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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-17
THE COUR rs.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Macarthur.
Johnson agt. johnson; order limiting time.
Hills agt. Gayer; order for appearance Inger-
soil agt. James; order for delivery of notes.
Smith agt. Kenny; argued and submitted
Adamantine Brick co. agt. Woodruff ct al; on
hearing.
POLICE COURT-J,idae Smell.
To-day, James Austin, profanity; S. or seven
days. Jennie Nixon, disordery; do. Thomas
Hughes and Sophia Ware, disorderIy; do. John
Shea, DO, do. Mary Matthews, throwing stones;
forfeited. Mary Stmms, vagrancy; thirty days.
charlotte Hall and John Stewart. maintaining
a nuisance; personal bonds. Margaret John
son, Minnie McNulty, and Annie Chase, main
tanning nuisance; personal bonds. John S.
Baldwin, falling to exhibit light on an exca-
yation; personal bonds VIM. II. Toomey, In
decent exposure; s.. Albert Middleton, fast
driving; $50. George Teeples alias Tipples,
same charge: $40 or thirty days. John Clark
and Moses Winters. loud and bOisterOus: s. or
seven days each. VIM. Harris, throwing stones
In the street; 81. VIM. Brown and Thomas
Ross, malicious trespass; S. or ten days each.
George Mansfield, assault on Laura Hanf1eld by
striking In the face; 800 or twenty days. Robt.
Barbour, assault; 81. John Davis, assault on
Theodore B. Crow; 81. Martin Connolly, as
sault on Patrick NJ McDonnough; S., or 10 days.
george Cole. assault and battery with intent to
Kill James Davis; continued. w. H. Lee rape
on Aggie GIL; continued. Louis Murphy, as
sault on wife; personal bonds B. Bowles, as
Sault; 81.
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Blue POINTS, only csc. per Dozen Maisor
D'Olee, next to Wizards

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF fncorpO-
ration have been filed in the Office OF the Re-
corder OF Deeds in the name of the Atkinson 8
Patent Flour Mill Company, with capital
stock OF SPECIALIZATION b. Atkinson. VIM.
Cammack, E. p. Ham, Lysander Hill, VIM. I'll.
Marbury, Augustus NJ. Hall, Samuel FL. Lunt
and Robert F. Knox are named as trustees:
also, certificate Of the Endowment Association
of the Sons OF Jonadab, the object to create and
perpetuate fund TO be paid the heirs or
assigns OF deceased memberS-Wm. ii. Young,
John Berry, Robert S. Graham. r. o. Polkin-
horn, Thomas Summerscales, managers; also.
OF Columbia Reduction Company, for the pur-
pose OF assay ing, testing, treating and working
gold and silver ores and minerals, &C., with q
capital stock OF s30,O00-John R. French, John
ID. Rice. Jno. II. Clark, - Morgan, C. d. GIL
more. Thcs. o. Hills, NJ. II. Farley and J. NJ
Wilson, trustees; also, trustees election of the
Holy Cross churchill. r. Bigelow, Rich Hud-
son. Edw. n. Lewis, J. B. Winner, H. Pelham
ard James A. Harold, are the trustees; Also
District OF Columbia Artillery School and Corps
for the advancement Of members In the art
and science OF warfare. The paper filed by the
Artillery School is deliberately ornamented with
colored pictures representing a squad dis
mounted or drill mounted officers and prtvates
drill as Infantry, &C., and embroidered orna.
mentS In cOlCrS
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How Thick Is n Mani

how thick is man? Who will believe that
a man, twenty years old and one hundred and
hole in stone wall six by eleven inches In Size.
twenty-five feet from the ground, and escaped
down rope? These were the exact clrcum-
stances under which Charles Crayton SEN
fenced on Friday last to one years imprisOn-
ment and 500 fine and costs on two indictments
for assault and battery, escaped from the We
mango county 1ail at p o'clock Monday night
the same offence and sentenced at the same
time, vas confined In the northwest corner CELL
second tier the one farthest removed from the
apartments OF the sheriff. Using two case
knives, which had been converted into saws he
first cut through the one and a-half inch up
right iron bar dividing the window, which is six
inches wide. He then, with q cold chisel, cut
into the wall, which is composed OF soft free
stone, until he had freed both ends OF a fat
cross0ar OF half-inch iron, through q hole I'm
which the upright was passed. Just below the
next crossbar above he cut into the upright to
depth OF three-sixteenths Of an inch, and, In
se1tlng one end OF q long bed. slat he and his
9y apply their united strength to the
made. This left space of six inches wide and
eleven inches high. Previously he and his
partner had torn their blanket into narrow
Securing the rope to what.was left of the up.
right rod, he thoroughly soaped the sides OF
1ne opening, soaped his own naked body and
down the rope, dressed himself after his
clothes were thrown down by his accomplice
and escaped through storm Of rain raging
larger frame, did not attempt the hopeiess
task OF getting through the window but
went quietly to sleep. There were found 10
hammer and two bags, converted into sacks
from the sleeves OF shirt, connected by cord
OF sufficient length to bring them, IL hung over
have been used to protect his sides as he elgei
his way Thu ough the aperture, although this Is
scarcely probable. These were filed with soft
bread. Underneath the window were picked
up piece OF meat, wrapped in a scrap OF news
paper, an old clay pipe, and string OF about
twenty five feet In length, composed partly of
strips from his shirt, and partly OF hempen cord
fOil City Derrick
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Smoking Ladies.

But what one thinks in America of
link in Europe where Il SO eauee fo %
does not fat, famous and frolcsome Emily
Faithful smoke like Michigan tug boat? Does
mot the ao6 sse OF enjoy quiet
Wales have her pretty little cigarette case
which she hides profoundly from the smoke
abhorrIng nose OF her royal mamma-in-law?
Nine. mtaZZt In Italy Is said to be great
smoker. and so also is Elizabeth Thomp-
son, the artist, In England. The two daugh-
tiers ter Of t the Duo do1leans' one Of whom was
is the wife Of the Pretender Don Carlos los
although smoking ladies are so numerous in
that American ladies are the greatest habitual
smokers in the world. al never saw q lady
smoke In America" l had occasion frequently
Once upon time In Paris I lived several
months M IN an extensive pension des demoiselles.
American OF twenty-five, from Boston, q
sort OF parlor boarder, who had many extra
privileges besides that OF a private bed
ty IN sse 1sasy R a oo seat exa In
IKE hospital "Ah, but your American
ladies do smoke, and smoke a great deal
the school one day. mile. n smokes much
more than M: lie Proresseur, and If you don't
Delleve lt Will some day show you the ashes
that come down from her room."' 1 said moth
would have made madame's golden wig stand
up like quilts On fretful porcupine and re-
duced the matron to a state Of glbbering
1diocy. l could have told that, indeed, many
cigarettes were smoked in Mile. Ms room
each night, and that great were the
ashes thereof; also could l have told that
every night when that huge dormitory
full OF pupils was still and every girl, asleep,
four OF the teachers, all girls themselves OF
from twenty to twenty-five whose business 1t
was to watch and guard that sleeping fold stole
softly from their beds, up the attic stairs, across
the roof, down a skylight and thus into Miss
Ms room, where, with bottle or two of beer
and unlimited cigarettes, they smoked, drank
and chatted till-goodness only knows how
late-as If this were, indeed, not a pension
des demoiselles, but a popular Brassene
In the Latin quarter. "Girls glrls how
1ndiscreet!" l exclaimed one night when.
returning from the theater after midnight, /
was quietly let into Miss Ms ROOM whittier
had been attracted by the light, and where /
found the smoke so thick that could only half
distinguish five flushed and laughing faces
looking, If truth must be told more like the
merry bacchantes OF Rubens' pictures than
like the nun-llke maidens of q pension des
demo1selles In virtuOus, monastfc France. "Ah,
but you will not betray us!' they exclaimed
eve must amuse ourselves a little, and you
know how triste our life is here!"-[Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
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BETTER THAN EvER.-Howson,s ice cream

HoNoRARLY DIsCHARGED.-Int the Police Court
this morning Mrs. Annie z. Barker was
charged with the larceny OF clothing ard other
articles from Mrs. Josephine Jehle, which were
recovered by Officer Powell on search warrant
yesterday. Mrs. Jehle testified that she had
these things In trunk In Mrs. Bankers house
on I'd street, near northwest, and when she
moved the articles were missed. For the de-
fence, Sally Dawes, cOiored woman In the
employ OF Mrs. Barker, testified that she bought
the articles In question from Mrs. Jehe's sister,
paying altogether about 81 50 for them, besides
doing some little errands for her. Mrs Barker
corrobOrated her servant and the court honor
ably discharged the defendant. The witness
Sally Dawes claimed the articles, but the court
directed that the goods be returned to Mrs
Jehle
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CUTICURA
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Infallibly Cures.

CuTICURA, assisted by CUT1CuRA SOAP ia ear
ne,y belle, cd to be the only positive Specinc Rem
edy for the cure Of Salt R6eum or Eczema, King
impeiso teprosy, Mehen, PGnrirs
Itch Ground Itch. Bsrbe1's Itch, Jackson's Itch,
scay Eruptions and IrIitations Of the Skin scaii
Head 1a1drnff: Dry: Thin and Falling hair Pre-
and 1rritations Of the Scalp; Bcrofulous Ulcers
Sores. and Discbarging Wounds; Cuts, Wounds
fammation; Rheumatism, and Affections Of the
Muscles and Joints; Fore Throat, .Diphtheris,
Group, and HoarseDess- In all cases of Blood and
Skin Humors the CUT1oURA REsoLvENr should be
effected. 40
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tr-Thc Philadelphia Commercial Exchange,
by vote OF ~ TO ~, has adopted the GENITAL sys
TEN as the basis for the purchase ana sale OF
grain Hour AMI seeds, To take effect on Jan. 81,
i--n.
~ The miners ami employees OF the lehigh
valley Coz, Exeter shaft, at Itttston, Pa, ga
~ nuinbef, nave resolved to resume WORK AZ the
old prices.
90 The Gentlemen cfcketefs % ireland brat
the united team ~ IL, ~ central New York, AZ
EytaCuHs, yesterday, by 81 to a.
80 A. wheeling, " Va, yesterday, n. ~.
NDoda, whir Inislns paint, hpiilsd ao,ne on
lhe sinfs. n lghiissi AID ssi hIe "a the hoslss
std No o. saa ss,sisll aud bss wife fs,alli
bafGFd
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DECISION RESERvED.-The argument In the
case OF Coyle against Davis, which has been In
progress before the Equity Court for several
days past, was concluded yesterday, and judge
Macarthur reserved his decision. This case
involves the title to the Intelligencer Building
property. corner Of It'll and d streets, which is
canned OF Davis. Coyle claims that he gave
mortgage on the building, and has q right to
redeem it, "
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HowsoN's Ice CREAM, s1.15 a gallon.

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
Chas. Scout TO VIM. 81. KeilholtZ and g. B. Har-
Iison, original lots and 10, So 1917; S. O0O
145, lot 9, SO. 112, part T. So e. lot 8, SO. "a,
part 9, so. 81, and part s5 so. 60; 800. Charles
Shields to Harvey Spalding, lots 10 and 20, so.
lC0l; =. N. =. Mcclellan to Harvey Spalding,
ID. ID. Taulman, part of a tract called Youngs-
borough; 500. E. s. Rowland to Philip Hutch
1nson. lot 2, so. 1901; $40. Jesse Shreeve to s.
w. Williams, part lot 2. SO. 922; $1,000 Samuel
jackson to Belya A. Lockwood, lots 21, 22 and
g, so. 800; $50.
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HowsoN's Ice CREAM, 10 cts. a plate.

REAL ESTATE SALES. Messrs. Duncanson
Bros. auctloneers, sold on the 18th inst, for
Charles Walter, trustee, lots B and In subdi-
vision OF lot In square 5l4, situated on the
and 5th streets northwest, and containing
about |, 4Os square feet of ground, to II. Burk-
hardt, for "a cents per square foot. Also, for
Charles b. Maury and Frank T. Rawlings, trus-
tees, lot Al in square 119, situated on r street,
between 18th and 18th streets northwest, to l.
V. Marshall. for 20 cents per SQUARE foot
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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 A L BAKING
. YY IA L POWDER
II o o Y AAAA L BAKING
600 ILL PONDER
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Absolutely pure Made from Grape Cream T

Absolutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial. 1876; Vienna (Austria) Xxx
position, 1873 and oil other proiniLeut EXPO stions
and state Fairs, North and South.
"DR. r. DANA HAYES, State Assayer OF Masss
chusetts," reports That the materia Of winch IL II
conf ed are pute and wholesome.
TIE GOVT CHEMIST.
On n A. MOTT, shya Nsa scientlhe fact u IN
perfectly pure. ana uniform ln ~ an Ton tha'
no mistake occur In its usc. The Rofa
bahing Powder 10 the r,sut Of years oi fes'arch
aud .XIeslment hy lhYsicisn ana rh"m II VIZ
eb,sii 81 ths s,eBt M leaveno apss yns str"us u
aud putty piosoftttn ell the Drntt t'tH ulv,n"Ht
lish May ,tiscut huss wheat - up, MuihuH
nifasls,IS ehpfi cHhr lnsn It.s ! dinsst = sh"s
and all tinds ~ ieafl
sola IN zane enly ts.ps 10 Sue
az Mo- fi,ssp tv,s ifrs T1pts asa . AVID
ssss ssi as slsa 81 sts4 issss a ksis 10 ~
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SKIN EISEASES.
A severe case OF five years, duration
entirely cured.

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlenen,-For the
benefit OF the world wish to make this statement:
l have been afflicted with skin disease for about
five years, and have tried almost everything that
could bear OF without any relief Whatever, until
saw your CUT!cURA REMEDIES advertised, and con-
Guided to try them.
certify that only used them about six weeks
urtl was entirely well, but before commenced
using them, my face, breast, and back were almost
a solid scab: and often scratched the blood iron
my body am now entirely well and think your
that ever WAS brought before the public
Very gratefully yours. T. NJ FOX
OADDo, IND. TEB., Feb II. 1879
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MARRIED.-Last evening at O'Clock Mr.. Ga
lusha Rggles and Miss Annie Schneider (daugh-
ter OF Mr.. L. Fl. Schneider) were married at st.
ciattDg. Mr.. and Mrs. Riggles repaired to the
residence OF DR.. A. C. Adams, on 18th street.
the brother-fn-law of the bride, where they
received the congratulations Of their many
bridal fGI,r
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THE EDWARDS WILL CoNTEsrED-Yester-
day, q bill was filed by Dennis Ferry, James T.
Ferry, Jr, ct al, agt Charles A. Langley, ct al,
for the construction OF the will of the late Jo-
seph Edwards. The bill states that Edwards
died in october, 1871, leaving will, which con-
tains the following: 81 give and bequeath to
my daSSsn;ee:.s Eliza Ferry and Mary Ann Lang
ley, In trust for the benefit OF .c.n.elr children,
the house and lot on which 1t is, fronting On
L street, house numbered 142S, square num-
bered ZIG, being the next house west Of the one
bequeathed to Edward Edwards, In trust for
his children;" and concludes In the above
deV1ses and requests that have made, wish
proeerty so named and designated be held In
lr'.ot by the person so named as trustee, until
the youngest Child In each family shall become
OF age, when 1T shall be conveyed to them as
tenants In common" The compliments aver
that under the proper construction of the viii
they are entitled to Gil interest in said prop
erty, and that defendant langley claims one
half OF the rents and prOntS, anG they ask q de-
cisiOn In their favor,
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THE NATIONAL convention OF Beneficial and
Mutual Relief Associations will meet In this
city on the 18th Of next month, and there will
be representatives from all parts of the coun-
ny: Last evening meeting OF the l. o. o. F.
mutual Relief Association was held at the hall
on 9TH street, to elect delegates thereto, and
John F. Havenner, president; Thomas w. Fow-
Ter, secretary, and DR.. s. A. FL. McKtm were
selected as delegates. 1t was resolved that a
cooperative committee Of arrangements and
reception OF delegates, consisting OF seven mem
Ders be appointed, and suitable appropriation
was made to meet expenses
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BARNTM CONING.-The veteran Snowman
With an exhibition that eclipses all his former
shows, Will be In Washington, next Monday
for three days only. His greatest of all shows
is under his personal management, and en-
braces menagerie, museum and circus The
public will be advised Of the arrival OF Barnun
by street parade, In which many OF the AMI
mails and curtOSttieS will be exhibited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
Mcdaniel and Maria Prim; Henry Williams and
Louisa Walker; George w. Field, OF Washing
ton, d. c., and Martha F.. Norris, of MontgO.
merry county, Md; Daniel Statesman and LIZ
zie Wallace; Samuel Lee and Lefty Gof1 Dick
ensOn T. Hoover and Annie NJ. Schetlin j.
Hooper Shepherd, OF Cambridge, Md, and Helen
NJ. Robinson, OF Baltimore, Md.
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CARPETs.-2OO choice designs in ingrains and
Brussels. TOwsOn's, IA. ave-, south side, near
eth.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. F1scher's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 9O6 G street, near 9th street. BY promptly
adopting the latest Improvements, whether Of
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to do his work In q manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
efTectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed Il!
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work DONE and
suiting dull times.
Doctors Fees from Two to Five Dollars.
Quirk's Irish Tea costs but Is cents, and In all
bilious disorders is positive cure.
SKINNY MBN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
"WelLes' Health Renetrer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanne6S, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, N. Y,
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. S,24-eo1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
Lo.1s Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t cOrrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry ana diarrhDa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes An old and well-tried rem.
edy: Is cents bottle
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SALT RHEUM.
Helpless for eight years-Una ole to walk
Got about Ola hands and knees.
A wonderful cure.
SALT RHEUM.

Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER: Gentemen,-I have
had most wonderful cure of Salt Rheum. For
It on my head, face. neck. arms. and legs. 1 was
not ableto walk, only on my hands and knees, for
one year. bave not been able to help myself for
eight years tried hundreds Of remedies: not one
had the least effect. The doctors said my case
lncurable. SO my parents tried everything that
cane along. | saw your advertisement and CON
cuded to try CU1ICURA REMEDIES. The frat box
OF CU1ICURA brought the humor to the surface of
my skin. 1t would drop off a. it came out, until
now am entirely well. All can say ID, thank you
nost hear tlly for my cure. Any person who thinks
this letter fraud let them write or come and see
nae and md out for themselves.
Yours truly. WILL MCDONALD
1918 BIZ TTERFD Id &T.,
CHICAGO, ILL, March 4, 1879.
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CARPETS and rugs from all the looms OF Chris
tendon. Wash. Il. Williams, 81 and 3l9 9Th
street
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"WHAT. NEVER" "Well. hardly -.
"TheIe! There, Don't repeat that expression
any more. AFTER the operafs over will take
you TO the Terrace. and get some of HoWson' s
splendid ice cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-17

A LADY IN THE CAsE.-George Cole was ar
ra1gned to-day In the Police Court on the charge
or assault and battery On James Davis The
latter testified that at the corner of eth and F
streets, on the Sth Of September. he was knocked
GOWN and the next thing he knew was In the
hospltat He was walking with young lady
Tot Know the girls name. but called her Miss
Anna. The prosecuting witness was evidently
IaDof1ng under mental arrangement, and
other witnesses being absent the case was con-
Unued.
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Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Warrington
street. Boston, and for sale by I'll Druggists. Price
OF CUTICURA, small boxes, 80 cents large boxes,
81 REsoLvKNT. 81 per bottle. OuTIoURA Soar.
Is cents per cake by mail, so cents; three cakes,
Is cents.
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ALEXANDRIA NOTEs.-There is some talk OF
establishing an iron furnace In this vicinity, as
also fruit-caDning establishment. ID. j.
Turner, g. C. OF K. OF P. In Virginia, paid visit
to the Alexandra lodges on Monday night ..
The revenue bill, as framed by the committee
on finance OF the city council, provides for a
slight reduction OF taxation. AuStin Baird
was severely cut on the hand Monday night by
VIM. Roberts, while the latter was skylarking,
with large Barlow knife. 80. The Alexandria
Hebrew congregation has elected the following
officers:-PTesident, Isaac E1chberg; vice presI
dent, Henry Schwarz; secretary, Joseph Kaufr-
man: treasurer T. ?osenthal; trustees, Joseph
heimer. -. The public Schools OF the county
opened Monday. with the necessary number In
each school. Mr.. James f. Clements school, at
lowing cases have been tried at police head
quarters:-ThOmas Henry, Pat. Jenkins and
Lewis Shelton, colored, for dlsorderly conduct,
abusing and beating his wife, was locked up for
a heartDg.-[Gazette,
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SEE adyt. OF Howson's popular Ice cream. I

WARDRoBRs lit for EmperorS garments
Wash. Il. Williams, 3l7 and 3l9 Tth street.
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COLLINR
Voltaic Electric Pastors.

These Plasters put new life into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles. strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Infamm alton from the Liver and Kid
neys, stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, and when
placed the pit Of the Stomach. cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, and Bilious Colo, prevent Ague. Mala
ria. and other diseases Get the genuine. U
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CVTICURA SOAP.
M edfcinal and Toilet.

Is prepared from CUTIcURA in q modified 70. H.
and is positively indispensable in the treatment of
preservation Of the Skins Of infants for gentlemen
who shave and are troubled with tender faces. for
Scalp. and for all purposes Of the toilet bath and
nursery.