it is handsomely lined and richly “tilow very-Amerean said an English lady wno |. riend—sHow about your poem, Charley; get. $3 | of tho guests, ving FReNcd wait aoopa «=| Se Be Lerrvex & Bro. have all been given to me seriously as recording | decorated, and its peculiarity is the bigh collar, happened to be passing. y ting on with it?” Room and prices on applicstion to the manager at pesca Pormerty with P. Hannon Hien @ 0a), Wag abnolute dimensions and weights of the anf) whlch s thapea to'the neck without aay seam nti, ead {he ‘Aumerican to whom she spoke, | 4,barie!—"O0, Yes; Texpect to nish tt in a day BATEMAN & CO, Apspeclat screction in SHEET, AMBER, andDULt | we nave just recived s Ineve ot tnals named above. record goin, . “tnat is trea e American fag.” 2 a AEN AMENTS vs welling’ ad for the beuet of science, and, as you see, have | ‘Trscax, buttercup, primrose, and daffodil are {eu that sort of “orixiaal Boiss ot, zour | yen “That's good; and to what paper wil es 1411 Pet nw. | "Hur Dressed aud Bans Shingled. —_ mh26-100 Fagers yardsiong) or 1b out ine dene young countrywomen is what has made 2 IN tI Vouy DReEs TH z © THE BEST— to BU, sree mamed suteaeeun Ms Lewes Bess wan tu60 mas | OOS Ser ce seccated Temes: tas oh ene ne | Cane Se ee enh Cones orbs tha tare ae swept away Deans tect aves, Atlantic City, 8.2. PE RRESS, SHIELDS ASE THE BEST— | Goi Fepeenem thew Dy an Itallan who claimed to have traveled in | Suade of pink 1s called i, and a new shade | po viich woual, all my propert) ‘all the year. ‘N.Y. Sold by all leading dry goods bi ia | All work guaranteed AESt-clasa Presco Painting ny yg oe ee ee ee 2p13-30 MRS. M. ROCHE. | Pitiodsutan Ses aioime” | ae That he declared that in the lake region ‘of Central | KaoWn as wisteria ts the only fighionable tint, the | ,, Thus the American name conti) 1 C.—Now I Can dle content. ‘There will be no ‘TLANTIC CITY_FOR RENT, HANDSOME MAN. | ]MRENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DEY CLEA oa pmo. S00 ene Poe ee eee oe io 55 pala wil contest to question my sanity."—Tezas Sy. sigh Grounds, and, Stable. ire feet ont, 126 | Bing abrapisisen is isos Rew Yona Arab, he saw a la: wi Was perfectly AN LES, asses, rays ings. deep; Pacitic ave., above Delaware; 8 bed-rooms, First-class Ladies’ and Gents’ work of every Goctia, and so tatelligent that it bad been teed are noticeable among the tnportations of French j Of a few becomes the inherited reputation of the | ""Yintster—t understand that you do not believe saloon. parlors, brary, dining-toom, 2 Kitchens: | tiou. ANTON AND CAROLINE LECIL formely Ghd dung bis tay, The aeher Sate se digit | Howers ths year. White and pink rose garlands, | Many. The young American is pratticr, wittir, | qaiuister—t understand t ‘on this earth hapdogmoly, fapnied, alt modern, ‘conveniences; | with A. Vischer and Maison Vriews. Fares eT iy” . Sulstake fete tee of ne enor made a slight | hyacinths, joudulls, long-stemined biucte, tulips | and less well-bred than any otter Woman, Sue | for his misdeeds?” ieee me AN Eee RY CLEANTS 206 B a 5 al . 1 serve If she bas any, ig more ctable “ 4 ‘’ wate ix 3 as Filla ts said to be the worse St ney Gacete werkey | bloonis, ‘iilucs, four clocks, heather, and spire | thar der neces ager ie appears much less so; | @ ttle perplexed.— Yonkers Statesman, fine fan parlors; opech mnects tron cae) [y= ag ee | Of ineu and farateh anedicipe, oF consulta food, aad die in a very short time, Sofie | are imsceod ia high montures, to give the effect of | for girls reared n England and on the Continent pbitg Ribbon Curace—Tut-t-t, dear me, James, pei MES. 3.1. BRYANT. este. Gous colied for snd dalivered, Won and'wavice tre at any hour aes i ¥ rarely, conve val ir, ub cer= is the "ve seen you com out of iL GARMEN? P a | sor! Sworn, ae J FE vrorkivitieg sae | FOR Weantyo tn the house with silk or musiin | tain ragrancs Of propriees Wore arnt ‘nature | that public house! a SORE, LELAND. soe, Attantie City, 3.2. Rowty | Aas eee ee De OF OR EIFEER SAMUEL C. MULLS, 9, Notary Publis. sn qud for the lar to those of Prot. Joba I. Sullivan (pugiist to | skirts, are loose jackets of India and China silks, Suffers Trout te vice Of bad mannen en fea ame | Thirsty Pile Beran poeta ea cake et HS WRENS S OF, Pane adm? Rane. Open a aGNER, | el an eaee | ee : Rararel Mehaees che, Prince of ae, sero te Finmed with the new colored silk laces of with | Can ‘beauties are always. more. cosspirwn net time in 'grog-shop!"—Pv = eee aE Saorge A ne Divs: oi are usually men of good, maginative “powers | loose fronts and shorter backs fited very ciogay, | Hes Comveuable than the young Prenca or Traltan | wen eu (ompousiy—“Fes, T have | 66 EE CD Be Pa mond Only Relishlo Latier eqven close observers, too and Ute mat conn eet handsome waist ribbon infront ons; wii: | Mavencuress, ‘The manners of'a few conspicuous | {CURE PRYstclan, thres times a dayYorawess | M'ae Crrceer Marca Ar Loans Fo gh ay ny Fil, a0 cuaranteet perfect Stand Comfort | oa. stud 7 - Seapeeerers They coin ts often ery’ interesting. When the | ouhers arc suinsed oe Tee ono naont only, While | examples are spposed. 10. be national tins wet He 1s 2 sick man, Miss Smith.” manb-cosen Mw A WALLTS BO Box 68, It SPECIALTIES ae. é narrator 8 careful and cousisient the stranger | the waist line, In Many Of these Garmestaths | Suet Eagitsh women of the highest order see a | Hels 2.8ick man, M must be by this time.”—The a A TEASTIO CITY. N.3. THE vicToRra— | P72 Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear | “iv trestinent, Correspondence Se ot the tie bras, ay ess tReF have | parcy dowing sleeves reused. Oo" *| well-bred American woman they say “iow very | lls lesové seine A ‘octan ena South oarciina “aver! oorouriig tea | Patent Shout: Meee sh ee Goods some of the, ttle Brands ond car-amarks that meet >a Is by tara. more representative ‘Ammetioen ee Doubtful Party (after partaking heartily of the BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, rated, heated, gar. etc ht aud cold sea water bathe, CChitdrenes Srezee Cormets gu Bastion’ TS my. noe ee The Palace of Jeypos best class than she Who dares insult propriety by | free lunch)—“Gimme a glass of water, please?” ‘New and most attractive aoe OGEAN END: a GE, | make) that for the price is unsorparsed. Sometimes, however, you meet with a bold, bad | Correspondence Chicago Mail. er loud, fast, foolish behavior in public places Pen Spe ey Sees or enaan (0 call en . Ree ee, ee mee toae het Ene: | eR —eronch, German and Spanien spoon. _ mri ue exploit Ue so palpable and glaring that you can| The palace 1s a handsome s{x or seven story FASHION AND VICE. Doubtful Party—“Well, 1 don’t feel quite right. ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS, attachments. BLT. SOUTHALL 0! Wahtog.03, | | we. 3... Te wee one Of this Lint ama? wit the naked eye. | puilaing, erected in the model, I think, of Akbar's | ‘There 1s no lack of vice amongst the fashionable | That tripe, Mister, ain't what 1t ought 10 be"—| constantly arriving. Among the most recent are; | D--) : a PIANOS AND ORGANS. Dotbo ree a ONT ptCrED THat EiSei conpaay ete Sagal ofan | tam at Scunir, each upper try reang onthe | women of acertain tin Engi wo eee oe | Bac POOF ot tnanrsmunrisa Dux acees | T'S, TORE, GOES MORE | ta wees ta eatnra Sea | Gey Re baa a v, steamer in the Bay of Bengal. The narrator | Platform of the next under story and some eight | Meve the accounts of certain recent divorces, | Old Gentleman (to convic)— What ts the most rbidhed — S| provements Sun parlors oe asset gem be uot La allea himself an Angio-Indian Journalist (it our | Of more feet less in size. “A museum is now being | ‘The tone 1s percepuibly lowered even, within ten | Objectionable feature you in prison life, ny “DREAMY THOUGHTS,” Satin, Spiegie: Tuheoe1mo jel-mo JAMES HOOD. remnerkabiy ood in the KRAKAUER PIANOS. the | Patvedlar stienvon, paid to all diseases pecultar nights of the editorial quill wil! kindly pardon | Milshed, having the same features, and of great | years, ‘Their own novelists, essayists and critics | dear friend 2” i “STREET IN BRUGES,” Donnard; WWE WINDSOR. A touch. is e1 it. I recommend them the statement), aud we had discovered early in the | afchitectural beauty and with much exquisitecarv. | say that they Surpass the ‘Women Of France acd | Convict—* Wisttora”—N. ¥: Sun, day Uhat he had sporting prociivities, and had ‘em ing in white marble. ‘The portion already ninished- Italy for thelr dissoluteness. Canon Farrar has ‘A great many interstate cigars are smoked down “THE BOARDING SCHOOL” (tn colors) ie WINDSOR: ATLANTIC orry, , T tboroaghly rengrated, men sin be ci UMN, 407 10th, 7 — for the” Dad ‘romanc! h most instructive specinens of mechant- | added s ‘DECaUse | “When the day lengthens the cold strengthens,” Mel- ‘connection with the . @ a io eG Freat mod | cal arts and of natural history; oe NecNane | adda utin publ paces they G0.Bob throw pax | Sheaed a hen forte oe amselled 1¢'Noe ‘ed lata idan @. Wal [pPsiGhr Piaxos Fou men & aud self-dej Hon with it all that was most | | On the friezes are Hindoo inscriptions with Eng- | priety to the Winds; and they are shocked ct Jersey.—N. Y. a “ENGLISH HOMES BY THE SEA,” Wilfrid Bal}, CUMER BOARDTA FAMILY OF 8 OR 9 CAN W. G. METZEROTT & Co. S NERVINE $I -- 4 Bauing, He it was If Timistake, not, who once | lish translations, some of which will give as | What Americans unwittingly da Where is fare | Sea aoe broke her jaw, and her hus- m= = pouighh 6d collie, endl obtain bead at Mrs. KUDOLPH'S for the season | 1.5 go “903 Peunsylvaniseve_ | BtFL ge weben w: through thick jungle sud. | *pectmens of Hindoo maxlins, taken from its sacred | velopinent on the continent of American eccec: band facetiously called her the “ex-speaker."— | THe champion “ECLIPSE,” rough red collie, and many | fyouse aud everythinx new. YOO Chureh st. Newport deoiy met a large tiger face to face at ver} close | Writings: ticity whieh we never even see AL home, and one | Win’ yaciHousl A thats, all very etitnie ant eitcentive for zt L Tssrecuexre, Quarters; but, catcuing the beast’s eye, fixed hin A man obtains a proper rnle of action would ask: Is tt always ignorance of convention- De man dat hasde side ob de the best BRIDAL GIFTS, EADING AN “ with the ic power ot his own, ‘nerco and By looking om his heighbor as lumusclt, pin? | Thar bas a great Goal todo with 1 doune. | , De man dat, has de Pires comune Sesame MIRRORS, tasteful PICTURE FRAMES, Card and BOOKS, &. DECKER BBvS, PROFESSIONAL _ carer grofeaily “weateocd, ss Bo nates as EX apres goede eee eada | and a desite™ for” notoriety? Perhaps “some | desperate dat has de leas’ cause.—Judge. Cobtast Besiaen, = WEBER, DS eos Tae ReLELE, ceamvovaxr, Ye pee oa Be < je Bg chic Bay doctor sage T° musta’ go gut a oan a nak ay teencateee Srecrur_ Ix Booxs Ar Banos * g&rey, ~ ep boas “Tes,” be sai in a He only does not live in vain ‘For one week longer ell: 4 ual her in her profession, “Pye had @ little to do with tiger up ‘Who all the ineaus witula bis reach ing notice = at a watering place in don’t you know, for I was Garprice Bk Maree eae Link. and bee eau one: wallor Way, abd though I do say it myself, there Memploys his wealth, his thoustt, bis epeech, Europe by ner beauty and her good clothes.” sne | attend a: : Dickens? 15 vols. a4! 8 Bold on easy mont rented, pianos and | Sbe 'clis all she EVES Dida sepa sent pa gees that the mare sho other people the Fogg Were your, Butt woulda ret they Ming ¥ofiow amc and 88 ons on 29 | organs of un) maker taken mn part payment mothe tnt Game oy hls tron ca , os HJ now take thinatep what next ensues? | Takes.a rare alow of hereelt” gate sisi aey | Gaye $ - eaves bicked Up in to sire ice, Wostarrs new trane- SANDERS & STATMAN, Mileede Ce WAO Lithet ne. OBioe hours from 20 exatily ever, ever. In fact 1 never had tus eer he acts 8 mnan whould well Tee She is very 1hcky und has hospey’ eeeasons: oF it| A resident in Chiirch street was asked se Stat Dept, a6 Ve Se aw. Seamer baias Be CT a —.— = A ‘very 1ucl perba| ‘would ‘frst tinore ROF, CLAY, WONDERFULLY “Then you never hunt tigers on foot, I go] Re Rais Micommeetideen.. | ea ieee 2 soon quarrels | would apt they hea the ‘of CL, SORNRAREE IE SES Face) NEY 7 Main st. ‘s. Poser tatcloner ane Trait ain Bra “My deah feijan, I afwayshunton foot. it there ‘Do naught to others which if done to thee, ‘With this purchase, and then begins the career of | “Limit the ni of lodge: C. Cc. P. with sieht veil kvery Sanything I calint stand its to put up in the top | Wold causo thee pail; tule isthe sumu of uty. Utled, advent heute women ave | prompt reply nbeepete Ne xe e UO. Konsext, a E. F. Droor, ae oun 2 tree and made to sit there in the broiling sun ‘There is: higher than truth. dered, very tageous Snarel ‘sent to prison BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 925 Ly while the Ugers run off to some other fellow. I en themselves, “Althouh aera ee | So keee acecrey him worse, to be made ‘Wholesale and Retail, ‘MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, | Success mover hunt except on foot; and the closer lean ‘To injure none by thoaght or word or deed, adventures, the American adventures always | be kept from talking.—Fort Worth Importer of to the ‘the better. “A Toon ot does something which European mind || The man 1n @ hurry to share at the Lowest Prices. Pere tag Eettermaptoaceriaia potoejekname | Aaeisimentasetae a htc Stovery turn, gud tne most deuce, the | gthers is prompe to hog his joyaNew ow * 418 omat.nw, | STEDNWaT, Ga) Sedtraet chance to get aWay from most refined a | Picayune, Whea a tiger charges me at ters ‘Whate'er the work a man performs, the most effective certain general way wit ‘traitors'to the flag. ‘Constance—“] Just give hun toy ‘rst ‘barret might between the Sid to stscompletion, the most prolific soureeof | “You all have delicate, Straight noses aud | 1 don't see how you cowie Revetoaes to eyes. If that dou’t stop him I give him the other, |, wane, energy without despondenc; you all talk through You ail have Uttle | Clara—“Well, you know, dear, he and if he comes on I jump to one side as he springs —— feet, and the most beat plexions. You all 4 gees ey clue may Hide and brain hina with, {as | Tho little-minded ssk: “Belong this man to our ee y Such American im the devil: Softly growis an old forest | The noble-m:nded regard the human raceas all «-kin. wt specimen oan er edie a £ them American. ORR we ‘The wise make failures equal to success. ture?” asked the preg “No, not much: wfully clever, I These are some of the shorter ones, the Jonger | can teil am American wherever 1 see her, by her “I've begged @ score or more tn just that way, | OBS being frequently the best, but too long manners in public place” Of course ber, by ner Bat I don't like to talk about what I've done. | S2¥ ROUe-Dook. 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They with in the su-| “Why, what's Judgments, its mistakes, its toleration of snobs, its Pepative degree only, and when they ‘rise to | | “Tue ‘at the church was so: to. | worship of the transtent and the artificial. But bts that are simply sublime they enter a dit. day that I had to shell out $5,000 or lose that front | while We live 18 the world we to have the fereot sphere, and become known as noveitsts of | pew.” wo tn it nobly, a fhe Magyard-Verne type. They are iwost objec =o ___ View as to how our actions 100k to otmens” = Uopabie ip their more humble state, for then their ‘The Age of Fishes. complex of wants and fruitions” which Productions are alt set forta as frozen truth, and | From the Swiss Croce’ wecall ‘this earth as with = ‘Oten gull the reader who Is gulllige. tree, “fo conquer ule forest; to s ‘The most artistic production of this sort has only wo vo make it ; Just now come to hand. It came in the form oi a is ‘We were ewspaper from a trieud in Caijfornia, and across uch as beauty, ‘Uhe upper left-hand corner was written in biue pen- ‘and ‘ot enjoy- il the cavalistic wora “Rats!” Jt te a vory pretty e100 much vies a pescimen but for ove thing. Tae author's Tt the. an woman is ‘weauaz. a@tale. The newspaper was printed in the land of she is a ite: oranges, mialng and real estate booms, (2 Beep up the | of and the ts the frst article on 0, ‘the rst page. tis precisely Ove columas long,