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THE OLSEN OBSEQUIES.

The remains OF the late Edmund Olsen, chief cpgi-
neer of tho il-iated Huron, we're conveyed from the
steamer Wyanokc TO tho Brooklyn Navy Yard yoster.
day, where they were placed under guard In Sailors
Hall, the Cob Dock.
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NEW RAILROAD ROUTE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March A. 1878.
The first through cars between St. Louis and st.
Paul, west of the Mississippi River, commenced run
ming regularly to-day
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TUE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record Will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor the past twentyiour hours, In com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnurs pharmacy,
UrpALp Building. No. 2lS BrOadway:-
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CYaUs +. HoTcHKIss.

Cyrus +. HotchKiss, prominent boot and shoe
merchant son OF ex-Congressman G. W. Hotchkiss,
died at Binghamton, n y, OF lever yesterday morn
ing
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REUEL wAsuBURN.

Reuel washburn, OF L'vermore Fails, Me-, died In
that village yesterday morning, aged cighty-nvl
years He Will be buried Friday with Masonic
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Average nperature yesterday o.
vcrage temperature for CORES spending date last
ycar. s..ssss'sss ~
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CCBA'S SUGAR CROP.

HAVANA, March 4, 1873
Worry heavy rains again prevailed today Au I'm
paired sugar crop is now considered certain.
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If THERE Is NO BALM IN GILEAD FOR CON-
sunptlves, there is HALE's HONEY iioRgHouxp AM
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1SRE1T RUSH FOR TIE STORY. "a cELEBRAfED
NJcase." Out to-day In No. Jf2 of tho flkEslDE CON-
PANIOS. and for sale by all ne~sdeaiers
NERVOUS ExiIAUsIIUN.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
IN comprising series OF lectures de'vcted al kahns Mu-
Anatomy the and cure Of prematuro do.
cline showing indsputably how lost health may be fo
gained afioruing clear synopsis OF impcdimenfs 70
in arriage the treatment of nervous and phvscwl
cebt being th. result Of 20 years cxpcreuse By mall.
postage stamps. Address SECRET rAkf,
Kahp's Museum. ssss broadway, New YORK.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF MISSiSQUOlT SPRING
WATER at CAswELL, HAZARD Il CO.'S. broadway and
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A-DR. ]. FELIX GOURAuD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM MAGICAL BEAUTFIER, pimpes freckes
and uil skin blcmscs and clear
pcxon while its naturahess of that
of u cosmetic suspected harmless Nine. ~ b.
4. GOUkAUD. Sole PrOprieior II Hunl St. New
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

A-KNUX'S SPRING STYLE SILK HAT, ISSUED
to-day, price &c. 2i2 BroadwMy and kiIth Avenue Hotel
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| A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH'S TREAT.
ment; - years experiences. (No banchesl Only ofcs,
Vesey st Astor House opposite st. Paurs Church.
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! A.-rHE SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR GEN.
lemen have just been introduced by EsPENSuHIED li3
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been closely defined, but will probably depend on
the nationality and wishes OF The population.
CONFIRMATION IN GENERAL.
Le Nord, OF Brussels, the Russian organ confirms
the conditions detailed In the Constantlnoplc news
above and those mentioned by Lord Derby in the
House or Lords.
STILL IN IGNORANCE
The foreign ambassadors to the Porte had not,
mp till midnight, received the text OF the treaty.
They are not certain whether It Is deHnitive. II is
understood, however, that the exchange Of rar,.
Gcatlons within fortnight is obligatory.
CONGRATULATIONS.
The Grand Duke Nicholas yesterday sent the fol.
towing despatch from san Stefano to the czar In
ST. Petersburg
l do myself the honor OF conera:ulating Your
Majesty upon the conclusion OF peace. Cod has
vouchsaed 10 us the happiness Of accomplishing
the holy work begun by your Majesty, and on the
anniversary OF the enfranchisement OF the serfs
Your Majesty has delivered the Christian from
the Mussuman yoke.
THE WORLD MUST WAIT
The A0ence Russo says some days must elapse
before the treaty reach st. Petersburg and the
authentic conditions be published. The Aoence de-
clares that these viii show that the indemnity has
been reduced TO almost nothing, and that the
question OF guarantees has not been touched.
TEN DAYS OF PATIENCE.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of the Times
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GEORGETOWN.

MARRfAGE.-Mr. Theodore Simpson. son of
Rev. Mr.. Simpson, OF this place. and Miss
Neenah Upton, the sixteen-year-old grand
daughter OF Mrs. Ann Laub, also Of Georgetown.
were ma rried yesterday in Washington and pro-
ceeded to Baltimore. They Were summoned
home this morning. Mrs. Laub being very sick
the marriage was surprise to al but the con-
tracing parties
JUNIOR RECHABITES.-Thos. B. Marche, d, v.
and L. Of the RechabiteS. instituted a Junior
Tent OF the order at Excelsior Tent roorn last
night. Twenty-one members were initiated and
the following officers installed: James Gowans.
Shep.; A. ID. Hurdle, treas; j. H. Mitchell cotn-
clllOr: John Williams, drill master: Francis
Chaves, P. {. r.; John WEIGH, c. r. Henry
k0lb, ID. R.; Temple Belt, r. s.; F. Woodward
+. $: Joseph Bertram, Levite; Robert King, l.
g.; William King. o. c.; E. Welsh Geo. Caust
Geo. Lowry and Frank Byram. supporters to c.
X. and ID. K. The new organiztion viii be known
as Excelsior Junior
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. c. W. Handy. aylc-
tioneer, sold for Birney and Head, trustees yeo-
terday. lot 81. in Dealin. Gee Il Cazenove'S add
ton to Georgetown, on the corner of Greene and
Canal streets, occupied by Messrs. Mayfieid q
Helston as coal yard, to Mr.. VIM. +. Holiz-
man, for s1,625.
GRAIN.-ArrIved by canal-Boat NJ. c. W.
Boyer, with 1900 bushels OF wheat and LOO
uShelS OF corn, to j. 4 j. M. Waters. Boat
eneca, with zoe bushels OF wheat to Hartley a.
Bro and 900 bushels Of wheat to H. NJ Talbot
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on change
0-daY, 5000 bushels Of wheat; COO bushels sold
at SO to $l.0215.
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Public schools trustee C. b. Smith, of the
county, yesterday rendered his resignation.
Lieut.. HOxie has recommended the improving
OF the approaches to, and the street surround,
ing the new school building, formerly the old
brewery in the northern portion of the city.
Thomas W. scott has been appointed an adj
duional private OF the Metropolitan Police force
for duty in and about Odd Fellows Hail. Sth
street Sc, for six months without cOmpensa-
ton.
THE BARRIERS SUNDAY LAW
The communication from the BARRIERS on Penn
syIvania avenue TO the District commissioners
in relation to the reported decision OF the Dis
atty OF the ordinance closing the barber Shops
Sundays having been referred to Attorney
Riddle, he to-day returned the same to the Dis
trlct commissioners with the statement that
the court has not made the decision reported
Judge Wyle intimated that ON a proper case
made he would so decide. In view OF the facts
ana the conflicting wishes OF the BARRIERS them
serves and that the question may be more fully
considered, have directed that a proper case
oe made, so that this question may be passed
on fuiiy. Meantime the BARRIERS must act as
they may De advised till the case is disposed Of.
SANITARY INSPECTION.
Inc communication of Hon. J. A. Bently,
commissioner OF Pensions, to the District Conn
misslonefS upon the subject OF the escape of
sewer gases into the Pension Office corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, was referred
10 the health officer, who sent Sanitary Inspec-
TOR Robinson TO examine the locality. He has
made report To the health officer in which he
states that he considers the sewerage of building
and all connections in a good sanitary condi-
ton, but If sewer gas does escape from main
sewer into building, (Which he is disposed TO
dOubD a suitable valve connected with pipe
leading from main sewer to building will pre-
vent il. This should be done by the owner of
the property. He says that much OF the Often
sive OdOr complained of is caused by negligence
on the part OF the parties not properly spOn9ing
and flushing traps under sinks, and not proper
~ Ventilating rooms in the morning before
Office hours. There is just cause of complaint
in the case of the Old abandoned brick sewer on
the line OF the 18th street front, from which
water does percOlate into the basement
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSle-S F. Clarke,
construct tWo-StOry brick stable, stanton
place: $3.50. Hugh McCafferty, construct a two
story brick dwelling. A, between Sd and 4th StS
se 81 500. John Jackson, repair frame build
ing, 1i2, st. NV; $50 George Cebel. repair a
brick, I20 Sth st. NV: $3.50. Thomas W. James
construct twostory brick dwelling, 18th. be-
tween q and SITS. NV $1,000. A. II. Herr.
cOnstruct six two-stOry brick dwellings, Grace.
between Potomac and High stS., Georgetown
s@,lOo. Pat. Clary, repair frame, 9th st. NV
SZ5. Charles Nice. repair frame, $50 ID ST. Sc:
sl'o. 2 II. g. Todd, repair frame, 2O3i q St H.
II
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PLAIN FACTS.

PLAIN FACTS.
TO BE CONVINCED, CALL and SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
Business Suits,
., e, 2, y, 10, II, IA, Is, IL. 800.
Dress Suits,
10. II, Is, 1s. 20, %, Is. $50.
Fall Overcoats
g. 8, 10, II. Is, Sls.
Winter Overcoats,
$50, 4, 5, 6. 8, 10, IL, Is, IL. 20, S25
Diagonal worsted Goats and Vests,
rs. 10. II. Is, IL. $40.
Black Cloth Frock Goats,
8. 9, 10, II, Is, 800.
Black Cashmere Pants.
As. 6. g. go.
Fancy and Dress Cashmere Pants,
3,4, ~, $S.
Business Cashmere Pants,
2. 3, 4, 8. Sc.
Heavy Working Pants,
], l25, l50. LIS, g.
Youths Suits,
81. 8. 10. II. $l6.
Boys Suits,
4,b.6,7,s 10. sl2.
School Suits,
81, s. 6. 2. g.
Children's Suits,
$50, 8, $50, 4, 8, 6, 8, $40
Youths Overcoats,
4, 8. 6, z, 8. 10. II. Sl5
Boys Overcoats,
3, 4, 5, 6, z, 8, $40.
Children's Overceats, 225, $50, 3. 4, s, s, 3d.
Children's listers, 4, 5, 6, 8, $40.
Mems Heavy Working Coats, $3.50
Mems Double breasted Box Coats, SO.
Black Cloth Vests, l5O, g 2.25, $50, 8, 81.
A. STRAUS,
1911 Pennsylvania Avenue.
oct18-tr Between 10th and 18th streets
r DUTCH BULBS,
An immense stock of all kinds of Fruit Trees
standards and dwarfs-cheap. A2s&
Small Fruits, Grape Currants, Gooseberries, nv
Strawberries &c. -
Dutch Bulbous Roots, my direct importations
cllses, &c
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Designs for Funerals &C.
Winter Towering plants.
Everything at lowest rates. JOHN SAUL,
oct25-eO6t Washington, D. G.
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John SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TENTH STREET NORTH.
EAST, NOS. Gil, 6l3 AND 6l5, TWO STORY
BRICK, BASEMENT, SEVEN ROOMS AND
BATH ROOM, WATER, GAS, &c, BETWEEN
+ AND G. STREETS.
By virtue of three separate deeds of trust, III
all dated 14th day of May, A. D: 1877, and i:.@
duly recorded in 1ibep No 1854, folio 800 ct X.s2.
2S ct seq, 296 ct seq one Of the land recor ls
for the District Of Columbia and at the request of
ton in front Of the several premises, on MONDAY.
at O'Clock p M, the following described real estate,
situate in the city Of Washington, D. c., to wit All
that certain piece parcel Of ground known Lot
numbered twenty six (26) Of Loring Chappel's sub
and sixty $500.
Also, all that certain piece or parcel of ground
known as lot numbered twenty seven CID, in Loring
nine hundred and sixty $780,
known as lot numbered twenty eight (28), in Lorng
Chappels subdivision of part OF square numbered
nine hundred and sixty $780,
Terms: One-third of purchase money to be cash,
the balance in six twelve and eighteen months with
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum, to
be secured upon the property Sold or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser. deposit Of 300 on each
at cost of purchaser The Trustee the right
to resell at risk and cost of defautng purchaser if
the terms of sale are not complied with in seven
day from day Of sale.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS, Trustee
VIM. NJ. SMITH. Salesman. novl-eo&ds
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PARDONED EY THE PREsIDENT-The Presi-
dent has pardOned Philip Gilhooly, who was
convicted on the 9Th OF April last, in the Crimi-
nal Court. OF assault and battery with inten: to
Kill and sentenced TO two years in the Albany
penitentiary. and the order has been transmit
ted for his release,
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LOCAL NEWS.
| hluSements. &c. Toni

N"USemthtSs WCss IO.HISHts
NGfj0"GI JReGter.-"MignOn," by the Hess
company.
gkeater Comique.-" Dead to the World" and
varieties
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CITY ITEMS.
Go TO Johns" Restaurant, corner tn and D.
fried oysters. 2Sc. per doZ. In a box.

IEfeu Os StefS. Ioc. PER Coz. IN q oOx.
RHEUMATISM ii not drawn out Of the system
by some reliable medicine like DafGng's Rhets-
matte Remedy win give you world Of trouble,
Only so cents a bottle for Lodite's headache
SPECIFIC. Cures almost instantly.
LINoLEUM-A GREAT DIsCovERY.-For the
benefit OF those who hare not already seen The
LfnOteuat floor cloth. We would say that il is
combined with solidihed oil, pressed on TO can
vas by means of powerful rollers. forming an eX-
ceedingly durable surface, on which is Imprint
ed handsome patterns in varied styles. 1t is
suitable for private dwellings. public buildings.
stores, ETC.. and sold by all carpet dealers. The
only genuine article has the word "Linoleum''
printed on the back OF every yard.
HATS, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR
s ssn Fe sh sS = and saSG s sf H Fets
Gents nice soft Wool Hats. 15c. and 81;
Splendid assortment Of winter Gloves;
Medicated Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers:
Fine stock white NeTino do do. %. 90. 15c ST.
$3.50;
Extra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers. sec:
Neek-wear, Hosiery, Knit Jackets, &c, dc.
Also, an Immense stock Of Boys Hats AT AL
prices, from soc. TO $3.50 nce ones '5c. and sly.
Lewis, $50 III st.
SELECT FRIED OYSTERS 25 cts. per dozen in box
at Chas Mades', corner Cd st. and Penn. ave. &
WE SHOULD Nor SUFFER FROM Couch, which
few doses of Ayers Cherry Pector0l viii cure
Time, comfort, health, are all saved by it.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toao's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
IL corTects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well tried remedy.
Is cents bottle.
NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED. The
sale OF Atkinson's White Rose exceeds that OF any
other perfume and constantly Increasing. can
hardly fall short of quarter OF milli0n bot
ties annually.
To LADIES AND GENT1EMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. F1scherS Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 500 G street, near
9Th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 50. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from 50
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning number re-
auction in price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as If newly made.
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Immense Triumph of the Stieff
Pianos.
IN me onlclai ana gratliying announcement 70
that the justly celebrated Stien pianos OF Bal
timOre have been awarded the medal d'argent
and diploma of honor by the authorities Of the
Universal Exposition, now being held in Paris.
AS the Stien piano is the only one from Amer
lea TO which first medal has been awarded at
the present great Exposition, no one will queS-
ton the right of this piano TO the place 1t now
holds. which is the head Ut the list or first OF
American pianos.
The success OF the Stien instruments has been
truly marvellous. Whilst other manufacturers
have been spending their time and money in
useless, expensive and fruitlesS controversies
with each other. the MeSSrS. Stien have bent all
their energies upon the perfection OF their in
struments. confident that theirs the true policy,
would eventually bring its just rewards In
this they have not been disappointed
They now have the satisfaction OF seeing their
pianos recognized, upon their intrinsic merits
alone. as being superior TO all Others In this
country.
The Stien pianos, which have long been the
leading instruments OF the South, unqualitedty
endorsed by the masses Of her people, from the
most iluStriOuS down TO her most humble ciJi-
zens. are now destined to ind place in the
hearts OF the people Of the whole country, and
10 become the great national piano OF America.
The instruments which form the Stieff exhibit
in Paris are great center OF attraction there.
They are visited. played on and admired by
musicians and others from all parts Of the
world, and expresses and peasants vie with
each other in doing them honor. The great
success OF these instruments in Paris, coming
as il does so soon after the awarding to them OF
the highest prize at the Centennial Exposition
In 1876. has already had a most telling effect on
the business OF the MeSSrS. G.. l.. Wild * Bro.
whose branch warerO0mS for the above piano:
in Washington, at No. I2S 9TH street northwest
viii no doubt be great center OF attraction IL
the piano purchasing public In this CITY,
( IHashingt0s Post, October &c.
81 Peter Cooper has been sued for anothel
election debt contracted during his presidential
| c mpaign.
~ GOV. lIaftranfr. Of Pennsylvania, intend.
10 tt.ne 10 private life as soon as his successor
| IS inaugurated.
| sF Mr. Seligman, the banker has, within TIT
| IiSt t"eNe months. given as wedding present!
| 10 his dauShters-in-law $5O,OOO
/ - Hume, the spiritualist, who has beer
has recovered, and Is now In Paris.
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EISEMAN Bros popular price system is hav
ing telling effect. Their establishment, cOrne
18th and f, is crowded from morning TO nigh
with customers i'm quest Of clOthing-Adut
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LADIES' opera, chatelaine and vest chains,
gold-plated and filled, from one to twenty dol
lars. The best llfty-cent eye-glass In the city,
at PriggS jewelry store, No. 45I Pa. avenue,
near IL St.-A irf.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Al
guStuS Armbrecht and Louise L0ngSbach; Jas
Rodgers and Maria Yates
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If YOU WANT to sell your property at public
auction, call at the real estate Office of b. H.
Warner, GIG F street. He makes speciality OF
this branch of business, at rates which cannot
be competed with.-Adrt.
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GRAND OPENING" The Continental" new
and first claSS restaurant, will be opened at 1921
pennsylvania avenue northwest, this (Satur-
day. evening, at ! o'clock. A splendid lunch
VIII be served The public are invited. Theo-
dOre Lewis jr
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ADDRESSES will be delivered at Franklin hall
this evening, by Rev. Richard Norris, ChaS. NJ
Nye. and others, on the temperance question.
All are invited. See ad.
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PICEP0CEETS CArTURED-On the arrival OF
the O'Clock Richmond train this morning De-
fectiyeS ClaryOe, NcDeyitt and SOS5 arrested
three men who gave the names of James CAT
frey, Thomas Farmer. and Charles =. Selden.
who were with the gang OF pickp0cketS who
robbed Mr.. e. W. WEIGH. OF Hanover Pa
Tuesday night. in the Baltimore and Potomac
depot, Of his pocket book. passes 10 Richmond,
and $40 in money. They were taken TO police
headquarters. and locked up. Nothing could
he proved against them. as there were no wit
nesses 10 the act. They have. however agreed
10 return The money ana other Articles Oh con-
ditiOn that they be released.
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r h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE

ING, No. 100 STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of o deed Of trust, dated July Sd, II
A. D. 1876, duly recorded in Liber No. S26, 1MnJ
folio 1873. one of the land records for the Dis X.l
trict Of Columbia and at the request OF the party
front Of the premises. on THURSDAY, November
l4th 1878 at O'Clock pm, al that certain piece or
the city OF Washington, d. G., and known and de-
scribed as being Lot numbered twenty COD, in
seven hundred and sixty C60l, fronting twenty GOD
feet seven Cd inches by depth OF one hundred and
proveMents, &c
Terms: One-third in cash, and the balance in six.
per cent per annum until paid, secured by . deed
Of trust the property sold. OF az cash at the OPP
at the time Of sale, and all conyeyancing and re-
cording ct purchasers cost Terms TO be COM
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaultng purchaser after five days adj
AUGUSTINE REED, 'ruS'oes
J. I. GOODWILL Salesman. RoYleodts
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Awarded HIGHEST PRIZE at Centennial Exposition
for FINE CHEWING QUALITIES and ExCELLENCR AND
LASTING CHARACTER OF SWEETENING AND FLAVOR.
me. The best tobacco ever made As our blue strip
trademark is closely initiated on inferior goods, see
that JAoKs0N's BEST ID on every plug. Sold by al
dealers. Send for sample. frec, TO- O. A. JACKSON
3 CO., MIN, peteubpJ0, VI 1Nn24DAAhflH