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NATURES REMEDY.
Nsedham's Red Glover Blossoms and Extracts

Pura Red Glover Blossoms and the extracts OF the
Blossoms cure Cancer, salt RleH1n and all other
blood diseases Hundreds Of cases have already been
cured by using the Red Clover. Among the number.
d. Needham. 81 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, H., cancer
on left shoulder; pronounced cancer by the best
physicians IN New York, Philadelphia and other
cities is now entirely cared. sister OF
Dr. d G. Frsbie, Grlnneli, Iowa, cancer in breast
Mrs. Caiharlne Smith, Pennington. Minnesota, can
Ger in breast Captain David II. Small ~ winchester
avenue, Chicago H., cancer in stomach, eiyen up
nv several doctors. On the Pacific Coast VIII men
ton, mother of D. W. Moody, san Jose. cal, a
severe case; n W. Callohan, 80 Sih St, San Jose,
Judge W II. McGrew. san Jose. Cal, Rev T. ~
Oviatt Gi!roy Cal, W. Perkins 6i3 Mission ST, D. =;
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Phones,

For deaf people. Ask terms of trial. Cir.
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cry street, s. F.
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The ORIGINAL Mrs. GRUNDY.-The
original Mrs. Grundy, says the Chicago
Inter- Ocean, was the wife of President
Van Buren, s Attorney G General, the Hon.
Felix Grundy, of Tennessee, and she
ruled aristocratic society in Washing.
ton with rod Of iron. Her edicts
were law, her presence was indispensa-
BILE to the success of all fashionable
gatherings, and such an authority she
became on social topics that the ex.
preston Mrs. Grundy says" became
so common as to outlive her fame.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-11-19

have suffered from Kidney difficulty for
the past ten years, accompanied with nervous
spasms Physicians gave me but temporary
relief, but after using three and one half
bottles Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
cure, my nervous spasms were ,ntirely re-
lieved. My age is - years. ! recommend
this great remedy to all suffering from nerv-
Gus trobes. Mrs. MARY REESE.
EISto4, Pa
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Best thing out: Cclluloid Cats and Col
lars. Try them. Sold everywhere.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" is the
name OF social club at Daabury,
Conn. Most Of the time of its mem.
Ders - taken up in pronouneing its
name; but they might as we'll do that
as some other things such clubs delight
in.-lChicago Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-11-19

A decent boldness ever meets with
friends.-PoPE.
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a Whisky Bill.

Shamus MaloIey," said the Judge,
this morning, as he brushed away a
stray bead of perspiration and winged
a noisy fly that Lad settled on his
nose, "you are charged with assaulting
Mrs. Mulrooney. What's your plea "
I'm innocent, Judge, until I am
proven guilty"
Then you! plead not guilty."
Yes, sir.
Mrs. Mulrooney, take the stand.
ordered bis honor, and tell us about
this affair.""
Last evening" asservated the in
jured woman, after being sworn, Il
sent my boy to Maloney's saloon to get
a quart of beer, and Maloney kept the
change. I went around to Maloney's,
and sez I, Mr.. Maloney where's me
change :? See he, I've kaped it for
to wipe out part of Mr.. Mulrooney's
score chalked up on the slate At this
| SEE, You thaiving blaggard, phat
have l got to do with me Old man &
bills? 1 wants me change, and divil a
bit I'll stir till l gifts it, You won t
go home till morning, is it, Mrs. Null
rooney?' the liverhearted Maloney
said, and at the same time he struck
me on the nose and showed me out of
doors on to the sidewalk, where l found
myself, fax, Eore dead than alive. Oh,
mushla acree! its kilt intirely tina.
was."
How was it that you did not go to
the Morgue, Mrs. Mulrooney 2" asked
the Court, rousing himself up out of a
semi-dose. "But never mind the an
swer," continued his honor. MIR.
Maloney, did you keep this woman $
changer"
"Yes. sir; her husband owed me-
"And did you push her out of your
saloon?"
Eyes, sir, she wouldn't go home"
" Well them" said his honor, " let
me tell you for your future guidance
that you can't make a woman pay her
husbands whisky bills. and you are
not permitted by the laws, of which 1
am humble but decidedly firm ex-
FOUNDER, to maui or beat woman or
throw her out of doors. You can APP
pear for sentence on this charge"
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The Friends Of Delicate Ladies

WarneI's Safe Kidney and liver cure is
tle remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to w.men. Headaches, neuralgia,
disordered nerves, weakness, mental shocks,
and kindred ailments arc eiiectually removed
by its dsc.-1He NDtheI'S Naga.ine
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PIONEER
White Lead.

GUARANTEED PURITY. Com
PARSONS and tests challenged.
Ask for it; insist on getting it.
If your storekeeper don't or won't
keep IT, send your order 10 us.
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The BANKERS JOKE They were
enjoying bath. You should see the
bank now" said the President of the
First National, Of Thorntown, Ind.
" You should see the bank now; Dick
has 1t fairly filed with beautiful flow
ers, all fine house plants and all doing
WELL" II shouldn't think" said his
friend the chronicler; that it would
be very good place for Horticulture"
"Oh, yes!" replied the President,
they do splendidly; you see there's
80 much falling due there all the time
that" Bnt his auditor mist the rest
OF it, for Nantucket crab had got
Judgment on bis foot and he was trying
to get ashore before it foreclosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

The statistics OF railroad earnings for the first
third OF the present year furnish additional
evidence OF the substantial business prosperity
OF the country. Returns from thirty.six rail-
road companies Of their gross earnings from
the nrst OF January TO the first OF May show
Total OF So, SOS, SIS against 81 O74, 52s for the
sumo period OF 1sI9-an increase OF 80 49,, 062,
or about 25 per cent. The reports OF the same
companies for the month OF April show that
the average Increase OF 25 per cent. is being
maintained, and the prospect is that 1t will be
kept up through the year. For April the gross
receipts amounted to sl3, S0 93l against ST.. O61
$50 for the corresponding month last year-an
increase OF s2.stTl45. 1t Is estimated that all
the great trunk liaes have enjoyed an increase
proportlonate with that reported by the rail-
roads which furnished the statistics we have
given Railway travel, being largely In the ma
lure OF a luxury, Is quick TO feel and suffer
from business depression, and on the other
hand such marked Increase as Is here recorded
Is a most satisfactory proof OF general pros
perity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

The anttTilden element OF the democracy Is
laborfng TO persuade the south that she ought
TO come right to the front at Cincinnati and
protest against the nomination o. the ..hero OF
cipher alley" The opposition to Tllden Is so
pronounced in the south that II the delegates
rom that section assert their power they can
easily beat him. In the republican party there
Is q lear, In some quarters, that the southern
oelegates at chicago may be too willing to r1sh
10 tne 'front.' and take an active part In the for
mauon OF the ticket Inasmuch as the repuoli-
cans OF those states probably cannot contribute
any electoral votes towards the success OF the
ticket there Is feeling maniresting itself that
they ought not to be permitted too much tutlu-
ence In nominating IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

In Philadelphia the ether day an apparently
Weu-meantng young person, In spirit OF fun
pointed gun at the head of friend. The
consequence was the usual result In such cases,
The friend fell dead OF course the ocular gun.
holder didn't know the gun was loaoed, and of
course he was very sorry. But all the same he
ought TO be punished. 1t cannot be claimed
that 1t would do any good to afterward hang a
man who died from his own act Of looking down
the barrel OF gun that he thought wasn't
loaded; but the protection OF society certainly
seems to require that laws should be passed
making it penitentiary offence to point gun
or pistol at another person under any circum-
stances, and Furnishing by hanging whenever
death occurs to another from that too common
style OF playful pastfme The plea of ignorance
or want OF intent ought not to have any weight
III such cases.
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The Double Sheet ON Saturday.

The STAR will be published as usual on Satur-
day In eight page form of fifty-six columns.
Advertisers and newsdealers Will please send In
their orders as early as practicable for this
enlarged and extra edition. The number of
new advertisements printed last Saturday was
123. The number thus far printed in May
is gI2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

They may understand 1t all right out In ILL.,
nois, but, In view OF the way his friends acted
In the late Cook county convention, It Ia difficult
for the people OF the other parts of the country
to see how Mr.. Washburne Is "for Grant, first.
last and all the time" as he has all along pro.
fessed 10 be. With the light Afforded at present
IT appears to be a first-class case of holding
with the hare and running With the hounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

THE STAR IL connected with the wires of the M :
tona Telephone Exchange and with the Western
Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies
can therefore be availed Of in sending to TIE STAB
Advertisements, orders for the paper to be served
news. or any information. at any hour of the day
free OF charge These facilities are great couye-
nienoe, and win be appreciated by the customers Of
THE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

LII Prince Bismarck is a man OF his word he
WIZ resign and retire to private life. The Ger
man Parliament recommitted the Eibs nayiga-
tion bill and then adjourned without taking the
<sction That Bismarck insisted upon. The infer
ence Is that the statesmen OF Germany have
reached the conclusion that the empire can
exist even without Bismarck.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

GOD INvESTMENTS.-we Are authorized to
~ ofer the following property for immediate
A three story FRAME of eight rooms. gas. water
and bath, good lot to thirty foot alley and stable.
for 81 OOo. Property can be rented $25 per month
to good tenant. Location New York ave-, 5th st.
two story BRICK HOUSE. seven rooms, sas.
water, lot - 9xl40 10 alley. in good order and rent
ips FOR $40 to prompt tenant. for 81. 900 cash.
"A three story FRAME HOUSE. on L St, between
in nice order and renting for s26 per. month for
$2WO W. Z. BURFORD CO.,
myIl Ills st. n.
FOR SALT LIST Ct bet 18th and 18th SITS. wv, q
Il handsome BUILDING BITE, fontins south ;
Sne Of the choiSsst LEGATIONS n the city. FOR
Hsmeshire ave. facing Dupont Circle. FOR
soott statue LOT 81 in on ,pss n Sy 81 81
on 10th st. FOR SALE Massachusetts, ave. NV,
BUILDING LOT, fronting on both massachusetts
ave. and ct, FOR ALE-Handsome PROPERTY
corner OF 26th and SITS: W. consisting Of three
story Dwelling adloin ed by desirable Building Lots
VIII be sold at sacrifice. FOR SALE-l4l6 lith
Containing ten rooms and modern improvements
Will sell NJ great bargain. FOR SALE-706 Sth st
NV, two story and basement BRICK, Just north
OF u s. Patent Office. THOS ]. FISHER 90
1928 ct, NV. myiO'
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COAL AND WOOD.

JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD TIE; LsLhfH9 RsIs o OoEsnorIoks GOAL
COAL P,ompt bsioassa. wooD.
Main ofnces whArvea. mill and depot oonnoctod
with uptown ofices by TELEPHONE
With unequaled facilities and advantages for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade
wh a. factory. extensive store y.rds enabling
hronghout the city. and AL In immediate commu-
mcanon, ineer1ng prompt attention TO orders. We
are PREPARED 70 offer to our patrons the best vsr1e
ties Of coal at the very lowest prices.
. We insure strictly pure coal, Of 40 POUNDS 20
eton. JOHNSON BROIHEHSS
Main once. mill and depot foot OF 12th 18TH ana
sH. e.w Ofhcee: 1202 r st p.w.; l1lz S@ 90
nv. 14l8 It'll at. n. ". and al Ps.sv. sc. oil
NATI0HAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
THE FIRST PRE- MUM FOR BEST GOAL ana
KIEDLIN6 WOOD wA1 awarded TO NJ over Al
competitors.
OTEPAEN6ON = BIO"
Dspet and NH, 7th-strest wharf.
once: i1tA and Psnna- svenuss nova
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DRESs GOODS FOR THE SPRINGS,
DbEss GOODS FOB oT TIE E6 Mo gF Hpsauoar
Our stock is better and larger than ever; Our
sly les attractive and our prices are as low or
lower than the same goods can be bought else
ras6Y D nad e'e so sGss
than any bouse in Washington. and will sell
them at New York prices
We have 'qfs Sfsssff a s'sSsSas. OF pure
which we selfst Is cents;
UNIoS LINEN LAWNS. u
which we sell at - Cts never sold at less than 2oc.
These goods are rare bargains and must be seen
to be aErrecisted. ,o,oDpn o-,v. ,,
BLACK s5aksE eob4skR EssIk ssA11Ss
Royal ndI[f .p GgEN MARIN
and all other choice
DRESS GOODS.
w. N. sHUSTER & SONS.
91g Pennsylvania avenue.
u One Price. Five per cent. off for cash. 1t
GENUINE ROOT BEER in bottles so cts.
" per dozen.
CCL6REp FiB Ii Is at ts Wholesale Rs and RETAIL at
A. NJ. KLOCZEWSKrS Drug Store,
myl1 423 9th street. bet. and NV.
$500 ZOR!!
This is a remarkable and extraordinary RAZOR!
by Wade : Butcher. Of England. the best living
nSF GGTTf thin ana fa
with the Slightest touch Only 81 90 and warranted
To- * + %G1sS sftgaas
h1Ds M hsd ss,is = P6s GH1F BAzAR
FISHING Isl 4 TACKLE. Ak "a BASE BALLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

The supreme court of Pennsylvania has Just
rendered decision In a civil rights case, which
upsets the theory that places of public amuse-
ment in refusing admission to any persons or
denying them seats are only liable for the price
OF admission. A colored man and his wife were
refused admission TO public entertainment In
Philadelphia some years ago. upon tickets they
mad purchased. They brought suit, and the
lower court awarded them 5000 damages. The
case was appealed on the ground that the
plaintiffs could only recover the amount they
paid FOR their tickets. The supreme court has
afhrmed the Judgment of the lower court, and
In Its opinion holds that the purchasers and
holders OF tickets for particular seats shave
more than mere license that their right Is
more In the nature OF lease, 'entitling them to
peaceable ingress and egress and exclusive DOS
session Of the designated seats during the per-
formance."
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THE MILD POWER CURES,
HUMPHREYNs
HEnD rHIC


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICa.
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rs. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues...... so
~. Piles. Blind or Bleeding. Observation-Disclosures. so
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20. Whooping Cough. violent Coughs. ........ so
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on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED
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NJ Pet Lining, Felt Tsrred Felt, Felt aud Gravel
Roodng. Repairing. and Lima Cement Plask {.
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what an Early Adjournment Means

The wisest and safest of the democratic lead
ers outside OF Congress think that Speaker
Randaus adjournment policy Is fraught with
danger TO the party, because iC almost neces
sarily involves the neglect of some of the many
public interests depending upon Congressional
action. Speaker Randalls policy antagonizes
the general interests of the party to subserve
special political interests 1t is dictated by TIL
den, and selfish ambition is its foundation II
the democratic party can be kept bound to the
fraud" issue until the meeting of the Cincin-
natl convention, Tflden's nomination Is almost
assured. IL other new issues arise to engross
the attention OF the party, then Tilden falls
back to the rear and some representative of the
later and livelier questions of political con-
troversy will be chosen as a rallying cry for the
democratic hosts. The present session of Con-
gress has lasted five months and half, and
during all that time the Tilden-Randall policy
OF inaction has been forced upon the majority
against its wish. The united press of the party
md the voice of all It's representative men out
side the Tiiden clique have joined In a demand
for tariff reform, but the whisper of Gramercy
PARK. though loud enough to reach only the
Speakers ears, has proved more potent than
the party call The spell of Ttldenism seems to
have paralyzed the democratic majority In
Congress us well as to have deafened its ears to
the call OF party and public duty. Now the
T1den- Randall plan Is to cut the session short,
rush through the appropriation bills, throw all
the other public business no matter how I'M
perative, TO the dogs, and march the democracy
10 Cincinnati under single banner with
fraud" inscribed on one side and Tilden on the
other.
According to Tammany and thousands of
other democrats, such banner would be emil
nently appropriate; but aside from all party
considerations, the country at large has some
claims upon the majority In Congress which 1T
should not ignore. There is not single public
interest which calls for an early adjournment
ON the contrary, every interest of the people
can be better attended to by continuation of
the session long enough for the various matters
pending before Congress to be considered with
calmness and elaboration. Congressman are
paid by the year to leg1slate for the people, and
not TO consult party wishes or the interests OF
presidential candidates. The people will not
dispute the right of the democratic majority to
ritter away it's party prospects, but they will
and do protest against it's permitting the puo-
lie business being made subservient to political
schemes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-13

WE REPRESENT ONE OF THE LARGEST
w and best manufactures in the coun-o-7
~; tSUG8GIEs, PHAET0Ns. JUMP e0&
aim TO give the most for the money. Repairing So
Icited: K1DDIE BROS, cor. 1871 st. aud Penn
eyivanla ave. mays
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$500 4ZO r.!

FNHE ROYAL PRUSSIAN BRUNNEN.
IL COMPTON, of NIEDERSELTERS
Announces that the celebrated table water Sc ters
popularity called
GERMAN SELTZER.
Is bottled from the fiscal spring Just as nature
it, as purely natural mineral water.
Its high medicinal value is enhanced by the very
constant composition of the spring, which has been
famous for many centuries.
1t il bottled UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTROL
as NATURAL PRODUCT, and is therefore neither
dependent upon skill nor subject to error.
1t has nothing in common with the numerous
artifcally improved waters of the class Apoinaris
which are imported into foreign countries as purely
natural waters without agreeing with them in
chemical composition and which. therefore. &C
cording to Imperial Decree of February 9, 1880,
must be considered as arthcially prepared mineral
waters.
TRANSLATION.
No. ,155.
his is to certify that the above ia q correct copy
Of the original signed by Thai Ehrenbreitstein,
April Is, $780,
New York. May 8, 1880.
IL. 81 The Imperial Consul General.
1t SCHUMACHER.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
HANDSOME SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER RFFnRR

Ladies' Kid -lined.Opera Slippers. ........sl -a,.
Ladies' strap Sandals. INSTRUMENTATION
ladies' and 4-strap Sandals. 81 TO ssh "
Ladies' High button 5-strsp Sandal. 81. SO -
Ladies' Our Kid Button Boot. OIL. so
Ladies' Silk top French Kid Boots S3 50
Ladies' Slippers and Newports. from Abe. up
GENTS.-We have the incest stock of Gents Low
Shoes south of New York. Our French CALF Hand
made Low Shoes In Ties, Low, Button and Oon-
grees of the best material and make Prices ara
guaranteed lower than elsewhere.
One price.
apS0 GEO. MCCARTHY,