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, 1881-04-07

TIE ExclIASOKs FOR THE QUARTER
!ar exceed those of any previous quarter on
transactions at Nov York, which excentl by
aeolt u ,Oo, ,000. 000 tlosa nf tie last quarter
q lsso Outstdu Of New York, the exchanges
Inr Ia !hat quarter were S. 44S 67a 47B Including
liaIl1oltl, not then reported. liz view OF the
etxtraordinary Interruption OF business dur.
ntR ne past three months, 1t IL surprising
ii.at hi!at tae aggregate Ut transactions falls 81
xnown. Excepting at Milwaukee,, where the
uecrease IL Ut par cent, and at st. Louis,
Wl!ere y Is Insignificant. Tho volume Ut bnnl.
!i,,s,ot !ivss OF every city has been greater than
sao,! one year ago. These figures certalnly
s.os 70 iar 10 show TINT the interrupton OF bust.
10y isoss ny SHOWS and floods las brcn worry much
,'a i,eas III th1 nEgEeGate tlan current aceonnts
na,t naSe Indicated, They show, tho, TINT. tlie
no'u,ao ~ nt tTada throughout the country is
snogRItssA III RIsAt tl!at depressing Influences, pyet
sea4ily fclt. o''"''*Sto'' "'o ''''
, 1881-04-07

PHovInENcE, II. l., Aprll B.-tAt the State
election to-day Il light vote wns cast. Tie
Republican ticket was elected, rs follows:
Governor, Alfred II. 1.ttlcticlt; Lieutenant
Governor, llenryli. Fay; Secretary Ut State,
Joslna m. Addcuan; Acknowledgement,
Willard Sayles; General Treasurer, Samuel
Clark. Littletle!d's majority uver the Demo-
craiIc and t;reenhack candidates, GOT; Fay's
majority over the Democratic, Prohibition.
and Greenbacls candidates, 5,757. He
turns from NIL the State. except
bail, Democrat, 5,GE;. Albums. tireenblck,
and scattering, b59; for Lteutennnt.Gove.I,or,
Faiy, loASI; 1. Se1Knr. Democrat, 4,4H'; 1ttclt-
back, and scattering, %k... Tho Prohibition
lists supported tho Republican ticket, except
Fay, whose majority, however, WIS larger
prises twenty-ilkne Republicans, five Demo-
crats, and tw0 yaca,tcies; the House, sixty
two vacancies. The Republicans gain Two III
eaclt House. Compared with the State elcc-
t!on OF Inst year, the Republicans gain no on
the popilar vote: the Democrats lose -,
the prolilbltlonlsts l0se 4,4l7.
, 1881-04-07
POLITICAL.
st. Louis Ranges Herself Proudly
on the Side of Repub.
licanism.
Tho Republican Ticket Elected
In tho State OF Rhode
Island.



apettdt DHpateh II Tht Chicago Tftburs.
ST. Lofts, April g,-Tlm Republicans yes
tertiay elected every nan on the general
tlcket, mid eighteen out Df twenty.efGlit
members Of ths 1io1Ise of Delegates. This
gives tt,en the apronlinE power in NIL the
city departments and Il working majority In
both branches 0f the municipal legislature.
Tho President anil six members Of the Upper
1tol'se elected yesterday constitute minority
of that boly, and lloitt the p0wcr nf cb,,-
firInlng appointments 1nntlv By the Mayor.
Although tic regular appointments 10 mt
come until April, 1Ss', there aro vnrlous
why's iii Which vacancies can he created
earlier. The Dcmucrats fnund themselves
losing ground at tho uols from the earliest
hour, h1ul about the middle Of tho afternoon
their ticket WIS practically Withdrawn from
the field. Their ttcket~pedalers and ward
workers disappeared from the potls mil the
Irish voters were allowed toyotc the straight
Republican ticket wltllnas protest. The can-
dfdases became invtstbIa a1,tl Democratic
strongholds surrendered to the enemy with
hardly I'm effort 10 obtain terms. The fu!-
lowing Is the exact vote On the. race fur
Mayor: Wtlltaln L.. Ewing, Republican.
A,G0s; Henry Oyerstolz, Democrat,
1l,353; Ewlng's majority, 13,2355. Not
the most astutu politician III
tho city Or the most watcl,ful observer of the
course Of tic campaign expected the result
which followed yesterdays vote Tint
Ovcrstolz would bo badly beaten was evil
dent enough fur the last forty-elglt hours
preceding tho election. But that every snan
OH tho Democratic Ticket would be beaten,
TINT this city would go overwhelmingly Re-
publican on party vote, no one WAS pre-
pared to assert. The election was simply a
political revolution, and st. Louis stands TO-
day the one great city OF the country nIl the
political machinery of which is In the lands
Of the party dominant in the Nation.
III the 1Ttsttrn Assoetattd f'rsts.
Sr. Lofts, No., April 1.-THE ntnjorittes
for tho Republican candidates or the city
ticket elected yesterday, other t'lan Mayor,
range from 1,G35 for N. c. Hudson, Collector,
to s.54n for ucMry Fiad, President Ut the
Board Of Public improvements. Tho tra1or-
lty for William l.. Ewing for Mayor stands.
ns reported last night, 13.2sI1, Tile majoritirs
for the Republican members of the Council
range from 3.U25 to 5,424. Or the twenty
eight members Of the linusc of Delegates,
one from enc, ward, the Republicans elect
10 and the Denlncrats!, By lnaJnrities rang
ing from :21 to W7. The vote was light In all
pnrts of the city, being over ::s..000 less than
the registered vote, the fullng-nff bcinK
mainly and very largely oil tho Democratic
slde.
, 1881-04-07
BUTTER AND CHEESE,

CEDAR RAPIDS, IT,, April 1.-THE regular
Dairy Bonrl Of Tr,lLo sale: Fair to tll!o
creamery butter. ~ 10 IL cents; low grade
creamery, y cunts. Cheese, leD boxes full
crUaln, l2>1 cunts; skim, Q to w cunts.
, 1881-04-07

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 0-Kramer,
Democrat. WAS elected May0r By three ma
jorlty. Jordan. Republican Ia eiected Altlar-
man from tl,e Sixth Ward. The Democrats
elected also tho. Treasurer, Judge, aIld i've
ont Ut six Aldermen.
, 1881-04-07
T.EAnEI(.i.E,

DENVER Colo. Apr!l 6.--'The city election
ut I.cndville yesterday resulted Il. the cleo
ton Ut DouRnn, Republican. for Mayor. over
Humphrey, Democrat, tle present inctin-
hiut
, 1881-04-07
FIRE IN LOWELL, MASS,

I.owE11r Mass., April G.-Gcorgo W. llar-
rts' hArness factnry burned this morning.
Loss $4,000: Insurance nbont 3U000
, 1881-04-07
TIT.iL RItSIf)lt1iI
~>r.s~
Fraud Exposed

LH. A. l4EVAHEtII1t 1NDt Fut IH IkC8INH FItA 1kT.
.toTuttTs. HUI ltuhueu. 10 es. PARIS. March IL,
lhdl,
l5sAr Alrt MY nncir. nr. FhalIp Rtcsrd.
never authorize nhS person ~ Ase Ms name
has neTer sold ANY prescriptions Or formHlA 81
tho he4tofMtlxe. .-. - . .
1 AN this oaiY authorized rcrson Ia ssAks
Of la* Rre4creltltn- =, ,.. ..,
oFNeM turk. tAs kals tleAtrstt .iEsHk aoT ~!
the uaIGeu Mtutes III .tMtriru. t'lt sdAs ssaA
ths Island oS GutS.t, - .~-
Have nude Inquiries s.t' Aw..rA a.. u =
i. AicoFd. sshD ar cI4 tIvi have .+ trr ssrsts
ten Au lAuri4Sl at& "ic {" usG tastr ntA1aasS
Your 0bedlcMt hersAHt, \. t.ts -AshoA.
City, County and Htato uf NGW tnrk:
UscF :. uHs. bsln3 DUR sworn. says ho An2Es ~
to 10 the original EreaCh letter. I.nslAHd !nto koN
F - OSCAR I, GuN&.
Hxarn ,0fufo ue thts &ttA day Ut Axteht bAl
ISSalI EllAH. aEaQ1Wltk.
Hetssy fsRltG n. w !,
, 1881-04-07
STEAMSHIP NEWS

STEAMSHIP NEWS,
NEW }onK. April 1.-4Arr1yed, Wiclantt,
from Hamburg.
LONDON. April I'D. Steinitlann, from
New fnrk, aud Pennsylvania, from Philu-
delphln. havG nrrlyetl uitt.
, 1881-04-07
WAGES,

WAGES,
MANY STRIKER
=, a7ftsa' btssaseh To IN CAteaqo 1t1aua&
,o.,.. iohR. April G-AlthouRh tue ma
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Amusements. Excursions. &c.

NATIONAL THBATER.-The "PIrates OF Pen
zaLce" will be given at the National tomorrow
evening, under the auspices OF the Potomac
Boat Club. The cast Will include Miss Eva
Mills. Mrs. E. S. kimball, E. B. Hay John Pugh,
A. III. Bell T. NJ. Pearson, ii. A. Fore snan &C.,
and the popular Apollo Glee Club as pirates and
policemen. MI. Warren s. Young. the popular
baritone, will sing between the acts, I'VE Gal
lsBts Of England"
WHIPPLK AND SHATTUCK will give select eX-
cuIslon 10 Bluff Point, Wednesday, the 29lh, on
the ArToW smith.
HERaIONE LODGE. No u, Knights OF Pythias,
Will give an excursion to Marshall Han next
THURSDAY. on the palace steamer Excelsior,
Nhlch Will leave Ith street wharf ct a. m. and
3 pm arriving at Washington at 10 p. %. Prot.
COOK band has been engaged.
LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION Will give
an excursion to Marshall Hall, Md, Wedne5-
day. on the ArroWSmith.
WASHINGTON BUTCHERS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
We their annual picnic at Lpffier's Garden
Ttn g,.- "-iZes viii be offered tor bowling
tO-mOrIow.
and shooting. IN to Island Park.
Harper's Ferry, next Thursday. rn.
leave the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad al a. n.
THR fIst fair and picnic OF Capital City Coun-
ell No. 463 A. L. of H., will be given sc Lef-
fler's GarCen this evening.
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Burlingame. the Free Lover.

ANOTHER CASE IN THE POLICE COURT.
MI. Franklin Burlingame, the free lover. made
his appearance at the Police Court to-day, hay
Ing sworn out warrants against Chas. A. Erney
aid John s. Williams charging them with as
saulting him on Tuesday, the 14th OF the pres
ent month, at the same time OF the assaults
II ed by this coui last Friday. Judge Maftox,
Isaac Cohen ana others OF the free lovers asso-
d. fenGants. Mr. Burlingame was sworn, and
stated that he had, since he came into court
this morning, come to the conclusion that Mr..
Williams was not one of the persons who as.
much trouble. The court Immediately dis.
charged MI Williams. Mr.. BTrllngame stated
that last Tuesday, while he was trying to ge5
possession OF his little boy, on street, between
1st and I'd streets northeast, and While he was
held by others, this young man (Erney) struck
him on the back OF the head, with his fist,
boy. On cross examination. he stated that he
was In front Of Mr.. Erney's house C1l
T streeO at the time OF the assault, but
R Eney nave VINO ooa yo9np 00s sa5
decidedly below the average size, testified that
On the evening IL question his wife called him
and told him that there was a disturbance on
the sidewalk, and on going to the door he saw
this man, whom he did not know at the tine,
have the little boy by the throat. and the little
fellow was on his knees OF the sidewalk, appar-
emily suffering. The boy called witness by
name and begged him to release him. witness
then went to where Mr.. Burlingame was and
struck him under the ear, and MIR. Myers at the
same tine wrenched Burlingame's arm. and the
boy was released. The court remarked that a
parent has the right TO use reasonable am )unt
of force 10 get or keep possession OF his child,
and when persons ihterfere with parent In
this matter they should use great discretion
and care In doing so. The court said that II the
defendant had acted from any bad motive he
would have imposed severe punishment; but
as 1t was apparent that he acted from natural
and NOBLE Impulse on seeing the boy In the po-
sltton described, he did not deem IL his duty 10
impose any severe sentence, bat az the deiend-
ant acknowledged the assault, he would have
to impose small fine. A fine or 81 was I'm
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LOCAL NEWS.
Academy of the Visitation.

PROGRAM OF THE CLOSING EXERCISES.
The thirIieth annual distribution of premi-
ums at the Academy OF the Visitation, Connec-
tlcut avenue, between l. and DeSales streets,
takes place o-morrow at 10 am. The prog am OF
musical and literary exercises Is as follows
Grand March, Schubert; pianos. Misses Alice
LoveJoy, Elise Stellwagen, Mary Merritt and
Kate Jones. Salutatory Miss Elizabeth Leonard.
Chorus from Casilda, w. c. Bassford; piano,
Miss 81, Merritt; sung by the vocal class. Don
Juan, duo for two pianos,) Mozart; Misses Min.
lie Sheckles and Mary Bodflsh. Home, Sweet
Home, =; harp. Miss Anita Cluss. Who's at
My Window. osborne, piano, Miss Minnie
Sheckels; sung by Miss Lille Bull. Essay-The
Mission OF Woman, Miss Kate Jones. Grand
Duo Sur La Norma, Thalberg; Misses NJ. Merritt
and Stella White. The Last Rose OF summer,
-; sung by Miss Katie Aylmer. Gazza Ladre,
Rossini; Misses K. Jones, s White. M. Merritt
and M. Sheckels. Good Night, May Happy
Dreams, Thomas; piano, MISS M. Sheckeis;
sung by Misses NJ Mcqueen and L Bull. The
Flower Song, -; sung by the junior vocal
class. Coronation ODE, -; piano. Miss A.
Love1oy; chorus, sung by the senior vocal class.
Valedictory, Miss Mary Merritt. Grand March,
Schubert; pianos. Misses A. Lovej0y, II. Bod
fish, K. Jones and E. Stellwagen.
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THREE CUTTING CAsRs AND AN ASSAULT
About 10 o'clock last night Officer DuvAll took
TO the fifth precinct station house a colored
man named Gus. Holland, who had been cut
across the throat by a colored man named
Smithie with a jack knife. The cutting TOOK
place on Ohio avenue. between 1917 and 14,h
streets northwest DR.. Carroll Morgan ren-
derec medical attention and said the wound
was not Dangerous. Smithie was subsequently,
arrested by OrlceIs Baily and Thompson
fight took place In Wiltberger's alley, be-
tween and and 9th and 1tn streets north
west, early yesterday morning, between
Martha Banks and Matilda UpSher. colored In
which Martha drew out knife from the fllds
OF her dress and cut Matilda on the face aud
head. DR. Fay rendered medical aid Martha was
arrested and held to answer. Henry Lewis
was arrested last night by Officers OF the NTH
precinct for severely beating j. w. Hill with a
billy. Lewis friebds claim that he had good
cause 10 administer the chastisement A son
OF Major AleXander Williams, res ding on Sth
street, between g and III. was badly cut In the
arm on saturday by colored boy throwing a
knife at him.
The Holland So 1.-THE cutting case was called
In the Police Court o-day. Holland was not
present on account OF the severity OF his inju-
lies: AID Smithie was committed until Holland
can appear.
In the Police Court to- day Martha Banks was
charged with assaulting with intent TO kill
Matilda UPsher, who stated that about twelve
o'clock Saturday light Martha was fighting
with Andrew Jackson In Wiltberger alley.
her (Hftness1 door with her noise. when she
drew q razor and cut witness three tines on
the fcrehesd, and said that II she could gel
another swipe at her size would finish her Tine
case was sent TO the grand jury under $500
bonds
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The Courts.
PoIIcR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nf1en.

POLICE COuRT-JudQe iS1en.
To-day. Jacob Il. French. loud and bolster
Gus; IS or Is days. Washington Simmons. vag-
Iancy; personal bonds. Jonn Brown, loud and
oOisterous; s or 10 days Frederick FIeeburn,
forfeited collateral Sallie Robinson, disor Derby
conduct; IS or Is days. Euz aoeth Erney, fer
feited collateral Jos: Kelly, do. John Nero,
tIespassing on parking; S. or Is days. Mary
Wallace. profanity; IS or days Mary Thomas,
VIM. Mankin, Chas K-ouse and Edward Webo,
forfeited collateral. Ludwig FELTON,. tresDass
Ing On reservation; S. or Is days Mary Ryan,
vagrancy; bonds or so days. John Smith pro
family; So or days. Catharine Bigler, profan-
ity; IS or days John Butler, charged with
being q suspicious character; bonds or 80 DAYS.
Henry Dorsey, charged with assaulting Henry
VoDzuilen, by knocking him down; S. and
costs. Jn0. A. Rudd. assault on Patrick Doran;
continued Martha Banks, assault with intent
to kill Matilda Upsher, grand jury: bonds $500.
Alloy sius Prince. assault on Jno. Coleman; Is:
flne and $l.45. Peter F. Jenty, assault on Geo.
Ricketts,, 81 and costs. Daniel johnson, as
saulr on Andrew Shorter; $ or Is days. Cnas
A. Erney, assault on Franklin BurltnSame; 81,
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The Case OF Hammer & Bailey vs..
DOUGLASS.

Editor Star:-Referring to the newspaper
statements about the rule for additional scout
ity in the case Of Hammer Bailey VS.. Doug
lass, we would state that the good name OF
neither OF the gentlemen objected to as sure
ties should be pre1udiced: Vanderbilt or
Rothschild would have been objected TO in the
Of delaying the use by plaintiffs Of the Norch
Capitol street asphalt works beyond the time
fixed for beginning the work under their con-
tract with the District government. Delay
and not good sureties were wanted MI.
Bowen was objected TO, and Mr.. Fletcher was
objected TO. but the court disregarded the OBJ
lection ana the Defendants were compelled TO
accept the suretieS The bond we regard as
good for at least forty times the amount OF all
possible damages.
BIRNEY & BIRNEY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Washington, June Is. 1881.
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STORK'S GRAND TOUR.
SHINGTON TO MONTREAL.
LEAVING JULY6,
OCCUPYING IL DAYs- .

LEAVING JULY5.
OCCUPYING Is DAYS.
ONLY S72. 90.
INCLUDING HOTEL AND ALL NEEDED Elk.
PENSES.
NEW YORK, HUDSON RIVER.
LANE ' LIKE 'o'HAs HgH4shhA1.
WaITE MOUNTAINS,
LoNa ISLAND SOUND.
NO LONG TEDIOUS RIDES WITHOUT REST
NJ ALL NIGHT TRAVEL By RAIL.
AMPLE TINE FOR MEALS.
NO BOTHER WITH BAGGAGE.
PLEASING VARIETY OF TRAVEL.
GOING FROM NEW YORK BY ONE ROUTE
AND RETURNING BY ANOTHER.
TOUR ARRANGED To AVOID HURRY. WORRY,
CARE AND FATIGUE.
s72 1NoLUDEs ALL EXPENSES FROM WASH
INGTON BACK To WASHINGTON.
WONDERFUL VARIETY IN CONVEYANCE.
RAIL TO NEW YORK.
STAGE RIDE.
GLENN'S FALts To LAKE GEORGE.
STEAMER ON LAKES GEORGE CRAdPLAIN,
MEMPHREMAGOG AND WINNEPE5 AU-
kEE
VOYAGE ON LONG ISLAND SOUND VIA.
PALACE sTEAMERs-FALL RIVER LINE.
NO SUNDAY TRAVEL.
THE ONGEST CONTINUOUS RIDE ON THE
ENTIRE ROUTE WITHOUT REST IS FROM
WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK CITY.
This tour. with all needed expenses paid, il but
S12, occupying over two weeks.
For full particulars apply for S.ork's Summer
Tour Book. Pa. r. office, 18th and Peansylva-
mia avenue and Depot b. & r. r. H., Washington,
DC. or 22U W. Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. jslo-2t
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ExCu RsiON, Oh steamer
Arrowsmith. down the Potomac, Saturday. for
the pleasure of the sunday school CHILDREN,
was very delightful one. Mucn OF its success,
was due to the following gentlemen, who had It
In charge:-Messrs. w. s. Roose. J. F. Saum. II.
Fl. Hazard, n. j. Hillman~ b. T. Moore and j. ri.
Chadsey. Mr.. Sitter. the Sunday school super
intendent, was also active in prmottng the
pleasure OF the party. There was delightful
music on the boat by Miss SimOnS, the young
organist, Miss Ward, Miss Hershey, Miss Davis
and Miss SJier.
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The SOvereigns of Industry and
Their Manager.

The examination OF the books of the Sover-
eigRs Cooperative Association, whose man
ager, a. B. Scofeld, recently absconded, has
not yet been completed. but IL has progressed
far enough to show that ScOf1eld Is at least
s., 900 In debt to the association. 1t is thought
however, that under the bond OF Scho1eld On
which Mr.. y. III. Shea and Mr.. Houck OF b alt!.
more, are suTeties In 81 600, the association may
recover any deficiency. In the meantime, how
ever, MI. Shea has sued the association on an
account for over 81, 700. The association claims
however, that although this account is 10 feet
long, 1t has string OF receipts 45 feet long to
Offset Ii. Mr.. s. I. Scofleld has also sued the
Association for 81 200.
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ASK one hundred people what cured them OF
rheumatism. aud they Will say ST. Jacobs OIL I

NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS in the
Police Court this morning. John A. Ruid was
charged with assaulting Patrick Doran, who
stated that he met this man In the Nation IL
Hotel last Saturday and asked him why he did
Lot pay him (witness) BILL when dispute
arose, and RuCd struck witness across the face
with cane, making a severe cut on his eye.
The defendant said that DoraD called him q
liar and struck at him first, when he struck
him. The case was continued until tomorrow
IN witnesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-20

THE CHRIsTIANCY DIVORCE CAsE-In the d.
voree suit OF ex Minister i. z. Chrlstiancy
against his wife the counsel for the complain
ant are becoming impatient and have filed an
order in the case asking the court TO direct the
defendant 10 close the taking OF testimony In
their behalf upon the issues Joined 10 the bill
will be called up for the consideration Of JUS
tlce Wylie tomorrow.
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TIE following special bargains will be sold
to MORROW and WedI esday az X. Goldschmtd's.
No. sig 9TH ST. northwest: 500 travelling trunks
at reduced prices; 100 baby Carriages at ccst
ner plates, Is cents; spittoons, In different
coiors. 10 cents; picnic mugs. &C.: real ma1olica
cream Jugs, 1oc. and 15c., worth CSC. to Soc; 2
glass candle sticks, 15c /; decorated china mugs,
&c; also, great bargains In satchels and vallses.
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EUsSKLL'S Ice cream.

THE AUCTION SALE at the Famous" 400 18th
street, will be CONT during the week. com.
meDciDg daily at 10 O'Clock I'm. and pm.
ART.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
w. A. Barnaclo and Cal RE NJ. Neidfeldt; rneo.,
dore Hamltn and Eva E. Wilson; William
Hartnett and Mary Marion, OF Pittsburg; Fred
Smith and Henrietta BriscOe.
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For To MORROW ONLY can the following bar.
gains be had at Augenstein5, ST 1tn st. north
west: Stone china chamber sets, Sl.50; porcelain
covered dishes, SIC; porcelain dinner plates,
45c. dozen; feather busters, &c. Thousands other
hqrQatYS-4dFf
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DK. sIBLEY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA AND
DIHON bITTEkS are le grandest blood puri.
fer and heath restorer known, because they re-
pair the waste tissues and restore the weaS and
cbills al feters. take this Iron Touic. II you
feel oppressed after meals take Iron Tonic Btte.s
Price, 81. For sale ut los Pennsylvania ave north
west and all druggists. jel7-4p
TNHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
w leaves Q machine ct your house, do not pay one
cent Il until you como here and SEQ what You can
bur precisely the sane machine for.
ian5g HcKEEEEY. G77 9th street
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LADIES VIII be pleased TO hear that Me-. WILL
Ian Is taking 20 per cent of his entire stock of
Partisan goods,
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old

ecr1ption Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never-fal4ng success
relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhBa, gripping in the bowels and Wiad
collie. BY giving health TO the child IL rests the
mother. Price Is cents bottle. m,W,a
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"AldsRney Dairy Wa4eAs.n
ING, ana deliveredin Klbs. "Ward" prints, $50.
Per ID. Also. cottage cheese, nuttaEmllk and
sweet milk &c. per a. Cream, 100 pint
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY
m9-eo BAIrrMoRp. Md.
f ~ gl,5r ns;,r,cn..

II ycn are veal, @ hpeuid. nee Fr.nery NJ.
sAllov, NE Franer.s Bittsrs; Il yoa i've IN . ma
laiial district use EraHer's Bitter.- II worn down
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