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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

For ever five years q woman whose real name
tension Illegally in the FOLLOWING ssn mann.I In
October, 1854, young woman aged twenty-five
years, in Fulkestone, Kent county, England,
married a man named Patrick Murphy, and
country, where they have since lived in we'd
lock. Mrs. Murphy when q girl, under the
name of Sarah Psnin became acquainted with
try by year or two, and entering the Union
army met his death on one Of the many battle
ields he fought upon. When he died he had
arrived at the rank of adjutant. Mrs. Murphy
who with her husband had only been in this
country three or four months, made the &C
quaintance OF three or four females in the
neiehbOrnOod where che lived, and with them
soncocfed story (which the female friends
Afterwards s~ore to on OATH by which she
meant 10 get pension from the government.
The plan succeeded, and despite her husbands
.he, in company with a Mrs. Knapp, of Chest
nut alley, Baltimore, ito whom, for her ser
vices. she paid &C., Mrs. Wood who also re-
ceiyed small amopntl snta Miss McCafiary,
proceeded before the pension officers in Balti-
more, and, owing to the lax manner i'm which it
was carried on and the oaths OF her female
frends-neither OF whom had known her, or of
her. more than three months-receivedt the FIRST
instament Of pension a. An adj utants widsw,
viz: SI1 per month.
1t is proper to state here that it is the usual
order to aid in getting . pension, and it 10 sup
posed that Mrs. Murphy (alias Traynor) per
formed a like service for her friends.
WHY NOTHING WAS SAID ABOUT 1T.
But now comes the scandal. Mrs. Murphy is,
or at least has been, very pretty woman. Mrs.
NJ. (Trayner) proceeded To- Washington with
her nusband), and there procuring fresh Wit
nesses kept on drawing pension. About three
years ago some honest men got hold Of the
whole story OF fraud and laid it before some Of
the smaller pension officials, but, whether owing
to the figure and countenance Of the woman, or
ajudiciOus bride, no more was heard Of the mat
ter, and it has been allowed to drop. In the
meanwhile the pension is still being paid. As
Mrs. Traynor 20 has never shown, or been able
to show, even marriage certificate with Tray
nor) or prove positively she is or ever was Mrs.
Traynor the deceased adjutants wife 1t Is q mar
vel her false claim is paid. Who knows why it
is done? Mrs. Murphy's nearest relatives, not
even her own husband, ever heard of Traynor
until after living in this country some tme.-N
L, Standard,
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~Many ladies cling to pun. and chisnons.
but their reign Is evidently over.
~The total-abstainers are Organizing for q
raid on the South, with tracts and lectures.
~H Wisconsin girls remain unmarried at
the age of fifteen they are encouraged by their
families to commit suicide.
~ The furniture of the Mayors once in
Charlottesville, Ind, has lust been sold 70
satisfy An execution In favor Of Gen. Lev
Wallace.
~The New York fashionabies are discarding
white fer black wants, the latter being locke
upon - more stylish.
sHenrich Heine said every woman v.ote
with one eye on her page, and the o.ner on
some mAn-except the Countess OF HAW-HsW,
who had but one eye.
~Quite war RACES In Cincinnati among
the boot blacks, on the question OF price. The
~More trained dresses are worn for haIi
costumes than short ones, but q really ffne AND
graceful dancer always prefers moderateiy
~Leather-covered bits should be substitutHd
Tor metal ones IN winter, since the contract a
mouth.
~Among the three hundred divorces grsrt.d
in vermont this year, the wife acknowledges TO
having originated the difhculty in two hundred
and eleven OF the cases.
~worcester, Aaa., has been drinking
lsssea, chalk. salt and water, and the yender or
the delectable article has just been fined ESQ.
0Brigham Young's influence in Utah Ia
waning. II IL said he proposed to marry q car
loed OF female recrui0 just arrived Ct the
sanity city Q few days ago, and only 6ftAen AZ
the lot would entertain the oner.
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
AFFAIBs IN PARIS.
IN tnsurreesson Suppressed . Trechs
supptanted ny Stney-The Teras
Of Cap ratasteu.

1slegroph,d ErolHsir,ls 70 ne Erenizc Ssar.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL INsCkRECrIoS IN
PARIS.
LorDoS, Jan. 81 Tr51as speciall-a m
osrs special disps.ch OF the 3d, from P.rt,
ssys;-There Was considerable disturbapcf a,
the I'D instant. A detachment Of Tire. nm
d-ed Of the National Guard attacked the Ho,,l
de Vile. The Mobiles defended A. ana v,r.
firm. The AFFAIR lasted . quarter OF an hour.
The otfioisl report gives i've Killed and eighteen
wounded. An attempt 10 create q reaction vas
completely suppressed. Ninoy has accepted
command Tn place OF Trochu. on condition that
stern measure e. shall be adopted 70 repress ds-
turosnces- The radical clubs are closed. The
h,seil De COMBAT 10 suppressed. Numerou. az
rests have been made
The number Of deaths last week In Par. we're
A TribHne special from Versailles. Thursds-.
states that fsyre returned 10 Versailles on Wei
nesdsy evening. The firing sttll continues.
THE CAPITULATION OF PARIS
LONDON, Jan. 3.-lspecial % New York III
prGn- Though the fact il not Officially con-
hrned, u IL eth generally believed that the
terms Of cspitulatiOn have been .ubrnitt,.s h,
fsNre. The alleged terms are freely can,a.ssi
az all the clubs, and In Official circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

THE WORKING PEoPLH.-The New York
State Working Mems Assembly commenced its
seventh annual session on January oath, at Iron
Moulders Hall, Albany. After organization
the president delivered his annual address, in
which he alluded to the dullness of trade and
the inactivity N trade organizations. He re-
commended that the Legislature should be
ASKED to pass laws to prevent prison labor from
being placed in competition with labor outside
OF prisons. and also laws TO prevent the pac king
of sugar, -four and meal in old second hand and
dirty barrels Among other subjects mentioned
as deserving the attention OF the Legis-
lature. were the compulsory education of
uuants and Migrants BY the authorities OF
cities. and the passage Of an apprentice
ship law requiring the master 20 teach
all the branches Of his business and the appren-
tice to serve until twenty one. The establish
llshment Of q Bureau Of Labor Statistics like
that In Massachusetts was recommended, and
the passage by Congress Of q law to protect
working men from the importation of coolies
was urged. Certain members of Congress were
thanked for their opposition TO the spprppria-
ton OF public lands TO railroads and mononolIes
Congress WAS also asked to repeal the law which
requires persons manufacturing cigars TO file a
bond OF 5000, in real estate, subject to the ap-
prevail of the assessor. The effect of this law il
was stated, being 10 prevent journeymen cigar
makers from entering into business and deriving
the full profits OF their own labor
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A CURIOUS CAsE.-Dr. w. II. II. Neville, a
practicing physician Of Philadelphia, is NOW on
trial in the Court of Oyer and Terminer In that
city, charged with causing the death of an
unknown female infant by throwing il into
COhocksink creek" The facts in the case are
substantially as follows ON the iith October
last, about 10 O'Clock a. M, q carriage vas
driven out lslngton lane till il reached the
bridge over the COhocksink. There it halted; q
man stepped from the carriage, looked up and
down the lane, then dropped box into the
water, and, returning to the carriage, drove
rapidly away. Some women, who were washing
in yard near by, saw the singular movements
Of the man, and prompted BY curiosity, vent
and lifted the box out Of the water. When
opened ii was found to contain o living baby
Shortly afterward the baby died. Three of the
women identified DIR. Neville Is the man who
dropped the box. His counsel have set up an
alibi and have introduced testimony to show
that he was elsewhere at the time the carriage
appeared at the bridge. great many Wit
nesses have testified to the Doctors previous
concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

IHk MINERS STRIKB.-The strike of the coal
miners in the Schuylkill regions of Pennsyl-
vahla continues, with no prospect Of An eariy
resumption Of work The operators and miners
cannot make an adj ustment, and the suspension
will continue for an indefinite time, "A the
Crane Council Of the WOrkingmen's Bene VIOLENT
Association have issued orders to that effect
The miners cannot disobey this edict, nor are
they allowed to know the meaning of il. The
ON GERS OF the organization are sworn to secresy
and will not divulge. The Miners Journal pub,
fishes the following in regard to this matter
showing how the officers and members are
bound
Should district branch officer, or brother
print, publish, or circulate any article or by
any means act so as TO bring any district,
branch officer, brothers or association into con-
tempt, unless sufficient cause can be shown for
80 doing, snail, on proof being made thereof be-
fOre the proper tribunal, setter such penalty or
punishment As said tribunal may think proper
TO infiict; and 1t is also statad that where there
has been divulgence il has been followed by
death. The men themselves do not want to ac-
knowledge that they are subject to this tyranny,
but they are 1t is wrong that they should be,
as they are ground down to a position worse
than slavery. 1t will not be long before the
working classes will find that they are but vic
Tins OF tyrannical officers, who, under the puise
OF furthering their interests, are making them
tools by which to gain power. The operators
and people in the leading cities-ip fact ali
consu mers OF anthracite coAl-are concerned in
this matter, and the sooner some measure is
adopted to change the condition Of the coal re-
gion the better"
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TIE BALTIMORE AND

TIE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
As the laying of the track of the Railroad will
certainly be commenced with the first opening
spring, our entire community look forward 20
that event with unusual interest this wear A
number of cross ties, cut In this county. have
already been delivered along the line OF the
road, and Others from North Carolina; and the
rams are landed at Annapolis, and are being
rapidly transported to the intersection of our
own and the Elkridge Road by the latter COM
pany. Captain Henry II. Carter, the resident
engineer OF the road in this county, has been
learn that they viii be situated about three
miles apart, and besides the one at Mr.. Hul'e
the two nearest to this place viii be at "willow
BROOK" and on the plantation of Thomas H.
osbourn, Esq. Nearly all the grading in the
county is finished, and IL is expected that the
work OF laying the rails will readily progress At
day, which will bring the road to our village
(MarlboroD during the summer.-Prace Gcor-
gidn.
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PRovfnHSCE, X l., Jan. 2S.-rhe steamer
Utility, Captain Nickerson, Of the Keystone
nne, running between Philsfelphts and this
city, took fire this morning living AT the ~harr
nj India Point. The fire broke out a. halt-past
seven O'Clock, In the held, aud after the iuterlor
Mas nearly DESTROYED the boat was scuttled and
sunk st the wharf. Her freight, except the a.. :
and iron, had been discharged. The steamer
belongs TO j. M. Huntington K Co. OF NorvIch
Conn, and was valued At $4,000. The los I,
Insurance. 49, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

THE Herald Of Health gives the following
simple directions for curing q cold: Upon the
e.st c; m tnat y you nave ksn c9a stop
cold water induce . free perspration over the
entire body, either by exercise, the Turkish,
vapQr, lamp, or hot-water bath or vet sheet
pack, followed BY . tepid spray or sponging; 70
to bed, cover up warm, and breathe all the pure
air you can. Nine cases out Of ten will yield to
this treatment in less than twelve hours, and
the tenth one will hardly continue tWenty-four
nOurS,"
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8aOck Report

by Baakrs, BVkers' asd Commercial Tsl,e-a,a F,
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and binds ia
home and foreign markets, as follows:
INV YORK, Jan. S.-U. .. &c, ISL, coupon, ll2s;
sue, %, coupon, le91S; s1's, o., coupon, Iel,
sSs, Us, coupon, hog; ss,s, new, Is, coupon.
Msriposa, ks; Canton, CO.,; cumbeTisnd, y: Wei.
Mail, S Boston Water fossr. = % &: Adam: Ea
pres, e6s.: Wells, Fargo Cos Enpress; IS Ameri-
Central and Hudson: OK DO, Scrip 20: Eri., ~:
do. preferred, -; Harlem, Isl: do. preferred. -.
Reading, ssS: Michigan Central, -; Lake s,.oxss
4 Michigan Southern. n.; Union Pacific Rsii.
PttseSEs, iosf; Ss0.th.est ~; %, preisrrss i
spo'' New Jer:.y Cent? ii, iass s soSt isIsns
yw.s..s W.sssr = ~ sni; "a; DO, Rref q, Is
Alton fsrre .ct:, VIA n asIpi hsI ana sRe, "
ono os aS Alton, ils; DO: preferred, ms;
oIa Ind. Cent Is; Tennessee State sirs.,
m- St7.; do, nev, se.: Virginia susie sxes, old.
North Carolina sizes, old. <64; do, new. q.
Missouri sixes, sox; Central Pscihc Bonds, ~ !:
Union Pacific First Bonds, 7ss. Gold, lp sslle..
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AFFAIRs IN RISCE GEORGE COUNTY, Nd
Destructive Fire.-On Saturday night last, two
tobacco barns upon tie estate Of the late j. b.
z. Caywood, containing large quantity Of to-
baccO belonging to Mr.. A. j. Caywood and Mr..
VIM. Horton, was consumed BY fire. Also q
valuable lot of proyender and farming utensils
belonging TO the former gentleman. As the
being two horses stabbed in enc of the barns,
which were turned out, it il believed that the
nre was the work OF an incendiary. Mr.. Cav.
woods loss was about - 800, and that Of Mr..
Horton about 500.
The OIL WeU-The discovery OF oil by DIR.
Bird is attracting much interest to that section
OF our county, and bids fair to materially en-
Doctor has received numerous letters on the
subject from oil men and others. and We learned
on wednesday that enc party had visited the
place and offered him 800 per acre for q por-
tion OF his estate. At one or two other points
in the vicinity there are also indications Of OIL
Prince Georgian.
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From (tuetana.f A Cosuterf~t..
Arrested-A Libel suit

QiNCIrNATI, Jan. 2..-I. n. Shade, Of Brad
ford, Dark county, Ohio, has been broacht here
charged with having IN his possession Counter
feit currency with intent 20 pass
IL n understood here that Mr.. Rollins civ
editor OF the Ledger, claims damages 90 the
amount OF s30,000 from Frank IasIie'. nay.
Doings for recently representing the CITY editor
a. having been whipped by woman. The case
has been placed In the hands OF New SOrs at
tOfDey.
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a Double ExecuttOu.

Armstrong, the murderers OF the Laplne IAN
lily, hve IN number, near Potosi, Nevada.
were publicly hung in Court House
Square, at Potosi, yesterday afternoon.
some OF them coming from twenty 20 thlrt,
miles TO witness the execution. .tolly's heal
WAS nearly severed from his body by the rope
and Armstrong died by slow straag ulstiOn, by
20 me arrangement Of the moose.
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Ne Cable News OF Yesterday or To
days Date.

NKw YORK, Jan. 2s.-At 2.30 y. m. 20 -ds. 70
dispatches OF @ later date thar 80 q IN. Of the
26th have been received by cable for the New
York Associated Press.
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Democratic Nomfuation for N. n. se..
AtOr from Weal yiHRlnla

NanHIIrG. WA, Jan. PA special d..
pstch 70 tee inteit5eneer from the State capitol
this morning ssys:-hon. II. q. Dayis of Min
eral county, was nominated for United States
Senator IN the democratic caucus Thnrsday
night. The vote stood Davis, q; ID. Lamb
next Tuesday.
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Libel Suit Against the Philsdel phia
SUNDAY limea.

PHrLADKLPHIA, Jan. 2s.-The propriet0rs a.
the Sunday fimes have been held in 500 bail for
libel on Robert Fox, proprietor OF the new
American Theater. The libel consists in pub
fishing report that Fox annoyed the neighbOr,
OF bis residence, Oh Green street, BY the disor-
DERBY conduct OF his visitors
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Affairs In Utah .

SALT LAKE, Jan. 2s.-Seversl mine. in ia.
Fart Canon, near here, have been sold 70 east
eTn capitalists within the last week.
IL rs said that rich discoveries have been made
At Camp Floyd.
There 10 universal indignation among the
miners and capitalists in Cgari 10 the removal
Of Governor Vaughn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The tugboat Felir
which was towing the ship Hudson, from Lon
don, up the bay, this morning, was blown up
on the bar. Several men were injured. Another
tug took the ship in tow and brought her and
the men TO this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

TuNULTuous SCENE occurred in the Ar
kansas Senate on Thursday last james Brooks
presented certificate ofelection and demanded
to be SWORN in. Objections were made, bat
the Lieutenant Governor administered the oath
amid storm of objections. Brooks then made
aspeech of an hour and Q half. A bill Was in
uoduced declaring the Lieutenant Governor to
be revolutionary and acting contrary to parlia-
mentary usage, after which the Senate adj
journed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Jan. 2s.-The western
bound freight train on the Union Pacific rail-
road ran on the track near Sessions last night
Several cars were smashed aud the rails were
torn up for q considerable distance. There was
no loss or life, but the regular train from the
East, with the mail, was DELAYED sixteen hOurs
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The New York money market continues %
work easily at Eve and six per cent. CONNER
ciAl paper Of first quality is i'm demand. and
passes At 1a1 per cent. National bank note.
remain excessively abundant, and are At a
discount Of saS Of one per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

A UTICA lawyer took part in private theatre
Gals, and IL was his part to be struck in the face
by another performer. He Was Knocked down,
and instead Of getting mp and saying. "Ha, .
bow" he turned on the other performer, and
began to repeat some Of Greoley's PROFANITY 1t
him. The audience, who had attended to raise
money for church, seemed to be discouraged
about pious theAtricals, and went homo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

CAPT. THOMAS &. SULLIVAN, Commissary OF
Subsistence, has been ordered to the depart
ment Of the Platte for duty in connection with
the Indians in that department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-28

Boston, Jan. 2s.-A block OF wooden baild-
ings corner CauseWay and Portland streets, oc-
cupied by numerous tenants, mostly engaged
in mechanical pursuits, was burned ths morn
ing. Loss 5000.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON W. HI. III. MiCHLsR has
been relieved from duty in the department. OF
Missouri and ordered to report to the command
ing general department OF The Platte.
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Perjury.

CONCORD. y. H., Jan. 2s.-Hamilton Simpson
n under arrest, charged with making false All
dsvits to procure pension for Angelina Brown.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RHvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sil7 ,3sl GO, and for this week
ending this date s9l $50, 1902.
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Isserspked kxcfsssceiS 70 The Erestse St0g.
BALTIMORE, Jan. S-Coston dull With down
yard tendency; niidling uRiesds, l5s.: ios md
ding, Lx ylOqs a.. ed tsarly scti,s; ao-.rd-
sI@; DO. eItr., sszssss DO family, s. ass 10 Is;
q; a. i.my "a s.Ss 8 Wheat quiet; ios srsds.
s 8 srss sc sso hit 1ss M ss,s 20
S.. = e:eson sss 10: Sslo sna Il fsSs
49,. .S q; f,sspegi,snie Or.
luiet e slAss Bye more active At s6ssb. Pork hrm
1 1Se : ssss - Sr * Ss.ooasm ssd se,,se
he; A.ms. nalse: Lord dali At Isc. Whiaky-so
BALsiNolE. Jan. 4-virginia sixes, o,d. o.. b,S
90 asked: do. lisa, % bid; 10. lsS7 50. "a @
asked; north Osroiinss, old. g bid
INV roaL, jag: s..steeks gsssrslly ssssly sss
Exchsnse long 81; short, Nss. N honds, cou.
Pc, "a, srsnia SKIES, ex coupon, 6; do. Dew,
NEW IoREs Jan. - Flour shade finer Whsaa
c.ut higher Corn quiet but frm.
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~An effort % being made to dispute the
long established hoop skirts. A gored hAircloth
skiIt, stinened with hair cords running horizon
tally around the garment and enlarged e the
bottom with several haircloth n0unces, IL ex-
pecfed - take its place.
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MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 2S.-The memoirs 20 Con-
grees, against the repeal of the income tar
passed the Assembly by q vote of 20 tos.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

TEE sEOOND ANNgAL MASK BALL OF
THE q. 9. A. n
The Escond Annual Mask Ball Of the vi
0kOR0kTOWN SCHRUTZEl ASSOCIA-
ZION will take place at FORREST HALL.
georgetown, "WEDNESDAY, February lst, 1871.
The patronage OF our friends and the public IL re-
spectfuily solicited, Us 3t'I THE C06MIrTHI
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY--Naval Constructor
Thomas Davidson. Jr., has been detached from
special duty in the Bureau OF Construction at
the Navy Department and ordered TO the Bos
ton yard. The orders OF Chief Engineer .. II
Lackey to the Ticonderogs have been revoked
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nO26 s.t.th. IN

THEE FACTS DEMAND In EDlATB DON
SIDE Disease should be guarded against
or Il must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences a. render life Q burden. Combat
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves iu
order, regulate the female 81 stem, promote the ap
petite, Danish every sign OF dyspepsia or rheuma-
t:m fncresee the vigor Of both body and mind, and
can only be done with safety, certainty and prom pit
ness BY Charles Qautiera Native Wine Bitters; O.
says popu}0H opinion, endorsed BY many Of the most
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victory OF these A other Bitters 1t has ALSO
lutely driven them ont Of the market where 1t has
been introduced 9sutiers Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of oil druggists oslstr
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BATCH1LOR,s HAfx nv.

This splendid Hair Dye II the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, fnstantaneous. does not contain
lead nor any etfats poison to produce paralysis OF
Soasttn& virtues they do not possess The genuine,
W. "A. Batehelors Hair Bye has had thtvfy ysavs
1ntarnished reputation to uphold its integrity =
the only perfect Hair Dye-Dlsck or Brown. Bold
y al Drusgfsts. Applied ct 10, Bond street, New
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THURSTONB IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER the best article for cleansing and preser
teeth Ssld by all druggists. Price % and 50 cents
JOUVEE'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER
stores soIled gloves equal to Bold by all drug
zsts and fancy goods dealers Price. q cents des IL