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Prince Nicolas T.herbatoy.

Flag Lieutenant Imperial Russian Navy. in
speaking OF the efficiency OF the Liepis Co. g
coca Beef Tonic says: 1T Is a most excellent
tonic" Edwin Booth siys: Ill did me much
good" General Franz SIgel says: ut benefited
ne very much" Invaluable In debility dys-
pepsle. Dihousness sick headache and nervous
EeSS. Beware OF limitations
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West Washington. nee Georgetown.
CBILDRRN's FAIR tonight for benefit of the
Home Industrial School, at DR.. AppleDy's resi-
dence, corner $50 and P streets, West Washing
tor.
The CANAL Observation-Disclosures by canal
boat Noble G. Waters, with $500 bushels
wheat COdl-Thrteen boats left Cumberland
THURSDAY, with ], 4s215 tons Of coal, as fol-
lows: For &c orgetown, Consolidation O.. III. Is
tons; Borden Co., $40 Is tons. For Alexandria
Georges Creek Co., 22S. OF tons.
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The BARLEY Rrne,n

Ut HUH TURNS SINGS
SO raptnrousty is undoubtedly flue, but the
prince OF punches is the delicate, ull-navored
"Huo Punch" composed OF the oldest aud daest
liquors and the most luscious fruits. IL can be
used with hot or iced water lemonade fine lee
or milk, and 1t far surpasses any punch rewed
at discretion Sold by all Druggists, Grocers
and Wine Merchants at s.. 25 bottle.
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oYYiCg OF TIE CHIP SIGNAL OTyrCsR. !
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April 81, 1851, $50 a. N
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
noftbefiy WindS. higher barometer and station
AIRY or lower temperature.
Fair Weather To-day and T0-mOr-
row.
The chief signal Off: Ter furnishes the follow
IDg 10 the preSS:-rhe area of low barometer
which at the midnight report was central In
the ST. Lawrence valley has moved eastward OFF
the coast. A second depression Is appro aching
the lake region from TIE extreme noftn yes,
and threatening weather Is reported FROM the
northwest; elsewhere fair weather prevails
The temperature has fallen from 70 10 degrees
In the ohio valley, the middle Atlantic
states and the lover lake region. It
has risen from five TO fifteen deyraps
In the northwest. The Missouri river IL rapidly
sunsidiDg at Omaha, where ir was feet 2
Inches above the danger line al D. m yes,er-
day. r. Is feet 10 inches above the danger
lire at Leavenwortb, feet l inch at Kansas
t., foot inches at Lexington. feet at Bruns.
wick, and within l inch Of the DANCER line
Hermann. The Mississippi is feet above
ne danger line At St. Paul, foot inches at
keokuk, 10 inches above at St Louis foot s
IL ches az Cairo. Inches at Memphis and vlcks-
turg, feet inch at Helena, and at the danger
he at New Orleans. The indications are that
tie middle Atlantic states to-day and probably
TO morrow, and that the storm now central
near BIZ marck VIII move eastward, causing rain
IN the upper lake region and the north west TO-
Cay, followed In the Missouri valley by clearing
weather to- The Missouri will probao
bly, eontinue 10 rise at and below Leavedworth
and the Mississippi to rise above LIE Claire and
st. Louis.
RANGE OF THB THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the Their
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
. a. NJ. 52; II a. m e. 2 p. m, 6So. Maxi
mum, es0; minimum. 4S17.
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Linoleum Floor Cloth.

This extraordinary floor covering Is made OF
the most lasting Internationally cork and
solidi1ed Oil. 1t has been before the public for
several years, and has successfully stood tests
such as no O1lcl6th or carpet could undergo.
1t Is unhesitat1ngly recommended as the hand
some ST. most durable and comfortable floor
covering before the public, and Is equally suit
able for the dining room Offices. stores, etc: In
this kind is needed. Every square yard Of the
cloth has "LnOleum" printed on the back
none other is genuine. All carpet dealers
keen II.
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NATIONAL FAIR AssOC1ATION-The National
Fair Association directors met last night to
make arrangements for the coming tretting
meeting, 10 commence Tuesday next and to
elect temporary secretary In place of Mr..
Robert McCeney, resigned ConsiderabIe dis
cuSslon was had on the question of the election
OF secretary. and the matter was postponed
until this evening.
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Editor Stor:-The telephone company In.
forms us that with four hundred subscribers at
SAG per year they can make money, but with
six hundred subscribers at same rate they can
not make money. In consideration of the In
teTest We feel In the company we have b I'd our
telephone removed as they have more than four
nundfe0 Subscribers. LEADINGHAM & co.
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, Low PRICES
Cecbrane Co., (the senior member OF which
nrm is well kGowD> opened new store to day
Oh that live and busy corner, known as 18th
street and New York avenue with special bar
gains In ladies and gentlemen'5 goods and silk
ribbons, iaess, linens and housekeeping ar
ncleS They Invite Inspection and comparison.
the principal lines of street cars rim 10 the
store, and ladies OF the West End can be espe-
ctally accommodated.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
5000
JAPANESE PARASoLs.

For Misses, Ladies and Gentlemen, l5c. 70 SOC.
a. N solid snd fancy co,or..
III 9oo Japanese Fans, in all possible styles, from
&c up.
80 ti.hine Rods. from s0c. up
VSo Rustic Pic'u0 Frames, from l5c M
~ up always o. hand, L. al sizes.
AeW Gozen BASKETS, consisti5s OF Lunch Shopping,
1rsVehns, w III, ~ faat, Office So &c in
imnenst variety at bottom fsures
Ffench-Piae Gnt-Frsue Looking Grasses, from
l5c. up. awe
Beveed edye Zine FRI noh Plsta II and Mirrors TIC
go Katy Didn't Clocks. correct time pieces. Csc
SeN en- shot ReyolSefs 81. japanese Hand
Painted Wood Panels, a5c. up.
LOCO Channels Skins. from j0c. up. g. 900 Em All
Turkish Seohges, from SC up.
FRESH SUPPLY OF vELoCIPEpEs AND
BICYCLES.
400 b bv Carriages. in al the new styles from ss
up.
At sILVEEBkBG'S
Great Metropolitan Bazsar Of Fancy Goods and
Toys.
APPS 3I2 ssh and :sia sth st near P, ave.
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CITY ITEMS.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
STATE UNIVERSITY OF tCHA,

Iowa CITY, IA. !
II can endorse It as the beat preparation OF
the kind fhave ever used. No physician can
AFFORD TO do without IT." says Professor a. c.
CoWperthwaite. Phi. D., NJ d. professor OF
diseases OF Women, &c.), OF the Liebig Co. 5
Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel. Cures Fa-
male Weaknesses and Periodical Suffering.
Leucorr6Ga, ExhaustiDg losses Of Blood and
Neuralgia Beware OF cheap counterfeltS. Sold
IN fifty cents and dollar sizes.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKKT.-Sold by r. A
Golden, agent, since our last report :--23o 90
herrings from 81 so to - per thousand; 800
shad, from s. to SIS per hundred.
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DR. NIETrAUR,S
n 6 a b 4 CHE PIllA

HsAoA cHE PILLs
pyxs5f ihor rs ss b SS
stcess q, " bs s wo.sr r4rms CLEANSING the boay Of
A fun size box of these valn.b BILE PILLS, with full
directio, e for complete cu-e, mailed to sny Al
dresp receipt OF nine thrte-cent postase stamns
For sAle by ai druggists ST rs cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
hey: Thomas SuAsp. one Of the most emineu,
Gsnro e u. Bs sfnntFs pastor Mount Vernon
81, i nave no hesitation In assuring you that DR.
METTAUH's HEADACHE Pills have proved mos,
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor NJ. e. Church. Ha-
/ have tried Or. MErrAuR's HKApAoHn Pill.
with great benefit j am now seventy-nine years
Der Of years. Your piils have acted 20 pleasant,
10 my case. the first time come to Baltimore ]
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A, THInEkrEo. pastor M. Z. Church
Waterbury,. Md
man who was In bed s1tb bad attsck Of BHopt
Fever. and In two dsSr he WAS out attending to hs
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRRKIKD
Rev. I. Z. PETERS. pastor NJ Z. Church, Urbana, Va
.1u nave used one one boz s Of Pr; MKTIaun's HEAD
Please send me another boxs
Yours truly. !. z. PETERS
Rev: g. "; HOBBS. pastor NJ. e. Church. Pied
have given my wife who Is q sufferer from Head
sche, pr, METTAUB's HEADACHE Pills. and one
Yours srn:y : Inns ~"' GEO He1 u. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fe12-eo Sole Propristors. baltimore. Md.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW CYMBELLA
Ii URGANsg
TIE GREATEST MUSICAL woNDERFTH
OF THE AGE.
Call ar d examine them at
GIDNEY r. NIMMOsS.
aps7 a33 TIN st nor. Invest
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LADIES please remember nuff'3 black dres:
goods and trimming store has removed directly
across the street, TO No. 113 Ith between G and
ID streets, and added speciality Of white dress
goods ana trimmings.
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IF Y0u are In need OF anything In the cloth
ing line for men. youth, boys or childrea's
wear, at unheard-of prices, go to the great
closing out sale at the Famous" 400 7rh St I
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Low SHOES, all the latest styles, for summer
wear. at popular prices. d. L. SErasbarger,
2l6n sos ILl Sc,
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NBw and secondhand trunks and valises,
low prices at Herzog's, 30S 9th St, near Penn.
ave,
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A Fine Hair DreS sin u

a Z me HAIR Dressing.
Cocoa1ne dresses the hair perfectly, and is
also preparation unequaled for the eradlca-
ton Of dandruff.
The superiority OF Burnett'S Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
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HowsON's ICK CbEAM-rich, pure delicious
Sl.23 gallon. Special rates 10 festivals &c.
1l04 18th street,
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The Military Fever in Washington.

LILLIFUTIANS ON PAKADE,
About $50 O'Clock last evening a company OF
twelve or fifteen small boys armed with
wooden guns and carrying red, white and
blue Tag stopped In front OF residence on E
street, between 9th ana 7Lh and was reviewed
by an elderly gentleman. After the youthful
soldiers had gone through the manual of arms
showing remarkable proficiency, the command
came TO present arms followed by the order
'parade rest" and the old gentleman ad-
dressed the young soldiers, thanking them for
the honor paid him; urging them TO Cultivate a
love for their country, expressing his conf
6epce In the perpetuity of the Union and ex-
foliiDg the youngsters as the hope and the
pride or the Datfon-the future heroes, &C.
After this the command marcaed Off smiling
amid the applause OF the spectators WHOM the
novel sight had attracted.
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GOLD filled jewelry from 81 to $50. Prigg's.

BLACK BRoCApR GRENADINES. STE. SIS
Black Drocade silks, $i.25, $i.50. Tyler
Chewing, 9lS Tth sc. northwest. t
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Spring and Summer HI

Spring and Summer Hats.
infant Straw Hats, from so cts. to st.50:
Little Boys Mixed StrawS. from SO cts. to 81;
Boys and Youths Fancy StraWs from 10 cts.
to Sl.25;
Mems Mixed Straws. very handsome, ST. to g.
Closing out Gents, Boys and Childrens Soft
and Stiff Felt Hats. at reduced prices, az
LEWIS Popular One Price Store" 92O 9TH St,
between and X SITS. northwest.
N. E.-Prfce Dlatnly marked in each hat Q
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Chewing, 9lS 1th sc. northwest.
A SCPRRB NEW SroCK.-Edward Cayerly &
Co, i495 New York avenue, have just opened q
very nne line of goods in the shape Of coolers,
crystals, retort gas stoves. monitor Oil stoves,
aans ranges, crystal chandeliers and brackets;
sHu nave also made extensive purchases OF fur.
naceS, ranges and latroDes before The late ad-
sance. Wnlch enables them 70 furnish very low
s ~ Ine1r discount or gas fixtures is
lily per cent. For full details see advt.
DAMAGE FROM LIaHTHEIN6.-By having your
lightning rods examined and repaired or a
new Keuehling attachment made rods at
tached TO buildings can be protected nom teIe.
phone or other wires, or q new Keuehiinp rn,
can be put up. all Of which insures safety. See
adyt.
BAyE your carpets cieansed at Chaces- No
whipping 70 wear Or tear.
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LADIES don't fall to see the beautiful hose. all
the latest designs, SOC. AT JOS Strasourger'5,
3e6-30S It'll Sc.
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CRsND MUSICAL. NAV FESTIVAL
PMIIHaRnIoalInsrC SoCrEry.
NATIONAL THBATfR. MAY IS ANDl4.

SSio ARISES
Mrs. IECGEf BR WN. - New Yars.
sisnor CAMPANtNI Of Her Naics'i . Opera 90 I.
RI. JOHN + WHIST II. of BOs %.
Hey di's ubh a,e orntorio. ''THR CREATIONS"
h1stipis ''sfABAT MATER =
And fsyorite Ope attic Selections.
Full Chorus Ct 100 Voices and Grand Orchestra OF
80 Per- Crners. JOHN y. roF~A, Conductor OF
Orchestra. ANTON GLOE1ZNEk Director
Box eItet open 81 M.tzer,,t, n %. =. Tuesday.
May g.. Al uission. 80. 81. So and 81. No extra
charge for Reserved seAis. General Admission,
81 so ap3O- l2f
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FUssELL'S Ice cream.

BRADBURY Pianos and Organs, SO superior In
struments to select from, for sale or rent, al
factory prices Rents applied on purchase
from 81 TO $40 per month. F. q. Smith, no
tenDa. ave.
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ROBERTS %tu gossip In the Salatay Chronic
TO MORROW. Price of paper Sc. +
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STRAWBERRY ice cream. at Jarvis, 426 gu
street northwest. No branch store. I
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THE HOUSE OF ROvs AVID OTHER
u TALEs-By ihe Author of Bart Ridgeley ere
"a. g.. RIDLEY Of this volume the Literary
W.r!d"-a foremost anthority-says:
Mr.. Riddle Is . good story teller. THERE'S nothing
ambitious In bis motive, nothing pretentious in
his style, He grows his own materials. . .
The House OF Ross, and its four companion tales,
I'LL book Of $50 pages. The first aud third could
easily have been padded ont to q volume by itself.
Their foremost trait il an air of reality
not CT artfce, as il the author were describing
actual people whom he knew, and actual expert
ences which he had witnt ssed This gives them q
positive interest and value which literary art can
not insure. The love making is ELUSIVE,
but has, after all. q natural air. = = The local
favor Is genuine, and there ia no attempt 70 exag
Rerate the materials; no beating Of the egg into
white froth.
For sale ut the Bookstores
HALL d. WHITING,
ap2b-Ct Ros.on
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In kIbS "Ward" prints 4Oc.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of, Cream. LOG. pint
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex S.
All druggistA. SToTT & CRoMwKIL, Agents.
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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STORAGE. of w. B. Moses & Son.
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80 DAYS, Trial Allowed.

80 Days Trial allowed.
We send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro-V oltaf(
Belts, and other electric appliances on trial fol
tnirty Gays, TO men only who are afflicted with
troubles, guaranteeing speedy relief and com
plete restoration OF vigor and manhood. Illus
trated pamphlet free. Address
s VOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall Mich.
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Don't Die on the Premises.
Ask your druggists for Rough on Rats" Il
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Only
16c. per box. 8
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DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA SIX PER CENT.
~ BONDS, DUE 1891.
Interest payable at Treasury United States.
At LIS these bonds pay about ~ per cent.
A few thousand for SALE
apo LEWIS JOHNSON b CO., Bankers.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-MesSrS. Walter B VII
hams Co, auctioneers, sold yesterday after
noon for VIM. X. woodward and L. Nj. Taylor
trustees, lot numbered 5 In Hardness ami
others, commissioners, subdivision of square
BIO, improved by three story brick owe lItg
frcntlpg On street, between Attn and SIN ST..
nOItbWtSf, to g. w. Utermenle for s. 400
Duncanson Bros, auctioueers. sold YESTERDAY
TOT James :. Edwards and Frank aums trus
tet 8, part OF lot 16, In square 45I fronttag 81
streets northwest, by a depth or 100 relr =
1rcnes, improved by thTre-Sforg aud ~ .
ment brick dwelling, for S, $50, to John L. Vegt
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Forty fearG Experience OF an Old
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scr1ption OF ore OF the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been
used for forty years with never falling success
by millions OF mothers for their children. II
relieves the Child from pain. cures dysentery
and d1arrbGa, gripping in the bowels and wiRd
collie. By giving health to the child 1t rests the
mother. Price Is cents bottle. m,w,s
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TEE FIRST plank shad excursion of the sea-
son viii be given Tomorrow, at Marshall Hall.
Capt l. l. Blake will leave the 1th-street
wharf with his magnificent steamer, the WV.
Corcoran. at 1880 a. NJ, returning at O'Clock
p. m. Visitors viii have an opportunity of
witnessing the landing OF the largest seine on
the Potomac, or In the United States This
seine Is about three miles In length and the
event Is one we'll worth witnessing The ar
rangements for the culinary part OF the pro.
gram insure Its being entirely satisfactory
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ON SUNDAY, May LIST, the fast steamer Arrow
smith Will make an excursion run Of 60 miles
on The Potomac, leaving her wharf. foot OF 7th
street, at ESQ p ~. returning about o. M.
Fare. round trip, % cents. weather permit
ting.
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She1fiff's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Estate F!

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of TERI
u tdcidS issued out of the Circuit Court
for Worcester County. at tie suit of
William l.. SirmoD & Co. pauDers
trading as Silmou 4 Co., against the
goods and chattels. lands and teeencuts
OF Kendall Jarvis. garnishce of Jacob S.
Manners. james ). Fisher, C. /. Young
aud Gilbert Randall. partners trading
under the style and frm of Mauuere,
Fisher & Co.. | have levied upon. seed
aud taken 10 execution all the FiRht,
title, claim. interest and estate al Law
aDi in equity of the said Kendall Jarvis
in and to tho following property 70 Wit :
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 the town OF Berlin, in said Worcester
county. now occupied by the said k3n-
dali Jarvis.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 the town Of Berlin, 10 said Worcester
county. now occupied BY Harry W.
Jarvis.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 the town OF Berlin, 10 said Worcester
county, BOW occupied by Theodore
Wimbrcw.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 the towu OF BerIiu. 10 said Worcester
county. now occupied by Thomas Jar
vis.
AL! that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 tue town of Berlin, in said Worcester
county. DOW occupied by james BgTen.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
in the town of Berlin, in laid Worcester
county, now occupied by Benjamin. At
kins.
Aud | hereby give notice, that. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18Th, 1892.
at the hour If 2 o'clock NJ, IN frool
IF Adair's Hotel, IN the town of Bsrln,
| will sell at public auction ell the right,
title, claim. interest ADD estate a. law
and in equity of the said Kendall Jarvis
in and to the above described real estate
so seized and taken 10 execution to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the
aforesaid writ aud costs.
C, c. LLOYD,
| Dec 18th At. Late Sheriff.
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In the Whole History of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continucd
series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known
Is a safe and reliable agent TO employ
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forcrunners of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always r.
lieying suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without It,
and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge of its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PECToRAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it. 1t is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE.

TINE poor rs well as the rich, the old as
I we'll rs the young, the wife, as well AS
the hushani, the Young IN alden aS we'll AS
the young mau. the girl rs well as the boy,
may Just as we'll earn few dollars ia hon
est empiOy Iuent, as 10 sill around the house
and wait for others Ia earn IL for them. We
ca give you employ mrnt, all the time. or
during your spare hours only travelling
OF in !our own height oghood, among your
friends and acquaiutAnc.s. II yoU do not
care for employ msut, We can iInpart v.lua
hle Information TO Won free &c cost. 1t will
cost You only one cent for u Postal card TO
write tor our Prospectus, and it may be the
meals Of making you good many dollars.
DO 10; NJ glect this opportunity. You do
not have 10 invest q large sum Of money,
ard run ris. .: losing X. Yen ~ill readily
see that it WILL br I'm easy matter 10 make
from $40. TO Sl0i n week, aud establish a
lucrative, and Independent business honor
ab.e. straightforward and profitable. At
tend to thi. matter NOW lor there is MONEY
IN IT Tor who engage with us. We will
surprise YOU tud YOU will wonder why you
never wIOte TO las before. WE SIND FULL
PARTICULARS FuEE. Address
EUCkEIE MFG co,
Name this peper.) NAaIuN, ONO.
Sep, =! Gm.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-31

EVERY newspaper FROM one end
of the country to the other is say
ing something about Jefferson
Davis. A distinguished Confeder-
ate General, Job johnson, has
charged him with running of
with 81, 100000 in specie belong
ing to the late Confederacy and
while he has said nothing him
self, Mr.. Davis, friends have been
quick to come forward in his de.
fence. There is no probability
that during his unfortunate adj
ministration OF Confederate affairs
Mr.. Davis was ever guilty Of the
slightest act of pecuniary dishon-
esty. He is a man of much re-
finement OF nature and great di
rectness of character /; and there
is no doubt that while he was an
enemy to the Union, he conscien.
tiously devoted the whole of his
remarkable though not always ju-
dicious abilities to the cause he
had chosen to stand by.-New
York Sun.
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WHEN the Legislature meets
early in January the Democrats
will have a good working MAORI
ty in both branches. The first
business will be Organization
None but Democrats will be elect
ed. The proposal OF the Republi-
can central committee for the sore
head Democrats to unite with them
to I" defeat the ring" by elect;ng
a fusion ticket ofRepub!icans and
soreheads, has been treated with
the scorn that it merited. No such
dirty trade will ever be carried
out. The emissary of the Repub-
lican committee who attempts to
negotiate such a bargain will have
a disagreeable, unsuccessful and
shameful task.