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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

POLICE COURT, Judge Shell
for vasrant. Levin G. Ward, ditto JACOB
Brown, loud; 50. George Watson, ditto; Is.
Charles Greene, ditto; IS. Lewis Jones,
cent exposure; IS. VIM. Huugerford, Ste
phen Holly, VIM. Douglass, Harry Neal and
Charles Douglass, all loud and boisterous,
To sas same cssype s and
Burke, loud; So John Henzer, charged
with using Profane and indecent language
on the street; IS. Thomas johnson, unll-
cepsed bar; sos. John Simpson, larceny of
sundry articles from the stable or John w.
Westphal, pleaded guilty, and was sem
fenced to SIX months In Jail. Ohas. Green, q
80 days In jail. Also, charged with assault
on David Queen; so or 60 days. Also, assault
on n1.o Caroline .sraa Queen; SO or 30 days.
binsoD, $40 or 30 days. Green is q young
bru1ser and has frequently been before the
court on similar charges. Geo. Watson, as
sault on Ohcer Morris; $40 or 80 days. Till
Hart, Burse Sims and John Simonds, all
colored, larceny Of some chickens from La
van1a Anthony. Officers Breen and JEFF
Ing eleven chickens. These are all sneak
thieves and burglars, and do no work. liv-
ibg by their plumber. The officers fired sew
e sn sho's al them In the chase 80 days each
cepy OF three chickens from Kate Hughes; q
separate offer ce: 80 days each In jail. Chas.
SuIllSaD, assAult on Ellen P6rker, 0Otn COL
ored. Ellen testified that she had been living
with Charles as his wife, and had left him
on account OF cruel treatment. He followed
her TO where she was stopping and asked
Ter 10 come back, and on her refusing be
pulled every thread OF clothing from Off her
and beat her outrageOusly; GO days In jail.
Ellen Daily, assault on Mary Mattingly;
IS ard costs. Rose Coleman, assault on Su-
san Langley; 50 and costs. VIM. Johnson,
a Swapping big cOlored man. larceny of q
bag OF flour from VIM. Brown, second of.
fence. This -four was snatched from a gro.
GERS wagon while In motion on Virginia
avenue on wednesday night; grand jury.
Frank Douglass, larceny OF two tumolers
and q bottle OF gin from Johanna Meaney, a
bold robbery In the day time, In the presence
or the complaining witness, a second offence,
grand jury; bonds $500. VIM. CuIran, brother
OF John Cnrran, the highwayman, who was
com omitted to the workhouse several DAYS
ago for suspicious person ana vSgrant, was
to- day re eased on bonds given by his mother
4
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXIs paid by
md SE,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

A NUMEROUS MAGICIAN-HLs Capture at
Lynchbur0, Ta.--Yesterday morning detec-
tive Freeburger arrived in this city from
Lynchburg, Va, having In custody Joseph
b. Hughes alias Ryan alias Hinton alias st.
Leno, the magician, who some weeks ago
murdered q man named Joseph B. Hughes.
g. Hook, on Solomon's Island, Calvert coun-
~. st. Leno. who is travelling magician,
was on Solomon's Island with young man
lady out sailing, and on Returning To- the
island became involved in q difficulty with
the girls lover, and st. Leno went to his as
sistance. After the fracas he accosted Mr..
Hook, and asked him Why he had not assist
ed him In the fight. Hook replied that he
thought St LenO ia the wrong in engaging
In the light, and ought to have been thrashed.
while grapplipg with him, he plunged the
blade OF q knife into Hooks abdomen, and
with the same knife he cut Hill severe
ly in the throat. book died from his
wound, and the murderer escaped. Gov
ernor Carroll offered reward for his
capture, but for some time he was not heard
OF, though Marshal Gray made every effort
to discover his whereabouts. He, however.
continued the pursuit. A man was arrested
10 Edenton, N. G., on suspicion Of being st.
Leno, but ON being brought TO this city IL
was ascertained that he was not the man,
apd be was discharged from custody. The
baltimore police authorities ascertained
that St LenO's wife lived near Lynchburg,
virginia, and Informed the police of that
city OF inc Iact. InlS LED 10 MS capture On
october 26, in that city, by Officers Rocken-
back, Wright and Mays. He was committed
To Jail In that place to await the necessary
requisition from Governor Carroll. He will
be sent TO Prince Frederick. Calvert county,
TO morrow morning. He Acknowledges his
Identity and claims Justification for his
crime: The prisoner has been engaged for a
long time in the show business In Southern
Maryland and on the Peninsula, and has a
bad record. He has had several encounters
OF desperate character, and has been con-
sidered dangerous man. Bdh. Gazette, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

WATERRD LARD AND How TO DETECT
IT. There Ia considerable com plant In SONS
quarters about adulterated lard being crowd
ed upon consumers, and circulars have bsen
issued recently by Chicago houses charging
this fraud upon eastern refiners. There are
doubtless some OF the small re6ners eng geo
In the production OF adulterated lard, bot
the most OF this sort of wash that il put ;
upon the market comes from the south west
ern refpers. In order that dealers may know
how to test this spurious article we SUI join
directions for making q simple test for
water Take clear glass bottle, fill 1t
with the lard TO be tested Qeaving out the
cork); place this bottle about six inches
from the stove or flre, and let the lard slow
~ melt, being very careful not to get 1t up
10 the boiling point, as the water would then
evap0rate; most of the water will slowly fan
to the bottom OF the bottle, and the lard now
melted Will rise to the top. By glancIng at
the amount OF water now deposited at the
bottom OF the bottle, as compared with the
amount of ell Tor lard) above IL, you can
easily tell about how much water there is In
the fraudulent article. Should the lard not
settle clear, nor precipftate much water, IL
Ia an evidence that 1t Is also adulterated
with alkali, which serves to combine q part
Of the water with the lard, making soap OF
IL, which does not precipitate readily with
the water-lIhe Grocer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

The meeting appointed to be held last
evening AT Uniontown by the committee
formed at previous meeting of citizens OF
Washington county east OF the Anacostia,
duly took place. A quorum was present
with Mr.. j. Fenwick Young as chairman.
MI. Robert Martin, of UniOnt0wn, having
declined TO act on the committee, Mr.. Alex
ander Garden, formerly q member of the
levy court, was chosen, and acted In his
stead. Many OF the points involved In the
cid or Levy Court system OF county admin
1stration were passed under consideration,
tne following appearing TO the committee to
be among those IL should be the effort OF the
people interested, 10 impress respectfully on
me committee OF Congress. Property quail
1cation and actual residence In each MEM
Der OF the levy court; that the future govern
nent OF the county should be framed with
NO retrospect 70 the territorial, or nov ex-
1suDg forms OF government, but should start
anew, with whatever improvements expe-
Hence, or the judgment OF the COMMITTEES of
Congress. may deem desirable for the ends
equivalent body, should consist OF seven
mem oers, that being the present number OF
he school districts, which are pretty equally
AID fairly divided as TO opulation and ter
Titory; that such matters as the tenure OF
once by members Of the levy court, road re-
pairs, eoroners tDquests, expenses of regis
nattoD OF deeds, aud some other details be
LEFT for the decision OF the honorable com
nlttee, or TO future experience and legisla-
lion.
TIE committee will present In person the
the honorable committee of Congress- and
CO earnestly request the aid and cooperation
o. tbelr fellow citizens in other parts OF the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

makes Prince Bismarck the arbiter of the
peace OF Europe, saying that "outside the
ring Of cOmbatants he Is, perhaps, the one
as that pictured In Macaulay's rhetoric, !"
depicting consequences of the seizure Of Sile-
STA by Frederick.
RST The persistent manner In which our
judges show by their sentences that they
consider property of moro value than life is
beginning, remarks critic, to have Its eff
feet On the stage OF q transporting theater
the indignant hero thus apOstrophizes the
double dyed villain: "ScOundrel, trembl
your hour il at and! ave long known yer
TO be murderer; but you are worse-ay,
FAR worse! You are q fOrgerer!''-(L London
Pepper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

THE FUNERAL OF the late jeremiah l..
kldwell took place yesterday afternoon,
from the fsmtly residence on ID street south.
west Tie sad cortege moved from tine
rouse 20 Grace church, only half q square
distant The organizations of Odd Fellows,
Hecnabites and Sons Of Temperance. TO
which the deceased belonged, attended pre-
coded oy DoDch's band. AS the procession
moved into the church, the choir sang,
Nearer. my God, to Thee, nearer TO Thee
IN splendid style. The sad and impressive
service for the dead was conducted Jointly
oy Rev. DR.. Holmead, the venerable rector
Of the church. and Rev. j. B. Everett, pastor
OF silver Spring parish, Md. At the close of
the service the cortege reformed and pro-
eeeded 10 Congressional cemetery, where the
1Dtrment took place. The remains were
eneased in heavy walnut casket, satin
iiLed: with silver mouldings and extension
nsnoles, and covered In black cloth with sill
Yer fringes. The plate was inscribed: "Jere-
mish L. kidwel, died November 4th, 1876
aged "A years" The casket was strewn with
fairest flowers, the last offerings of the Sun
Gay school OF Grace church, the children of
which laid their tributes upon the bier in
procession, at the termination OF the SER
vice. floral feature was q large cross
composed OF white flowers, and presented by
the Sunday school. The pail bearers were
selected as follows: Two on the part OF Grace
church, two on the part OF the Odd Fellows
and two on the part OF the Order of Recha
bites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07
WASHINGTON TONIGHT.

Arrangements have been made In several
places In this city for the reception and an
nounceme emit OF the election returns TO night
Full returns will be received at the Repuo.
lican Congressional Committees headauar-
tiers, 1OO6 + street. Prof. Daniels viii display
the latest returns from his stereopticon.
Returns will also be announced frem the
Democratic headquarters.
The Jackson Democratic Association will
display the oispe tchee, as fast as received,
ON screen In front Of their headquarters, on
Louisiana avenue.
The Tilden and Hendricks Reform Club
will receive And announce the news ut their
club rooms, ASP It'll street northwest.
The members Of the Garrick Club will re
ceive returns In their club rooms, 463 465
Pennsylvania avenue.
The returns will be announced from the
stages at the theaters.
The news win be posted, a. fast as received.
In front of the principal telegraph ofnces,
and in all probability IT will be lively about
newspaper row.
The city Newspaper offices will receive and
announce the returns. We have had Western
Union telegraphic wires Introduced into
THE STAR Office, to be worked by expert
epced operators; and the public, through our
bulletins, extras, and regular editions will
be sure Ia get early and reliable information
In re gard to the all q absorbing question.
The police have been notif fed by the au-
tborities 10 suppress all bonfires during the
receipt of the election returns. This is TO
prevent danger from IRE, and cause for dis
orderly conduct which generally grows out
OF such demonstrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07
LOCAL NE VS..


AnUsements, Ae-, T0.D1ght.
Noss5sol TheUs.-Mr. Ben. De Bar, as "Fal-
stan.n
Serds Op1G House. - Miss Clara Cole as
"fopsey," In Uncle Toms Cabin"
TAeWe Confqse-"The Hidden Hand, - and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07
Weather Pro6abRstdes To- day.
oTyIn OF CHrxY srsxAL oryrcnl,,

For The middle states, falling barometer,
south and east winds, veering TO southwest,
cloudy and rainy weather, followed In the
southern portions by rising barometer and
clearing weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

"MELLIsroN." the best preventive and
cure for pulmonary affections and dyspep-
STA, and splendid appetiser. Sold at eli 7ih
street. Try IL. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,TS,

vs. T. A. WILSON. at Cigar Store No I4a
NS Bridge street, Georgetown, having made ar.
eements for the rese ptlon of the Presidential
electlen returpe. TUESDAY EVENING, the citt.
Zens OF the town may rely upon havins there an
bounced and bulletfned complete and accurate re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

JOSH BILLINGs' ALMANAC ssys:" about his time
look out for cold wsathern And it should have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07
WIN. b. wHEATLEYs PBEMIUM sTEAM
MINT.
ESTABLISHED 1881,

with full Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dye
etuffs, Chemicals, &C hrst-class worfmer, an
needed = schinery. and . life time Experience,
an prepared 70 DO all Werk In my line, In Q ssyle
Mork sent for aud delivered without extra charge
"a any part OF the Districts received from and re-
press. Once and Works no. l9 Jefferson street,
Georgetowp. d. o. Send me your orders. sep1e- sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

POP u i Ar OIL 7 II ! Z r,
octz.R leil PHNNsYLvAnIA AVE.
- OeTpsts, BedatnS, O1leloths, ald eooAs Of every
aescriDtion boueht and the nisee ossh prices Daid
n. COL QAH co.,
eeeD.k eesa9 ~ sFsss 81 Psssb ave.
NO H01sUaGL: nI1l IN ~ q 60 sssh
1reeS SnO0lD Had QLOTHila. po0fS,
s 70 \, e $50 - - est;s Sss essyea.
Tn ALB11A III xalal ~ Msfl101R
1T: - - - ss9Is - NJ 80
- ba6xsbkl -: ~ s ~ = g S@ ~ :
- - e ssgs.s9. ns szee Seases e - 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

A SMART BEr.-It was . Boston newspa-
Per man who, confident OF the election OF
Ttlden, was Dragging rather loudly at City
tleman well known in the community as Q
strong republican. Indeed, his very name
Is token OF strength. He didn't care to bet
the supporter Of Hayes at length ofiered to
bet hat that he could name twenty-five
states that would 60 republican. "Done,"
s sHi tn ~ democrat, chnckling, at the pros
clothes that 1 can name nine other states
that will 60 for Hayes" Nonsense" said
the democrat, "you are Wild" "Not q bit
tainly; name The states" Then the republi-
can named twenty-five states, including q
goodly number that are sure for Tflden.
You don't mean to say that Virginia will
mean TO say that am willing to risk q hat
on 1t. Now. let me name the nine states for
the suit OF clothes-Maine, New Hampshire,
Hold on" broke in the democrat. ~ see
II. fou mean to lose q hat and win q suit
OF clothes. I'M sold" But the man OF strong
name let him off Boston Transcript.
TIE BEAUTIFUL DON CARLOS AT THE
PAkIsIA. RACEs..seated IN front of the
Marguerite and their two eldest children,
the little girl dressed In light blue, the boy In
Scotch suit. Don Carlos himself wore
gray clothes, white vest, and marine blue
cravat, which suited him admirably. He is
q very handsome man-tall, we'll made, with
nne, Intelligent black eyes, frank, open
expression, and q manner % cordial, as he
gives good shake TO each extended hand,
that one understands he was popular In the
army. His wife, daughter OF the Duchess
de Parma, In an amiable looking woman,
but has not Inherited her mothers beauty,
but she seems 20 fond and proud of Don Car.
los that the undeniable fact of having the
bandsomest Bourbon for q husband satlsde
her whole hearts desire.-T Paris Letter.
THE HOUSE of the Baltimorean, Winans,
At Newport, has novel attachment in the
shape Of An open-air organ. The case IL an
octaeon-shaped building, with IN extension
from which Morse telegraph IL run to the
house. The organ building has three large
WINDOWS, with NOV able blinds or shutters,
which are easily made 70 act by the per.
former 70 increase or diminish the power of
the tones. The pipes are made to speak
BY about three times the ordinary pressure
Of wind, which IL produced by steam DO yer,
rheumatic levers and electric connections
are used, which make the touch extremely
engaged to give the FIRST performances on the
instrument, which win take place shortly.
a0One OF the latest phases or prejudtce
has been displayed 1t Scottish church in
Victoria. To satisfy the scruples OF q teeto-
tal section OF the congregation at the half
wines WAS furnished on one side of the sisie.
And particularly intoxicating cup on the
ga sumter OF wsll.hnovu estata. in Tho
yamee nysf section Of Virginia have been
tslists. The "0rove,n near he h,ssofPsc
Jamestown. brought $50 Per ocro: aArina -
at Athens 'sLanding s3o,600; Runins,c homo.
:tsad, near Port wslths,l: sso 900; the 6sau-
s23 600; and an elegant possession Just Sboys,
Aikens's Landing, on the river, x35 OOo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

RHMovAL-Fra Csnss 0cosrfs0 and Dyet,,c.
A. Fischer has enlarged his estsblishment
oy removing 20 bis new building, 906 @ street
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the U: B. Patent Once. BY promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he Ia en-
abled TO do any work In q manner not TO be
e9ualed By those not possessing these facsl-
iues. S,l3,r2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

MIssPBHT EVENINGS. - The boy who
SPENDS an hour OF each evening lounging
idly on the street corners, wastes In the
course OF a year three hundred and sixty
nve precious hours, which, IL applied to
study, would familiarize him with the rudi-
ments Of almost any of the familiar sciences.
III, In addition to wasting an hour each even
Ing, he spends ten cents for . cigar, which Is
usually the case. the amount thus worse
than wasted would pay for ten OF the lead
Ing periodicals of the country. Boys, think
Of these things. Think of how much time
ar d money you are wasting, and for what?
The qualification afforded by the lounge on
the corner or the cigar is not only temporary
but positively hurtful. You cannot indulge
In them without seriously iDjuring your
selves. You acquire idle and wastefui hab.
its which will cling to you with each sue
ceediDg year. You may, In after life, shake
them of, but the probabilities are that the
habits thus formed In early life will remain
with You to your dying day. Be warned
then, In time, and resolve that as the hour
spent In tdleness is gone forever. you will
improve each passing one and thereby at
yourself for usefulness and happiness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

WILLETT & RUoFF have Just received an
extra supply OF election hats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
G'A'P'o ell 1sS 5sIHITi6-
CURTIS SCHOOL BUILDING.
GRosshTowE,
IN cid Of
TRlHIIY PARISH school,.
Reei'.sions By the eslet,ted KlOeutiOsists,
MIss ANEIs W. eToKI
Ard ye s.. esur nm puer
HIS ErAeLs Ss, hiouss.
Piaatt, PboF Hsfos sEoarZsEs
TUESDAY HvEEIss, so,snhsr iath, 1875.
Admission, SO ceos.. ' ,ovss,
FORD OPERA HOUSE. NOV. 6.
STILL TRIUMPHANT
OWING TO TIE GREAT POPULARITY OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
IT WILL BE CosrIHUsD AEorHBR WEEK,
With the Yong local fsvorits
MISS CLARA ooLI, AS ToPsEI.
JUBILEE sIN0KRSCoLOREO SLAVES.
hATIHIEs wabsEsoAr AND SATURDAY.
noveu Isepublioanl
NATIONAL THEATER.
AeS sSv 9 sIyY s,aa4s 6EKkyTvAL
peare comedy creations the Veteran G. m edlan,
MB. BEN DeBAR,
sIn JOHN FALsTAFF,
In the great historical Dsy CT
HENRY Nv.
NIB LOUIS l.. MHs, As PRINCE Hal.
Jburedsy night-Merry Wives e indoor.
Saturday Matinee o d Night Amills.
NOV Is g. y. Rowe, In BRASS. nov<u
T,AKArER eOM,opG. Eleventh Stree,
Belize Pssssyisssss Isssss.
OPEN TIE TsAR RogND.
Performance KvERY EIGHT. Mst,ues 70. La
esss and Children AVERY WEDNESDAY, ana
kAfukDAN AFTERNOON.
EIAsT-cLASs IN EvsAY kssPscT
variety. Drama, Bars.qus s.d oomsdy. nox.s "
OLD No.) On Exhibition NEW No,
49, and Sale lS9
9TH ST.l AT YIN gF
n a = X RITE rs,
Ae <SS la ssssa, tettcses ID ssd y sfrssn, ufh
doors sbors Odd Fsll0,es' Hall
Cnoioe Oh Paintings, EnGra sings, Chromoe, &c.
Aieo, largest stoch Of Paper Hsngings, Window
cneoea, Pictures, frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
seLs; kinss, Nails. &C., In the District.
~Pissss remember Name and Humber. ,ytIy
RIMEMBEB JUsrHs OLD srABp. Hep.y.
H for eecend- hand Clothing, Boots, Shoes, a. .
o. fair (oashI pricesn e be Always BIS. Al
S1S street, between Sch end 7th sts. north vest,
Hote By mail promptly attended 90. octls- n
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THE THEATERs-"Fa lstao'' at the National
Old play goers VINO have an impression that
Shakespeare's fat knight died with Hackett,
will get cured of the illusion by seeing Ben
ne Ear II i y hardly Just to the living actor
has fallen upon his shoulders, for De Bars
"Falstaf" Is by no means an Imitation OF
Hackett's. There are artistic touches COM
mon 10 both, this Is necessarily so with the
seme ideal TO work from,) but De Bars con-
ception is original, yet as true as Hackett's,
his hnmor as unctuous, his make up as per.
rect, his face as mobile, and its Changes OF
expression as sudden and droli. 1t is not
sctne; but me fat, funny, and sensual old
knight himself waddles before you. This
the National Theater last evening, which
included Gen. Sherman and other distin
enished persons. The performance OF Helry
opening of the brief season Of the legitimate
drama we are promised. Mr.. James was the
best "Prince Hal" We have seen on the stage
more training TO make the most OF that ex-
cellent character "Hotspur" He has dash
and spirit, but evidently needs more prepar-
x vaS . no 90 himself 5n:tcsi NJ ssreston
Gernon and Mr.. Denham help to make up Q
very strong cast for the play, which should
Fords Opera Rosse.-"Uncle Toms Cabin,
VIII hold The boards during the remainder OF
this week. Miss Clara Cole, in the rose Of
TheaG COnaqs.s SThs Hidden Hand, - with
me election returns and varieties, viii draw
large house tonight.
GRAND oFFICKRs of the Right Eminent
Gfsnd Commandery Knights Templar (Col-
oredl OF the District OF Columbia, have been
ms tailed a. follows: John II. Booth, rfsht
eminent eminent ., Grand eommander; DR.. q. W.
mander; A. w. Tansil, grand goneralisgimo:
John Battle, grand captain general; CSrtsr
A. Stewart, grand prelate; @. A. Lemsr.
grand senior warden; Nathan Addison Grand
junior warden; John g. GOWNS, Grand re-
G rider; John Hawkins, grand warder; G. ii.
Johnson, grand standard bearer; Arthur
Payne, grand sword bearer; w. HI. Fam
borough, grand captain OF the guard.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Robert h Cooper and Lula Monts; Charles
Blackvflle and Lizzie d. Harrison, both OF
Philadelphia; Richard Barnes and Amanda
Hawkins, both Of Bladensburg; Wilmer r.
Murphy and Alice Sioussa; G. T. Bride aud
Louisa Wittheft; Richard Brown and Fannie
Rowe; Lewis Patterson and Hattie Johnson;
John Wesley and Elizabeth Green; John H.
Price and Elizabeth Linn; Frederick Wetxei
and Louisa Sweitxer.
IT DOES NOT PAY 10 suffer with rheu ma.
tism. Dursng's Rheumatic Remedy cures. I
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CITY ITE Ms.


LoDILLIs HEADACHE specific cures 10
20 minutes, At Ebbitt House drug store.li,l,3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-07

DR.. O. w. BENsoN's CHLnRY AM O4An
onILL PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep.
NC Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
8ieeplessness, and will cure any case. Price.
90 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Wsshirs.
ton. Georgetown and Alexandria $500