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Pleasant Kxperisnes


Is always the happy resul, Of using Parker's
Ginger Tonic. The mother gains surpris-
ingiy in health and strength by its aid; and
her babe thus Obtains a happy comfort and
peace that shows how wonderfully the
strengthened nervous and physical condition
Of the mother reflects itself on her anrsing
little one. 1t is rare comfort % have II or
vousness, headache and sleeplesspess.sub-
dued as only this remedy can do il. while
that destroyer Of our little oncs-C holers In
fantum, and the dreaded Cholera, Dysen-
tery, cholera morbus, colo and csamps; are
shorn Of their tcrrors and speedily cured by
thi. incompatible corrective and invipor-
ant. Buy from your druggist, K. E Lahn
dollar bottle. or a sample bottle at fifteen
cents and test its merits. =. :.
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IL you want a real Havana
cigar for 5 cents, call on
A. NEWMAN. :,
INCH y, I'm.
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RAILROAD. MEETING.
R...l.tisa ts Rsass $3.50, 900.
Addresses.

At ten o'clock on Wednesday
morning a large and respecta-
BILE crowd, among them several
of our most prominent, far.
mers and planters. assepked
at the courthouse. The meek
ing was callA 70 osa Mr,
rotary.
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Jusr received slippers, shoes
for ladies, Misses and children.
sold remarkable low, at D., w.
Bloombargh's.
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LINEN Lawns and Suitings,
in all grades, just arrived. very
cheap at Newbouer Bros Dry
Goods Palace. go. 80
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NOVELTIES in ladies ncckwear
of every description justreceived
at Newborn Bros Dry Goods
Palace. 80, ~. is.s. -.
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A SPLENDID two-button Kid
Glove in all colors, only Is
cents pair, at Newbouer Bros
Dry Goods Palace.
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;e5' CENTs.-This amount will
get square meal at the PHE-
NIX RESTAURANT.
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Correspondence.


In this issue of the Banner:
appears several letters from
correspondents in various
parts Of the county. These
letters are interesting and will
repay a perusal. We earnestly
hope our friends will continue
to favor US with their letters.
Communications should be.
written on our side ofthe paper
only, and be made brief and to
the point. We will prepare all
communications for publication
the news is what is. wanted.
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FOR NERVOUS HEADACHE AND
RHEITAI ATISM

CINCINNATI, ONO, APRIL 0, 1877.
II. r. STEVENSON. ESQ. dear Rir-I have
used your fegetiEe for Nervous Headache,
and also for Rheumatism, and have fund en-
tire relieffrom both, aud take great pleasure
in recommending 1t 10 all who may be like
wis afflicted. FRED. A. GOOD,
los Mill Street, CHM.
vege'ine has restored thousands to health,
who have long and painfully suffered.
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The Moffett bell-punch liquor
law is hailed as the panacea for
the relief of debt-burdened COM
munities. 1t has just been adop-
ted by both branches Of the
Louisiana Legislature. The
Pennsylvania Legislature has re-
ported infavor of it. The whis-
key and beer guzzlers, where
the bell-punch punches and
rings, have have to.pay the en-
tire State debts. Could not the
snuh-dippers, shutters, pipe, CT
gar and cigarette smokers and
the chewers Of the weed, be
placed under contribution?
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Mr.. Breedlove made. an able
address fully setting forth the
advantagesto be derived from a
competing line of roadss>He
stated that committee Of .eiti-
zens had meet in Mr.; Shepard's
Office and prepared the follow
ing: 81.
Resolved, /. That We regard the speedy
completion Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Re Hallway 10 and through the County of
Washington n OF the utmost importance to the
people Of said county, as We feel assured 1t
will enhance the value Of our lands aud fat;il-
iiafe their sale: tkst - i'll iEcroa,e our pop
NATION a,1a1 he means and chpap-
en- the Jon ofour products
to.s lrke.s ofthc East
sssary 10 Insure the
Id, We earnestly re-
Id property owners 10
lions; and we pledge
than Sl5o, 900, 10 be
company.
hest the county Court
and the city council
all the property Of said
in said county ind,
ears.- -
laissds,s o-rr.lves to procure for
said Railway the necessary
~ through the county Of Washing
or with the necessary grounds for.
cps. and depot purposes at the city
S. FeS. Measured that reduction ofrates
offreight wM necessarily follow from the
compilation of the c., e. and ;, T., X. Il. the
resolution of former Ineciihy. fixing an alb
soluie RATE of reduction a. cnnditfen prece-
dent to the payment of subscriptions, be and
6. That central committed ofsix persons
be appointed ~ assist the sgeiit Of the Railway
company In procuring subscriptions and To
superintend the same throughout the county
with power to appoint sub-commitfees, and TO
issue an address to the people upon THIS sub
ject. .;'-'-
The obove resolutions were
passed without a dissenting
voice. -,
The following named gentle
men were appointed a commit
tee to solicit subscriptions, pre-
pare an address, etc.: B. Ed
ridge, H. Hodde, c. c. Hem
ming, E.. Reichardt, c. R.
Breediove and F. A. Engelke.
Mr.. Leander Cannon said We
are not asking you to give us a
single dollar; We only want you
to take that you now are giving to
another and give it to your
friends. He stated that he had
been appointed agent of the,
company, and would visit every
neighborhood in the county.
Mr.. Warren explain ID that
this road will be a Texas road,
managed by Texans and he re-
CARDS it as a first class enter
prise. There are hundreds sef
millions lying idle in New York.
awaiting employment if proper
securities are offerd.
Remarks were made by DR..
Morris. Mr.. Hemming and also
Mr.. Shepard.
On motion of Mr.. Hemning,
the committee be requested to
call on the city Council and ask
exemption from taxation.
Mr.. Hemming said it would
not be advisable to, ask sub
scriptions at present. The mat
ter would be fully explainsd,..;to
the people who will doubtless
respond literally. The meeting
than adjourned.
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PHENIx RESTAURANT. "A
good square meal for twenty
FIVE cents.
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New style spring and summer
goods, very low at D.. w.
Bloombargh's.
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Easssri.i Nsses.

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Easssra.i Hssss.
TEE situation in Europe ap-
pears to be as badly mixed as
ever. -,
THE.fare shd water at.the A.
and NJ. college. Bryan. is saidto
beall right
MEs are being rapidly enlis-
ted INTO the English army and
azysl preparations are still very
active.
BKs BUTLER speaking of
Howes' TRADE said. well,
there Is nothing new in it; it is
only q batch of did stale facts
well stated"
A. VERT small revolution
against Diaz has been commen-
cAd in Tamanlipas. One Sali-
nas has issued a pronuncia-
miento in favor Of Lerdo. with
20 men.
TIE politics Of Chicago are
ina terrible muddle. The Re-
publicans elected seven alder
men, the Democrats six. Ma
tionals two, independents two
and Communists one.
AsALE oftrotting horses took
place in New York a few days
ago. Fifty horses were sold.
realizing $4,000. The best
horse brought 5000 The
average was sss7 per head.
TIE San Antonio Express is
ofthe opinion that If the people
ofeastern and northern Texas,
viii treat the west with any de-
gree of fairness the question of
a division of the State will meet
with a negative in that section.
GRAIN IS now transported from
St. Louis to New York by rail
at twenty cents a hundred
pounds. Competition has re-
duced freight tariffs to a nomi-
nal rate.
The Secret Service division
has several specimens of the
counterfeit half dollars, the trade
dollar and the new silver dol
lar They are a close imitation
fthe genuine coins, but are
very deficient in weight.
The Teas Mite Ranger is
the title of a monthly paper or
magazine published at Austin,
under the auspices Of the Deaf
and Dumb Institute. The Ror-
gsy: is a model Of typographical
Art, and its contents are enter
osting as well as instructive.
The Mexican recognition
question Is likely to come be-
fore both houses of Congress in
the course of a few days. This
question has been a long time
coming up. and it is to be hoped /
that when II does come it will
be disposed OF.
A LARGE portion Of the silver
bullion purchased for coming
new dollars is bought in Eu-
rope, because it can be bought
for less there than in the United
States. Silver is not such a
drug on the market as the gold
men4would have made the poo
pie believe.
TREASURY experts have been
examining the affairs of the
sub-treasury at New York. The
examiner weighed sIoo,ooo,ooo
in gold coin, 81, 10000 in silver
coin. and s3,;6zo.ooo in gold
bar, and counted ss.soo,ooo in
notes. Everything was found
10 be correct.
MIrAH county is strongly in
favor Of the G., c. and s. F.
Railway, and her citizens will
do everything that is required
by the company. The Rockdaie
Afssexgxr of last week contains
over two columns of railroad
news and items pertaining to
the Santa Fe road.
A coRroRAL's guard of U. S
soldiers in charge Of the militia
~ prisoners at Fort Duncan,
were Erred upon at Eagle Pass
by squad of Mexican soldiers
on the other side, The prison. |
ers had been taken down to the |
river TO wash. The FIRE was not |
seturned.
The manufacture Of cheap
paintings has became an cstab-
Ilshed industry in New. York
city. Thousand Of ddmbs are
produced daily, and are sent
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The Austin Statesman says
it is stated that Hon. Wash
Jones. of Bastrop will be a can
didate for Congress in this dis
trict and that he will run on
the Greenbacker's ticket. He
is said to be in full sympathy
with the most advanced green
back inflationits. Il will be
time enough to discuss Mr..
Jones whom he makes an off
cial announcement.
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" n q IA II Z NJ a

Mn. III. r. SrryESs:-Dear Strive have
been selling your remedy, The yegetine, Sfbr
about three years, and iske pleasure In re-
commencing Il TO our customers, and In BE-
instance where u blood purifier would reach
the cyse, has It ever failed to effect cure, to
our knowledge. II certainly Is the ne plus
Respectfully,
s. NJ. RHEPHERD & CO.,
Druggists, Mt. Vernon, H.
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IT is noticeable fact that in all
the town and city. election held
in Texas on Tuesday last there
was no politics. Dallas had a
very exciting election, polling
1878 votes. The race seems to
have been a free thing. no less
than six candidates running for
assessor and collector. In all
other places there was no scare
ity Of candidates, every man run
ming on his personal popularity
and good looks. The people
seem to have tired of political
squabbles over little municipal
offices. So far as reports go all
seem to be well satisfied with
the result.
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prepared by
n. I.STEvESs, BOSTON. MASS.
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1.vesr'inci,sp sold by ailIrosStraas-
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INCH y, I'm.
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TEE situation in Europe ap-
pears to be as badly mixed as
.ever. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-05
Yellow Fever Relief commission.

DISPATCHES RECEIVED TO DAY.
DISPATCHES were received at the headauar-
tiers OF the Relief Commission today as To-.
lows.
One from st; Louis, saving: "Steamer John
Nj. Chambers heard from. Four of the crew
sea ed and were put off Steamer rea ,hed
Cairo about noon. We leave tonight by way
Of Chicago, and start home from th re OH
MOnday morning."
(Sigbed,) "ALEX. R. SHEPHERD
One from New Orleans. La, dated yest erd Nv.
to DR.. John NJ Woodwork, saying: IS he
New Orleans relief committee of whicl Fran
l. Richardson is chairman, representing. a It
does, nearly all charitable associations In the
city, consider the most suitable arrange
menf to which relief supplies can he sent.''
(Slgned,) GEO. l.. SMITH
Collector of Customs"
One from Greenvlle, Miss, dated Yesterday.
saving: Fever no better"
Surgeon General Woodwork has directed
SUI geon Keys at Memphis, Tenn, To re main
with the relief boat as long as needed, anu
ShnHld The army Ciiicers-Lieutenant Bonner
and Iiall-twbo il is reported have not had the
feyeT) be taken sick. to assume command and
telegraph the department at once.
CONTRIBUTIONS
received since last report: Major Nicholson
81: } b. Levf rick, to be credited TO West Point
fund, so; b. l.. Elliott. collected 500; g.,
GEORGETOWN. 81.
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Condensed Locals.

The lighting of the street lamps Is at II Is D.
m- extinguiSHing i-l5 a IN.
Notices OF religious services at nearly all the
leading churches in the District will be found
in cur advertising columns.
See advertisement of opening lecture OF the
National College Of Pharmacy.
The house on the corner of It'll and ID streets
southwest, occupied by Robert Mcdonald.
took fire last evening from the ignition of es-
caped gas IN the cellar from Ieaky pine. No.
4 engine company extinguished the fire with
buckets; damage to the house, Slight.
Dr. j. W. Parker, pastor of the street Ban
fist church. who returned to the CITY yester.
day morning, was rendered hearty welcome
ne me az inc church last evening, by the chill
dren OF his Sunday school and the members of
his cODgreg CATION.
The great revival at Foundry M. E. church.
under direction OF Rev. Thomas Harrison. the
young evangelist, continues to increase in in.
tefe$t The doors are to be opened one hour
previous TO the revival services to mOrTOW
and ON MONDAY atl-day meetings are to be held
John Griffin, a farm hand employed i'm cut.
ting grass ON a farm on the Bladensburg road
had two fingers cut off by the moving ma
chine. He came to the city for medical atten.
fi6n
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Bradford VS.. Miller avgued BY
Messrs. Mussey and Ingersoll, demurrer over
ruled and leave to plead granted. Robertson
VS.. fickreI: argued by Messrs. Bigelow and
MacManus VS.. Kennedy. Bristow ct al; on mo-
ton OF Mr. w. S. Cox and consent Of District
attorney, dismissed. Adjourned till Monday
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge -Wyzie.
Yesterday, United States VS. John Dennis;
at the suggestion OF the grand jury, and on
Dunn, the complaining witness, was sent to
jail in default OF giving bonds in $50 for his
appearance to prosecute. j. I: Ward plead
gSy e TO ana p easgs dog and
brought in presentmentS and Indictments
against Francis A. Page, larceny: Peter Logan,
same: Walter Callahan, resisting officer; Owen
Taylor same; Thomas Banks, second offense
of petit larceny; Geo. Curry, alias Skinny"
same. They recommended the dismissal of
the charge of resisting an officer against Her
bert Paris.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Minnie Plummer, genteely
dressed. lively, and not bad looking female,
from John Adams, and after airing herself
and female friend, by ride about the city,
refused to pay the hackman $500. The Jehu
taken over the city. The Court told Minnie
that she must pay the score or go to Jail five
days. Minnie asked to take the witness stand,
and told the Court that she never hired the
hack that a gentleman engaged il, and she
thought it had been paid for. She had been
locked up all night in the StatiOu-hOuse
wrongfuliy. The bailiff here announced the
fact that. some one had left SO collateral for
her. Minnie declared that il should not Be
laid on her account, but should be returned to
the owner, and she would suffer: but would
never pay that hack bill. The baiiiff directed
her to the dock with the rest OF the hard Gus
toners, and she waltZed in with her rustiine
silk robes and ribbons, brimful of pluck, aud
went down for ride in the Black Maria.
Henry Thomas. street profanity: S. Bridget
Rainy was sent down as a vagrant Robert
Sherlock, profane and indecent: S. Lewis
u kTidge, loud: s. Moses Green and James
Cook, throwing missiles In the street: 81 each.
James Ambush and George Whiting; IS each
for being loud. John Jones, firing a musket
In the street: S.. Joseph Moore, trespass on
park: s.. VIM. White, street cursing: IS.
Major Ellis, colored, was sent down for a
vagrant. Prince Mills, profanity; S. Mary
Caruthers, threats against Julia A. Russell;
personal bonds required. Elijah Wookfork,
lail;; Also larceny OF bride; IS. Henry G.
Williams. a young STRIPPING, years old, was
arraisned for stealing quarter. He sold
newspaper TO a gentleman, who handed him
quarter, and he went TO get 1t changed and
forgot to come back. After lecture, adj
mibistered by the Judge, the boy WAS dis
charged. George johnson, assault on John
Williams SO cost. FANNIE Taylor, q razor
fend, assault, two cases; 10 days In jail.
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District Government Affairs.

Citizens who reside in the neighborhood of
tne Arsenal grounds, have notified the Dis
tr1ct commissioners that the manure pits
nuisance has not vet been abated according
10 promises made TO have the pits removed by
the 18th Of September.
The attention of builders is called to the ad
vertiSement In tO-day'S STAR OF the District
commissioners for proposals for building two
new truck houses for the fire department.
THE POLICE AMBULANCE.
Yesterday, the District Commissioners made
for the use of the police department, and
directed that a letter be sent to the Secretary
Of War requesting him, il not inconsistent
with the service, to sell to the District one OF
the new patterns at cost price.
BETTER HAVE GONE IN BOAT.
Yesterday. number of citizens OF this Dis
trict made a circuit of the river front in car
riages, for the purpose of informing them
consider the best method OF remedying the
nuisance existing there. They invited Cap.
Jas. b. Eads. who is at present in town. Engi
neer j. q. Gilmore, Commissioner LIE Due, OF
the Agricultural department. District Com
missioner Dent and Lieut.. r. L. Hoxie, tn ac-
conn any them. A drive vas taken around
our shore from EasbS'S wharf TO the Arsenal
grounds. The trip was an imprOmptu affair
may result In an effort being made on the part
of our authorities for an appropriation from
Congress adequate in amount to etfectually
remove the terrible river flats nuisance, and
at the same time improve the harbor.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisie WIN. ii. Nor
rlsOD. repair brick house, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between AZ and 9th street n. w 300
Jersey ave u NV. SIS VIM. s. Roose, con-
struct two two-story brick dwellings and
stores, COrcoran street and fronting on 18th
street; 81 500. VIM. s. Roose, construct a
stable and carriage house. in rear Of above !:
500. Sarah Page. repair frame, 405 7th street
s.w.; $40.
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH.-At $50 am. TO-DAY SALLY
Brown, an old cOlored woman. was found dead
in her bed at her home, on Rock, near Olive
street, by Hamilton Fletcher, a boarder in her
house. Tie coroner has been notified. II Is
supposed that the cause of death was heart
disease.
GRAIN.-Arrived by rail, 200 bushels of wheat
to II. nj. Talbot. There were no offerings of
grain on 'cbange today
FoRT.-Cieared. steamer E. c. Knight, Can't
Chichester, with !, 30 barrels of flour for New
York.
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LETTERS FROh TITEPEOPLE.


EGat0r Star: Being Naturally of an inquir
upon. al matters OF public Interest,
| wish to learn 10y what authority OF
la" the heads Of the various departments of
and clerks are allowed thirty DAYS leave of
absence, with pay from their official duties?
Ii this leave OF absence is simply an act of in
is it hot extended to all of it's employees 1
am INFUSED to make this injury with The hope
thai the bright STAR OF Washington may iliu-
mine my mind, so that in future may under
civil service in the departments of the govern
ment L0ITIE
So far as we can learn the 80 day leave usage
enough to secure it. II it is not extended To
al. under the same circumstances, the dis
elimination would seem to be the result of
lavorltism on the part of those in whose dis
erection The matter reStS-Ld Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-05

4S- Probably there is nothing in the world
that d man reSents SO quickly and SD deeply.
as to find yor awfully busy when he is perfect
Iy at leisure Hn1cEcBe.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeuts. &c. To-nfebt,

AmuSenenfs. de- To night.
NGtf0nnl Thedter.-"V Victims and ''Sari1uS
Family
7leGter Cymique.-"Simon Kenton" and
varieties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-05
A Street Car Nuisance.

Editor StGr:-The Metropolitan Street Rail-
road would md Ifs popularity EXTENDED and
receipts increased by excluding from the cars
those large basbets-Oiten with dirty, foul
smelling clothes in them-which block the mar
row space between seats, aud annoy passel
gers. Let them have a car all to themselves
On the avenue line all such luggage as our
El9nsh cousins say, Is put upon he front plat
ro N, out + Of ne way :, Ladies who ar5ey
painfully embarrassed in their efforts . get
over or around these big buck baskets. Won't
Ing the matter in hand? BELINDA
The RELEASED FESIANs.-From a private
letteI received here yesterday relative TO the
movements OF the released Fenian prisoners
Messfs C0ndon and Melody. WHO tended Sun
day last in New York. it Is learned that thev
have been all the week visiting personal
friends III that city, and that the former VINO
intended to visit Washington even before see
west: Las changed his mind in the matter and
LEFT New York for his home in Cincinnati
Thursday evening, postponing his trip here, it
seems, till Congress meets, when he will have
an opportunity OF thanking personally the
members of that body who were the most ac-
tive in moving the influence of the govern
1t appears, will remain in New York Both
men look We'll and appear to be in the best of
spirits; Eleven or more years of imprisOn-
eral physical appearance.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Gilbert NanderWerken to G.. A. Fairfield, lot
;, square 1872. Martha A. G. Lincoln to c. A.
Fairfield. lot 5, square 1872, and lot 5, square 1872
Harrison Garrett to John Grinder, lots and
10, squire -; $3.50. A. S. Worthington and
John Sherman, trustees, to w: NJ. Myrick, lot
s, square S35; So 90 John Williams to j. j.
Brosnan, lot q, square 6i2; $3.50. John Nc,
Caniey to A. I; Douglass, lots and 8, square
ll20; So c. F. Entwisle to Newton Humphrey,
lot s, square $50; $1,000. A. A. Birney and W.
+, Hoffman. trustees, to Harvey Ludley, lot
Isl. square 2O6; $l3.10. M. NJ R0hrer and A
Ii. Lee, trustees, to Luther Gilbert, lot S.
square 1876; 5000.
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CITY ITEMS.

PLEASE BEAR i'll mind that Lodile's Head
acne hpeeFc not only cures, but prevents
headache coming on. Price 81 cents.
LINoIEvM FLOOR CLoTH.-This extraordi-
nary floor covering is made OF the most lasting
has been before The pubic for several years.
and has successfully stood tests such as no oil
cloth or carpet could undergo. 1t is unhesi-
tatlrgly recommended as the handsomest,
most durable and comfortable fioor covering
before the public, and is equally suitable for
the dining room, Offices, stores, etc. in fact.
aim0st every place where an article of this
KIND IS needed. Every yard of the cloth has
.'LinOleum" printed on the back none other
is genuine. All carpet dealers keep it.