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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

IT is . dangerous thing to allow the
diarrh@a or dysentery to 60 unchecked and
there is no need Of il. A I'm all bottle OF
most stubb0In case that can be produced.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28
TIE AuoUHr OF HoMxY 70 n X

perssns vho have hsd little sxpsrisnce a. adver.
toserv oltsn Aase 8 psSty cDar understanding Of
what they would hke1O do, but Are entirely iGnOr'
ant az the pfObab1o cost. sNT ~ aG .ke..i
w have made out for euch . person . Plan OF I'd;
sysrt3lne cefAnG fer ~ 1nysetn.oafc % eS.MO. ane
damaged ~ fhe maguitnde OF The expensc, he nol
having Contemplated an eapsnditure escssdtnG ~
II at the commencement Of the ncgotAtl0n ths
You Prepared 70 devote 70 this aAvertisins ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

For upwards Of thirty years MIRA
WIHsLOws SooTHIxo SYRUP has been used
for children with never.failing success. 1t
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wiAd collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys
entery and diarrh@a, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old and we'll
tried remedy. Is cta. 4 bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

S4S5EssISWfH VIA - ilGsensd
70 Violetss converum,x3SSzs sssEgs
hin thasoyeriooked ssieroad. Vio-
let looked eagerly for The yellow lumber
ing wheels Of tho coach that was 70
speed u on our way. / wa somewhat
charmed and terrified with the rugged
grandeur 81 the ravines on either side Of
"a One false ting Of the rcins and We
wSee done for; In Farmer Higxin1 hands
~ our destiny, and his hands had been
very unsteady. At this precAxioW part
of our J}6e0rf rDe tus6yd md tfppoked II
Violet, VII shrank fl moM,Qnt from
his side; UDoM cOnioU1sW1g kl1d, WHEN
he leaned over her and spoke very low
I wasglad TO . her bow her head and
get hack steadily in her seat again. II
Was no time for : display Of girlish van
ity Of any sort; W might all have beer
tumbled to the bottom Of the ravine in
the twinkling Of an eye. When I thinl
Of it now / shuddef, a we'll / may.
Violet Wa subdued and gentle, and
heaven forgive herl when she bade the
Inlpper npG41re, her voice trembled and
th@ (conr, aed from her face. As fol
81 there was 20 s0re . strug
9lc in his rugged features one could no,
tell the emotion that had the mastery
Violet gained her color and her spirits d
the irst sweep Of the steamboats, wheel
city-ward; and upon our arrival, who
should be there to meet Us but our prin'
cipal, Mr.. Baxteri We were hurried
into . cab, and Mr.. Baxter's peculiar all
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28
USE GOOD INK.

For 10 cents We will send . recipe for making the
best Ink manufacturer Of either of the foliowings
kinds: Blue, Scarlet, Purple, Brown, White. Gold,
Yellow, Green, India Ink, Ink Powder, Light Gold,
Silver, Brown. Rcd, Invisible. Red aud Black In
dceble. sAny four Of these reeices. ~ cents; Black
Ink. ~ cents. II different kinds, Including Black
lux, al. Postage Stamps not received
ECkEKA re- PANH.
..sH---@ nDnanA~hnr
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

bowed gravely without . word, and
that night Violet and l had . serious
talk together.
II think l had better be married at
once, Lide," said Violet. my endeav-
ora to cultivate the human race are, like
all missions Of this kind, sometimes
fraught with danger. Oh, Lide," said
Violet, with . sudden tremor Of terror,
We might have been thsown of that
horrible ncl, ard horses, eHieItn;
trunks and all come to sudden and
awful grief, had I lost presence of mind
in that dire extremity"
az was afraid 60" l replied, "and
took . long breath when / saw you cit
a|Es On: :::ssl14H(lP r. !,
MT,,I ,s::, ] Ise !,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

A FRIENDIE NEED.-6RACE's SALvK
il q friend in deed. Who has not found it
such in curing Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Scalds,
Felons, Boi,s, and wen the most obstinate
old Ulcers and other sores? 1t II . wonder.
full compound, suited alike to the skin of
the child and of the adult.
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AGENTS WANTED
Paints Ready for Use

They are uniform In shade, and the color can always
be matched. Any one IAN paint with them. They have
very superior covering properties and do not, like the
so-called patent paints. contain either water. benzihe
or sikali. These paints are in Liquid Form, and are
in small cans Of one 70 1--WE pounds fsad for sample
card showing different shades. !. DEVoE &Co,
cor. Fulton and William sts.. New York. -
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CHEW
The Celebrated
"lATCHLBeS"
Wood Tag Plug
T0nANC0.

TIE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston. and Chicago.
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GEORGETOWN.

A BRILLIANT WEDDING.-The marriage of
MI Robert b. Tenney, of the firm of Vs. II.
Ienney Son, to Miss Julia B. Moore, second
daughter of Fred; l.. Moore, esq, one of
GeorgetOWn's most prominent and esteemed
citizens, was celebrated at the West-sireet
Th5esoSaerEan eGH }tn Yesterday afternoon
ties, who wished TO witness the ceremony.
Shortly after the appointed hour O. o'clock
the bridal party entered the church in the fol
lowing order: The ushers. MeSsrS. Samue,
Wheeler and Harry Talcott: next came the
groom and the brides mother: then tha
bridesmaids and bridegrooms; next the bride
ushers, viz: Willie Moore and Hugh READING
The following were the bridesmaids: Misses
Ella Moore FANNIE ;Hin Heir Herr, Corneia Coyle, Liz
The groomsmen We're McsSrs. Laurence c.
Moore, Geo. Barnard. Chas B. CrOpIey' Nav
n heW Patep Jas NJ Mac MaekaI and W G. Nci
mOny. and the bride was given away by her
father. Miss Emily Coye presided abIv at the
organ. After the ceremony had been per
formed reception was held at the residence
Road, and at $50 o'clock the newly married
pair left Tor an extended tour north. The
wedding presents We're many and valuable.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-EeSterday afternoon
Mr.. Thomas Bowling sold for Mrs. Ann NJ
Acton, eXecutriX, part of lot l34. in Beatty 4
HaWkih hst additl2n fro5tng IL feet on ID
deep, improved by frame dwelling to F.
Mcintyre for $S25.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS-The following have
been elected officers of Heber Tent. No. -, I.
o. of Rechabites, to serve for the ensuing
year: Samuel B. Fox, P. c. r.: II. Hudson,
Shep.; Charles Y. Sherwood [. r.: Walter Sc
bastian, DR.: Charles A. Littlejohn, RS: A
v. Hudson, F.S.; A. Bloxton, Chap Horace
Howes, Treas; Joshua Thorn, Levite: +.
Clements0n, !. G.; William Marriott, alter
nate: George w. Shoemaker. delegate 10 High
Tent.
AUCTION Subtitle stock of the late James
Reilly, saddler, on High street, was sold today
at public auction by Thomas Bowling. The
bidding was spirited. A large number of buy
erS were present
The AQUEDuCT BRIDGE is being extensively
repaired by. Philadelphia builders A new
floor will be laid and the bridge strengthened
in toto.
CATTLE MARkET.-Number of cattle offered
$50: all sold at prices ranging from 3 to 81 cts.
per pound. Number of sheep offered 500: ali
pound So cows and calves sold at S25 to Si5
per head. Market brisk
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
gnmsnt eoncluded Washington nam and GsorgeioWn
amount expended for Paving street north-a Dr
gued and submitted.
Today; To-Day Judges Cartier oln, and Humphreys
taken up. In this case writs Of attachment and
%a8 nayng been the arnshes
dant 5 name. subsequently motion was made to
dismiss the attachment on the ground that the
motion was allowed. The plaintiff appealed ed
f6! clam that The Party making the motion should
Perry for plaintiff and Mr.. Cook for defendant.
The ib the T DeoT
a g samuel f 0os
argued by Mr.. Tottsn for appellee and Mr., Davidse
plea OF set Off for unlawful interest exacted IS OOO
and s31 $500 for payment Of certificates pledgei
sea sS as ss frs SnT ,aos s0 Of
s1ss 600; The case was sent 10 q referee, and he
tit excepted to Ills repcrt and on these ns Pan
TIE case comes up.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Willie.
lS,aay, The present tJanuary) term was closed
ast, Richards ct al: decree discharging trustees
and canoeing their bond. Wheeler agt. Jackson
ct al. agt. Fischer order for decree pro cOnfeSso.
Bean agt. Bean; decree for sale. Medler ag. Davis
agt Heunch; order for appearance. Harbaugh ct
al AZ; HaThamgh ct al order appointing guardian
uten. hdfllS dSt. W tDO eI al. decree appoint
der nsi confirming sale. F. s. and T. Co. agt
Wood: order confirming sale. Drury agt. Drury !;
order of investment. Ladde agt. Mangum; order
OF reference. Schiller agt. Clarke ct al. decree
ovsrruling exceptions. Howard agt Kelly; order
bill dismissed. Bear agt. Bear; order OF reference
Kelly agt. Whitwel; do. Bean agt. Bean: decree
for sale. Lilly agt. smith; restraining order is
frmed. White agt. Drane ct al; do.
PROBATE COURT--Register Webster.
To.tla fa t,apW ali in fa5
Eliza Moran, Anna E. Moran qualified as adminis-
tratrix W. a.; bond $500. Estate George Barker;
inventory returned. Estate Christopher MadeS;
do Eliza Davis qualified as guardian to the infant
OF Chas. &. jenkins; bond 50, 600. Estate OF Tim
bond 81, 600. The will Of Thomas JACKSON was
fled Adjourned to tomorrow.
POLICE COURT--Judge Shell.
To-day. Daniel Long. threats To Ellen Long;
500 personal bonds to keep the peace. Gibson
Bruce, assault on SandfoId Lewis: S. aud costs,
ten days i'll Jail.
An ALLEGED NEGRO GAMBLING HOUSE RA1pEp.
Samuel Tyler, coored, was arraigned ON the
charge of keeping gambling house. This house is
III the rear or the northeast corner OF 18th street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and was raded last
testified to aiding in the raid, Capturing the pro-
pretor, with several other e0lored men, and Secur-
ing his entire Outft-a faro lay-out, cards chips,
table will painting of cards, &C. Money was found
by surprise that they forgot to pocket 1t. Sergeant
Arnold testified to being present. and that Tyler
owned up ID renting the room, and that he owned
the entire outfit; that he rented the place from
John Wallace W allace testified that he rented
this place TO Tyler Several others testified to the
same effect, and the court imposed fine of $50
and $500 bonds for future good behavior an appea
was taken, and bonds fixed Ut $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30
ALEXANDRIA,

. EXCITING Fox CHASE NEAR ALEXANDRIA,
Such events in this section recall the happy
days of our forefathers. Messrs. j. Triplett
and W: d. Cross, of Centrevile, came to Mr..
F. F. Triplett to have hunt. At early dawn
the morn of the Goth, they mounted their ac-
tive i've steeds with a number of dogsl started in
there struck 4 trail, jumped at Frobels one
and half miles, doubled first three miles !:
then a stretch back TO Daingertietd's farm
doublsd around it four miles, stretch to Little
river turnpike near the theological seminary ::
then returned through the farms of Gibson,
lrIplett Humphreys to Haytield, doubled
back the same track to Humphreys (where he
was thrown of the old track by the sudden APP
peaTance OF the gents there III their night
clothes,) through Triplett's, Daingerfield's.
SoardS Pulman,s to Cameron run, up Smm's
then, back to William Doves, where he was
caught, quarter of a mile from where he was
Jumped. When the anxious hunters arrived
Doves children had taken it from the dogs
and had it in the meat house, thinking it was
deer, and that they would have feast next
holiday The chase was led by Cross famous
spotted hounds.
SALE OF THE VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH LINE
Green 4 Wise, auctlOneerS. sold today for
Chas. r. Hootf. trustee, the Virginia Telegraph
Line, running from Washington to Staunton
and from Alexandria to Clark'S Gap, i'll Lou
doun county, about 200 miles of line, with ali
the rights, franchises, instruments, &c. to Mr.
Robert Beverly, for IS. loo:-I Gazette, ?9h.
THE CAMDEN MURDER MYsTEIY.-Benia-
min Hunter was arrested in Philadelphia on
Monday by the authorities of Camden, n. j.,
upon the charge of being accessory to the muir
der of John W.ArmStrOng in Camden on Wed
nesday night last. Hunter, up to within six
months ago, was special partner OF Arm
the time of the dissolution Of copartnership
Armstrong owed him $1,000. To secure pay
ment OF this Indebtedness Armstrong insured
his life for $4,000. the policies being made out
to Mr.: Hunter $4,000 in the PrOVdent Life
and Trust, 5000 in the Manhattan and $4,000
II the Mutual of New York. Armstrong when
n company with Hunter. 1t is believed that
Davis who was supposed to be the murderer.
Is innocent, and the suspicion now is that the
guilty parties are Hunter and DemariS, the
latter of whom has been under arrest since
last Thursday.
HB-The New York senate yesterday passed
the house resolution against the Bland bill by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Price Of Groceries

Editor Stdr:-Can you explain why the gro
GERS in this city continue to demand sucn
large prohts on few staple articles of daily
consumption? See quotations in Baltimore
quoted at 40 and 4Sc, retail price here sc Der
quart choice roll butter at l9 and ~. retail
price here 80 and 81: choice eastern cheese 1915
ana log, Tetali price here 20 and u: crushed
sugar loo, granulated 9}4c. retail price IerS
PIG. The aboVea are the highest quotations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30
CITY ITEMS.

LoDILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains no
injurious substances. Cures headache in to
20 minutes by the watch. Costs 50 cents. Sold
by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30
A Washington Girl Jumps From a
Fourth Story window to Save Her

On Monday afternoon, at o'clock, some ex-
element was eccasioned in the neighborhood
OF Calvert and Lexington streets, Baltimore,
by the report that young lady had jumped
out of fourth story window, at the boarding
house No. SO North Calvert street, in order to
escape the lmPortunltles OF young man. The
facts, as far as they can be ascertained, are as
follows: Mrs. Ephraim Funk keeps q board
ing house at No. 80 North Calvert street. j.
AlphOnzo Howard, printer. has boarded with
her over four years in different locations. He
is fne-lOOking, Intelligent young man. In the
house on Calvert street he occupied a rear
room on the fourth floor. In the boarding
house wasa young lady named Miss Mary May,
whose mother lives in Washington, and whose
sister is studying at a Catholic convent near
Baltimore. Miss Mays mother was married a
live by herself. Her means were scant. and
when Mrs. Funk took the boarding house on
Calvert street she found Miss May there, and
consented to have her remain in consideration
of her usefulness and tidy ways Miss May
was. in certain sense, ''one Of the family
and no one treated her as a servant. During
the boarders had left them. Mr.. Howard
found her cOngenial companion. and
occasionally went out walking with her
t On Sundays they sometimes went to church
On Monday afternoon Miss May went to MI
Howard room to put it in readiness, like the
others. She did not know that he was in it at
that time. but she had no sooner entered than
he placed himself against the door. and, lock-
ing it, very deliberately placed the key in his
pocket. 1t was delicate il not a precariOus
situation. The room was quite dark. Mr..
Howard says that all he did was lin fun
Miss May, however was greatly alarmed, and
said If she was not let ont Immediately she
would throw herself out of the window. Or
dinarily Miss May is ,demure. and probably
MI Howard did not think she would do as She
said. She raised the window and got up in it,
and asked again il he would not open the door
and let her out. The window overlooked the
porch roof of a kitchen twenty-five feet below
Mr.. Howard did not open the door. and Miss
May after several warnings. jumped out with
a Shrek. Mr.. Howard was paralyzed with
horror and alarm Miss May was SO heavy and
her fall SO great that she broke through the
roof, but this fact probably saved her life
Her body was found much bruised, with both
her ankles sprained and swollen. Dr.. &. b.
Reynolds was called in. Yesterday morning
she complained of a severe pain in the back,
and her mind seemed to wander. Last night
her cOnditiOnhad improved, and it is thought
she will recover. No complaint of a criminal
assault has been made against Mr.. Howard.
In fact, the mental condition of Miss May
since her fearful leap has not been such as to
permit her to converse intellgentiy about the
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30

INTENSIVE LAW LIBRARY AT AUCTION
Thomas Downing has now arranged and ready
for examination the fine law library of the late
VIM. j. Stone, in which is complete set of
Supreme Court reports, in excellent condition.
To this has been added the library of the late
Hugh CapertOn. and others. the whole forming
one Of a more complete and valuable collec-
ton of professional works than is usually seen
al public auction. Catalogues now ready for
distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30

A MURDERER'S REMORSE.-Frank Lynch a
Mould-be suicide. was arrested on the Fort
wayne railroad bridge over the Allegheny, at
fltispurg, Monday night, the officers coming
being taken to the statiOnhOuSe Lynch con.
.essed 10 having murdered his little child, a
boy two years and a-half old by throwing him
into the river on the night OF the 18th Of De-
cember. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30
AlnuSenentS.

National 1Hedter.-Mr. Sothern appeared
III his famous role Of the Crushed Tragedian''
again last evening, before Il large and enthu-
>iastic audience. His acting in this character
IS as much out Of the common run of comedy
delineatiOnS as his ''Dundreary,'' and is droer
even than that. The two characters are as
diverse as possible: Everybody will have to
see The Crushed Tragedian" To appreciate it,
Tor no description can give an idea OF Sothern S
wonderful makeup and preternatural gray
ity under the most mirth-prOvolling circum-
stances.
Congregational Church. - Mendelssohns
grand oratoriO OF Elijah will be given here
ms evening under the auspices OF the Phil
harmonic Society. Elijah will give oppOr-
tunity for. hIr. NJ: w. Whitney to show to adj
vantage his grand bass voice. Mr.. Fessenden
IS an excellent tenor, from the famous Temple
Quartette. of Boston. Mrs. Billings soprano
and Mrs. Caulheld and Miss Bryan cOntraltos.
The chorus will he very fine. DR.. j. p Caul-
field conductor. Mr.. James Caulfeld organiSt.
81. JOSeph'S HGH.-WashingtOn Tent, No. 50,
L. o. r.. will hold 4 bah here this evening.
Gdd Feli0lrS' HdH.-SOcable this evening
for the benefit of ST. Roses House of Industry
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LOCAL NEWS.


NottOsaaI I7edter.-' The Crushed Trage-
sian."
CnRGreGoti0nol CHurch-Grand OTatOriO of
Elijah
81. Jose pins TFGN.-RechabiteS Ball.
old FePOIr's E"t'.--St. Roses Home of In
HuSrTy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is presented to
private families and others i'm the assignee's
sale OF hhe LqnoTs, groceries. &c. TO AXE place
Al Haf ban Bro. 5, lS5 Penn. avenue tO-morroyS
morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock. The stock
* fresh, and the liquors very fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-30
-ON's
KATHAIRON,
l thirty-five years ago by Prof. Igor
9 most perfect preparation in the W
ing and identifying the hair. Best

Discovered thirty i've years ago by Prof. Lyon Of
Yale, is the most perfect preparation in the world
for preserving and identifying the hair. Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro.
duced, Lyons Aathafr0n win positively
prevent kraYness. and will restore new
hair to bald heads, IL the roots and foIlicles
are not destroyed. Ii actually performs these
seeming miracles, of which the following is q
several years, constitutional, suppose. 1 used q
rev bottles t; Of katharoa and to my great surprise
L. DORRANCE. U. 8. As In every lmportant
respect 2 Inc Katharon is absolutely
store Gray Hair. 8. To Remove Dandruff. ITO
Press ana Hsantify the Hair. BEAR In MIND.
to paint and datb the hair and nara
yze the brain; 1t isa pure and Iimpid veget BILE
growth and refrigeration. 1t is spIendidiy oer-
tuned. and the most delightful toilet dres ding
complete without Lyons Kathairon.
SOLD EYkRYWHERE, jaal4-m,w,f,ly
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed As follows
Daniel Pteil 10 Henry RUPERT s. 600 part lot
). 81. 81: DE-. Grof TO II. Shall, 500. sub lot
a. lois = To- 81. OF lots l, - and ~. 81 ST.: NJ
Clarke 10 IL -MclDtire, u tU. part lot = SCI .
60; Andrew Frey 1T al. to RE. Cropley SD q
sab. lot TO- lot !. sd l: District Of Column ba 10
Harvey Spalding. sos. LOT !. So. -: Harvey
SpaIding To W. R.Woodward. s.. same nrop,
erty; Sarah Hammond to CG.Th0rn. S325n
part lot ;, sci. m: F.W.Jones. trustee To BH
Warner sD", lot 81. sq. "a: E.Waggaman To
Ann &. Carroll and Maria @. FitZhugh. S}T3S
lot =. S,i. $50: II. b. Ferguson. trustee. to LA
Wood. Sl.tGV. lot :. ST. 90: Frank Linton TO
Emma {. Member, $500, lots g. III and II. sq.
B: Jas M.CapertOn 10 John Ball. 8. lot on
Montgomery street. Georgetown Ashford and
Gordon. trustees, TO Henry d. B0teler 81 l50.
LOT :, Sq. CS2.
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, AS THE TINE for our removal draws near
me rush Tor the great bargains becomes
siea'ef. All OF our black silks and black cash
s nsitS - must ne closed out very cheap. Beaufi-
sui caiico; - beautiful wool dress goods, Il;
p.fe Woo. White blankets, $50. Carter's. Tu7
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by all druggists.
REFORM IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. but
iets-Soap that Old Bror71 WtRdsOr will never
be removed from the toilet OF the fashionable
world. The pureSt and most fragrant is that
Oh the old London firm-oJ 4 K. Atkinson. VS.
ORANGE CAKE.-Two cups of sugar, two
cups of -four, half cup of water, the yoiks of
five eggs, the whites Of three eggs, the Juice
and rlnd OF two oranges, two teaSpoenfulS
Dootey's Yeast Poicder, and a little salt. Bake
o. the whites of three eggs, the juice and rind
OF one orange, and sugar to make the icing
Still.
If THE FOOD taken into the stomach is not
dlgeSted it decOmpoSeS. In the latter case a
pungent gas is developed which causes sour
an acid which. rising upward at intervals.
stingS the gullet sharply. These extremely
dISagreeable sensations are attributable to
impaired digestion. To get rid of them, or
prevent their recurrence. it is only necessary
to tone and regulate the gastric organs with
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters.
THERE IS BALM IN GILEAD. and the Far OF
A6te s RdtSGIld OF Balm of Gilead Tree, com
bned with Honey and the Extract of Hore
hound, in the form of Hdle's Homer Of Rorc-
l0nnd and Tar, is the most potent remedy for
Colds, Coughs. HoarsenesS, and Influenza
ever administered in this or any other country.
P3He'S IO0thdche Drops cure ToOthache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at p cents.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostratng dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er'S Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulyermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 625d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLRMEN-We wish TO
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
Ing and Dyeing Esta Enlistment, No. eOe street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest Improvements, whether Of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are. in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con
SstS IN removing spots from costly party
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
tlcle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as If newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned two pair for % cents.