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,N-Two Georglans nave married each others

1.-TWO GeorsianS have married each others
daughters.
Gen. Buffers ''taffy" Is too sweet for the
Aticata Ca. CONSTITUTIONS taste.
5E-The Florldlans object to taking their
drinks to the JihtinnabulatiOnS OF the belt
Lunch; The legislature has Just rejected bill
90 vi. y. c. Terry, OF Chicago, has faith In
Southern manufacturing enterprises and pro-
poses 10 establish q manufacg0ry for knitted
cotton and woolen goods at Columbia, South
Carolina.
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lHE ny IOLABiLITY oFTEIEGRAMs.-The West.
ern nion telegraph operator at Topeka. KS
sas. heing IN custody for refusing to produce he.
tofe the legislative committee certain dispatches
IN his CUSTODY. his case eXclteS renewed Interest
on the subject OF the inviolability of teleyrams
Norman Williams, attorney for the company.
Is conducting Tie case by telegraph from Cal
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DISGRACEFUL DECFPTION.-Much excitement
has been created at Sioux Falls, Dakota, by the
alleged discovery OF gold in the bed of stream
between Lake sherman and Madison. A man
named Shepherd pretended to have made the
discovery, and exhibited several small speci-
mems OF rich gold, bearing quartz. A company
was formed and prospecting parties were sent
out. They have returned. The affair proved
to be dlsgraceful deception TO stimulate i'm
migration in the interest Of landholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

tHARlEs w. ANGEL, the defaulting sacra
tafy OF the Pullman Palace Car Company, who
frcm The bark S;noting Star, at LeWes DeIa.
wale Saiurdly, and was at once taken in
charge by oiiicer detailed for that purpose. aad
fra,nfia = '
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MADAME LA CHAPELLE completed her wall, Mt
lineage, OF 100 quarter miles, Saturday night.
mediately started out to walk 800 addifinnal
quarter miles in consecutive periods Of ton
minutes. vi leu
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he 1000 MILE RIDER.-Mr Tudor the Eng
iSH tourist, who expects TO travel BY horse
oacE 10 Cape Horn, left Chapin's stable to-day
a st one oclock on his way south. He goes
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10 LADIES AND GEETLgNEN-we wssh 20 CAL
sIUention TO a. F1scher3 Chemical Securing and
DSelng establishment, No. 9O5 @ street, near
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he Is enabled to DO his WORK In
manner not TO be equalled by those not Dos
sessing IheSe IacllltieS. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from -
UP 10 81 80 window. Wool blankets from 80
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning a number re-
auction In price. Specialty-LadIes PARTY
dresses, spotted or soiied round the bottom.
cleaned without doing the whole garment; Is
years experience.
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NOTICE BY MAIL TO ENDoRsEP oE . Norr .ror
SUffiClENT.-Ihs morning, in the Supra,0e
court In General Term, Judge Hagner deIiy
eTeo The opinion OF the court In tue case of
MaTtlh a9t Ward. affirming the Judgment be-
low III favor OF defendant This was an action
against the endorser Of prOmssory note and
me plaintiff claimed that notice had been SEMI
uelehGant by mail, but the latter denied that
lie had received notice, and the cOurf Sustained
de1endant'a view and gave Judgment accord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

TIE REV. PARpEE BUTLER, WHO was placed
astride cottonwood log. his legs tied behind
his back and set adrift on the Missouri river by
border rufffans, at AtchiSOD, Kansas, some
twenty odd years ago. stepped into the Globe
had just escaped rom his queer craft. Is was
his first visit 10 Atchison since his heroic fight
against slavery.
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THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT-The Virginia
senate on saturday PASSED the bill for the set
tlement OF the state debt by vote of 80 10 IL
The bill. it is stated, will meet strong opposi-
ton in the House, but its passage is considered
assured, though some provision may be en-
grated In the interest of public schools
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHINGTON. Feb. n, 1873.
FOR the middle states partly cloudy weather,
slowly rising temperature, WIN nOIIuWeS'tIIS
Winds shfftfncr 10 easterly and SOutheTly, fol-
byed during the night by falling barometer,
threatening Weather and light snow.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following is the readings of the thernom-
eter al the Signal Office during the day: a. m,
sc: 7:35 a. m. 81 Z; ~ midday, 400; p. H., 42o;
maximum, ~ minimum, 30o
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Fos UPWARDS OF THIRTY YRlRs Mrs. W.rs.
toos soothing Syrup has been used for children
AZ Gorrects acidty Of the stomach. relieves wind
ssolf;, regulates the bowels, cures dysentary and
o VI causes. An Old and well-tried remedy.
Is cents bottle
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
lion. henry W. BLAIR WILL DELIVER the
i next Lecture IN the course at Hamliue NJ T.
Church, cor 9Th and SITS. MONDAY, February
path. at ~ y. Subject THE Signs of the
Times" Tickets, Is cents. feb222ts
\. VI. I. a. LECTURE COURSE.
Ire Rev. DR.. NAYLOR, OF the METROPOLITAN
Church, VIII deliver the opening Lecture of the
season, TUESDAY EVENING. February 25th IN
slant, al the CONGREGATIONAL Church. at ~ O'clock
Subject: Brains or BuncoLabe Admission, %
cent? feb22 sat N tUtis
V NJ c. A. CHAPEL (Lincoln KaIl.)-Pbysio
Il loglcal Temperance. A Lecture by III. CORA
BLAND, 81 D., TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 25 Wo
mans Nat Health ASS Course Tickets l5c fl-tf25s
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Correspondence or The .Storl

PICKPoCKET CAUGHT.-Wm. Jackson alias
Scott. young colored man, picked the POCKET
store, about II O'Clock this morning and IAN
He was seen in the act, and Detectives CoOnes
ard Acton being in the neighborhood too, up
the chase, and after close run captu ed him
IN The alley In rear of Odd Fellows hall AMI
took nun INTO the Police Court, when he vas
arialgned and plead guilty. Mrs Sferln IN les
tilled lhat her pocket diary was taken from i,er
for six months '
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PIfEs.-Dr- ChGndisr's Pi'on; sure cure for
Pies instant relief; harmless; never falling All
druggists; 81 cents. Principal depot J. w
Drew, 9Th and Pcnna avenue 2IOl.
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CITY ITEMS
If You WANT first-claSs photographs cheap
visit Blacklldse's Gallery, III Market space.

No NATTER how severe your cough may be
Or. Butts Cough Syrup viii cure it. e5c bottle.
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THE REV. A. :. DObbs. Methodist preacher
OF Meadvllle, in this state, is on trial before
delegation OF the -MeadyilIe Conference Tor ex-
IRENE cruelty TO and abuse OF his family. The
Rev. Mr.. See:ey testified before the examiners
that DobbS had in his presence angrily address
ed his wife as "a heli-bound, she devil. a liar
and thief" and that Mrs. DObos is in danger
OF insanity. It appears that D0bbS has not con-
lined himself to rawlings but used his fists until
his own son. Charles, lad OF eighteen years,
thraShed him one day.
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CURE BY ABSORPTION!
Without Dosing-The Better Way.
HOLMAN
LIVER AND AGUE PAD
Medicinal Absorptiye
3 BODY AND FOOT PLASTER.
8 ABSORPTION SALT
q Medicated Foot Baths.
These remedies. which are the sole opponents of
ing have been proved the cheapest and Mo,t HS-
Iectuai Kennedy for all Diseases Arising
or liver. and ii is a we'll known fact thst nearly
all the diseases that attack the human BODY can
organs. WV
The PAD Ererts Prom ut and Speeffc
1nnnence uDon the System, and Renores
Hse POISONOUS Germs ,chtch ParaIyse ats
1cft1n, and Restore q Normal Condition of
Health th q Manner Absolutely Wonderful.
1t is known by actual experience that there is no
dlsease that attacks the youth adult of both sexes
that can ete,l be gtodi1id by the of drugs, but
S BY The HOLMAN LIVER And
CO.'S REMEDIES. ~
Nunlberless Cases. Finally Ackn0wI-
edged to be Beyond the Reach of Medj.
cine. have been Saved under the Mild
Action of these Eemedies Alone.
If questioned, send for our pamphlet, .'Nature's-
Laws" 9hirZ extended information and teSfinL9-
nldts from the 5tIst people Of the couatrg Maiied
free.
The remedies are sent by mail, stpaid, on re
celEt OF price, except the Salt. which is sent by ex
press at purchasers expense.
Consultation free and solicited at our Office or by
mall giving fun description OF your case.
=, The public as earnestly cautioned against inaHa
tto1ss and spurious articles.
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FOR SALE By aRocERs GENERALLY.
febstr Depot, 1916 Fstreet no-fhscesf.

OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS made to order Of the
y very beet Muslin and twenty,one hundred Linen
for e7.c0 ready TO pat on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the most
elegant manner for S226. Satisfaction guaranteed,
~ MEGINNI6S,
fe-ejy z00z ~ street 0,sCs
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DRY GOODS

OPENING NEW LOT FIRE GOODS.
Bleached Table Damask. 50 cents worth 75
ked bordt red Ma kins. l0k cents worrh IL,
Table Linen, lsS, cents. worth 81
Bridal Bed Spread 81 cents, worth 81 20
Turkish Bath Towels, 20 cents worth S7s
All Linen Towel, 81 cents, worth IL
Al Linen Towel, 10 cents werth Is
All Linen Towel. l2l, It, poe worth 10 CENTS mora
al Linen oMel. nearly ward long ) cents
Bargains in Crash Towelings
Extra quality Shooting. 20 cents worth n
80 yards rressmaEer Cambria q Get L.
Fun stock CARROTS, at cost, 10 close out
x,oo I. NtUDAIN
1ebZ2u SO9 Market Sp0ce.
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sE "Eyerof Thee" vas once popular, but peo-
pie sing hardly ever OF thee now.
Schuyler ColfaX has regained his health
and is able to resume featuring.
eS-'T The postmaster at Manteno ILL., has re-
signed. having got his post Office accounts mix
ed with his accounts as notary public, j. p
superv S0r. assessor, school treasurer and deal
er in agricultural implements.
ES-The remains OF the late Gen r. H. Chill
ton. adjutant general to Gen. r. T. Lee were
buried in Hollywood Cemetery, at Richmond,
Va. saturday.
Z eE The heading OF an account in a san Fran
cisco newspaper Of a mining accident, lone
Man and Twelve Chinese Killed" is an indca-
ton OF the ruling prejudice on the Pacific coast
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f. ToURJEE

l25 go. HOURS MUSICAL INSTRUCTION f5,
New England Conservatory,
Music Hall, Boston,
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"ttSon 1oQay, In the Court In General
Term, Judge NylIe delivered the opinion Of the
court In the case OF Noble Young apainSt tba
District OF Columbia ct al. This was a biz in
equity 10 restrain the District authorities iron,
1 10 enloce oy sale OF the plaintiffs
certlilcateS issued against it for an .'ir6-,rrvn
ment' made under the late board OF Di,b,ic
Works. Judge Wylie. after reciting the facts OF
the case, referred TO the law under which the
board OF public works acted, providing for the
assessment to be made On property benefiTed
TO the surveyor certifying to the board that the
work had been ordered by Mayor Bowen. rho
Issuance or an order by G. w. Balloch Chief or
bureau OF y A. A. levyiDg a tax equal to the
COS, lhefeol 10 the board, not having seen thai
ldt1 oi the law which says the assessment
Sfali De made In such manner as is provided nv
law He also referred to the brief OF defendan ms
Icing mooel OF manliness, In which they adj
mltted that the work was done without anu anu
tborlty OF law. The defendant suhnnits that
the money should be paid and suit OF law he
o orGiugnt TO, 10 t recover 1t. They were OF the
fendaDt should be perDetuaIlv enioined
Judge Macarthur said that he conquered in
The Judgment, but Sid that 1t was on the ground
that There was no assessment whatever that fhe
title given by BallOch. chief of B. of s. A. "a
was beyond judicial cognizance, and the paDer
he issued was as so much blank paper-a good
l. u5traiion OF fiat money on the Chinese Idea
OF The earth resting On the back of turtle and
the turtle on nothing.
RIGHT OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS To DIS
MISS FiFENEN SUSTAINED BY THE CoURT-To-
day, IN the Circuit Court, the demurreEs filed I'm
the cases OF Chinn. Hines and Meredith, against
the BislIlet, were sustained and judgments en-
tered for defendant. These were actions hronoht
TO recover s22 800 in each case for damages a l.
legged TO have been sustained by being di,,nis sed
from the Fire department without CHARGES he
ing preferred and trial had The deln,lrrers
raised the question that the Fire Commissioners
had the power in the premises TO dismiss. The
case some months ago was appealed to the
General Term and the appeals were dismissed,
and the action to day Is regarded as final
ROBBED OF OVER $508.-Last night a sic;,
man named John Kerrlgan was found by Office
Prather at the eating house OF E. r. Hubbard.
1lG4 sth street southeast. He was conveyed 20
the Providence hospital. Kerrigan stated that
he arrived from New York by way of the BalIi.
more and Ohio railroad Friday night, when ne
went into house near the depot, and Uas
beaten and robbed Of over 500 IN money,
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A FINE LAW LIBRARY AT AUCTION stand
ara collection OF law books are now arrarpe
and ready for examination, and TO be sol9 AZ
auction at the rooms OF Thomas Bowling, n
wednesday evening next Parties INTEREST,", IN
the law should give this collection their att en-
ZION.
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NATCHEz BEING DEsERTED.-Natchez, Miss :.
is threatened with the fate of Vicksbilrg naaoe,
~, desertlon by the river. The recent rise of
the mississippi river has thrown the tow-head
current running On the Louisiana side which
threatens to cut away the bar there and throW
It upon the Mississippi side, directly in front Of
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Just RECEIVED.
Lot of Striped SILK S. worth 75c
Lot OF Madras Ginghsms beautiful styles.
Lot OF Linen Crssh. q worth &c
Lot of Linen Hemsttched Hsndk hisfs sl50
worth S2t0 ""0'
Lot of All Linen Table Cloths &C., worth 75c
80 dozen Tow els. very cheap, So
One case Calico Perfect, Slc
One case lercae. spriIs styles Pe
Lot OF Ladies' Black Kid Gloves cst u-75 NJ 1c na;r
Cod Untleached Linen Table Dauiask only 49,
LUTTRELL q VINE
feb2l-tr ,Irr or p0t n si,aa+
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THD COURTS.
POLICE COURr-gssd0e S1eU.

u To-day. Richard Maxwell, profane; s. Agnes
white, loud; s.. George Marshall was sent
down for vagrancy. Robert Warner, same; IS.
Mlchael krfngleton, loud: e.. Mary Morlarty,
Nate Goswell, Hattie Taylor and Annie Nor
Tison, Migrants; sent down. John Jones' stS-
piclous person; sent down. John cohen, pro-
John Walsh. profane; S. Samuel Rsrron inde.
cent exposure; s.. Alfred f. Bush, fast driving.
xo; FRANK creamer, profanity; S. j. Patrick
iar ,enns e, par; s5-appealed. Henry Thomas
daSe vi nat worth nifty cents; 81 or ten
-: t'atrick OToole, assault and battery V on
Harriet Connors; s., or TO-. days. Nicholas riIe.
as sault ana battery on Eliza MeInake. - Also
charged with blasphemy on Missouri avenue: a.
, nzaueon Sci'naoie was charged with Using bad
Mores on the street; s.. George Baker. larceny
OF tlfty cigars, worth $3.50, from James Collins.
y fendleton Crawford; forfeited collateral
9 1n harris, larceny OF SILK dress from Lewis
nMutpny. $40 or thirty days in jail. Harris was
also charged with stealing five hound, Of hrtteT
III Ihe market house, pleaded guilty: stu. or
.nit'y days. Henry Cooper, q small colored
ooS' charged with assault on Frank ". Danni
1 TTn Nhlte boy, by firing revolver at bifp
nv cooper boy was arrested by Officer 1eat
man man ana the pistol taken from him; sent 70 the
batter1 o Seh1 9S Lewis Honesty assault and
days. Thomas Henson, n coIored bov iia NJ ti
OF slik handkerchief, worth seventy five cenfs
rom Anna Barron, a little white girl. In the
HaWEips cnIorcG ,a or ten days in inI John
worth -. from Bessie Tyson; sixty DAYS in lai
Dr.. WV. EDDY, Of Edenburg, Pa. stenn.a
INTO the barroom OF the Newport House. and
CALCULATED In French, 81 am poor and in iron.
BILE" He then fell to the floor and expired in
about one-half hour. Eddy had taken two
married daughter OF the late eminent, nH";
n. 2. Willis. Recently the deceased has heen
drinking excessively and continuously With
his other accomplishments he was master OF
five different languages.
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CORRECTIONAL paragraph I'm the statement
OF Mt samuel Norment In regard To the Mutual
Fire insurance company, published In Saiur-
DAY STAR, read as follows: These managers
shouid receive an average of one dollar q year
10 say the least OF It," It should have read "one
hundred dollars year.,
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0UR PRICES WILL TELL,
" BENZ. MILLER. GEORGETOWN
49, 1O3 Bridge street.
Atwood 36inch Cashmeres, 90, 75c and 81
Black Alpacas, l29. Is, 20, 25c, &C
CallcCes, ~, 8, 6A and &C.
Damask Table Linen, 25c: Linen Crash. a.
Sheeting C6 ttols. full width 49, 20 and 25c
Androscoegin Cotton, 7c. Wamsntta do lOc
Corded Pque 6A, and Toe. Nottin Il ham Ourtafr,
Laces; White Bed spreads, SOC. large frinsed ones
Sl.25 fehlSfr
DUY "TRE MYSTERY" or the "OoMFORr.
ID SHIT, open back. made OF WamsIItta Musltr1
and extra fine Linen Bosoms, for rs cts
The Great Southern" made of the same material
open front, is only 30 cts.
FIJI est Dress shirts made to order, and satisfao.
ton guaranteed, for GAPS, at MEGINNISS',
febSly 1909 II street ys,e0.
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KILLED BY Fool AND HIS PISTOL Leon
ard Eberson, while exhibiting new pistol in a
saloon at Grand Rapids, Mich, Saturday. de-
CARED 1t could not be fired accidentally. TO
prove IL ne threw 1T against the WALL when it
Fller near the heart. She exclaimed, 80 GodI
Ini kllied! and Instantly expired. She was q
widow, and leaves two daughters
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THE TERRIBLE TRICHIN E-There are four
cases Cftrichinosis in the family of Refer Redo
nus, In Pike Township, Livingston county, H.
one daughter, aged nineteen, has died. A piece
scope by +. MiEderdOrf, formerly examiner OF
trichine pork at Hanover, Germany, and found
TO be teeming with young trchinG not We: en-
cysted. Sausage OF which the family had eaten,
was also examined, and estimated TO cont ain
not less than $4,000 trichinn to the pound The
entire family will doubtless die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking in flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
.Heiies' Health Reaeter." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanneSS, sexual debility,
premature decline, &c, &c. 81, at druggists:
advice free. Depot. IS Barclay street. n. l.,
and for Washington al $50 Pa. ave. 2,24-m,w,f:
WAR OR PEAcE:-A winters fight with a dis
tresSing cough, and the end consumption: or,
an Immediate cure. with the irritation a .elled
ana TIC lungs vigorous? Choose between the
two. Take "HG!e'S Honey II H6rehouad All
Tar II you want TO cure the cough. Doat
take il if you want the consumption.
PfkeS 1oothache Drops cure to1t6aSae Ia one
minute. sold by all druggists at - cents.
The GREATEST PART OF the annual contract
for supplying Her MajcSty'S troopShpS with
ChampaGneS has been awarded TO Mr. BOIIIN-
GER for his "DTy' eftra quality.
CHl90NILE AND LIVER PILLS [Dr ChandlerSl
Purely vegetable and tasteless No noxiouS
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia. heart
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing c0sttve-
ness. sick headache, pain In back or shoulders,
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all Impurities Of the blood 25c per
package. Al druggists Principal depot, i. w
Die"' Sth ana Fenna. avenue. 2,l,l:
PTrEs.-br- ChGnd5er's Pi'on; sure cure for
pies; instant relief; harmless; never failing. All
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot J. w
Drew, "th and Pcnna. avenue. BIOL:
FOB UPwARns OF THIRTY YRARs Mrs. Wins
totos soothing Syrup has been used for children
~ HoifectS atidity Of the stomach. relieves wind
SSUl:, egulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
NaaI
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AN EX-CLERGYMAN UNDER ARRESr.-A special
dispatch from Long Branch, Feb. u, says:-T
7. Kendrick, the eX-Methodst clergyman has
been arrested here, charged with fraud on a
Dedstead patent on which he secured mort
gage for s1,600 from George Detlinger He
prayed In the Methodist sunday school last sun
day. The superintendent was informed OF
kendr1ck'S character when the latter made his
exit from the school. Previous to that he called
at the Dutch Reformed church. but the pastor
who was formerly on Long Island. tod him !hat
ne Knew him before he left the chuicn Ken
drick is OUT on bai'.
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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-$2.00; Incipient diseases, first
stages Ohils and Fever, etc.
SPECIAL PAD-$3.OO; Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT-$5O0: Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-Sl 20: Preventive aud Cure of Chol.
era 1nfantum and Summer Com
plants.
Auxiliaries for Nervous
BODY ILASIERS-50c. and Circulative Trou-
bies, throwing off OBJ
FOOT pair-5Oc structions and emoving
pains
INSCRIPTION SAIT-1 Auxiliary for Colds
t'oN 35c. n hoxes al Ok : Sick Headaches, numb
ness of extremites, etc
Tor further information as 10 diseases reached by
he Pad ana its AuxiIiaries consult our pam
phlet Address
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The GREATEST PART OF the annual contract
for supplying Her Majesty'S tro0pShipS with
ChampaGneS has been awarded 10 Mr. BoII.IN-
GER for his "DrpN cIfrd qnaIitY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-24

IHE DAsHAWAYS met last night D. p IIoIlo-
way In the Chair, and l.. III. Patterson, sacre
tary. Addresses were made by President Hal
I0Way, Major ID. s. Curtis, of Wisconsin. and
MeSsrs. b. F. Fly, of Mexico; William l.. Ives
James Z. Lee, George Savage, and John b.
Inc room was crowded and many persons
Signed The pledge. At the request OF the
WomanS Temperance Union, MeSsTs George
savage John B. Wheeler, and James G lee
were appointed committee 10 confer with
committees from other temperance Orran,za
lions IN the District upon the subject of holding
CIV. - A1
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vile, Pa, five years ago DR.. W. b. Pierce. of
that place, married Madaline Thomas the
daughter of prominent citizen of Sayre. Pa.
Mrs. Pierce was five years the seaIor OF ner
husband, who was then 70. For the past two
years DR.. Pierce has had in his employ a car
penter named George B. Riggs. Riggs wife is
attractive and only IS. The Doctors habits
by legal process property belonging to him to
secure debt OF $500 he owed her. Three
weeks ago Dr.. Pierce and Mrs. Riggs dis
appeared simultaneously, the latter with her
tor went away he prescribed some medicine for
his wife, and While she took it her symptoms
seemed to grow worse. On Saturday last she
died suddenly.
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RIgxulss AND GAS FITTING, Hamilton, su DIST
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RINGWALT & HALL, Agents.
Ofhce-Cor1er of 9th and e streets northwest.
over VIM. r. Riley's Dry Goods Store.
No. Charles street, Baltimore.
Lady Physician in attendance in the Ladies' De
partmeit. feb14-eoly