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CUTICURA REMEDIES
For Blood, Skin and Scalp HumOrs
Are prepared by WEEKS h Potter. Chemists
and druggists, 800 Washington street, Boston
~ Front street. Toronto, Ont. and Snow Hill,
ct CUT1cURA, small boxes, so cents large boxes,
=! hEsoLvENT, 81 per bottle CUTIoURA MEDIoI-
Nal TOILET SOAP, 70 cents per cake; CUTICURA
MEP1C1NAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; In bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers. 80 cents.
COLLINS,
Voltaic Plasters,
jy7-w,s ~ A "e"Aa eeS
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toNGRESs HALL, AT CAFE MAY, is entirely
changed from last year and can not now Ia
ccgniLed by any remembrance Of the season
q 1S.9- - ~ 0~O~
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SEE advertisement for steamer Arrowsmith's
excursion TO Blackstone Island tomorrow
sunday, July 18th. Fare. soc; leave am.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
W. III. Bell and Jane Morris; Z. p. Hall, or Alex
andria, Va, and Jennie X. Lacey. OF st. Mary's
Nd; Cnas- w. Smith and Mary NJ. Beetley both
OF Prince George Co., Md; VIM. Reed and S1S an
and Mary Ann Dorsey; Thos. Warden and
Louisa Warfng; VIM. Colston and Charlotte
Williams John Fountain Pullen and Ann Jor-
dan Clark, both OF Rappahannock Co., Va
Henry Mattin and Mary Ball
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BESEDICTINE MALT WINE BEBR.-Finley &
Koch, agents, 1896 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HowscNs superior ice cream, s1.25 gal 1ie4
18th,
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PIANO TUNING 81: general repairing, same re-
duction. j. +. Lucus. SIS T. and 9O2 9th SIS. |
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THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE-The re-
VI Justice for the year ending June 3Oth shows
civil cases terminated two, In which judgment
was obtained for the United States in one and
settlement made Ia the other; and 81 ,363. 81 was
realized s., 92 In suits compromised. There
are pending internal revenue cases and 81
other cases the report OF the criminal busi-
ness shows 246 cases terminated-l59 by conyfc.
lions. AZ by acquittal, A by nolle pros, quash-
ing, &c. Fines to the amount OF 81, 14l were i'm
Dosed, 81 SIG being realized. There are pending
1ol cases, q internal revenue, 10 post Offices
and pension cases included.) :
HAANoCKs Sl.25, $l.5O, 81 and S2.25. Stine-
NETS 1881 Pa ave, p.H,
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HOUSES for rent and sale and money to To- /
See L. \. Mclntfre. 91S F.
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ITCHING HUMOR

ITCHING HUMOR
For Eleven Years Cured.
JOHN W. F. HOBBS, ESQ, North Hampton N Fl
well known as the originator Of the Citizens Line
Coaches Boston, writes that he has been cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES of an Itching Humor from
which he has been great sufferer, all his friends
Know. He considers them the greatest remedies Of
the age.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.
EQUITY CAUSE No. g. 1913.
To depositors in the Washington City Savings
Bank: Notice is hereby given that all depositors
who have not drawn either Of the last three divi-
dends made by the Re ceiver will be debarred from
all claim whatsoever unless their claims for un .
drawn dividends be presented tothe Receiver on Or
before October 18th, 1880.
80 ". F. MATTINGLY, Receiver
W. 8. COX, Justice. jeS0-2awlGw
fRep and Post COPY.
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THE EVENING STAR.
SATURDAY. --.----------.Juiy 10, 1850.
The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE or THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1850. (
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states. partly cloudy weather occasional
rain, southwest varying to west winds, sta
tlonary CT lower temperature, higher barom-
eter.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the thermom-
eter AT the Signal ONCE during the day. a. M,
SO: T:35 am, $40; II am, 907; pm, 9i'.
Maximum, %: minimum. 15
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE LADIES' CoMPANION-Lodule's Headache
Spec, nc, a positive cure for headache.
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DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat OF the city, can enjoy an 6-
hour and halls ride on the Poto- Gazs.ssa.-5e
mac TiYsr to Alexandria and return, 1<7@I
any Gay during the week. for Is cents or 10 tickets
for so cents, the Ferry Boats; children under L.
years of age free. The Boats leave Washington
daily for Alexandria follows; 30, 80, & so.
9:90. 1890, ii 80 a. m. 1890, l 80, $50, 80,
30, 5:3G, 80 and 30 p. m. Tue trips II 30,
ipy1soratne je3O-lm
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Ike, ,sTEAMEH MATTaNe,s IL

u y DtIttIh1FD L EXCURSIONS DOWN ~
THE POTOMAC
The Str. 'MATTANO" will on and ~n-N
after july 9TH 1880, leave her wharf q
foot Of 9Th and sfs., at O'Clock SzI
every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENING"
Tor sail Of so miles the Potomac No pains Will
be spared to make these Excursions pleasant And
agreeable. [iy2-lml @. T. JONES, Aren't.
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CANITARY PLUMBING.
- % YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE.
JAS. F. BRIEN, 40 9th st. NV.
Makes specially of the examination and repairs
of PLUMBING, with view to Its proper sanitary
arrangement. Orders promptly filed. ap6-4m'
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III INCLUSION of the YOUNG -
Try GhTsoiIo oRuRc Oh Vii sedS
given at MAR HALL HALL, on THURSDAY
sULY 18th, 1850; The safe aud commodious
Nteamer W. W. C0RCORAN viii leave foot of High
st. at 9 a. m. sharp, and 7th- - wharf Washing
ton at ~ IN. Second trip from 7th 81. wharf at
p m Iicketf 80 cents; Children under u. p
cents. ty3'qt
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ar

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
NoTICE.-The BELLE MAY vii no, make her
NJ M resn@e her regular 'r'p MONDAY IgE
IL.
- ittsne's Islard on the j. W. Thompson. JAY
~ cave at IN. and turn a 10 ~ Four
hGSIs i. fSsns and 'A'''ns 'As's . ems
r Ss s,;Is'f t sG$sF =: M
nenic Il crest nt Gien sfec.i tr.i. leave B. go
de, depot at 8 80 a 70 sh.rp Vim f. weosr furnishes
children, from 70 II. Ia. YiO-N
Il ON STEAMER ": W. CoRooRAN.
cS MoNp pa /. July l!th by Wesley
:, s s. NJ l saa SO 50 E
esel h s TRIP s1ns further dOT s9s FyeF
school is requested. IL.
TIE GRAND ENCtRslON of the sons OF
f fs EyTss,s r lii'n ssl ssar Tss; %
III CRasbsAY: July 18TH Trains leave B. x o. de
t s,ss sn 2, IS 50 m Essnd t All soma
guaranteed to ali Who 20 Evsr " r1eas
ior the eom1oIt OF aides and ybildrrn. yi0-tr
80 Cents EN'1 rs 80
RLICHISTOSE'S ISLAND.
THE FAST. SAFE AND ELEGANT sTEaNrR
T. V. ARROwsMITH.
VIII TO MORROW Sunday, jay
I'm IN. MAKE 1f an Exenr.In t. Black tsS-=
y, grabbing ard fishing. Leaving Potomac Ferry
wharf 3 m. sharp, arriving in wsshinxt sn o.
M. Fare, 80 cents; children. - cents. The
Arrou smith is licensed to carry I, 900 passenger
but tickets will be limited to 500 1t
ITO PINEN POINT.
t-A-L. h1EANtR HEO. LEARY I-N-f<
81 tt,hIANNTAIS SCI ECT Ora. u EXCURSION
On THE FAST STEAMER GEO. LEARY.
! o flney Point. july 18TH 1850. go.
Inc L'ary Is hrst class ia all her AZ EHAA
Iolntnents in command of Cart. -
Johel White whose fine seananship has meyer
been questioned. Steamer leaves her wharf A. \ al
q m; and returns at IL z. m. A fine baud OF music
has been engaged for this trip. Oysters hsh crab
ana me salt water bathing; beautiful grounds ami
ieity OF shade. This a probably the Iearys only
eAcn1slcn trlp this season. Maize a pote OF tkis
snd secure tickets early which are positively linn
lted To one saf the car acity of the boat No dane
my tickets, renteman's 81, lady's .5c chill
dren, u 10, Doc. On sale at Cropley's, Geo'tn
Is. W. heea's Sons r st Brad Adams r 81
MAJORS, 9TH and X Ferguson's, Caritol IIil ana
r Ctelg htons, Alexandria, Va. az which place
the cost VIII step going and returning BATHING
SUITS VII be furnished. y. B.-5ee new stvle hand
bills at the above places. lvla 5t
SfPECIAI NaTICE
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R ON b 1 TT T. II g.

Stop One Minute and Think,
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yUyHE TIVOLI PARK,
IL FORMERLY GIEsBOR0,
Is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for PcnIcs and
Excursions. The pleasantest summer resort AZ
around Washington. The Ferry Boats and ~
every half hour, and beautiful drive by road SN
to the Park. EIrst-ci ACCOM- nodations nj -
city prices also. fne stabins accommodation Ton
horses. RICHARD ROBB,
teS-2m Proprietor.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY co. IS
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
IN PUBLIC AT CONVICTION, KY, ON WE'D
NESDAY,
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IF St. Tammsny, Tribe No. 10 ekASN
improved @. r. NJ, will take placeo84An
two trips to Marshall Hall, so an. returning al
r. M and at 70 y. M. returning AZ ~ m Tic
kets &c. for sale at Moore's No. 500 d 81. u W. .
- T. Mohling's. CIR. 18th and III Of. q. w joe W
stare, cor n. ave. and st. g.. and the mem
be rshp Of the Tribe and boat Tickets sold for tn
l4th June good for this occasion
Ilstorio's celebrated string band has been reen
gagged W. 6ts
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80 Cents. EXCI HsION III
BL4ChfSTOSE'S ISLAND.
THE FAST. SAFE AND ELEGANT sTE,yrR
T. V. ARROwsMITH.

VIII TO MORROW Sunday Ju'y
llih. make an Ezcnrsi.n 10 Black .NsS--.e'
irs, grabbing ard fishing. Leaving P.tomac Ferry
wharf 3 M. eharr: arriving in w.shnxt m 81
Arrow smith is licensed to carry l. goo passenyers
but tickets will be limited to SOD. II
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expression then means topAidc turfway.
PIutarvh, n bis life of Argcsilueus, King
of Sparta, gives MS the origin Of quaint
and familiar expression. On certain
occasion an Ambassador from Epirlis. on
diplomatic mission, was shown by the
King over his capital The Ambassadors
knew Of the monarch's fame-kncw that
though only nominally King OF Sparta,
he was vet ruler Of Greeco-Rnd ne had
looked 10 see massiye walls rearing nloft
their cmhatsled towers, Tor the defense
OF the town; bat he found nothing of the
kind. He nafveled much at this. and
sp0keOfit 20 the King.
SIRE II have visited most Of the
principal towns, and find no walls rear
ed Tor defense. Why Is thisy"
"lndecd, Sir Asnbarsador,p replied Ar.
aesilens; "thou eansg aot isarc itsuhei
caeinlly. Come with me Tomorrow
morning. aud vii, show you the walls
Of Sparta"
Accordingly. on the following morning
the King led his guest ont upon the
plains where his army WAS drawn np IN
full battle array, and, proudly 20 the scr'
ried host. lie said;
There thou bvhnldesl the walls o
Spafia--.cn thousand men, aud every
man II hrickw
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a.l.s ss..ssralia.. ;. lhe 80.



We were told, u few days ago, that an old
project had recently been revived at Con
stantinople, and that the Porte, dcspairiag
of raising money Ia any ordinary way. had
offered "a sell Palestine 20 the Jewish All
ance -of course for cash down--and 20 al
low the restoration Of the Jews rs a people
10 their own land. The country would be
declared a principally, with Jewish prince
or president, guaranteed against intcrfcr-
ence 80 long as fixed tribute WAS regularly
paid. We did not. and DO not. believe the
story, which would be most unacceptable
to the religious party among Mohammedans,
and probably owes its origin 20 the hopeful
nc.s of some students oi prophecy among
ourselves; but u Is constantly revived, and
most Engiishmeu seem unaware oI the I'M
mensc difficulties in the Way OF Rny such
project. They wonld have iitJle motive in
going 20 Judca, where thcrc ere no cities.
no business and no attraction OF climate for
them; and even II o strong religious or his-
toric impulse drew them there they would
find cudies difficulties We suppose a
government could bc organized, though Il
4 remarkable that the nation has no great
family in its midst universally accepted as
its representative housc; and no aristocFacy
EXCEPT the reputcd descendants 0f the active
yss.ti,n OF the I.eyites, The two great houses
&c She Jews, in the political scnse-thc
Hoilse OF David aud the aSmonsans--haye
perished utterly. the last Prince Of the Cap.
tiyiiy. who was by universal tradition
Hebrew, aud we think, by evidence Of the
royai line. dying ~ tadis IN the sixteenth
century; and persecution y q great extent
wore down ali distiuctionsuf grade. though
Jewish families once grcatiu spain do. We
] believe, exist. still. government could be
I formed. but the difficulty would be peo-
pic. Judpa Is a country Which might be
! prosperous, beautiful and bnile u 4 were
''hnproyed" for half ccntay Is, If
I the hills were replanted, II th' water supply
( were renewed and Ii the soil sere rcsolutely
cultivated and manured THIS might OBJ
tain Arab help, and gradually 1tend them.
) eelVfs, but lathe eSisting ci91fnstanccS pi
the world Jewish kingdom .ifepnblic on
the southeastern shorcof the Mediterranean,
with the desert behind Il and 10 carrying
trade, for that trade will 20 n sen il the
Duke OF Sutherland builds ridways fom
now ill A. d. 1000. would be u Rther feeble
aud poverty stricken affair nothalf 40 at
tractiye 70 theCOmmunity as tlp great cities
which the Northern barharmnl who were
sayHgcs when the Mnccabees w,re encOur-
aging learning have built up IL the West.
We tear the Jews Of Engisnd will prefer
lOudon, even IN this weathef, 20 the de-
licious sky of syria, and tlat il viii moi
be given 70 this age, which htsseen 80 many
nations rise and fall tp witnss ihe festura
tion of the Jews TO Palestine and the ne
newnl of the daily sacrifice On Mount Mo
riah
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BESIDES LOVES pIER.

Men came and wondered when BE dici,
And stood with wet eyes ~ his bier.
I'VE never dreamed" some Wildly cricd,
"That Love could die, he was a1ioar"
Some only looked awhile ana sighed
Then went their way; they had no tear;
One moaned "iive wandcgcd Car aud near
Aud sought for Love and wpiild have died
For his sweet sake--l find ian here"
Another kissed his cold, white brow;
Farewell" hc cried. "Thou Nlit not move;
Eternal slumber holds thse now,
No resurrection comes lpr Lovtlf
but one who stood apart slinne
Drew near him gently Love sasd be.
"He never truly knew Thy face
who saw thee dead nor died with thee
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wnEar saALLrnnp AaAYpINrLEpgi


Ov5r The cradle the mother hung,
Softly grooming a slnmbcr song;
And these were the simple words she sung
Al the evening long,
Cheek or chin, or knucklc or knee,
Where shall the baby's dsmple be-
Where shall tho angels finger rest
When he comes down 60 the hAby's uesH
Where shall tho angels touch remain
whou he awakcns my baby again
still a. she bent and sung 30 low,
A mufmur into her music broke
And she paused % hear. bot could not know
The baby's angel spoke;
"Cheek or chiu or knuckle OF knre.
Where shall the baby's dimple hef
Where shall my finger iAil aud Fost
When como down u tbs baby's nesis
where shall my hngcr'H touch rniain
as-Hen awake your BABY aghin,
silent the mother sat and dwe,t
Long Ia the sweet delay OF choice
And then by her baby side she knclt
Aud sang with pleasant voice.
mot on the liinh. q angel dearl
For the chotu with is youth viii disappear;
Not on the cheek shall the diruple he,
For the harhufng smile will fade and fee
But touch thou the chin with an impress
deep,
Aud my baby the angels seal shah keep
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Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, As
ma, Group, Whooping Cough, and all dis.
eases ofthe breathing organs. II soothes and
heals the membrane Of the Lungs inhamed
nd poisoned by the disease, aud prevents
he night sweats and tightness across the
hest which accompauyit. Consumption is
not an incurable nialady Don't despair OF
rcliei, for Halls Balsam will cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
Henryis Carbolic Snlye Is used extensively
IN hospitals, and Is found to be not only .
thorough purifier aud dlsinfectant, but also
the most wonderful and speedy healing
remedy ever knewn. Heals cuts. burns,
snres, pinlples, and all skin diseases Ask
FOR Henry's aud take no other.
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Ma,rln,ons and Piouies.
New York Herald

WV ANAfH AANttAtas
Mary Jage Fulsome, of No. 10 Forsyth
street was changed with bigamy in the
Ess,sS Market Court Yesterday. She vas
arrested 1T her mothers house an COM
plant Of Charles A. Noll. her most recent
venture ia the matrimonial line, and was
brought fict 90 face al the bar with her
arsl husband. Samuel j. Allen, of No.
2IB Henry street. Noll set forth in his
affidavit that Mary Jane was married 80
his friend Allen at the Se.lnan'S Baptist
CiIurch, in Oliver street. on She 10th Of
January l7s6. by Rev. Dr. perrs, aud 10
himself in tie Episcopal Church at the
corner % liroome and EsseS streets, on
tho 18th of May, 1878, by Rev. nr. Scheil-
der Mnry isnincteen years of age and
very attractive; Allen Is short, slight.
probably twenty-five aud has lame lee,
and N0ll Is tail. straight, handsome and
abouttwo or three and twenty. Allen,
In speaking to reporter of the Herald
Ntid: we kept house for three months
and then separated. Il was on account
Ola picnic. WIS sick and she went To
q picnic with another fellow. didn't
hear from her for three days, so gave
her an unconditional leave Of absence.
We haven't lived together since. shes
out Of her head anyhow. III take Rn
Affidavit she don't knox what she's doing
half the time | ain't..oyer- -4striili 10
picniC4 Noll came home several times
saying that nc wanted divorce, gave
him the date Of my marriage, and said.
II hope II will do You good
"Nhen a man " in love he does fool
| ish things" said Nnll. Three months
aocr we were married got into trouble
and WAS sent 10 the Poniteniiary for six
months | no sooner got thcm than she
went on picnic. 4 biz, black bearded
follow took her along. Up ia the Peni
! tcntiary heard lots of things about her
There wasn't fellow there from that
side Of the town that hadn't taken her 10
| a picnic. | tod her several times 10 20
and get noe divorce quietly and there
wouldn't be any more about it, She
wouldn't do that Her present husband
yes, she's wrote letter to
my employer, telling him about my troib
/ 10, and | was discharged. 4 had no idea
! she bad such q passion FOR picnics. She
never told me word about sam. bui
went out modestly and quietly 10 he MAI
! ried Just Rs III She mad never seen q
church or u parson bfore.'
81 don't know why ! married them,
said Mary, through the bars of the Essex
Market Prison window. IL had been
left by Sam two years, and thought !;
was all right. Charley don't want e
hurt me. know | don't understand
why lac did this It's terrible, aint II
sam didn't like picnics. | know if
could see Charley he'd lei me 60" She
Is held for trial.
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Tha Kan.ns ArrIculluriat

is paper that every worker ought 20 have.
Tho farmer and horticultnrIst Hnds ample
food for thought in It's well allied pages.
The wool growers and stock raisers are not
forgotten by It's publishers. lts news col
umns are well iilled whilst the literary and
editorial articles are the best. TIE farmers
Ike the paper hceaase Il gives them an
agricultural and newspaper Combined IN
one. II has a large circulation, and Is .
good advertising medium. The snbscrip.
ton price u $50 per annuin, OF BY club
hing YOU can get 10 copies for si260, y
copies for $40 Addfess.
cLARDy & Co..
Wamego, Kinsas.
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chnd rranIe In nonx Kong.

On the most recent orcasion OF his
passing sentence on priDneY convicted
Of kidnapping, the Chief Jistice Of Hong
Kong evidently saw no rSason 10 ipnag-
inc that the traffic in children Is less
than was estimated, ar tlht the institu-
tion OF slavery is less than Il had been
stated to be. There beingtrom 10000 TO
10000 slaves in the island, It's not sur
prising 10 find that pretty well under
stood salable value for the chattels has
been determined in the case last before
the Court the market price OF stolen
child, warranted sound like horse" /"
was Rxed by competent judge" at Sl00.
As His Honor suggested, il can hardly
be wondered at that poor wretches who
90 20 the colony should readily snatch at
any chance Of obtaining 500 No easily,
especially, rs IN added with fine irony, in
view Of "the morality prevailing In that
part Of the world"
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g. =. Eantsls wern syrup nsysr fails V dssirOy Fh
seat snd Siosash Worms DE- Kanklt, ths only
hi yhyseAn rssn0Nes hpa Worfa IA hsurs kiiVs
Nith Bod, sni ~ ~ unto remostd. ccrmon aenas
tsaehc1 " Taps Wers " rOsDsfed Al ohsr ~
resaiy irsirsyse Advice - ofes and fseo TIE
teotof tell shsther not The pstokt has worms
Thaesands dsnE daily With worms Aue % net kasu
seriezen creses around thv eseilr' and pain a
the saaaah restlsss nieht grindiRE tha tresh,
sehe oe hreath tAa patient IAle antt hn uetihe
aha fri.Atiea IN tha araa these aymriam9 AAd more
e0ue from worms. q. v. kUNkELR WORM sYRCr
fails = thea fies. tioo ref sstte, sr aiE
bottles er IS fer Tape Norsh wTis and consult tAs
Doeeor Fnr ~ ethsra bay % year drusgtst he WsIn
Hyrur and Il he hAs Is oct ssat 70 Df, \. = kuaks -
ttf-ssaat atsn.u.
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II is sIid that the habit of eating snow
and ice, 80 common among school chill
dren, Is fruitful cause of catarrh. The
hard plate which forms the roof ofthe
mouth also forms the tloor Of the nos
trils, aud is no thicker than paste-board
The chilling effect OF snow and ice
brought freely in contact with this thin
partition, the upper covering Of which is
a sensitive secreting membrane. made
up almost wholly Of fine blood-Vcssels
and nerves, produces q congestion, often
succeeded by chronic inflammation As
a consequence, these snow and ice-eat-
ing boys aud girls always have colds in
the head and running noses. This is
the foundation and origin of the most
disagreeablc, persistent WAd incunble
affection 10 which the people Of the north
are subject t--nasal catarh. Catarrh is
said 10 lead 10 consumption. Whether
this Is 40 or not, the chilling Of the nasal
membranes, part OF whose function
Il is 10 warm the air into its passage 10
the lungs, can not but injure those or
eans, particularly IN people Of delicate
constitution.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19

As you value your existence do no, hil
10 improve the present opportunity OF pro-
curing bottle Of On KtEe's EEw DIS
covERY for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds Asthma, bronchitis and all Throat
and Lung Affections, before Il Is too late.
This is.the only remedy you oan roafrIyELY
KKLY on doing as represented. TRIAL
BoTTLE FREE. Regular size one dollar For
sale BY all druggists.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-19
Iuapartant

When you visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage, Evpsesaage and Carriage hire,
and stop ut the Grand Union Hotel, nearly
opposite Grand Central depot $50 elegant
rooms, reduced to 81 and upwards per dny,
Elevator Restaurant supplied with the
best Honse cara, stages and elevated railroad
10 all depots. Re careful and see that Grand
Uniod Hotel is on the sign whore you enter,
a. the curnor does not belong 10 The Grand
Union.