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CITY ITEM

FROM LAST SPRING, large assortment OF
mems and boys suits, pantalOOns. &C.. at
great reduction to close, previous to Offering
my regular spring goods. One Price Only.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 Seventh street n. w.
-A
NATURE GIVES US TEETH, but she does not
preserve and purify them That must be done
with fragrant .Sosodont. The dental bone aud
Its enamel casing are made invulnerable to all
destructive influences by the daily use OF this
oehenceht PREPARATION WIS
"SIMPLY This AND NOTHING MoRE,"-If
your hair is coming out, want OF proper nutri-
ment is the cause. Phdl0n's Chemical Hair In
cf9ordtOr supplies that want. II is at once
nourishment and medicine for the hair-stimu-
latlng ITS growth, improving its texture, invigo-
rating its roots, and curing its diseases. Sold
by all Druggists. eos
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
- BrO,cR'S Bronchial TTOches" beneficial in clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing and
renewing the th:s.t s!irr any exertion of the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the
TrOches are effectual. co
For CoRNs, Bunions, ChilIblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. lbs l5tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
The MOST celebrated and successful Lstrobe
Heaters and Slate daniels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather STIR
Hamilton g. Pearson's, No. 4. v ~ n R rs al
ing, 9Th and y stra.tS -'-.' " a. nalic-
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- keeper who was taking two conyicts to
the state prison last " eek, when the train stop
ped NJ Sing Sing. called out. Z" step out, gentle
men, nfteen years for rsfreshmeDts."
~The latest style Of wedding tour IA a tour
round the world, which can now be accomplish
edin few months and Is something for couple
to boast OF all the rest OF their days
~ Eighteen and fourteen are respectively
the lowest ages Al which the male and female
you'h OF Russia may henceforth marry each
otLtI.
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WAIKED INTo THE JAWS OF JUSTICE
Last night the house OF II. j. Byrnes, opposite
tEe Baltimore depot, was entered by some one
no carried OF two silver watches and a quaint
- OF cigars and tobacco. About o'clock this
morning Young man giving the name of Geo.
'tuDger, hailing from Kensington. PhlsJel-
Ihia. appeared at police headquarters for lolg-
ing. and Officer Michigan noticing that he had
'Cb-webs on his cap searched HIM and found
watches in his boots and hat. and locked
Tim up This morning the watches were iienti-
fed and the prisoner was taken TO police head
t-udIfIrs
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THE COURrS.

CIRCUIT Court, y.G0< Ma 4;ttug-To-day
Higgins agt. Gregory; verdict for plaintiff.
Schmidt agt. Germsnia Insurance Co; on Iial.
In this case the property OF piaintif was in
sured for 5000, and, the property being par
italy destroyed by hire, he claims the insurance
refusing to receive the amount fixed by the
arbitratOTS-S2D.
POLICE COURT, J-lsr Sa<zl To-day George
Smachum Tor loud and boisterous talk was
fined IS. Jourdan Robinson. disordery
conduct in the Northern market: fined S.
Reuben Nelson. profane in the public streets;
fined s.. John Davis and James Snowden
same offence; fined IS each. John Davis
charged with exposing for sale in the market
charged with disordc-ly conduct in G getown;
nHed 50 Mary Kelly, charged with selling
liquor without license. II was shown in testi-
m"ry that Mrs. X. sOid some apple brandy or
apple Jack. hich was not charged in the war
rant, and the prosecuting attorney asked to
amend his error, and she vas fined Si20
In the case of Captaia Lewis, chraged with
having unsound oysters Ter sale, the court fined
HIM SO. VIM. y. Ailisen, charged with assault
ing and resisting ONE n Caleb Sebastian in
Georgetown. The of Ger had been reque sted
by sanitary officer Buckley TO accompany him
Ia investigate an alleged nuisance on the premi-
:esof Allison, who according TO their testimony
treated them in very rude manner using pro-
tame language, and struck Sebastian in the eve
and OH the lip, brusing hita. The officer bore
with him as long as he could and then drew his
stick with which he struck Allison. and finally
got him To the station house. Several witnesses
on both sides were heard, and the judge fined
Allison $50 and costs. John Keise; assault on
John W. Kelly: fined 81. James Snovden. as
sd dlt on Nj ry Davis; fined 3, and costs George
Dtttnger. charged with burglary on the pre miseS
Of Daniel j. Byrne, and larceny Of two watches
worth So, lie afterwards went to the police
headquarters for lodgings where he was sea rched
AMI the watches found upon him; committed for
&C ION of gTandju jury.
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Six persons of Lyons county, Iowa, are re-
ported missing under circumstances that nm
harrily leave little or no doubt that they per
lshed in the frightful snow storm of the 10th
81 Harry Coulter and Lew Cavitt Yesterday
row pair-oared five mile race for 81 900 a side
ON the Schuylkill river, at Philadelphia, on
May % The men 90 in training March Is.
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ALASKA DIAMOND SKTrs, Earrings, Pins,
Studs and Rings, in gold, beautiful styles for
the spring trade, perfect limitations of diamonds
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. ijI Penn
sylvsnia avenue, near y street.
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agency OF dress patterns just given to our en-
9Th street. ~
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THK WEDDING OF Will ii. Hazard, of this city,
TO Miss Mary b. Tabor, daughter OF DIR. Tabor,
taxes place at st. Pall's Iutheran) Church Mt
O'Clock this evening.
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JOHN T.. OWENS had another large audience
al the National Theater last evening, and as
"-Ioshua Butterfly" in The Victims" and
"Solon Single in the PEOPLES Lawyer"
kept the audience Gin a roar a. the saving is,
from the rising OF the curtain TO the going down
OF the same. John ought not to be a. funny as
he can. for one or two old gentlemen last nigN
burst their vest buttons on and were in danger
OF sufOcaticn. To night, "Grimaldi, or the Life
OF an Actress IL the attraction, with Owens in
the principal character. A crowded house may
lie expected.
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AN AyENGiNG BKIToN.-Tae performance of
the wagner Ministries, at Milwaukee. was sud
denly interrupted Saturday night by one OF the
audience, an EnglsllIaan Aamed Cook rising
and pointing pistol at the stage to resent AN
imaginary insult to his native soil eccasioned by
humorous hits on the present attitude of Eng
land, INDUCED in by one OF the knights of tue
cork. The sable warblers were panic stricken.
Chairs were kicked over. and some remarkable
acrobatic feats performed during their sudden
exit from the stage, while the murierous 5riton
was marched off TO the police station.
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For A TRUNK that will stand railroad usage
or neat travelling bag OF satchel, go TO the oil
and practical mandatory OF James y. Tophan
& Co, 425 9Th street, one door north of Old
Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

The WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE IL
being largely attended, and was never so thor
oughly organized and so successful in all re-
spects as now. The spring term begins will
March.
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Arrest OF ALLEGE DTHIEvEs-Last even.
iTg detectives MCbeyitt ami McElfresh arrest
ed Henry Green, alias Brown. and David Par
her, ON suspicion of having robbed the store of
Mr.. Wheeler, on eth street, near G. where one
Of them was employed, q few nights ago and on
searching Parker a pocket handkerchief be-
longing 10 Gov. Holden, whose residence, No.
It-5' & street, was robbed a few weeks ago, was
found Subsequently the same officers arrested
charles Page, colOred, whose mother was en-
FiOycd by Gov. Holden, } on the charge OF rob.
blng the house OF the governor.
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~ TlCE.
OPENING OF A NEW sTATIONKRY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANEFACTORY.
l1.st class goods at fair prices, for cash
tlTHoGkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
Ihe public are invited 60 call and ex anime ON,
~ 0ock bEN. r. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 20 Jay Cooke 4 OoS,
een-u Washington. u q.
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Who ANDW WHAT ARE BLACKMAILEEs?-Thi
is the question Mr. Carmen proposes to answer
in his lecture at Odd Fellows Hall this evening
and promises 10 make some disclosures rattle
sensational in their character. See his adver
tsement.
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B"oKcAsEs:-Latimer & Cleary will sell, to
morrow evening, At the conclusion of thei
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At AcCTLeN.MER" HASr MILL-NEAR

II TH0s. BOWLING. Auctoneer; ';eSrrseto tn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At AUCTIeN-MER' HANr MILL-NEAR
TkENALLST0WS, u q.
- BY viTtae 4 = deed of trust TO the uajer-
.igRed. dated January IS. 1871 recorded IN
- Liber 6S2 folio ~. nf the land records of
ablDAten county. pi-t rct of CClumbis, and ty
elrecuoH Of tie party secured thereeT, ve viii -el
Al pubilc auction, on the premises. MONDAY.
rHrch Sta lS2. At O'Clock m all the folo~IpS
&c cribed property named ia = aid rTust-BesinHing
.ar The same NJ the southwest Soruer &c Levi ami
Henry bafrows land. in the eastern line of Shoe
makers land; thence With said Shoemaker'- lire
south ~ de gr vtsi 80 psrchrs Ia = corner of the
q v rnnesi farm; thence with ts lire degrees
thence wet ~ degrees l09 50 100 TO west
de OF reserve rCsd thence north a.. degrees west
ii p-fches; thcn north IS degrees y g.. lla
D. Tel hes; thru hnrih 3S1a degrees y petch-.
then north ss degrees wet - 20 l0O percrs q the
eastern line of said Burrows land hence with their
line south 81 degrees west 81 perches. thence with
their south line west thirty one perches then with
their west line 60 degrees west - p-rches e. the
beginning Containing SEA acres Of land i'm prov ed
Mill"
Trims cf sale: onc-fhird cash: balance in SIX and
t~riVc months with m crest, secured Dy notes a~d
deed Of trust on the property. SsS down when the
property IL struck IN which shall be forfeited upless
the day of sale and he property viii then ke res Id
az the risk and cost II the defaulting purchaser
Stamps aud convey aucing At pure haserf coet
= paRRSsEiiLLr Trustees.
f.t2S THUS BOWLING, Auct
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DR. RAILWAYS
8arsaparillian Resolvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Evsyy dyop Of the Observation-Disclosures
o,Ssr Of a.
ctse, Of life, for II repairs the wastes Of the body
co.ss nss s1 Giasd.la1 as;s.se. 1ies !: a.
TSoaf, Mostk, Tsn1oss, Nodes ~ the Glands aad
e., s; ron e a. a. Ess: s sss a. .:,
SKIS Diseases Essgtio.s, Ffssr Sores, Sad He'd
s.:: T Ms, S e. a. ass . K.
Womb, aad al! scsakeatas aad pdtatsl dtscAersss.
liz ,risessies, are iiiis iis es,aiice ,asss 81 tSis
scosdss Of Modsrs CAemisfry, asd Csw days sss
sorMs u d.sses: is Sosss ,oIs 20 eIs iIss '~''
II the patient, daily becoming reduced ~ the
wastes and decomposition that 3 continually pro-
Blood iaodu 1s this the PHRfIIIAN vii and
ceeds IN diminishing the los Of wastes, III repair.
Kim II s.Ssn :1f Ssy
ssss,ppss , Setsssi sppsa'' s'0's' "a - sa'
Not only docs the "a lsArAlrLLIAs REsoLvIsr en-
Scrofulo0s Oonstitutional and 6kin diseases, but
KIpHEY AND BLAHpIR coMPLAufa
Urinary snd wo.h si:s.iss; Sc.s: DID, H.:s:
6rie6fc Albuminlris and IN al easss vhsre
sr &:
sSc, Or thresds IKE White nm, there aorsid,
ss.: ssS is
ton WIN passing water, and Doan h u oau q
to losk ona alonG the Loins.
DD. RADWAY0
RerIscs PuFgat1ve Rlll0s
Dsfsseiy sassslsa, eaega.aly coass1 vith gyes -
purse, feGvlses, purify, olee1es, - scengtAo
eto1ssA, Live, bovsls. Kid.eys, 6a1Asr. AsryoaI
9esIion, Dy0DsDeta, Bliousnsss, niliole 1svor
in1aInation Of he Heyeas, Pile, and I'll 1eranee
1eoto Of the Internal vieoera. Wagrantsd 10 So
. positive cure. Purely vsgstaSls, eoataasins se
A few Aosss II 8ADWAYg PILLS vm free tn
syote0 IRON I'll the above-naned disp9dsp- Prtos
= cs1fs pr Boz. SOLD II DRU00I6f0.
READ HALe1 AHD TRuI.n - s.s lsetss
staAD 70 RApWAY CO., Mo. 81 4Ai4sa loos
NSv York. InSssDak3os worth thessea9: III b
nj yoQ. w. UY-4Wh
VIsIr TIE LONE rpnA"
CLEAN SWEEP
CLOTHING BALE,
Aso,s Hall. SIS Ith street.. soo
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SMALL POX.-1here was one case of death
from small poS ia the eastern section of the city
to-day. a child years Old. 1t was buried in the
small pOx burial ground, and the premises wer,
fumigated. One case of small pox is reported
in the southwest part of the city-a girl aged Il
years She was removed TO the hospital, ant
the premises were fumgated.
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Urine IN The SoUTHwEsT.-The Wayne
county (Missouri) Democrat states that on the
nth instant two men named Scott and Leaf
were arrested at Redmont, in that county,
charged with having committed three murders
In Mississippi. Scott, in attempting to escape
wa shot and seriously wounded in the thigh
lie has confessed that he and Leaf killed two
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The UNION RAILROAD.-The subscriptions
10 the stock OF this railroad at the office of Mr.
A. p Brown, now amount to $50 100, the re-
quired five per cent. being paid ia. The book.
will be closed on Saturday night, when it i.
expected that one-half OF the capital will hav,
been subscribed so that an organi zatiOn ma,
be effected the following week. The capital i,
fixed at 100 900.
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DKATH OF REV. DIR. CoeKERY-Very Rev
erend Henry Benedict Coskery, Vicar Genera
and administrator Of the Arch Diocese OF Balti-
more, died Yesterday evening At the Arch
ePiscopal residence, OF pneumonia, after an
illness OF several weeks. He was in the Sixty-
fourth year OF his age. Deceased was q native
OF FREDERICK county, Maryland, and has been
vicar General OF this diocese since ls49 In lS5
he declined the appointment of Bishop of Port
land, Maine, by the Pope. The funeral takes
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHlLP 4 SOLOMONS
NE w BO o X y.

trss,s,ssy. Nth Authors, by y T Tield "a So
onrs ~ IN TIE Sierra Seraess. b. Cisr-
BariIs Gould. Legend. of Old Testament char.c.
r. T4s f ssen. Tan h .ssp "
Sir Henry Holland Rcoohs.ions or P.s, LIZ. 9,
3 I.f Animal and veset.,,s Parasites. 81
Laekeys Leaders 81 PuIlic Opinion in Ire
td %s.is ll Isss b. THff Si iy3
Guiee TO Florida. ~
Es T" $ ssdies i' PTcersm.. O.
PPiguer 3 Io morrow Of hesth; si:s.
Lutte i Modr re lih Princ aud fIgs 81
TIE Bet RessdHs with hints on the selection Of
HAYES Land Of pesoIs,ion. $40.
Two Family Mo,Her.. b. karie sophie
PHILP 4 sOLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS AND srATDSERS.
fell OH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
| IsT sG 2s NM NM 7 R2oki sl roe SAFE AT
CORNER AZ IT. AND Pa Az
Poor Miss Finch. BY Wiki Collins. Price 81
R'cpiI, e,ien' Of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland
LeaG9s: q PusIis opiniGS in ITela9as~in. Flood
pam Nam IN, SG, : secret, Price SIS
Price 80 cents.
The Mystery Of 0rcivsl. Translated from tho
French. Price rs cents
I've Plugges for a Pearl. BY Mortimer Collins
H. III III, % cents
The nsh Mini: Of Katherine ssaners Price
a tsf inFhe storm By ouida. Price 50 ceat..
wiz Men and Wild Beasts. By Colonel Cumming
Sl75. ''
Gan the Old Love- A Novel Price IS cents.
In m q nlfaaa IIsNE n. n
cents
New Remsdes. Quarterly Retrospect Of Thera.
peutics. Pharmacy, SC. Price 50 cents
John Jasper Secret. Sequel 10 Charles Dick ems
Mystery of Edwin Drood. Price g rs feb5
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ROMEO ON THE RAMPAGE AoAIE.-Last " eek
Romeo, the elephant champion man killer,
hoiSted Mr. George Forepauph anS came verv
near killing kim. He seized Mr.. Forepaugh,
ard in an instant the unlucky man vas hurled
through the ali with tremendous foSce, in hi-
ascent reaching the root OF the stable. Fortu-
natelv he fell on 2 pile of blankets. But he was
now in more imminent danger than ever-d-
rectiy under the feet and completely in the
power OF the Infatuated beast. A single tramp
one blow from the terrible trunk, and he was a
de ad mar. In that psriiOus situation with the
weapon OF the treacherous animal raised to de-
liver the fatal blow, relief came from Mr. Chas
Forepaugh who thrust pitchfork into Romeo's
tanks until they streamed with blood, causing
the beast 10 tara upon his assailsnt, but his
chains prevented him from reaching his adver-
place of safety
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REAL Estate SALEs-LatImer < Clearv
sUctioneers, sold last evening the west fourteen
ieet siX inches OF lot I. square 1876. on NJ street
letween 18th and 10th streets, improved by tive
story frame dwelling, 20 Il. y. Saffen. for 500;
adjoining twenty feet, same lot and square con-
tanning 3,p9i square feet, TO same purchaser, for
% cents per foot.
Over y Davidson have sold for Mrs. General
MaynadieT house No 1scSS G. street northw est
with side lot, to Gen. g. X. Paul, for S2DOyo.
Also, Tor Judge wylie. lot -, in WyIie's subdl-
vision Of square PIP, 10 II. A. Blood Esq, Ior
ga ga>h.
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OLDEST AND LARGEST DYING AND
0S0CRlSG ESrARLlsHMENTI IN THE DIS
ThiCT.Establshed 1885 Highest prsrR um award
ed by the Metropolitan MEG 6snic Institute, 1857
Ladies Dresses, shawls, Cloaks, sc &C., cleaned
yelye's, Furs, X ID Boots, Slippers and Kid Gloves
ciesnsd IN style unsurpassed in this country-in
from to "A hours. Dress Goods, shawls Sacaues
R bbons, Plumes, Kid Gloves, &C, &c Gent
Cloaks, Goats, Pants, and Vests dyed in the best
manner. Guaranteed to be the best place in the
District for the cleaning Of Gentemens Clothing
everything appertainisg to the business prornptl y
attended to- Goods received and returned by ex
II. WHEATLEY, Proprietor.
IOst CInce BOX 62S. jan29-ly
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A Bo@Js PIANo-TUSER AMONGST US.-A
person " ho passes under several fictitious names
goes from house TO house in this city and George
town, representing himself a piano-tuner
and pretents tO be either employed or sent by
the prominent music stores of this city. He has
already heeced many persons of their money
and ruined their pianos besides. Owners 0I
pianos should be on the lookout for him.
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TIE GRAND CONCERT tomorrow eyeniny at
the Metropolitan Church, corner Of AZ and q
streets, will, without doubt, be a rich music Al
treat. The choir will be assisted by DIR. u p
Garfield, Madam Elliott, of New York a very
highly cultivated soprano; Mr.. +. A. Chase. and
~ome twenty-five other good singers. A select
and pleasing programme from the best masters
will be given President Grant and family will
be present. Tickets 20 cents. to be had at the
door, which will be opened al o'clock. Con-
EFT begins
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LOG AL NEWS.

Nai,Oad! JASGfeT-.Iohn r. ,,uans I'M .. q;
na!''I; ct, The Life of an = ctress.,
tGT-SNr ~ H1'.-LeCtuTe by A. j. Davis On
the Location sEad Scenery Of Heaven.
Odd I|!3oars' HaH--Lecture Ly Colonel w. G
Garner upon 90 Black ma i!ers''
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SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. Prgg. proprietor OF
the popular Dollar store. No i5 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, near q. street, has decided to have all
the wires OF his dollar sets plated, 30 that his
customers can waer them with the same safety
as II they we're gold jewelTy.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN From ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
not ONE HOpR
after reading this Advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RADWAYS READY RELIEF is 4 cuRi
FOB EVERY PAIN.
Itwa. the nrst, and ID
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly ssop. the most excrucstns pairs al
organs, BY one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
a. pstsr ASy fiOent the g.,H
Neuralgia Frustrated with disease may s1ie,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF TIRE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLAppEB
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUHes
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATION OF THE HEAR1
MYSTERIES. GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
CArARRH. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE. TOoTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
GOLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
Afford ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half . tumbler Of water w1l in 0
few minutes cure (RAMPS,. SPASMS, soul
sr2E, AGGHKRHaa sBS4HsksTSEsSSfK G1fic
EsIiNSIRs IN The SoRELs and al INfsxNzf
Irsyels,: ,hSrS ;lHsy. carry bottle Of RAD
Of wsssr Il better than Trssck brandy OF blister.
Q stimllant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
PEvER AND AGUE cured for my cents. There
is not q remedial agent In this world that vi cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bilious,
II EdkAbR KkLfxF. Iifss &C cent? Ssf Der SotsIs.
DR.. RAILWAYS
8aFsapar1llian Res0lvent,
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MASONIC PEEsENTATIOy--Lastn nj ght hand
some past masters jewel was presented To W.
y. Stephenson, of Dawson Lodge. No. Ii. +. a.
NJ, on the occasion of his retiring from the
chair in which he has presided the last wear. IL
l. a regular jewel, with pair of coInpasses ex-
tended on the arc OF circle, with blazing sun
in the center. and finished in the highest stvle
Of art. The screw connecting the compasses is
represented by diamond, and the hanging OF
tie pendant Is formed by a combination of the
plumb, square and level. the plumb forming the
clasp, designed by Mr. f. b. Msgrotty. The
Jewel was presented on behalf OF the lodge by
y. J.. +. Holmead, Esq.