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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
PRICES LOW rs EYER.

10, 600 yards of Hamburg Embroidery half price,
from &c. pr yard to the finest qualify:
8, 900 yards job leOof Satin Striped Piques 12kc
500 yards best quality Spring Calicoes, &c.
60 dozen French Corsets (Whalebone) 5Oc each.
25c.
1900 yards of new spring Dress Goods, 15 1s, 20,
5000 yards Of Bleached Cotton, old price, yard
1900 yards Of 21Syd. wide sheeting Cotton. 25c
3oo White Bed Quilts. &c.. 76c.. Sic. 81 81. IS.
100 ps Of nottingham Curtain Lsces &c, ,25. 81. .5oc
% Ps. of pure Mohair Apacas, double width, 25c.
60 ps. OF Spring Cashmeres, new shades, 20c.
leo ps. OF Spring Cassimeres for men and boys
wear. =
leo ps. Of Lonsdale Cambric. 12kc
% gs q Table Linens. all linen. Is, 80, 81. So g.
loo dozen Al-Linen Napkins. 50. Is. 81, 81. .25,
100 ps. Of White Flannels, Ii, 20, 2sc.
100 dozen of Misses Fancy Stockings spring nat
terms Csc. - = = -
IF YOU WANT. TO SAVE 20 PER CENT on
YOUR PURCHASES,
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
o. n. TOws0N.
= fss Pss.sslsaass Ass.ss.
seblA South hide. near 7th st.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c., Tonight.
Condensed Locals.

The price of the double sheet STAR Is the same
as the single Sheet-tWo centS-and the postage
is but one cent to any part of the United States
Street lamps will be lighted at 5:55 p m, and
eXtingrdShed at 5:l5 a. m.
Lecture by Mr. w. D. Hughes, at TaI'ra1ge
Hall, F street; not at lincoln Han on the 18th.
Some coored em'yrants arrived here last
night from Indiana. who went there over two
months ago from Wilson county, No:5h CI-C
lima. They did not like their new homes and
are going back to the old North State.
j. Shtliington sends early copies of D9Baorest's s
Monthly, The Young LADIES' journal and Frank
Leslie's Popular Monthly for March.
.daf Referring , to the publication OF the sudden
deceased soldiers were, under the regulations Of
said institution, only benefciaries Of the home
and not entitled to pension. Thos. Little had
been an inmate of the home for II years and
Jefferson MyerSfor 90 years.
The lecture OF Mr.. John Fiske upon "America's
Place In History last night, drew large and
appreciative audience. Among those who paid
the distinguished lecturer the compliment of
their attendance were Secretary Evarts, Secre-
tary Schurz, Prof. Newcomb and others of high
of this course by Prot. FiSke viii be followed
with great interest by all who enjoyed the
treat last OF night.
AT meeting OF the committees from the sew
eral lodges of the 1. o. M, held at Association
Hall last evening. the following were elected
temporary officers for the purpose Of organizing
mutual relief association OF the order in the
District OF Columbia: James E. Dement,, No. s,
president; II. E. Weaver, No. 8, vice president;
7. c. Spurgeon. No. Z, secretary; Geo. +. Timms,
No. TO- treasurer.
The letter carriers are doing big business to-
day in valentine day literature.
On the occasion of Robert Collyer's lecture
last night, the spacious and comfortable audi
torium OF All Souls church was completely
filled, but not overcroW ded, because the man.
ayers OF the lecture course very Sentibly de-
cided to sell no more tickets than there were
seats. By this thoughtful precautfon the
audience were able to hear, see and breathe to
advantage. 1t would do injustice to the infmita-
BILE lecture, upon 'Clear Gritty to attempt an
abstract. but In general terms it may be said
that it abounded in good sense presented with
such eloquence and humorous point, that the
audience was compelled to express It's delight
almost continuously. Mr.. COllyer has a very
Raechpr
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Washington Irish Relief Fund.

The contributions for the relief OF the famish-
ing poor OF Ireland, made through the citizens
committee of this city now amount to 81, 1886. 3s
OF this, s2,4S6.5O was remitted to the Mansion
House relief committee in Dublin, by Mr.. George
w: Riggs on the oath of January. There is a
balance OF 81 ,S963S in the hands of Mr.. James
Fullerton, the treasurer, who hopes to be able
to remit at least s9 600 on Monday to the ''Irish
Famine Relief Fund, " OF which Messrs. Patrick
N. II: o'Sulliyan, M. P, 81 Middle Abbey street,
Dublin, are the treasurers. Besides the above
balance In Mr.. Fullertons hands, some $3.50, or
thereabouts, was collected at the Congrega-
uonal church on the I'd inst. and paid to Mr.. p
Cullinane. The contribution of the members
of the House OF Representatives amounted to
about 81, l6O, and was sent to the New York
Herald. Mrs. General Sherman has also made
some collections. Washington's contribution
so far is at least S. 900. A meeting of collectors
and others interested in increasing the relief to
be sent TO Ireland is called for tomorrow even
ing at Carroll Hall.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Poor School Houses.

Editor GGr:-Your leader of yesterday re-
minded me of what l should, and intended to
have done several days SINCE Informed the pub
character and condition of one Of the District
school houses. allude to the over-crowded, If
not packed, and badly ventilated old rookery,
the "Publ1c School Building" In the large ard
thriving village of Uniontown. There are at
present several children who are seriously ill
with typhoid-pneumonia, and it is the opinion
Of at least one physictan there that their sick
ness is Justly chargeable to the foul and vltiated
atmosphere Of said building. Your corres-
pondent is also credibly informed that there is
an old pr1vy vault under the same roof, which
is constantly emitting its vile and death-dealing
odors. More anon. w.
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READ REEDS Sons AD., then keep Lent.

A SKULL FRACTURED BY BoTTLE.-In the Po-
lice Court, this morning, Thos. Kelly and Jas.
Commons were charged with an assault and bat
pears that these young men were at ball at
SaeDgerbund Hall last Monday night, when a
dispute arose and Kelly threw a spittoon and
Horn on the head, and 1t was reported at the
Police Court by Horns mother this morning
that his skull was fractured, and that since the
occurrence fine glass has been oozing out of his
head. Kelly was released on $500 bonds and
Connors was committed in default of bonds to
answer the charge.
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A HEAVY RAIN FALL IN THE WEST yesterday
caused serious rise In the Ohio and other
western rivers At Frankfort, KY, the lower
palt OF the city was flooded. Several bridges
were swept away. At Lebanon, KY, the water
mont (W. Va.) dispatch says the Potomac has
overfiowed, carrying away thousands of dollars
worth OF lumber and logs and destroying the
county bridges. The loss In property will be
very great.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

A Modern Miracle.
1t has long been stated as scientific PROPOSE
tion by the medical men that third stroke of
paralysis is necessarily fatal What, then, shall
be said of John Appel, of North Banford. Conn,
who had twelve, and who is to-day strong,
vigorous man? The phenomenon is ascribed BY
Mr.. Appel to his constant application of Giles
Liltt7ite7lt IOdiGe ammonia.
Giles PiHs cure Painful Menstruation.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents. SIT
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DISAPPEARANCE OF AN ANNAPOLIS MERCHANT,
A special correspon aence Of the Baltimore Ga
zette from Annapolis, February 13, says:-Mr.
Benjamin C. Payne, who has been doing busi-
ness here as acoal dealer for two or three years,
disappeared from this city yesterday afternoon,
leaving behind him two notes, one at his place
house of Maj w. o. Bfgelow, his brother-fn-
law saying that he had gone away never to re-
turn. Mr.. Payne was considerably involved in
his business and legal proceedings had been
commenced by his creditors. he is widoWer
having married daughter of the late Solomon
Phillips. He leaves young child here,
daughter between three and four years, who is
with Maj. B1gelow. Mr. Payne is not native
here but first came to this city as clerk in the
Lumber business in 1871. He is a Pennsylvania,
He was much respected in this place.
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SMALLPOX AMONG INDIANs.-A telegram to the
N. 2. Herald from Fort Robinson, Neb Feb 13,
says: A courier arrived here last night from
pox has broken out among the Indians at that
agency, and that the savages are In state Of
CONSERVATION. He reports also that a peculiart-
destructive, as many of its victims died within
few hours OF being stricken down, and that
none were known to recover. The agency doc
tor, agent and auxiliaries are doing their ut
most to prevent its increase
Evening star., 1880-02-14

GEN. GRANT and party sailed from Havana
yesterday for Vera Cruz, on the steamer City of
Alexandra. They spent Thursday on the plan
tatton OF Los Canas and left there Thursday
night, starting from La Union Station at 10
the engine struck a COW and the train went of
the track, luckily without serious consequences.
The fireman was wounded. The train was run
ming on an embankment ten feet high at the
time OF the accident.
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ATTEMPT TO ROB A STREET CAR Box.-Last
night, at 1890 O'Clock, as 'Bud' Tenly, who
drives car No. 50 on b street, was turning in on
his last hip, at 14th and Boundary streets he
was attacked by two colored roughs who struck
him in the back with stones and attemptedto
rob the money box. Tenly fired at them, but
they made their escape safely.
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BODY -SNATCHfNG AT RICHMOND, vA.-Not-
WithstaHdtng the recent publicity given to the
alleged robbery of graves OF colored paapers In
Oakwoed cemetery, at Richmond, the horrible
business seems to have been revived. The
guard in that cemetery yesterday mornin g,
about two O'Clock, fired upon a party of five
paupers section. The ghouls fled, leaving
their tools near the SPOT
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TEACHERS can procure tickets for the three
remaining lectures of the course on "America's
Place in History" by MI. John Fiske, at reduced
rates, at Ballantyne'S
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Purifier and Liver Stimulant ever compounded.
CUTICURA is the great external remedy for all
Humors Of the Scalp and Skin. Ulcers and Old
Sores.
CUTIcURA SOAP Is an elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant to CUTIcURA for al external affections.
Prepared BY Weeks Potter. Chemists and Drug
sass :, Ss9 ~ WM:nhington M street HEssSn Mas and
OUIIgUnA small boxes. 90 cents large boxes.
small. el: RRsoLvlNr. 0l per bottle. CUTICURA
S0AP, p cents Per cake; by mail. 30 cents; three
Evening star., 1880-02-14
CITY ITEMS.

SPRING ULsTERs AND OvERCOATs are now COM
ing in and opening at pleasing prices. One low
est price, GEO. c. HENNING,
4lO 18th street.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

HEMoRRHoIDs efectually cured without pain
or Inconvenience to the patient by using Bar
let's Pile ISuppost0ries. Evidence furnished by
General Agents, j. c. Baker & Co., Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of LOO.
The best Cod LiUer Oil-BdEey's, eo4
Evening star., 1880-02-14

TAKE Re71edr's B-0,cn MirtaTe for that cold
and get rid of ttN or. bottle 25c. See advt tn ST.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

UNHEATER C0MIQEE.
l MONDAY, Feb 9, nightly. and Tuesday and
Of the season, Lulu WentWorth's Blonde Burlesque
Female Minstrel and Folly Troupe 80 First
Artists 30 The most successful show of the season.
The Beauties of the American Stage. The Best Spe-
cialty Artists in America. See the Blondes feb9
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~ Albert Lewis Gallat1n, grandson of the
American statesman, Albert Gallat1u, died in
London, Thursday.
eS- Comptroller Kelly fell from horse car, in
New York, yesterday, and had his shoulder dislo-
Gated.
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COLLIID
Voltatc mectrio Plasters.

Hundreds Of little Nerves and Muscles respond 10
the Electrical Action Of these wonderful Plasters,
the mop0opt they are applied. They instantly An
nihilatsS lin, Strengthen Weak and Painful Parts,
Draw Poison from the Blood. Prevent Fever and
Asues Liver and Kidney Complaints. =
Evening star., 1880-02-14

THE WEAKEST WOMAN, smallest child, and
sickest invalid, can use Hop Bitte1s with safety
and great good.
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DEEDS In FEE have been recorded as follows:
Chas. A. Beavans to John w. Shaw half OF
lofs In SO. 434; 8. George w. Riggs and
Thos. Evans to AdoniS L. Yarby, sub. lot 4, so.
lot 30, In Kelley and Shepherds sub. of part Of
so. T33; &lsO,
Evening star., 1880-02-14

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to suffer long with headache
II Lodale's Headache Specific is used.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

TIE VERY BEST QUALITY OF BEEF for roasts or
cuts prime corned beet-the latter cured under
his dfrection-can be had of Mr.. John r Kelley
62s, 629 $50 Center market stands, and 2O6 and
Dos Northern Liberty market
Evening star., 1880-02-14

FOR BRONCHIAL, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
complaints, "Bro,cn's Bronchial Troches" mani
fest remarkable curative properties. Like all
other meritorious articles, they are frequently
initiated, and those purchasing should be sure
to obtain the genuine bronchial TrOcheS."
Evening star., 1880-02-14

FANNY LEAR, or Hattie Blackford, the Amerl-
can, whose adventurous career in Russia is OF
worldwide notoriety, is coming out with a book
to be called 1.-The Loves of Grand Duke" II
is said that she has determined to give up her
wild life and to settle down quietly as the wife
of the director of theatarn y
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ElNAL FAREWELL.
By earnest request Of eminent citizens, Senators
and Members Of the House of Representatives,
THE FAMOUS
McGIBENY FAMILY
Will give one of their Choicest Sacred Programmes
at the
NATIONAL THEATER,
SUNDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY Is.
The Sacred Song and Instrumental Service by
this wonderful family has been warmly endorsed in
all the cities where they have been given, by press
pulpit and public, in the highest terms.
contribution will be taken at the DOORS as fol-
lows Orchestra chairs, SO c., orchestra circle, SIS
C. :: dress circle, 25 C. gallery, Is.
Doors open at pm. Service to commence at
$780, granting time to attend divine service before
the commencement of the song service Donot fail
to hear them in the farewell service.
Grand Concert O-NIGHT at LINCOLN HALL.
B. 8. briggs, Manager
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Quirk's Irish Tea Cures BiliOusness.
QuarES Dish Tea cures headache.
QuirE'S irish Tea cures dyspepsia.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

A SERIES OF EXTENSIVE SwINDIEs was BROUGHT
to q close In Philadelphia yesterday by the ar
rest OF young man named Fred. Warren. Some
months ago Alex. Handy opened house I'm New
York, bought goods on time and shipped them
to branch house in Philadelphia run by W. r.
Wyman. When the notes became due they were
not paid and both men disappeared. Warren
WIS left In charge Of the Philadelphia house. He
was hailed in $1,000. Firms dealing with the
bogus merchants lose about $50 600
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PARNELL RELIEF FUND. - The following
amounts have been contributed to the ParneIl
relief fund and deposited with the treasurer, P.
Cullinane, esq.,, SOC 9Th street southwest: Pat.
rick Cullinane, 500; James Plant, S.; M. Gala.
gheI, g; s: J; Patton, s.; ]. Reilly, $40; J. W.
Srof Sad9s ss 81 James sIee Mell 81 John M Mcintyre
b. Walsh, IS; M. Flynn, 50; James Straw, $40;
George Courtenay, S; Friend of Liberty, So;
George Russil, 50; R. II. Hardness, 81; Patrick
9. 50; NJ Broder1ck, 81; L. Mangum, 81: Felix
Gallagher, 81; Barry Shock, s2 Cash, 81; Mrs.
M n; Donohue, Ha1 s.; E Q. N. Condor, SO; Cash.
emiah o. Connell, 81; Daniel Kelly, S5 Denis
Kenealy, 90; Cash, Soc; collected on floor s14
Edward Barry, 81; c. O. ROurke, s.; two lady
ee Brosnsn 'GRn Eago1Te SoWena 81 " M kyan "a pb
Ian, $: Thos. Kirby, $40; M. Murphy. s.; Mrs.
o. l., 81; Col. J. H. Donovan, $40; Mr. VIM. For
sysh sS Patrick sheehey 8; Knights Of St.
Mrs M: Morgan, 81; j. Reilly, s.; John B. Lough-
Ian. 81. so; antt-rent man, 81, Ellen Handerban.
s.; Michael Cayanagh, $; Fred. W. Collins. S:
Buckley S.; Myer Loeb, 25c.; John O,Hagan.
SO. Total, S30S.59.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Walter B. Williams g.
Co., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, for
A. A. Birney, trastee lot G in Simon's subdiyi-
sion OF part OF square No. 5s4, on southeast cor
ner OF ~ street and Maryland avenue south
west, containing 1850 square feet OF ground, to
James F. Connor, for s.. 1O5
A MESSENGER FROM JARVIS SECrIoN,-Mr. Il.
Macauley begins an engagement at Ford,s
opera House on Monday next, and the return of
coined. 1t is play that will stand seeing more
than once. The plot is interesting, and the
play abounds with what may be termed SEN
satonal incidents, ,protrayed in thoroughly ma
turai manner. Many Of the selections are in
tensely amusing. The character of Uncle Dan'l.
Deputy Sheriff Of Jarvis Section for nigh onto
vely clever personation. The broad shout
dered, honest backwoodSman, In his homespun
garments, carpet bag and fur cap, carries the
the end of the play. During Mr. NacauIey,s
last visit to Washington the tableaux at the
end OF one of the acts received as it deserved,
three recalls. Besides the night performances,
viii be as usual
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The BALTIMORE SUN says:
The BALTIMORE SUN says:
The BALTIMORE SUN says:
The BALTIMORE SUN says;
The BALTIMORE sun SAYS:

There were many present at Ford's last night ex-
pecting to laugh at "Uncle Dan'l" eccentricities
and that they did laugh, thousands can testify
characteristic play, full of all sorts Of droeries
and witticisms. repete with the honest sentiments
and stands aghast at anything like chicerv, false.
hood or deceit. Mr.. B. Macauley, who sus-
is undoubtedly an excellent actor of this peculiar
school, and having surrounded himself with actors
and actresses of distinguished merit, has placed
before the public play to which he can point with
pardopable feelings of pride. The play has been a
success in Boston, New York and Philadelphia and
now it only remains for Baltimore to set the stamp
of her approval upon it, which she will certainly do
this week, judging from last nights beginning.
This is the performance for families erpecially ::
one that is always hugely enjoyed by ladies and
children. Uncle Danl, Clip and Sit Down Smith, :"
are all favorites.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

THE FoLDING-FAN DENTAPHONE for the deaf ia
stin on exhibition at Dunbarton, 62s Pa ave, +
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Itching Piles-Sympt0ms are Moisture,
ting warm in bed, increased by scratching; other
parts are sometimes affected "S,oayae's O,at-
nent' pleasant, sure cure. Also cures letter,
Ringw0rm, Ptmples, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty,
Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma-
nent cure certain. Sent by mail for 5Oc.; three
boxes, ST. Address letteTs, DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists Wholesale
by Stott & Cromwell, washington. 60
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When You Have Creased, Smoked,
Douched, snuffed, inhaled and physicked to
your hearts content, become discouraged, dis
gusted and d1sheartened in the fruitless at
tempt to cure your CatarTh, then use bottle of
DR.. Hartlevs Great Remedy for CdtaYrh, and be
cured
Evening star., 1880-02-14

Residents Of Washington and vicinity will re-
member the remarkable cure of Col. AverilI, which
occurred within two years. but it may not be gener
ally known, that it was accomplished by means Of
Warmers Safe Kidney Cure, then in its infancy. It
was, however, the same means which rescued Col
Averin from certain and most painful death, and
which is curing thousands throughout the land that
is presented to the public, and which can be pro-
cured Of any druggist. Such testimony is over
powering, and is, indeed. confrmatory of the best
news which can come to humanity. feb14-s.w2t
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GOLD lined bracelets three dollars, at Prlgg's

DEATH AT ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN YEARS
OLD.-Dr. j. II. Bushnell to-day sent certifi-
cate of death of Jenny Brown, said to be ore
hundred and eleven years old. She was raised
In Maryland and came here after the war, and
has been living since that time in O-street
alley, between 4th and 5th and N and o streets
northwest.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen,

yO Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and DyeiAg Establishment,
No. 906 street. near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
TO DO his work In manner not to be eQualed BY
those not possessing these facilities Ladies'
ana Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
enectual removal of grease spots guaranteed I i
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses
partly or thoroughly. 26 years experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices
First-claSS work.
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cUTIcURA

From the Hon. WM. TAYLOR, Stat
Senator OF Ma ssachusetts.
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PIANO TUNING 81, warranted flrst-claSS by j.
+. Lucas, SIS F and 90a 9th streets.
Evening star., 1880-02-14

EDGAR's Whooptng Cough Specific is the best.
sale depot, corner sth and E. Capitol sts Inn
Evening star., 1880-02-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued IN
Peter B1ckerson and Annie Wilson; d. McSsartv
Ramsay, OF alexandra, Va, and Louise Z. Hilii
OF Fairfax county, Va; Francis q. Gordon. ~
Peru, III, and Josephine G. Anderson, Of Cul-
Evening star., 1880-02-14

HON. 3. B. WAsHBURNR announces that be
u not, and under no circumstances win he be, q
candidate for the presidency; also that the
11end VINO wrote that he was candidate for
governor OF Illinois was more Jealous than
Evening star., 1880-02-14

Major James Thompson, a retired o. 8.
tardsvo tds oincer' ued 10 Newport, Kentucky, yes
Evening star., 1880-02-14

"ALDERNBY DAIRY.IFresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In x lbs.
Ward prints, 4Sc. per ID. Also cottage
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lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Wellesi Health Releacer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C: 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
Evening star., 1880-02-14

Two EMINENT MHN-Edison, discoYerer OF Tele.
phones, and Dr. Bull, of Cough Syrup notorlety, +
Evening star., 1880-02-14

WHEN You FEEL DULL, drowsy, or like you
don't care continental your liver is certainly
to 60 to your nearest druggist and get paper
or bottle Of J. N. LarOQueS Anti-BiliOuS Bltters.
1t will fix the business for you. The price is Is
cents paper or 81 bottle. w. E. THORNTON,
prop, Balto., Md.
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Latest Intelligence from Various Quar-.
tiers, and Of Great Importance
to the Public.
The "Bnght. Star Of Hope" Clear in
tne SKY and Shining Upon All.
Cs1nkered Vitality TaMqssished and
It's Destrssctice PO,cer Conn
pletely Broken.
HOW TT WAS ACCOMPLISHED.

The most eminent medical authorities have pro-
nounced Bright's Disease of the Kidneys incurable
As consequence, thousands in this and other lands
have succumbed to the insidious power of the COM
plant and resigned themselves to sa untimely and
unnecessary grave. But the age which could make
such strides in science has algo the restoring
power for this fatal disease. Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure is as certain in its healing
mathematical problem. 1t is guaranteed to cure
80 per cent Of all Kidney Diseases andes per cent Of
all Liver Diseases, and that it will do this is beyond
question. Read the following extract from letter
from Beckett & Griffin, Druggists, Monroe, N. @. :
MONROE, Dec. 27, 1879.
We have no hesitation in saying that your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is the most efficient COM
bination for obstinate Kidney Diseases have ever
knoWn-and we have no meagre experience, our
DR.. Biskett being practcing physician for ne2 2ry
twenty years. BECKETT h GRIFFIN.
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1t Cures
Bfliousness Headache and Liver Complaints;
such is QuirE's Irish Tea, the 25 cent remedy.