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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
A GLOWING TRIBUTE.

lOe LONDON (England) Standard
IN an able article in which truth :
full description of The southern
states of our Uuion is rendered
together with graphic account of
the ravages of the yellow scourge
and the sacrifices, devotion and
teroism of our people; concludes
with the following glowing aad we
arc proud to say just tribute to
our people:
The younger among US cannot
perhaps remember the keen. warm
SYMPATHY with which the English
OF lS6l-65 witnessed tho heroic
struggle maintained by their south
ern klnsmen against six fold odds
OF numbers and odds of position.
resources vantage ground, simplv
incalcnlable. Even those who from
sympathy with the northern state. |
were uniavorab!e to the cause of o
greet nation revolving against a
real tyranny could not but fee,
proud of our near kiuship with that
incompatible 'ldiery-so desipna-
TED by their encmics-which. on
hf'y battle fields maintained con-
test such as no other race has ever
IN modern times maintained and q,
last when all hope was gone. held
for six months With forty. five thou
sano men. against enc hundred and
nifty thousand, slender line Of
earihworks thirt: miles in length
who marched out 5000 s,rono
and fter six days retreat in the
lace Ola countless cavalry and over
"heIm'ng artillery and infantry /
pressing them on all sides surren-
Tered at ]ast ut 5000 baycnets
ma sabres. 1t IS this people, the
lower and pride of The great Eng
lsh race on whom more terrible
oore merciless enemy has fallen.
there can be now no division Of
as there is no passion
excite and keep up the courage s.
eeded for the occasion. Yet the Il
len and women of the South are ri
rue to the cd tradition. Her 81
outh volunteer to serve ard die in pc
'e streets Of plauge-strickeu cities J:
readily as they went forth bows -
nd grey-haired men to meet the
'reatened surprise of Petersburg
they volunteered to charge again i,
"a again the cannon-c rowned hills -
gettysburg, and to enrich with -
cir blood and honor with the !
'me of new victory, every field
ound Richmond. Their sisters
others wives and daughters are al
ing and suffering now, as thew
tered from famine disease inccs.
ut anxiety and alarm Throughout Z
four years of the civil war tut
ere may be among the various ten ten
tons of the Aryan family one or P
o who would claim that thew ous
ia furnish troops like those all ~
lch followed Lee and Johnston
'art ana Stonewall Jackson. But
doubt whether there be one :,
9 besides our own that could send y.
tn its children ~ hundreds tc .
g in towns desolated by the vel
fever the horrors of a n3rse's iat
, and the imminent terror of q
'tyr's death. TE
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
ARMSTEAD IN NEW ORIEAN.

The N. O. DEMOCRAT q
the 25th has the following
There was another little
matter agitated by the Repub.
means yesterday on which ibcv
ital. Cap
1t was 4 report to the eff,
Hctthat ice Dutton. one ofthe
witnesses who testified before
ehe Potter subcommittee.
had. on Sunday night, been
taken from his home in St,
5rasncisville. Parish of West
fel'clana. beaten nearly to
DEATH and finally hung, and
that Armstead and Duocan.
two other witnesses, had been
driven from the Parish.
Tracing up the report to
ITS source. a DEMOCRAT repor-
Ter ascertalned that it came
from Assistant Collector of
Customs Il. G. Anderson, He
was seen and said that, per=
sonally, he kew nothing, and
that his information was Sec
ondhand.
He summoned A. witness,
and that witness said that he
had been told that Armstead
had arrived in the city Mon
Gay morning, and had said
that Dalton was hung.
Our reporter started out to
look up Armstead, and with {
lite difficulty found a promi> :
nent colored Republican who
the information S
nat Armstead arrived in the
;lty on Monday morning, by S
he John W. Cannon, with 7
lothiag on but an untlershirt \
no pants. and had left the {
anne evening for Donaldson R
lille, (gone to Collector Marks Il
ouse probability "
Our reporter inquired whv jc
was that Armsteads state b'
tent had not been made pub p'
9, while he was in the citv, tn
Id the only explanation he fir
'ceived was that Armstead III
asscared. le
Our reporter then under> te
ok to find a man who had
en- Armstead, but failed. He I
as, however, informed that OK OK
Vazey had seen him, but ON ON
vazey was not comeatable srs
A rmstead, it will be remem- era
rds is the man who made an the
idavit before the VISITING ooI
'tesmen, 10 the affect that IN "e
ere was considerable bull Of
ENG in West Feliciana, and in
FL went before the Potter \
o-committee. and testified mac
It ne had perjured himself cip:
EN- he took the oath before COLI
visiting statesman
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
WILDWOOD
FEMALE 1NSTIrvJrr
Jackson, LOuisian,

lh's Institution will open on tho
lou day of September 1878.
t IIHse ,.nS, pupils have been en- :ollei,
rlenced teachers have rendc,,J ~; eNpe-
o.: OF the best schools in the son ts Won. one
u,tion and Board, Gncludinr wash Mu,.
per h7m fweNty 'cecks, in Colicoiate TX
lin., sio7; in Primary Department
sloS- Send for catalogue. ''' ''''e"'
MISS NJ. MCCALMONT
MRS. L: V. SCHWiNG.
in,va7-1s o Principal OF Music.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

Why will you suffer with Il shaking
Chill or burning Fever, 2 doses of Gu
ban Tonic, the, Great West Indies Fever
and Ague Remedy, will stop tho Chills
and Fever, while one bottle will cure
hem up for years. Try it.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

The Worst cases of Costiveness, Indi-
gestion, Chronic Dyspepsia, Bilious Collie
Nervous or Sick headache, have been
entirely cured by DR.. Harter's Liver
Piils.-FOr sale by all druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

'rtai package of DR.. \. @. Simmons
Liver Medicine costs you nothing, and
may save your life. Ask for one 1T Nr,,
fords or Brooks Dig Store.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
MAX FISCHER,
"a AUGUST Fla
Wo y y. SASGMs1,
:. w. Corner OF Ern,
Streets. !
BAYOU S.lR.l, r,

= f. AVE CONSTANTLY in s+o,. a.,
- at prices confor,,niSst" store for
times, iull and complete lin. With
Eoods' Ladies Dress Goods III
, ers articles, and a general oa iaonse-k
iancy and staple dry goods: "'Softnnet
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piqucs, Bi>b.
op Lawns, Linen Lawn.
ques, Grcna- -"ozan
dimes, Organdy
Muslins, French
Pcrcales, Irish Lin.
ems, Bobbinct Bars
Laces and Curtains
ty. Umbrcl- "'se Va'
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
COS, Blcached Cottons
Cambries, sheetino,
Ch:|drens Cassinssar'l
Gents
Cassimeres,
Cottonades,
Jeans. Denims, Tick
-,,,ings by the yard or pieco
We invite an inspection of 49,
assortment of Ladies, Cbildrus' Nary ua.s'
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves = wy
Thread, Ganntlcts, Ties, Eibbons H.. rsI
oroluerles Laces, Ruchings, Corsets IT,
mes heady-made Under wear etc pa,
f"mery, Toilet, Articles, and notions y
ne have on hand also, q fresh and w.1
selected, stock of Clothing, Roots s,as
Hats and Caps and - general asso,tm.n1
Of gentlemens underwear and f,rn;sh;.
goods.
oeaiefs III Fancy and Staple groceries
lr"'lslons, western Produce and
Plantation Supplies. Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
at &C hmcnts.
STECI-1L NDTICE.-Nc arc tbo
rs OF the outstanding claims and ipa.h,.
Illnesses due to the late firm of Mann
fischer & Co.
inc Citizens Of East Fcliciana, Poipte
oI''pce, and Williamson County, Miss
III find it t" their interest and adx,m
&c to open up Il trade with us. All or.
RS from abroad promptly, and carefully
tv- Highest market price paid for cot.
II
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28

A ira package ofDr A. @. Simmou
vegetable Liver Medicine can he bol
lrce or charge, ut Mumtord's or Br,,l,,
Drug Store. NO.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
RAIL RAOD NOTICEI

1'HE Train on the w. F. Il. Road will
run regularly on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, until further notice.
y. BURRUss MCGEHEE
g Pres. W. F. Il. Il. c..
Sept ID 75tf.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-09-28
FOR CORONER.
DIR. L. S. McCRINDEL,I,

we are not responsible for tbe
s'a'ements or opinions of correspond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
GEORGETOWN.

DIED OF YELLOW FEvER.-Before the Rev.
Rather Mulphy, the retiring pastor OF Trinlty
(CattOic Church, preached his valedictory
sermon yesterday morning, he made the sad
announcement that he had received dispatch
from New Orleans informing him that his i'm
mediate predecessor as pastor OF this church,
Rev. j. Maitrugues, has fallen victim to yel-
low fever To many of the congregation this
was as severe blow as would have been the
news OF death in their own family circle.
rather MaitrugueS was not 4 pastor only, but
a warm and Sympathizing friend. Great re-
Hs1ous zeal. unoSt entatlous piety. and the true
mi Si0nary spirit. were united in him with
simple, unaffected manners, social dtSp0si-
ton and a kind heart, and his death is sincere
~ m0urncd. Unlike most students (and his
kDoWiC dye OF the literature Of the age was not
SmalL, ne was judge OF human nature, and
had more regard for intelligence and christian
virtue than Tor the pretensions of wealth and
social distinction. He greatly advanced the
interests OF his church While here. Requiem
mass, Tor the fepoSe of his soul, was celebrated
this morning at Trinity Church, Father
Clamp. the new paStor, officiating.
Il EEACAS occurred at Sam. Brannon's res
taurant, on East Market space, Saturday
nlEh.. Some cciored linen came in and refused
10 &c ont at cl0Sing-up time, and were "fOrci-
verely bruised. Tie rOugls were James Hen
GeTSoll. Hamilton Savage and Robert Raw
alias Sharper, al c0l0red. Tbey6 were arrested
CUTTISG- AFFRAy.-Dayid Scott and Wa
Hardsstg, two c0lored boys, get into d quarrel
on Bridge street, Saturday night IN which The
former was cut about the neck and head By
the latter. with q pen-knfe. uardesty was
arrested and VII MAKE his excuses before
Judge smell TO day.
ACCIDENT 70 A LADY,-Afiss Burris, a lady
Of this place: coming down the steps Of the
Presbyterian church after services yesterday,
'e1 and broke her arm. She was quickly CON
veyed home, and medical assistance sent for
FOR THE SUFEEREKS-Tbe proceeds OF the
late fair at Curtis school will net, it is sad be-
tween $500 and 500.
twenty-five dollars was contributed by Dun-
baton street church yesterday for the same
cau1e.
GRAIN.-Arriyed by canal-Boat Wheeler
and Barron, with l,200 bushels OF corn to Hart
ley Bro; also, 1000 bushels OF wheat to Il.
III. Talbot.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
change to-day: 2,2C0 bushels of wheat, with
sales ranging from . cents TO l0lN nec buSnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
ALEXANDRIA.

SUDDEN DEATn.-Mr. George G. Harper
died quite suddenly last night at his residence
on ST. Asaph street, between King and Prince
Mr.. Harper had been complaining for some
days past, but it was supposed that bis COM
plant was merely indigestion. Last night his
son, who resides in the same house, went to
his room about eleven O'Clock, and on az
preaching the bed found him stiff and cold in
death. The cause of his death is supposed to
have been congestion of the bowels. Mr. Har-
per was about siXtysX years Of age, but had
been man of remarkable vigor and excellent
health. He leaves several child IN, all Of
whom are grown. He was connected during
the war with the Confederate service.
BURNED TO DEATH.-Yesterday morning
his. Jennie johnson, wife of Charles job nson,
oil PiScatstway, Nd, while endeavoTing 60 start
fit i1 sGoye, poured coal-oi from can on
what size Supposed TO be dead Goals. There
Happened however to be fire among them and
the oil tlazcd up. exp 'oding the can aid scat
terins the cOnteHt9 over Mrs. Johnsons cloth
ing ana the floor. The unfortunate woman
rau out OF doors screaming for help, and was
Scen by Mr. VIA. Palmer, who threw a Blanket
over her and SlEothered the flames, ard after
WalGs put out the fire in the house. MIS-
Johnson fingered in great agony until four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when she died.
She leaves husband and four small children.
Gazette, .fSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
THE QAHRrS

SPECIAL Law TERM-Jltdee Mac Arthur.
SATURDAY. Citizens National Bank VS..
VS.. Shepherd ct al; same. Preston VS.. Fiynn !:
eeruoFari quashed. Leitcn VS.. German; iudg.
menJ denied without prejudice. waliin 80 ID
VS. Burnett; Judgment by default vacated.
To-day. Citizens National Bank AFT. Shep-
herd; juoihent vacated Professionally.
COUNT IN GENERAL TERM.
10 day. 7. :: agf. JohRSon; motion to hear
without printing fled. Edwards ast Hick-
man; j. Bryan ags. SaudeTson motion 10 dis
miss appeal. BOYLE ast. Shepherd; consent
decree. JAS. Frindlaad, of Virginia. was ad-
OToole agt. Dempsey and BlsekforI acf
Bowling; settled. There are IA eases on the
calendar.
- EQU1Tx CoURT-Jutlae Humphreys.
To-Day, Hewitt art. Filhart: 4rm,lld and
SUBMITTED. tiszgeTa.d agt. Fitzgerald; J. .
Camp appointed receiver and collector B9gd
aet. Alexander: sale ratified. Llcns agt. Sac
han; pro confeSso.
POLICE CoURT-.Jptd9e ty7ae1.
Today, Robert Ray and James Anderson.
GlStufDing The quiet OF Georgetown s. or Is
ddays joseph IB6i,shop, yagraney bonds or =
OF 10 days. John Johnson, l0ud aud bois .er-
GUS IS or Is days. Arthur Anderson, destroy
ing pirate property so or 70 days. Arthur
Arthur FLETCHER, profanity; s. or DAYS.
James o.Neal. alias Charles johnson, pro
family; S or 10 days. Henry B. Harry, alias
Virginia Ludlew. vagrancy bonds or 80 DAYS.
Caroline Phipps, loud and boisSerous collat.
teraI forfeited. Alexander b. Seiber, collat.
teral forfeited. William Guy, collateral for
money from her employer, Mrs johnson the
testimony fully bore out the charge. No wit
nesses were heard for defendant, WHO testified
Tor herself. She stated that Capt. johnson
offered her immunity from punishment If she
would confess to the theft, and that she did
confess Capt. Johnson was recalled and
resumed That he made no such inducement,
but he told her after she was arrested that il
W0IId have been better for her il she had con
1esssd before the arrest thirty days in Jail,
and the articles purchased with the stolen
money were turned over to the cOmpfainantS
RSrA pretty boy OF Ii plays women's parts
ID lexas theatre. actresses of ability being
scarce there; but his dramatic usefulness is
nearly over, for a mousta che is beginning TO
show On his dainty upper lip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
Educational Ins;t.uftous.

The Spence rian Business College is rapidly
Killing Up, and Is now fairly at work, educating
young people for active business pursuits.
Those desiring to enter should apply early.
Pro-. T. Bariii baS resumed his Singing les
sons at Mertini's Hail. where he can be seen
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 10 TO
II O'Clock a. IN.
Evening classes AT Park Seminary, fOr adults
Thorough courses in English grammar and
Latin history, mathematics and languages.
Full corps OF Instructors. For terms apply to
p, iDcipalS, 5G6 9Th street northwest.
Miner Normal School, tuition free. for col
oroG teachers. is row opeE for the reception OF
pupils.
FinkRey Institute, the Misses Burgess prin-
c-palS, rGopsned on Wednesday. For circI-
lars, &c, apply a rs Connecticut avenue.
Fir. and AirS. Alfred Bujac'S English and
French boarding and day school for young
ladies. Ne. IUZ3 Connecticut avenue, resumed
duties yesterday. Number OF pupils limited.
Samuel ". townsend. private tutor, 1872
C0Ico al street, S pupils iOT c1l.5Ge o. Eiye5
private leSacIS IN ancient languages, Inatho-
MATES, Sc.
WaVel1g 5 seminary, q boarding and day
school for NOUp@ ISt.ies, Ne. 14I2 II street.
N&sE,g.s.G1. ,. &. Circulars at tie book and
GIus ssOlys.
Mount Vernon Institute. an English Gud
tTtnch ScE1s,. Tor yours ladies' and lutte sIIiS
A.ls- fl&S. W PalrO principal Duties resumed
hGIGay mex.
Tire lie VI :, sSian O. the Maryland Agricul-
fuTal College VII commence next Monday.
NTs. Burr VIII reopen her English and
FIe Oh school next Monday, az 1895 IL street
HCT.EESSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
His Own AftNcneY.

a MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING LAW BOOKS,
CONDUCTING HIS OWN DEFENSE.
Charles Fisher, wel-dressed and intelligent
and claiming to be lawyer from Delaware,
stood up in Magistrate Poles presence yester-
day accused as an accomplice in the thefts Of
valuable law books, for which Henry Brown
AND William Smith were recently conyic. ed
Fisher cross examined each witness with legal
aeumen and argued his own case skillfuily.
Market streets, testified that dictionary was
Wels 81 Sixth and Walnut streets: When
the accused said, "1'm the man who sold tie
Dictionary there; but dictionaries are COM
mon articles of traffic An employe of Kay
fourteen volumes, seven being Fishers Pat
ent Reports and Notes On Patent Cases. were
stolen from their store in June last and were
the theft. Cross examined by Fisher, b.
ehanan admitted that Brown had been con-
Sl sde Tor the THEFT principally on his cyl
he met Brown and Fisher and was sent to
pawn the books, giving the money to Brown.
William S. Rentoul, a curious specimen of
Sixth street, said two men, ore OF whom was
the prisoner, came into his store, and after
t they lelt he missed several works. including
describe the glass in which they were kept,
the size OF his store, and to make a long state
men1 put was restrained; much to his own
uISdppOlEtinent. flSl0r Then summed up LOT
himself. declaring that he could see no evil
dence OF larceny against him. He bought the
dictionary from man on Walnut street and
convicted for the other thefts, and although
he (FiSher) had been in court all the time,
no attempt was made to impltcate and arrest
him. Brown wrote and sent the notes and re-
ceiyed tire answers. He said he had no Occa-
sion to pawn the books, having been pre- 3ented
with four volumes by Mr.. Fisher previous to
Bible for friend in Cambridge, and wanted
him to do some engraving on the plate. Mag
istrate, Pole held Fisher in s., 400 bail on the
three charges.-( Philadelphia Times, 21st.
Is this Charles Fisher who was formerly AS.
sistant District Attorney here?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
Excursions. Ptcn1cs. &c.

The first picnic of the w. & G. r. r. g. will
be held tomorrow at Loefflers Washington
City Garden. The committee OF arran gements
Will leave nothing undOne TO make this picnic
a grand success.
The Potomac Fruit Growers are going to
make their excursion tomorrow one OF the
best of the many good ones given by them. 1t
will be given tomorrow on the Mary Wash
ington, going to Glymont. The boat willleave
at 10 q. M. and 5 p. H., and return at and 8
p. II. There viii be d balloon ascension and
other diversions.
LIST OF PATENTS granted TO the residents
OF Maryland. Virginia and The District OF Co
lumbia. for the week ending September 10,
1878: benjamin Bates, Baltimore, Nd, sitrol
holders for beverage carboniZlnc- apparatus
Frank s. Cl2rkscD, Baltimore. Md, ash siFt-
eTs; Frank S. ClarksOD, Baltimore, Nd. bed
stead faStenings: Willard u. DoremuS. WASH
ingtoD. ID. c.. air comDreSS0rS; William j.
Guy. NGttaway, c. H., Va. baggage checkS !:
Riciaid Hudson, Washington, ID. c., file hold
ers: Sullivan G. SWEET, Washington. ID. c.,
device f0r lighting and eXtInguiSaing lamps,
ETC.. Edwin y. Nithers, Bentty Springs. Md,
telegraph poles Willard ID. DUre mus, Wash
ington. ID. c.. machines fOr COMPRISING and
stamping lead seals.
CHAs BAUM never advertises but what he is
able to show. He offers ladies' banrigan
hose, regular make. ut s. p a box. containing
six pair; real undreSsea ladies' kid gloves.
three button, At So cents, and real English
Custer gloves, two button, ut 81. Don't fail TO
see The bargains, 1j8 iii Street.-AGtt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned EaeaTs.

The street lamps wiz be lighted 10 { - PM,
and extingGished at am
Two excursions leave Richmond for Wash
inejon today-0ne 6iyen by The Knights Of
Py HAS.
Professor Maripi's dancing academy will re-
open next Saturday Tor the reception OF pupils.
The fTst regular lesson viii be given the fol
lowing TucSCay.
The Dasbaways met at Franklin Hall last
evening; Mr. j. 3. Wheeler presiding Rev
DIR. johnson, of Virginia, opened with prayer
and j. B. banning, Edward Peck, Rev. Mr
Johnson, Guy Wines, Alex. Eagleston, and c.
w. Litcfeld made addresses.
The cry ing and fretting of one or two babies
at Hareiine NJ E. church yesterday morning
when Tire minister fRev. w. 1. Mckinney
announced his text: Take this child away
and nurse it for me, and viii give thee thy
wages Exodus i, part of 9th yer e,) there
was some smiling by bachelors and maids
From the text was preached practical ser
mon on the necessity OF education, especially
Of fostering he public schools and the neceS-
Sliy OF religions framing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

DARE Not TO IRIFLE WITH A COUGH.--It is
inviting death, when, safety Is within reach.
sop the cough, heal the lungs, remove all irri-
tatl0n frcm the Windp,pe. relieve the difficulty
Of breathing with Rate's H07tey 81 t30reh0uyld
md Ter. a few doses VIII effect Il perfect cure.
ItheS I0Qthdcb3 Drops cure to0thache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at = cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

ASK FIFTY LADIES in succession what per-
fume they consider the most delicate, the NEST
pure and Salubfi0uS, The most permanent, and
ID all respects the most desirable aud forty-
nine OF them viii answer IfttIYay4 LGnnlQR'S
Florida Voter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
TIE STANDARD RFcpGN1zrD

Company have contracted with MeSSrs. Fair
banks & Co. for a ia !r0ad tract scale ore huu-
died and twelve feet long and two hundred
those in use blythe Pennsylvania Philafieiphi3
and Reading, and Lehigh Valley railroads,
for weighing trains Of coal cars while il mo-
fiOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

NOIsELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
rarlor shooting, from 81 lp. Bazaar G15 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. WINS.
tol1's Soothing &yra;1 has been used for chill
dren. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach, re-
dysentery and diarrh9a, whether arising
from teethiug or other causes. An Old and
WelItried remedy. Is cents bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
CITY ITEMS.

WHY DON'T You TRY L06i2e'S Headache
SPec!tc for nervous headache? It cures the
worst case in ) to % minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

PRICES FOR COAL.-The I.ehigh Valley rail-
road have established the following prices for
October for Goals deliverable at Perth Amboy,
n. j.: Lump, SLH; broken, $3.50a$3 80; egg,
S36oa$3 So; stove, $l.10; chestnut, $3.50; steam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui
ferers. Chronic, painful and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. PuIvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
ticGlarS, mailed free. Address PulTermacher
GalYanie Co. New YORK city. 625d&klY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
ENTLEhIEN.-We wish to

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No e06 G street.
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in q manner not to be equaled bv those
rot possessing these facilities. Gents suits
cleaned for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned
from 81 up to $l5G a window. Wool blankets
from SO cents to Il pair, by cleaning a mum,
her reduction in price. Satisfaction guaran-
teeG. His dry Cleanser removes grease spots
etfectually from any article, and careful press
ing gives them an appearance as if ewly made