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The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
HERALD NOTES.


Nov and th.n q lanprey-eel 10 seen in
ths brsHdywiRe.
Charlotte Csshnan, with all her sense
believed some players were anlucky.
The Boston militia will not be allowed to
fhdulgs In target practice On Fast DAY.
The Providence journal finds cut that
there's decline of daAdy yism In America.
The Arst equestrian statue cast in tn
New World Vas that Of Charles the Nv VI
Spsts, cast in the City Of Mexico In 1893.
A Seaatiful smile 10 to the female cous-
tsnaacs what the sunbeam 10 to the land
seape; It embellishes an inferisr face and
Redeens An ugly ene.-[LavstAr,
Miss Bessie Turner Is dangerously Ill with
liptheris ct Brsckton, Mass, where she hal
kesn acting - Bertha Avery. Mrs. Tiltor
has telegrsphsd to have . good nurse and
etheF attendance provided for her.
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs
dseideA 20 report favorably the bill appro.
bhattng S1be, 900 for establishing military
post ia the Black Hills country. This post
4 made Necessary by the congregation o
largo numbers Of hostile Indians In tina
seetion.
"Lackawsana." ''c new county OF Penn
sylvanis, will. TINA population OF nearl.
1de 900, and viii Ds the sixty-seventh Of tn
lsse OF counties In that Commonwealth
scranton, with population Of nearly so, ,OOC
WI be the county seat. Cameron has beef
baby county" since 1867.
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NOTICE., PEillip &. pIunkett, do
~ hereby give notice that | shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State OF Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, upon Monday, the 9th day of
Msy next, 1878, being the first day of lbe
next May term of the said Court, for IL
cc,se to keep an Inn or Tavern, at No. 200
West Front street, In the First Ward,
In the city of Wilmington, to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than ore
quart TO he drunk on The premises, aud tho
following respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to wit:
John Lavery Geo M Bacon
JuliuS Gunthtr Chr stan Schuler
J Crist Muyer Fred V Bourbon
John Green Owen J Hes$ion
Ihos Walsh James l. Dick nson
JDhu kienle nriel Melarkey
John Kelly william Kyne
Jacob Kienle John f noan
y" lei McDusker James NcKenna
hr tian Str bel Fred W.il
James MONAGHAN is Traphagen
ugene SAye,s DpunIs Bradley
Fred Stab 1hom,> Mct ormick
PH LIH Il. PLU SIX tTf.
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THE HERALD
xae Merning Herald

Nortm 10 SUBsoRmERa-Those OF ou
ssbssrlbss who are indsbte4 to the MORN
xs HasAz.D, VIII oblge by an early re
&stanqe.
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NOTICE-I, James Brown, do horebv
give notice that intend making app lea
ton in writinr, to the Court OF General
Sessions, of The Peace and jail Delivery, OF
the state OF DELAY ne, ih and for New Cas-
tie County. which meets IN New Caslle, en-
Monday, the On day Of Hsy, 1873, fr Il
license to keep an Inn or Tavern, and to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart to he drunk on the prem
ises at the Bulls Head Hotel, No lob esS
Fourth street, in the city OF Wilmington,
i n the county aforesaid and that tue names
of the respectable cittZ-ns OF said ward,
recommending the said application are as
follows:
James Smith Patrick Kelley
ThOs RusSell J8nes Clark
Leonard Hamanu a B,4ta
Charles Smiths J, ". Cruml'sh
Jacob Home', 7, Monaghan
Z. j. McManos, y. Collins.
NJ, Me@ary. W.. Benge,
T, Biermau, ], Murray,
A, kiermau, j. BadCr.
Fl, H. Curry, ". +. Woodward,
2, +. F0r4man. King D0bow'
n, L'ebermau. T, u. Lal1y,
Edward Farnar, j. B. Wool ward.
apr.7-3t JA.IE. BROWN
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NOrICE,-We. Francis Kelly and Francis
IN E. Kelly, do hereby give notice
that we sh II apply to the Judges Of
the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and jail Delivery of the Stste of Delaware,
n and for New castle county, upon monday
the Gh day of May next, 1878, being the
first day of the n-xt Nay term of the SAID
Court, for Iicetse 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors in quantities noi less than one-half
gallon. not to br drunk on the premises at
No. 103 Market street, First Ward, in the
City of Wilmington. d .laware, and the fo'>
lowing respectable citizens residing In said
ward recommend the said application, to
wit
Alfred Walton, I'm Alsentzer.
SEQ S'eiuicken, Jas Lowber,
joseph Niece maier, James Wilson,
Hearr Bradley i'anioi Mia ey,
John J DicHty, VIM j Glenn, '"'
James Mex euLa, Julius Gunlher,
Fred ~tacf, Jas +" Hunn.
a q Pc kiLs, Geo II CrawfOrl,
Anton HenZe, VIM Kyne.
Tr phagen, Thos Fagan.
Maurice tagan, Geo Fl MARBLE,
l. w Palmer, VIM Clavey.
FRANCIS hELLY
aprl7-3t FRANCIS KELLY.
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NOTICE.-I, John T. Barnes, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply in writ
log to the Judges of the Cout of General
Sessions of the Peace and JAi Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware, in ahd for the couu-
ty Of New Castle, on Mnnday, the 9Th day
of May next, A. D., 1878, ocine the first day
of the next May term Of he sid Court,
for licanse to keep an Ian or Tavern, az
52S f. Fourth street, being the Southwest
cor. OF Fourth and Pine streets, aud known
as the 4th Ward House, in the 4tl ward in
the city OF Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating IL
quors la less qualities than one quart, to
be drunk on thc |" einises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend the said
application, to wit;
,IUSeph iCas John G Tocer
Neil Gnrnlty EoDrad Manz
John Han nsou y Reas'u
James = Heal ThnnaS + Eaton
Bernard Bonner John :, Gallagher
Francis Kelly William ~ Gal
Matthew Donuelly Franc McMOlagle
John 4 EinZ w If Brady
John Fehrenbs ca Mlchae! Campbell
James Barley A simmons
~ D.! H0Xie Johu = RoWbotham
August TenweR"3 Georce W logan
JNO T. BARNES
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NOTICE i, Charles Dever, do hereby
give notice that I shall apply to the Judges
of the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Del
aware, in and for the County of New Castle
on Monday the 9Th day of Nav next, A D ,
1878, TO license to keep an Inn or Tavern,
In the svillaRe oiRisin Sun, ChrlstIapa
hundred, In school District No. % and IS,
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantiti 8
thsn one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens recon-
| mend this said application to wit.
Paul Began, h, s T.,
2eter Collins, Chas DougherGy,
| Dennis Dough erty, Jane Toy.
Geo Richardson. Ja' Th"m pson.
| d p Conner, Paul Began. Jr.
| Ias Blassinglon, ThOs LawleSs.
| apr17-8t CHARLES DEVER.
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WIIHI40T0N. Del. April ls,ls7s.
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John G Lavery
Julius Gunther
] Crist Muyer
,Tnhn Gr' en-
ThCs Walsh
John kien e
John Y Kelly
Jacob kienle
i9aaiet Mct!usker
Ckrlslian '%trcbel
James Monaghan
i u2ene Sayers,
Fred etHib
III
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CrOaking Is not confined to the from
ponds. At this season almost everybody is
noarse. The bleating of distressed lungs are
everywhere. Why Is this, when Haie's
any cough, cold or hoarseness in As hours I?
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop ures in one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

NJ Office. Il, Michael Lynch, do
N hereby give notice that | she'll apply
to the Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in ard for the County
of New Castle, on Monday, tue 9th day of
May next, being the first day of the Nay
term, A D., 1878, for license to keep an
Inn or Tavern, known as the Ceutreville
Hotel, in School District No. ~, Christiana
hundred, in the village of Centreville,
to sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
ard the tolIowine respectable chizeus recon"
mend this said application, to wit:
John Mccullough Daniel Patton,
Cieorge RlSchie, James Patton,
Jamea Gculd, John aitcheY,
Wtntie & Telley, jane MurpheS,
Jacob G Hippie. Thomas Bury,
The M0r MuiOn David hitche
| Howard W right, Harr' Savrlng
aprl7s9t MICHAEL LYNCH.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

N9STIoRE SersRv eiva no1;ns Themes 9ss, Fssan, do
to the Judges the Court of General ses.
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day Of Of
May next, A D., 1873, Tor a license to Keep
au Inn or Tavern at No IO4 Front street
xnown as the sorrel Horse in the
First Ward, Wilmington, Del, to sell
intoxicating liqnols In less quantities
than one quart, to he drunk on the prem
lses and the following respectable citizens
r, commend this said application to wit
Lawrence Kierans, Patrick Plunkstt.
Joseph Hopes, Joseph Hum,
Aus ustns Aschenbach, George M Bacon,
James McKenna, julius Gunther,
Patrick Lally, John Rienle,
,'ennls Bradley, James Monaghan,
Patrick Hughes, John Cald well,
Francis ely; Thns Mccormick,
VIM T Glenn, John Madden,
L w Palmer. VIM Kyne,
James A Plunket. James ely,
John f Hooker, James w King,
Joseph Nehemiah, Fred We'll,
John kienle, John Green.
aprl2-3t THOMAS F,GAN.
NOTICE.-I, Phillip G. Punkett, do
lN hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court of General Bes-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, In and for the county of
New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of May
next, bei"g the first day Of he May term,
A. D., 1878, for store license to sell in
toxicating Liquors in quantities not less than
one-half gallon at my toro at 2O7 W. Front
street, in the First ward, iu the city of Wil-
mington, and not t, be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application, to wit:
John G Lavery G5n VI Bacon
Julius Gunther Chisiian Schuler
(rist Muyer Fred V Boardon
John Or en- owen J HeSsinn
ThCs Walsh mes T, Dickinson
John Kiene Daniel Me!a key
John Y Kelly " lila . kyne
Jacob kienle Jonn r. loan
Daaiet McCusker James McKAnna
Ckrlslian %trcbel Ere Well
James Monaghan ! s Trapbages4
Eugene 'ayer;, Dennis Bradley
Fred etNib Thnmar Mccormick
PHILIe G. PLUNKEET.
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AIOTICF.-I, John Nc altin. do here
" bygive rotiGe + at shall apply ~ the
Judges fthe Court of General essiOns of
the Peace and jail Delivery of the Stat
ol Delaw rs II and for the County tt New
Caat g, on Monday. ,he rh day Of May next
being the first day O. the May Term A. b.
1878. for a License tn keep IN liza or Tavern
kno% as the WASH ngton Ho.el, on Market
street, in Nsw Castle school District No. 4i
In New Castle hundred, 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors in less qualities than one quart,
to be d unk n the premises and Il follow
ing respectable citizens recommend this
said application 10 r II:
Giles ambson, John Bacon,
q L Jeplisou, David Bryson,
Thomss { Morrison, James h Swami,
John White. John G Mahoney,
VIM III Dobb, William Hunter,
John Fl Rodney, Mossey.
aprlT.3t JOHN Nc ;ALLIN.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
How to Deal viii, tse nor Su;sencp

Editor Star:-The dog question having been
brought before the people in tbs STAR OF last
saturday, and again on that of Tuesday OF this
week, would as one having had spme erpe-
Renee IN TIE matter OF dogs and cats, beg leave
20 suggest 10 ''Anti-C Ours" that ten cents worth
OF Stil Gimme is worth a hundred letters to the
newspapers. Cut pieces Of fresh beef of Such
SIZE as a cat Will swallow without maSticatfon.
spit them with a sharp knife, depoSting be-
tween the halves the smallest quantity of the
medicine" lay the pieces on the rail of the
fence or shed roof where cats most do cOngre-
gate. and you will not have to wait LONG for re-
suits. OF course you cannot reach the dogs
that are kept at home but my observation IS
that the bowling Kind are generally allowed TO
range at their own sweet wills. and few bits
Of beef prepared as above and dropped in the
alley VIII have the desired effect
some persons may think it cruel to thus dis
pose OF poor dumb biutes, but think Of the sick
or nervous women whose health is constantly
injured by loss Of Sleep OccaSi0ned by the howl
ing OF these ours, not to mention the same in
nicti0n on the male half Of humanity whose
eternal salvation may be jeopardzed By the
constant pr0vOCatiOn to profanity.
The only valid objection to this ''her0ic'
treatment OF the malady is the danger TO chill
dren. or even adults, attending its application
mis- danger may be avoided by procuring only
enough at time for each application. Or if
more Is bought. keep 1t in the wood she'd put
up under the rafterS or where children may not
IND It, No poison Of any kind Should erey b. kept
an the house, except perhaps those used as oryii-
nary medicines, as 1audanum, &c. PizEN
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DistEIcs Government Affairs.


Water Registrar Cox states that the reason
Inc housekeeperS on Capitol Hill and East
washington do not get their usual supply OF
Potomac water is because of SO much waste.
Many h0uSekeepers allow their spiggOts and
other outlets to run constantly 10 prevent freeZ-
ing In the pipes. He has ordered the inspector
10 Visit all premises where water is used. and
where 1t is found to be running to cut it of
from the street without any notice. In nine
cases out OF ten when pipes freeze up it Is owing
TO bad plumbing work and neglect OF house,
Keepers to properly house their pipes at the
points exposed TO the frost. Mr.. Cox SAYS the
plans for the relief of Capitol Hill have been bur
partially carried out in the erection Of the
Standplpe. A direct communication between ft
and Capitol Hill is just as necessary as the
Standplpe itself. The cost of making the con-
nect1on ana fitting in stops, &C., viii be about
s3oUUo. There Is now due the water depart
ment, GA account OF arrearageS for water main
taxes, upward OF $4,000, which, il paid, would
AFFORD ample means to make the necessary con-
nectlonS, or If Congress would authorize the
District authorities TO advance the amount to
De refunded from the future water fund there
would be no difficulty, he says.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle:-Enon Baptist
church, repair frame church structure c. BE-
tween 9th and 9TH SITS. Sc; $500. John Grinder
repair brick, 30I Sd st. S.w.; 800. Geo. Wick
construct shed, /, between 21st and 22d sts
NV: S25. Washington Gas Company, repair
pllck mouse IN Temperance hall alley $3.50
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THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.

AS usual in the holiday season, THE STARS
advertising columns are full and reliable d.
rectory to heads OF families where to buy the
most and best for the least money. We win
continue for some days yet to call attention in
this column TO new advertisements as they
appear.
ARTHUR NATTANs, pharmacist, corner 18th and
i streets and I'd and ID streets northwest has
everything found in a tirst-class drug store, in
Gliding toilet and fancy articles He is also
agent for elecampane and hOarhound cough
drops.
AT RErCHENBACHs piano warerooms. 423 nth
street, few floors above PENNSYLVANIA avenue
can be found Vim. knabe & CO.. grand. snuare
and upright pianos, every instrument fully war
Idhteu. Ilafl0S and organs from other celebrated
factories for sale, rent and exchanged on reason
able terms.
- TH0MPsoN's Shirt factory, SIC F street north
west, is Headquarters for gentlemen's furnish
ing goods The ArgoZy SuspenderS. the s.Rose-
Derg- the "Langham," the "Waterioo" and
the Duke of Bedford" scarfs sold there are sty-
llsI S9odS, OF excellent material.
r.. D. HEIBERGER, merchant tailor, 5a5 18th
street. CorcOran building has a superb Sc
lection for gentlemen's dress and street wear
received ana ready for inspection, and offered
al fair prices.
W. G. METzERoTT & Co have new pianos, and
some which have been used. for sale on easy
terms.
A. FAULHAUBER's, 72- 5th street NV. date d
Hem1fch,l has large assortment of canary and
other BIRDS bird cages, bird seed and prepared
mOcking-bird food.
MEGISNIS'S- 1902 + street. has everything IN
the gentlemen'S furnishing line at low prices
CARTER, I'll Market Space, who has the larg-
est assortment OF handsome dress goods in this
city, has greatly reduced his prices.
AT IiERZOG'S, sos 9Th street NV, near Penn
sylvania avenue, You Can find a large stock of
second handed overcOatS, very little worm, at
low prices.
SAMUEL c. PALMER, 81 Greene street George
Town. has 200 barrels of Massachusetts refined
cider in store and to arrive. This is the best
cider in the district. II will be put up for con-
Een1ence in small quantitieS-three-gallon kegs.
At the Palace Market. corner of 14Ih street
and New York avenue. FRANK J. TIBBETs. pro
prietOr. are to be found fine Norfolk oysters
freshly shucked; all kinds of fresh fish. quail,
anyas-back ducks, pheasantS, wild turkeys
Philadelphia poultry, tendcrlOinS OF beef, south
down mutton, Stalled beef. and all kinds OF
meats fruits fish, game and vegetables.
III. ID. BARR, formerly OF Kelly q Barr will be
found at George T. keen'S merchant tailoring
establishment, No. Ali 9Th street NV.
Stoves at cost (foT CASH to reduce stock at
JOHN MORANS, 2136 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
JOHN Z. KENDALL q Son. dealer In coach
hardware and builders goods, Gl9 b street n W..
nave bar iron, horseshoe iron and nails tin
Plate zine. hubs, rims sp0kes, ducks, drills. Oil
carpets, paints, VarniSh, machine betting. pack
ing and lacng.
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted az 200 pm. and
eNtinCuished at $50 a m
National Lodge, No. 524. Knights of Honor
pas elected officers for the ensuing wear an,ono
them the fOlloNi ng:-A. ". HO1, past dictatOT:
q. G. Royce, dictator; II. A. Bayley, vice dicta-
Tor; }: W WiSner, assistant dictator; f. weston,
reporter: f. w Clark, financial reporter: H. A
D!ngmaD, treasurer; j. B. Gould, chaplain
MI. BuSllrOd Robinson and his eStimabe wife
VIII nave general sympathy in the loss of their
only daughter. Maud, Who died of diphtheria
Yesterday, aged fourteen. She was a singularly
attractive girl OF rare personal beauty, with
OUT a trace OF vanity, of a sweet, amiable dis
Io3lllon ana cheerful manner that made her
beloved in every circle.
At the second semi-annual convention OF the
southeastern Amateur Press Association held
Yesterday az the lie DrOit building James F.
Duhamel in the chair, and D. W. Gee secra, ary
officers were elected as folIOws:-J F. Duhamel.
president: ThOS. J. HitZberger, first vice presi-
gent; 4. W Richardson. second vice president.
ID. W Gee. third vice president: J. w Garner
recording secretary; c. II. Waller. treasurer: H
r sewing, corresponding secretary: J. ID. Lee
:erEeant-at-aImS; X. TOphan. official editor
me divorce suit entered November 22d by
MesslS- llihe and Thomas for Mary Reed agt
Thomas Reed. on the ground OF bad treatment
has been discontinued by plaintiff.
Yesterday afternoon little boy named Chas
Scmers, while skating, fell and broke his arm
lie was removed 10 his home, on Sd street ; w
ara Or. II. +. | each set the broken limb
The st. Louis papers print Il scandllOuS story
abOlil one " N. l.. Joyce, who. they state, has a
wife and family IN this CITY They say that bv
representing himself as a single man in good
circumstances. the son Of a l. :. senator. he
inyeig!ed Miss Allie Wilson, an orphan gfFl. q
sctCGi teacher in Kansas. into mock marriage
ana tAat when she became sick and was aOouj
10 become q mother he deserted her
III Dlier Il. GrOf. by MeSSrS. F. W Jones
and I. JcSup Miller. has entered a suit against
W y. Mccullough for $I1nG0 damages al pged
tn have been Sustained by defendant hsyfnCr
put on record mechanics lien against his
prt perty. when. as ne charges. he was not in
ueDted TO defendant, nor was his property liable
TO lien,
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GEORGETOWN.

CHRIeTNAs ENTERTAINMENTS street
Presbyterian Sunday school held its Christmas
festivities last night. The school room, con-
tanning two Christmas trees, was beautifully
decorated. Forty silver medals for attendance
were given besides the regular Christmas gift
named George Cost, received a gold medal fol-
bringing the most scholars, and a silver medal
for attendance. The superintendent, Mr. f. L.
Moore. as wen as The pastor and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Howe, received handsome presents
The Christmas celebration Of Dunbarton street
NJ. E. Sunday school also took place last night.
The church was handsomely decorated, having
also TWO large CHRISTMAS trees. Literary and
were held. Every scholar received a present,
and to Miss Gertrude Libbey, the school organ
1st, and to Mr. Charles w. Kirkley special gift!
were presented.
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sg~The California constitutional convention
has appointed committee to Investigate
charges OF infamous crime preferred against
UDonnell, delegate from san Francisco.
~ Harvie Beatie, a moOnShine distiller IL
Tennessee, who had long defied the laws OF the
United states and the state, has been captured.
eS- VIM. Lynch, son of VIM. B. Lynch, editor
OF the Leesburg (Va.} Wdshingtonian, while
skating near Lexington, Va, on Christmas Day,
was drowned
sB"The Montgomery (Ala.) advertiser wants
the whipping post introduced in that state. and
the Raleigh a. c. Netrs also 1avOrS it's restora-
ton for peLty thefts and brutal offences.
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emollient in use than these young fellows? j,
& Z. Atkinson, Manufacturers, London.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY. - II YOU suffer
from Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dys-
peptic Headache, or Constitution Headache,
Neuralgia Nervousness or Dyspepsia it is yOur
sons Celery and Cham0n,tle Pills now kept by
druggists in this place are warranted to perma-
nentiy cure these diseases, not merely relief but
cure and prevent any return. They act directly
upon the digestive organs and nervous system
as a nerve food, and give vigor, force, tone and
power, and Will cure any case of nervousness no
matter OF how long standing. Two or three
boxes often cures the worst cases. so pills in a
box. Price SO cents box, mailed to any ad-
dress, postage free.
Of1ice, No. 1O6 N. Eutaw street, Baltimore,
Md. 42S
THERE IS BALM IN GILEAD, and the Tar Of
bie'S Bdtsama, or Balm OF Gilead Tree, COM
blned with Honey and the Extract of Hore-
hound, In the form of Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar, is the most potent remedy for Colds,
Coughs, HOarSeneSS, and Influenza, ever admin
istered in this or any other country
Pixies IoothGche Drops cure ToOthache in one
minutes. Sold by all Druggists at rs cents. 60
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Ifrs. Wins
louis Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
dlarrhna, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
70 cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.--We wish to call
attention to A. Fischers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street, near
Improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he is enabled to do bis work In
q manner not to be equalled by those not pos
for S. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $50 window. Wool blankets from 80
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning number re-
duction In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots efectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as ii newly made.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have now displayed an unusually large and
varied stock Of FANCY GOODS and MISCELLA.
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable for presents.
STANDARD WORKS, IN FINE BINDINGS
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of the sea-
son; the best JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS Eng
ish and American.
LEATHER GOODS, in new designs
PLAYING CARDS, CHESS, DOM1NOES, CHECK
Frs, &c.
The FINEST STATIONERY specially.
MOHUN BROTHERS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
dec13Hr Cor. Penn. ace. and fth st.