davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-18

LAWS Of evidence established for courts Of
Justice Will not do In political campaigning The
presumption Of Innocence 1s IL good principle
for ordinary criminals, but It cannnt bcperIn!t-.
ted In tho uaso of h StAto ofandar,-n canlldAto
for tho Presidency Tho us,,nl .rocelurD RgaIest'
candidates is: First, tho sentence OF guilty; sc-
ond tho charge to tho jury; third, tho Testimony;
fourth, tho Indictment M statsito OF llnita.
tion runs. No provfous trial and ncquIttul eau
bo pleaded. No ev!donco OF KtH'd tharhcfer Il
admitted. Guilt is sought to be established out
Ut the mouth Of ono witness Of Dad ehuEactar
who has confessed 70 maltco and II n,utiye.
There's nothing no smooth md quick rs Il trial
uf n public serynnt at tho bar ut public onnlof1,
with nyowod parttsansas Judges ard profcasion-
al cosrupuonists as nculiHers.
, 1880-06-18

In formulating their now "charsss, ",.
igulnst netl. uArt,elss, tho Detuo. 'Contea pt'
emit uKrue ns 10 whotAon twas hls ...x
or his Rreut. aunt that ho polsono4 Wfsn o'''
, 1880-06-18

Tig very lively competition for tue Nsa'un
lean nomination tvr GuscEn0F IN 4ao'a'A' =
yoM uiRn Ut tl.e times.
, 1880-06-18

..;- Central axHtlc Hall.
Corner of Randolph and State. "rInafore."
, 1880-06-18

AN investigation by tho Ohio Board OF
Clnlrltlcs into thu charges mntle agafnet tho
Superintendent md Trustees ut tho Ohio
Contru! I.unutIo Asylum intlioatcs TINT overy-
tnug has not heci, don0 ma 1t should be III TINT
institution. AflidaylA woro presented ta provo
that the pntinnta waro supplied with tainted
l,cnt; thut tho Matron grossly neglected her
intEca, md appropriated IN hor own tho tho
property Of tho Stnte; that putlonta woro eolil.
ue!el to sleep IN tho t}oor for want OF propor
hnddin9; that money sent to pattonta by fr1enls
wis used by tho olllccrs, tho pattcnsa nevor ro-
cetvinK It a. intended: lt,d that some ut tho
officers build tlllutt intercourse with tho fonlal0
| rnslemts. Tho revelations 80 fur mt.!o Urn Of
| tho n,ost rovolting ohArncter, and, should they
bu proved. tho HtAta ronlteat!asy Ia too guod i
| ptuco for tho guilty o!slcars.
, 1880-06-18

THE latest point nladu ugAinst uafas'a, ',a. ~
th.st b. MAJ SOU drinking bottled pSef " o'
Act.
, 1880-06-18

At the request OF Premier Dc Froyclnot 4
number 0f French Sunntora lnd Duputlcs mot
yesterday to discuss tho adylsablllty Of Krantlns
Il complete amnesty for uit i,oIitical olfcnsus.
Tho sc,lutors prosout dnclnrcd thRttho Govern
nlcnt could mt obtain a majority In tho Bonuto
u. fuvor amncsty. md that tho Modcrnto lto-
publicnns would certainly opF'so tho measure.
tlntnbett1t, who Wss present, uyowed that 1t was
Mt his instnnco tho meeting WIS culled, .u,d
urged tho Government to bring IN bill Yrant~
ing r.onury amnesty. Acting on tho suggestion
of tho Dictator. and ignoring tho advice Ut tho
ScnatorB, the CakiHct ut All uyun!ng tncotng de-
eldcd to propose tho amnesty mcns.iro.
, 1880-06-18

Madison tfrrns. batwcen UcHrbnEn and State
Engagement Ut the HlIou Upern Company. "Th
Hpccttc KNIGHT" uI,a "Char!ty iralns ut Home"
, 1880-06-18


THE sugar-rcilncrs nre II batlly-used class,
Thoy got only 10 or ~ per ceut protection" and
so.ne nemtora Of Congress are trying to reduce
their proflts industrious md benevolent as they
nrc. thoy cnn't Kpt tho people to takg All tho
HugAr roflncd In this cu.ntry Mt tho prices asked
for 1t. Thoru nra III tho unttod 6tAtcs uinotcen
renneres III 0ottye operation, With a Unpaclty 1T
nbot 900 pounds duffy, while tho dhily coJ,-
sumption does not cxteed three- fourths Of this
quantity. Prices tIuet.into wildly III consequence
Of tho ovorslpply. Tho drill preyonts exportn-
ton. There Is no way u Insure a stable market
except by reducing tlle supply. With this object
i'll Wow tho r0flncrA hNrH f,rtnel, Dr nrD uhoutto
form, q sugNr "ponl" With cast-fron rules, Mll
Ill Executive Committee who Bhnll stop Or start
operations In 'sny refinery rs 1t soos ut, and d.
vtdu cummings pro ratn among inotabors without
referonro to aotuM production. The Now York
Tribune says:
THO rutnors at 1,oston md Philadelphia have
beon nsko t. lo!n !n the prnosea no'o md
co1pcrAtiun. Tho .proposel nxrecmunt ptacii'
emily places n the hauds Of ~ Gxoeutivo Coai-
,nltteo ths Aoseluto ootltrtl Of the sugar- re,n.
suspension of work Is given to tho Commltteo.
n!d i'll It's hands aach dny tho renors are to
% * s,snr Msits On tic tic precolins dsy. txfter
tho EXPENSES Of tho Honsnttco havo beon pald,
tns xurky s Il y liz 'es esse
Ut tlDIr reflHerins. Tho result NJ the agree-
mont VIZ ho praotlcnlly = ponlIns Of tho earn.
!hs Cominittev. Tho !txreo!nuit hss lsson slsned
BY orau-hnlf in n4inbcr of Now York rotlnors,
W Tilo soGperatlun of tie reilicrs - At philatupha
ssy, Il dc s,, sssss ~. ,... rs.,,. :, 49,.
htbitory tariff, which not oniy Dnahlo homp@
manufacturers to suuply tho houi-mnrket. hut
tn cnu,rn, n. un1 IN r. ,inir o,v, nr,c.s hahn,
themselves tho Judges Of what Is reasonable e
and JUST anu waa1 IL "a tar price,"
na,,,,.t,,, nm, Co.,, tpa,
ahh nc'los'ae VII! otsTat l!'ela'} VI u'o
ls' io'h 'tst r"u'tsncs tho lo41o~'na rcRataiss
c"nt,es 1. aW.9Mr'' too tSepuo"oah canadato
tos s,,aa! stao auu'tos:
m W1 nS ps ~ 's Ihty IT nrn aa III Tue t tse na" Tsn
rollaho sources thnt long Dofnru the Wnr ho In
Jrca ha urn IN thraSh!ng- tnuchInY to sucl NJ,
si ,; Hnt ~, a. M 4i IL u" a!a eohnoo
ts r,,uitnnntui s.ifI,,r ni.,ara mi ind Wt,iu.v ~
oxt,rilltailt prteos
,sia M z Intr sae otos !" mo ,ssi1e
vsio t1ehn"J t1tep.l i'n!lcalasc'y eoltHraphed to
sTka1, =, az a tao fex.x: ,,,
&C.: 4 Democratic pAJsr IT thls city, i, or.lur'
ya ,ssfs o9 9t AZ ysq gss ys are y
h4Ss rso yS faowy sS 1ay' n,xor WI. rc,ax ss*'Dss'
MAASkAKmE, :;, W. lno b-iftinfce;.. zetsny,
%ax'l'as pa"y TIT IT, Easty:ss st atTS ia. a;an.1y Ssss
s T. tsni My fasht urn Wat tnrn 81 Hloso to tho
str 'i,ria m IT." si!,,'. ny st, sa sH: VII
a.a, ~ w 81 MMs1 i"s:, Wn'in nM tho Eibnat
fnlIy so.dsy !e' is'1'a ~" HAL ~ " y Sw.a. WIZ more
Ar. tto!nfc'den immediately esa'nanrd tho
ii: As 'p'''' A"3 '''''1 'A 'As'
| II 1tHGGAaun|tr tG. ~ " ocouHu tHMntFy tMAhPnuv
, 1880-06-18

1Ionley'A ThcRtre.
rtanfo1ph ssrcot, between CLARK md Ia snlla. En-
RaEemcnt at tho SnshAi English 0peEa Compahy.
~GiEutlc .(slruHn."
, 1880-06-18

Olympic ThcNtre.
Clark street, belwreiI Lake md liRndo!ph. "Cor-
ecan BrothGrS.'
, 1880-06-18

In the recent Collision between THO tsaeet'
uni tho AnchorIn, tho Captain Of Tue latter ee"
pel.sd bis juen to do thplr duty. anu thsoato"a
to shoot uny man who got !nto tho toats us's w..
tho wou,cn had loft tho sh'r. Tho result VI ~
oo.tsagc and decision WINS that no lives wote tuss
1iad tho Cnptaln Of thu HarF4xanac1s, ~ NV ~
cent Sound collIaten, bcen equally feso'u'a .rs H
firm, in tno dlsuhurg, OF hls duties, the papess
wouhl nat hare bocn compelled 20 caraa'oo
such u lar9o l,.s Ut I!fe. Sumo tyos wou1a nas
ec,, lo4t, but nj lv.st women and ebldfvn 'os"'
hayp boon RuyGd.
, 1880-06-18

THERE appears to be disposition In tiie
Conference nf tho Circuit powsrs, now III 8tssloh
in l}ertEl, although thoir business IL At yet nhV
preliminary, to cude Jantnn to 0rcccc, and tnHs
d, rartiui Justice tu that mnch-abusod con''t1s'
'r',la Ia not wtnt tho Grrcks woto lod to e1pets
thoy would obtain, rs tho northern tfahus.
which hl.s bcen dscnssnd lies furthor nortn' a'u
would hnvu included Il libetai sllco OF Albania
.atd Thossnly, whereas tho prnr,scd coacessl'n
Iooks rs II It would tako Iii aly part OF I1le''
saly. This may be III tho nature Ut cotnplo.
,.Lso With tho Albanians, who aro n'aRnas =
desperate opposition to any loss ot ter''''''
otther Gu tho QFecinn or NonA.nc4rIn slue'
, 1880-06-18

attcmpt Of tho Democratic 1oa,acrs to prevent
tho ndopton Of tho constitutional amendments.
Tho Convention vns harmonious md coni.dont
, 1880-06-18

fYnvrrty'a ThTnfre.
Hcnrhorn atreot. c,fnrr Of MorEue. Fugaaomon
of Df,yl5 Earto's London Uporn Company. "piratei
of rcnxat.cc."'
, 1880-06-18

THE details OF tho enormous sWlhe'eS
pr.cttccd by tho President Of rho bFatt'eooso,,
WI First National Hunk recall th'so pFeelIso"
by tho C,ashior Of sayings.bank ~ Aass'lea"+
sets recently. Tho defallltlp9 pFes1deht ao.sa
nso US cash,or. md had comptotc coi'fo, ,,., .Mo
Directors hny'l,Y ncIthor tho tmo nor tAo nsso' r.,
sltion 10 attend TO tho aefatra Of tho oan1. nv
suit, tho luss ot quarter Of million Q. nu.a..
to atoekhollprs, II would soo,n that 1hrcetosa
a,Rht to .ttront something. II t&ley persist IL
directing nothing, thoy ought to DO d'reesaa sus
If t,!l,co or tho Inv should lrect tho!n 10 tnsA1
good the lossca Of Stockholders, who c'es'sN
thplu To dlrG0t bank AtEAlTa,
, 1880-06-18
: POSTAGE.
Enterfd at s Post-tlMet At Chicago. ILL., AZ Eetosds
tkas4 Matter.

FOR tnh benefit at our pntsnns wf0 desire to send
tinR1e copies Of THE TntnuNn through tho Hall NO
civ o herewith the tslnscnt ruse ct postaxo.
fbpn.<ltte. Pr l,pp
Fight nd Twalvp t,aao Paper CENTS
Sixteen Page f"per.. eents
ERht ana Twelve Tnsc pnp1s cunts
Ecktccn 1nge Paper cans&
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Picnics and Excursions.

Jefferson Literary and Debating Society give
their select moonlight excursion next TUESDAY
evening. The W. w. COrcoran Will leave at $50
p. M, go to Marshall Hall and also continue On
down the river. There viii be music and dane
ing.
The Carroll Institute will give a grand eycur.
sion to Marshall Hall On next Thursday, the
I'D inst. a gala time may be expected. Sc
advt.
The annual picnic OF the Germania Maennar-
chof, will be given Monday next, commencing
at O'Clock p. L., at LOeffi RS Washington civ
Garden. There Will be prize shooting and bowl
ing.
4 grand family picnic. under the auspices OF
Inc Holy Name Society, will be given at Tivo;i
Park, tGlesboro) Oh Tuesday, July 20tn to aid
IN furnishing the Chapel IL The new coayent OF
st. DOmipic.
The Lady OF the Lake will leave at 3 O'Clock
TO morrow afternoon for a 59-nli,e S,,il on the
Potomac.
The Philharmonic Society concert and excur.
sion 10 Marshall Hall comes off next Monday.
Inc excursion on the ArrowSInith next Mon.
DAY evening VIII be very attractive and pleas
ant.
The family excursion OF Covenant Lodge No.
il. ]. Q, o. F., TO GlymOnt, takes place next
TUESDAY on lie Mary Washington.
The ). W. Thompson Will leave at 4 O'clock
tomorrow afternoon. and go 40 miles down the
river.
The excursion last month, under the aus
plces OF the \. NJ. G.. A., was In every respect so
successful that they have organized a seconl
one, as VIII be seen in our advertising columns
TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

IHE HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB of the 20th
ulsIrlct met last night at Whithafts hall, cor
ner 81 ard b streets. Capitol Hill. Mr. Magin-
Ils. on The part OF the Committee appointed at
tne last meet ting TO consult with the Hancock nd
kIgnsh men OF East Washington with view
toward Erecting consolidation OF all into one
ciuo ana represent that section. reported that
The project had failed The report was accepted
ana TIE committee was discharged. The REPORT
" tAe committee on permanent organization
was amended by changing the name Of the cluD
10 Io me HANCOCK and English campaign club OK
LAST hasS Washington and adopted The ciuf
ar tIected permanent organization then
S'uJOuh Htu SUBJECT TO the call OF the president
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THE DIAMOND SHIRT.

MADE OF WAMSUTTA OOT-ON-BOSOAIS AND
WRISTBANDS MADE OF THE BEST
IRISH LINEN-CUT AFTER
THE BEST CUSTOM
MODELS.
All COmplete-Price 81.
For sale at G. N. TowsoN's, $50 Pennsylvania
ave.. south side, near It'll.
FINEST YARD WIDE LAWNS MARKED DOWN
TOTO CENTS.
India Linen. Victoria Lawns.
Dotted swiss Lonsdale Cambria.
French Organdies. Nainsooks. Swiss Muslin.
BUNTINGS, all colors, marked down.
SUMMER SILKS marked down to SIN cts.
PARASOLS way below cost TO close.
TABLE LINENS. all linen, Is. 80, 81. SO cts.
Turkey red TABLE LINEN, 80, 90, 75c.
MATING marked down to 10. Is. i24c.
BLACK CASHMERES, pure wool. 45c.
TOWSON'S,
CSC Pa. ave., South side,
PIP Nsx7A sta.v.
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Go AND SEE the young gorillas at Driver &
SchOntidS summer Garden

CoL0RED HERO, FORMERLY OF WASHING
TCN.-Ihe C0iOred man who was drowned at
Atlantic City on the morning OF the 14th in
slant while endeavoring TO rescue the boy, JOS
WyncOop, or 1926 Columbia avenue, PhiladeI-
phia, from drowning, has been identified as
IL appears he was from this city. and was ar
enc time servant for E. p. Gleason, of 1882 o
street northwest, from whom he had recon-
nendat1on giving him an excellent character
lie las In Atlantic City in search OF employ
Ment lis funeral took place there Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

tHARGB OF VIOLATING THE POSTAL LAWS
Yesterday w q. h. Cone. alias C. A. StetSon d
Co., charged with violating the postal lava
Was arrested on bench warrant issued by the
criminal Court and released On 500 bail Cone
Is charged with having some months since sent
through The mails proposals to obtain Offices
for applicants for stipulated sum. which blsi-
ness II IS Claimed was fraudulent. The case now
sIaEd9 Oh demurrer raising The point thaf ina
ID dctment describes no offence known to lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

PAYING FOR THEIR FUN.-For some tine past
visitors 10 the Analostan boat house have been
annoyed by the disgusting freaks OF oolored
place, and complaints have been made TO. Lieut..
Guy. Of the fourth police precinct Yesterday
he, and some Of his man, dressed in citizens
clothing, went to that vicinity and watched
until company OF these rougRs MADE ther az
as usual, when the Offers made a raid. CAP
turing four OF them, the others taking to the
water and Swimming across the river to the
Virginia shore, leaving their clothing on this
Sl'';ie near the boat house. The four captured
Were taken to the Police Court this morning
aud Were lined S each for Indecent eXnnSure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:-C
NJ Fair 70 D. p. Swain, part lot 81, ST 296; 80. 81
A S. CayWocd, trustee ct al, 10 L. A. Pool, part
lot Il OF Bailey's purchase: S1,0o0 M. j. Alter
10 L Bingham, lot l. 81. 3OS; $500. II. d,
Major 10 Allison Major, jr.. part 4, So. AZ:
$3.50; E ;. Friedrich to Elizabeth Wagner,
part g. sh ST.: $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

FROM the International News Company We
have the IOuI1g LGdfsS' Journal for August ai-
vertised in another column. IL is a regular
mine OF valuable points for the fair sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17
CAMEO rings ana red gold ch3lns, s.. Prigs-s. +

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 Thos-
Pollard and Maggie Bryan, both OF Stafford CO,
Dean and Elmira BeYans; Albert West and
Louisa Jane COber; Chas- b. Fry and Willie L.
cray. both or Madison CO., Va: Geo. Thomas
Prince Georges co., Ma; Henry Muller and
CluLie kraUs; p. Y. Darnall, or BIadensaurg,
and Mary a. Ii. SimOnds; sam queen and Ami
Queen.
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DdNDR UFF

Scales one-quarter inch in thickness.
Messrs. WEEKS 4 PoTTER-Genttenlen,- For the
last twenty years have been troubled about as bad
as any one ever saw with Dandruff. My scalp was
completely covered with scales. something's nearly
bic About two months since purchased CUTICURA
and CUT1cURA Soar, and IN al ,uL two weeks after
tirely gone MY scalp is now as free from it and as
healthy as it could possibly be- fee it my duty to
'o" SS Yours ra qes sTe THOMAS LEE
Seeing Machine Dealer,
No. 2276 FRANKFORT AVE-, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

HUSBAND AND WIFE BoTH DEAD.-On Thurs
day morning alr. McAuley, residing at 1921
Vermont avenue. near o street northwest, who
had been suffering for some weeks from nervous
debility, died. in the 6Sth year OF his age, and
arrangements were made for his funeral from
the house yesterday afternoon and his inter-
ment at GlenwoOd AT the time OF the death OF
Mr.. McAuley, his wife, Isabel about 13 years
his junior, was lying i'll OF consumption, ana
when she learned OF his death she commenced
ing, within 80 hours OF his. Mr.. McAuley being
Presbyterian, he was buried according to the
riteS~of that church yesterday afternoon at
Glenwood; and she being a communicate OF the
Catholic church, the funeral took place from
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception this
morning, and the interment took place at Mt
Olivet-Mr. Gawler being the undertaken at
both funerals.
ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement, In
another column, OF Mr.. II. Kropp. IT., who is
desiTouS that his preparation and name shall
moi he cnnfnu n led thasa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

AN Now OPENING, for Summer and early Fall
wear additions to my fast color Blue Flannel
stock to complete assortment, and can furnish
Coats and Vests from 80 inches to so inches
2S to As waist and from Is to 81 leg measure.
l shall eDdeavor to keep the assortment full
during the Fall months.
GEO. C. THINNING. 40 eth street.
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CITY ITEMS.
ONLY 80 cents per bottle for Lodtlle's Head
ache Specific. Cures almost instantly.

GOVT, Rheumatic Gout and all Rheumatic at.
fections, take only Whites Pits. Speedy re-
suits follow their use. Price, soc. All Druggists
have them. JnO. IT, Whtttle, Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

LINEN collars, &C.; Isle gloves, 25c.: wide
lawn, Al; Lonsdale cambria, 12H: regular made
hose, 49, AT Brodhead q Co.'S Old Stand, 1905
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17
CUTICURA
MEDICIN4L AND TOILET PREP4-
R4TIONS.

CU11cURA REMFDIEs are simply elegant to USE
No .rease. no oils, no repulsivs odors. From iu-
fancy to Old age they are equally successful, safe
ano Iehable. sJUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, Arrest.
faHmttlon, itching and irritation. soothes and
neas skln Diseases and Scalp Affections with Loss
The REsoLvENT must be taken internally for
chronic humors. CUIICURA MEDICINAL TOIIFT
and heals diseased surfaces whiteus freshens. AMI
beanuhes the skin beyond all praise. 1t is an ele.
tive. The CU1ICURA SHAvINCI SOAP ia the first
and only medicinal scap prepared expressly FOR
shaving, and is e1travasantly praised by gentle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

? le4 I2Jh '-'' $50 d eai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

"Save Your Hair.'' keep 1t Beautiful
London Hair ReStorer" Insures new growth.
LONDON Hair ReStorer" Restores the color.
LONDON Hair Restorer' Exquisite DRESSING
London Hair Restorer.r The only cleanly and
"LOndOn Hair ReStOrer." effectual Hair Restorer
"London Hair Restorer,' in the market. Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxt-
GUS or unpleasant OdorS. Price 75c. At all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash
ingtoD.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Is lbs.
WARD prints, soc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, butternilk and sweet milk &c. per at.
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MILK CRUST
On q Child's Head Cured.
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER Gentlemen, Last
summer my sister. while visiting in Boston bought
box of CUTICURA and CUTICUKA SOAR for her
little boys head. who had the milk crust for more
than two years. and for which she had tried aim ost
everything and exhausted the skill of several physi-
Clans. The CUTICURA cured him and he is now >
fine, healthy looking boy. with beautiful head of
hair Yours,
MRS. B. l.. BOWER.
143 CLINTON ST., CINCINNATI ONO.
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SCdLD HEAD
For Nine Years Cured.
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen, Since
July last have been using your CUTICURA for
Scald Head, and it has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for niue years did me no good. I
am now using it as a hair dressing but my head is
well. 1t keeps the hair in very nice condition.
Yours truly, II. A. RAYMOND.
auditor Fort Wayne, Jackson and Sa0iaa,g Il. r.
JACKSON, MICK, Dec. 20, 1873.
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their infants, caused In many instances by i'm
proper food. There need be no hesitation in
using Aetltn's Food, as long trial has proved 1t
the very best article for children deprived Of the
natural fount 1t is Endorsed by eminent physi-
clans, and may be had OF most druggists and
grocers. Price, IS cents. T. Metcan & Co.. Bos-
ton, Mass.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CoNCEltT

(NONCENT
Y To create a fund for free excursions for moor
children, vi he siven az hBNEh'S SUMNER
8ARPES, sTNpks EVENING, duly 18th, at :
O'Clock Y. m. A Gne program.
Tickets, IS cts. each. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

SPANISH lace capes and scarfs at twenty
per cent of at NJ Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

SKIN HUMOR
On Face, Head and Parts OF Body, Head
Covered " nth Scabs and SOr es
Messre WEEKS PoTTER.-I commenced to use
your CUT1CURA REMEDIES last July. My face and
My head was covered with scabs and sores, and my
suffering was fearful. had tried everything
bad heard Of in the East and West. My case was
considered very bad one. have now not parti-
Gle OF Skin Humor about me, and my case is con
stdered wonderful. 1t has been the means of sell
ing great many of Your CUTICURA REMEDIES in
this part Of the country.
Respectfully yours
MRS. s. E. WHIPPLE.
DECATUR, MICH, Nov. n, 1873.
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