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Morbid Moods

Thus we need, every one of US, to know that
We 1--we in moods and phases, working ecceR.
trically, sometimes more unhinged and some.
times less, sometimes in better nature and
sometimes irritable; sometimes more disposed
to Jealousy; sometimes more to cOncelt. Moth
Ing locks fresh after sleepleSS night; nothing
true after an over heavy dinner. A touch or
dyspepsia makes the soul barren and everything
else barren to it-even the finest poem 1t turns
to desert. Any mood OF gloom. in the same
manner, hangs pail over the sun, and even
the very bones Will sometimes seem to be In
that mood as truly as the eyes. Opinion Is
sometimes bilious, sensibilIty morbid and sore,
and passion, tempest-sprung, goes Wild in ali
sorts OF ramEages. AZ one time we can be
captious toward friend, at another generous
toward an enemy, at another about equally In
different TO both. Now wise man is one who
understands himself well enough to make due
allowance for such insane moods and varieties.
never concluding that thing is thus Or thus,
because just now tC bears that look; waiting
often 10 see what sleep or walk, or cool
revision, or perhaps a considerable turn of
repentance will do. He does not slash upon
subject, or man. from the point Of a just now
rising temper. He maintains q noble candor
py waiting sometimes for a gentler Spirit and
better sense OF truth. He is never fntoleranr
OF other mems Judgments because he is a little
distIustful Of his own! He restraints the dis
nkes OF prejudice. because he has prejudice
against his diSltkes. His reSentmentS are
SCREENED by his condemnations OF himself
Hours at Home,
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The GABrlS

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
worison sy tstry sgt langley decree signed
cause submitted. Bond OF John Fl. steward as
constable approved: BARLEY and Stanton agr
La Apra Silver Mining co. ct. al; argument
To.dsy, Barley Stanton agt. La Apra Silver
Mining co. and others on hearing. u
CIRCUIT COURT-Jttdge dcArth,er.
1esteTday, Ragan agt. Haight: verdict for
pla ntins. Roth agt. L. ana P. railroad; on
TO day, Roth agt. i. ( 2, II. r on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge W1Rp.
Yesterday. Matthews agt. Matthews; testt-
inony orcered taken before j. y. Oliver, esq
InOuleT agt. Davis; restraining order Issued
IetuTnaoie April 5. Redden agt. Redeem: testi-
Hony ordered taken before F. Beall esq. Bauer
a a, I,tsc9efiely; j. T. Given and G. q. Hilton
Preston; pro confesso against certain defend.
ants. Lee agt. Lee; testimony ordered taken
before J.: a: Clarke. Cardoza agt Lyon hearing
IN IGstIainlhg order postponed till April 5.
DouglasS 9gI. Dougla pro confesso and ref
nr.,. j. L. McNally to take proof Kearney
at. seiber,; ,n,~ junction denied: Block agt.
Block: alimony decfeed. r,...er aef: ~.
decree Of divorce. Freelanc agt. Freeland; do
PROBATE Countrywide Wplfa.
To DAY; WI: MARY Flcyts5a; petition fled
Joseph White; petition of Margaret S. White
for letters flee. VIII OF George 4. Matte; order
OF publication. Estate OF j. P. Sherburne; petit
liOD VI t1tUkl0 lCtIeTS Vi dQLQiulSITatlOQ
filed. Estate OF L. w. Kennedy; petition OF
Lydia z. Radebaugh for letters tiled. VIII OF
Thos. w Entwisle; decree admitting will to
probs.te and Thos. B. Entwisle qualified as adj
n-pistrator With VIII annexed. Estate OF Geo.
stern; petition OF Jeanetta Stern, eXecutrlx,
fled. A number OF accounts were reported by
the register, approved and passed.
POLICE COURT--Jadge .S1ler.
To-day, Jacob Sander, threats OF violence TO
Frederick Brinkman; personal bonds to keep
the peace for months. VIM. Ward was
Charged with assault On Elizabeth Ward. his
vile. who testified that she went to "siety
mect1n" last Wednesday night, and he followed
her there, and waited Until the meeting was
over, ara when she got home he knocked her
,.,, "n and threatened to kill her. lie gave bic
personal bonds to keep the peace for mo-
fucy Downey, assault on Lucy .oson. 20
Susie Simrns, larceny Of 50 r." nr, .oam an,dsr.
son; discharged. Cha~, fehr, Vagrancy; bonds
or 80 DAYS ..uah C. Magruder alias Kirby,
lQuu am bolsterouS; S. or 10 days. Peter
Burke. vagrancy; personal bonds. George
Washington, charged with being an unlicensed
produce dealer; personal bonds. Thomas and
Henrtette Minor, charged with begging on the
street; personal ponds not to repeat the offence
John Harrison, do; bonds OF 80 days. Joseph
Collins, charged with failing to exhibit
a light on building material, which he cause
charged with selling whisky withous ,ta aIy
SlO5. Simon Connolly; obstruoi.Ll no the srreets:
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The Case OF Mrs. Jett.
FERRY COMPANY ENPL0YE SAID TO HAVE BE

fbhhl COMPANY EMPLOYE SAID TO HAVE REES
NOTIFIED THAT SHE WAS SICK.
Ine conductor OF the street car on which
MIS-. Jet rode to the Potomac ferry denies
saying that Mrs. Jet was intoxicated, and
states that on attempting to Leave the car when
II arrived at the wharf she fell back on the seat:
.Lae lie went TO her and found her partially
unconscious, but cid not detect the smell OF
nquor about her; that he helped her off the car
aid called colored man. who assisted her into
t1e Terry mouse. IL Is also stated that the wife
or one OF the car conductors on the road cav,
her lying In corner o; the forty house and
went up to her and asked her what was the
matter. she replied that she was very sick.
Terry 0iilclals and told him that the woman
was SICK; lie replied that she was not sick.
Dut drunk, and paid no further attention to the
matter w NAo
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District Government aAa;rs

hf. W. .. Roome, In charge OF The special
assessment division, today issued tax lien
certificates against property on . street north.
from 10Th TO Boundary streets west
The District Commissioners were enrar I
Yesterday in the District vaults, superintend
ing the proper cancellation Of redeemed sewer
bonds.
Building permits issued by Inspector En-.
tW1ale: John Z. Kendall. erect tTo-story
dwelling, q, between Attn and 5th SITS. NV.
Il zoe: Elizabeth 81. McCalla, erect three,
story dwelling. corner Massachusetts ave. and
Zvtn sis. NV, Sl5, 300. A. +. Barker, erect 10
tDree.Story houses. 18th 81. and Virginia ave,
s.W., SO geo.
GOOD AND BAD DRINKING WATER.
DlslflCt Chemist De Smedt has analyZad
water tom several pumps with the following
results: AT Wizards hotel. good water; corner
OF l2th street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, unit for drinking purposes: corner OF sth
ana streets southeast, good water 18th and
u streets southeast. good water; corner of 10th
street ana South Carolina avenue southeast
good water.
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The Chrfstiancy Divorce Case.

TEE LONG CROSS EXAMINATION OF DIR. BALL
Yesterday afternoon, DR.. o. NJ. Bali was
further croSs-examined by the defendants
counsel, In the divorce case OF Minister Chris
tianey against mis- wife, before Examiner b. q,
LOyeJOy. The witness testified that he had
been engaged In the case for about two years.
the suit, and that In December. 1SIo he was
put In communication with a man from New
1oTk named jackson, with whom he talked
ana walked ABOUT the city, and that Jackson
mentioned Giros name to him. when tho
counsel for plaintiff expressed SURPRISE heeause
OF the tlme mentioned. witness said that he
tnolght tt might have been In December. fsS0
ne LheI Glro. jackson is said to be New YORK
mentioned In some of the letters which wer5
mace pubic III January last In GIros testi-
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,Iedica. Advertise


Editor Snr:-I notice With pain the editoris,
In The STAR Oh the action OF the MedIcaI So
ciety OF Bangor. That the writer errs greatly
ID his apprehension OF the subject Is clear, ana
even his Illustrations are faulty. What LAWYER
VINO values his reputation, and Who values mis-
professional honor, adyerJi5es regularly? he
NAV. i1cee1, announce In modest way some
specially OF law, but he Knows That it "a "a m :
PROFESSIONAL Tor an attorney TO advertise special
talents or requirements OR facilities for the
prosecution or cases rs It is for a physiciaD.
arc d IN the matter OF advertising especial ski
or kCoWledGc" he may possess an any Darticu-
lei oTaIch OF his procession no style or neYs-
paper or other parade OF this could save HIN
from peing ciassed With the quacks and by tue
common sense or mankind, justly SO.
But no comparison can properly be made be-
tween attorney architects, engineers and nefl-
cal men. Ior obvious reasons. Much OF the
Work OF me latter is Incapable OF comparison
depends on circumstances over which he has no
''ontrol. Then. too. much OF the treatment of
tnLF pny slctan Is palliative TO "5ootae
inc a. eases to insiIf5fa How Is 1t posa,s.o
s sue, h'efi7f!ness3 inquiry With compare
But good point Is made By the writer on the
subject OF Complimentary local notices. It IS
sadly true that too much Of Conmendatory
pulling is done In this way. But the writer Is
mistaken Ii he assumes that medical Societ9s
90 not froWn on this met nod OF advertising.
The trouble is to get at Sucn cases OF practical,
though not technical, violation OF the "coie."
The newspapers themselves are to blame for
much or this. The most triillng accident is
published. and Dr.. Splint is announced as
''haylDg rendered the necessary surgical assist
ance."
The medical profession claims nothing
sacred for itself; IL Is willing not to De ex-
empt from the operation OF the same lawS ap-
Ply TDg 10 honorable pursuits Ia nfe,' SO faT- IS
these laws can apply. But IL does claim 'es
sacred" for those whose msfortunes caH for
medical or surgical help the publication and
PRONUNCIATION OF all discoveries calculated To
improve the condition or suffering humanity
Ii an architect knew of plan by which build
irgs could be made fire-prOof or safe from fall
ing, he would be execrated by bis professional
brethren did he keep his knowledge q secret;
and an engineer who Rn"" """ 10 infalliDlY
nrfyfnt YGrrJ-- 49,. --su
9!s'sat- isITcad accidents, ard hawked his
knowledge OF security and.meanly TRADED In II
for money. would deserve the obloquy he would
fiud heaped upon him. Imagine MUSICIAN in
Cincinnati advertising IN The WASHINGTON
STAR the discovery OF remedy for diphteTla,
but keeping the remedy itself secret, Of what
possible utility could 1t be to any one here?
The common sense OF mankind would Justly
class him with the lawyers who advertise to
procure divorces without publicity, or the 1nfal-
lble cures for cancer.
AN NOT DOCTOR Or MEDICINE.
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CHARGE OF LIQUOR SELLING AGAINST A DRUG
GIsT DisNIssED.-This morning, III the Police
Court, John CoUghlin. a druggist, doing bust
the Masonic building. was charged With being
an unlicensed Wholesale 10 uOr dealer. JAS. Ii.
Green testified that lie went into Mr.. CoUgllin's
drug store enc Cay last week and bought pint
OF whiskey and paid for II. on cross. eXanina-
ticD witness admitted that be Is employed by
the police authorities TO md out what drug
gists are Violating the liquor laws. The cues
ton was raised by DEFENDANTS counsel as to
whether the article purchased was whlskey:
and the bottle was produced and witness tasted
K aud then testified 70 tic lenninnv.- :. IL
II,IS hssisaaS T'F-''' - u
,-4J Vne sale proven the court dis
missed the case On the grou ad that one sale did
not constitute q business
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PROPOSALS.
PRofosALs FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND
bEfoT QUARTEEMASTER'S OFFICE.
NAEDTxnr n a. -,

Z
S-s NAsBIEGr y, ID. c, March n, 1851,
So ca nrSgosals, IN frirlicate subject 20 the
usta c. 1d.:inne --si, 10 $500 .hs- ..ff.,a mn
az u q clock noon. on Monday. March %, 1881 ST
when tlnle and place they will be opened in pres
ouilne the remainder OF this fscal year rlenc-
1Is OF or front the lst OF Apr;l, 1881, and ending
June 81, 1881. st the L =. Barracks INA sI,fng+N
Arsenae d O.. such quantities as may be rs1rired
OF Osk Wood, Anthracite Coal Oats Bran HAY and
The Government reserves the right to re ect any
or sl Proposals A preference viii be- given 10 ar
tcles OF domestic PRODUCTIONS. Blank rr1possjs
and printed circulars, stating tie kind and est
mated quantities required, and giving full iDs.ruc.
tons az 10 the nanler Of bidding conditions ~ la
Observed by bidders, Of amount of bond TO accom-
rsn5 proposals, and terms OF contract and payment
viii be furnished on application 10 this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be mark
cd, Proposals for Fuel" and Proposals FOR
Forage all straw" at q. 8. Barracks and al
dressed 10 the undersigned.
A. r. R0CKwELL.
marZ2-f Depot Quartermsster.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

81. NICHOLAS, "tte idea, sl1GgGztfe for cAtl-
dreia," which last month gave such "stuu-
ningn number that it went Immediately out OF
- 'N''"r-" +"n nortrait and sketch of Lady
Psini.. .S.-o-s -S
Jane Grey. this month, by another striking
portrait, and the story OF the life OF Mary
queen OF Scots. by Mrs Olipnant. Walter
Scott and Bryant are represented In the Treas
ure-BoX OF Literature II
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4 Mixed Etectn,cn, yyi,,SuIt.


SEVERAL POINTS OF LAW INVOLVED.
Yesterday In the Circuit Court, Judge Mac
Arthur. the case OF Catharine Raglan and
Elizabeth Yielding agt. Henry Halght-actlon
IN ejeetment TO recover lots and 4 In SQUARE
No 307 Din the northwestern part of the ctty(.
and for damages for its occupancy by defendant
was taken up. The Plaintiffs are sisters. Mrs.
Ragan being the wife OF Patrick Raglan. and
MIS- Yielding, an allen, who has never been In
this country, and they claim that the property
ID question was owned By Mary Finn, their IN.
married sister, and after her death her (Nary'sl
son disposed OF it TO defendant. The case
was managed By Messrs. r. j. Murray ana
MessIs B1Tney 4 Birney for plaintiffs and Mr..
Enoch Totten for defendant. The plaintiffs
cIalined mat Haight has no title to the prop
cry, as Mary Firms son, being a bastard, could
not lDneflJ IL, and they are as the heirs entitled
20 the property The defence claimed that
catherine Raglan by her tntermarrage TItIl
Patrick Ragan, a naturalized citizen. became
DaturaliZed and might Inherit but the right of
acuon having accrued before the passage OF the
married Women's act" she could NOT she In
hef own name without her husband
lOiniDg; and the other plaintiff. Mrs. Reid
ing. being an alien, could not re-
cover. Incidentally Il was stated that
mere would have been some Difficulty
In Mrs Ragans husband joining with her In
me sun, 1or they were living apart. The court
Tuled thaf the plea that Mrs. RS husband
sbouId nave joined Ia the suit should have
oeeh raised IN abatement: that aliens and citi-
ZeDS alike could inherit from an allen ancestor.
tciting the case o: SDratt agt Spratt IN the Srt
pTene Court or the United States and if the
Jury believed that the boy was q bastard the
p!ainUTS we're entitled to recover \ verdict was
rendered for Plaintiffs.
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$4,000 DAMAGES WANTED FOR THE DEATH OF
A Chilly esteTday afternoon IN the Circuit
court Judge Macarthur. the case OF Valentine
ftOth against the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
Ioad company was taken up. This is an action
tof Sl5, 900 damages for the loss OF the Services
etc, OF bis daughter, Frances Roth, eight wears
Old, killed by an engine on their railroad pass
Ing along Maryland avenue, near ~ street
SouthWe-t, Oh May I, fs.9. The Child. who
was dear, was playing on the track and failed
uDlu 100 late 10 stop the train. The court rui;nr
IDat there was contributing negligence on me
PART OF the parents, the jury returned verdict
for defendant.
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clergy man OF San Francisco calculates
that ore third OF that city's population are
naoltuai cnurchgoers, one.t third are speptical
as 10 religion, and one. third Indifferent.
January last was the coolest month In Scot
land OF which records exist. The lowest tenn
peIature automatically recorded was Is deg. F,
DeioW Zere at Stobo Castle In Peebleshire.
A Philadelphia poisoned four children '.just
TO see EN- cut up and frisk round" He was
grattned, for they had violent and almost fatal
convulni0ne.
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CONSIDER TIE FACTS-Pafents appreciate 3
clothing establishment where large assort-
it.eht OF Boys clothing may be selected, where
Nc fabrics are durable, where the coiors are
ne, where the shapes are perfect, where
roll. nGalGGlp is excellent. Each OF these
the wOIA =, 0. .yiI, Ct az tLC popular boys
essentials n 4-O1-4~9H o ", wy rem
Clothing House
sylYauia Avenue. -
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CITY ITEMS.
SprtnE Offering Of Hal

Spring Offering Of Hats.
Spring style Young Gents SILK Hats, IS:
Latest Styles Low. crowned Derbys. 81 to IS.
Very hne stock OF New style Stir Hats:
Best Stif and Soft dollar Hats" anywhere:
BoyS and Chtldren'S Hats, in light and dark
colors, all styles and prices, from Soc to 81 so
at LEWIS zone Price Store. 92Q eth street n. W.
The Dracaena Draco or African Tooth
Brush only 10 cents and other desirable art1cles
OF toilet for sale at j. ". DREws.
Brain and Nerve.
Meiis Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth tcF impotence, leanness, sexual debility.
dc. 81, at Druggists. 4S0 Pa. ave.
ALLEYS BRAIN FOOD, ia the only reliable tonic
l0r braln and sexual organs OF either sex al.
AL 0TuSglSiS. STOTT d CROMWELL, Agents
20 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
A. Cough. Gold or Sore Throat
should De stopped. Neglect frequently results
IN al 1Acurable lung disease or Consumption.
broWhs Bronchial TrocheS do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly On the intiamed parts. allaying
nIiLatlon, gives relief in asthma, bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to, Sold
al 70 cts a ooX everywhere.
a lderney Dairy Wagons"
FIesh Alderney butter churned every morn
Ing, and Delivered IN 1Ilbs. Ward prints 45c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, huttermilk and
sweet milk sc. per qt. cream, 10c. pint.
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters,

Placed over the center of the nervous forces, the
pit OF the Stomach, they stimulate the Liver 6tom.
ach and Bowels, perfect D igestion. cure Dyspep-
sis, Bilious Colo, Cramps and Palms. and prevent
Ague and Malarial Diseases. For Weak and Sore
Lungs, Palpitation Of the Heart. Painful Kidneys.
rheumatism. EeuYalgia and Sciatica, they are the
best remedy In the world. Ask for COLLINS VOL
1AIc RIxczR1c PLAsyERe. Only Is seuts. .mar23
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"nrQGS IS follows.
DEEDS N FEE have been re-,

IEEIS n T EE HIVE LVtu III =. 7'I'
James Dnlard to Z. A. Newman, 'aTn, d.;
77e: s. 200. Newman TO Judy Ann d. s.Sl.
DO E. a. Moxley 10 Mary t. Dent, pr. -.
sub. 20, So. $50; 500. j. S. Edwards 70 l. z.
Hocter, sub. 81. sq. 1914; $3.50. W. b. Toods
heirs 10 j. II. stone. sub. ID, 50. Al; -. D.
r. Arms. trustee, TO e. L. Dubois. lot =. y
56g: 500. c. S. Boutwell, TO Caroline I. B2a~
croft, executor lots II and 10. So. lo45, anu SD
1877. except lots 10 and ~ 20 u, =. 2Gl .52.
original lot t, So. 32j: So PA IS.
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Washington Market. Retail Prices

MKATs.-Beef. sirloin, lSa20c. per 10. do porter
house 20c.; nib roast, 12NalSc.; steak, 12ha2pc.;
Corned Beef. sal3c. Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a30c.:
do sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 15a2Oc.: Veal, 12Ha2Oc;
Mutton, 12Ha15c.; Pork. 10al2hc.; Sausage
l2Hc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12Ho,,
FkuIrs.-Orangos f5aS0c. per 81 do TFlori1aS
50a6ec.: Lemons. s?aAec Per uoz.: Bananas. 4,,,,
soc. per doz.: piDeerrles, 25a40c.; Apples 30aiOc
Straw berries, t5c.asl per quart
FIsH.-Shad Coo as so per pair; herring, 25c.
per bunch, sl.25 per le0; Perch, s0as9c. per
6uDcn; Rock, large, l6a20c. per h., 25a50c. per
bunch; Mackerel, 15c. per To-; Haliout, l5a20c
Trout l2a15c per TO-; Catfish, 20a25 cents PEI
bunch: Lobster, I2c per H.; Terrapin (Sliders)
s6aS9 per dozen; do, diamond back SIS per
| dozen; Turtle, 2jc. all each.
BUTTER.-Phlladelphi Print, f5c.a50c- per 10.
| western Creamery, 40a45c.: New York. 35a40c.;
roll. 2oa35c.; Cheese, 15a2oc.: Eggs, 22a25c. pei
| dozen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Irish. 25aS0c. per PIX
| do, new. SGaSI do. sweet 30a40c. per PIX
| Tomatoes. 25c. per basket Cabbage. 5al5c.
Beets. Sa5c. per bunch; Lettuce, 5asc. per head:
| TuInips. 15a20c per PIX; Onions. 59a60 pei
| PIX: Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas tgreen)
| 90c.a sl per pk. Beans, (Lima) 12al5c. per ct.
| Spinach, 20a30c per PIX: Kaie. 20a25c. per PIX
| Asparagus, 30a40c. per bunch; Celery, 5al0c
| per bunch; Parsnip5, 40a5Oc. per peck; Rhubarb
| 10al2c. per bunch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sOas1 per pair: Ducks
/ per H.; SQUADS, $I.75aS2 per doz.
GANE.-Duck. canvas back) 81. a$2.5 so Pc
pair; (biue wing) aSl per pair; DO. (shuf11ers)
| &c.; do. lred head, rs aS1.5O; do. tmanard)
slasl36; do. Clipper. 4oc.
4
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, March %, ISL
fish agent, Geo behring's, from SI2 50 70 81
per thousand; 1000 snad, from $40 70 $40 per
hundred; 5000 punches rock ana percn, from
IL TO 6Qc. per bunch.
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Cur,eu1A REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 WASHINGTON
etreet. Boston and are for sale By al OEngsists.
Price for CUTIcURA, Med clnal Jelly, small boxes,
SO cents large boxes, 81. CUTIoURA REsoLyENT,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents; In bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
kE-AU mailed free on receipt Of price.
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CUTlCURA
| Itching and ScaIy Diseases, Serofulous
Humors. Ulcers. Old sores and Mer-
curiaI Affections Cured When
All other Human Agencies Fail.
J. CUTIoCRA REsoLvENT purifies, strensthens
aud supper the system through the most critical
stages OF blood, skin and scalp humors and dis
orders OF the liver, kidneys aud urinary organs.
2. CUIICURA, mel icinaI jeIy, arrests disease
aiiays inf summation, itching and irritation heals
ulcers aid eats away DEAD skin and fesl.
B. CUIICURA MEDICINAL SOAP for the toilet,
bath and nursery clesnges eootlss, resreshss and
neauilfes the skin. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAR is
the only medicinal shaving soap.
Skim numors. Milk Crust, etc.
SKIN HUMoR.-Mra. s. E. Whipple, Decatur.
OF her body were almost raw. Head covered vita
scabs ana cores. suffered fearfully. and tried
sheryElbg. permanently cured by Cuticura
Remedies.
Chemist, speaks of her SISTERS ,chlld. who was
n e C, E rust which resisted all remedies for
Eful head of hair. " ~
letter OF The hands. -Elzabeth Buckley Lit
te %il. N H. thankfully praises the OuTicurs
Ken sGSes Tor cure of letter OF the hands, which
had r., %fered them almost useless 10 her.
scs>Id Head. AIOpecfa, Etc.
scAIp II H. A Raymond !sp auditor F, W,
mead of nine yearl. duration by the Cuticura Rem
edies.
FAILING OF THE Hi IR.-Frank 4. Bean. Steam
Fire Engine G. Boston, cured Of atopects or
falling Of the hair by the uticura Remedies. which
completely restored his ha. r when all said he would
lose It.
observation-disclosures Lee, 2276 Frankford ave-,
Philadelphia, afflicted with cal1druh. which for
twenty years had covered his scalp with scales one
ours Remedies.
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LOCAL NEWS.
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tords Opera Ho,tsP.-John s. Clarke 10 "A
Widow Hunt" and Paul Pry."
Babes In the Wool" -
TaLmadge HaE.-Prof. Carpenter, the mes
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the QIeenS-
town Drove Yards, Wednesday, {on the Metro
politan Branch Is. * U. K. r., three miles from
the city-LewiS ID. Means, proprietor]. $50 head
or cattle were offered. OF which so were soid TO
butchers, az las per 10, and 80 remain
over. 500 sheep up, sold as follows: Sheep 3 "a
. per TO-, clipped las =. Cows andcaIyes brought
s25aS4J. The state the market was dull.