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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-08

PAN HANDLE ITEMS.
Hfen the Aobeetis Texas Paahasdls.
We undssssand thas more cattls haSe
bsss killed o. the Cansonsmsne rsesntly b
The Isdians. That sort Of hing b sbooi
wound cot and il preparations nuss b
brought 10 srisf.
-Najee Tovsn, vhs be- Two coz raaeha
h No Mars Land. that strip produetivs q
dispuiA. which in between hsFs md Kan
~, ! h town. We bslisvs the Major Il
known = he Governor Of No Mani Lad
W. b. Weed has cold 70 Vaa Hos. 4
Co. Thb i b.is0 change Of great in
possasce in our community. M. Wssd's
sock NJ innsnss, composed Of ssssal
merchandise, amounting to SIS, 900.
-LAss Sunday, M. Pssre, foreman d 4.
RovJs ranch. pssssd With Is Durham
males. Parchassd Of Colcosd, Wichita, KaA
Thss eassls 90 70 Mr.. Rows ranch %
Whiss6sh and Salt Fork Of Red River. We
are peoud 70 note moves Of this Kind sao0g
our ssocknsn. This i prs-eninsntly stoek
country. end there i vast amount Of diSse-
eoes in qualities Of stock, from . wealth
producing standpoint.
III there i one thing beyond al othas
particularly exsspssatiDs. il 10 too - The
6ns grass Of cur prairiss. the only food fos
thouasds Of cattle, consumed BY Ere. Our
cattle arc the only source Of wealth " have.
this szss il their only sus.enanos for winter,
and it destruction means great sudsrins 10
the animals and untold LOSES to the stock
men Of the oonntry. There Il no reason In
The world Why any sans man should II fire
Ct into Tie dry sras Of the prairie. We
cannot believe il vandalism On The part 81
he o6isdssr, but assinine, block-hsaded
criminal carelessnes. But in any CO The
perpetrators Of The villainy oasht to b made
IN exampls Of
Nelsoa Adams, Of LArnsd, . promineu,
lawyer Of Western Kansas, the leading poll
ticiaa Of The Arkansas Valley. and an sn,hu-
siastie 81. John sdmirer, Wa attending Die
trict Court this week. Nelse has been over
the State good many time, he i keen
observer, and his knowledge Of thing lsada
him 70 believe that Prohibition d gaining
ground in the State, and that the Prohibiio-
~ Law b now enforced in one half Of the
State. He believes the Law will room Be r.
specssd everywhere in the Commonwealth,
except In larss cities like Dodge. Pawnes
county, the homo of Mr.. Adams, 10 the ban.
uer Prohibition county in Ksneas. Judse
dryden viii probably solis. In the Prohibi-
tioa cause with Mr.. Adams. Their siara
will Be felt wherever they make common
csuss. TAsy ars earness workers.
We hear Il Fumored that the Aichiseo,
Topeka 4 Santa Fs company intend placing
another passenger train On The road, 70 rus
- - expses to Dodge City. This will
make ihsss passenger trains ssch way daily.
and i 40 evidences Of their fsst growing bosi.
nsas and thsis determination 10 give tn
psopls slosg the line Of their road every 70.
cility for rapid transit thas The growth Of ths
country will warrant. We did sos learn d
What stations this fast express will stop, b,
supposs al he priscipal sOvns.-( Risaley
Graphic. q
A herd Of II, coo shsep hss jast reached
Nebraska from Wsshisgton Territory. They
hsvs been On the road two year. This b {
large sumhs Of shssp for oes hssd. bot u
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CLOTHING.

Full liz Of nss's I'D hegS saiis-s
csoplsAs fall asd winter saoek-juA sscsiv-
q u GDo. q ElGnDuu,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-08

PRoFrm or Coon HrocK.-Ssock raisers
in this region Of country are improving the
bresds Of stock, and in few years the finest
cat,le on the continent will BE- driven from
this rsngs 10 market. Stoller d Co.. sold At
Kansas City Lest week, fifteen head Of 6ne
fs, eatle, Of an average weight Of 1.55o b.,
1t s. IS per hundred, which made IN aver
sge per head Of $l04 622. Thess figures
could indicate that il pays to raise 6r,tclass
cattle. The price paid was over so pr cent
above regular market prices. Good cattle
shove the average weight always command
prices much abovs ruling market heurea
The economy 10 stock raising b ssen ss .
eIanc; and no arsunsat i necessary with
sseh proof before o.. The principle that
god sock peys, applies to al kisds Of sock,
sheep and hogs - veil - cattle.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-08

Wyatt carp. isrmerly city marshal In
,his CITY, MS recently uadsr trial before .
magistrate in Tombstone, Arisoas, charged
9Th hou'cids. Great iatsrese w. taken in
Trial which lasted four weeks. From the
soIuninous testimony taken The Justice
uskss long review Of he eass md dis-
charges the dsiendast The following = ..
extsses fton hb decision: "In visw q all
The iaeis ssd eircunstaacs Of TIE &c; co..
sidsring The threats made. the chssaca9 and
positioa Of he psrtie, and ths tEasieal -.
suits accomplished, in manner apd form =
shsy vers, viii I'll surrounding iaausoess
bsasisg upoa Tie ~ gssae q TIE a1aif, I
sas.os rsisa he esselsaiss thss ths dsfssd-
saEs were fully justi6ed n committing thsss
hon,cide; ihas il ~ nses.sazy - deas
d he disehasgs Of N oiieial duty"
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LOCAL NE We.
in. Rainsy ssturasd Saturday % his
hone in Decatur. III. t
W. II. Healey end two daughsrs have ~
tufnsd 70 their home in Texas.
J. ModKa md wiss, Of lows, have located
here. Thy srs stopping with thsir see-in-
Law, c. n. Bsssea.
he hop ssasoa has conn0csd. and Tie
social club will insugurass . ssris Of social
sntsEtsinn0h.
Ths nsw currasated iron vasshoms Of
Wright, Beverley 3 Co., d finished, and Il
presents . nat appearance.
Businss has slacksned up and the aty y
On il good behavior; bot Chfistnas d com
ing and ahain will brighten up again.
The mild weather has hushed the cry d
smscity Of coal; and few week. more INA
weather will knock the imitation out Of coal
prizes.
The dspositors in the Caldwell hank have
agreed 70 acxpt Danford's proposition; and
they will probably receive Is OF 90 cents On
the dollar.
A. B. Webster and Mr.. Brayton went
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE FASTING FEMALE.-Miss Chloe Violet.
the fasting woman. was thought to be dying last
night. This morning she has somewhat recoy-
cred but is still entirely PROSTATE unable to lift
her hand. She is as thin as she is weak. On all
subjects except that of taking food she is not If
rational, but becomes much excited when the
subject of taking food is pressed upon her,
declaring that the Lord has forbidden her to eat,
and that she will not disobey. She has now been
without food fOrty-six days, and physicians say
she must eat or die this week.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-Mayor Beckham yester-
day personally arrested Mr.. Philip Gaines, who
had fired pistol at a dog in the streets and
carried him before Justice Brown when he was
fined $50 and costs for carrying concealed
weapon. Police Superintendent Coleman is
now engaged in reconstructing cutters at street
crossings. The waterways from the market to
the Mansion House occupies his wOrkmcn to-
day. The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Whiting
ton. widow of late Marketmaster Wilmington
and mother of Mr.. George L. Wilmington. we'll
known IN Washington, took place this morning
from the residence of her sOn-in-law, President
Douglass, OF the common council The Soci-
ETY. OF Friends here had an unusually interest
ing meeting at their meeting house yesterday
Mr. John COwling. wel-knOwn grocer who
died last Friday. was buried from his late home
ON Duke street. yesterday :. Christmas is on
all the children's lips and in all the store win
dows.. The new sacrsty of ST. Mary's church
has been rooted in.
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Condemned Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p.m and
eXt!nguiSheG al $50 a. m.
There il an unusual demand lust now upon
the Treasury for the new one cent pieces. When
new and bright this coin is very pretty. The
accelerated demand for them is 10 be explained
10y the fact that IL has become quite wrinkle to
put at the bottom of chdren's stockings
Christmas morning a handful Of the bright
pennies.
At the nineteenth annual meeting of CO.
nm3ia COmmaEdery. No. , Knights Ternplar.
officers were elected as follows: ID. p. finger
&c; 4 /. Lon@iey. generalssmO; Jno. Wilson
captain general; James T. Allen. senior warden:
F. H. Chamberlin. Junior warden; Geo. Gibson
treasurer: Dr. Pettis, recorder, and j. h Robin
son. Wardcr.
Rev Or. J. F. Hof rector of the p F. church
at TowsOn. Md. died in Baltimore yesterday
morning at the residence of Mr. Vim. Il. Howard
235 st Paul street. DIR. H0ff was one OF the best
Known cleTgymcn of this diocese, and was a
member Of the standing committee.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Essen
heiss, whose death was caused by getting a
piece Of kernel from a nut in its throat. as was
stated in SATURDAYS STAR. was only four months
old, and the Kernel was put in its mouth by an
other child three years Old Drs Began and
Bail, after consultation. decided that an opera
ton Was necessary. which was performed by
Dr. j. Ford Thompson, but without availto save
life
The memorial services in honor Of the late
John f. Havanuer are TO be held in Odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow evening See adyt.
Thieves broke open the door of j. b. Ken
dall's hardware store last night, at No. GIG ID
street northwest. and stole what money there
was in the drawer-$2.55.
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL. UNION ELECTION
The result of the election. held Friday. for
officers of the Columbia Typographical Union
was announced at its regular monthly meeting.
Saturday night, as follows: For president W.
III. Sweeney; vice president, w. III. Hickman;
financial secretary. u. H. Gray: recording secre-
tary. Adrian NJ. Jones; treasurer, W. l.. Jones'
Sergeant arms, p. H. Smith; trustee, II. G..
Ellis delegates 10 the international Topographic
cal Union Ito meet at st. Louis in June next
Oliver Shaw, W. A. Dodge III V. Bisbee
MOTION To REDUCE A WIFE'S ALLOWANCE
PENDING DIVORCE PHOCEEDINGS.-Frances s.
Van Haake week before last obtained de-
cree OF divorce from AdOlf'Van Haake, with an
allowance Of so per month airnony. Satur
Gay MT. +. H. Howe. for defendant filed :
motion to reopen the decree so as to reduce tn,
allowance TO 50 per HlOnth. The application /:
based on an affidavit Of defendant Who swear.
that he has no real or personal property; that
his income IS pension OF SIS - per months, a.,f
owing to disability he is unable to follow ms
profession of civil engineer. except in ofic.
work, and although now employed in the Cen
sus Office at $3.50 per day. his employment ma,
cease at any time; that during his married life hi
Wife being afflicted with a chronic disease o
blood poisoning caused him extraordinary ex
pense and neceSsitated medical treatment unit
July y, 1871, aad he now Is heavily in debt.
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DIED..


1Fs AsMibf ~ On Sunday December 18TH 1881.
age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
December 2lst.
baltimore Sun please copy.I q
HIlE. On Decem Der Is, 1881, at o'clock a. m,
JQSfPH HinE aged seventy FIVE years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence, No.
81! Fourth street northwest, tomorrow tTuesday)
tend. ~
HOBBS. On December 49, 1881, MARY W. HOBBS,
year of her age.
Funeral service will be preached at Grace NJ E.
are invited to attend.
MACkAI4L. On the morning of December 10, 1881.
N the twenty fourth year of his BRUCE, of
the f1; ias Dr. ton ih and Mary T. Mackal
Heights. '' ~
NOTE In this city, on Sunday December 18th,
1851 Rev. M. L. MOTTE. Of Boston, Mass. aged
eighty years.
=, sEAT0N. On December 10, 1881. at Fairfax Court
years.
Dearest father. thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that hast bereft us,
he can all our sorrows heal.
tLeesburg papers please copy.l
TbEE. On D. cember 18th, 1881, LAMBERT TREE,
III the eighty third year of his
will take place from the family residence, No.
Ola 18th street northwest, Wednesday afternoon De-
cember 81, at 2 O'Clock, L
UNDERW0OD: Suddenly. at Dublin. Indiana on
December II, 1891, Mrs. CHRISTINA UNDER
WOOD rect of the late John Under wood, of Washing
ton ID. G.
ZANGE. On Friday, December IL, 1884, at 1O:30 p.
IN; NICHOLAS ZANGE. in his sixty tirst year.
northwest at o'clock, Tuesday, 10th Instant Friends
invited.
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THE SALE Of abandoned property at police head
quarters by Mr.. c. {. DuncdnSOn, took place to-
day. commencing at 10 O'Clock. There was nothing
OF much value sold, and bat few bidders pres
ent' \ few knives and pistols excited some COM
petition among ti" hi ideTS.
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arrested the alleged cOiCred three card monte"
men who live in Baltimore. They gave the names
OF Jim Barker and Pail White, and say they were
about leaving for home when arrested. AS the
Officers had Ia charge tn make they were per-
mitted 10 tJke the train for Baltimore.
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CARRIAGES, CAIRIAGES.-In stock light and
heavy carriages, suitable for street or park.
Robert III. Graham, repository and factory, 40
4l6 sth street northwest. Repairing promptly at
tended to-
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Go TO FussEIL's for your Christmas cakes.

THE best assortment OF iron tile back fire places,
brass tenders. frames and rOnS. and fire sets, at
Ew3rd Caveriy & Co.'S, 1875 New York avenue,
who VIII also make special prices in gas fixtures,
student humps, drop lights, shades, &C., for the
holiday trade.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmEsfnncslis, &C.. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Lotta in the Little De
kctiUe.
SKATING EINK.-G&me of polo
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II OIL DAY DRY GOODS
AND CARPETS!

Whit %s$ ssss$': $: Pc g.
DreI Re Go9 Dbl H. IL y, 7 IS, 20, 25c.
BLACK Gid Dress /. sis i & $i2s 50. si75
Cop E,, ,of Gss S Sss sFoa7 q. 50. sao.
'lI2 Ladies Fs Sissi ana 5 ssais:
BFo Sfs, SH sE;i;;: = i;o e, +; IS:
Red TwiIled Fanneis, -25c.
White Woo fiannels, CSC
Napkins. from SOC. doz.
Canton Flannels. SC.
% t aa 81 SSSIs anse %iash
Black Silk Damasses, 81, IS.
RECEIVING NEW HOLIDAY GOODS DAILY
C. NJ. TOwSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side. near Market.
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGSn
Ingram Carpets, 80, 81 cents
Brussels Carpets, rs cents.
Best Two-piy Cariets, Is cents.
An-Wool Ingram Carpets 65 cents.
Drugrets, all sizes.
Brussels Mats as cents.
Brussels Rugs So
Moguettc aud Smyrna Ruga.
Carpet Lining, cents.
Floor Oil Cloths. all widths, 81 cts and 90 cts
Hall and Stair Carpets.
Stair 0iiclotl. 10 cents.
Nottingham Curtain I.aces
Blankets. 81 so per pair.
Bed Comforts, 81.
Gray Blankets.
New Hampshire 2-strap Horse Blankets.
Carriage Robes.
C. M. TOWSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
dl7 Near Center Market
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UNION BETHEL HISTORIC AND LITERARY SOCIETY
meets tomorrow evening, December the 10Th, on
H street northwest.
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AL1rr1E GIRL FousD-wondersf for Xmas. AZ, 9th.

A LARGE STOCK Of heating stoves and ranges, at
Gartreli'S, SIS 9TH street, between III and /. La
trobes and furnaces repaired All work guaran-
fapf
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A LIFELONG BESEFACTION.-AS scholarship I'm the
SpencPTfin business College Christmas or
New Years present
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Special Weather Bulletin.
WARNER DAY To MORROW.

The Chief Signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 10 the press: Occa-
giOnal light rain has fallen in the west gulf states
missouri and Iowa; fair weather has prevailed in
the other districts NOrtheasterly winds are re-
ported In the south Atlantic states easteriy in.the
gulf states sOutherly In the lake region. The
temperature has risen from 30 TO TO- in Iowa, Mis-
souri, and the gulf states, and fallen from 100 To
1Jo In Dakota.
Rain Is Indicated for Tuesday in the lake region,
Ohio valley and gulf states, aud considerable
rise IN temperature In the middle states and New
England.
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JUST THISK,a l1Gy'S sold gold watch. as good
a new, sold IL the pawnbrOker sale. 81. 9TH street
northwest, for SIS; cost $50. They are throwing
tewciry away.
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jar. GoODs, fancy paper, mott and costume pack
ages, stars, fish, GnSol Tor AnaS trees, 42l 9Th
street.
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For CHRISTMAS and New Years supplies go [
Chris. Handlers. Gil 18th street northwest. Hi
stock Of fine old whistles cannot be eXceiled; 10
purity they take the lead.
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.-There is nowhere in the city so
large and varied collection OF shoes and slippers
FOR the observance Of Christmas giving as We are
now showing at the best advantage we can. We
have bought these goods at our own prices, and
Will sell them less than half their original value
Ladies and gents handsome eInbr iieIed slippers,
from IS cents 70 81. sold elsewhere at s.. GOO
mems Kip boots, at $50 per pair TO BE- positively
closed ont 80 cases Of boys boots at 81 per pair.
SEQ chlidrcn'S and youths boots. e5 cents pair.
The finest boots shoes and slippers for ladies and
children can he found It the Boston Shoe House,
491 PenDs lyania avenue, near National Hotel.
LEOPOLD RICHoID.
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PIANOs.-F. G.. Smith, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue,
tSCs. IN the '-FOr Sale column four second
hand pianos at low prices. Call and see them.
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BRADBURY Planes AND ORGANS for rent by tn,
month, quarter or year. i. G.. SMITH,
11G3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MR- JosHrA DAVIS one al the ern1

Nh. JOSHUA DAVIS. one OF the employees OF the
b. Il p X r. at tn depot. AMI one Of the wit
neSSes Tor the government in the Guiteau case.
has Just completed handsome medallion head OF
the late President, made from FRI gment OF the
memorial stone placed in the depot 10y the Pa X.
X. co.
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-WHITEHURST'S CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted to Coughs. dis,
Group, Threat and Lung Diseases, &c. Six drors !,
dose Try it. If not satisfied return the empty bottle
and get your money back.
Sold by W. S. THOMPSON, 703 18th street. and all
druggists. Price 25 cents.
Wholesale, STOTT Il CROMWELL. n2l-3m
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GOLD and ebony frames, mGtts, panel pictures,
palni11[S- ct. Wonders for &maS j. Jay G.,
4Sf gtE street
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An ALARM OF FIRE this morning was sounded
from K G1ElSchIndS mammoth department store.
ST. 9Th street. between III and / northwest.
The FIRE originated in the mind Of the writer in
order u attract your ttentCI 10 the cTandcSt q =
play Of holiday goods To De seen in the City NIL
Hons OF toys. 1eICy articles and hOuse-furniShfng
goods are on exhibition and sale at this popular
estabilsEftH -, where the mass OF people c0Igrc-
10 ana 81 cent trick OF ether dealers who try to
draw them away. when they know they are get
ting the same EeDtical things for less Money and
In many cases superior. beside receiving q free
ticket for chance III tie great pr SeEtS, valued
respectively st sc. S12 and S11. We are not 2
south American sloth, but a live Washington mer-
chant, and originate cur own ideas, and not steal
then. as is being perpetrated on e12 9Th street
northwest
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CITY ITEMS.


No One Thinks
OF travelling without carrying along Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.
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FussELL's Ice Cream ana Charlotte Russo

SAVE eyes ght and dollars by consulting Hem
Ter, a. street.
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said an unhappy old maid. "When was young,
Dr. Bensons Skin Cure, for letter, eczema and PIN
pies on the face, was not TO be bought AS had
rough skin, kept out OF company and am now an
old maid.
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is the picture OF health since she began the use OF
wells Health Renewer greatest remed Y on earth
Tor Dyspepsia and Nervous Weakness. 81. Stott
d Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WARRINGTON. DC. December 49, 1881. $50 ami
For the Middle Atlantic states warmer. fair
weather. northwesteriy winds. generally shifting
70 southeriy, stationary or lower pressure.
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CHRISTMAS books, photograph and autograph
albums, strap books, pictures sc. Milans 6J3 7th
ct
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YOC CAS Buy for Tomorrow only ST NJ Aucen-
STEMS National Auction and Bargain House Sl7
~ 81. NV, the greatest bargains ever offered
lO0 qecorJted chamber sets, 10 pcs, 81 IS; a line
holiday present; dinner - Is. 50 pes SO; tea sets
90 pcs, s2S,: = d. gobietS, 29c d. wine glasses
&c; salt shakers, egg beaterS, potato Washers.
clippers, bread pans. s.. a piece Great reductions
In toys, china, glassware, sc.
RELIEF SCRAPEOOK. Christmas cards and pic
lures, In wonderful variety. j. jay Gould, t21 9Th
- w.
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GOld-h filled Bracelets, ladies' and Misses sfzes$2
8, "a, 81, s., $40, $40.
Forty Years Experience Of nm Old Nurse.
Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one of the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-falling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain. cures dysentery and diarrhBa, gripping
In the bowels and wiEd collie BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. mWs
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CATHOLIC BISHOP DENOUNCEs THE LAND
LEAGUE.-In Rochester, New York. yesterday,
Bishop B. J. McQuad denounced the Irish land
league as revolutionary and unworthy the sup
port OF Catholics in either America or Ireland.
He severely criticized Rev. Mr.. Sheehy and the
recent Chicago convention as being directly in
opposition to the principles of good govern
ment and the will of the head of the church
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BuEY,s PIpstssewa cures all kidney diseases, &c.
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s.I,ye Lived and Ixeved.0

Holiday Presents.
457 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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Rucbupofba.

New, quick, complete cure, days, urinary afrec-
lions, Snartng, frequent or difficult urination,
kidney disease. 81. Stott & Cromwell, $50 Penn
sylvania ave- M