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Rafferty, was burned to death Wednesday in
the second story OF the tenement house at No
229 Marshall street, Paterson, n. j. She was
alone with her two-yearS' Old child when the
accident happened, and IL is thought that in a
MT she fell on the stove. When found Mrs RAT
ferty was burned to q cinder. Her child was
Sleeping In an adjoining ROOM
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ALEXANDER SMITH, the republican candidate
1or congress in the twelfth (N. " district.
VINO died at his home In YOnlers alb Iut half
past nine O'Clock on Tuesday evenin ;, before
the counting OF votes had been finished, was in
III health last Sunday, having been attacked
near Trenton, n. j., I'm 1918; thirty years ago
began the manufacture OF carpets and acquired
property valued at One-half million OF dollars
he gave employment to 900 persons. His por-
ular1ty was attested by the fact that he Ie.
celVed $500 republican maj jOrity in a district
strongly democratic. This is the district form
eriy represented by Hon. ClarkSOn N. Potter,
who declined denomination.
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Con oNEL JACK WHARTON, L. s. Marshal fo,
Louisiana who was reported TO be mortaily IL.
OF yellow fever, is now cOnyale,eea
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1HE CALrF0RNIANS make good deal OF f,ls
over tie Chinese, yet the San Francisco BOAR 1
OF Underwriters have elected a Chinamln name |
Nah kee an insurance broker after reiectin ?
several " bte men-iE.Y Herald
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THE FREE LUTHERAN DIET at Phil ,de'nh /,
yesterday discussed the feasibility of having one
complete service for the Lutheran church in
English. Papers were read on immigration as
auectlng religious interests, on SO-called re-
1,rmS, on PletlSm, also on Sunday schools and
religion among the cOlOred peODle
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ANOTHER SPANISH ASSASSIN.-An ex-SOldier
has attempted to assasSlnate Gen. Bregna for
Terly minister OF war OF France. The general
was untnjured. The wOald-be assassin was ar
IeSIll
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The Legislature OF the Chickasaw nation
appointed ex-G0v. OvertOn as a deleQafe 70
washington, with the pay Of 1900.
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REV. MIR. COOK, in lecture on Socialism the
OTHER day. said that there was nothing attract
ing more attention in the world to-day than the
prevention OF the formation OF an impecuniOuS
an unemployed, an ignorant, and an unprInci-
pied class, and he added. ave should not ask
tie writer's OF cipher dispatches to aid in the
task
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CONFESSION OF BALIOT-BOx STUFFER.-A
ballO1-bOx tender in huntington Conn.,, was ar
rested yesterday, charged with substituting
democratic for republican votes for Representa-
tive In Tuesdays election, thereby changing
the result OF the election. He confesses his
guilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

TEA life convict In the Michigan state prison
was recently visited by his sister, whom he had
not seen for twenty three years Their meeting
was very touching one.
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THE DEADLY LAMP.-James Rafferty, fire.
man Oh TIE Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad left his home on River street. I'm
the 18th ward. on sunday evening. at q O'Clock
TO go with his train. lie LEFT his family seated
at the supper table and told his wife TO put the
children TO bed as soon as the meal was COM
pleted. While the children-the Oldest OF whom
was boy or about six yearS-were seated
around the table i'm their night clothes MIS-
Rafferty, had occasion To leave the room for a
short time, and in this interval a kerosene lamp
which hung I'm bracket directly oyer the place
where the oldest child was sitting. exploded
and the burning oil was Splashed over the head
into the yard in the rear of the house with his
garments in flames, and the excited mother
Who ran into the room. did not notice his exit
She Immediately eXerted herself to save the
rest OF the children from the hameS which
were rapidly spreading through the house
and dld not lealize the plight OF the burning
child until she heard his agoniZing outcries i'm
the garden. where he mad been caught by Mr.
Brown. nelghbor, and thrown into a tub of
water. Els garments We're almost burned from
his body, ana the oil had Scalded his race and
body liz a horrible manner. The child was taken
into The house and a physician was hurriedly
sent Tor. Everything possible was done to allie
vi2te lis suneringS, but he died al m!dnig ght
He was conscious during the time and was con =
tlnuoCSlN asking for cold water. which leads to
the SGpT-oSit .on that lie was burned Internally
Tea Was given to him in small quantities. which
seemed 10 considerably reliere his SufieTings
MI Rafferty,. who was called TO his home I'm hair
an l.our after he had left II, cannot account for
The eyp0Sl0n, as everything seemed secure
The flames. which have left their mark through
out the house, were Subdued by a young man
named Joyce. who went into the building and
dashed pan or water upon the Burning fluid
tScid'stO" (fd.) Gepublican, Nor. 5.
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The democrats at Sheibyville, Ind. have
erected $1,000 building, which WIN serve as
the party headquarters.
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81 MILBURN's PHARMACY,

1929 PENIS LvANIA AVENUE
SODA and MINERAL WATERS on draught all
the year.
Blue Lick, Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
caIICn Oct1ltr
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PAUL DE CASsAGNAC TURNED OuT-After
long and animated debate and many calls to
order the chambers OF deputies OF France yes
terday declared the election OF NJ Paul de
CaSSag invalid.
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The TILDEN INCOME TAX CASE.-The case OF
tie United States government against Samuel
>. I1lden was up before Judge ChOate, in the
United States district court at New York, yes
terday. NJ. l.. Sykes, vice president of the "a
cago cai ana northwestern railroad, appeared, but
1alied 10 Dr1ng the long-sought-fOr books OF the
company with him. A dispatch from Gen. Beni.
&. Cooke, president of the company, at Chic ag0
was read, explaining that he had declined to
produce any books in court, but had rendered
permission to examine them fully in his Office
The case was adjourned until Monday next
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DEFRLUDING CREDITORS.-JOn Penderglst has
been arrested in Boston and held in $40 Ot0 bail
TO answer charges which connect him with the
failure OF Patrick Kenney, wool merchant, OF
Sl50,O00 worth OF wool from boston, New York
and other cities. and, 1T Is alleged shipped it to
various parts of the country TO prevent attach
ment by creditors. A considerable quantity OF
the wool has been recovered Pendefyast was
inte :ested with Kenney in mill at Skaneatele -.
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CHARGED WITH BALLOT-BOX STUFPING-Yes-
terday JustuS GUIDE and Walter Tucker were
before United States Commissioner Bond charg-
ed with ballot-box stuffing in the first precinct
OF the l4th ward. They were released on 81 600
ball for hearing on the 10th instant A man
ramed Fields, and another named Snyder, were
also before Mr. Bond, charged with interfering
with deputy marshal In the fourth precinct Of
the "a ward. He was released on his recogni-
zance for hearing on the 10th inst. The cases
OF Zahner and McCleary, on a similar charge,
before reported, were postponed until to-mor-
rOw,-(BQft Gazette Sth
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1T IS MAGNANlAoUs IN SPAIN.-The Guceta de
la HGbdnd, the Official organ OF the Spanish
government in Cuba, publishes in its issue of
the 18th ult. a list containing 3O4 names OF par
ties who took up arms against the government
in the late unsuccessful war for the independ-
ence OF the island, to whom confiscated prop
erty amounting to millions Of dollars has been
returned. The Spain OF modern times, which
has shown herself to be noble, generous, mag
nanlmous IN the hour Of victory, certainly de
and nberty.-[N Nen Orleans Picauune Non q
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limited STATES PER CENT.
~ BONDS on hand for Immediate delivery.
District Of Ccun bia. Twenty and Thirty-year Gold
eixes, for sale
S-65 Bonds Of D. C., guaranteed BY the United
esates, Coupon or Registered, bought and sold
Othfr Investment Securities bought on OrderA
susctr LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers
- ID the city n dispose Of Second hand Clothing,
Watches, Guns. Pistols. &c. At . fair cash price. u q
the original HERZO6'S,
sos 9Th street. near Penna. ave,
By oAnink Il OF addlsssns the above number. or.
6Gs promptly attsDdsd To- maE2e6
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A PECULIAR SUIT.-A suit with some peculiar
features Is being tried In San Francisco Alfred
Van Menr was Tor eleven years trusted clera
in the employ OF ParrOtt q Co., importers OF
conee and tea. 1t was his duty to enter the
daily sales, and to collect money on such sales
to his own use collections amounting In all
$A,s6l, and gambled away about $4,000 in q
gambling house kept by Wm r. Briggs, Patrick
COnnor and Edward Morris, between the 1st OF
May, 1S76, and the 3Oth Of September in the
same year On the discovery of the defalcation
Van Mehr fled to Mexico, but was brought back,
Now Parrott Co. are suing Briggs and his
partners for the recovery of SIS 600 Of the money
rlSked and lost by Van Mehr In the gambling
mousse The action turns on the proposition
t1at when clerk loses the money Of his EN-
pl0yer In gambling, the winner has given no
lawful consideration for the money, and the
cover.
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FOR COTGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
t@5 &c. use the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
KEATING'S
COUGH
IOZENGES
Tested for over 80 years Relief speedy and certain
Sod by all druggists. Price so cents.
L. TOUGERA CO, Agents.
oct3O-wfm,em New York.
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which in beauty of design and efficiency IN opera
mon is uusurpassed: and the MAYFLOWER, which
heats up stairs and down stairs and is not equaed
mated stove the best of the Baltimore heaters-au at
,rices lower than ever offered.
81 9TH ST. NV, MAR THE AVENUE,
Furnace Range and Plumbing House, and on'y
Nanufactlrers of Slate Mante,s in the city. noy6tr
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, 1894, 1861; customs, $40, ,174.oS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan tc-
day am Ounted TO s222, $50.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 10 D. H., and
exiting uiShed at 20 a. m
From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails
The u. :. fish commission steamer Lockout
left the navy yard yesterday for the upper
part OF Chesapeake bay. After Working there
for two weeks she will 20 to the coast of
Maine.
Serious illness in the family of Hon. John
Eaton, commissioner of education. will COM
pei the pOStpOnemeDt of the opening OF the
Washington Training School for Nurses, which
was TO have taken place this evening.
re elected the old officers viz: John T.Lenman
president; A. II. Herr, vice president. and j.
Tarben Dyer, secretary.
A memorial was presented in fine House yes
terday. and referred to committee on public
buildings and grounds, from Alfred ID. Jessup,
OF Philadelphia, owner of the Shepherd build
ing, i'll which the pension office is located. of
1eTlng to sell II to the government at vaua-
tiOn to he appraised by commission.
Friendship Lodge, No. II, OCT, had its
officers installed last night by Lodge Deputy
r. 7. Evans, as follows: j. +. MaUpln. &. T. /:
Mrs. Annie Robinson, V. T.; Jay 3. Smith, r.
=; Mrs. Sallie DeOe, A. r. s., etc. b. A
Swan was elected representative TO the Grand
Lodge. and A. W. Webb alternate.
A coal oil lamp exploded about s o'clock last
night in hOuse SD 18th street, occupied by
Samuel Lacy, and caused damage to the house
and furniture To the amount of about so.
Remember that the great match race at
rain or shine. See adyt.
A patch of cObblestOne was laid today on
MAJ ket Space on the site of the Old public
DTjUal
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GEORGETOWN.

A You've MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Mr.
Alexander Blundon, promising young man
about 10 years old, youngest son Of Mr.. j. A.
BlundOD, we'll known resident of George
town, connected with the District Parking
Commission, accidentally shot himself yesrer-
day. He belongs to the signal service of the
army, and yesterday morning was walking
near Fort Whipple, engaged in study. when
in pulling his handkerchief from his pocket il
inside coat pOcket) and the weapon was dis
charged. The ball penetrated the right side
and broke rib, and had not been extract Il
this morning. Although quarter of r.iIe
from the fort Mr.. Blundon walked to the, bar.
racks, but tainted as he reached his Qu Arters
He is still at the FORT and considered ss.riousiv
but not dangerously injured. He and his
family have the sympathy of many friends.
REVIVAL SERvICES.-Mr. Thoraas Harrison
conducted revival services at Dumha rt"n,
street Church last night. A large audience
was present and two came forward for PRAYERS,
FISH MARKET.--M.0OOh herring sold at S Der
81 90 per 100. Wv
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COLOR PREJUDICE isn't all south. In JUS
tice Boomers court at Marlborough, Ulster
county, N. Y, a jury of eleven white men and
and one colOred was chosen a few days ago /:
the latter was for Is years slave in the cotton
fields of the south, but had lived in Marlbor-
ough several years and built a home by hard
work and economy. Three OF four of the
white jurymen said they'd be If they'd
serve,"' and were fined SIS for contempt of
court for falling to answer when the Justice
called the names OF the jury, amid the freely
death on the "nagur." The colOred manIfinally
intimated that he wished to be excused. This
being doue, the indignant freemen took their
lected.
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RAILROADS.

ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
SoRrH fSEsF A Asp s %GsTi
An. Leave WA Sill
6: o-Baltlmore and Way Stations.
S; 1 Sl,ns; Winchester aud Way Stations,
S:1O-Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester. Haeers-
town Point Of Rocks ana Way Stations.
S:5o-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Bait.
more Express. Partor Car TO New York and
$40 st: Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts,
burg Express. Connects for Hagerstown and
for siaunton. Pgr,or Car 70 Grafton, and
lumfns, Chicago Junction ard Ssndusky.
S:O-Batimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
10;oO.@B Baltimore Express.
Baltimore. Enicott City, Annapolis and
Way Stations.
1:3O-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex.
press: CON Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
900 ping az an stations .. .--
and Way Stations, Via Reay.)
4:30-Batimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Ex-
4:s5Pcint Of ROCKS 'i Frederick, Haserstown
to Point Of Rocks and Way stations only.
Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore Ell.
press, Passengers for Norfolk taken i'm the
faTs drssy to t6 boat at Canton. No
e:b5C.Chiesgo ana Columbus Express. Sleeping
7:soI-Baitimore Express.
8.25--.St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
No connection for PittsbUrs on aP SUNDAYS
s1sssis spsg CO. rs, SsS
Daily. Other trains daily, except sunday
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THE COURTS.

To-day, jackson agt. Holland; argued.
r GpaPer Of az e. Hyds aRpfaI to the Supreme
agt. Packard ct al; judgment below affirmed
In the matter of Hubbal. (c0nstable) argued
by Mr.. Murray. Oder agt. Parker; on hear
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Willie
To-day, Chas. furdle, unlicensed bar; not
enlty. In second case, for gambling, the
information was quashed. John simmons,
gambling Conformation Uuashed. Frank Pas
seno, unlicensed bar; nolle pros. Mary Clark.
do, do. George Collins, do; rot guilty.
Thos. higgins, selling liquor by the Small ;
guilty. Rudolph Peterson. unlicensed bar ;
jury out. In the case of VIM. Carey, charged
with Keeping open after hours on Friday last,
the verdict was not guilty and not as reported.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
VIC Io-day' James Lyles, assault and battery on
STU: Henry Neale, assault on Fanny Neal his
wife; $40. Thomas Bowie, threats to Lucy
Weldon; slOO bonds to keep the peace. Lena
MaItlngly, cOlOred: assault on Malinda Craig :;
s. and costs.
AN INsULTER OF YOUNG GIRLS CONE TO
GRIEF.
George w. Evans, a young white man, was
arraigned for indecent and Insulting guage
to young girl named Estelle Dickey, at the
corner OF pennsylvania avenue and It'll street.
manner and language of this young man to
have been very rude and insulting. She had
never seen HIM before: He followed her to her
Sstfr heuse TN South Mash1gSn offering
and told his side OF the story, denying the
charge, and the court imposed fine of $lO0
saving that the court proposed to protect the
innocent girls of this city from the wiles of
rakes when brought before him. Appeal was
taken.
OTHER CASES.
George Loan, fast d. living fined $40. Delsy
Adams was fined s. for cursing. Mary Barrett
was sent down for vagrancy. ALI. Smith,
street profanity; $. Joseph McMahon was
riarty, loud and boisterous; S.. Eliza Jen-
nings, prOfane; 81. August DOehrer, selling
from his bar after u O'Clock at night; So
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TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot.
corner of Sixth and Il streets, as follows:
snf and as
Chicago; TAO pm. daily, with Palace Car to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Cars waaK e'ffspt
For New Yoik and the East If 10 m. anS 80
ExpTess Of Pnman Caas so
For New York and the East, 1:so p. m. daily. e1.
inston to Boston. F For Brooklyn, ~ w. As an
through Trains connect at jersey City with
transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double fer.
rage and journey across New York city.
a. iS $50 a anG sSCcsp 1s
Limited Express, $40 q. N. daily, except sum
Accommcdation for Baltimore. s:65. $50 q. m.
For Iins. SIS m. snS 4so p. m
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
E WHsHTA,X1Td ANR R. AhExA a AND
40, :; 8. p. m. on Sunday at $40 a. m ;. and I'd
For t5s south, via Richmond, 2:45 a. m. daily;
pm: On sunday At s: 10 ssd 10 a. and N p ?. M
Be g
east corner 81 Inirteenth strest and PennsylyAnia
be left for the checking Of baggage to dsstna-
ton from hotsls and residences,
PRANK THOMSON. General Mansgsr. novio
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RUMORs OF AN IRISH INVASION OF CAN.
ADA.-Vague rumOrS are afiOat In Buffalo of a
raid on Canada by the Irish in case of war be-
tween Russia and England. 1t is stated that
tnfee companies of Irish patriots are armed
ana equipped there ready for service, and one
s sn tl western lrishmen have been notified
SO that they can be there i'm tWenty.fOur hours
WI, Wniie Lhere are three thousand more in that
threa 'y d VINO VIII rendezvous for a. raid within
nothing authentic can be Obtained To substans
tate these rumors. w 'o'"iAou " suo''dn-
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A MESSAGE BY PHONOGRAPH TO THE EN-
PERoR OF BRAZH.-The City of Rio de ia
steamers, which sailed from New York Satur.
day. took out one of EdisOn's monographs, a
present from Mr.. Roach to Dom Pedro. EN-
before its departure with the delivery of An
address from Mr.. Roach to the Emperor, of
compliments and congratulations in view of
the establishment Of the new line. This is the
first instance of the use of the phonograph for
such purpose.
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Exposition Notes.

The arrangements for entry to the exhibit
ton are much better than those adopted in
which will cost only franc each, can be had
in every conceivable public place-On all lines
81 travel, IN restaurants, at theaterS, hotels,
&c. The price of subscription ticket for the
whole six months is 100 francs, and this ticket
will possess the advantage of allowing its
owner to enter during the morning hours
from to 10, before the general public is ad-
mltted. There are sixteen entrance gates,
each one OF which is so arranged that 1t can
admit many hundreds of people at the same
time, and with no srowdng. The exhibition
is supposed to close at O'Clock, but while the
summer days are long, visitors will not be re-
OF subscription tickets are compelled to atfix
their photographs to the pasteboards, and CON
Sequently there can be no transfer. There is
to be special exhibition Of animals in a Sc
rles OF immense booths on the Place DIES Inva-
lides, and the general tickets admit to
this also as well as to all the annex
es' OF the Champ de Mars and Trocadero
Passing across the Place DIES Invalides, yester-
In bay0net exercise. and standing near tree
and attentively watching their movements,
observed young man in the familiar uniform
OF The United States regular army. At the
CHAMP de Mars l found detachment of our
soldiers, sent on to serve in the American sec
ton. They lost two of their number on the
voyage out, one of them falling from the rig
glng and another being swept overheard. The
do credit to our army. Each section occupied
by a foreign nation will have post of sOldfery.
and yesterday l saw a picturesque group of
Danes, jaunty and handsome in their blue and
White uniforms. They had just arrived, and
were busy in the department which the enc
getlc little government is fast shaping into
beauty. The Russians will hardly be likely
to show any troops here, but all the other PEG
PIES even the Chinese and Japanese will air
their uniforms in the Champ de MarS.-I Plris
Cor. Boston Journal.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Au,usements, &C.. Tonight.

Amusemenfs, 0c., Tonight.
National 7heater.-" Ballo in MaSchera.''
FbrG's opera ROUSe.-BoX and Cox, &C.
Thedter CoDaique.-Varieties.
- Rer. j. r. Rankin, ID. d., will lecture in
the 18th Street Presbyterian Church this even
ing on Robert Burns"
Western Presbyterian Caurch - Musical
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CRYSTAL DISCOVERy
IN FOR THE HAZE

~ TUX The HAZE
Restores gray or faded hair to its original color
and youthful appearance in three to ten days, re-
moves dandrun, and prevents the hair falling.
eight years, we feel satisfied we recommend il,
It has the advantages over al other preparations
First, being warranted entirely harmless,
Second, no sediment or other extraneous maSeer
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp to shake
up before using.
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails.
A trial win convince.
Put up in large bottles. Price One Dollar.
Corner I'd 0nd ID SITS. w.w-
marlS-u 0sd CORNER 1zAh 0ssd n.se.
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Robson challenges the world on the En-
cetsio1'' Refrigerator, which may be seen in
operation at HamiltOn's, Y. NJ. C. A. Building
9th and D Streets col
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-. Cardinal McCloskey, now in Paris, will
day. " AVA A0"' '''''-
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