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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

BY reason Of It's Alternative properties epre, diseases
OF he Blooo and Skin, AZ rofua, or Kings Eyu /;
1uno,s Ulcers or Old Sores Blo,ehe- IMPLIES
and Eruptions, ny vrue its Pcetprs proper-.
ties, u cures bronchial, Thros, aud La q AAe r
tions; inepsn' on>umpiion Lingetn2 Coughs;
and hrpnIc Laryngisis. Its LhulA! gus properties
reader II an UNI quae'l remedy Tor Bousness; Tor.
pId LIVER, ~ layer Complaint - and lis JenS
properties make It equally eifeacous in curing Ind-
g,tuon, Loss Of ,ppe,iie and dyspepsia
Whsie the ssin 10 sa,low and yred with blot
.h and pinlpIeN. ~ where there sc enilons az
iec'ons and swe ilngs, a few bot oftoldva Med
iea discovery viii etfe an entire cure II you feel
dull, drowsy deb iated, have sallow color Of skin
or yellow Oh brown spots on face or body. he1n Mt
headache or dizziness bad tasic In mouth. internal
heat or cAiIlS aliernatrd with hot ushes, low spirits
ard oony !orebchngs. irregular appetite and
tongue cuatsd, you ARE suffering IRON Torpid Liver
or 'i;iiiou<ness.' 10 man cases Of Liver ON.
plant only parI Of N SC symptoms are sxper~
leneed. vs. aremedy for all su h Uses Dr. pieree's
Golden Msd cal Discovery has no equal. as n cd, CTS
perett cures, icayL. tho liver strengthened and
healthy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
PECULIAR 70
FEMALES

Fsvorite Pleserip.ioa "a Powerful Restorative
Tonic 10 ihr entire system Its an:rvihe OF u, :.
surpassed efficacy. and W ~. l q,i,et nervots
irlla Ion. u slYeic CITIZENS the emf tbl dn.rvous
.yoi-nl. III, T''by restoring I 10 heal hul vigor.
The following u ,SeassS ave among thOee 10 VII Oh
the FavoriIr rrseripti n ha, work d magic
curer, Wa Letcvrrnuo,, or 'Whites, Excss
s.e y owing Pai'!fui Msns'rusiiOn CpnauraI
tuppre-s Gas, Weak Is ,cS. Pr0lnps,s Q, or falling
ct he uleru,. Anievefsl q, RetrovefsiSn Bear
log own Seosat,o Chrome Co Yession, tn
Il nm ,ttOn Ind Ulccrati0n ~ ths Uterus Inter.
NM Heat, Nervols Dspress.oU. Debility, Daa-
u sndnov. and very many other chronic iiseMs a
pscui = 10 women. but no, mentioned here.
The foliUwing Ladies' are \ few nf the many
q ousands who can testify to tn. efficacy " ID.
ri re's Favoriie PRESUMPTION. from experience
nd obspry alton;
:. Mira Cornelia Allison, Psesta, Iowa, Mr., TAos
J Msthyio tia cher Station, q Met 4 Ssy-
III, M, Rome n y; Mrs Francis huswick, YER
rallies OhiUI Ms Leroy Putnam, Norm VIII T.
ton, Pu /; ms Mary A tIunolt, Epipa A. .; Mrs
Mary q Frishle, china Put hin d X Gil.
Chilleothr, Ohio Mrs Harriet Z Malone, Nest
4, RIM Geld. Ps; Mis Il Hit. Emporla. X an;
Mls. Louise tratt Dodgavllie, Mass; Mrs l. \
la hield. Norfolk, Va Mrs Allison Proctor.
Iowa Mrs " Vernon II. Thomas, Dat Nre
s Samoan. ah3 North Howard stisst, Baltimore,
MI; Mrs Lucy CtIlimsn Baratsvilc, Ohio. Mrs
Nancy Me 'ausht, Jel, rson Iowa; Mr., l. u
sten rod, Frien't hip. Y Mis- Ellen Cody,
Wpstntli. Y Y; Mrs Anthony Amann. Verona,
NY Mrs Is Y Rocks, 0vsni u ,phs, MNh; Mrs
m Webb. Wai~rtown. Y. Thousands ofref.
.Isucss can be given At the worlis Dlspenssrv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
40. z
DR.. PIERCES'
STANDARD
REMEDIES.
NATURAL SELF CTroN.

Are not advertised as "eurr-Alis," hu, are speeih
rs N the diseases for which they are recon-
.nAel
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
BAD. BREATH

Nothing 10 80 Unpleasant, nothing W common
"a lad bresth aud IN nearly ever case ~ ooinea
from the stomach, AMI Gnu be- 90 eu1iiy cJrft"i-
e u you viii t,k. ,iinmOns' Liver keBulsior,
DO moi heglect 30 cure rentGy Tor VI 80
puI i've d. ord r. 4 will ais, improve YOUR
App tite, 90 u plexiVn AMI g ner NJ Hes,th,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
ASK 10. etorered

ASK the recovered
dyspcysi o. biloxi
,uHsrsY. victims Of
ieru and agus, .ss
mecuYtsl 1isesssd ps'
tiras. hsw they rtcoT
err d health, ebsssfu1
J piri,s, and good APP
Ait they viii nj
yon Wy ts,ing Sim
Inon's Liver Rees
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
SICK HEADACHE

Tills dlsurs sing aoiic,ion Occurs inost fre-
Gusutly. he disturbance ui Inc etoinach,
arising iron inprrf-ctly dlgeetd contents.
o4snses sevsse pain Ia IN heal, accompanied
with dlsagreea'ae nsusex, and this Constitutes
chat Is pop IlaJiy knawn rs sick iiesdassc For
prytppl Mill
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31
TAKE SIMMONS LWEP
REGULATOR, OR MED
lClNE,

Contains four medical elements. never
founi In ibs came happy prop ruoa In any
OTHER prspsraiion, viz: gentle CA!hsrIie
powerful tonic, q ausxcepunAtar Alternative
and = csriain Corrective Of all impurities OF
he body. srchsisDal success h q attended It's
up 8 ii X Is row rsgArdsd ~ ~
AfFECiuAL SPECIFIC
A. Remedy IN
NJ VARIOUS FEVER. EnaEL COM
PLANTS, DYSPLP IA, MENTAL DEPk >.
SIGN, Rk5TLkssNEso, JAUSDiCE, kAU-
Sc SICK HEAD ACHE, co. IL, G0NsTlr-
ALTON und 81 .lOUsNE5S
- T HAS NO EQUAL.
Armed with this ASrIDUTR,s ell chssgss OF
slilass and water and food NAY be faced With
out knY. AZ a REMEDY in MALAklOUs
YEVtR rs, 30 VEL COMPLAINTS, BEST.
LksssEos. JACNUlcE, SAUsEA,
MANUFACTURED ONLY nv
J. IA ZEiLES,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Prce sI.oe. soli BY al Druxgi-,s
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In pursuance Of a tdsns II i;t'sctsn .a-
mon Peas Cod,t renIere at is :, N *, Tenn
is", IN the action y J. Il. ltir-I', ,t,niui,tfa.
isinant5. " Il 90
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DgpO@rs received and general banking
IL bssinsas duns N 10y
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-31

Eech boat makrs cloee connections d CaiSe
With irst-cls0s steamers for st. Louis, Mem
phie and New Orleans. and NJ Evansville VITA
the y. 4 c, X. r for all points North and East,
and with the Louisville Mail steamers fo- al
poinn on the Upper Ohio, giving through TO-
eeipts on fieiyhts and passengers 70 all roipo
tributary
For uyther Information apply %
JAMES BIG9s, Passenger Asvnt.
HALLIDAY BROS, IAses,.
orto q, J GRAMMER,
superintendent and Gvnersl Freight Agent,
IJ-3-1O-ly evansville indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26

The success or failure OF the attempt to intro
duce the ChamOin system of dams in the Ohio
river, near PtttSburg, is a matter of interest
The aim of this work is primarily to make the
harbor at Pittsburg navigable at all seasons;
but should the experiment be successful it will
he established that the whole length of our
great rivers may be made navigab.e at the low
est water by succession Of these dams, and
the possible amount of transportation by water
will be largely increased. The dam, which is a
French invention, consists OF a series of wickets
capable OF being lowered or raised at VIII. At
high water the boats pass over the wickets; at
low water the wickets are raised and form a
dam, which Is passed by means of a lock. The
sum of 100000 has been appropriated for the
PittSburg experiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26
ZINE DRESS SHIRTS

E1NE DRESS SHIRTS
made TO order. Of Wamsutta muslin
ana nne Linen Bosoms for 81. IS. ready TO put on.
FINEST Dress SHIRTS made to order of the very
pest material IN the most elegant manner and a per.
iectly satisfactory fit guaranteed, for $225
Our 'E" SHIRT ready made for 60 cents unfir.
wonder. ' - 1pS
The Mystery" or our A SHIRT, at IS cents. ia
mace OF Mamsrtta muslin and extra fine linen
the world. >A -
The "Hannis" SHIRT at so cents, is made of VAN.
linen sleeve bands ~
The Great Southern" SHIRT at 90 cents ia the
same as the Hannis only being open Front
We guarantee every article we sell to be as repre
sented or the money will be returned
MEGINNISS'
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY,
serl4tr 1902 n syrect ., ,r
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BLANKETS BLANKETS!
ID BLANKETS

ID BLANKETS
100 pairs of fine Double Blankets, 50, $3.50, So,
81, $4.5O, S. and up
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS,
so new style Cioaks just received $3.50. $5 sc, 81.
So, So $40, S12 $14 S16 SIT, $l8. 500
Black Cashmeres, double width, ATWOOD, Soc,
55c, Coo, 65c, 75c., 85c
200 pieces of new Fall Dress Goods of all the late
STYLES, at 25 cts.
cases new Fall Dress Goods, 121 and 15c
90 pieces of Pure Mohair Alpaca 25c.
Plain and Twilled Flannels-Red, Navy Blue, Grey,
and White
An immense stoc'i of Dry Goods too numerous to
c. NJ TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania 0renue,
oct2Gtr South side.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

Large stock of REAL and NOTTINGHAM aC;,
CURTAINS. from the lowest price TO the finest
LarEe Ste ok of all makes of family BLANKETS a,
p ices ever before named for same quality OF goods
Iarge stock TABLE DAMaSR. NAPKINS. hoy
LES. TOWELS. CRASH. GLASS LINEN LINN
ami COTTON SHEETING.
DAMASk, CLOTHS and NAPKINS in lots, firm,
SXl0 to 1ox2o; finest goods imported
Large stock of LADIES' a9d Misses UNDERwEaR
TIE best ma he goods in tie city.
MOURNING GOODS in every variety; beaut .fIl
anu cheap.
NEW CLOAES received daily
eE An inspection of our stock reque-tei
one Prioe. Marked in Plain Figures
MITCHELL. 4 MARTIN
oct25-4t 9.3I PcassylrGnia Irru.c
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L By R. o. HOtrzMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10Th and r sta n ~


n. W.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city at
prices to suit the times and on terms that viii suit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
elsewhere.
Money to loan In sums to suit, on Real Estate. at
per cent. and at per cent on frstclass centrally
oct16 tr r. O. HOFFMAN.
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor and rot to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account Of alb
eence, etc.
Checks etc, should in all cases be made payable
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY-not to that of any individual.
IL Anonymous communications not read; re-
5ected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
of all property for rent and sale my books which
can be had application at my Office. or viii be sent
by mail if desired.
Loans.
$4,000 at per cent. $4,000, 81 900, $500 at per
cent ocf26fr
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All Kinds and Qualities Cheap for CASH
Imported Cloaks from Ss'to S2S.
Black SILK and colored Worsted Fringe large as
sortment
We are making daily additions % our now large
stock. embracing all the desirable things out
this season. and would respectfully request all in
want of anything in the Dry Goods line amin,
our assortment and prices before PURCHASING. =
oct25tr W. NJ BROWN. Sfs Market SpoGe
CASHMERE DE LINDE,
" The leading novel French material for wksn,
and dresses. Atwood Cashmeres. Ladies' Clo.4 in
plain and paid effects; Black Silks. flanne.s Hsnk
cts Hosiery, Kid Gloves, &c. very cheap Bead h ai
Damasse Dress Goods, 25c per yard AuSsoJ
Guernsey Dress Material. zoe. Per yard, DoSbe.
Material. only sSc. A splendid Lyon Giros irss5
silk, 81 yard White Wool Flannels. l2kc. per yars
The best wearing, best fitting and most beautifully
finished 3hutton Paris Kid Gloves in the Untet
States for the money Tin all colorsl. 81 Is wxmsut
Ia - Bleached Cotton loc. CfArk's best 20oyard
spool Cotton Sc Spools for Csc Back Cashmere
Shawis OF the best make in the world from Is up
Black Eelyets, 81 so and up. Black Cashmerrs
S11Sc. UP. at
BRODHEAD cos
od2ou SSS Pa. are, bet 9Th and 10th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26
HOUSEFUkNISHING GOODS,

We invite special attention Of purchaserf TO our
full and complete stock of H0USEFURNISHINCl
GOODS, which we have just received, and which we
administer, Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussels.
1apestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets, in all the
new designs; Rugs Mats and Floor Drugxets In
treat variety Raw Silks yutes. French and English
Cretonnes; Frlnged Jute Curtains someth hing new
Lace Curtains in all grades and styles
An inspection Of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. CO.,
sep71y 1898 f ST., near Ebbitt House
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The Kentucky State Lottery has, during its exist
ence, paid more money i'll prizes than any lottery.
domestic foreign whose tickets are sold in this
country. No drawings have ever been postponed,
and Prizes have always been cas l without de,
particular attention to the fact that all correspon
dence with our firm is strictly private and conf
dental, and that we will not, under any circum-
stances. publish the names of the persons drawing
Capital Prizes for the purpose Of drawing custom to
our lottery.
TIE DRAwINGs TAKE PLACE EVERY Is DAYS.
oct2G-2t SIMMONS DICKINSON, Managers.
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BANKERS.

G1O to $1,000 INVESTED in Wall st stocks
W makes fortunes every month Book sent free
explaining everything. Address BAXTER & co,
Bankers, IL Wall St, n. Y sep26t thSs Iy
SITS. PROFITS ,FdIron IN 80 DAYS on SlO6 -
Stocks OPTIONS or Priyileges) often doubles in "a
hours. Full details and Official Stock Exchange Re-
porter free Address T. POTTER WIGHT CO.
Bankers, IS Wall street, New York. jes-eodSkly
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE viii
Bonds and Gold on moderate margins. Commis
s sions IS each aG4 shares Stock PRIVILEGES neso-
solicited Henry Merriam, Member AM MininS
and Stock Exchange, IS Wall ST., New York Refer.
Co, lew York. ssr1 -
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1t is coming TO be recognized that somebody
is always responsible in railroad and steamboat
disasters. The investigation into the Adelphi
explosion resulted in condemnation that has
been followed by practical results. In the Old
Colony railroad accident the examination has
brought about findings even more specific and
actions more decided. The conductor is held to
trial on the charge OF manslaughter, another
railroad official is adjudged guilty of gross neg
hgence, and one OF the engineers is pronounced
incompetent for his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26

MN. X. RILEY.
w AT HIS NEW STORE.
CORNER OF 9TH AND T. STREETS,
Is daily receiving NEW GOODS of al kinls
Full stock of Black andC olored Silks.
Blaek and Colored Cashmeres
Black English Grape and Grape Wells.
LARGE LOT OF NEW CLOAKS,
of the best make and finish.
Our stock rs full in all departments and we inyi,,
al in want of Dry Goods to cali and look through our
stock WM. r. RILEY
Corner 9th and r. sfs.,
oCts]Iw kley lul ling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26
Tammanyites and nti-Tammanyites are eacl

TammanylteS and ant1-TammanyiteS are each
figuring out majority for their candidates in
the coming New York election. The fifth of
November will be no where more exciting than
IN the city and state Of New York. The strug-
gle In the congressional districts OF the state is
OF great interest. The delegation now stands
IL Republicans to Is democrats. The possibility
that the next House of Representatives may
have the privilege OF electing the President, in
Which case each state has q single vote deter
mined by majority of its representatives, has
Stirred up the democrats to attempt to over
come the slight advantage in the delegation
now enjoyed by the republicans. The latter
party is equally determined to hold its own at
the very least, and is hopeful of gains. There
are so many OF the SO congressional districts of
the state in which the majority either way is
numbered only by hundreds that the result is
highly uncertain. In the eighth district. which
lies in New York city, the republican majority
In 1876 was Sl3; in the eleventh district, also in
the city, the democratic majority was 421; in
the third district the republican majority was
252; in the sixteenth district the democratic
majority was 901; in the tWe1ty-third district
the republican majority was 10; in the thirtieth
district the democratic majority was 659; in the
thirty-firSt district the democratic majority
Was ISL, ana in the thirty-SecOnd 400. Other
districts snow majortieS in 1876 OF only little
over a thousand. such small figures to over
come inspire the party defeated in these dis
tricts in 1876 TO renewed and hopeful efforts
this year. While the uncertainty exists.
wnith has been indicated, the chances seem to
be in favor of a republican success.
Instead of being drunken deSperadoes, it
seems that the st. Croix rioters were swind,ed
and oppressed negroes. driven desperate by the
way in which they were treated. Coming as
em1grants from Barbados, they engaged for a
specified time of service. intending to leave
when this time had passed. When the year
had ended the authorities of the island refused
10 give them passports unless each man paid
SO instead of the usual fee Of 81 cents. This
action amounted 10 refusal to permit them to
depart, as the bank in which they had deposited
their earnings had become bankrupt The out
break is hardly 10 be wondered at under the cir
CunlStarceS.
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DRY GOODS. DRy Gamma
IL SPECIAL BARGAINS
.- beautlful Wool Plaid Dress Goods only 25 worth
81 everywhere. -' 49, "orA
Seal Brown and Navy Blue Wool Dress Goods liz
y, fure Mool twlde double width) Colored and Blacf
Cashmeres only 50 cents yard NA
PURE SIX and Wool Dress Goods very latest stvle
81 over one hundred 100) pieces of beautifu DTass
Goods receiyed lately. " '''
CARRIERS. III Market Spoce.
" The Cash Dry Goods Store" Black Silks Colonaa
silks; Checked Silks, Striped Silks excellent heayv
cram BACK Six only 81 our real satin finish
oGunet make) sublime quality Black Silk only Al ~
worth 81 50eyerywhere. Every color and every shade
OF colored SILK Cloaks, Coaks, Cloaks Inlmense
assortment of Cioaks, from IS to S25 Rlantets
pure wool. 81 So IS, $3.50 and SID Very finasi
quality pure silk and wool Dress Goods III ri m
81, ESQ 0' ~A' ~A-oo'
octl4tr CARTFR,S Marlo. c
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NEW DRY GOODS. NEW CaRPETs

VIII open next week another immense stock Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
beautiful patterns and new designs DraS. a,o,.
from l2h cts up. Fine Novelties Black ana Col.
ored Cashmeres and Silks 500 pairs of Rlankets
from W UP Most attractive stock of beautiful car
" " BukDETrE
sepZs-r Nos. ScS 9TH st. and zoo X r. ., ~
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e LBS. ROASTED RIO COFFEE. Sloo
- 10 lbs Light Brown Sugar. e
10 10 1b Good Goo White Sgssr heat e
ID Prime Table Butter. q
10 10 lbs lbs Pran I I,;;,,.r
lbs Green Rio Coffee LOO
quart Bottle Lea PERKINS, Sauce. IS
Dufy,s Rochester Cider. Rasins. Currants. citron.
Figs, Jellies, &c.
C.s o'HARE SON,
oct26-tr 1913 9TH st. n.sc., bet. M and N.
CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
Velvet Carpets. from 5, IS to 81 per yard:
Brussels CARPETS, from 65c. to 81 per yard.
anerains from 25c. to S5c. per yard.
Hemp ia csrp ct f i2H saI per yard.
Cottage Garrett zoe. per yard
Double " bite Blankets. from Sl.75 to $l5.
Furniture of all kinds at wholesale prices.
An the Latest Novelties in Upholstery Goods and
Linoeum Floor Cloth superior to the bes. oilcloth
wB MOSES.
oct26-6t SerenH street and Market Space.
100 ROLLS OF INGRAM CARPETS.
LATEST DESIGNS.
AT BOTTOM FIGURES.
Cottage CARPETS, Is and % cents.
Ingram Carpets. 30 cents.
New patterns OF Ingram Carpets, 81 cents.
Heavy Ingram Carpets. so cents.
Extra Double weight Ingram Carpets, 60 cents
Atwood Ingram Carpets, so cents.
Atwood Ingram Carpets, IS cents.
Lowell and Hartford best 2ply, rs cents.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths
100 pairs of large double white Blankets s., $3.50.
SO. So so, "a. IS, Sc.
10 bales Of Comforts from 75c 81 81 %. $780, 81.
G. NJ. TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue,
oct26-tr South side. NV.
BLANKETS BLANKETS!
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Additional evidence that disease may be
spread By impure milk is furnished by the ey-
periences of one of the midland counties of
England. The gases and odorS from q defective
drain assembled and We're absorbed by the milk
in an adjoining dairy. This fact was discovered
when IL was found that the introduction of a
strong d!sinfectant into the drain gave bad
taste to the milk. 1t was also discovered that
the germs of typhoid fever were transmitted in
this way, and in neighboring town an cpl
demic was thus caused Water is consequently
not the only element with which milk may be
adulterated. III milk dealers would be free i'm
mind from the accusation of conscience that
they have spread disease and, perhaps, death
among their customers they must see 10 it that
foul air is shut off from all access to their wares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26

NOM - THE TIME and LUTTREIJ AZ
~ VINES the place TO buy Seasonable DRY
n ", ~ cheap. We Sell for CASH ONLY, and viii
One case of Blankets, 81 S. worth So 25; one case
Biankets, very heavy, $3.50. worth S4; one cass
case Canton Flannel Sc, sold everywhere al 6 one
case yard wide Cotton, SC, sold everywhere nj q.
Fan Dress Goods just received Underwear for man
ladies' and children; Unlaundried Shirts at 90 and
SOc Laundried Shirts made for US AT nj d. fnii
line Curtain Lace Just in. iun
ser2s-1y 1880 Pa, Gre.. cor aob 90
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CLOSING OUT.
- large lot of first-class 4ply Linen CoIlars NJ
gu Der dozen; the same as is usually sold at al So
ana " per dozen Fine 4ply Linen Cuffs 25c a
gair. deaVy Canton flannel Drawers, 5Oc a pair
Fancy Percale Shirts, ready TO put on good styies
ana erfecty fast coors, for only 75c For fine par
Gale Shirts. i6c. ready to put on at -
MEGINNISS'
Branch Shirt Factory,
sep16tr 1902 n Sfreet -
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oct2G-tr
$4,000 for ST:

c.l4.OOO for 81! $4,000 for 81:
10 THE
NTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
Which Dr0trS October 81.
Which Dr0trS October 81.
DON'T OVERLOOK THE OPPORTUNITY
NOTHING RISKED. NOTHING GAINED.
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500 Prizes amounting tO................S 1867 ,925
UHOte Tickets, 81.
eyAddress al orders to our General Eastern
Agents, WILLIAMSON co,
500 Broadway, New York
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FOR SALE.
nor SALE-CHEAP- TRADE-Four good
- COWS and young CATTLE; one pair SIs..;E
WORK STEERS. in Lot, corner 14th st. and SfKs
South Carolina avenue; can be seen Sunday
Also, two HORSES oct26-3ts
RIO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNING will sell, at
L Birch RObey's Bazaar, 9S8 and 1904
Louisiana avenue, on SATURDAY, No EEg4E
xember I'd, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, one Fall 02@s&-
Top Jump-eeat Buggy and one set Harness, to cover
Oct34eod GHEEN OSBORN.
nor SALE-Just arrived from West Virginia and
Il for sale, 20 head of fine draft driving A.
and saddle HORSES will be sold for prices ~
guaranteed or no sale Apply at the Stable Of JOHN
SIMMONS, No. 81 18th st. NV. oct243ts
EOR sALE-secondhand COUPE, in frst.rate
Il condition, $500; seconds LAN-o-S
RAJ TsIi H. sF sssS STds Tbt % Ss
PARK jPHET0S. built By Wood Bros, New York,
cost $500, good as new, price $500; second hand
six passenger BUGGIES, PHET0NS, SC, &C, very
cheap to close out ROBERT II. GRAHAM, Repos-
tory and Factory, 41O416 9Th st. NV, between D
and <. octSSm
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A GRAND TUMBLE. M
THEY ALL DO 1T. AND MUST DO NJ

70 cents per dozen, In box Select Shucked Oysters
70 Genus quart, southeast corner 7th and MasSachu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-26

DOR RENTING. 725 18th street; 10 rooms: eas.
L water, bath &c Win be PIT in good condition
$45, reduced from $75 THOS. e. WAGGAMAN,
$40 It'll st. OcfI9