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The New York herald., 1875-11-27
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Bixby.
REAL ESTATE nnoKER N rnouRr

REAL ESTATE BROKER IN TROUBLE.
Bernard Gunsberg, real estate broker residing at
No l2o East Seventy fourth street. arraigned on
complaint Of Mrs Mary f. Russell, charged with false
prelenccs The complainant resides at No 466 Canal
street Mrs Russell owned house aad lot in Mount
Vernon, Weschcster county valued at S., 900 There
mortgage of 81, 700 the property In Sep
tember last she met GuiDsberg and wishing to ex-
change her property for in the city she ne.
gotiaod With him. Gunsberg said he owned the
house and lot No 800 East Seventy fourth street
which had double mortgage thereon for $40 500
and other liens amounting TO 81, 100. other than
these, Guinsbcrg stated in his deed Of conveyance
the property had encumlrances. Notes for S475
made out by both parties before the deeds or
vcyance signed. Tho note Of Guinsberg was made
payable n twelve months and the other in six months
Mrs Russell alleges hat the property In Seventy
fourth street wns mortgaged for 81, 800 more than
Guns5erg said IL at tho time the transfer was
signed. and she charges him with fraud. Cum sberg
Mas hold n k2 500 bail 70 ansHar
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
suPEaIoR coURT-sPRcrAL TERM.
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

BY Judge Freedman.
Fletcher VS. Clark Ct al-Pleadmgs must be hand
mn
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End Of the sIory.Iiowe Scandal

THE FLAINTIFF ABANDONS THE CASE. AND
ALLOWS VERDICT FOR DEFEN DANT.
In the Circuit Court. Judge Cartier, the
case Of Catherine Y. Story agt. Freeman W
Howe superintendent Of the eform school,
action 10 recover damages for alleged breach
Of promise OF marriage and SeiuctiOn-was
called this UOrninC-McSSrS. Darlington and
Darlington Tor the plaintiff. and MeSSrS
Wheeler ana Harrington for the defendant
This ease excited considerable interest when
the suit was entered. and AZ the time Of the
Trial AZ the last term, which resulted in a
disagreement Of the jUry-Il having favored
verdict for the plaintiff, and 1 (Mr w. L.
Harper verdict for defendant. The case
was called to-day. and the plaintiffs counsel
stated that StipulatiOnS had been agreed
upon. and in pursuance thereto they would
accept a verdict for defendant. jury was
sworn. and verdict for defendant rendered.
The following is the stipulation:
The plaintin in this case ''abandOns the
claim made by her against the defendant
Freeman ". Howe, and humbly retractS all
The charges made by her against him. and
hereby consents that the jury may be sworn
in The case. and judgment entered on their
verdict for defendant. G.. Y. STOREY"
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THE COTRrN.



This morning the December term II ms c1urt was
rpsouveuCd after recess Of several Weeke The Dis
tTict ATTORNEY gave notice that On wednesday hn
shaali call M the e Hop II slater, cha gel
with the murder Il Michael Hussay. hy stabbIng,
ia August. 1913, with Vsw - having day set for
The trial hervyi-C i-p1snC Uf the case IL VII
l. remembered that the accused was tried on the Sth
81 October. 1873. and convicted on the llth. motion
Hr Riddle, Judge Rice. of Alabama, Gen. HonkIc
and Dir A. ". Williame-and on the 18th it was
granted. In NarCh 81 laat year the defendant
released on bail Judge MaCA Tthur announced that
heard Wednesday, aud that the balance 81 the
week would be devoted 70 District cases. He also
stated that the appoaS from thu magistrates the
Circuit Court calendar would be called on Monday
trial dismissal Ur continuance and the first twenty
i've cases viii le called on that day Lewis Jones,
charged with larceny, was released from Jail AID
committed e. the reform school.
The following District cases were set for Wedues
Cay. Joseph p. tTaiaall. peddliTg without license;
samuel PaTkes, violating the hack law; John Mo
1orneCk, dnaV fully carrying on . bar room, james
Durreilv, do: John Miller, do; Albert l.. Morgan,
carrying on the business q commercial agent.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Today the case Il Rcane, executor, agt. Denver
and Peck was taken Up.
POLICE COURT-JiclJe SlcU.
To-day. Thomas Myers charged with the lar
eeDy IT barrel OF -four from a grocery store ON
Ger hCGraw arrested him with his coat sleeves
cred " ith -four, which NJ declared coal ashes A
Colored witness testified Ia seeing Myers with the
hour IN push cart, : 80 OF 60 DAYS in Ja Charles
Edwards, larceny OF a hors" blanket from N a
HahCney, charged with resisting Officer ShimoncCk;
grand gury. Frank Wood, larceny II a trunk val
Ued at So, ESQ or ~ days. Eliza Porter forfeited
collateral: j I; Williams, same. John BOYLE alias
mott, same charge IS. Isaac Redmond, same; SIS
John ". Dcat0n, same; S..
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os-----
The Road IN HeolFh

Cleanse the stomach. bowels and blOoI from
all The acrid. corrupt and offensive accumu-
lati0Es which produce functional dCTauEa-
mcnt. and you remove the cause OF most dis
eases which aflliCt the human family. and
thus save large doctors bills. The most Cr-
1ectual and reliable remedy for this purpose
IS found in DIR. Pierce's Pleasant PUrga;iVe
Pellets. No cheap wood or paper boxes.
but kept fresh and reliable in Walls
High livcrs. those INDUCING in ease and
pleasure, and those OF Sedentary habits. can
prevent BoilS, Carbuncles, G0ut, Red Skin.
EruptiOns, Pimples, Constipation. Piles
DrOWSlness, BiGOuSneSS. and Other condition
induced by such habits. by taking from four
10 six of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets once week, or, better still, one or two
each night They are sold by dealers in mod
iCines poEK
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Condensed Locals.

Attend the OH Folks costume cOuCCT- at
Mount Zion NJ. II. Church tonight
TIE Sn0w-StOTm which mate 10 50 UHp!C1S-
ant here was general along the Atlantic sea
board north ard south %! rs. and was every
who're accompanies by GgEtrem" coll,
The steamer r &. Knight Of the h"T-
chants lire, left New York Saturiay after
noon FOR GC0rge town with a fIll cargo Of
merchandise for District merchants AMI WI
reach her wharf tomorrow morning II
abe can force her way through The &c.
Dir. Henry Washington. Of Alexandra,
shot himself accidentally. ia tHi~ cit
FRIDAY night. In taking q HaEI CrrTlef
fTCm his VCyk-+, "a Haif-rpeS.ri pistol ID tie
same pocket was discharged. the BAH enter
ing ms thigh lust above th- knee joint
wOUudiug hiTn badly.
Nathaniel Wilson. late assistant United
states district attorney, qualified In the
Probate Court Judge tlin. saturday. rs al
UinistIa;0r with the viii annexed on such
OF the estate Of Cakes AmeS as il under the
jurisdiction OF the courts Of this District. The
estate here - estimated ~ 5000, and the
administrator gave bond in Sl0d,Coa.
The cases OF the District 81 Column
bia. against the Alexandria and Washing
Ton Railroad company. which were bills filC3
90 enforce lien on The railroad acquired by
the old corporation OF W Washington for SIC 900
advanced To- aid il the construction Of the
original road. came up in the Special Term
Saturday on demurrer The demurrer was
stained and the bill dismissed.
Mr.. Rudolph BUchly. a native Of this city.
and formerly in the house furnishing bust
ness. on eth street and PennS yivaHia avenue.
StCu tli~ morning at MS Et>lueilCt. IN = lex
aEdTia county. Va. in the 9Th year OF his
SEe- His funeral viii take place frCm his
brothers residence. S12 Pennsylvania ave
eUe. On Wednesday. at ? o'clock p. M. and
will he attended by Columbia Lodge. No. 70,
i. q. O. =, OF which deceased was q member
A large assembly was gathered at Lincoln
Hall yesterday afternoon. by invitation from
the WOmCu'S Temperance Union. Ms. Lin
vile president. and. after prayer by Rev.
hT. APPLETON. most Interesting addresses
were made by Mrs. Johnson. Of Brooklyn.
y u and Mrs. EitZtcHmcyCr. or Philatiei-
phia. The entire audience remained II the
close, listening with marked attention 70 the
touching statements and earnest. though
modest appeals especially to women for their
cC-OI GRAFTON in this unObtrusiye and much
naaf4sfF
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THE ANNUAL WOLF STORY-Thc Detroit
Post has Joined the ranks of the ScOtferS.
Hear II THE LapeeT Democrat tells with
distressing particularly how an Old man.
living at Rich township, while returning on
horseback from dance the other night was
pursued by pack OF wolves, how his horse
turned on them, and by stamping and kick
Ing Killed several OF them. and how the rest
chased him 10 his own door, which he entered
with difficulty. leaving the exhausted horse
TO be rCndcd in pieces and devOured. We
never could quite believe that wolf story
and IL really seems 10 be growing more in
credible every YEAR
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y SIG&lFi,ANT LETTER FROM TIITaS 70
HIS NiIE.-AmCug the IitDu love letters
read ia court during the trial OF the Baecner
ease "a B-COElyE on Friday was q letter writ
ten by Tiltou 10 mis- wife, and dated DubUgup
iowa, Dee. -, lsCG, Ia which TiltOu uses The
following extraordinary language II don't
expect. However, 10 be lonesome much lon
ger, for ! am 10 meet you in Chicago. Now.
thai the other man has gone OF IecturIn.y n :
your icJi n mentions. You can afford to come
10 me. Leave home, children. kith ana Kin
and c.e&Nc unto him 10 whom You originally
promised 10 ClCaNe. You promised the Otuer
man h. ClCaV9 10 me, and yet you leave me
all alone and cieaVe 10 him.
- lTaLIlN thy MaIne is woman. ~
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|" Now we know how TiitOn looked on the
witness stand. The New York Herald SAYS
Ibis eyes lacked grip" ard 1.-The race had a
Kind Of parbOlled pain in it."
49, scientist has begun taking a cpnSus
Of The fools OF tlse United States. He STAYS i'm
a city until a fire breaks out IN the davfimp
and then he puts down the number Of TaO-
pie he sees. Oiner than hremen. running To il
sTInStead OF gathering her children int,
the sabbath schools. Phiiadel phia il giving
juvenile balls. Two hundred OF the little
creatures were present at one OF the &C infant
uOt downs last weeks.
Alt is singular that some people who
can't bear the smell OF Ci gar smoke viii reg
UIaTiy rub their heads with M Nture OF
white lead. whisky. lampblaok AMI log
wool. COMO ing chair res tore" and think
nothing OF it.
EF-The young earl Of ROsebeTTy is soon TO
b. married to atlaUghtcr of William Butler
Duncan. wealthy banker Of New York city.
Mr.. Duncan recently went 10 England with
him. and both may soon - eEPectei on their
.elurn.
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Two Monsters.

a monster concert ACCOMPANIES monster
drawing at the Public Library. at Louisville
Ky, ON the 9th Of this month. Almost every
note OF music Will represent "A bank note
The plauditS of the audience will be given
alike 10 Gilmore and the gamer OF a great
gift. II is safe tC say that the applause which
grcetS the luCkieSt man will outweigh even
that which GilmOrC'S music will inspire
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aTThe number of divorce cases in St
Louis is unprecedented.
rEEvery- pound of cOchneal contains 20
COO insects, boiled 10 death.
RTThe entire fronts of noctunal-dresses
are now made Of puffings.
~ On the 18th inst. the wife of Sam Hem
~. a coloTed resident of Salisbury. Nd be-
came the mother of lOur children. When in
formed or the fact. Sam began to make pre-
partitions for a journey. II Amt gwine to
live IN dis heah salisbury 10 longer said
sam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

How MANY FIRES ORIGINATE.-Aw watch
man in the employ OF Clark w. Bryan &
Co, of Springfield. Mass. while perambuIa-
ting the hindery iu the upper story of their
building the other evening, discovered q wad
OF co1tOn-waste on fire, and Immediately at
tended To il. IL seems that during the day a
carpenter had been making more table-rOOm
and had rubbed the surfaces with waste sat
urated with linSeed Oil, and this wad no
larger than a mans fist. thrown upon fine
floor had ignited all by itself. and but for
the timely discovery might have done much
mischief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

SIZING THE WONDEEFUL LAGP.-PariS
correspondence OF the Amateur .l.lrI..i tcs fn.,
following: \ peasant OF the Gei gAJOrhO0d of
Lille came 10 this city with his wife. ana
both never having visited the theater. con
ciuCtd 70 20 that evening TO the one where
waS played Aladdin. or the Marya!0u,
Lamp and took seats in the thirl gallery
opposite the stage The farmer looked for a
long time at tine chandelier which was direct
- before him. All. that is a bcaltif1I
piece said he tOLiS wife. Yes indeed. " re
piled She. 1t is certainly a superb lamp ad-
teo the husband, ''aud can wen understand
hut have seen enough of {. and yosr'' Tie
same And the couple retired in good order
and delighted with their evenings entertain
mcIt.
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Letters from, the Peon,e

Parent writes to inquire elf there i a
regulation for the government of the SeatOu
SClOOl building which requires the children
10 BE- sent home at noon time on every rainy
Gay. no matter how hard il may be nOurina-..,
=. N T. writes that in view Of the har,-
tunes, ana rs matter OF giving employ
ment 10 women, IL would be a good plan b
open BARRIERS shops in which the opera 0rs
should be young women. He maintains that
fifteen cents for shave is TOO much in these
dUU times, and that by employing women
The price could be reduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

The MFNICAN WAR VETERANS met on
Saturday night. and Col. L. II. AIIabach Ie-
Ported that Nj Cake had rendered The use Of
willard : Hall for the meetings o. The con-
VCUtiOn on jLe 81 inst. The following com
mittea was appointed 10 make arrangement.
for ball or banquet at the close Of the con
vcution. viz. NJ %. Months. J. j. Martin. A.
x. French. Edward ByTnC. and Douglas H.
Cooper. Gen. Denver reported from the com
mittee before Congress what had been done
80 far in relation 10 pensions. asd q commit
tee 81 three. j. Martin. =. i. Moses. and
- y Niles. was appointed 10 wait on IL.
senate committee and the Pension commits
~rOIsT with ii view TO correct q Statement
81 omitted 10 On" acting commissioner. with
sgCE data as they could furnish. A vote O.
thanks was rendered 20 the Hon. RI hari O..
ctCrIIiCS. Delegate in Congress from Ar
IONA tsrrIf OrE, for bringing to the attention
Ct Congress "a proposition 10 erect "a monu-
men; 10 Lemem0ry Of General Zachary Tay-
laE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

he Lu-' 'ui Nava-"T-.u M " H Gala a-T rr o..
N.il"a z" '" iHE' Chat, tE"ra - uuf inr.. m. -r
NtiiiIe between nov ful the 18th az F.I,-a4r, .r
" ll.'Af. ii."f near Thar day ~ .sn tla l 81 rg
olaNt,g may H' an utter tEps--. hIiftv T.-.-s la.
AtNti t,fl SHOWN ~ the history 81 the urs1 IONS ,a
,'ItS any iilr@- Lk" the rash Tor frt E-rs rI.-
J. Dos gong 'E lur 3D.. hUsl CJr.r ana t!is tlf,
li 'i l--l'-t T1-..Ifa that. large prsrgru y,.|4
tuC last moment. ''-''---- 10
IL was ans ng fhe last official acts If 'hp late Fr
1o'tli.I 70 anne T. % auU1Nucg o. fHa lnasr POSITIVE
language, ihat under no UirCUru-taarrs womb fbsr~
I - .gIt, hat th" drawing womb posi-.
nJNEl.l TAKE PLACE on SATFGpAy EFp
hIAhl Sftl. gr All moneys would o.. returned rrs
ii - the lrkef- n The ,rH Trrr.f.rs
60, NE Iru-tee~ and Managers recognizing m A. a
s ,uIitatloi pledge th"msairas O. t- ruh Il o.
faithfully carry Uut this ammo uncpu!art
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IEBIG'S LIQUIDExTRA BEEF
L. AND TONIC INNIGORATOR.

RECOMMENDED BY THE BEST PHYSICIANS
IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
OPINION OF DR.. STEUART, OF BALTIMORE
OgJcs Of the Maryland Hospital for the IHSdHe.)
50 Lexington street,
BALTIMORE, October q, 1874. \
/ have the pleasure to say that / have used the
tonic called ''Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beer in
this Institution and in private ce for than
a year, and recommend IL of the most efficient
preparations have ever met with. Ii combines the
virtues of food and tonic in q remarkable way, and
satisfied that il has been the of saving life
when other medicine could do so. 1t should be
used, of course, only under the Judgment of a phy-
stefan. II. ). STEUART,
President Maryland Hospital &.
SCHILLER P1NkARD,
an Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. ID. c.,
Jakl2t tins ON Wholesale and Retail AGENTS
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LOCAL y f w s.
Anusement-, de-, Tonight,

FOTds OpeT0 Reconsideration, Hack 4
DAYS Grand mbinaUOn.
TheGfsT COnStFae--'' Smoke. or The Pirates
of the Chesapeake" and other attractions.
Aus7.Ue T7.essls-.-Ciraud opening light, wi th
some Of the best variety performers in
America.
tune Concert.
E5fseo7s FrI-Graud Concert ny CiImOre's
22d y. y. Militia Regiment Eaud.
HOshglCfOal Hd8.-TEird annual ball OF
knights Of -. Peter.
OtsI FcgCJrS' HGH-GTaut annual ball OF
HibeTnian Benevolent Society, No. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

A CURIOUS ACCIDENT SUIr-hn inter
CStirg damages" Suit was concluded before
Judge IarremOTe, in the court Of common
pleas, yesterday, tie plaintiff being James
NcCann. and the defendants Michael Smith
and Bartholomew ROOnan. While the de
PENDANTS were blasting rock for sewers in
the nfiEhbOrhOOd of McCann's residence,
which was in fst avenue, between 12d and
'i.i streets, great piece of rock, waighIn Z
l'H pounds. was thrown upon the roof OF the
house. which was only one story in height
and crushing in the timber. struck Mrs
Mccain on the hip, as she lay in bed. three
quarters Of an hour after her confinement
She claims TO have been seriously injured.
and 10 be lame still from the effects OF the
blow. Her husband sued for the loss OF his
wife's services by reason of the injury
claiming $500 damages. After the plaintiff
had opened his case r. w. Smythe. for the
defense, cOntenJied that the suit should have
been brought by the wife herself if she
wished 10 recover for her injuries. Judge
Iaremore not only so ruled. but threw out
the claim for loss of services. holding that
The plaintiff could only recover for the actual
damage inflicted on the house and furniture
and the expenses attending the injury
which amounted to S14O.25. The jury so
found. Judge Bequier appeared FOR the
pldintiff.-.N J.. Tribune CfH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

OLD AGE Is EVER INNoCENT.-'I declare.
Joseph, sighed Detroit mother as she sat
putting patch on young Joseph's pants.
they must have awful hard seats i'm school.
This Is the fourth time I've hal 10 patch
these pants IN two weeks" ssThey have,
r:lother, he promptly replied; .justteara boy
All to pieces The old lady ought TO see him
riding down hill on a shingle. with the Anne
Ticah flag sticking up alongside his ear
Ill.l.,.f Eief BIasS-
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CHARLES HEIDSIFCF.
SilicTy or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXCellcd by none.
, "A eos: For sale by HALL & HTVF

COINS, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patrouize Or.
Whites establishment, SIS 18th street. oDn0-
site u. =; Treasury. to avoid painful Corus
BuniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER Sewing MACHINE sales OF
leiZ were S-l9,tG0. 4.f2-SWtf
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IEF NORTHERN MAEEET QUESTION BE-
FpI.E tONGI sF~-.-Tle subcommittee of the
House District Committee held a meeting
tu,~ morning o. hear arguments for AMI
against the 5.I Introduced IN the House on
Tire l-ih OF January last by Judge Cotton. oil
Iowa. Ito incorporate the CUrcDTan square
GIa.S"' company" The savage Square mar
Ert men were represented by Mr.. Hoover and
ofLsI-. col. ". A Cook appeared ia the in
itTs-t Uf tive tOrcOTau square site and the
Hlll LciuIe tie committee. No action was
taken. bus it ~ pTDbIJ l" that The >ub-com-
mlttec VIII report In favor ui the COFCOrGI
>.ft
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

COHENS LOAN OFFICE, Corner of ia Sired
" aAd NEG YOrk AreaHs, entrance on New %ON
York avenue The mort private Loan 0fhceIO1
in the city Money loaned AZ the lowest rsfeo ~
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' and
Gentlemens Clothing, Carpets, and all articles Of
value, oeeA-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

SORE THROAT. QUINsY. INFARED ToS-
SlLs and AIR PsSSAG ~ are promptly cured
by the use of POut's n rg~f. Ii rs1'er EsiEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

HOTsETOP GARDFNS-HOuSetOpg gardens
have not attained to the importance pre-
Glcted of them In The days when the lowering
Of the price Of glass brought that useful
article into demand for thousand uses I'M
thought Of previously. But a sufficient num-
her Of examples are to be found. i'm London
for example, to suggest that the covering OF
roofs with glass will in a few years become
common. The phOtOgr2p piers have given an
impetus to the enterprise by showing how
sunlight. previously wasted on unSympa-
theiic tiles cOuli be utilized for the advan-
tage OF mankind. A hOuSetOp garden not
only provides source of pleasure. and il NAV
be even Of profit. i'm itself. but it adds ma
teTfally To the comfort Of dwelling by
equaiiZing the temperature Of the upper
rooms. BY screening the sunshine from the
roof, the SUiiOCatiHg heat that often prevails
in houses in the height of summer is aboI-
tSEed, and in depth of winter the chambers
nearest the roof are some degrees warmer
than they WOald be were the roof exposed to
the chilling influence Of wind ana frost and
SHOW Gardeners Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08
CIT Y IT EMS.

DON'T he bothered with badly fitting col
lars, but wear the ElmWoot. Every one Won
put on fits right and looks well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

FOUND AT IAST,-h remedy that no: only
relieves but cures Consumption, as well aS
coughs, colds. bronchitis. sore throat. int!u-
enZa. &c. The remedy 10 which we allude iS
Or. HtS0r.s BdLyCsH o. IFi3f C-3srsy prepared
by Seth W. FOwlc & Sons. Boston 50 cts. and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

USE DoOley'S Yeast Powder II Won relish
light, sweet and wholesome Biscuits Rolls
Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells it
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| u VI IL L r /.

VI X
WHITE PINE CULLS, (bcst quality,j $40 rer
hundred feet.
WHITE PINE IS SIDING, tbCst quality $3.50
per hundred feet
WHITE PINE IS SIDING SELECTS, dressed, }
81 per hundred feet.
We keep fun stock Of ali kinds # LUMBER. and
sell al the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
WILLET LIBBEY,
Corner 9Th st. and New York ave opposite
J7nls-lm New Northern Liberty Market
ETIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
SHORT POSTPONFMENT DAY FAXED.
FULL DISTRIBUTION
FOR TIE ICyETiT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
ATALEX4NDRL4, YA.
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A breath like the perfume the toilet beSto-vS:
These are charms Ia win hearts. when All
other charms fade.
But they can't be preserved without $50
dO5lf'S aid. eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

PoRTFOTS.-T evening pT. Geo.
u POrteoUs wiz deliver tL' fourth lecture Of
The STAR Course" He will tel what De
know about M Tailwsdge. and his views
regarding legitimate amUsements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08


advance OF the medical profession in recOg-
niZing IiGie'S Honey Of H0retO,iad dgsi Tar as
specific for consumption. coughs and colds.
but az last the Faculty are doing Justice u the
great antagonist and cOnQUeTOr OF pUimOna-
ry diseases. The country druggists generally
report that the local physicians are prgscliE-
ing 1t in preference To all Of the old puImpn-
les and that the result is an immense in
crease in the per cenjage Of cures.
Pies Io0'h-Acte DTops-Cure in one
minute. pp