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G A IA r r n Al
POISON.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION.

Broadway and 10th st.. NY.
''I have used Wei De Meyers remedy for
Catarrh, and am perfectly cured Of that
distressing complaint. X. q. BLACKBURN
TErrTs, GR1swoLp KELLOGG,
For ten years twas afflicted with o.
tarrh in its worst form. 80 that I lest my
senses of smell and taste; 1 tried every
two boxes Of Wei De Meyers ss Ca Ca als q
Cure has made me perfectly Well
GooLD L. BRUSH.
81 wish that we had language to express
our gratitude to DIR. Wei De Meyer for
His remedy has restored us to health
after suffering for years. - Pointing
TO the = Isa .has my brother said The CON
saved me five hundred dollars"
Mrs. A. ]. WHITTLEsEY,
Sheffield. Mass.
For three or four years have suf-
fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians
weeks use Of Wei De Meyers cure
entirely cured LEWIS = N s.Wss sheh
sos Fulton Street. Brooklyn.
NEW MARKET. n. H, Dec %, 1879.
For nearly a year have had such sur
1 location and pains in my head and eye,
Be- see P herf srss
doctors. Each one said different thing,
but could not help me. The pains in
pamphlet was put in my hand. COM
menced ! ne the Cure on Friday, and
felt better the next day. On Monday,a
great POlypus, an inch and a-half
long, with string on it where it tore away,
came through my mouth from my nose.
There was also half a cupful OF dis
Eustfmg mucous came from my nose
and throat. Then knew what was the mat
ter. 1t was Catarrh. 1 thought that my eye
was gone, but the pain soon Disappeared,
and my eye is all right, I can now breathe,
talk, and sleep naturally, and am we'll
again. Everybody ought to know of Wei
DE Meyers Catarrh Cure. 1 write
these few lines to thank you for the good you
have done me. With respect ="
SUSAN B. LEIGHTON.
&C., &c, &c, &C.
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure ia sold b
druggists, or delivered to any address, at 81. 81
DR.. Wei DE Meyers Treatise on CatarrI
] mailed free to anybody. ID. b. Dewey 4
o.. Agents, 40 Dey ST., N. Y.
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horses have been badly beaten. For the Prince
of Wales stakes. Boreas finished ninth In
field OF twelve, and at no time distinguished
beaten 200 yards, coming in last of all. The
royal hunt cup, for which Parole was entered,
was won yesterday by Strathern. The favorlteS
against him. and Sir Joseph with to against
him, while Strathern had % to l against him.
~ Y. Sam
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OREGON IN REPUBLICAN RANKS.-A Portland
Oregon. dispatch says: 1.-The latest election re-
turns from the interior OF the state indicate that
gress by majority ranging from 1000 to 500
The entire republican ticket for Judges of the
Supreme Court is elected beyond doubt The
majorties are difficult to obtain, but it is safe
TO estimate the average at 1000. The COM
plexion OF the legislature cannot be stated,
although there is strong indications that the
republicans will have majority in both houses
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G. M. TOWSON,
$50 Pa. ave., South side,
Near 7th st. q. W.

IN THE SUPREME mt COURT OF THE DIsTRIO7
OF COLUMoI
EBoN o. 1NGERsOLL vs.. CHARLES A. JAMES ct al
In Equity No. g. 955. Doc. II.
Charles A. James aud Thomas T. Crittenden. tn,
trustees in this cause having reported to the
that they have Sold Lots numbered thirty eigh
So. tSenty- CD, thirty three ts3). thirty
lour tSa1, thr.y- nye (S5o thirty.stx $3.50, thirty
lO, six CO... seven Cd eight go. aud fourteen 90
IN Square numbered one hundred and thirty min,
GHyg,, IL the city 81 Washington. in the District
square made by Ebon 9. Ingersoil and approved b.
f6e court in this cause. it is this 25th day Of May
loeO, ordered that the said sale be- ratified and Goa
s nb5med mness cause f. the eontr:ry thereof
tror5ded. That copy OF this order he published in
sne washington Law Reporter and The Evening
said day.
sales to be SIS. 01494
4. b. HAGNRR, Asso. Justice.
A True Copy-Test:
mvoe az R; J; MEIGS. Clerk
SUPERHEATGD STEAM CARPET CLEANING
CHACE,S'
JET GIG LOuiSsana AvA.
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Itching Piles, SItch

"Itchfng Piles.o Etching PiIes.o
Are very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture like perspiration. intense itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm In
ped DO not suffer another hour and allow them
10 become aggravated. S.rayne's Ointment
certain cure.
Skin Diseases - Swayne's Ointment.
Skin Diseases "Swayne's Ointment" enectually
Skin Diseases cures letter. pimples, salt rheum
SKIN diseases r1ngWorm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at trif1ing cost; at all
druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL wholesale
Agents, WASHINGTON.
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The JOHNSON JOHNSON HOMICIDE CAsg-To-
Gay, IN the Criminal Court Judge james,, the
Ease OF John SilaS Marshall johnson, a young
T. Johnson, eolored, on the night of March 9Th
last was called; MeSsrS. w. A. Cook A b. VII
hams and T. 81. Falls for the defence. the
that they had important witnesses in WaryIand
and Pennsylvania whose ATTENDANCE they are
now unable 10 procure, and also thai they have
nesses TO prove hereditary insanity, After
argument Judge James continued The case 20
the June term. ~
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THE SYNOD AND THE MAsONS.-The action of
the synod of the Reformed Church in America
in refusing to take action against Free Masonry
is displeasing to the delegates from the western
churches, whose classes sent memorials strongly
orders. and recommending communication of
all members OF such orders. After the devo-
t1onal exercises at yesterdays session in the
First Reformed Church, in Brooklyn, the Rev.
William MOerdyk offered a resolution providing
that committee OF siX-three Masons and three
anti-Masons-be appointed to investigate the
trustworthiness of the testimony before the
synod On the subject OF Free Masonry, and re-
port at the next synod After brief discus
sion the resolution was tabled. resolution
was passed declaring that the Sunday news,
paper Is the one most potent agency In the sec
members OF the Reformed Church should not
encourage the circulation Of such papers The
synod adjourned sine die In the afternoon.-N.
y sam nh
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Fairbanks Scales.
The Messrs. Fairbanks have just received
orders from the British government for large
number of railroad scales, and also weigh
bridges OF smaller capacity. This is a most
practlcal endorsement by the British Home Gov
eminent Of the action of the Jury at sydney.
Australia, in awarding Fairbanks Scales the
place of honor at the late International contest.
where they met competitors from all parts Of
the world.
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TIE WORKISGNENS BUILDING ASSOCIATION
held It's first annual meeting last night. Tue
report showed receipts and disbursements Dur
Ing the year S23, 643.iS and assets SO. $50 IS
Number or shares advanced upOn f6I: do. not
advanced upon, Los and present value OF a
share OF stock si3.2S. Officers were chosen for
the ensuing year as follows: President John F.
Kelly; vice president. jeremiah O'COnnOr: treas
nrer. Timothy ID. Daily: secretary iona F.
Lynch, and directors. Thomas Broderick. Den
lis Fogarty. Peter Mccartney John j. Fuller.
Bernard kilmartin, Daniel shannon and Arthur
IL. Gltunan.
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A RMYAMD MAyT-Qmcers Of The ArmXsnd
"A Navy, eboent from Warrington, can have 0elr
Watches, when needing repairs. exproeoed g No;
The careful attentaSa they w reeve e mX 1900
Dempsey Stationery Store WaahinGtoo. O.O.l 80
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CITY ITEMS.
Fairbanks Scales

LODILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures headache
In five to twenty minutes. Try it.
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The INDEPENDENT ORDER Or GOOD SAN.RI-
TANS, ETC.-The eighteenth anniversary or the
District Grand Lodge No. 3. Independent Order
oI coca sanantanS and Daughters OF Samara
CT the District OF Columbia Ohio. South Caro-
ma and Georgia. was celebrated yesterday
Grand Cnief y. II. Turner presiding and W. II.
SqrQan secretary. The report or the grand
have been $3.50 s.. ana Tit, expenses 1852. IS,
leaving balance OF $685. 81. The IaSG amount
was increased TO sZ6l.5s during the day. OH
GERS were elected as follows, Charles p Pratt
grand chief; X. j. Holmes, deputy grand chief;
James Liverpool, vice-grand chief: w. III. Jor-
dan. grand secretary; T. j. Middleton. grand
treasurer. procession was formed yesterday
or the different lodges and paradei the streets
Win Charles III. Marshall as grand marshal
Emit Cox and James Z. Garner, aids. Matthew
lawson, chief or stan. J.. Vi. Tompkins, secre-
tary OF star.
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BONESET BOTRBON TONIC.

AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONEsET
AND OTHER RELIABLE TONES WITH
RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS
CoNNoIsEURs APPROVE AND INvALIDs
MOST HAVE. NOT DROP OF ANY OTHER
SPIRIT IS USED. WE HAVE NO USE FOR
FALSE PRETENsEs. RICH, WHOLESOME
AND DELICIOUS sTIMULANT TONIC FOR
DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY. MALARIA, ETC.
DELICATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE,
oVERwoRKED CLERKS, CLERGYMEN, AND
PHYSICIANS. SUFFERERS FROM BRON-
CHITIs, AND THE FEEBLE OF EVERY AGE
AND CLASS WILL FIND IT DELIGHTFUL
INVIGORANT.
BEWARE OF LMITA TIONS, AND THE
SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEN.
CHAMBERS & BROWN,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
MILLER g. JONES',
NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING,
SOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF OoLuMBIA.
may2St, f&keow3m
ROXs LINEN PANTS AND JACKETS.
Boys Aipacs Jackets and Goats, 81 and 81. 25.
ffice Goats, Soc. Alpaca do 81 25 81. 80 Il a. So
Blue Flannel Parts, 81. so to 81.
Summer Undershirts and Drawers from 20 and
Csc, upwards.
Blue Middesex Flannel Suits, $40 and 312. best
boys, %. 50 and SIC.
Straw Hats very low at
SELBY'S,
je5 l0l4 and 1910 Pa. ave.
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"BucaUPABIA."-Qu1ck complete cure to 6
DAYS gay all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave-
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District Government Affairs.

The lNCREASE OF DISTRICT REVENUES
from ncenSeS is matter OF cOnSderabl interest
and matter OF pride to the Commissioners,
showing as 1t does the results of vigilance on
the part OF the collectors. For several years
prior 10 ISIS the receipts from licenses had been
annually falling off, from several causes. hut
mainly from the need OF more thorough sys-
tenn of enforcing the license laws. The prac
ice OF evasion OF license taxes had become so
common that Assessor Dodge in his annual re-
port for 1878 suggested to the Commissioners
that the revenues of the District would be
greatly increased If this Office had the entire
services OF man Of integrity and industry as
Inspector OF licenses whose business IL should
be TO give his undivided attention toward the
discovery OF those persons who are now evad
ing ing, ne license laws. He should be authorized
and directed to demand from each and every
person, amenable to the license laws. the pro
dnction OF his license, and bring to justice all
might be attached TO the police department
out ne should be required to make daily re-
potts, &C. The figures showed that for the
lscal year lsli the revenues from licenses were
1888, and in 1915 were SIS, 1853; and the dispo
S1tlon for evasion being so common the Com
m1Ssioners some fifteen months since designated
Mr.. c. s.. Jones for the duty, as suggested by
the District Treasurer. Mr.. Jones has since
been giving this matter his entire attention
win most gratifying results. In the matter OF
liquor licenses alone, a comparison shows as
follows: For ISIS the wholesale liquor licenses
amounted 10 $40, l55 and the retail S395I5 max
Ing total OF $40, 130 from this source For the
present fiscal year to June 1st-one month less
than the full fiscal year-the wholesale licenses
for liquor foot up TO SS55S.4l, and the retail or
bar licenses to SIS 4OS.I0 total or 500 967. II.
and an increase OF ST., 23I over the year 1878
Heretofore, the duty OF looking after delinouant
license taxes has been entrusted to the police.
but 1t is probable that the present mode viii
hereafter De adopted. as the police have more
routine duties than can well be executed
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Ent9isle: A. Fl. Lowery
erect three-story brick dwelling, 18th, betweei
h ana Inv; $3.50 E. T. Javins. erect store
n n corner y ana water SITS, sw.; $500. John
I-Hrist church parsonage. repair church, G Sc
Sc. SEQ. Valentine Klein, erect Two tWo-story
dwellings, I'm. between Q and Il SITS. NV
50, 800.
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"R0CGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for &c, II
clears out rats, MICE reaches, bed bugs I5c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas
III. SpTtggS and Annie Williams; l.. H. Clarke
ard LCcien VI. Lynn. both OF Prince William
county. Va; W. Brown and Philomcnia Dor
sey; ThOS- Page and Margaret Jackson: WIN
Hobbs and Josephine Long; JOS. Buchanan and
Carrie VI. Chambers: W. E. Johnson OF Alex
s1dIia, Va, and Harvey II. Nelson, OF Flncast,e.
Va
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CURRIE on TRIAL IN TEXAS, BUT HOPING no BIZ
ACQUITTED BY TkXAS JuRY.

CURRIE ON TRIAL IN TEXAS, BUT HOPING no BIZ
ram sa an1As Jury i,ns ,o+,
says: The case OF the state against James Cur
RE, charged with the murder OF B. G. Porter,
was called this morning at O'Clock. Both par
files announced that they were ready for trial.
The state is represented by WV. Spirey, district
attorney. and n. A. Steadman. county attorney.
TIE defendant has quite an array Of legal talent,
Pope, OF this city; VIM. L. Crawford, of Dallas,
and Judge w. A. Sea and NJ. s. Grain, of Shreve-
port. The two last named are volunteer counsel
Shreveport, La, brother OF the accused: the
defendant was In court, and looked well
and cheerful: The first step was in the empan-
sixty, only four jurors were obtained An order
was Issued to summon sixty jurors for to-mor-
row morning. This is construed as favorable to
HIrIle. -, Harvey, me keeper OF the bar room
testify. 1t is announced that Barrymore left
New York last evening, and will be here in time.
Inc defence has dispositions on file to show that
had attempted to draw it. They also claim that
they will prove that Barrymore made signs OF
drawing weapon. There was talk OF motion
for change of venue, but the excitement has
died away, and the defendant thinks he has
about as fair chance In Marshall as he would
have anywhere else The trial will hardly be
concluded under week.
The New York Sun says 1t will be remem-
bered that this murder occurred In a lunch
room OF the railway station at Marshall, Texas
WHERE tHe FcIteT- Barry mOE6 diplomacy Com
pany were waiting for a train. Mr.. Porter, the
murdered man, Mr. Barrymore, and Miss Ellen
Cummens. the leading actress of the troupe
were seated at the lunch counter, when Currie
came In rather drunk and INDUCED in very
nasty and brutal language evidently addressed
to Miss CummenS. The two actors demonstrated
with Currie, who at once drew pistol and shot
both Porter and Barrymore. Porter died shortly
afterWard, but Barrymore recovered and played
last season at Wallacks. Miss Cunlmens'
nerves were very much shocked, aud she was III
for many months, her life being at times de-
SPARED OF. She last season supported Law
renee Barrett, but her health is still fratl and
her physicians say that she would be unwise to
subject herself to the excitement of the trial
Mr.. BarrymOre'S expenses as witness will be
borne by gentleman of this city
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A GIRL BABY LEFT ON A Door STEP-About
O'Clock Wednesday morning an unknown
White man placed white female infant about
one week Old on the door steps OF the Stewart
mansion, at present occupied by Policeman Ell
wards There was note pinned to the chIld's
clothing requesting that 1t be named Geneyieye
Selah. ii was taken TO st. AIMS infant asylum
by Officer Edwards.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Rich
ard III. Hubbell. trustee, and VIM. W. HubbalI
TO Annie Hawkins, north part lot Is. So T6l !:
500. Chas. 6. Thomas TO Jane E. Terrell. part
lot t. so. Ash; -. Elias &. Keesey to Geo W.
Pearson and Walter Stewart, trustees, lots 40
and 80, OF Elias Keeseys sub. of original los 5
and S, In c. Wiltberger's sub. OF so, Az: g.. j.
n GIL 10 John Savary, part lot 43, So 60. lots 4
tos, So: a. part Is, So ~, part 6, So. 15s, part
81, SO. 1926. and lots c, D, E and F OF Efingham;
s,000. j. Z. Marshall to n. S. Kramer, lot AZ.
81. so. 36l; 8, 500 Henry Harrison to +. j. Mi.
Ter, SO: 800; 8. II. 81. Lewis ct al, trustee, to
Miller lot 80, 50. S64, and lots IS, %, 80 and
Sherman, part As, Georgetown; 5000. Anthony
Hanlan to Louis Beauregard, part 1855, George
town; 81 900. p. B. Middleton to vestry OF As
cension church. part 50. 375; F.. Reginald Fee
dali ct al, trustees, to Lizzie McLane, proper "
10 the county; g, 1T.16. C. 8. OHare ct. al, to
J. w. Fning. lot u, SO. 17s; $3.50. A. F. Fox.
trustee, TO L. p. Shoemaker, part lot s, So 75s
and part ], So 94i; 81 $50.
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"ALDEREEY WAGONS. -Fresh'alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In IS lbs.
Ward" prints, Soc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per at
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TIE LEE-WIIIANS HOMICIDE CAsE.-The trial
or George Lee. coiOred, Tor the murder Of Francis
Williams. On December 81 last, was concluded In
me criminal Court last evening, resulting IN a
verdict OF guilty OF manSlaughter Judge James
charged the jury at some length. The case was
given 10 them about O'clock the verdict being
rendered little after !. A notice OF motion IN
arrest OF Judgment and FOR a new trial was given
and sentence suspended. The case Will be ap-
pealed 10 the court In banc by MeSSrs. Cook and
ran, The counsel for Lee IL new trial Is denied
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NOTHING ADDS more TO the appearance of a
youth or boy than stylish and neat lifting
suit OF clothes b. Robinson K Co.. at the BOYS
Clothing House, 9J9 Pa ave. have an endless
stock 10 select from at very reasonable prices
Adrt.
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From Distinguished Edward Jennings,
NJ. n.

SURGEON CITY HOSPITAL, HALIFAX, N. S.
Golden Lie6ig'S Liquid Extract OF Beer and
Tonic refrigerator. is very agreeable article of
d1et. In Diphtherta, Malarial Typhoid Fever
ana every depressing disease, its use will be
found invaluable. Sold by all druggists and
grocerS. -
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THE CAMPBELL DIVORCE CAsE.-1n the case Of
Margaret Campbell agt Peter Campoell-ap-
plfcaaon for diy0rce-the respondent has filed
bis answer. He denies the charges OF bad treat
ment made against him. and says That shortly
after his marriage he discovered that his wife
was addicted to the use Of liquor, ana she BE-
cane Violent and abusive, at one time attack
ing him with knife and threatened his life:
that she struck him on the last Of May; that she
Is an habtual drunkard, and has male his lif.
unoearable; that for I'VE years he has lived with
her at the corner OF goth and streets. and Oh
account of her misconduct he has been obliged
10 close his store, but on her promise to do Der
Ter he Te0pened Ii, but In few months he was
compelled, Tor his own safety. TO sell out to hi,
on, Id she has assaulted his son, &C., &C.
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DELS CORN SOLVENT. Bed Bug Extar auns
Camphor. VIE de Meyers Oafarrh Cure. Sosps.
Perfumegies 0ombs, Brushes. &c. For sale by
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LADIES can buy lawn suit trimmed with
lace, three pieces, at sl.49 also Shetland shawls
at 80 cents; great bargain at Baum's, 4l6 9Th
Street.-Adrt. "
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PROPOSED RECEPTION TO GEN. GARFrELD.-A
meeting or the resident members OF the Army
OF the cumberland was held last night at the
arlington; Gen. X. ID. MuSsey chairman and
Col. +. A. Seely secretary. An executive com
mlttee or nVe was appointed 10 arrange the de-
tails for the proposed reception OF Hon James
A. Garfield. Mr.. j. x. Hamill. Gen. George w
Balloch, Major l.. p. Williams Gen. 4. McD
McCook and Col III. c. Corbin are the commi T.
tee.
The committee met this afternoon. at 2:15 In
the Office OF Col. Hamill. The general opinion
was that the demonstration should nor be- of an
extensive character, but rather Qulet aud in
formal call upon Gen. Garfield.
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A WORD TO THOSE WHO Use
POROUS PLASTERS.

BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
is the only improvement ever made on the old style
of Porous Plasters. 1t contains an entirely COM
bination of active vegetable ingredients to which
its superiority over common Porous Plasters and
its remarkable pain relieving, strengthening, and
curative properties are due.
CAUTION.
To protect the public against limitations,
coanterfeits and fraud, ace caution all pur-
chasers to see that tho cord Capcine on
each plaster is correctly spelled, and Toe
specially caution all against accepting
,cOrthtess plasters called BY similar sound
ing names srhen the the genuine are asked
for.
The fact that BENSONS CI4PCINE POROUS
PLAsTERS are being largely initiated is the best
guarantee Of their genuine merits and the high
opiniosl in,itators haze Of their ualue.
IT Is AN UNUSUAL THING TO INITIATE A
WORTHLESS ARTICLE.
sEABURY e. JOHNSON,
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS,
FL Plat ST., New York. my22
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1NEN LAWNS.
100 styles Linen Lawns, SC.
loo sty les Jaconet Lawns, yard wide, 10c.
SEQ styles Orgapdy Lawns, yard wide, 1214c.
LAWNS IN PLAIN COLORS.
Cream, Lavender, French Blue, Pink, etc.
100 doz. Balbriggan HOSE. Silk Clicked, regular
made, csc.
MATTING-PLAIN AND FANCY.
Fresh supply, from II, 20, Csc.
Androscoegin COTTON, best make lOc.
Summer SILKS, all styles, 45c.
SILK Damasse GRENADINES.
LACE BUNI1NGS, all colors.
Atwood Black CASHMERES, 45c.
Yard-long all Linen TOWELS, 12c.
SHEETING COTTON. ~ wide. Csc.
Boys LINENS, Plain and Stripe. 15c; mp:
Spring CASSIMERESf for Boys wear %, 80, 81, soc
Parasols 81, 81 as, 81. so, 81. 81. SO. $275
COITONS and CALIOOES at old prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SGMMER THEATEM COMIQUE.-Mon-
Say. May 81. nightly. and TUESDAY and Friday
49, "a another new company. First appear
~. " ne seamans, Charles O and Gertie the
E Eorns harry and Blanche Eddie Brennan. Daisy
aSs;r MAson and Wesley, 0eorsne Menott. Ada
Ga. hLle Aldine and onr Mammoth stock OoF,i-
rsny: y he Great Female Minstre.s mySi
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS a.

knANhL1N COUNCIL. o. r. oFAO %
= VII give its First Grand Pic Mic AZ Ioee, ~
!ers Garden, IL EsDAY, JUNE 18th. Tckeis -
W NC nau AZ ene shrden jell Ste ~