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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-10-13
& EVERY NETGHBORHOo0

NEEDS A PERcHERoy STALLION
E-nEzrrC thirty years trial has demon
UEs&VsSG strated that when bred to tho
common mares Of tbs country tn pguduoe =
ynore uniform. are easier kegp1gs, b6t1R Wu1hr
eru, and sell for moro munsy o. ~ unun1D
than any oGheg elnas q Hoe1so. =
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-10-13
Wool Carding.

Clarke county and vicinity that his carding
mill, miles above Vancouver on the Column
bia, is prepared to work wool into rolls and
bats in any desired quantity, small lots or
large lots, at 10 cents per pound for rolls or
bats where the owner furnishes grease for
rolls, l pound grease for pounds wool.
Grease furnished at 2l5 cents per pound of
wool. At Portland wool can be left with
Capt. Lewis Love of the steamer CalliOpc.
Capt. Love will be responsible for all wool
sent to the mill in his charge. Charles Gates
makes wool lined slippers, saddle blankets
and ladies' skirts ut the mill.
13l NJ. L. BARBER.
Vancouver, June 1G 1851.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-10-13

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
Il ond Judicial District of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Kalama for
the counties of Cowlitz and Wahkakum.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-10-13

Diseases OF the pulmo-
nary organs are so prev
alent and fatal, that a
safe and reliable remedy
for them is invaluable
to every community.
AYERS CHERRY PFC
ToRAL is such y remedy,
and no other 30 emf
nently merits the conf
dence Of the public. 1t
il a scientific cOmbina-
ton of the medicinal
principles and curative
Virtues OF the finest
drugs, chemically unit
ed, to insure the great
est possible efficiency
and uniformity Of re-
,,,it, xvbirb anoh 1ou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
Walt Whitman

TIE second great feature of his style is its
amplitude and naked simplicity. He sketches
In large and bold outlines, With the hand of an
Angelo. The figures upon his huge cartoons
are as naked as those OF FlaXnan, and as mus
cular as those OF Blake. HIS landscapes are
IGrneresque. There is not particle of FIem-
1sh painting in his work. He speaks with 1.-The
large u!terance OF the early gods" 10 this mat
ter OF dlction he differs from Keats from Homer.
from Chaucer, In one respect only-their pic
lures are td5teduf Uirdnts; they are Sculptur-
esque. The tranquil mind contemplates calm
scenes, EN- balmed In the deep and far serenity
OF the past; but Whitman's pages, while equally
Greek, have yet the quality OF unrest. There
Is always the idea OF tnfin1ty, OF immensiCy
The mind Is always On the stretch. The con-
dltIons OF our modern life make this inevitable,
We have discovered the universe and all our
thought has cosmical side. The serenity and
limitation demanded by true art are hard to
attain or retain In this age. The prose style OF
Whitman Is most astounding. it is Greek
Gothic, an Olympian plain AreHed with the
wTecks OF classic temples, luxUrlant tropical
Jungle, or bany an grove, tangled with BLOSSOMS.
fruit, and underground Of Vines and shrubs. IL
Is worse than Carlyle's, worse than Jean Paurs.
worse than Millions prose- in complexiJy and
involutiOn. 1t is splendid and exasparatlng,
and, Wlthal, fndeScrl0a0le.- ISLOdae Ksl.
nedy, t'a Californian for FEBRUARY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
A Simple Magic Lantern.

All thatjs required, says The Scientific A l,eri-
can, TO make simple magic lantern, is an
ordinary wooden packing box, kerosene hand
lamp. with an Argand burner, a small fish
globe, and burning glass or common double
or ano-conVeX lens. In one end Of the bsX
cut round hole, large enough TO admit por-
u0n OF the globe, suspended within the box.
with the lamp close TO 1t. The globe is filled
with water from which the air mas been ex.
PEELED by boiling.
Now moiSten the surface OF a piece of com
mon window glass With a strong solution of
suiphate OF soda, or even common table salt.
dissolved In water, and place it vertically ia a
little stand or clip In front of the box, SO that
the light from the lamp will be focused on tC
Dy the globe, which In this case ans Hers as the
condenser. The image OF the glass VIII then
De pIoJec'e ed On wall or screen OF white cloth
sehe distance In front, provi3ing Ene lens is SO
placed In the path Of the rays OF light, little
In advance OF the stand, as to focus on the wall
or screen. In a few minutes the salt solution
on the surface Of the glace Will begin TO crys-
tal.iZe, and as esacn group )f crystals takes
beautiful forms, its image VIII be projected on
the wall or screen, and as 1t Is watched ft will
grow, as II by magic, into beautiful forest OF
fern-like trees and will continue to grow as
long as there Is any solution on the glass to
crystalline. Then, by adding a few drops OF
any OF the aniiine colors to The water In the
globe, the image on the screen Will be 1llu-
mined by shades Of colored light. The order
In which the various articles are TO De arranged
is, lamp fish globe doth In oox) stand holding
window glass covered with solution, lens ION
another stand), wall, or screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
How a Cyclone Looks.
Tnb3in l.y,,,t, ,Jraus

The recent terrible cyclone IN Macoup,n
county, Illinois, is thus described by Engineer
Cutter OF the Chicago and Alton express train.
which was running at full speed and met the
TEMPEST near Carllnsyille. Mr.. Gutter saw out
On the prairie what he supposed To be straw
or hays stack on fire. AS he approached 1t he
saw That IL moved rapidly toward the track, and
then realized that it was cyclone OF the most
appalling character. It was dark, funnel
shaped cloud reaching from the ground high In
The air, where It disappeared into the clouds
IL was black and dangerous looking, aud
Whlfled with terrible velocity. It's voice.
heard even In the distance above the rum
ole ana roar OF the train, was frighttul
In the extreme. The cyclone seemed to travel
at the rate OF twenty miles an hour, ana was
SO last approaching that the moving train nc ust
In moment inevitably strike 1t. Mr.. Gutter
shut on his engine and applied his air brake
Just Id time, Tor. despite The precautiOn, the
train touched the c. clones outer edge. Mr.
Cutter describes the sight as the most horrible
he ever saw. The air was lurd and dark ana
hot, as II from an oven. Everything In the
pathway OF the storm was demolished aud
crushed and annlhitated. Barns fences. sheds.
telegraph poles, and everything at all fragile
was swept up. Mr.. CATER aud his fireman
crOuched down In the tender, and for a no.
ment feared that the whole tram would De
overturned. TIE cars were only held on the
track by their safety chains. The passengers.
who at first wondered ar the stop. with cia ache
cheeks ana terrified eountenanoeS viewed ths
terrible monster or -hea .a.Ir n is YogA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
a Inducements. DC.

f0RD's OFERA HOUsg.-Eyery one WHO wishes
10 enjoy an evening of genuine fun should go
TO see Needles and Pins at the Opera House.
Only tniee more performances by tbs nne com
pany there.
NATIONAL TEEATER.-Mtss Mary Anderson
Will appear o-nignL 10 "FaZio." At the matinee
tomorrow she Will appear as "PaTtnenla," In
''IDgOIlar."
PEABODY ORCHESTRA.-lt Is announced tina.
II sufficient subscriptions are received this
week the I1rst concert Will be given by the fun
Peabody orchestra On or about February IL
Beethoqen's Fourth Symphony and other Sc
lections will be rendered
SKATING RINK.-There Will be d special mat
NEE Tomorrow afternoon frofa z:3J 10 Pm,
With music for children.
INGENIOUS STAGE EFF6CTS.-The scenery used
In the production OF " Dreams or Fun In q
Photograph Gallery which Will be presented
BY Willie Edouins Sparks on Monday next
at FoFd's Opera House, is all mecnanlcal. There
is sudden change from a photograph gallery
to draw Ing room, the scene carrying the fur
nitufe and equipments, Including piano, with
II Ia the Change. Then carpet appears and
by mechanical means is spread upon the floor
thus presenting fully furnished parior This
Is Introduced To Garry out the plot CT the Sec
Old act, which is dream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
The Value of Moderate Athletics.
London Lancet i

The cricket heid, the hunting field, the "a e
course, the racket court and the arena OF
athletic sports, all number good many
MANNED, or even killed. among their VOtdrlas:
Dut the undoubted value OF athletic exerci SEES
TO the individual and the nation more THAI
cOunterpalanceS the occasional tniShapS which
inevitably occur. While it is advisable to avoid
anything approaching to brutality 10 our pas
times. IL Is equally necessary not 10 encourage
eIemln&cy, especially in this age, when
nnT 1pI Of gentemefn
press, and men OF the modern aesthetic
school write maudlln poems in praise OF
each other. There are many pastimes inf
have enumerated above. Dancing night after
night in crowded, non-venttlated rooms, Is
among the most unwholeSome and dangerous
practices OF modern life, and kills infinitely
more persons Enough more Indirectly than
either the Rugby or the Association" rules
The men who are killed by Sitting In public
houses or (What Is very much the same thing In
club houses, playing billiards or cards till the
small hours, and drinking "B." and IS" are
not held up as warnings, While their fellows,
VINO happened to be killed while engaged In
some sport which has IN it dash OF nobility
PIES OF the evils of this or that amusement.
The same temperate Indulgence should be made
use OF In athletic exercise as In eating; If you
would reap the benefits desired We want
moro gymnasiunS In the city-more public
places where the young and middle-aged can
develop his muscles. 1t has been truly said
tDat no man is content TO be puny In any re-
spect. In the average mans mind there is q
righteous abhorrence of everythln puny. All
have secret longing FOR development. Hence
they turn toward anything which promises to
afford hem That which they so ard5ntly desire.
Boat clubs, athletic clubs, gymnasiums-any-
thing which Will contribute TO the development
OF the booy-are entered with refreshing enthu-
slasm; or. falling this, they have at home their
duinD-bellS or Indian clubs; and no WEAKNESS
nor lassitude begolten OF a hard days labor
VIII sufilce to make them unwilling to go
through other nightly exercise In which the
man hopes TO give himself some muscular de-
Velopment and take rank among his fellows as
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

Johnny came home from school the other day
very much excited: What do you think, pa
Joe Steward, one OF the big boys, lad an argu-
menJ with the teacher about question 10
grammar 'What position did Jos take?'
:. his last position was across a chair, with his
lace down."-GHisestOas Ne,cs.
couple Of lawyers engaged In a case were
recently discussing the issue. "At all events
saiu tle younger ana more enthusiastic, I'VE
nave justice on our side" To which the older
want Is the chief justice on our side"
10" 10 bring people over to your s!de-Have
the snow Cleaned OF your side walk.
HyoU should De asked when q cat is like a
teapot, 5ou might say, when your teasin'
H.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
West Washington, nee Georgetown.

who was reported missing In yesterdays STAR,
1t turns QUITS the man who was frozen to death
On the Rockville road, and not John Shern, as
al first reported, who is an Old resident OF
Montgomery county, still living and In good
health. Some OF the relatives or the deceased
have gone 10 Rockville 10 dlsinter his body and
bring IL home. it having been already buried
In tue almshouS bGryiug ground.
DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-MrS. Ellen X. Web
ster, mother OF Lieut.. Webster. Z. S. N, died at
Ler residence, on z {WesO street yesterday.
after long illness. The remains were for
warGed to-day 10 Augusta. Me.
LINCOLN LIGHT INFANTRY At regular meet.
ing OF Lincoln Light Infantry held last ngnt
at the a1mory, a. Young. c Stevens, c. Cru
SOr, j. Sample, were elected honorary mem
Gers, and ChaS. Brown and Andrew jackson
active members. Tue company expects TO be
Ii good %QIkiLg order By March IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
CUrICU RIA
Miracles at Healing Un~ara,lcled I VI ,di.
cal History.

NCfloCkA hksoLVENr, the great paiaral b'ooi
purifier. absorbent, reAoyator and vi atzer b,s
se' wn its grand curative power IN scrofu ., white
swelling, ulces, erysipelSs. sWelled neck scrofu-
Ions imam nations. Ii ere Hria affect ans old sores
eruption Of the skin. SORE eyes and scalp ffecons
with dry, thin and falling hair; ana wnen the CUrI-
cURA. Medicinal Jelly. and the - rIcURA Soar,
prepared from il. are applied 10 ext rms symptoms
the cures effected by the CUTIcUKA Rr,IEDIss are
marvellous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
LECTURES.
r EC1UHE BIZ JTDGE A. w. TOU1
SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhanns the noiioas impn-
rites generated By Cstarrh. POISON not alone the
nasal organs, but the stomach AID lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. Ike douches and insoluble
snufs, can possibly reach eradicate the yiruent
Eporulesof Catarrh. This fact explains the won
derful cures effected by DR.. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIYE treatment. The elements
used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brane throughout the system and form OONSTI-
TUT1OSAL as we'll as local antidote as certain to
CURE CATARRH, as vaccine virus is to prevent
Smallpox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic-
tied testimonials from many thousands who, at
ALL STAGES Of the diseaee, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con-
tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TARkH CURE is the most important medica
discovery since vaccination. Rev. @. II. TAYLOR.
140 Noble street, Brooklyn. writes Zone package
produced 8 radical cure" cit entirely cured n
member Of my family who had suffered from Ca
tarrh for 40 years" j. d. MoDoNAID, TO Broad
way, n. Y: at cured me after doctoring for
nearly 80 years" Mrs. EMMA y. HowEs, 80 W
Washington Place, n. Y. 81 can speak for SEVEN
members OF my family who have used il with great
benefit" REv. ". ii. SUMNER, Frederick, Nd. :
Everybody troubled with Catarrh as ] was
should use it." MARY A. RANRER, 49, N Clark
street, Chicago, H.: "For six years did not
breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure" Mrs. Ii. K, EHENEY, 3022
Sarah street, st. Louis, Mo-. :" 1t gave me instant
relief" 4. j CRANK. Atlantic Hotel. Chicago:
1t restored NE to my ministerial labors." Rey
GEO. A. RIEs, CobGeski!l. y. Z. ''It relieved me
Of great Poiypus W. Il. TRUEsDELL, NJ D.,
Elsin, H., &C., &c, &c, &c. d.. Wei De Meyers
TREATISE" ia mailed FREE His "CURR" is
DELIVERED to any address, by ID. Il. DEWEY & Co,
10 Dey ST., n Y, at 81 90 complete. norS 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

THE ASTI-WAR LEAGUE met last night at the
president; S. p. Noses secretary; Gen. Brney.
Col. Daniels, II. N. Chapman, Geo. W. Angel.
j. A. Hopkins, L. 4. Copyright L. W. Kennedy,
5. n. Baldwin Mrs. Hall. OF New York, and
others. GOV. stanton, ;. z. Moses zen. Biz
ney, L. a. Gobright, J., VI. kennedy, and MIS-.
hall addressed the meeting. Mr.. Gobright Of
Tered resolution that q committee OF I'VE be
appointed TO draw up resolutions expressive OF
the objects OF the league; aoopted, aud L. A.
GobIight, Gen. Bfrney, Col. Daniels, Mr., Ken
nedy and S. p. Moses were appointed, Mrs.
Hal IN her address said that no peace could be
ment were first overthroWn; that We are fast
merging into two great classes--the ricn and
the poor, and She believed that 10 great good
could DE accomplished until the TWO forces,
women and men, united ia the common work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
Runninx Sores

lCNNlSG SoREs. Henry Lsnhecser. Dover. y.
n, cortlfes that August % 1877. h ,roka his lao
The boz as ret by phs stefan U.oa removing
the splin;s sores b. oke out FROM tie knee 70 the
beel. Doctors called them yaricese veins, and or
dertd rubber stocsii ~ Paid S25 for stoc sinss
WITHOUT ANY $40 % cure. Bought CurIcURA REM
FDIEs and wss rsIidly sd permanently cured
Certified - by Lothrop q PiakhsJn, Druggists,
Dover, II. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

WHY Run ANY RISE with your cough, cold,
hoaIseness or Indeed any pulmonary or bron-
Chial complaint. when remedy SAFE thorough
ana so easily obtained as Dr. Jayne5 EXpec-
tOfant can be had? II you have contracted a
severe cold, save your lungs from the danger
Gus irritation and Inflammation which ire
quently brings about consumption By promptly
Tesorting TO the Expectorant and IL troubled
with any affection or the throat, You VIII find
this remedy equally effectual in affording relief
from obstructing phiegm and in healing the
in1amed PARTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
Ehc Courts.
COrRT IN GENERAL TENN

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Gibson agt. Gautter: argued and
submitted. Beverly agt. Roberts; Judgment
below affirmed.
CIRCUIT COCRT-J,tdge Noc4rtt2u'.
Yesterday, CFtppS, administrator. agt. Doug
lass ct al; defendants called and Judgment
Joiffe agt. Clarke & Cooley; verdict for plain
tilt for s., $50.
PROBATE COURT-Judqe Cor.
Yesterday. estate Samuel ID. Wyeth; John 3.
Larner qualified as administrator: bond 81 800
In re Belva A. Lockwood: decree appointing
petitioner guardian to the orphan Of Wan. Car
lii; bond 600.
POLICE CoURT-.J,nsce .sre1.
To-day, Elijah Buchner, loud and boisterous:
s5 or 10 days. Ellen Ale, vagrancy; bonds Or
SO days. VIM. Nj. Gait, charged with fast driv-
Ing Oh the avenue yesterday While sleighing
$50. Richard Brown, charge CT casting rub
Dish III The street; continued. Chas. Ro.erberg
Henry Hurt, Arthur NATHAN, Peter Latlmer
Mary Parker Henry Harris and Alexander
Mason failing to remove snow; 81 each. Sol
Green, writing policy; 60 days In jail. Kate
C1ssWell, larceny OF earrings from Bertha Jones
ia June last; 60 days in Jail Jas. johnson,
affray and assault; continued. Geo. Gardner,
larceny OF horse collar, $40 or 80 days. Mary
mccarthy, larceny or a dress; $40 or 30 days.
Geo. Little, assault; forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
THs NArIoNAl RIsIEs met lass nlght ann ho,

The NATIONAL RIFLES met last night and hon
orary members were elected as foilows:-B
Lewis Blackford, b. E. j. Ellis, Z. A. Clifford.
capt j.. r. Smith, Willard Howard, j. Orme
Cole, j, X Miner, John A. Joyce, Clement w.
Howard. VIM. McPyncheon. j. b. Male. Geo. s.
G.. W. Sheehan. It was decided to give a full
dress uniform ball on the night OF the 22d OF
February (Nashington's birthday, the lads
guests TO dress In white, ana the Invitations to
be limited so as not TO have the room crowded.
Mr.. Fesdick, on behalf OF the company, pre-
seDted the commanding officer, Col. Burnside
with handsomely framed set OF engroS sed res.
olGtions expressive of the company IS apprecia-
ton OF The services rendered by him. The com.
mittee having In charge the recent performance
OF the Pirates OF PenZance," for the benefit Of
the company, reported that about sSoo b I'D beer
realized thereby:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

The FUNERAL OF CAPT. RoBT. E. DOYLE took
place this morning, the remains being removed
streets, to st. Patricks church, where requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Walter and
assistants, alter which they were taken TO MI.
OhVet and placed In vault. There were pres
ent representatives. from many OF the old
Washington families, particularly Of those for
merry connected with the fire department and
military. The pail bearers were c. w. Petit.
C. Sohon, VIM. Jones, - Armstrong, II. H.
Laskey, and w. E. Carr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
Srrafala.

scRoJvLA Hon. William Taylor. boston. state
>ehsior Of Massachusetts, Permanently cured Of a
hnnoT Of the face and scalp tn IA bean treated
unsnccetsfuIiy for twelve years by many of Bos-
U ptst Ply sicians and most { ~ 'ecialists a.
well as European authorities He avs. ssI naya
been go elated with my successful ia OF tn Omit
cnTa heuediee that have stoipcs men i'm Che
streets 10 tell them Of MS case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

a LADY'S EECOU NTER WITH A 1HlEF.-Ab bout
O'Clock last night colored thief entered the
hallway OF Mrs. Merivin'S house. on street.
between 9th and 10th streets and stole q iady'S
fur mum, an umbrella and new flesh brush
Mrs. NJ. encountered the thief In the hall with
the articles, and asked him what he was doing
there, 10 which he replied that he had been no
stairs I'D deliver bundle TO one OF the GENTLE
men: ct the same time he appeared to be
ANXIOUS 10 ieaVe, and could bot open the night
The THIEF quietly walked out with the goods pe
I0rei occurred 10 her that he was a Thief
pon searching, she missed the articles men
toned, O4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

THE JURY IN THE JOHNSON MURDER TRIAL
The Jurors In the case OF John SilaS Marshall
Johnson, charged with the murder OF James T.
johnson on March 29th last, with the excep.
Criminal Court room this morning and an.
swered 10 the Call OF their Names Although
the trial has been postponed till Monday on
account OF MT. D1vineS sickness the jurors Will
be brought into court daily and called as a
On the subject arising,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

upTIcuEA REMEDIES are prepared Oy WEEKS &
foFFkh, Chemists and Druggists. So Washington
street. Boston, and are for sale b, ala Drus,ists
Price for CUTIoURA, a Medicinal Jelly snlan boxes
DC cents; large boxes, 81. OUTIcUBA RssoLvRNr,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bette CurIouRA
MEDICINAL TOILET soar, rs cents CUrIouR.
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR. Is cents. IN bars. for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so ceu,a.
6<-AH nsoi1od free on receipt Of Igrce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

THE SNOW AND THE Potomac leg BLOCKADE
The snow under The sun day melted some
the south side Of the well-trayeled Streets Re.
ports from QuantlcO, about thirty miles down,
are that the Ice has been broken a few miles
below that point by the wind, and has COM
menced 10 run out, but this side IS quite firm
yet. Wild ducks are reported to be plentiful
from QuaDtico down. OFF Fort Washington
there is a jam In the channel said to be tEelv3
feet thick. The steamboats, Of course are not
Yer Thinning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

In BOSTON, when the pool bill became Inv,
the booksellers avoided its technicaUties 10 a
very simple way. Instead OF selling orsas as
In the ordinary pool way, the aucttoneer would
have collection OF plain Photographs of ths
horses ana would sell them. After tue ra &c tins
winning photograph would take the Pc 81 money
and all went on as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04
SANF0RD'S
RSDfCAL QUE
SCR CkTARRH.
One Bottie Radical Cure. One BOX Ca
Inhaler. Price for alt. 81.

Economical. agreeable, cafe and never faslins,
relieving instantly and curi0s permanently, this
great combination Of medical agents offers to tn
weary sufferer from every form 81 Catarrh relief
and n st. 1t satisfies every demand "a reason and
common sense. Ii attscks and e. aquers every
phase II catarrhal disease 1t Strikes st the root,
Cleansing the nasal passages Of puTnicUt matter TO
swallow and inhs'e which m, destruction,
sweetenips the breath, restoring the senses OF
smell, taste and hearing to fu activity. purifying
the blood OF catarrhal virus ard checking its con-
sttutiOna rayagss. Buy II while there ia yet time
Ask for sANFoRD's RADICAL CIgE. Sold and
RECOMMENDED everywhere.
General Agents,
WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston.