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Notice..
LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans. La,

A~AAA>~ Ne SASh) az ANO" OAAC0uos AI0sD
September 3, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named-settler has filed notice of
bis intention to make final proof in sup
port OF his claim, and said proof be
made before the Judge or Clerk Of
Court, at Abbeville, La, on the 9th of
October 1881, viz: Louis Leblanc Home
stead No. 4556 for the SW quarter, Sec.
IA, Township II, s. 2 East, Louisiana
Meridian.
He rames the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said Land, viz The
oville Simon, Eraste Morvan, Joseph +.
Broussard and Alcide Abshire, of
Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.
Gro. BALDEY, Register.
Sept 1921.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-17

Une depeche de Constantinople
rappor's que deux engagements
|anguinaires ont eu lieu entire lie
|nrps d'arme envoye de Bagdad ct
ks. Arabes Montcfit. Ces der.
'en fut defaits dams chaque en-.
pgement5 ct leur chef fut tue !; lis
t!mandent une armistie.
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WM. MOuToN.
E. I. ADDISON.
ARCHIE YOUNG.
A. T.ACOnR
Notice..

Merchants and peddlers are here-
BY notified that I will not pay any
debts contracted by my wife from
and after this date.
A. r. BRoussARD.
Parish Of VermiIion, Jure 4tb 1881.
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"a seeheresse continue 4 stvir
! Aas notre paroisse, ct lie vent qui
as Ia uuit du nord, pendant le
Esoufae du sud est, Indication
(Nuie, ct cependant il ne pleut
La recolte de riz est a peu
pafdue !; le cotton est mur de
ct Ia came / sacre SQUIRE
,eoup.
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IA Cour de District qui devait
|n9nencer le Ter lnndi etc rem.
|sIde au dernier lund, de &C mois.
|sare juge etant en- Ca.
|hne du Nord, ne sera de re.
In cue vers Ia fin du mois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-17

|itat sanitaire de notre pa
i est tres satisfaisant, malgr6
hngement de temperature du
met de la mutt, ct l'emanation
qui s'exale des pla.
sur Ia surface de Ia
r,iris.
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g,ous vouIez reussir dams ce
.,d., ayez pour ami intime Ia
rk,trauce-pour consciller, la
~ e1perieuce--pour frere- -aine,
/ Providence ct pour garden
sperenoe.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-17

le eouvernement gree a accepte
h services dune compagnie fran
pise pour Ia construction dun
aenin de fer unissant lie vienx
r,iune au territoire recemment
tk De la Turouie.
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AGENTS FOR

E. i J. Brooks Anchor Brand Nails
and Spikes.
U. S. Metallic Cartridge Co..
Winstead Hoe Co., Winstead; Conn.
H. Diss on 4 Sons Celebrated Files,
Philadelphia
Fox's Breech.Loading Shot Guns.
Ohio Valley Steel aud Iron Works,
Midvale Steel Works, philadelphia.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-17

put quelques jours beaucoup
|londe abreuvent leurs ami.
ches eux, surtout les lai.
let les animaux doux. Ces
'ss animaux ont Pair de vons
Ter de leur faire la charite
ea dean. LIE Bayou Ver.
y est a proximite mais les
seornes mont pas l'instinct
'endre boire.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-17

Ayez 1e Courage d'avouer votre
ignorance pIutot que de paraitre
sous la figure du mentcur.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-09-17

lsbonmes. CONNIE lea @''irgles,
.spt plus rieu quand lis ont
rd,A'ste.
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IpoN \ e n z MT:

INV o personne aussi heureux
!, ualheureux qu'i! s'ima.
dae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

THE FIRST QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
The inst quarterly conference Of Ryland IN,
k) Chapel was held last evening. and las is
usually was fully organized It was stated that
the prayer meeting last Thursday night was
the largest held In the church for years. IC Is
also stated that thus far but nine persons had
applied for ard received the certificates gran ed
w1thoi awning members The official board Is as
follows: Trustees to iii vacancies A. F. Bark ,r,
holding over, John P. Murphy, Frederick LIN,
l.. G. White. stewards, 10 I'LL vacancies, A F.
Barker, G.. L. Sherwood. Samuel Bond; holding
over, L. c. White, J. P. Murphy. Glass leaders,
to Ill vacancies: A. A. Deeton, ]. w. Master.
Mrs, Swartley; holding over, j. p. Murphy, L q.
pastor, DIR. Deale, also took class
In regard to the statement that but nine
members have Withdrawn their certificates
some Of the withdrawing ones state that it is
true, but that large number who have not
taken them have determined to await develop
ments for awhile, but in the meantime will not
support the church. It Is said that sixty or
more will join the new church OrganiZa ion to-
morrow. Those who are active among the
outs have had considerable difficulty In secur-
Ing preacher to serve them those or the local
ministers OF the M. E. church having declined
to offciate for them, and 1t Is believed that the
r. ason is that they are fearful that should they
members generally.
AS will be seen by notice elsewhere, the san
dag school will be organized at Kandill chapel
Tomorrow morning a. 3 o'clock, aud there win
be preaching at II and * O'Clock
AS stated above, the Kendall chapel people
have had some difficulty in procuring a minis
ter OF their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS us
copeland the ministers who will occu oy The
pulpit 10 morrow are Wesleyan Methodist aud
Methodist Protestant respectively.
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n INCOLN HALL.
DR. MEEEAUIE'S
n 6 A D A c he Pill Is

Care most wonderfully In q very short time both
SICK AND NEhNOUS HEADACHE; re ieve DYS-
PEPs1A In its worst forms, cleansing the body OF
excess Of bile. producing regular healthy sctop
fun size box OF these valuable PILLS, with fun
directors for 8 complete cure, mailed TO any adj
dress receipt OF pine three cent POSTAGE stamps.
For sale by sll druggists at 70 cenus
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD. one Of the mort eminens
clersymen In the country, pastor Mount Vernon
NJ. E. Church, Baltimore Nd:
have no hesitation In assuring you thar d..
METTAUR's HEADAoHR PILLS have proved mosa
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor n. Il. Church. Hs-
have tried DR.. MzTnAUR's HEADACHE Pills
with great BENEFIT. 1 SIN now seventy nine years
old, and have been gubiect to Constipation 8 num-
Der of years. Your Pills have acted go pleasantly
In my case, The first tine come to Baltimore I
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. THIREKIRD. pastor NJ. e. Church.;
/ gave Or. MErTAUK's HEADAoHs Pills TO q
man who weE IN bed with q bad attack OF Bilious
Fever. and In TWO days he was out attending to ale
Respcctsuny. LEWIS a. THIREKIRD.
Rev.I.E PErKes, pastor NJ T. Church. Urbsns, Va.
ACHE Pills, and found them most beneficial
Yours truly, I. t. PETERS.
lev. @. W. RoBBs. pastor NJ. e. Church. Pied
Ihsve given my wife, who is a sufferer from Head
ache, Dr. METTAUR's HEADACHE IlI.Ls, and one
~" Yours OF rat truly IL. -''' -'" GEO t. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL. CO.,
fel2-eo ~aieProDristOrs. Baltimore. Md.
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Almost u Coal Famine.

CAUSES OF TIKI SCARCITY.
The scarcity Of Goa! in Washington borders
upon famine In that article. None OF The
dealers have any Iy kens' valley of the stove
the largest coal firms in the City did not have
three tons OF all varieties In their yard this
morning. Clarke & Given say that the pre-
ruled during the winter are due, ia the first
place. to the unusually early closing OF navI-
cation last winter. The dealers in washing
ton, oWing to The early freezing OF the river.
nlsh their patrons during the winter. After
the close OF navigation they were compelled TO
depend upon the railroads, and these corpora
Clarke Given state that when their customers
were calling for coal they had seventeen Car.
loads on the way; these loaded cars were
shipped in due time from Baltimore over the
and o. railroad, but before they reached
here the influx of travel to the Inauguration
set In. The railroad switched of the car loads
CT coal and left them on the side track Tor days.
The Gealers agree that the high prices and
scarcity ar owing entirely TO the railroad COM
panies. These companies. refuse positively to
transport coal from the mines except In such
quantities as they choose, and this is always
roads to bleed the people. AS an illustration
OF this one OF the firm OF Clarke & Given
said: There 1ss cannell coal; we can
buy It at the mines for two dollars
per ton; yet we have 10 sell It here
IF fifteen collars In order to make any prof..
The difference goes Into the treasury OF the Bal
1 ore and OHIO railroad" At Sheriff's 1t was
said: I'VE Can buy Kanawha coal at $3.50 per
ton, but the Baltimore and ohio railroad charges
four dollars per ton to bring It here; and Is out
a short distance, compare lively" Dealers all
ac1esd that the prices are kept up py the rail-
road con PAL les who, holding the coal nina
owntrs at their mercy, dictate terms 20 the
latter. Un'ess Warm weather Shall come I'M
nj diately coal Will go still higher. The higl
winds OF the past few days detained the vessels
loaded with coal, and again compelled the dea..
erS aid the people 10 fa!l back on the ratlEoits.
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TR OPzC.
FRUIT
LAX ATIV
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thorough in It's Medicinal Acton.
and yet 90 AGREEABLE 10 the TASTE that
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction 10 divide
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) TO meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET II Ia esIe-
cisly essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
TIL one becomes accustomed 10 its use-when mild
action and the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow Ladies and children, sad those VINO
dislike taking pills and nsuseous medicines to
secure csthartic action. especially pleased with
its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE. and you VIII
esteem It highly as SAFE. PLEASANT and Elf
FECTIyE remedy. Packed In broBze tin boxes
only. Sold By Druggists.
Pnoe. rs Gents. Large boxes. 90 oena.
mar5-eo&w
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Condensed Locals.

The BNlogtcal Society met last night. and
Messrs. J: A. Allen, Of Cambridge, Mass, and
George N. Lawrence, OF New York CITY, were
elected members President Gill read paper
ology."
The Westminster, Nd. correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun Gays: REV. y. T. Murray, the
arrived here with his family Thursday, from
Georgetown, d. c. An elegant supper was
awaiting them, and his larder was well filled
with suoStantfalS and delfcacies.'
Mrs. A. j. Rowland has resigned her position
OF teacher In public school No. 7, third district,
having been appointed to clerkship In the In
terror department
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THE SHORT HONEYMOON STORY.-Solomon G..
Brown Whites 10 say that lie had nothing wh IT
ever TO do with the Lizzie Ross marriage, men
GOned In yesterdays STAR, and Goes not know
the woman who made the stateInent-Mrs.
Ross He says: d only know this much that
Lizzie Ross, who resides with her parents, near
and did accompany my family 70 Hillsdaie
Thursday evening last to the Pioneer Sunday
school teachers reunion, aud returned when
We did. i did Lot introduce her to any o1e In
Htllsdale. and had no words with her while
there. never saw Richard Brown until late
In the evening. when he was introduced TO me
by one Of the teachers. and did not again speak
to him, or notice either him or Lizzie Ross. In
abort, | have 10 special interest in or connec
fton with the marriage
Bishop BrowD, OF the A VI. z. church In tn s
city states that the missing bridegroom is not
a son of his, and that he knows Of no other
Bishop BrOWn.
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The Telephone UnpIeasantness.

The executive committee and officers of the
Telephone Subscribers Protective Association
met last night at Mr.. F. w. Pratt's Office Y. NJ.
G.. A. building, with closed doors. The men,
the meeting or The subscribers, at Lincoln Hall,
Monday night.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday. Catherin agt. Davis: same agt.
burger; continued at plaintiffs costs owen
agt. Rutherford; verdict for plaintiff for s325,
without interest. De Alma agt Wilkey; de-
ages ana costs.
EQUITY COURT.-Judge Willie.
Yesterday. BoWies agt. Bowles; on hearing.
ToWerS agt Williams; committee to appoint
guardian s1,t an ad Item nominated. Walsh agt.
Burns agt. Cross pro confesso. Young agt:
Young; sale ordered. Sanger agt. Sanger; tesJi-
mony ordered taken.
PROBATE COURT-Jtdge Ragrer.
Yesterday, Fl ugh agt TuohJ; guardian author
ized to pay proper sum for the orphans sup
port; Michael r, Combs: $50 month alowe1 for
wards: Last will OF +. W. Sellnausen admitted
Hoover; order of publication issued. Estate of
J. A. Mason; widow appointed Administrative.
Estate OF John B. Accinelly; B: J. Accinelly
Levi Abrahams: exceptions to first and fnal
account OF executor filed. Estate OF David
Dick; decree for sale Of United States bonds.
pointed administrator; bond $500. Estate Of
L. W. Kennedy; inventory Of personal esta 9
returned by administrator: Last Will Of Caro-
E; Arctander; petition Of P. j. Lauritzen dis
missed; letters Of administration granted to
John A. Ruff. Estate OF Thomas Higham;
order OF publication. Estate of Thomas Breen;
pointed guardian OF the orphans OF Adolph
Krentler.
POLICE COURT-J,td0e .Sneu.
To-day, JnO. Sherlock. vagrancy; bonds or 90
days. Mary Burch, loud and boi5Jerous; for
feited collateral. Wn.' Harmon, selling LIQUOR
by the drink without a license; SlG5-appeaied.
Jno. West, colored countrymal. was charged
With carrying pistol. Officer Dubois stated
that he arrested this man for carrying pistol
but afterwards found that 1t could not be made
TO 60 of, and the court dismissed the case.
Elijah THOMPSON, small colored boy, was
charged with the larceny Of $50 % from Robert
GuInell, his grandfather. He pleaded guilty,
and Officer Sebastian stated that his attention
was called to this boy having more money than
boys usually have, and arrested him. He was
sent TO the Reform school during minority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

THE DIVORCE SUIT OF EX-SENATOR HILLS
DAU6HTER--The case OF Ann Bowles against
John Bowles, pending in the Equity Court, Is a
suit for divorce, brought April IA, on the
ground OF desertiOn. the plaintiff is daugh-
Ter or ex-senator Joshua Hill, Of Georgia, and
was married TO the defendant In Madison Ca
December 10 1861, and the alleged de5ertton
took place ten years afterwards. large
amount OF testimony has been taken On both
Sides.
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District Govern mant Affairs.

The Commissioners are now preparing the pro.
pcsals, by classes, for the general supplies needed
Tor the next fiscal Year. Heretofore there have
been 20 OF these classes. but this time tuey will
be increased to "a or Is, which, 1t is thought.
viii be OF advantage to the District, and at the
same tine save trouble aud cost To bidders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

THE FUNERAL OF MIR. Florlan HIT took place
yesterday, from his late residence. PA street
southeast, and was largely attended. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. John Chester, OF
the Metropolitan Pres byterian Church. The
pall-bearerS were Colonel James A. TAFT, A.
Dodge ESQ.,, Mr.. James Bright, Mr. K. Kneessi
were represented by delegates The Swiss
BeLevoieIt society presented haIdsom
coral contribution, representing the coat OF
arms Of Switzerland-a plain white cross In a
scarlet field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

lnvalids need no longer dread to take that
great specific for Consumption. Asthma and
threatening Coughs, -Cod-Ltver OIL aud Lime.
AS prepared by DR.. Wiloor 1t is robbed OF the
Dauseatipg taste. and also embodtes prepara-
ton of the Phosphate OF Llnle, giving nature
the very article required TO AID the healing
qualities Of the Oil, and TO re-create where
disease has destroyed. 1t also forms remark
able tonic, and will cause weak and debilitated
persons TO become strong and robust. IL
should be kept In every family for instant use
on the FIRST appearance OF Coughs or Irritation
OF tie Lungs. Manufactured Only by A. B.
W1lbor, chemist Boston. Sold 10y all druggists
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LOCAL NEWS.

Anusements, &c. Tonight.
FOrd's opera HOISe.-"Olivette.'
Lincoln Han-Hezog'5 assemblage Of Won
GerS,
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West Washington. nee GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mrs. Ann X. O'Neal has
sod her tine residence corner of Fayette aud
4th streets, opposite the Academy of the Vista
ton, to the wife Of Prot. A. Graham Bell (0f
telephone fancy for SIS, 600 Mr.. Bell will make
1t bis future residence as soon as 1t is put in
thorough repair.
GRAIN ARRIVALS Boat Ruby, with $500
bushels wheat and 600 bushels corn: boat Y.
L. Dunlap with corn; 2se0 bushels wheat sold
yesterday at 1851.
TEE Coal TRADE Eight boats left Cumber-
lard thursday with eos - tons OF coal, as fol-
lows: Borcen Company, Georgetown, $40. OF
tons; Alexandria, OBS IA tons: Individual, 110.1S
tONS.
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80 Daya' Trial Allowed,

We send Dr.. Dyes celebrated Electro voltaic
Belts, and other electric appliances. on trial for
Iervous ds bIlity, lost vitality, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy relief and COM
plete restoration CT vtgOr ana manhood. Illus.
trated pamphlet free. Address
NOLTAIC BELT Co. Marshall, Mich.
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Open the Bottle,

WHICH CUNTAINS HUB PUNCH,
And you at once have an Incompatible oaver-
age, uniting old liquors and choice fruits and
which, with bot water or without, iced. or with
Keep it on the sideboard for the use OF your
guests in the Holiday season, and at all sea-
sons. ASK your Grocer, Wine Merchant or
Druggist for it. Price 81. 25 bottle
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Or, pupare,. rtIe 8emedy.

This Is no common remedy. cotton up to make
money, but Is the result OF years Of study and
experience It Is extensively used In
Europe and America For years the MEDICAL
profession have tried to find remedy to cure
piles. DR.. Dupare claims to have found the
only remedy that viii cure them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

HEAVY THEFTs.-George Gaines was charged
In the Police Court to day with the larceny OF a
ton OF coal from Jno. W Baldwin, and pleaded
guilty. OnlceT Williams stated that this man
was driving a cart Tor Mr. Baldwin and was
sent TO deliver the coal TO q customer, and In
stead OF doing so ne sod II. He was sentenced
TO six moLths III jail. Chas. Smith, c0lorei
was charged with the second offence Of petit
Larceny In stealing about 500 pounds OF iron
chain from the Consolidated Coal Company of
Maryland. OfTicer Hardin arrested him with
the chain In push cart trying to sell IL. The
case was continued TO prove the prior conyic
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

BRADBURY Pianos and organs, 80 superior IN
stIumen hts 10 select from. for sale or rent, at
factory prices Rents applied on purchase
from 81 TO 81; per month. +. G. Smith, 11o3
Fenn&. ave.
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HowsoN's delicious Ice cream, 1925 gal I1Ol
18Th. +

The CLOSING DAYS OF LENT.-To NOR on
Is called In The Catholic church Palm Sunday
beiDg commemorative or the Strewing of pal Al }
before the Saviour On His entry into Jerusalem
before bis passion. In Catholic churches
branches OF blessed palm VIII be distributed TO
the congregations tomorrow morning, aud
ScTiptuIal accounts OF the passion Will be read.
Next week is called Holy Week, during whtca
WI be shOru OF all ornamentatio ls until
Easter Sunday when joyous music lights AMI
nov ers VIII De restored 10 the SCI vices Ct tte
CfurcL6s
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CITY ITEMS.
For q stmpIe Cold or Inf,ue,

For q Simple Cold or 1nfiUen1a
to the rotting, sloughing and death OF the
senses OF smell, taste and hearing Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrh is supreme. Complete
external and internal treatment for 81.
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A wCNDFRFrL CIrRE.

Twas so afflicted with piles that I was unable
to SIT or stand. and my suffering was very
great. used one box OF your remedy and It
cured me. MRS. D., $50 Cross street.
Price so cents. For sale at Western Medical
Depot, Gle West Baltimore street, and drug
giSts.
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ton close at toe meeting TO be held next Wed
nesday evening. See advertisement In another
column.
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Liehsr 20. Cocs Reef ro,fc.

- L!enIE VO.'s COCA Bsef TOHfc.
''My patients derive marked and decided
benefit from It," says Prof. j. NJ. CarnocL an
MID, prof. surgery, New York Medical Col
lege. BE sure TO ask for Lieoig Co. s Coca Beef
Tonic,
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY: CURALINE!!
IA A positive remedy for CORNS. Price 25cts.
Sold by all Druggists. a.. 8. Frederick Il Co.,
Props. Jerfey City, N. J. 7. W. butcher. agent,
12O Mass. ave. northwest. apl 4p, Inn
IL cures every case of Catsrrh Price, 25 cents.
Tryit. DR.. Dupare's Blood and Liver Pills remove
all bilious disorders. Price IS cents. Mrs. DR..
Titcombs Lung Balm cures colds, coughs. and con-
sum ption; Price. Is and 10 cents; DR. Dupare's
neverfailing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding
and itching piles Price, so cents: For sale at
Western Medical Depot, SIC West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md and druggists. mar2l-4ply.
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Burnets,s COcOsfne
HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL. ENoaRS,

HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
NO ether preparation possesses such remark
aole properties for embellishlng and strength
ening the hair and rendering It dark and
glossy. 1t cures badness and Graduates dan
druff.
Burnetts FlaYoring Extracts are the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

TEE S1s7lGGp Chronicle IS a live local paper.
ask the boys for it-three cents.
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GuINNIP, DAY CO. move next door to their
present house On April 14th. They have a
large and select stock at the lowest possible
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs of either sex 81.
All druggists SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
90 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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Don't Die on the Premises.
ask your druggists for Rough on Rats" 1t
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Only
15c. per box. 8