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1'
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Vulgate an. out“
lY, I2, 022
Race Broom 2:13”.
Wilkes. No. 1064. Record 2:21
No 125. Service.
Rococo 2:195:
. rage: on: chrome-M-
Lockwood“.
‘ , liner
Now . Conn.
“ti! 3% ottlte
the a... Bluebell.
sort WALK Illusion.
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YIN“ Station or. bound no Follows:
Weilot‘reot. - - CentralOilioe.
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New Moon. _ “hog.“égdni‘r”
Whit. - - Rwfl ILPLaistcd:
m .& H. R. R- 00.
N. Y.. N-H
‘illdidotos Automotlc Station.
FITS!
UPl DON'T LOSE COURNGEI
disease is not incurable because your
hangiveo you up. and you have not
benefit from the medicine you
3ch
Wit-1:00;». reason you cannot be
ntivt-ly cure all kinds oi
ipw c Convulslon ore motlc. WI
Maggi-{:1 your“: .930 PERMA-
nuances: In ALI. use IE. We have
ycosee of longstanding.
role inch
2:?” Whit;
onduven up in our
, .f a”; you will find a myedlclue
”client a s
ohockonrunarantee with an 0 er of $100
In person we cannot cure iii host bank
"induces! furnished on oppliclttlou.‘
1 qt. bottle. 38,0). 2 qt... 85. 00.
All.“ IIDIOAI. 00. .
it end Voter Ste. Boston. Mano.
MLADIES
Buflerlnx from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
ltlflenotrnatlon and all irreitularltiefi of like
0:0.le and our! rattan; PILLS an in-
bleonre. They are entirely safe and can
oiwayeherelleo upon for speedy re l.tet We
hove at to hear of a case where they have
talledto ace the droired result A box
Ibuld be out on hand It oll times to p'ovldc
Oorree pendent-e confidential.
:m’mwith tnll directions. securely scal-
schist: MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water 8th.. Bacterial?“
ti
REID CAREFULLY-
l'hlt Concerns Your Personal Interest
have receiver! a little book of PERI-
You
HOALTIOKII’N To accomplish the pur-
l” ‘s‘etor which this system or advertising 1»
we invite your earnest attention and
opsrat tien n.
Gig: endeavor to explain the plan to you
vs no hesitation in regard in its axing
lls
h' ease hear in mind that llrrre is no
in: ins-to you whauwr either no not:
or Pltlitlmlit. W on you male
nt. 1 he Dealers whose
so Invent in the ticket book you
if Ilsarroan tor each us ( rm or
mp0 Alon ill Motion. suppose you
IV
"NIT!!! 00mm Ar 'ml TIIE or Pill!-
”Ind loavethose tltltots at the“ role of
TV“ uy at one
totheamonnt of {l ill—you leave
W eb: at ”another-gout purohue amounts
yoente—leoyeil vs tickets: at still nnntho
”store nrohoee amounts to “warm
leave t ”‘1'” etlukoto and on on in the some
2.2.." "truncation ....
oncoo c o ymar
andsrodlt the entire amount
"amount" lmlts. When you have
.tie islets amountintr to any of
below. we
$121?th 0 corresponding
premium. The premiumee lulu
ription {or on rash of enyNewa-
manalne publish? at the elven
‘ertiek aodzany lit-o you may d“
thereon way. or. it you prefer." w
id or in cotton) oneofonr
“a lrlno for the amount due you for
Minna Willi. ll ”WHY". Y "infill“-
. nmmwsosmanro rte assowrstr
l'l'hero is no limit of time
was: liable rimming“ 'r'c'" To
u n: no
your «flag it
lthonnnl
aeolian-embers or your family n
has a alumni number-n it
is thehock
rMsnfnlibeei 3:.”
fflw youveha ”M noodl
" .. mm unfit
I. liherealiordorai tor premi-
be furnished as follows:
3 Jltlprernlon
.16 "
m be
.“ It
‘.m 0.
l 75 "
in. am“.
_ L'.
oodhoplog tint we may increase our
reinforzthe out month. we will hove
... ANNUAL
January slid February
SALE
to reduce our stock. .
=Bere are p few of the good things:
40 pro Ladies’ Turn Pat. Leather 8le
pore. worth 2. 00, at 1 fl. .
80m Iodits' Torn Kid Slippers,
wotthlfli, ”comma .
rt ohms,
lE width only. worth 450, at
60pm. Lodics’ Pat. Tip Opera end
Glmwniieuso’i‘oe Shoes. worth 200,
at .
180 rs.Lodiso' Kid Common Settle
Welt on, worthsoo. neon a pair.
in our len' s Depart-eat. we will
ofler the balance of our well known 3 00
Cork Sole Shoe at 2 50 o pair.
80 pro lion‘s Cork Bole, Lace, worth
200, at 1 50a poir.
00p". Ian’s Cork Bole. Lace and
Congress (sizes 9,10 and 1]), worth
2.50, at l 25.
70 pro. iieu'sfiGrain Shoes. worth
200,-:150
.pa? Cases of lion’s Arctics at 85 ‘ cts. o
r.
85 pro. _Pulice8hooe, worth 2 .00 at
1.50 a pair.
140 pro. Men’s Shoes at 85 cents.
Youth in the some, worth 1 85, at
.00-
80 pro. Youth'o Shoes at 70 cents.
80 on. Boys' Shoes at 80 cents.
An inspection of Our Goods and Our
Prices in a Positive Conviction that
Tlili Will'i'l $110! 81032
is offering the
GreatestlBargaino
of the season.
NOTICE.
l. 11. BARLMAN’S
NEW DEPARTURE
Auction Sale
COMMISSION STABLES.
205, 206, 207, 205, 209, 210, 211,
212, 214, 224, 22¢; East 24th St,
bet. 2d and 3d Avs., New York
GranthpeningluclionSale
Monday. Jan. Ii. I895, l0 s. Ill.
Regular Sales to take place every
loaday and Thursday following the
grand opening. in the new and spaci-
ous ring now being eonpletcd for the
sale of horses by auction.
Having made arrangements for remrloronn-
sigumenle from the best horse- producing
stable-t in America. 1 am reody to supply any
number a! harass or all descriptions—«coach
borers. saddle horses. imttere. coho. draft.
cart anttrurk borers. es rose. dellve and
railroad horses. in fact. new sultab (or
any pu rpoec.
1% hours’ trial given; every
horse must be as represented, or
money refunded.
Zach and every hum will its“ sold to the
highest bidder. I ll. [IL-$0.1m
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper flirtation-list Fame
Hill PIPER NND 00R0i05.
moron lantern-t. axiom
30.1ch mks or full line
flout“.
report. litmlere and ‘W! Ion
tumor-1 (or in
new
m?" I
CURE
Coughs.
Colds,
$orcncss,
Whooping
Cough,
with
WILLIAMS’
OOUGH REMEDY .
Tho Haw
“mews“ u,“
cogs. Boys’ Graia Shoefiwoflh 1.75. '
newton-mam
mating won in Alliance». Ten years
ego he was regarded sea dangerous ogi'
tater and demagoguo and woe pm
and imprison” for sedition and riot,
and was a man without moonlit"
among men or standing or blouse
among the working people.
Today Burns is the nut-toward king
of the [station working populace. a meter
her of Parliament and of the London
County Council hobuoba with the stator
men and leadiui: men of Great Britain,
end is one of the meet influential men in
England. ills achievements are solely
the reoult of his indomitable perseverance
and his tireless energy. in the strictest
more of the word. he is a self'mode man.
and for that matter, self-educated.
Burns comes of Scott-J1 blood, but was
born in Batter-sea, London. Before he
became known he worked as an engineer
in anttersen f tory for ills a week.
At night heuscdui‘o road works on So
clallsm. the French Revolution, and the
like. Then he began to harungue the
etreetcrowda 0! London every Sunday.
He was always conspicuous when any
strikes occurred and was almost the
most fiery and incendiary oi the labor
orators.
in 1335 he had become well known
enough to stand for Parliament An-
drew Carnegie was among the contribu-
tors to his campaign fund. lie was de-
ieated,however, and the next year was
arrested (or his bitter and seditious
speeches during the West End riots, in
which $50,000 worth of property was de-
stroyed in an hour. The jury disagreed.
JOHN Bl'llh’fi.
however. and Burns got all. lie was
again arrested in a month or so for of-
fering to' dynamite Bolimrr to heaven. "
Balfour was then ('l liei SH rotary for
lreland The evideiice against Burns
was insulilt lent and he was quitted
in the Trafalgar Square riots of ”387
Burns was a conspicuous leader end was
sent to prison for three months for inclt~
lug to riot. Nothing could close his
mouth, however. and he kept on speaking
and haranguing the street crowds until
he become one of the best known men of
London.
When the new London County (‘ouncil
was organized Burns was elected a mem-
ber from Butts-reels. liisintiustry in this
capacity was something prmliuious, In
three years he attended six hundred
council meetings. and. besides. that, was
busy alltiny looking site-r the improve.
mental and rrfurms which Nlt' «rounded in
putting through,
it is than to Burns that lli‘ district of
B.[[vrw9u has bet-Ollie the mmlt-l resilien-
tial district iur the wanting pimple oi
London. ile has filled it mt‘lr parks and
given it i'lt‘flll street» and sanitary condi-
tions and improved it in rn-ry Way. 2205
side-s till this, he got the eight hour day
established its the legal limit in all pub-
lic works of London. anal ulmiisiml vou-
tr'actimz and sttblrtimr, and luial passed a
number of laws protecting workingmt-n,
giving them better i‘lllltlllltril-l under
which to Work and improving their mn-
dltiou culturally.
iielivcs in an exceedingly munimt way
in Bottorwa, where he and bin wife. who
isolrutmt as gifted as blow-if, m-tupy o
couple oi l'lltiilll'l in a little row of brick
houses,
He has a line library. which he longh-
ingly says mostly represent-n the days ho
has gone hungry, Thu! is to my, be used
to go without his dinner in unit-r to get
money to buy the books he wanted.
And no he once remarked that such
and such it book represented l| pair of
boots, another a hot that he nrwimi. and
so on down the list.
Will I» “Cecil's l'olnoo.
Great diversity oi opinion prevails
among Hebrew doctors respecting the
time of the .‘Irsulab's anticipated cum
in“. Many believe the event to be the
layer! on account of the sins of the
people of lsrsrl.
A most unique idea was put both by
Bobbi Mochlr. who lived nl the and of
the fourteenth century.
He predicted that limiter-nu strange
signs and prutilgirs are to lifrt'ed. the
great event. Then he llM' ism! that
when lsrwcl shall be gathered from all
nations and brought to the land of their
forefathers. and the Messiah shall have
rebuilt the city, He will celebrate at a
gracious rrt'rptlott, at which every one
will he natal at a golden table
“0 will clitorloltt himself and company
at this forest with a great battle between
Rebels-nth and lmvlathan. Himself step-
ping forward with a «rest sword and
slaying them both. Many still look foo
word to some such occurrence
lawyers Called thaws.
Justice tiaynor of Brooklyn fluently
delireml a well deserved reprimand tonne
of the “walled attorneys in it tllvom
ease. The Judge said:
"The motion to not settle the “Immune
in this action. is granted. The time
when lit» action is to he tried is run
outed; neither is the name oi the court
uranium- 'li in which such action is to he
brought lioth the original papers M
u. copy rtrl' so til-figured and siovenly
that no oiw would surmise them to be .
"on room of the court. This my:
a. mploittt is no better Not on. a.
some or the plolntll'a attorney or his
eddeerw is tieelphorabio on either the
amuse-violet. These ”more
why at the learned and honorable
of the low, whisk i will it"
' _ “W”
In'John Burns is probofliy the moat]
paid.
$1.1)! Whitfield of Grand Rapids. 8
w
Indium belted
heat wot
ten orig. it was so light
J going idiot 1 mm cover thodiat
one tulle in nine minutes. After
more hoot finished 1 pointed it relies
“lithium bright red. l" aethe Dutch”
Just as i was starting to town one
ho was seeking health by hunting
'utua, told me that a whopping big aliiv
Mr had recently made a bed in the
woods on Shaw's grove near an old
whorl
"He’s a whopper," said the Doctor,
"and you watch out and report."
When i opprmtched the place i went
ohout 40 feet from the ithorr. i norm new
the monster, an ugly-looking fellow. lie
was shout {our feet above the water,
portly hidden in the weeds. i noticed a
slight motion as 1 passed to 1 concluded
to return, in hopes of seeing him slide in-
to the water. as they usually do.und thus
secure his dimensions. But l was greatly
surprised to tree the monster rise and
plunge in the water like a than taking a
header. it was an unusual periorumnce.
I had heard of such a thing. but in my
ten years’ residence on the lake this was
the first plunge i ever really saw. This,“
together with his immense siz'e. warned
the that i had eucouutergdndangerouo
enemy.
He struck the water about '23 fret from
the boat. As he passed undtr it. i felt
Ind heard his rough scale—like hide rub
on the keel. i thought my time had
come; all the blood in my body rushed to
my heart. and it. brat against. my ribs as
though it would come out. He came up
about 25 feet on the other side and turned
toward the boat i knew he was mad
and that he was determined to get at. me.
He came toward the boat with his jaws
open at such speed that if he had struck
it it would have gone to plot on Death a
horrible death. was storing the in the
face. and no help'at hand. There were
some people on the opposite shore watch-
ing the battle, but they had no boat. and
if they had. could not reach me in time
to he of any service.
I realized that i must keep cool if i
would win the light. As he cums near
the boat, l pulled on my at? out with all
my might. This swung the boat around
so we passed each other side by side, He
was going at such speed that he went 15
0t 5!) feet helm-c he turned, and then he
had motion large circle. lashing the water
into a foam. l tried to get away from
him but he was bctwm-u the built and the
where, and it would be fully to push to-
ward the middle of the lake. lie was
disappointed mad furious, and come for
the canoe with renewed vigor.
1 again pulled on my off oar. and the
other our slipped from its lock and slid
into the lake. There was no time to be
lost in trying to room-er it. for in another
instant the battle would be won, man or
'gotor. Quick as lightning I raised the
remaining our and brought it down with
all my point, aiming for his eyes. it fell
short. of the mark. but struck him on the
end of his we. lie spurred blood and
besitstc-d. That was fatal to him for the
next lit-dam l hli’lll k him across theeycs
lie stuppml and t nutmerned sinking. and
another blow sent him out of sight.
The spot. was watt-bed for some days
and at but he was found sunning himself
in his old bed when he was shot. iic'
measured fourteen feet and was thought
to be so years old The old alligator
hunters said he attac had the boat because
it was red.
pmv on com mL.
The Alternative a “'lllisonr-hnr‘ Justice
“tree a “'ife Itcatrr.
Andrew lll'l’llt'l, a German in pan old,
who is employml in it “Zliiamuburg
slaughter house was charged by his writ»
with assault. "t'l‘lll'l \Vt‘hliluilll to in-
seutenrml in the penitentiary for six
montlu when the woman [lll’fllll‘li for
mercy lul‘ the salts- of her tour ~tuul|
children.
Alter syn-inn licrtlcl for fully a minute
JIItlli‘ “alarm (Nllt'tl ilrt' lit-2t “our,
Omit-.11 ticrgymnn who attrnd-t tourt
every day and hlililsi \t‘rVitf“ than: every
Sunday afternoon, to the bur,
“What «ball I do will: llt'riml?” the
Justice llhkt'il of the ministt-r.
"ltlon'l know, i am sure." Milli Mr.
time. “The children will xut‘l’rr, l sup-
pone. '
“That's it." exclaimed Justice. Watson
“i don't Humidor the woman.
children I'm Worried about.”
'i‘lwri looking at llrrlul the Justice
said;
"Lrwk hrrc. llert/rl, l mu going to let
you no. Till-simulator hrn'. .‘lr, lime, in
going to lu-lll drylm-«rrvium in this court.
room to) tlmrrow' tiilvruuuu. You run"; of.
fur"- ti'tvim-i. and trim” in him. l‘time
next Sunday the shine wny null hrrp m1
coming as lung a» the Nc‘l'i'ii‘l'w are held.
Report lhthv minister every Sunday. and
he willie! um know. i! you {all to at-
tend on mm Sunday. he will let "it? know
too, and l will tekethrsc papers and send
you to the wrritcnilury for six months.
Mark what i tell you. l‘nmv every Sun-
day and ill'lilfl your wile with you."
lirrtul was pnrollrtl in the custody of
the ministor. and as they tltrttml away
from the lmr Justice Wall-mt rolled to
ilerlsvl:
“When youcumr hon- in church you
wont to pray long and eartttwtly and sit»
cerely. became. otherwise. i don't thing
there in much hope for you. 'l‘lu-reis a
great cillrat-y in prayers. of u bin it we
have many instances in lint: htnwu, "
it‘s the
”tooling Ilia own I'ropnty.
A reckles- mouleft an apple ina bag
on his desk n a room where several peo-
ple sit. An oflice boy pooped into the bag
and hoveml louglnuly around it finally
bringing another boy around toalmm m.
temptation. and asking" anybody owned
the apple. And then. ensured that the
'ppl. belonged to nobody in the world,
promptly fell
There set-ms to be Mrmethitm in the
theory ihatt'rlme. like misery. loves corn.
puny, luv the youngster illVlllHl tho
apple with the other boy, making him ‘a
”n, to the theft.
Not mtllrnt with this. he plated a
piece oi and in the paper chm-d the top
Ind rspl-t tmll'hehog on the desk The
rightlul nwuer of the apple tame in a
minute latter. and seeing the «me. boy
and tin- butt containing the apple. as he
gupptml he picked up the latter and
'jgm it nut.
"BIIN' w an apple i saved for you " he
sold. and he handed over the has to tho
Hunter; is thou-bot everylrttly km.
$.02 ”is. And that allies buy loom
telly conscience “ticket: that he had
loll theypiewhe, singletons”
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“i 1‘1“ ‘L
ill
i
"tinting. Steele anti lee-Fitting
lie Illil Sheet Iron lurk.
llot Iir Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either hot
I ater. steam or hot air hosting.
50 scum um srusnr. ‘ '
SOUTH NORWNLN SAVINGS Bill
51 Washington street.
Open dailyfror'nO wlznm..and from lie
3 v. m. and on Saturday evenings from ii to 8
['1an allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANS, Preet.
JOBN ii. FIRMS. Vice-Prest.
JOHN ii. KNAPP. Sec. and Tro.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDNY 00008.
NOLIDN'! 00008.
NOLlDllY 00008.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
NT: HILEHS
NT HNLE' 8.
NT HILE'S.
NT HNLES.
STOCKS.
on desire to invest in stocks in a safe and
lI mate manner without care and wom
be to our discretionary aoconnts.whi
will ”ti you tram 2 to 8 r cent. weekly in
any so ve market. it wl pay you more than
double the average rate of interest in an
ordinar business pursuits. Deposits receiv
from to {Lilli
We will be pleased to furnish you refer
once as to our success in the post. and what
we are doing for others. it you are situated
wt ere you cannot call on us in person. addreu
your ~o nmunlcotlons to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
as Congress St. Boston. lone.
We remit profits once a week and principal
1 three tla s‘ notice. Parties referrin to dt
t xvirnwnat vertisintr. are odt sod roan ribe
ltoour Daily Market Letters, which give you
tent niormalinn on active stocks.
lwl enable you to make money if you do your
own speculating. Rates. 94.00
with telegrams of important changes.
month. Address.
Metropolitan News (20..
48 CONGRESS ST.,
waoons.
traits. Phaeton. Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
DALI. AND 8101 TBII.1.L
Henry Tilly.
per month: or
880 per
All. You 0011“) 10
Florida
This
Winter?
if so be surejantl go by the
“CIJYDE LINE.’
he only steamship line music: from
New York direct to
Jacksonville. Fla.,
Stopping 'at
Charleston. 8. C.
for fickohfmroom. em. inquires!
GEORGE F. BEARBE, AGENT,
ottha nity National Bank
NflRSE CLIPPINB
lulu inwrt.
&mflwont ml’ W M will.
W. M Quhae,
so Nort llloln 8L.
' liorwallr
Washington, D. 0.
v1. Old Point Comfort, Va. '
-—700 mus or OCEAN TRAVEL-—
0n the Beautiful new steamship. ol the
OLD DOMINION LINE
Attordlnx Rest and Recreation.
:1‘
«71
ii
These trips are ideal. as rt considerable por- ;.
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Horn ptoa Bood- oud Potomac Rival 5'
and there is little likelihood of sentences.
IAlso tickets on sale. with privilege of gel
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these and other d
lightful trips to
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier 36. North liver. New York.
'.L fluilioudeu. Vice-President and Trot-
ilc vii-mm. 013
Don‘t think for aminute'we're not in it on '
quality and price of Cannthoodl. Special
cash prices and sale now on. Reduced cost all
along the line. Neverzso cheap as now and
never better. Now Tomatocsldark red) Re.
new Sugar Corn 8c. New Pens Bo. Sweet Gent
Poss 130. two for 25¢. New Pumpkin (flue) lac.
Peaches Cal. the. Green Gage Plums 18c. sm— “
lett Pears Be. A lot of Canned Apricots that
cost about 20c will be closed out at 150. Notice
them in pile on our counter. Cherries small
cans l2léc. Bartlett Pests small cans 1236: ‘
Lima Boone 125C. String acoustic. Succumb
13c. Southwell‘s Fruit Jamison sorts.in glass.
To close out at less than present wholesale
cost. 15c. Dried Fruits. Raspberries 24¢).
Prunells. 2 lbs. 25c.Plums lZlfic. Prunes. 6c
and 12c.Emporated Apples (best) 1214c, su
Dried Apples llc. Iglbs. 25c.Californlu Hone at
like lb. improve the condition of your h as
by feeding him Carrots. They are said to ave
a specific action on the kidneys and cor
give the hair a glossy appearance. All by ‘
are very fond of Carrots. We can sup 3:
oi 850 n bbl. "
dPICKLED UYSTEBS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
H0RSEA RADISN
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
HUNT 81 ZELUFF’S
FINE MOURNINC WORN
A hI’ECIAI/l Y A'l‘
Mrs. Holmes’
Clll MlLllNERl STORE.
WASHINGTON 812. SOUTH NORWALI.
“Physician for Women!
W
IRS. OR. I. i. 000F000
Goa be consulted other once. I‘
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iron ice. Intel to moor uneconom-
Thom le a tangle:- p h
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