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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

esssipH bic fsrsbsad ppoo bin c,eap,
ell hdnds. Rooks vere scattered
around but they had evidently not
been used that evening; there was
. glass Of water standing beside
him, and his Heck cloth WAS loose
~ though from biIaness. Had his
hair become grnyer aud his tieor.
ons frame Bonded within u few
daysf 1t certainly seems so; and
the heart Of the erring boy was
stricken At the sight. The sorrow
that he had brought upon his
mother and sister had been duiy
weighed; but his stern father had
never beeu reckoned among the
sufferers.
A loud, convulsive sob burst
from bis bosom, and he threw hims IL,
without u word. At the old mans
feet. Tne mother drew near and
Joined her SOD, meanwhile. raising
her pale face plradingly to her hns.
bands; and Ella, frat kissing her
fathers hand and bathing it with
shower Of warm tears, placed it on
Roberts head.
"fou forgive him. papa-you
forgive poor Robini He shall nev.
er act wickedly again, and he is
your only SON"
The old man strove to sneak,
but the words died ~ his throat;
again he made strong effort, but
emotion overmastrrcd him; and
sliding from his chair into the midst
of the group. he extended his arms,
enclosed all OF them, and, bowing
his head to the shoulder of his son, |
wcpt aloud.
"Stay with us, Robert" he at
last said; 1--WE can none of rs live |
without you. Stay, and make
Yourself worthy of the love that
f0rgi,es 80 mucli!"
Nen never knew by what a yer,
hair had once hung Robert Lanes
welfare; that Il mere breath alone
rad stood between him and igno
p'ny. Years after, when he was an
IGNORED respected citizen, atl0rninr
liz brilliant talents by virtues AZ
are M they weE ennobing, no one
new why he should turn ever 20
ne erring with encouraging words.
he keystone Of his generous for
'earance was buried in the hearts
I three, and they all loved him.
whs buried; but Yet white.
aired old man. who watched his .
curse with an eagle eye. and fol 1
'wed ms footsteps dotingfy, Ne.
rivlng always the most refined and
rfrrential attention. might often
ave been heard mutteriug to him
PIT, with proud and wondering
lection, This my son WAS dead :
nd Is alive again; he Ras lost and T
tound.7 v
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Tho Same Old Story.

An Oxford graduate was showing
his sister over his rooms in college,
when some one knnck,al AT the door
SnppOslng thai il WAS one OF his
friends, and not wishing to bp
clafied, he hid her h.bind the cnr.
tains, and admitted an elderly gen.
tithah who aOi0gized profusrty
for his Intrusion, and excused him.
sell Di saying that il was many
years since tie had been at Oxford.
and could not leave without paving
a visit to his dear old College and
the rooms he had occupied as y
student.
"Ah." cried the old gentleman.
looking around. "thr same old sofa,
yes, and the same old carprr-tv-.
r,thing the same
Then, walking into the bedroom.
he remarked. "lrs. and the same
old hed! aud the same waShstand!
Yes, everything the same"
Presently he stepped towards the
and remarked. "Ah. and
the sane old curtains" Lookinr
ainnnd ht hehrld the Young lady.
AMI. turning around, said. "Ah.
ron Young dog, and the same old
game"
"Bnt," hastil, replied the under.
graduate, "that young lady is my
sister To which the reply came:
YES. know, and the same Old
story
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON.
Southeast corner Public Square,
HOMER, LA.


HOMER. La.
THk undersigned with great pleasure an
h"nnf"s 'o his friends. customers and
tue public generally. that his Saloon la.
been entirely renodeird, and III now, in
elegance of furniture taste in arrangement
and quality OF liquors, compare fayorablv
with any one in the State.
FINE WINES of rarc.t brands.
Champagne, Clare,, Rhine Wines, etc. etc
CIGARS ct all grades. from the most e1
Iui>ltriy Favored dow TO the bes, dorn,s.
tic brands.
BRANDlEs, French ami Domestic;
Rye and Bourbon WHISKY;
Canned Meats. Fruits. Nu,l candida
'frdccrtes, and tonitctioncries Of all kinds
"i'' M call and you will be pleased.
J. {. DREW.
-""'n ~ i''S Soy
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WAGON DCARRIAGESHOp

NJ undersigned Informs the p,op,s ~,
-. t'a "''''l "n' surrounding country thu,
I,nr I.s' opened a shop as above, fr,,
n,a sum o' highlands Stable, where h..
fLr va - -,, 10 an any work IN his line m
.'t,.i,> S.Nlr ana atrrasonabl. rates. b..
tinm patronage and warrants .stisfar.
Sen, ., ,,,o W. ". RANKIN.
Gift
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies.


Rssr,i aud tuition pr nopth Of four
weeks, including washing, lights, &C, tlb,
in advance.
Music on Piano, Organ, Guitar, or cult.
vation Of the voice, included with the
above, w w, in advance.
Tuition, 3, 4 and dollars per month.
Incidental fee per term, tT--in advance.
For further particulars, send for Gaia
logue.
T. 8. SLfGH, A. st., Prest.,
Homer. Claiborne parish. La.
Aug. 6, i-7y. 52.y
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VALUABLE PLACE FOR sAIp

"n 'ALh, Fifty Acres Of Land =, A,b.
ms ~ C'a'horur parish. This isn,,
H,n.o 'u .;.h iinprovrmrnfs-good Fran
sill. win ionr rooms, excellent R.r,
otf,e, in ,b. H." u.nrr buildings. A Doctor.
.oId cham a 'ne YARD. This property viii h.
Apply |" pnbhshrr Of Guardian ~n
r;,,,,D Or J, +. MooTY.
Srpf. 10. lr19. Pansn' La:
Aft
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

TINS standard article is compound.
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and a,
satisfactory a. ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO i.s
youthful color.
IT removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. 1t givss the head 2
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort and the scalp BY It's use
becomes white aad clean.
BY its tonic properties It restore,
The capillary glands to their normal
vigor' preventing badness, and max.
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
~ dressing, nothing has ben
FOUND 90 edectual or desirable.
A: A. Hayes, Md, State Asssrer
OF Massachusetts,, .Aays, "rhe con.
stituents are pure, and carefully ~.
lecsed for excellent quality ; and /
consider 1t the Best PREpARA1,o.
foe 10 intended purposes."
Price, oas Dsllar.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
HOMER LODGE No. ~, I.O.O or.

II ELS -v'iA MoH,ia, night at o'rin, /
nl ~ III" L"dgc Hail. neat door below
Raglani's Stable.
T. II. kontrM. G.;H. G N,rcuu,,
~, .. HOMER J"EDAN. Treasurer; h VI
MCHkNRr, SECRETARY.
~ Brethren IN good standing in other
Lodges are invited 10 attend.
May IL. l-7g. 3o.2,,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
MILLS, GIN AND FOUNDRY,
2. L. 4 X. A. ALLEN.

4 ] our mills. II miles North Of Homer
"A We are nov furnishing Lumber at rea-
~nHahl'' rates; making better Meal aud
Flour than any other mill in the parish
We have the renowned Brown Gin. with
all the modern improvements and " i'll yin
cotton for the eighteenth. We ARE prepar-
Ell to furnish excellent Foundry work, and
can do any job i'll that line required in this
country.
We ask the Patronage If the public. and
viii guarantee satisfaction.
+. L. i K. A. ALLEN.
July 30, l-1g 5O.y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
JOHN Il. DURHAM,
kOffpU .T0cfo,

REtElFiNG. Forwarding and General
IL Commission Merchant, Texas stree,
I MckriiHt1 Building, up-stairs). Retains
ms "ar'hnu>s. AZ the old stand. Oh Tho
Lev" tor tia storage Of cotton and freight
VIII MAX" liberal adv ances. as hrrrtofnr,
on r"hslgnmrnt- Of cotton and produce for
-a'"' and give hi personal attention 10 fill.
my orders.
F'l - 10 ~,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
A Sure Sign.

Says a telegram from Plpasanion:
"HenIich Schirtke, Swe,lc, alnnt
- Years oi age, WAS recently ar.
rested Oh charge Of insanity. lie
wonld stop every team he met, TAXI.
the horses hN the heads, and would
caress and pet them. lie was taken
To Oakland that afternoon by OH
Ger Hewitt The proof of the
mans Insanity is very evident. II
he had knocked horses in the head
with = club, aud kicked them in III,
stomach for n pa>tlmr, it il yer,
IKE that the commissioners would
have deemed him ehihcntly sane.
lhis shows how unsafe il is for :,
man to travel out of the beaten
track.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
l upholstery and Mattress.
. Making. w

II" az G Tn1dierrsigned announce. to tn. n.o.,.
j.. the Ia Tgnrne onarish that be IA enc.S.s
,,r,neh.. nroLsIERY business in snf 60
varn;.hs,; igrnturc rcpsired, ciesnsd ~ ~
old ona" MATTRESSES made 70 c,S suo
' sb bnce re sep x and worked over 70 ''oe
A. w bsr NO NGs' =. Main street, to r..r a,
JCLICs yAu~v
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Claiborne Circuit Methodist rotesta,t
Church,
Prsbyterian-

Rrv. J. T. DAVIDSON breaches st Hss
mer, Isl and Sd Sabbaths Of each month";.
a. Minden, I'd Sabbath Of each monfA-
Az Athens, 18th Sabbath Of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
3VoEaghAA's 1vo
ron THE WHlsKeas.

!nis ele0ent pee1aratian may be
relied on to change the color Of The
ossrd nom gray Of any other undesir.
~ shade, to brovu Or black. Al Az.
efsssoa. II 10 easily applied, being i.
~ Preparation, and quickly and eE
ccsaaliy produces . permanent oo,or.
vnicn Will neither rub nor wash Of
eesseses'st y r ?. NAIL 4 q,
A&8UA. HI
~ q 0Vo0lGA - 0NlnoAnna~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,
Homer Circuit-M. z. Church So1th.
REV. J. A. PARKER, PAsroR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in eAeA
month. at II o'clk, m. Homer-eecopd
aud Fourth Sundays In each month, q II
oclk' N. and Fourth sundays Al s D n.
Ansona-lhird Sunday, at ii . m, and
N.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Cumberland Presbyteriap.

htt; I, Z. LEACH breaches at Shiloh,
SeSohn sabbath in each month and eatufs
gay oeiore-At Salem Church, Third eob-
oa'a IN each month and Saturday hefors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Missionary Bsptist.

INV. j: W. MELTON breaches At Coes
Spn5s, 20 Sabbath in each month 4Sa
Ill $50 osioie-At sharon, near Lisbea,
before. ADu S~'"'~ss
nv MCGEE breaches at Honss,
e eac zoe "a sabbath and Saturday before 4
"'o -
Hsv; a. HARRIS preschs ct AnstSek
oaooatn OF each month and saturdaS
s,ore-Ai Colqaitt ID Sabbsth-At Rocky
sSPnog, 81 sabbath Of each month 81
s.hhS,y neiore--At New Fricudship, -
''oDA'n ana Saturday before. ~
ksv; q: z: Ards breaches A. Air.
~. sabbath in each month and Sstutloy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Cautions In Eatino.

!. OF course, don't eat too much.
The digestive fluids are limited in
quantity. All above enough is I'm
digtsted, irritating and weakening
tue system, and often causing paral.
ysis OF the brain by drawing ON
The nerrt~s force tr0re rapidly than
II Is generated.
z. Don't eat between meals. The
Homhrh must rest, or 1t will sooner
or later break down. Even the
heart has TO rest between the beats.
.. Don't eat full meal when ex
hansted. The stomach is as weak
rs ~ r1 " the body.
Ont toke \ lunch at noon.
ans eat heegttly at night. The
"teie digeg(eSo system needs to
sh In t. Dst and recnperaiiop
OF loop. DeG3sa, the ten,lrncy is
y III fun NAL iuto n weakened
D. Don't substitute siimulus for
ioo'l-like many women who do
half days work on strong coffee
and tea. AS we'll in the case of "A
morse. substitute the whip for oats.
q. Don't have "A daily monotou, .
~ dishes Variety is necessary for
relish. and relish Is necesssr, 10
good digestion. 1
Z. Don't eat btin,llN. Their, co,
be nothing in the body -mnsclrs, !
membranes, bones, nerves. brain
winch Is not III our food. One ar.
ficle furnishes one ar more elements.
ana another others. We would
.tar'r "n fine TOUR Some articles
TO not nouriSh, bGt only warm.
8. Eat according To the srasnn-
less it, Summer than in
winter In the latter season. far
neat, sugar and starch are applo.
lilatr, As being heat makers; tn the
orIner milk, vegetables and ever,
'arfrty OF ri,sA mutt.
y. Eat with cheer. Cheer uro
notes digrsllun; care, fret and pas
ton arrrst il. Lively chat, rae,
Inecdotes aud innmcni gossip are.
'etter than Hallnrd sanc-,
10 cure cold, nothing il NOR. J
ecessarN than to restore the ar.
WHY 81 The skin. Taking cold
roses tue pores OF the skin, and
ne thirty or forty ounces of .f,et. 4
natter which wsnh otherwise {
ass Oh from the pores every ~
ours are retained in the cirmla.
Ioh, ana are often thrown utnn r
10 mucous membrane. causing ir.
tHttohs # not inhamna,ious I'm
his condition nothing gives more =
'eedy relief than n Russian ya,nr |
lHrfish bath. The old fashioned ~
ethUi Of drinking herb tras and 81
ling on blankets il much better y
IAN neglect; better still il an Alec. "
81 bath. For this pnr,ose seat II
e patient in cane seat chair: e,
nap blankets about him and pin
em closely about the neck; ALLOW. TO
Q o'ankets 10 fall to the door A. ~
% exclude all air, tA>a p,sos in
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
Important TO the Public.

TllE undersigned is now running . Tfi.
Weekly HACK LINE from HOMER to
MAGNOLIA. connecting ~ the latter place
with daily line Ia Hope. Cummuliuu-
and comfortable hacks are pr"vi,l.,d-goed
teams aud careful drivers. Hacks leave
Homer Mondays. "Wednesday sand FRIDAYS.
ami return The days following. Fare. 81,
also am PREPARED to receive and accom-.
mediate IN first class style. day and month
" hpai'cI- ana transient guests, at my
Boarding House in Homer Prices are rri,.
sonablr, and fare aud attention uupxcen.
tionablr TP. U,NIlTO
IlefH~f June l.. i-79 AZ.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
NEW SALOON.

TUE PUBLIC AND ny FRIENDS ARE
L informed that have fitted up ali ele-
giant BAR Oh the Southeast corner Of the
Public Sqnare-in the Maxcy building
where will supply the wants Of all W ho
call on ,ne. with the PUREST WINES and
Liquors ever sold in iiomcr-finc Cigars
At 10" pricrs-thc best BEER made in the
United States, and everything usually kept
IN well regulated Saloon.
shalt he grateful Tor all Patronage ex.
tended 10 me- MARTIN NALIr
April IL. 1-7a. IS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

II WAS stated at Il banquet of the
pastry cooks in New York the 9th
er night that their society, which
plumbers III members, had lost but
one 10y drath during the last year
The Graphic explains that pastry
cooks never eat pastry.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
HOMER COLLEGE.

THE TWENTIETH Scholastic year OF
L this Institution begins the Third Day
Of September next.
X. A. SMITH, A. M, President.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

NJ Ky. a, c. PAREER pssseA>s q L&Ae.
on, Ist sabbath Of each mouth-M 80
ps. ah "a sabbath Of each monthE2{Gt
nFdsy before. ''" sa :.
tioch az -; .; EDWARD breaches q ~
"n .Aosssa Of sasA meth. q
nv; I; J. FOSTER Pr.asAss q 60
A'e'nen' ls' Sabbath In sscA DenaA, !, -;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

board Of School Director.
W. J. LESLIE, Prest.,
DR.: s. y. WEBB, seey.,
DIR. J. E. AEADORS,
Col. J. :. YOUNG, GEORGE pAyD.
b. I. LEpBETTER, BOB TARKlNTOH.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

Va 2. n. NoRThUlG psssshss ssa0nf'
N;nS.n .s, ms nisssasssh - HtDsE $500
s.sS 400 Eldorsdo road, Sd 80 49,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE 90.

DATE OF FARE AND FRIlQHT % ths
II North La. stage Co. IRON H0Ds, IA.
after July LIST, 1878:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

The greatest tax payer in tn,
United Srrtrs 10 Mr.. Blackwell. the
North Carolina t0lacco n,ann,.,c.
tnrrr. who patss tar OF $jaU, HH,
= year, slo,OW'a week, or over
81, AGO Il day.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

a variety ot Japhnr>r persin.
mons are pioMu IN Florida tina;
"etgt hrariN pound apiece and
are delicious ~ flavor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

ia" ii"raiIo seymour. it,. who
has been elected State Engineer
New YORK, IL not Il son at iluraffu
St\ m"ur. but Il nephew.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-17

From the votes st recent elections
on the Pacific SMts. it is estimated
that the population thrr. is LOG.
600, ~ compared with 81 .,NN hen
the last crnsls WAS taken.
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GEORGETOWN.

THF FUNERAL OF TIE LATE PROF. YARNALL of
the L. S. Naval Observ atory, will take place To-
morrow from st. Johns (P. E) church at
O'Clock. Rev. J. J. Joyce viii Officiate and the
following viii act as pail bearers:-Jno. Mar
bury, r.. p. Dodge, III. ID. Cooke, j. g. Waters
Th0S. lily de. 4. Ii. Herr, G. E. RttenhOuse and
Major Bates.
CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED-At the annual
meeting OF the members Of the Methodist Pro-
testannt church, held February 18th ut., J. d.
Cathell and ThOS. a. Newman were elected del
eGates, and Henry Weaver and w. E. Bel al
ternateS 10 the Maryland annual conference.
Benz. carr, Jacob Young, j. ID. Cathel, Henry
Payne. Theodore Barnes, T. A. Newman. VIM.
Il. Bell, We're elected stewards; and j. F. Cox,
ChaS, A. Upperman, Jos. Llbbey, Jas. Martin.
Z. }. Shoemaker Henry Weaver and Wilson "
Fuller, were elected trustees for the ensuing
year.
SALE OF FISH STANDs.-Thomas Bowling.
Aucti0neer. sold yesterday evening the follow
ing fish Stands:-StallS Nos l and 3, of George
town market, to ChaS. Simmons. at $40 each for
Ole year. Nos. and 4, at 81 each for one wear
The fish wharf, foot OF Potomac street, was sold
10 II. I: Gilbert, at s92, for one year.
1HE KEW. RICHARD NORRIS breaches his fare
wen sermon at DumbartOn street NJ E. church
.o-ILorroW night. Mr.. Norris Is the most p1pu-
ID. pastor Dumbarton street church has had for
years, ana the end Of bis pastorate is generally
-Cleared-Steamship f. C. Knight
capt. Chichester, for New York. with assert Ell
cargo. Arrived schooner Ann Turner. win
ioV,uoO leet or lumber TO Wheatley Bros
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a CARD.

Tor some tine past it has been apparent IN tba
unceTslREeo that In view Of the small prnfirs ~
WhCh Dry FOODS are being sold, there shonII Ia a
olEertIce ''etWeen CASH and CREDIT: and rs wa
S Se eao,eu uisn daily to compete with houses who
GO Ho credit business whatever, it j. hardlv ~ ,,e
e1ltcteA that We can in all meet their pri.aS
ana sl'e credit customers the advantage of them
We connne ourselves strictly to the one r r 90 svs
Z NJ aho ulark Eli our goods IN plain figures thu .
nIaAlne no distinction between CASH and CREDIT
ano pioDaDiy IN some instances discourage cash
ouyers 80 alter mature nsideration, we have
deter mined TO meet what We consider one of the
Just requirements Of trade, by allowing q discount
OF FIVE PER CENT. for CASH on the day of sac or
upon denNery OF The goods which is The discount
generally allowed at wholesale when we pay ca 81
In making this change We desire to express oIlr
appreciation of the old aud valued customers with
whom we have held such pleasant business relations
Tor so llaFy years and de sire Their patron aye a.
ht retofore assuring all that establishing thi. svs
tenn We do not 1nten to sell the credit customers al
higher price, but to the cash purchases lower
Ire cret.lt customer can purchase at the regular
rates as heretofore. but the buyer cash viii ave
prices
we nave decided to initiate thi. measure hecal se
VIC 4iA tile TINE has wnen the cash buHinG
pnDAc exI eGts and should have the advantage; and
a. We II ieEu Ss to adhere strictly tue
one-price system, which We consider the only fair
and legitimate method of transacfine hnsinass No
can DOLLY effect the object named hy alloyno a AZ
count to all who pay at the time of pnrcb.sa a.
protos u maze this permanent ana oistiupni ali
ing feature OF our house, and rely upon thO,a 10 A
are familiar with our manner of transsctinV bnsi
ness. and uPon the public generally to SUI stsio ma
tits undertaking. believing that the result viii hs 10
our mutual advantage -
W. N. SINISTER SONS,
leD2s-3t 9i0 Pennsyic0nia acc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

MlCHIGAN DEMOCRATS AND G ;-ETBACKERSS
POOL THEIR ISSUES.-BOth the greenbact and
democratic state conventions OF Michigan met
at Lansing yesterday, and, after conference,
united on the following ticket For Judge OF the
supreme court. JnO. B. Shipman. OF Cold Water:
FOR regents of the Michigan University, Geo. r.
sanford OF lngham county, and Henry Whit
ing, OF st. Clair county. The democrats I'D 0pt-
ed the greenback platform, with the exception
OF a resolution characteriZing the policy or the
dominant party as tending to bankruptcy
re- Chas. :. Rowell, the English pede7tr n
sent over by Sir John Ashley 10 walk AGAINST
o Leaiy for the long distance chaupionSh.9 ar
rived at New York YESTERDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

DR.. Moses Son. OF Virginia, have opened an
Office, No. 100 10th street northwest, for the
cure OF cancers, tumorS, ulcers, and extract
wens moes and flesh marks with vegetable
plaster. They have large number OF ca @cers
In the office on eyh;b ttton, with hundreds OF
testimonials from some OF the best citizens OF
The United States Cures guaranteed
225-mSS1m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

EXTENSIVE WHISKY FRAUpS IN ILLINOIS,
Apout luty persons have been arrested at Pekn
and Peoria, Ill, by the United States marshaI
under Indictments for completely i'm WHISKY
frauds; Some are prominent and wealthy citi
HeLs. IA6y represent every branch OF business
ard startling developments are expecIed All
nave been taken to Springfield NO occurrence
mas produced so much excitement In that seq
lloh lor years. one Of the witnesses is said Ia
Le&Vies distiller in hat section. - WV
sE This Is the coolest winter remembered j.,
ireland. Birds have been discovered eating each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

The LABOR LBAGTE OF the nited States filed
cert1f1cate OF Incorporation today The OBJ
Ject is TO assist eacl other in obtaining EMPLOY
ment; TO aid in the mental aud social i'm prove
Inent OF It's members; to care for and pecuniar-
lily assist them in sickness, and to contribute
towards the burial OF its deceased members
and the cOrporatOrS are W. w Brlgg Henry
spencer, John Henry Pierce, Moses Hopkins
Dennis Walker Stewart, Samuel Wilson. Ceas scr
smith, Dennis PurvS, Solomon Hunter, Alex
anCer Anderson, John Bryant, George Votrie
Preston Williams and Lawrence scott
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusemen.s. &C.. Tonight.

National ThtH'er.-s'A Messenger from jarvis
Secti0D"-Mr. Hacauley.
Fords Opera House" The Remarkable HIS
tory or Lispet."
Th>ater Con,ique-" The Mill Murder" and
varieties.
LiHeo',. HdH-Lecture on the Franklin Arctic
Search, by II. ". ID. Bryan.
Wiiayd HaH.-DTamatiC Rotations oy Mrs.
Priscilla Cooper Goodwin.
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DR HApTIEv

Catarfh and tarOat affections, offensive
Dreath ana discharges from the head and lrS
treatments daily from to ), and q to even
lngs cure permanent and guaranteed. No
advance fee. Reception parlOrS No. 80 North
Greene street, Baltimore. Md.
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HATS EoR SppInn M 1870

Gents new style Fur Derby's. 81 to So;
Fine Soft Black and COlOred Felts, 81 to s.;
very nice Stiff and Soft Hats, 15c and 81;
New styles Boys Hats at all prices, from 53n. +,
81, at Lewis, 920 9TH street NV
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CHAMoMILE AND LIVER PILLS Dr Chandler's>,
lufeiy vegetable and tasteless. No noxious
drugs; Formula Oh each package All know
nnat tiiey are taking. Cure dyspepsia heart
Durn, dizziness, oppressive breathing cOstive-
i hess, SICK headache, pain In back or Shoulders,
kloney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities of the blood 25c per
package: All druggists Principal depot, j. w.
Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue 2l11.