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Garfield at Church yesterday.

GAr11C10 HI ChurCh IcStef0aYs
Mentor Cor. N. Y. Herald.]
l wish 1t were possible to picture one Of the
scenes OF to-day, so that the reader might ap-
preciate and not misunderstood It. Garfield and
his family are Disciples and members OF little
church OF that denomination Ia this town.
Very naturally they desired to attend service
this morning, and In spite OF the rain and wind
arranged to do so. There is q great deal OF
human nature In the Mentor people, and very
naturally they, too thought it would be good
General Garheld's carriage drove up the general
found himself part and parcel OF an overcrowded
congregation. With characteristic mixture OF
stOndity and modeSty he led the way to his fam.
lily pew and shortly thereafter the sermon be-
gan. The sermon was preached by one OF Gar
fields OLD pastors, Elder jones, and am pleased
10 record that the elder, who was rather tame,
paid no attention to his distinguished pupil,
but went on about his Masters business.
The service closed with the holy communion,
OF which Garfield and his wife partOOk with be-
coming reverence, and joining afterward heartily
hall the power OF Jesus name.s The entire
congregation had little BY little come into per-
feet harmony with the occasion. Mentor you
know. Is small, and all In the church had known
and liked Garfield, thttr neighbOr, for many
years. BE felt 1t and they felt it, and after the
sung with genuine fervor, and the final prayer
began an atmosphere OF sentiment pervaded
the place and dominated the situation until the
preacher mentioned ''Our dear Brother Garfield"
oy name, and firmly commended him and his
family to the guidance and protection Of the One
Then followed perfect chorus OF amens and
much weeping and other signs of interest. The
DenedfctiOn was pronounced and an old time
hand shaking and goodbye followed.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amnsements, Ac., TO-nf2 n {.

Amnsements. dc. Tonight
Fords Opera Rouse-Haverly's Mastodon
hinstIelS.
National Taedter.-"Fun On the Bristol
Foundry ChkTcit.-LiteTary and Musical En-
teralLmeDt
Lincoln RaH-"PinafOre."
CONGREGATIONAL Cf,oTeh.-Concert by the Phil
harmonic Society.
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THE REMAINS OF L. W. Kennedy. editor and
publisher or the T''t.t. weekly paper, in this
city who died on Friday last at his lodgings,
No. 5ls gin street. left Oh the o'clock train
TINS morning Ell route for Waterbury, VI. (nis
NATIVE place. IN charge OF his BROTHER. The
funeral services took place yesterday afternoon
a the paFlorS oisNr. X. +. Harvey Undertaken
81 9Th street, ana Were attended by number
OF New England people. including Judge Smell
MIS- Smell. and number OF ladies' connected
Win the oLnenS Christian temperance Union,
MI. l. NJ Baldwin and several members of
lie Peace society
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EJECTiNG A TENANTS EFFECTS. -Ol SatIr-
o2y. In the Police Court, two waite omen
hate SdOr;CO ana Mary ReardJn-and a c11-
oIed nan named George Washington were
charged WltG Destroying. private property.
Mt, =. .. aL-oitr testified that she and her
husband rented rooms from Miss ShorIe1 ar
20. 20 sd street, and while out Oh 23d inst,
her servant. Annie Merton, was held by the
parueS Nno put Fer things out-Jhe door being
oTokSH Dy them and that the articles gera
Injured. Tie court Imposed a tiue OF 40 an
eacn OF tnctn- Miss Merton eaargs1 Miss
Shdrtei with al assault on her, and testidpi
that Miss ;. held ner while the things wrr..
removed, ana me OF IS was Imposed.
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IHE lash MURDER TRIAL COaCLUDRp The
trial OF Colonel Cash for the shon:inG NJ on
Snei shannon In q duel In Darlington county
) u. was concluded Saturday. The fury re-
porleo tnaI IL was impossible TO agree upon q
ordered a mistriai. II Is understood tniE the
Jury stood eight for acquittal and four Tor con
yictiou, " ooi
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The MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN AsSoCIA-
TON had their second dinner at Harvey &c Hol-
dens Saturday evening. Speeches were made
by Hon. Geo. u, Lorlng, president OF the aSso-
Citation; Hon. Horace Davis. NJ. c. from Calitor-
MIA, a native OF the odd Bay State;" Hon. ii. c.
Burchard, director OF the u. S. mint, and
others, The following were announced as a
committee TO receive the visiting military COM
panles from Massachusetts, coming TO take part
In the Inauguration ceremonies, and TO show
Them the places OF interest In the city:-E. B.
George. X. A. Bayley, H. b. Bennett. VIM Bias
LIND, W. III. Doe, E. ". DoheTty, s. Faunce,
J. ID. Smith, j. G.. Floyd, W. Ii. Hutchinson.
Leo. karpeles, b. s. Pike.~A. FL. G. Richardson,
II. d. Saxton, a. w. TeOOetts, A. d. WEIGH, A.
J. Cunning, w. FL. Womersley, Geo. Wallace.
ana Christopher Mead.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY February -, Is Sls
The Weather.

OVvrrz OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFr'CERl
wlsHING7oN ID. c., Feb 2S. 1851, $50 a. III. {
For the middle Atlantic States cloudy
weather light snow or rain, followed hy clear
ing weather, warm southwest veerIng TO much
colder northwest winds, followed Oy rising
barometer.
RANGE OF THB THERMOMETERS
The following are the readings OF the ther-
MOmeter at the Signal Once during the day.
. a. H., 520; II a m, So; D. m, AS. Maxi
mum. ST.. minimum 4Io,
Yesterday Sunday. February q, the ther-
mOmeter ar the Signal office, In this city. stood
"a follows: am $50: II am. 100: pm,
46o: 5 p.fD.. $50: pm. SO; Il pm, 500.
Maximum 500: minimum $40.
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SPORTING GOODS.
THO LEWIS

INDIAN CkURS9!
They expand the Chests OF Men, wopnea and
Ohudren-deuelop ard permanently strength. The
Lds1lgs-harden al the muscles and overcome the
a,,g d; effects Of sedsntsrE Hsbits Eesh ar
pepaa, Debititp and ,parlv "au the us that FLESH
e heT to.'n Beautifully shaped :-pohshed and
balanced perfectly on Kehoes model Of Rock Maple.
Price with illustrated Book Of Instruction. any
gze or weight from to Is lbs, only 81 per psir.
O'MEABA'S Sporting Bazaar,
Cor. 10Th and F sts., opp. Treasury.
card or telephone dec27
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INDICTED THE grand Jury OF the Criminal
Court today found Indictments against PEGGY
BToSD. alias y. ; p. BrowD, and Paul Il. Wright
for Writing threatening Iett-r TO Mrs. H. Fl.
Nili3.d. ard for CONSPIRACY: Walter NJ! idieton
yioAJirg section s ass revised statutes ana en-
d ZL.eT2eut; Thomas Forbes. assault With in
tent 10 XII! Cornelius Ware; Thomas j. Bicks-
ltT. ujteS;hg counterfeit money: Alice Rlpp
z las Neoeott, alias Chem, Thomas j. BickSler
ara EnUla Baker, passing counterfeit money
HloLey g ca Cs}: same having In possession
cStntSrfeit money; T. j. 3icksler. aiding aud
Sl ing IN utiSring counterfeit money; Louis
11Sr1tAeIs burglary and larceny 70 cases: Albert
"a =, forgery q casey Edward Lucas murder
y, ssAiah . silpiex; Charles Taylor murder OF
20 =. @Io FNEG; Tton.Sss D'llard. alias Win Mack
80 So iIN''~ larceny AID burglary; Ua. Miller
4. btst and $ "a. Ml'z, TO- selling IIaIjr IitA.
ca! paying special tax 81
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secretary OF the Louisiana state board Of
health. died in New Orleans yesterday. aged
50. few days ago DR.. Dirmeyor statsd ira
ne nad mad u hemorrhages Of the lungs In th }
past n years,
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THREE BABIES PICKED Up IN THE STPEETs.-
On Saturday Officer Powell carried to the
seventh precinct station white male child.
SIX or seven weeks DID, found In the alley
between and q and 9Th and 9Th streets, and it
was sent 10 St AIMS Infant Asylum. Officer
trump carried TO the fourth precinct station a
de ad colored female infant, folInd at 23d street
and virginia avenue. A certificate OF burial
was g1ven. Saturday night, Joseph Holmes,
colored, found dead white male infant on
18th street, between X and streets officer
Smith carried the body to the station and q
certincate OF burial was given by the coroner.
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PRESENTATION OF CoLoKs-The new colored
company. the Capital City Guard, escorted by
the ashington Cadets, made parade last
Friday evening and after passing down Penn.
sylydnia avenue 10 Sd street. thence back TO
18th street. the battalion entered Bethel HalI
on NJ street, between 18th and 18th streets
where stand OF cOloTS was presented Or. c.
h. PuTytS made the presentation address, and
Capt Kelly, OF the Guard. responded.
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DlVoRCBD.-IO-d4y liza h Evans was grant d
a oiEcIcr In the Equity Court from the n0adS of
mLtrfmcny WITH ttlchaVd Evans. She wes mar
lie Dy the name Of Westegritld 20 dele .denJ IN
+ ru. r, l~iJ They haze two chiiGgen and
she charges desertiol by her husband in 1919.
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To ACCOMMODATE his customers VI. william
will keep hts store open until o'clock during
II ang1FaIiol week, and on MANIPULATION DAY
unite.
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REPAIRS OF THE LONG BRIDGE.-The 3, &P
Railroad company THIS morning out a large
force OF men TO W5rG repairing the c2rrla e.
Way and fCotTav or the Long Bridge d ilna9 a
o. tIe e e Il Tres bet; as also 10 Inendng the
fCd0. which. as lar down as ForT Runyon was
o. Oily WI cSed- The object is. frs or all. to
axe ~ passabe 10 t an S md ley expect 10
&C. omllisR Tits much Within a wax.
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OPERA HOUSE GRAND STAND corner OF Penn
syIVani2 avenue and 9Th street.-the Post OF
this morning, after critical examination
says: The finish and general lines show good
Workmanship, and the comparatively small
number OF persons Who Will be On IL render IL a
sale stand Tickets for sale at Drew'5 drug
store, corner 9ln street and Penasy lValIa ave-
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District Government Affairs.

The building inspector has notified Mr.. JOS
). Boss that all the party and division walls Of
his five houses, now IN course of erection on
New JeTsey avenue and h street northwest
are In violation OF the building regulations,
lar. that they are nine instead Of fourteen
Inches thick. He therefore condemns them
and orders that II ) be taken down and rebuilt
at the thickness required by the regulations
and his permit
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TIE WOMAN's NATIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
met saturday at me Riggs House, Mrs. Waite
wife or the Chief Justice, in the chair Among
the ladies present were Mrs. Justice Miller.
MIS-. Thomas Wilson, Mrs. MetZarotu, Mrs.
Bishop simpson. MIS- SelfTidge, Mrs. ]. g. Ed
munos, Mrs. Gov. Andrews, Mrs. II. ID. Money.
MIS- Aoner osborne, Mrs. Laura NJ. Bronson.
Inc OBJECTS Of the meeting were stated TO Dc
tie formation OF a District auxiliary, and get
ting the names OF ladies' Willing TO assist Ia
forming auXttaTieS In the states they represent.
Tne DlStr1ct ASSOCIATION was organized, With
Mrs Justice Miller, chairman OF the executive
Committee; Mrs. Thomas Wilson, secretary:
MTS. James u, Wilson, treasurer. This new as
ISOLATION VIII hold meeting Marcn S,
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Mr.. JAMES HALT1GAN, editor OF the CI,holic
Monthly, or New York city, VIII ad lrsss the
Davitt Branch Land League to-Inorrog even
Ing.
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CITY ITEMS.

ATLANTA, GA. ~ az %. 1879.
One OF our workmeD had hdd case OF i've
years standing. and was cur I'd entirely witb
Swtft's S. Specific. WIZ. R & T. w. HooPsR,
Your s. s S. has cured every case, and sells
better than any other Patent Medicine
4. Z. LONG & Co., Athens, Ca
have sold several gross at retail, and success
mas attenoed every sale. j. b. BOND.
III Little Rock, Ark.
Buchupafba.
New, quick. complete cure, days, urinary
aHectlons smarting. frequent or difficult urina-
uon, kinney disease. 81. Druggists. $50 Pa
ave. m
a Cough. Gold or Sore Throat
Snouia oe stopped. Neglect frequently results
IN an incurable lung disease or Consumption.
BroWnS Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly on the inf1amed parts, allay1ne
lIf1tatlon, give relief In asthma, bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold
at rs cts box every where.
stAIdet>ney Wagons,
fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In 4 lbs. Ward, prints, 45c.
per 10. Also. cottage cheese, puttermilk and
sweet milk sc. per OF.
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At MOMENTS NoTICE we ian furnish q f,r
q! : suit ron 81 10 40 BREAST measure. corra,
81 LG.sg waist. Prices from SIS 70 ga mr.
quit. =. SahS * Co., strictly one price Co.'s.
iers, 80 and sls 7th street,
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EUCALYPTINE for the skin excels all precara-
tiohs ior toilet and medical use. Price 25c
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SohE very fine oil paintings and 7-octave
Chickering piano viii be sold at DCncanSon's
auction rOoms TO morrow at Y O'Clock noon
together with other articles.
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SHAbPERs AND THEIR VICTIMs.-On Saturday
Oven Angel, OF Poughkeep5ie, N. Y, was
by "bunko" men. Yesterday another visitor
ii. l. Potter. or MaTchIOn, y. Y, became vic.
tim TO confidence men near the Circle. They
took him down TO the Observatory grounds
and the three-card monte game began. Mr..
Potter soon found himself minus $40 all he
had. at this point another man, claiming to
be a Waterman, approached and threatened to
have the crowd arrested for gambling on sun
Gay, ard they rapidly dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

THE LUNGS are strained and racked by a per-
sistent cough, the general strength wasted
and an tlcuraDe complaint often established
thereby. DR.. JayneS EXpectoTant Is an enec-
tive remedy for coughs and Colds, and exert5 a
beneficial effect Oh the pulmonary and bron-
Ch1al organs. +
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COLUMBIA POTTERY 90.
&AAUPAcTuRKRs or
STONE tso eARTHeaWARG,
sI3 Georgia avenue, Foot of ID street Sc

sener.; snf Il Jars. guy.,- Pitchers,
BucEwLesi Fs-r.ss. Mir Pans. Bu.tsf Crooks.
hard This :. : 10 made of the best Quality Terri
Gotta uafsrisi, 50 by skilled workDseu.
0ITR FIGEita'S' AND 9AkDErERS DEPART
ment Ii cvrf.lu .. sith large assortment Of Ma
CHINE AND II - ABE POTS, ni-3ufactured
from the heSt gpAsts, tempered. K % Pol CLAY.
ORNAMkEIAI Flower Vases, Crls, Hanging
Baskets and CONSERVATORY wGilE.
eH The First Diploma awarded n he late Exht-
biton Of the Horticultural Society aud 1T the Ks-
6onA Fair. jxnlS-em
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"ST0P THEE. Reader, don't steal one, but
buy bottle Of DR.. Bulls cough syrup for 25c. I
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOkS, DC.
IA .MORRISON'S TRINsnRIPT OF THE DE.
OiSloNSOF THE Us. SUPREME COURT"
y, SUBSCRIPTION price, SIS per volume of 600 pages.
Inc NUMBERS for January and February, 1881,
Us. Court of claims Reports, VOL Is, SIS.
ca opinlonsof Attorneys General. vols. 10 and 16.
IN PREPARATION:
+ba hel orts vol 3. (Supree Court of
Any Of the above sent by mail post paid mon
receipt of price by the publishers "fo'
w. II. L. U. Ii. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
feb25 49, Psnna. ave. W.
rHINESE REFRIGERATION, In its Social
- az and economical Aspects. by George T. Seward.
e. %. unbesten Tracts IN Japan, by Isabes L.
the Hawaiian Islands, 81 25 GlsantnSs in the
f1elds OF Art, by Ednah D. Cheney. 81 so. Me-
norlas OF Frances r. Haversal, by her sister
S So.S; M ~ x Marston Novel BY Goo. Mac
Frangs Y yalen n for ISL; With silk fringe;
iebs - cas- 7th street.
NEW BO0Ks.-Browsing Amotk Books. by
~ AIDA GOOD W9olson. 81 Don John, No Name
paper, S9c: The Demon Of Oawnpore, by Jules
verne, 81 90 Troy, by S. g. W. Benjamin. Epoch
Ferries, 81: Sir Willism Herschel, by Prof. &. s
van Duffy, 81 80; Chinese Immigration, by Hon
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"A complete assortment Of Prsng's and Marcus
Wards Valentines. Birthday Cards. 60. Also,
franlfD Square and Seaside Libraries <ebs
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Your s. s. S. has cured every case, and sells
better than any other Patent Medicine.
e. Z. LONG & Co. Athena Ga
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l have sold several gross at retail, and success
mas attenoed every sale. j. b. BOND.
III Little Rock, Ark.
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FINANCIAL.

DROFIIs 200 PER CENT.-An Association has
Il been formed by responsible parties 70 conduct
operations In connection with the Turf Bookmak-
ing, hiring, hace Track Pooling, Privileges. &C.,
which Will realize from 10 TO 80 per cent per month
&c. already subscribed. Capital, xlUO QUO.
Shares, SIS. Send for Prospectus.
j. X. WILSON CO.,
1eplb I'm $50 Broadway, New York.
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THE 'PERFBCT' water filter for 81 at Hamil-
ton Shedd's.
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WHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
w leaves machine at your house. do not psy one
cent on 1t until you come here and see what you can
buy precisely the same machine for.
tan27 MCKINNEY x27 9th st
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SPRING STYLE BLOCK lust received at
- bRODT'S, the manufacturer. I'm
Silk and Soft HATS made to order and re-
paired ct short notice ut BRODT'H. the Hat
AYeupe. Sebl4-m
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FLORIDA CHANGES.
FRRsH TOMATOES, OAPONs FROM PHILA.
GELPHIA.
ALSO. PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUB
KEYS.
EXTRA BOAST BEEF, CANYASS-BACK, RED
BEAD. QUAIL, GROUSE. ETC.
PALACE MA RH EFT,
Cor. 14th and New York ave.
FRANK J. TIBBETO. ,snI7
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West Washington, nee Georgetown.

west WASHINGTON. nee GeOrGetOWn.
TEE funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Shoemaker,
relict OF George Shoemaker, ST., took place from
her late residence, West street, this afternoon,
Dr.. s. 81. Howe, Of the Presbyterian church,
officfattng. The sons Of the deceased were the
palloearers, and the interment was at Oak Hill
cemetery.
GRAIN AARKRT--Wheat - 900 bushels, ar
rived from Alexandria by schooner, sold a few
days ago at sl17 per bushel. Large lots in
wagons are daily coming H. and bring from
$l.l6 to ST. Is per bushel. By rail to-day 500
bushels sold at s1.1s per bushel.
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1OHN II. KELLY,
q DEALER N FIRs1-CLAas fIegF
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. MUTTON, &c. kEs2
COREED BEEF SPEOlALTI. i@--aAA
Stalls 62o, 62y, and $50 Center Market 9Th stree,
wing, and 206 and 206 Northern Liberty Market; or
address Box u, City Post Office.
Marketing delivered free OF charge 10 all pats Of
the city. decl8
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DHILHARI0NICS SOCIETY,
MONDAY, FEE 49, AT 8 r. M
AT 1hE CONGREGATIONAL ChURCH
Soloists:
MISS ANTONIO HENNR, of New York:
hR. THEo. j. ToEDr, Of New YORK:
Mr. FRANK Nj. PEARSON,
Mr.. r. g. SUTTON.
Programme-Part1 let Miscel sneoue
Part I'd, Gsde's Crusaders.
Season ticket. admitting one, including reserved
%
Single ticket. ................ 1 nc
IlcEe Is can be had at Middleton a. 90. e bank
Reichenbach's, Metzerott & CO. q and Kills & 90 -
piano stores, an of the members. Reserved seata
at Ellis On and after Feb %. feb22-ft
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ATLANTA, GA. Way %, 1879.
IT workmen had q bad case OF I'VE
ing. and was curt1d entirely with
celtic. WV. r & 7, w. HooPsR,
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VNHE EVER POPULAR PINAFOBE.
TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE
AT Linz DIN HALL
MoNrAY, FEBRUARY % AND TUESDAY
MARCH q,
Under the auspices Of the
NATIONAL RIFLES
With tbs following Popular Cast:
SA'St MISS Eva MIlle
Miss Bette Hurdle
eI Mr.. John %. Pdgl
adinlral .....--..--.........Mr Mr.. Ralph Jefferson
ptaln..........-.........M nv. William II. Dsniels
Ilesdeye. Mr. Louis Z. Seibod
Mr. W. t. MORGAN
FIRST Marine. O. Duffy
Stsse nanager.--...............C CD. II A. SeligsOn
With talented chorus of forty voices and faIl
Popular Prfce-Adnssion, 50 cents No EXTRA
charee for reserved tests, which NAV be secured
at Ellis music store on and after Thursday the
Esth lnstailt. feb23-6r
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-18
DR.. John Bulls
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
fever and AcUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for it superiority over all rem.
edies ever offered to the public tor the SAFE
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER1AMENT cure
ofAgus and Fever, or Chills and Fever. whsth.
q Of short or long sanding. He refers to the
entire Western and Southern country to bear
him testimony to the truth Of the assertion
that in no case whatever will it fail to cure
tho directions arc strictly followed and carried
out. In great many cases single dose mas
been sufficient for . cure, and whole FAMILIES
have been cured by single bottle. with per.
feet restoration Of the general health. 1t IL
however, prudent, and In every case more cer-
tain to cure, II it, use II continued In smaller
doses for q week or two after the disease has
been checked, more especially in difdcult ana
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
viii not require any aid to keep the bowels In
good order. Should the patient, however re-
9uire q cathartic medicine, after having taks1
three or four doses Of the Tonic. single dose
Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP mu9e
have DR.. JOHN stamp ON each
hottie. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN i
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville. ~.
Examine we'll the label On each bottle. II my
private stamp il not on each bottle 40 NOT
purchase, or you will b deceived.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-18

was as marked a. their generosity.
While they were ready with sisserly
help for one another whenever It was
needed. nothing would have been more
intolerable to most Of them than tho
pauper spirit into which women who
look to relatives or friends for support
so easily subside. Perhaps they erred
in the direction Of q too resolute sen.
reliance. That trait, however. Is part
of the common New England inherit
ance, and there was, indeed, nothing
peculiar about the Lowell mill-girls:
except that they were New England
girls of the older and harder SOCK
Iucy LGrcons, in Atlantic Aontaty.