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r'An''i'AAIA iIOu,s Rsfases 10 Go l,ssk
~, 0b CAmefOu,

,,ia' ,nAAal'SrRo, Pa, April ii.-In the
lIon l,Ua,e .nl' 'yehiOs the following resolu.
a,I, Tsf, 4, Tie course putsusd by the p,e.i.
italion !. .ue management OF his admins.
io,. VH I,1. u heieby approved, and our sena.
STs,,,I 'Gm 'his State are respectfully re-.
ssSo sSS',H ~ 70 use all honorable meahs Ia
IsSsV,v,%Ise ,%e appointments Of all worthy and
HSylng men confirmed without any
unnecessary delay. "'U
IN S,Ist 6"st some discussion the House reiusCt
defeated, ''' 'eVonu ume' ana IL W"
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Apfil 1l.-At Dover,
Tenn Albert Cook and Mack Thompson,
colored cooks on the steamer Anderson,
fought, Lewis picked Thompson up and
threw him overheard, drowning him,
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MN, Ns fOHE, April 1.-THE base bali
T,.ye., S,.yst, hAVe Organized an Eastern cham.
iSs ifSSVnSSniP SiP @aocIaiion. " W. White. OF
''' NhionAl' o. Washington, is president.
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LoSDoS, April ll.-Hand bills are Cit.
culated In London offering E2OO reward TO
anybodY bringing 10 the Social Democratic
Club the letter Prince Blsmafk wrote 10
Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary, In.
BttuCtipg the English Government TO pros
eCute The Frtihtil.
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OArAS CHARLEY Booru and vile, and
Nn George Mendel, lett yesterday for
Taylor, Texas, Oh a visit to the family Of
Crawford Booth. They will remain in
Texas about six weeks. They go oil the
Wny by rail, via St, Louis, and will arrive
Stlher destination on Thursday morning
Speaking Of Texas, q letter received
from Nj. Curan Mendel, announces that
be has nhorn his sheep, about 1000 10
number, and harvested good crop Of
wool, lie had one fleece Of twenty.eight
pounds. The price for the new clip down
there Is not stated, but as 1t Is sold un.
washed 1t will hardly exceedItwenty cents.
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~ forget the railroad meeting at
,,i,.,,n ~" ball, McLure H Ouss' at one
,,rlock to day,
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E1.AtiOrbey General DstsnS hiads a
lndHA.

DoroS, April ll.-The Governor hp.
pointed ex United States Attorney Gen.
etal Deyeng To ssat en- the Supreme
Court BenCh.
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o.. c,.nbepyille Wool Growers Bulletin
III, ,b', "lhe bears have complete pos
w .';on Of the wool market"
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Republican party with It's vast patronage,
its great influence and Ito patronage In
the Senate should throw itself into the
coming contest in Virginia, and crush
out the real and true Democracy; that the
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-, so.. ss pna n FOurleenlh slteee
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NINETY YEARS
WITHOUT SLUMBER WENT GRAND
PATGER'S CLOCK,
And Il Begins 10 Look ~ II the U, D.
Senate We're EmulaIinE thS IA.
mons Time Pieces Example
VIFEIniA's Debt and West
virginia, &c., &e, dc.

WAsHlNaroS, April ll.-ssCretAry Win
dom's decision in regard to the maturing
United States bonds has been completed,
and Is now being pri nted.
Senator Edmunds re.appearsd In the
Senate to-day, and received many cougrat-
ulatious from his asPoCiates on both sides
OF the Chamber upon his return from
Florida In restored health.
Secretary Kirkwood to-day rescinded
the appointments to the penslen bu.
reau made last week, and ordered the 720
applicants Tor the 1870 positions 10 enter
upon
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tto yas personally acquainted with
nearly all the members Of the Legislature,
and a better, nOblst and more patriotic
body Of men did not exist. ThatLeg.
islGiure had passed the resolption endors.
ina the action Of the Republican sanAtota
nm this iloor, and he had no doubt that all
patriotic Legislatures would follow their
Mr.. Beck agreed that the Pennsvl.
sylvania Legislature would only do what
Ii thought right, but suggested that y al
ways happened 10 think tight that which
the Senator [Cametob1 thought right;
that the Senator had shown he had the
power 70 do by Telegram what he Beck
had thought II would lake personal visit
TO accompllah.
NJ Ve1t thought the object oil the
present position Of The Repub.
IIeanO Oh this floor Was this; That the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22

A MAN SEEKING TO MARRY GIRL EIGHT
YEARS OLD.-A telegram from Atlanta, Ca,
January 20tb, says:-The sensation here TO day
Is case of supposed kidnapping. A man CIV
ing his name as Benjamin q. Schnell arrived
here this morning with very sweet-l looking
and well. Informed child OF years. who says her
name Is Hattie Gertrude POsey. Schnell brought
her to Atlanta for the purpose OF marrying her.
The mayor heard Of his intention and ordered
the Chief OF police to arrest him. Schnell Is a
giant in stature. being feet inches high and
powerfully built In proportion. He has brutal
face: Being questioned. he stated that the
child's mother was dead, but In few minutes
retracted it and said that she was q dsreput-
able woman. The Child says that Schnell told
her to tell people that she was 10 years old, and
that her mother was dead. The Child cried
bitterly when Schnen was tikHn to the guard
house She ls cared for at q p-ivate boarding
house The authorities have 4;ldresSed letters
TO the chfld's mother ana the binary OF Wash
tDgton county. in Lower Georgia, the county
from which the man and g.ri came. A Column
bus (Ga.) paper says that HI I'll and the Child
were In that city yesterday AZ applied first to
minister and then to mag i5trate to be mar
ned, but both refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22
EVERY systematic. housekeeper keeps DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup on hand. Only Is cents q
bottle.

The LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Is making
un effort to obtain licenses for the propr1etOrS
OF restaurants on It'll and 9Th streets, opposite
center Market. A protest signed by the pre5l-
dent OF the market company against licensing
these houses was filed with the District Com.
It is claimed. their applications for licenses have
been disapproved. Slice then petition has
heer signed by large majority of the dealers
In the market asking that the protest be with.
drawn. A special meeting Of the board OF
directors OF the market company was held yes
terday, and hearing was given to committee
consisting Of Messrs. James L. Barbour, E. E.
White, Peter F: Bacon and Frank Hume, and
their counsel, MeSSrS. Hine and Thomas, In the
interest OF the liquor dealers The committee
formally requested the withdrawal of the pro-
test named. General Birney spoke In ODpo-
sitiOn to the committee, and after the subject
had been fully presented the board adjourned
until next Tuesday Afternoon, when full
meeting will be held to consider and act upon
the matter OF Mr.. w. E. Chambers motion 40
ratify and approve the action of the president
the District Commissioners objecting to the
granting OF licenses to sell liquors on 18th and
9th streets opposite the makret buildings with
out the consent Of the market company, and
that no such consent be given without q vote
OF the directors at meeting called to consider
that special object which shall be mentioned
In the notice OF the meeting" Also, to act upon
THAT the president of the market company bs
requested and directed to withdraw the protest
filed with the District Commissioners: and that
the president be authorized to give his consent
to the issue OF licenses under proper restric-
tions.'
BRACELETS, enamel chased silver coral, JET
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Street lamps viii be lighted al 6:35 pm. and
CAPITOL e Council nc ht No So Royal Ar:,num has
installed the following officers Tor the ensuing
year: Regent. j. Brock; vice reg enf. X. A.
mcMurray: orator. Charles Baum; s s;reta-y. a.
Jacob Rich; medical examiner, A. Behrend;
trustees, 6. Lansourgh, Henry Franc and q.
ReiZenste1n.
The second quarterly examtna lon OF the
Miner Normal school, eighteen female pupils
from the colored high schools. took place yes
terday. Mrs. OConnor and Mr.. w ilker Lewis,
Cook and Mr.. Brooks. OF the public schools.
and Mrs. Fuller and Miss Esplta, special
teachers In music and drawing, were present
by Miss M. B. Briggs, the principal. Miss Lima
Jean. her assistant. and the special teachers.
Simon katzens;ein, clothier. made an assign
6enet Of his Creators giving prefsen 1ee to
Matilda katZiI stein, OF Baltimore. for 81 1862,
LaDspurgh Brothers, OF this city. for 800. and
L. Greif Brothers. OF Baltimore. for s5.l42 p.
The st. Bonifacius Benevolent Association
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: A. Remy. president, W. King,
yice-president, George Schultz secretary: T.
ext cutlve committee. Francis Geier, q. Ma
mand, II. Messenger and v. Schmuck.
Receiver KeySer, OF the German American
National bsnk, yesterday filed petition in the
Equity Court for leave to compound the judy
nent for $2s4.44, obtained against j. d. Hitch
for 500 In cash.
The list OF residences OF senators and epre-
sentat1ves in Congress, elsew here In Uo-idy's
STAR. Is corrected up to this evening.
Tomorrow promises to be the first pleasant
Sunday for many weeks Transient visitors will
find where to worship by consulting the "Spe-
cial Notices. on the first page OF to,day's
STAR.
The hop at Willard hall by the Capital City
Guards was very successful affair. Prot.
Greener delivt red an address Of welcome to the
guests.
Il new branch of the Land League was organ
lied on the 2st inst, to be known as "Parnell
Club No. l. Branch OF the Washington League"
The following officers were unanimously elect
ed:-John Moran, president; Denis Connell,
treasurer; Maurice Stack, secretary. The new
society starts With a membership OF 1856, and
hopes to largely increase this number.
Yesterday morning, Mr. b. F. Coyle, while on
his way to work at the navy yard, was getting
on street car, when, starting, 1t threw him off.
and he struck his head against the rail- He Was
picked up unconscious and carried into Bury'J
drug store. where he was restored.
Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, l. o. O. F., held
their annual donation party for the benefit OF
the needy brothers, widows and orphans OF the
lodge last evening. The donations OF groceries
and provisions amounted to about 500, and
cash $14 so, all OF which is being distributed to.
day by the school committee of the LODGE. A.
K. Moore (chalrman), Anon Duvan aud Thos.
4. Welsh. Bro. c. c. Adams rendered several
rotations last evening, which were very en-.
jOyable.
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CITY ITEMS.
Cuatcura RsmedIs.

Are expressly prepared 70 cure ever, species O
humor OF The skin, scalp and blood. ThousauAs
OF the worst cases have oeea cured. Ask 10 ~
these remedies at your druggists AZ aftiIcter
with skin diseases
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THE eyesight carefully fitted by Hempler. ~
street.

SUDDEN DRArH.-A colored woman named
Lucy Brown. aged 50 years, who has been living
In W1ltburger street, between 9th and 7th and
3 and streets northwest, died suddenly about
las O'Clock thfs.morning. Death Is supposed
to have resulted from An over dose OF morphine
She was attended by DrS. MausS and Winter.
NIGHT SOIL NUIsASCE.-In the Police Court
this morning Matthew and William Anderson,
colored, were charged with violating the health
ordinance by depOsiting night soil In James
Creek canal Officer Williams testified that about
10 O'Clock last Tuesday morning he saw Mr..
Anderson and his son William depositing the
contents OF the night soil cOmpaDyis barrels In
The cana, near NJ street southwest, at point
where the barrels are usually put on vessel
preparatory TO being taken down the river Mr..
James Mccarthy testified to the same effect.
Ar. II. c. JONES' the contractor, testified thst 1t
would be impossible for the men to empty the
barrels because they were frozen solid. An
eerson took the stand and testified that he was
only washing the barrels. The Court said that
these men were ignorant people and probably
I'D not think that they were violating the law
Dy carrying out the orders OF their employer.
and II any body was guilty 1t was the contractor.
The defendants were released on their personal
bonds.
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western town has a female sherifl. Re-
latter her into letting him escape, told her she
was the handsOmeSt woman he ever saw Aud
did she let him escape7 No, she wouldn't let
that man out of her sight, any way. but wanted
him around all the time Trickery is sure to
fail in the end.-BOStOn Post
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The Providence Hospital CnpleaS.
antnesSs
Dr. James Rea, who was the leading spirit in
getting up the "appeal' to the President In
reference to Providence Hospital. states en-
phat1cally that the Information on which the
charges In that paper against the management
OF the institution was based was not given to
him or his colleagues by any OF the board OF
physicians OF the hOspital;that on the contrary,
when they were approached and told of the
Information obtained In other quarters they
refused to make any statement In reference to
the matter. 1t may be mentioned In this con-
nection that Sister Superior Beatrice, OF the
hospital, recently made trip to Emmetsburg.
Md, the headquarters Of the order to which
che belongs, and that after her return she kent
on in The course she had started, which would
seem to indicate that she is acting with the
app oval OF her religious super ior5.
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CUTICUR A
Blood Humors, Itching and scaly
Diseases. ecr0fula. ScrOfulnus Sores,
Ulcers. and Nv ellings Positively,
Permanently and EconOm-
ically Cured.

CUI1cuRA REsoLvEST is the greatest blood puri-
fer in medicine. It acts through the bowels liver,
kidneys and skin. CUTIOURA, Medicinal Jelly,
arrests external diseases, eats away ifeless flesh
AMI skin. allsys Inflammation, itching and irrita-
lion. aud heals. CuTIcURA SOAP cleanses. heals,
Eoftens, whitens and bsautifies the skin. 1t and
the CUIIcuRA SHAVING SOAP. the only medicina,
shaving soap. are prepared from CUrCURA.
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Salt Bheum.

Mrs. Asa Z. Brown, of Maiden, Mass, had Salt
Rheum on body and limbs for eight years No
kind of treatment or medicine or doctors did her
any good. Limbs SO raw and painful that she W "a
obliged at times to 60 about on crutches. Many OF
MaIdens best citizens testify to her condition.
She despaired Of cure or even relief. Used the
CUTICURA REsoLvENr internally and the Curl
CURA and CUTIcURA SOAP ex ernally, and WAS
cured in six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22
6ANEORD,S
RADICAL OURR
FOR cATARRH.

instantaneous, EconOmical, Safe, Radio nj
Treatment for One Dollar.
POISONOUS catarrhal matter filing the nasal pas
sages rots away the membranes, tissues and car
tnages. causing loss Of Smell. Taste and Hearing.
The putrid accumulatons drop during sleep into
the throat and are swallowed, paralyzng Digestion.
Taken up by the absorbeEts the virus enters the
blood. weakening Add debilitating every organ and
generating fatal affections Of the Lungs LAYER and
Kidneys.
Strike at the roots Of this gigantic disease.
Cleanse purify ard heal the membrane lining the
nasal passages. and then by constitutional treat
ment, neutraize the poison In the blood and other
fluids.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. with IMPROVED In.
HALER and CATARRHAL SOLVENT. reaches every
part OF the affected system. cleansing, purifying
and restoring. 1t is radical and permanent II ID
economical and safe Try It before 1t IL too late.
Price. with Improved Inhaler, Catarrhal SOL
VENT. Treatise and Directions. 81. Sold every.
where.
General Agents,
WEEK9 4 POTTER,
Boston.
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Removal Of the Ice blockade.

The effect OF the recent rains has been to
soften the ice, which had extended some sixty
or eighty miles down the river, and this morn
ing up as far as Rfchland on the Virginia side.
forty miles below this city, the soft ice was
creeks and streams the Ice Is giving way but
being soft and porous no damage Is apprenend-
ed In Occoquon creek, into which Bun Run
flows, draining large extent OF country. the
water was no nine feet higher than ever known
before, but flowed out over the ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22
Cough. Cold or Sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
IN an incuraole lung diseases or tonSmption-
B1oWns bronchial Troches do not Disorder the
stomach Ike cough syrups aud b,lsams. but
ac.s dlrectly Oh the inflamed paris, allaying
irritation, give relief TO asthma, pronch,tis
coughs, c2tarrh and the throat troubles whtcf,
singers and public speakers are subject 20 Sold
al Is cts box every where.
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The Weather

Cannot De talked OF now days ;thout a ref.
erebce TO EucaIyptine. which is uHTiyal as a
ooiet article Tor The cure OF chaps, cracked lips,
cold sores. &C. due 10 cold and wind Drug
giStS sell IL. Price. Is cents. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22
THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
ler1s Opera Ho,Gse.-Miner & Rooney CON-
DlnatfoD.
National Theater.-John MCCULLOUGH as
scThe Gladiator"
Aoner's Music HalL-Last concert OF the
Spanish Students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22
COLLINS
V0ltaiC Electric PlAstera.

The Electro Galvanic Battery attached to Col
Inns VoLIAIo ELIOTRIo PLAsTERs IL warranted
superior - every % battery before the public and
1s apositive cure for RheQmaam. Neuraleia, Liver,
Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Nervoas Pains and
Weakness Malaria and Aeue Pains. Sold every
where tsnl9
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERY.
10, geo YARDS AT HALF PRICE

l8c., $780,. $780,, 20c.. 21c.. 22c.
]. 400 pairs of English HALF HOSE, double heels,
cents pair.
JOB LOT OF wHALEBoNE ooRsETs marked
JOB LOT Of ALL LINEN TOWELS. one yard
JOB tS H. F N0RsTED DRESS GOODS REM
All l Il Y NAPKINS Per dozen. ooo.. 75c.. 81.
Al Lines TABLE pAMAsK. 50. 81, IS cents.
TABLE LINENS, Is, 80, 81. Is, so cents.
sHEEETiNa COTTON, full width, for double beds.
BED COMFORTS. ITO 81, o.. Is. 81. 50.
CARPETS! 9lI1LoTHs and NOTTINGHAM
FL1NEELs. 0ALiooEs. oorroNs, SHEET
CLOTH for AenA' and Boys wear
DRESS GOODS and OAHHMERES.
UELAUNDR1ED SHIRTS made of Wamsutta Got.
ton. and the best linen Bosom and Ouffe and
double breasted custom. made. warranted t.
G. N. ToWSoN'S,
ESQ Pennsylvania avenue, south IA,
3an0 near ~ n. M ooute1 NQkNc
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our nose and throat with worthless powders
down Into your head. ask your druggist for
pr. Hartieys aITh Remedy" which will
anord you Immediate relief and a permanent
purp NJ
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Don,t Die ON the Premise.
FnIarse Your lis, or PIE

ASH your druggists for Rough on Rats" IL
lSc- Fer box.
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From DR.. J. y. Belt. M. D.. Baltimore

i have prescribed COlden's Lieoigs Liquid
Extract or Beef and Tonic lnvIgorator, ana
cheerfully state that IL has met my most san.
gulne expectations, giving TO patients long
enieeped by Chronic Diseases DebIitv Weak
ness, Loss W Apl+fite and I.diGestioa the
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22


eKLICIING JURY.
In the Criminal Court, Judge james, the trial
Of j. 8. NJ. johnson, the young white msn
charged with the murder OF James A. johnson,
March 18th last was resumed this morning
District Attorney Corkhin and Assistant AtJOr-
Dey X. X. Perry for the government and
4essrs. A. B. Williams and F. II. Falls for the
defendant.
The jurors selected Observation-Disclosures Nickel,
b.. g. Divine, John Barr, Daniel smith AMI
John Il. Mitchell-having spent the night at the
National Hotel with Bailif1s Douglas ana Dor.
sey, were brought into court
OF the fifty Lalesmen drawn yesterday, four
teen were returned as non est, AMI three
Daniel Turner, Isaiah Ross and WIN. Fletcher
being excused, left but Is or 80 present.
entitled to have the names OF all the talesmen
luInlshed him and the presence OF all before
proceeding.
The court overruled the point and directed
that the talesmen present be examined az to
their competency, &C.
The following were accepted and sworn
Daniel E. Kealy. George w. Ballinger, Charles
b. Demar. Charles II. Johnson, Henry Jones,
W. 8. Hurley and Louis Hartig, thus completing
the jury, all being white men.
The following were challenged by the de-
tense: r. w. Mann and John Shorter.
The following had formed an opinion: J. q.
Mcdaniel, w. A. Cunningham Thos &. Young,
James S. Acton, Carl Petersen Isaac Landic,
o. Dufour aud g. H. Holmes
The following were excused: James G. Ball,
X. }. Beall, Chas. l. Bart and Cleo. Ryneal, jr.
The District attorney suggested that as the
talesMen had been taken suddenly from their
homes, they might find IT. necessary to make
some arrangements for their prospective con-
f1Demcnt, and that the case should be continued
to Monday.
The court cautioned those selected as to their
duties to have no communication with the out
Size world. and they were taken to the National
Hotel. accompanied by bailifs Dorsey and
Douglass
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TUE Poor FUND.-SIoscnptions to the Door
fund were paid over TO Treasurer Glover yes
cert eIe2 and the employees OF the Surgeon
Generals Office, S4l.2o. Total $I43 25 The
total deposits for the poor fund are o. 127O6
and amount draw out 81. sss. 20. leaving mount
on hand 81 ,es5.36.
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Premature Loss OF the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use OF Bur.
nettS Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining
Burnetts Flayoring Extracts, they are the
best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22

bKSS0NS CAPC1FU PoROUe PLASTnA-A single
They relieve II once aa6 cure
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TUtaFkt OuF I6st Ot RTeN~urNa
ny adopting delicious, wholesome Hub Punch
as beverage. IL Is most convenient TO use
ara Dice either with hot water or iced
Whether hot or a cold beverage is wanted II
IS Just the thing. No might oap- after ex-
posture To colo is more beneficial ana TO sleep
less tirC or discomforted persons it is soothing
and refreshing. Grccers & Druyc,Sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-22

AIIEN'e BRAIN Fo0D. Is the only rekable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex Al.
All druggists. STOTT CROMWELL. Agents.
60 $50 Pennsy lvaniA avenue