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DOToMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring a delightful change from the d.
Pressing heat If tie city can crirv 49,.
an honr and hslfs ride On the poto- --s-NS---ISs
mac river TO Alexa and return T@z--=S=s<-z<s
any day duriI the week for Is cent? or IN tice,s
Tor 90 cents, on the Ferry Boats children under 10
years OF age free. The Boats leave Washington
daily fer Alexandria follows: & 30, 30 $40
~, 10 SO, ii 30 m IL 80, 80 50 40 40
~, $50 and 30 p m The tri,s az so s 10 AMI
ing. -, q "a
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WHE TTVOLIPaRN.

FORMERLY GfFsBDRO
Il NOW OPEN To THE PUBLIC or Picnscs AMI
txcursi ons. The pieasautest summer resort q y
around Washington. The Ferry Bpats land ID
sVery nan hour, and beautiful drive by road 2 n
10 The fsrk First-Class accomn0 I'd atoms at n
CITY frees also fine stabl;nx recommendations fS1
nHstsiss.., Gfand tree Opeling Picnic THURSDAY.
Msy 9Th. RICHARD ROBB, Propriet,r spS0- lrs
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SAD CASE OF DROWNING Stephen f. Cough
IT., about Il years Old. son OF stephen L. Cough
81, clerk in the registers Office OF the Treas
uTy, residing az 1914 oth street northwest, was
drowned saturday while bathing IN the river of
HLa1dbury'S island, 10 which place he went In
company With his parents on an excursion OF
the Mount Vernon pGcking Club. lie was bith-
ing with some companions. and Is supposed 70
have Teen attacked with cramps. Frank
Lemon thirteen years old, very courageouSly
went 10 the aid OF his companion. but the cur
rent was TOO strong 10 save young Cough, WHO
sank out or sight drowning In the presence II his
parents, who were unable TO help him. Every
effort was made 10 recover the body, but with
DGI success.
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SPRING TROTTING MEETING
OF THE NNtSA-
NATIONAL FAIR AsSOCI. S@&S
ALTON,
WASHINGTON, d. O.


CoMMrscIse rM9x-DaY. MY 2lsr AND con
ihoNf fPksr iDSsT-M6NDAY. NAY "a; 5 5Hs.
'-O With Eight Entries - ''A S''o0o
Eau oLAss'''' With light Entries PURSE S'o'
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, JUNE lsr. o,
''OO "iNoih With Twelve Entries. i''A siO'
2:22 PURSE 81. O0c
THIRD DAY~WENDEsDAY, JUNE %.
-'0l o->''' With Nine Entries '
With FIVE Entries.
2:2O Glass;. Pacers1 .......... PURSE $500
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, JUNE SD. .-o,
$50 Observation-Disclosures. PURSE $500
leo CLASS. "..- PURSE 81. 500
HORSES START AT 2:30 p. NJ.
Trains leave B. o r. r. DeEot at ia II a H.
and every twenty minutes thereafter;
No Iiquor or smoking allowed upon tue 6rana
Stand. No Improper Characters admitted 10
stoceb holders privileges have been extended 10 in
clude admission to the Grand stand by coupon
tickets, which must be procured from the once OF
the Association, at SOB Market space on or before
Tbeye Viii he a Band of Music in attendance.
PRICES OF ADMISSION. 20
To the Grounds. 'SoO'
10 10 t the oTaFter stretch and Grand stand
Season Tickets good for the Meeting So.S
Tickets can be procured at the Office OF the Asso
| citation, NO. SOB Market Space myz1-o.-
VNASHINGTON NATATORIUM,
w The only SWIMMING SCHOOL In the us
tct 6ll 6fs and 6l5 St. bet 9th and 7fS s sfSc
lessons Sc Single admission, 2ec I've tlc CO
| 81. lmys-lDl r. e ODLUM ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

DECISION IN THE AVENUE SPECIAL IMPROVE
MENT CAsE.-This morning, in the Court in
General Term, In the case of Columbus Alex
ander agt. the DiStrict-bill TO restrain the en-
1Orce ment special improvement taxes for nav
ing PENNSYLVANIA acknowledgement last term.
the Court ordered the dismissal of the bill. This
is the case, the disposition of which has been
ahH1ous!y looked for by numbers OF other prom
erty holders on the avenue, some of whom
postponed the payment OF their taxes to await
the decision. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

JOHNSON, 7lJ Market SPACE.
$50 pieces White Goods. 12x. Is. 20. half price.
Ito doz. Towels. 81 5n, worth So
80 doZ. Napkins, 75. S7h, 81
ID pieces Table Linen, from 4oc. TO 81 80.
Fculard Silks. sly. 81 cheap.
SEQ Parasols and Umbrellas
Lace and Plain Buntiugs, cheap.
$40 pieces ink, White and Blue Maso,lit, Mating
$50 shetland shawls, from 81 to 50. 90
Agency of Roberts Scissors and Needles
Boston Comfort Corsets ali sizes
Our prices are the lowest
GEO. j. JOHNSON.
my29 S13 Market Space.
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READ THIS COLUMN,

Iron Bitters Cura,sns
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine
Iron Eitters Curatine
Complete Strengthener. Reliable Medicine
Iron Ritters Curattns
Sure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Bitters Curatins
Zurich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaints.
Iron Bitters Curatin.
Renew the Vigor. Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitters Curatins
Give Vitality. Cures scrofula
Iron Bstters Curat,ns
Cure Mslarial Diseases, cures Rheumatism
Iron BItters C.rat,pe
Cure Dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
Iron BItters Ana huih'F''
Cure Indigestion. Curattns
-,.. Cures Fn2ples
6on ENters and Blotchea
Cure Nervous
Irritability. Curatins
.. u,.. Cures Boils s. Old Sores
Cure Langour. Curatins
p.. Cures Ulcers and Bells
Cure Painful SSTsHns
POISONING
Price 81 Bottle ! Price 81 q Bottle.
IRoH BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by STOTT 4 CROMWELL, 1875 Psunsvl.
Vania avenue wholesale and RETAIL and by slI Drug.
gists. decN
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CONGRESS HALL. Cape Nay, opens June 18th.
Mr.. T. a. G1llett viii be az the Metropolitan
Hotel Tuesday. June 1St, with diagram OF
room s. and TO give Information as to rates, &C. T
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HowsoN's ICE CREAM 1925 gal. See adv.
WH. q. MYER's, cutter, has moved from 62s I
u 10 ge4 D s.. n.Ws /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31
DRY GOODS.

EXTRAORDINAR BREAK IN
~ PRICES.
oSNS SIrg 70 the recent decline in prices, DRESS
GOODS reduced from 20 to 40 rer cent
SikiFkD GRENADINES reduced from 37k to IS
BesntItml LAMNS from l0c. TO sc.
LACE BQNTINGS from STIs to 2sc
L0NsDALE COTTON from IL NC to lOc
BIACk sukS. Csc. CoRSETS in boxes CSC.
Slarks best ~ yard Spool COTTON and good 100
ard 81 col SlLh 6c C6 spoois for 2sc.l Beautiful
NeSE horFLiNG, l0s. per yard and up. BLACK
SATIN, I5c. FRENCH CAMRRIilS ard M1DR =
G!NGHAMS reduced from SIC. to 25c: BLACK
CHSh ME- rednced from al. Is to a0c at
my29- ST. "
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DoToMAC FRUIT GRoWEaS. r

~ ~ MMAaIks - IL Hall, Hall, on ". W. rT-S
1851 Leave at 10 =. m. and p. m. <zz'zSSzss~szss
Eeturn AZ and . 30 y. m. Tea and Coffee GRATIS
eSmhi ION and sale Fare to public 5Uc: n holders
OF IN, mbers, half fare Passports 10 be hal on
members, 26 cts. Children same, ~ VI
my29-it W. III. CHASE, Chairman Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

GoLD-FuLgD STUDS, buttons, scarf rings, at
Priggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

GRAND OPENING of the summer garden OF the
Chester county ice cream co. at $50 9Th st. NV.
tonight. Music by WebberS band. t
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &
EXCURsIONs ON STEAMER MARY

~ WASHINGTON
TO OCCOQUAN FALLS
Every Wednt sday and FRIDAY dur ~
me the season. Leave her wharf at = ny
y m; returning at 8 pm. Fare -sS-1E@4su.E1h
round trlr. nc. Music and dr. ncins.
FIFTY MILES RIDE FOR 10 GENTS
Every Monday during the season. Music AMI
10 MARSHALL HALL AND Mt. VERNON
SPRINGS
Every sunday. Leave az 2 so n. m returning m
i;aO. Round trip 25c. The steamer can ba g,ar
tered on reasonable terms. Apply ~ w. l. SEARS
cur Only authorized agent. corner 18th and r Sta
or at the boat. M, Al T. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-31

TIE BYRNES DIVORCE CAsE-In The case Of
Mary Byrhes agt. Daniel j. Byrnes. bill for di-
Vorce, the allegation is cruel treatment, and she
cites cases II. $50 and IA 046 Police Court and
lS,S20 Criminal Court as evidences of his cruelty
Mrs. ByrneS. In note to THE STAR. says her
husband has been unfortunate In not being
aole TO secure steady employment, but was
never Siothlu nor neglectful CT his family and
his OILY faults are being generous and at times
tiCe, - 1J~N
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
August a6, 1885,

sc r. a week in your own town. Terms and SIS outht
: Ofree. Address Ii. Hallett Il Co., Portland, Me.
an 15-ly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

~ > WEEK. *L2 aday at home easily made. Costly
: ! AoHt6t free. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Me
an l5-1y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

q Perfume 1 Chrome. &C.. Carts. a on. Zoe. ~ nihrei c.r',.nd
M C f IocEet h..c. .,- Autograph AAd-n, 80 Game ALtEuo.
~ y Fun Card. u. SLmun DzA CEn1nsla, Conn
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

The largest land animal which is
known to have existed on the globe has
been described by Prof. Marsh. Its
name is Atant0SauratS imn1antS. The
thioh-bone of the monster is over eight
feet long, with thickness at the larger
end of twenty-five inches. A compari-
son of this bone with the femur of a
crocodile would indicate that the fossil
saurian, if of similar proportions, had
total length of 115 feet. That the
reptile was at least 100 feet long when
alive is probable. The other bones OF
the animal which have been found are
proportionately gigantic. One of the
caudal vetebrH measures more than SIX
teen inches in transverse diameter.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
Personal AND LITERARY.

4 LoNGFELLow has declined three times
foreign missions offered him by the
4 Government.
ARCHIBALD FORBES, the English war
correspondent, expects to visit America
in the autumn, to deliver hundred
lectures.
OUIDA is no longer young, is growing
stout, dresses neatly, loves luxury, has
been in love, talks little, and is con-
stantly growing more and more sarcas-
tic about women of society.
LoNGFELLOw's "Evangeline" has
been translated into Portuguese by o
lawyer and man of letters living at Lis
bon. 1t is prefaced by short disserta-
tiOn on American literature.
GENERAL j. MEREDITH READ is busy
with a book on the life and times of
GibbOn, the historian, for which he has
been making very extensive researches
among the documentary treasures of
Switzerland.
JOAQUIN MILLER, the poet, was mar
ried in New York recently to Miss Abbie
Leland, third daughter of the late Major
Leland, of General Grants staff Cards
were not issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
are making arrangements to visit
England.
SECRETARY SCHURz is we'll known as
one OF the best amateur pianists in the
country. A few evenings since, in
Washington, Senator Pendletm, of
ONO, gave a musical party, at which
MI SchuM played the piano, and Mrs.
fendIeton and her daughter the harp.
TWENTY years ago Jay Gould was
!ooblng sole leather, and had tannery
IN the Pennsylvania woods, the place
oelhg called Gouldsborough. He is
now making money faster than any
oody in the country. He has Just
erected q handsome monument to his
parents.
MR. w. H. MALLOCK, the author of
~, l&e New Republic and "Is Life
"on4 LivingP" is a sallow, dark,
aa!red man of thirty-five. He hiss re-
o iOio, ttllIl 10 a SOlU vi TbCuttSGs,
GG1ev9tlng himself to reading and study.
ne does not look robust, having THE
S'oop OF excessive application.
MING ALFONSO has sent a photograph
vi himself, beautifully framed, in Span
ia enamel of gold and silver on steel
% e, 'he Historical Society of Missouri at
o.; o. Louis. The picture bears the
hlng autograph, and is token of ap-
ptoVai OF the society's intended celebra-
siSai aon Oh the anniversary of the first Mis-
SsSlppl exploration.
a. CANoN FARRAR, the distinguished
f susllor and clergyman, is "a man under
ITo's-nVe nJns years of age, of .horid COM
Efe%aon Ee and sanguine temperament.
nj ne Is compactly built and under the
hmedium ha height. He has good voice,
Du' 1 reads like an unframed schoo -boy.
H@,,f mS preacher the Canon is somewhat
agery -i'''ils inn
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
Climpses at the Amusing Side OF the
Miners Life.

It was nearly year ago when Lead
vile was first showing what there was
in her. There were several newly-maae3
bonanza kings about Denver then, ana
among them was man who had prob
ably never had $40 in his pocket at one
time previous to his strike. To him the
possession of a watch was the natural
evidence of the possession OF compe-
tence, and as he had made more than
competence he felt that the fact should
be indicated by the purchase OF several
watches. These he had deposited IN
the Grand Central Hotel safe. One
night he came into the office very much
the worse for liquor, lurched up to the
desk and hiccoughed out to the clerk:
"Gimme a watch" A timepiece was
passed to his unsteady hands, but IN
endeavoring to thrust it into. his trousers
pockets, he let it slip and fall upon the
floor. Without casting a glance at the
fallen watch he lurched to the counter
again, reached out his shaking hand,
mustered all his faculties to the task OF
speaking, and then blurted out; "Glm.
me 'nuther!" Can the indifference OF
aflluence 90 beyond thisP -.
He was evidently a "tenderfoot'
but as he stopped before an old miner
and held out piece of micaceous gran
ite for his inspection, he made strong
effort to look as if he had been born
with contempt for civilization, and
that the feeling had been steadily grow
inc on him ever since. "What DO you
make this out to beP" he asked, indicat-
ing the specimen with nod.
Humph!' was the expressive answer.
"Gold quartz or carbonatesP" The
honest miner" turned 1t over in his
hand indifferently, took out his knife
and picked at it for a while, and then
asked: "Got much of it," "Thou-
sands of tons,n answered the other,
eagerly. "How much do you suppose
she'll run?n "Can't tell nuthin' with
out an assay" "But you can guess,
can't you; you can guessP" "Oh,
YES" answered the barnacle, "any
bod Y kin guess; but guess is liable to
be extravagant. Now, shall say-but,
mind We, i may go over the mark
should s-a-a-a-y burning the specimen
over again and holding it up to the
Light, | should s-a-a-a-y that if ye can
save a the gold in this and catch the sill
yer, and not waste the lead, that it
might run about-well, about So to the
county"
IL; this my trainP" asked a traveller
at the Kansas Pacific depot of a loun-
GER. 81 don't know, but | guess not, "
was the doubtful reply; 81 see it's got
the name of railroad company on the
side. and l expect it belongs to them.
Hey YOU lost train anywhere?"
"Do you like your champagne dryP''
asked A. of B., who didn't know how
he liked his champagne, because he had
only made his strike the day previous
and had never before seen any cham
payne to which he felt justified in ap-
plying a pronoun in the possessive case
II dunno" replied B., "but l guess
you'd better gimme some that's wet
I'M sort o. thirsty"
1t was about Bedford that the remark
was made: "Jim has some right good
points" it ran, "but the great trouble
with him is that he is always about SIX
lengths ahead of every body's judgment
and gaining at every jump. "-De'ace'
(COlO.) Inter- Oce0n.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
Tn Powder Form.

yEaETINE put up in this form is within the
reach of ali. By making the medicine your
self Won can, from a 5O-cent package contain
inc the bsrks, roots and herbs, make two bot
Ties of t5s LIQUID Vegetine. Thousands will
GLADLY avail themselves of this opportunity,
Who have the convenences to make the med
icine. Full directions in every package.
Vegetine in powder form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores. II you cannot buy
# of them inclose 80 cents in postage stamps
for one package, or 81 for two packages, and
/ will send it by return mail II. R. Stevens,
Boston, Mass.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
HUMOROUS.

.EooAn, do,orip'ion-tho story OF
trap Pp' u the hand is not worth two
ina cage woman, never elope unless
YOUS%b OUotber kuows your route
soar mo'nO' ends out the man who robs
1hE hen She Tlq'' is always laying Tor
bsF b neiS, eNSc Orleans RicayDr'e' ..naor
hin --n'" and mule are too tender
Pr ! pee to look oo upon suffering. Ihey Ihey
hesrted 10 tDrn lO their back when they
s'lks, ',c,xyAr1 is called the Paris ar uo,l Oh
CNciNIhNlia !.a hocause the first sounds you you
AM erlcS' onterng USI it are We-we!-He~
~ o0n,. Isst words which would have
H5 JoTn T1,v to history as the dying us-
10 be dO~f tbe Car would have been;
lsIanG1e lEnI1 Tm 81 bic ibIowed. ."-OA city DeT'os.
Eell' a' ! OTIS ~ lecturer calls his lecture
nd ST, The tbe Horn" although there
rounu pr few @ men in that city who GO
a Sei, !: nhorn." They approach 1t
epInu pOslT q and seize it by both dilen'
s-NoriStO0n Heraa'
- o0romels, with false teeth III;
CHEW cai ,io|1r shoes with mittenS on;
UntlG .o .nrs away. and try to WIN;
Throw oom0,2 1Nsage when the train is gone,
Iake In p'd5SGH 90 IN of these, indeed,
f0u dify dditywOuld be nearly as surprlstnS
hHu hiHtronld be, if you should succeou
As SD tMU bnsiuess without advertising
,rurRE is no dependence to be placeaa
lnme mnp men, A Wisconsin man agreed
0p some nrowd lnr that if they'd get him
y w. w drunk he take a stick and tight a
ugly Ss InsrA hear' Al and after they'd Iiquore!di
eioSI IT, m UIl' Ie wouldn't do anything but sit
y III Ip borreI r and sing: "rm bound to
ii a butcher, by Dlazes, or de- -1A''-
xaukee NeDS' , ~
GENERAL FRANKLIN FIERCE was oP-
ooJ to the Hon. Matt Hubbard IN
ipme 1us cause in a New Hampshire court
aE,i,V Tbn Generals strong point was his In
dnence e over a jury, and in this partlcu-
jsr case the eyes of every juryman were
snAused with tears by his pathetlGc c
ejeading. Mr.. Hubbard, in a grun
Voice, said, in his reply: Gentlemen
a the Jury, understand that l am not not
Sorinq for water." And this opening
Completely neutralized the effect OF the
General S eloquence. .-Harper' s Dr9'0er'
THE Mayor of a French village re-
f1ses his authorization to an itinerant
onack who wishes to sell his wonderful
EIixir of Life, warranted to cure cornS,
toothache, consumption, liver com
nIaint rheumatism and boils, and equal
3v available as a cement for broken
crockery, an insect exterminator and a
Heather preservative. His Worship is
afraid that the vaunted panacea may
contain noxious drugs. "Oh, there IS
mo danger of that, your EXcellency'
says the quack, assuringly; "nothlng
lin it but cold water" al beg your
pardon, then" says the Mayor, signing
the authorization; Il was afraid there
was some fraud about it, you know. -
N Y World.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

THAT was a pretty little lesson In geog-
Taphy that Albert Wolf wrote with his auto
graph for the Murcia relief fund of the Paris
press: "Thc town of Murcia is situated in a
Spanish province of the ideal empire of
charity, which has no frontiers, in which
there is no difference of races, where all the
inhabitants speak the same language, that OF
the heart, and all the citizens are equal be-
fore the human solidarity"
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
r,. D.arHear Through the Teeth

Perfectly all Ordinary Conversation, Lectures, Con
certs Etc by Ne,B Channels TO the Nerves Of Hearing
NV means Of recent wonderful scientific invention
the Dentaphone. For remarkable public tests on
the Deaf, also on the Deaf and Dumb see the y. Y.
VsrdIG Sent Is; the n Y. ChriStidn AdrOcdte. Nov.
N etc Send for FREE pamphlet TO the American
Dentaphone Co., 2S9 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

THE Florida orange crop this year is much
larger than ever before. From such counties
as are easily accessible the figures point to a
crop of about 100000 boxes. In Putnam
County alone the 1879 yield was nearly.5, ,500,-
bearing, the crop will amount to 25,OOO,OO0
oranges.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

AN American grain elevator has been
taken to London and put to work. The
Telegraph says; $50 strange structure
moored in the river caused much excitement
among the water population, and the tower
be tin packing-cases going from Woolwich to
bring home Cetywayo, while others mistook
it for new floating parish church,
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

TIE power of plants to force their way
through resisting medium is very remaria-
BILE. A writer in foreign journal asserts that
he has known dandellon to grow through
two inches of asphalt which had been spread
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

EVERY man who has become President Of
the United States has been elected during a
leap-year This is something for the girls to
wonder over
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

SPRING is come, and prudent parents should
see that the hinges to the front gate are prop
erly strengthened for the campaign. AyOung
man on the front gate is worth two in the
parlOr.- Chicago Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

TT was saving Of Confucius, "I am happy man. for
n have fault men observe it." Now 1t is a saving,
liam happy man. for II l am sick and ailing, there
IN HUNTS REMEDY to cure me-" Trial size rs cents.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

FROM the London Academy: A logical def
milton of poetry is still wanting, and it is ia
safer to affirm what poetry is not than wha
1t is.n
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
Catholic Americans and Others!

SEND six cents for specimen of The Illustrated
Catholic american, II Barclay St., New York
Bright pictures, stories, poems and sketches.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

IT is said that since his bankruptcy Edwin
Booth has earned $500, 900 on the stage.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

Iris said that four million packages of Fra
zer's Axle Grease were sold in 1919; and we
believe it.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13
VEGETINE.
One Package in Powder Form
Cured ScrOfula.
How to Reduce Your Doctors Bills.

So BREMEN ST., EAST BOSTON, MASS,
Sept 80, 1879.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS: ,,.,
lear Str-hly little daughter Stella has been afflicted
a long time with Sc1Ofltd, suffering everything EN-
plOyed different physicians in East Boston, but they
6eped her none bought some of your i'0'rder-f0In
Vegetine and my wife stepped and gave to the chd
according to the directions, and we were sTpISeu ~
iortniphtiS fine to see how tn. child had gained In
flesh and strength. She is now gaining every day,
and can cheerfully recommend your remedy to be the
best we have ever tried. n,
Respectfully yours J.T WEBB
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE is the universal
remedy for burns scalds cuts bruises, etc.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

luAgn Wholesale aud retail. Send forprice-
n M n list Goods sent COD. Wigsmade to ORDER
nEkAbbtE, BURNHAM IL State Street Chicago
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

q nnA WEEK in your own town. Terms and
DUO IS outfit free Addrs H. Hallett&Co Portland, Me-
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

JAY GOULD has an income of $4,000 perday.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

OnA choice selections for elocutionsts and school
SUU exhibition, dialogues etc, % CTS. .. ~
JESSE HANEY Il co. 1lg Nassau ST. n. I.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-13

G10 A WEEK. S12 day at home easily made.
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