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IVES, Washington, nee G Georgetown.

RoBBERy.-Some one entered the office of Dr.
a. Peter. NORTH corner OF 3lSt and streets
Wednesday night, and stole a lot Of very valna-
BILE medical works. The Doctor adverttses In
The STAR reward OF $25 for recovery OF the
books and conviction OF the thief
THE HURDIC COACHBs.-ElttOr SiHT:-rhe
writer and another lady, about to enter q stree.
car near the Capitol, were Induced by the driver
OF Herdic coach to enter his vehicle on his
statement that he was going to Georgetown.
instead of doing so he stopped at the Washing
ton statue and said he was going 40 further.
Ne then had to take the street cars TO get
home. This is small business and not cal,:a-
lated to make friends for the new line. l.
ANOTHER CoASTING ACCIDENT-Last evening
Wnlle some young men were coastng down 3lst
tooDgress) street, above tWest) street. their
train" ran into Metropolitan street car, and
one OF Them Robert Phipps, who was guiding.
was severely injured, receiving a severe cut
across Inc 10rehead. DR.. Peter was at once
summoned and rendered medical aid
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LABogBRs had regis
tered at the third precinct station house Tor
employment on the work OF filing In tie Old
canal, up to 1880 o'clock this morning.
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SANFOBD,S
RADICAL OURA
fer CATARHH.

SANFORD's RADICAL CURE, CATARRHa AL SOLVENT,
and IMPROVED INHALER, with specific directions,
may Eow be had Of all druggists, neatly wrapped In
one package, for one dollar. Ask for SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE.
This economical and never falling treatment in.
stanty cleAnses the nasal pass 8ges OF foul
accnmulationa, subdues inham nation when
tending to the eye, and throat, restores the
senses Of sight hearing and taste, when affected,
leaves the head deodorized clear and open. the
breath sweet, the breathing easy. and every sense
in grateful and soothed condition, Internally
administered, il permeates every fluid Of the body,
cleansing the entire mucous or membrsnous sys-
tenn through the blood, which it purifies of the
acid poison always present in Oatarrh. It builds
up the enfeebled and broken-dowr constitution,
robs the disease OF its virus. and permits the for.
nation Of health restoring blood Hundreds of
testimonials attest to the wonderful curative pro-
pelties of this economical, fa,e, agreeable and
never falling remedy.
General Agents,
WEEKS q POTTER,
Boston.
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AS TO A wAsHIS.4N}N DOCTOR.
Yesterday morning In Alexandria, Va,
Mayor Smith and Justices Nhittlesay aud
Thompson had before them the cases of Baptist
Carpenter. Reuben Massey, Thomas Vaughn.
Charles Gaskins and Albert Butler, colored
mep, arrested CD the charge OF roobing bodies
from the cemeteries. Al Butler was the first Of
the prisoners selected for examination. He is a
driver for an undertaking establishment. s. G..
Brent represented the commonwealth, aud
John II. johnson the prisoner. Baptist Car
penter testified that he saw Butler Monday
night With the comm case OF Miss SmmS; Butler
asked him II he wanted TO make some money;
said he tCarpenter could make - or S. between
that time and Saturday night by taxing up a
few bodies; that he knew a doctor Ia washing
ton who would give 81 apiece for subjects; But
Ter came TO see him again on Tuesday night On
the subject. and he tthe witness) told him he
would not do such Job for fifty dsilars.
MI John G. Phillips testified that he was At
the Washington and Alexandra depot Tuesday
night; after placing the mail Ia the cars, he
went into the Sitting room OF the depot; was not
there long before heavy bearded, respectable
looking gentleman came In much excited; the
stranger asked II there were any wagon drivers
ABOUT the place. on being asked who he
wanted, he stated that he was Or. Riley of
Washington. and that a light colOred man who
had promised to meet him there. had disap-
pointed him. the man he wanted d rove wagon,
ana he thought he was huokster; he did not
hl,o"n MN out q Mr. Nowland; who keeps a
grocery store On Four-and-a a. half street, Wash
inSton, did.
Thos. Vaughn, a colored grave-dgeer, testl-
ned that Al Butter came TO him Wednesday
night and told MIN he would give him (vaughnl
81 to watch while he went up to the Methodist
Protestant graveyard to take up bodies: that he
wanted that" body, but did not say whas body
it was. He agreed, and went OF to the fodder
stack IN the yard where he lived Spring G ar
den, In Graveyard lane), and Butler went on 70
ste graveyard This was about O'Clock He
Old not wake up until he was scared out by the
wind and the noise OF a wagon. He then left
tie fodder stack. but went back again and some
time after saw parties going up the lane with a
light: saw MI. Webb stop at his house and cali
for John Landon, who lives 10 the house with
him.
Butler made statement admitting that he
told carpenter that he could get 81 piece foi
bodies, but said he meant it In fun. He said
also. that he did not have conversation with
vaughn on Wednesday night. and that during
MS absence from Lulnpkin's boarding. house he
was at Mr.. Fegan'S store
The court decided to send the pr, SOC er Oh TO
the grand jury OF the Corporation Court. After
nearing other testimony Charles Hass ms and
Reuben Massey were discharged, aud Thomas
Vaughn and Baptist Carpenter the two men
who testified against Batter. were sent on TO
court. Bail was fixed at $3.50 for each OF the
prisoners.
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AMUSEMENT
EoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING

ONE WEEK. COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING. J.Sr,Er Jlsr.
A'@tSflS pALY'S Br,ri.ut Ho' ~ oor,edy,
Eailued
NEEDLES AND PINS
IS sc'ed AZ DAY Thoats- Sevv Norl. for r.s-,y
Sne Auna-et nights,
With the original music oonpose, II, ur
MolienhauseT. and 81 he c;Isiur and be.utiful
costumes by EsVe-.
Mr.. CHAs. fIsHEP.
MR. EuaN DREW.
MRS e. II GILBERT
and The chief artists If Mr.. DALy'S own company
IN tAsr Original rsrts
Mr.. OHRIsrCPHsR vASDUsEN. a Retired Mer
but Iaverder. Who cherishes youthful memory
and finds he has ,sen sns a poetic Ssrpaut
WIN =" @"'> '-"s AIR IL G GaARLEs FISHES
TOM VERSUS. n spry young Attorney. who not
nnhke sone ~ rs elder brethren ~ the bar.
lakes a muidle ths his solitary eli Mt while he
' Nh JOIN DREW.
ME. NICHOLAS GEAGLF, an ELI ,rly PARTY IN
scross a bit Of natures own bric-a -bfac. 81
~ " HARRY R,TSff6@ s pa i
KIT NANDuSEN, lie iutifu' son 80 THE befor,
WALLER EYTINas
SERGEANT MCDONALD. o, the och Pre,iae
temporary sssisnNl tor duty AZ the riton Mas
quera0e. Nd. BENNETT 4.
JONAH. the supersnauated e'erk ami copyist s.
versus, MR.. EDWARD
BLOT. waiter A. ne Triton Mosque. Mr.. DEEK
ALSO
MRS vANBUsEN. The nome rariner of the reti,ed
Cork htrchsn'-:uN o. hue mess in her os O sIbs-e
AND IN fact an entire paper of readies and Pins
IN ber own person, her original par.
MISS FANNY MORANT,
MISS DoslF HEBRON a sidiy ,oung ,hiue O,
-, date missing, who proves 20 be an unex-
rected heart brsker and Hnexpeeted siren IN
unehp!ored sraeres, her original part
ihS. q IL GILBERT.
slLENA kANbUsEN. her n'ece, q thorn In her
aunts slde though rosebud in everybody else's
sight, MISS JOSiF nSIIRx
MISS MARY FOREST q young lady recently come
INTO fortune, with highly romantic ideas as &,
It's disposal, Hiss IsABF! nNESsON
CAROLINF. = M alden servant If tfe per,od and 8
solemn warning 10 all future Erar,
MISS BLAkCH WEAVER
HANNAH. another, MISS HOWARD.
WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY M.TINFHs
COMM
WILL T. ED0UIS'S SPARKS
tCsentlng the Quaint and Queer Niue cal Conceit,
OK fUNlN PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Il
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"a VIVID. F.SC,>.TrNG STORY"
rrHnanelnI..a Etl,..r.l..

lI' rddelpAd ytlt5rer.
lE The richly Illustrated &IDwINTSR SCsiBSER
tegins Mira Frances II. Bgrnetts novelette,, "A
nt6hcnn says: 1t Is a particularly sparkling
story, the subject being The young hclress OF a
Pacific slope silver mine, thrown anId The very
proper petty arisrocracy OF an Eugl:sh rural
town where her rather was brought ap. The
novelette, viii run through three NUMBERS, suo.
sorfptioDs for which viii be received by dealers
or the publishers for 81. Price OF the Nipwtsrgp
february SCKIBNER. IS cents
It SCRIBNER & Co., New York.
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CsTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS b
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. 800 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists
Price for CUTIoURA, a Medicinal Jelly small boxes,
20 cents LARGE boxes, 81. CUTIcuRA KEsoLvEN1,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CUT1ouRA
MEDICINAL TOILET Soar. rs cents. CUrIoURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, IL cents; in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents
@-Aa mailed free on Teeeip, Of price.
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES consist Of OUryCURA RE-
SOLVENT, for purifying the blood, through the
bowels, liver. kidneys. and skin. CUr1cURA a
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead flesh aud
skin, renders healthy ulcers and Old sores, allays
inflammation. itching and irritation of the skin
and scalp. and CUTICuRA MEDICINAL TOILET
SOAP, which rest res. whitels. and beauties the
skin. Cutie URA SHAVING Soar is the only medi
cinal soap expressly prepared for shaving.
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Psoriasis.

Thomas Deiany, Memphis, Tenn, says II
have been afflicted for nineteen years with Psori-
as1s, and have spent Of dollars for DOCTORS
and stnf they call blood purifiers Doctors did not
know what to can my disease. would scratch
nights until scratched myself raw; then it would
dry and form into scales, which would ell be
scratched off next night, and so on. 1 have been
completely cured by the CUIIcURA REMEDIES
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GENERA GARFIELD, In his address on the oc-
nan BUSINESS College. June, 1869, said: II wei
come the business College In the form it has
taken in the United States, because it meets an
pie OF only common scholastic at1ain,nenIs
and even TO the classes that graduate fron
Harvard and Yale, an opportunity to learn i'm
fOrtant ana n0spensable lessons before they
10 out INTO the business Of Me-
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LeOr0Sy.

L. Cafrenttr, esq, Henderson, NY, cured
OF Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years standing
by the CuTIcuRA REsoLvEET internally, and Cur
IoURA and CUT1CuRA soAP externally. The most
wonderful case on record. Cure certified to before
aJustice OF the Peace and prominent citizens. All
afflicted with I;cning and Scaly Disease, should
send to Us for this testimoniA in full.
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Eczema.

F. q. Drake, Eco, Detroit, Mich, suffer. I'd be-
yond all description fir I'm skin disease which ap-
peared On his hand, head, aud face ami nearly de-
stroyed his eyes. The most carefa Il doctoring
failed to help him, and after all had failed he used
the CUTIoURA REsoLvKET internally CUTICURA
and CUTlcUhA SOAP externally. and was cured,
and has remained perfectly well TO this day.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN!

f. 500 YARDS OF ''MELAN6E" BUITINGS,
in Silver Gray, Oxford and Browns, at 10 cts. per
yard
go dozen Of Extra Heavy Au-Linen TOWELS,
12H etc.
100 new styles of Madras GINGHAM5
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY &c, &c.. &c, &C., &C.,
&c., l0c., lie, l2c., i4c.. 15c.
New styles Of Spring CALICOES.
New Styles OF Fancy HOS tERY for Caidren.
TABLE LINENS, 25c 30e., SIC. soc.
Bieached Table DAMASK. ne " ST ,cs, 6oc &c,
75c, Sc. ST..
NAPKINS Ms o. DoYLIEs and Knottsd FRINaED
Gray BLANKETS, 81. 25 pair.
White Wool BLANKETS, $3.50. 81, s3. 30. -,
Pair.
BED COMFORTS. SIC. 81. 81. 25. $3.50.
Spring CASHMEREs and Back OASHMERES
CAMBRIOS.
WHITE BED SPREADS, 5Oc., Toe. ;, II, ST.. Is, 81 50
Nottipeham CURTAIN LACE, new styles just re-
ceived.
G. N. ToWsON,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
JAMS Near 7th 1t. and Center NArket.
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Use DR.. Bulls cough syrup In the beginning
stages OF cold and be cured for Is cents

THE knights OF PYTHIAs OF this District are
making extensive arrangements TO celebrate
CT The sd OF Fl oFuary the nineteenth annicer.
sary or The founding OF the order. Invitations
have b ea extended 10 the drill organiza atoms OF
Baltimore, Norfolk and Portsmouth, seven in
BImter. 10 take part In the parade, and all
have accepted The parade will be the finest
the GREER has ever made here, 100 mounted mep,
III armor. being feature OF Nc. mass meet
Ing OF the uniformed members was held In the
Castle Hall OF Union Lodge, no. 20 last night
when Pa>t Grand Chancellor j. T. Coldweil
was elected commander. At the Oali and IN ass
meeting TO De held In the evening, the supreme
eli anchor, Hon. George w. Lindsay OF Balti-
mere: James Whitehouse, grand keeper OF
records ala scala and Hon. A, >. Wills of ke--
tueky, I'll make addresses
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Ammsements. &C., Tonight.

AE usemerts. &C., Tonight.
F0Td's opera House." The Pirates OF Pen
lance.n
EGt,oIld, Thea'eT.-Emmet as Fritz In Ire
isn0.H
Lt,lcOiH HGH.-Gen. Tom Thumbs Museum OF
wonders.
Abrsr's Music HoH.-Coneert by the Swedish
QaartetJe.
Ctld PsH0 rs -WashiGgto0L'ghJ Guards
fair
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Condensed Locals.

Levi B. Stiles, prominent citizen Of Acco-
t1Dk, Va, was found lying near his fodder stack
was removed to his residence. where he died In
few minutes. IL Is supposed that Mr. Stiles,
having occasion to ascend to the top OF his fod-
Ger stack, fell to the ground.
The man who was run over and killed WedneS-
day evening at WatsOnS Cut, on the Washing
ton branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
was John Thomas lilies, resident Of Howard
county, Md. He was farm hand 80 years of
age and leaves wife and three children.
AT the regular sale OF stocks at DuneansonA
yesterday, National Bank OF Republic stock
sold for sl44. % per share; Belt Line railroad for
$50 6219 per share; Metropolitan certificates at
$l.5I p on a dollar.
A revival meeting is still in progress in the
UDiontoWn NJ. E.. church. Rev. f. II. PGrdy Is
Last evening. as Mr.. A. W. Edelin,, O. Charles
comfy, Md, was riding down Pennsylvania
aTenue near Sd street, his horse slipped and
fell. and. being caught beneath the horse, Mr.
Ed. Inns left leg was broken He was conveyed
TO Providence hospital Of1icer WheelO,k as
sisted MIR. Edelin,. This Is the fourth accident
Ia which limbs have been broken tu this local
ity within ten days.
Street lamps VIII be lighted al $40 Pm. aud
exiting ufShed at $50 a. 20.
Yesterday morning the cigar store On the
avenue, near Sd street, was entered by bur-
glars, who cut The panels Of The door and stole
quantity or cigars.
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company are having 20 one horse cars built at
airy 1st and De placed on the avenue line. The
fare VIII then be three cents from the Capitol
TO 18th street
AT meeting of Potomac Lodge, Knights OF
Honor at Grand Army hall, Thursday evening
the 9th inst, the following officers were in
stalled by Deputy Grand Dictator Thomas j.
Lasler:-F. L. storm, past dictator; VIM. Ii.
Webster, dictator; Paul Brodie, vice dictator;
Geo. Fl. Cooper, assistant dictator; D. L. Pitcher
reporter; j. II. Carmiencke, treasurer; +. G.
Collins, financial reporter.
The long pending claim OF MeSSrs. WheatIey
Bros, against the National Fair Association,
for lumber furnished during the construction
OF buildings ETC., on the fair grounds, was yes
terday settled to the entire satisfaction of ali
parties interested, the association receiving
receipt Ia fun payment or account from Messrs.
Wheatley Bros.
This morning Henrietta Lewis a coiored
woman, living In alley between Ist and % and
East Capitol and South streets southeast
was badly burned 10 attempting TO light her
lire with coal OIL She was taken 10 the Aims
house hospital by the police ambulance.
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collection OF Japanese art treasures now being
arranged for exhibition and sale by Thomas
Bowling in the OLD Club House, corner OF 18th
residence lately occupied by the Art Loan Ex-
hlbitton). This collection surpasses anything
heretofore seen in Washington. They VIII be
On view ON Monday and Tuesday next, and the
sale will take place on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, February ID, Sd and 4th, afternoon
and evening.
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CUTICUR A

Wonderful Cures Of Salt RheHm, Ps0-
riasis, Itching and ScaIy Hunors,
Scrofuia. ScrofnlOus Sores, Ulcers, and
Mercurfnl Affections.
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ANNUAL CLOSING SALE.-Burdette e. Co, OPS
It'll street, are row making their sc mi-annual
ulsters, dolmans, r1attings, oil cloths, and La
fact everything covered by first-class stock OF
staple and fancy dry goods. These sales will
6e made at cost I'LL the lst OF March. See fun
details in advertisement
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MINERAL WATERs. - Congress Water The
purest aud safest OF all cathartio waters None
aenuine sold ca dfaRght Avoid all coarse, iTri-
Eating wacers, foreign and domestic; they impair
the c1GeGttEe organs ano koneya
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THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY met last evening iu
the Regents room OF the Smithsonian Jnstltu-
EoD. ThiTty-SiX members were present MIR
A Howard Clark. Mr.. Il. Z. Earn, Capt. WIN, \.
Dali, MAJOR T. B. Ferguson. Col. Marshall No
Donald, Mr.. George j. Merrill. Mr.. Alfred " il
ilams, Mr.. W. i. Wolfiey, and Prot J, +. T,dt
were elected members. MAJOR J. W Powell nr
J. NJ. Fliat and Dr.. +. L. Howlaaa we're nom.
mated for membership. The president. ProI
Theodore Gill. delivered the annual address m
"fBe PTiI ciples or Biology with Rsferenl e 70
Taxonomy, and uiscuSsi fJlloIed In which
Prof. Naid. Prof. COmstock, Prof. Riley Pror
Mason and DIR. White participated.
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TR0 PIC.
FRUIT
L AK ATIV e.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. ia the BEST and most AGREEABLE
preparation in the world fer CONSTIPATION,
BILIOUsNEss, HEADACHE. INOIsposITI0N
and all disorders arising from an oos.rnc.ed state
Of the system Ladies and children, and yhose
who dislike taking pills and nsuseous medicines to
secure cathartic action especially pleased with
Its agreeable qualities. Oneh to one lozerge is
the dose. Ask for TROPLO-FRUIT LAXATIVE
and tahe 10 substitute for it. Packed in b.onzea
tin boxes, and sold by all frst-cass druggists
Price. 25 Gents. Large boxes, 60 Cents.
ian29- ee&w
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From &. A. Bryce NJ. d., Editor Soutb.
en- Clinic, Rtchmond. Va.

ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
fCr brain and sexual organs of either sex g.
All druggista. SToTT q CROMWELL, Agents.
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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" VETERINARY HEADQUARTERS,
900 Fourteenth Street.

Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame AMI ~
mails. Honorable dealing with the owners. N n
Fair remuneration IN AL cases submitted G4U
to our care.
tanl9 N00sY kM0 III 4 CO,
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-A little after O'Clock last
evening an alarm was turned In for a fire ia
littierelCS warehouse Oh Eas6y : point at the
foot OF G. street, Tine ire department. Te5p0n led
promptly, ana found the large warehouse en-.
Veioped In flames. The lire made he1dway rap.
Idly, and despite the work OF the nreInan the
building, with its contents was destroyed> IL
Is estimated that the loss VIII aggregate s. O9J
the insurance, IS far as known. il about s. 2lD
The IRE Is supposed 10 have been caused by tue
spontaneous combustion OF barre. OF lime
Truck b, on rs way 10 The fire. broke an an g.
the corner or z4th street a1i Nv H1n3sllre
avenue
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COLLINS
Voltalc Electric Plasters,

Noother remedy can 80 quickly assuage the most
violent paroxysms Of Pain. They distribute
throughout the nervous system gentle and con-
tnuous current Of Electricity, which instantly an
initiates Pain, vitaixes Weak and Paralyzed Parts
cures Bore Lungs. PLpitston Of the Heart, Pain
1ul Kidneys, liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Neu.
falgis, and 6cistica. Ask for COLLINS VoLrAIo
ELECTRlo PLAsTRRs. taD26
WIN. STONE ALERT,
ATTORNEY-AT-lAW,
saoV'o@ No, 4O6 9th sf. n.ws
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CITY ITEMS.
A N OF Welcome Addition

a MON teICOmc AdoutOh
10 the choice things that stock harder is Hub
PuEcb. It's cOmponentS are rum aud brandy OF
NO. quality, tfopic fruits and granuated su-
gar IL is ready for use when opened, ald su'
soda water. milk or lemonade. It's range OF
uses as beverage, whether hot oF cold is
VIDE. Sold 10y all Grocers, Drugs sts and Wine
Merchants a. S.. rs bottle.
CLEAR head and voice, easy breathing sweet
pfeatn. perfect smell, taste and hearing. no
eeugn.no distress, These are conditions brought
about In catarrh by the use OF Santords Radical
cure. Complete treatment for 81.
A Pare and Effective Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine, compound OF Cocoanut Oh beau
titles the hair and is sure to allay All Itching
and irritation OF the SCALP
The superiority OF BUy1u7ifS FfarOris0 Fr-
tracts consists In their perfect purity and
strength.
From &. A: Bryce. N: d., Editor South
eIn Clinic, Richmond, Va.
''Colden's LlebgS LIQUID Extract OF
Beef and Tonic InvigoratOr is a frst-class pre-
paration, containing not only the nutriuge
qualities OF the beef, but the permanent tonic
properties OF the Iron, quinine, &C. For imme-
date life giving properties II can hardly be sur
passed." Sold by all Druggists.
ALIENS BRAIN FooD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs of either sex 81.
All druggista SToTT q CROMWELL, Agents.
~ 4so pennsylvania avenue.
Don't Die Oh the Premises.
AK your druggists for Rough on Rats" 1t
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Only
15c. per box.
When You Rave Burnt and B!istered
Your nose and throat with worthless powders
Blown Into your head, ask your druggist for
''Dr. HaTtley's Catarrh Remedy" which will
AFFORD you Immediate relief and permanent
cure. I'LL
4 Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
Should be 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 fDfamed parts allayiny
Irritation, give relief 10 asthma, bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject TO- Sold
at rs cts box everywhere.
"ALDKRNBY WAaoHs."-Fresh AIderneJ butter
ehurned every morning. and delivered IN d lba.
ward" prints. e5C. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF
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ROMAN necklaces, lockets, crosses IS to SO
Prlgg's.
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THE HVMORIST,
III NE M MVRIDVs
VIM S. ANDREWS,
AT LINCOLN HALL,
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