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, 1881-07-26
A FAMILY FEUD.

Tho vicinity OF Throop aud Twelfth stroots
was the scetla OF a very exciting contest Sunday
afternoon between party OF Ehous ono dozen
Fsenchmon and women, who woro nearly all 70.
lated to o4eh other In aomo way, Cheyaoslte
and Gideon uruaa. brothers, appear To have
las, was d lito badly Injured about tho head aud
face, end yostSeaay when ho appeared I before re
assailaut, 1oseph Mora, he stated that Mora used
q stocking with 4 stone 10 the too qt It,. A half-
dozen Of the participants Wer0 Injured moro Of
less, but none aerloualy.
, 1881-07-26
The spRAGNE ESTATE.

Au0usrA, Me-, July e5.-A suit was commenced
to-day In the Supreme Court OF Koaaobed Coan-
~ against tho A. Il ". spsague Manufacturing
Company Of Rhode Island, aud the property Of
the Hptngue Company in this city has boon At
tnchGd 70 tho amount OF *5U, ,O00
, 1881-07-26

Indigestion, dyepeps,a, nervous prostratiou,
aud Ill f9Ftna Of general debility relieved 1y
taking Ma1l.man'e p0ptonszpd Heof Tonic. the
nutritious properties 1t is not q, mare stinu-
lant like the extracts Of leer, but contains
blooA-mMktu1, force.xGnaFatlnR. aud lfo.suss
, 1881-07-26

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SS snsie wsse@ s9 se soa s sa ss S
be trzt pald. ~ '@"''' Wv |<'' 'S' '
sEo. .. redalors' nna purchaser WAGONS stg.!
esarFo oi the@ hvs dompietc a u thoir @ parshascs.
10 rom0in and scl nny gpotia or protiuco, wuat;;
orer "a ss i9 msrk9t IT. to pl@1s H. y MI
s'rodacsee Of y said s,arkct. ...-..,.. ..
poa T. q 70 e osss n,o q
fcsed fer gae @ On sslA mnrkot; ,.. u,
see H. ThG afk9'f n 'ani p, 20 R9nf o!on ea
irco LIo!M nitn anG 1lvst aau ny WaRua q MatSot
osisn ~ nft ;'t,, thn .trccf t,r nnrkatsnianc
auy iocayed Of 1onay Ing t,attor or. vegetables,
or INV rnf,lilntlte or reflieU or dtbrs. or ruY
pnrt oi tho upntots Of bis or hor wagon.
scc. l.. Tho aa!d Superintendent, ullder the d.
stsests. .ssi! Sese ths said msf<esp 5 psss y fssa
of sow H. "a Il praetoHbic an eise cSps,sct IN t,5 ct
in tic CITY Treasury to sho credit Of sad iInarket
ehsns. etTa '"' o'4'' VI ''' o'nS'''''' 80 - ''1'
conpy mi viii any ot tho provisions oi shis osai.
linn linn I'D FOR caon and ovofy osfonso.
m SECOND wA'o !. ELI MlEcrIUN IN u,,or. ~
tho Committee on Keot!ops, artutinR Mr. ~
langs, WIN Is Gotitesting tne scat ot Az. Apple-
to ~ sg a ~ s 70 'nx1 t,an ~
the the, rules "as 'ost-seas II; nAys' l.-as fol-
loTs; Tzsa;.-nt.on. shorcv. pho,ns. votktnt. With.
3''s,y. n'r'a,ay. Manzcr' hlfsoh' Soans' molof' harey'
=, Nnn-W!9kSrsaam' sanaera, AhpIeton. hnffEo, fs,
sanf14am @ SuMu,on rNn nnaae nhrnn.. nor.
rott-lh
PRIVATE LUNNEN-fAHDS'
, 1881-07-26
THE BARGE LINE,

8T. PAUL, Mlnu,: July 2h-A cablegram 70.
csiyed II Ut. Paul to-day reports the arrival ut
glasgow Of 4 cousigualuns OF Minnesota wheat
via the barge line and New Orleans IN good
condition. 0thor cousIxuments WILL follow.
, 1881-07-26
YELLOW FEVER,

v1uKsauRu, july 26.-The Board Of Aldermen
passed. resolutions protesting a4alnat the action
OF tho, National Hoard OF. noalth In tho suspeu+
sion Of tho quarantine station below vioksuusg,
and rsQuest that the statloa b0 restored, with
eapahl0 and efficient oliioers IN charge.
, 1881-07-26

Over 1bluD Howe scales sold. BORDEN, Sellc0k
Co.. eos, Lake and Dearborn streets, Chicago
, 1881-07-26
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

Palmer /
4, II. IAsr1Nos, Of London, England, Is at the
Tremont.
W. +. JOSEPH, of Montgomery. Ala, is at tho
Sherman.
T.. q. MAYHEM, U. 8. A., milwaukee,. ID at tho
Sherman.
1.1suor r. s. CnArAnp, Of indianapolis, Is at
the Palmer. '-....
EDWARD l.. BREWSTER and family. Of BOSTON,
hru Mt tho pnclllc.
GEo,uus E. WHITING, tho or9anlst, OF cInoln-
mutt, Is Mt tho Thsl1o.
THOMAS WILSON md Charles il. ingalls,, u. T.
A., nro Mt tho Primer.
Du. T. n. ffACr1vsK1, d Japanese medical stu-
don't, IL at tho Palmer
TuI Rov. George z. Gray. Of Cambridge, I
htnss,, is Mt tho Palmer. ...,
]. u. DICKSON, manager Of "Thc World COM
b,nation, Is ut tho Trclnont- -
n1sorI gr4lpiSa; Dr " T. a:,s''f,,I WH1dvasS nad
M. Harley, Of peorla4 nro at tho Pacific.
THE Rev. J. F. Brads. OF Farley. H.: tho lsoy.
j: :Vconnc'l, Of brooklyn, Ia, nrc at tho Iro.
mont, -
EnsK1xE gEsxEpY, an. cmPloy6 Of Fowler
JlrOs pucktrg. huusc, died Mt the County Hos
pital last evening Yf injuries rcceIyea ~ being n
run oVor incidentally NJ tno akoc&-AhEu Scs@
terdny morning.
HENRY Kctnow, u years old, whose parents
livo at No. :u4 Johnson street, was Nccidanta!ly
anas snay ser oar sho town q tyoas Gho
body has not been recovered,
s ~ yo@sesS q sSson ns stsss y
se'fssl Sss bu!Sas SRs VIZ "a .; foo~s; r. ae;
;. rn. ~, 75 Basomeser, ON a. nj. sS55: p IT,, s59
DOUGLAS pEMSlxs sn,t and WIFE !o csxe.and q;
road, M!1waukso; +. ,yan Moss: Grand @ lt9pIdgs,
, 1881-07-26

tninInR properties: IA invn,tnhn In all onfo.-
uon, nervous pro.tratinn, uvefwurk, or "sa,,.
discusses, particularly II resulting frUtn n"ino
nary complaints. Cnswo1l, lfHzar,i Il ill., nso
rrtUlofB, Now York. For anle by lir,iueItts r'"'
, 1881-07-26
CAPITAL. ann IARnR.

y, SPECIAL plspateh to Ia OAteoeo Tribune,
CEDAR ,ltAPlps, Ia, July e3-Phirty.stx sew.
tng girls Ia braun Il Jones' overall factory struck
to-day, Others wore put In tha!r plaeea at tho
same pkY. .,
, 1881-07-26
THE CITY-HALI.

20 AI.- |
mortality.
]. II. SMITH 4 Co. warc tho only bidlars for
Tho rayluR Of tho approaches 10 the Harrison
street via,luct. .......-.:
THE flsh.doalcrs have sent petition 70 mayor
Harrison uaklng for repeal OF tho hsn.inspcc-
sion ordinance, regardlnEit as Of no good to any
nc.,. u,..tr,r. Inv n.vtr, 1vcst Mad,sot strcnt
iHs eont.aes o7 .H,l ps 49, o1 tsnmnr, - t.ams
lin avenue, W9a ycstSroay awheaga r. ~ tnu !Ot III
pas'"ont W un"' ".'"u .,..,..' ~ n,nss ,s..
JEFF poNotioE. OF tno hea.n IL X s
m s 11t tn Psrty y VIZ H. w snmths Union sircSt
Sunday. Ho was at homo attending SICK VIE.
Mn. TURNER, tho pacxor, who has recently re.
turned frum EUROPE, called upon tho Mayor
and 1uErcstea TO MN e9vGraa 4,,H,rt LIT
pumping. works.
Tnz cateaso. Iutlnso9 a. oaIaSy ;r1s; Esr9s s,a
Enhcl sco fHr iii, sunstrac,ro Of tho POLK
s,rtet Sia1iict' viii the aprovni Of Tho depart
s,"'.>..x, ,,y.., 80, ,,n.,r,o,,. Tint I'm ia
shnrt ,f Ien il the Etrcot Department. lle
thinks Il shat ttoro work has boon conisnutel tor
than eau 10 coflplotod before frost and TINT tho
rSsMat n'sint. Will w A'ooD N'''"''''''e0'e '~
rmr ,,cs,,h f,ona,tmen. ,ast week sorvct, nine
teen notices to abnte smoke nulsanees, X, assuea '
sp scayenger pef,ts anu saosou - era %GTM @
s doSs. There were asio pounds ot meat con-
dstnned.
pioyes 70 hait % hour far, iuueh hossattes 5s;
s1fs s1 Tc}ara ~ It Ths tsaks ihey take
little ton lucn t'tno 1or tnelr "e"tS' ono n'neo
tho rests1cdon.
N Mo oiS Tr 1tvc HILL III cregier viii oc-
cupy tue Offices. Ills new 9!!!ce VIII give PIT
moro room which vas @ eomethlnR n maon =, m nefaeo .hn
Ior s9me ame psf nd vhit"wnshe w
carrying concealed woapons issued by Mayor
earh onrrys s.ISg sne aapon wthou1 pcr vii
hcrenftcr be prosecuted to tho full e1tont Of tho
,ln,r. rho Maynr has Instructed tho Ch!ef. OF
rol'co TO 500 TINT tho ordinance ID entoreod'
ports1 ycsssrday w ~ or W suneiay. Thoro wis ono
.leath however. .tbat ot poIish woman. na,ngd
asd ws h9 2 had No ae 81 soSss ehfa g
s;;Sq street sns NS to A'sna Hs a snss:
mum 'ses., ,o..,,,.n ., t,to ,t,o.. property.
e ysSa sfat 1 q
ssssS:s*hHatsf Hs PS!%s @ IL
ns ntlSE an TIC sesStlon , sn9
oyE Of tho rc.sous why tloro ,s SO muo,, dolay
ss dSSs rs!s ssS 5 fSs f tss ssa4s0 Ss @s IL
fc"t mIp,ve fhe ujgtlt. jmrh cr.uui1 ia tho
ccntra Of tho street, Had this been left, tho
r1yorbernttnus OF running cars might hHve
caused srcaa which would have maassm'Tea H.
9rH being sonosea to the nest sd9 of ,1s
Inadu nceossaiy., - - 80: =.
FLAT ot mammoth proportions, ,--twenty-tlve
ASse ~ -
, 1881-07-26

The thing doslfed found at last. AK drug
mios, foac6es, lies Oodbuys. iac boxes.
, 1881-07-26
MARRIAGE LIUENyIsx.


rho following n,arsaRo licenses were ,asued Ie.a.,
day.:
{t;lnnin Achr1tur.. ...is... .Ch!chau.
Ludwts sy!atson::::,::..M,.., sy! .,!!h,,cago.
{aIYts W t}t ;:::::: :kksnDtSn H.
WV. Arnnld..... .......s3s ...ssnion,. ute.
lAllco !. &iisner."....t,al' .Esansson, III.
Sa!si, Il J. yoarsf::::.:"c
{!phu t1t.xatnih: :....... ~ nud laIand-az
sh"I tissss,;,;;...a I'm tEsns1 tsns11
{trtr Fnley.............al....t ID Sixteenth.
Afnry Mlntck............a.... ..H Eighteenth.
tWa1tet Il. Eruckpn.. y. ..Gh!cnRu.
Altt. LHTGriR1a tlhgI]bGrRl.s ..EhlcnHD.
Jitnhert Massey. y...s.....9 l05 West ttnrdo1nh
3NUOrKlA lATh0rlh4.s.......lD...,C .,ChtcnK0.
}Ictof onsot1.. ..tirand rosstur H.
karin v. jgnssn. ..irafd CrUasinE, liz
|I'homna !. tDhnson.. ....lt... MI KtnxIe.
isnrn a. MctlUHnn. ........ .1'....&f7 Walnut.
Frnnk tirnnt.. t.aha, ~.
fsllfn l}UGk.. ..l1t..l.Akc, ILL., -
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SANFORD,S
RADICAL OORE
FOR CATARRH-

SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE, CATARRHAL SOL
VENT and IMPROVED INHALER, wrapped in one
package with full directions, and sold by all drug
gists for one dollar. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
slougbing, and dratn of the SENSES Of Smell, Taste
and Hearing. this great remedy is supreme. Poi
sonous mucous accu mutations removed, the
entire membrane cleansed, disinfe,tei. so 1thed
aud healed, constitutional raysges checked, the
blood purified OF catarrhal poison, deepenei in
color and sire aethened in life giving properties
Thus. extef nally and internally, in accordance
with reason and common sense. does this great,
economical remedy work, instantly relieving an
permanently curing the most sgsravatins and IN
g.rous forms Of human suf sring.
General Agents,
WEEKS d POTTER,
B0at0n.
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The Recent Freshet.
HEAVY DAMAGE AT THE SOUTH END OF tn
LONG ERIDGE

HEAVY DAMAGE AT THE SOUTH END OF THs
LONG BRIDGE.
The freshet last Saturday week, which car
ried OF portion OF the north end Of the
Long bridge, greatly damaged the south end OF
that structure ard the turnpike aud railroad
south or the bridge. The water Saturday
night, when the occupants OF the hotel at
jackson City were removed, was up TO the ID
Hoor OF the building and extended TO the road
sklTtlng Fort RunyOn aud when tt receied &c
was found that from Gravelly creek to the bay
opposite Fort Runyon, skirting the turnpike
q channel had been made through which the
water now flows at high tide. As mas been pre-
yiously stated the culyerts have been washed
out and the embankment on which the
turnpike ran for over a mile Is badly
washed. Over a mile OF the track was
was he'd out, the ties and StrfngerS being fioated
OF, some portions several hundred yards from
the road By the force with which uprooted
trees struck the track the heavy rails were
curved and bent out OF shape. In repairing tue
railroad, saving OF time was an Obiect, and
therefore the Old turnpike road bed was aban-
doned, at least for time and although the
company are going on with the work OF repair
Ing the roadway OF the bridge 1t Is not likely TO
DE or much use for some time 70 come. as the
a Work OF magnitude, and Will re.
quire some weeks at least. AS the road at
present runs, II Is for considerable distance
10 o. 20 feet from It's fOr[aer position. The
damage 10 both ends Of the bridge and to the
track TO Fort RunyOn Will probably cost TO re-
pair somewhere near $50, 900, which will be IN
creased fifteen or twenty thousand dollars
when the extra expense In conveying passen
gers, hiring tugs, &c, is added. About the CEN
Ter OF the cauSeHay mass OF earth has been
lnfOSD up-Seemlngly good rich soil washed
from neighbOrtng farms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted eos p. NJ; extin-
The firm OF Breslin & Cooke, OF Wizards
Hotel, has been dissolved. Mr.. Joseph G.
Cooke, having bought out his partner. Is now
sole proprietor Of Wizards Hotel.
A man named Corridor Jones was severely
cut In the neck last night by Oliver Hamilton
In an ARRAY in the alley in the rear Of the Ma
tionai Iheater he was taken to Mlburn's
drug store and his wounds dressed.
The District OF Columbia Artillery celebrated
Washington's birthday yester day, by firing the
customary salute to the flag, and, after brief
intermission. national salute. After firing
the salute the command proceeded to the
vicinity OF Gales woods and engaged In target
ming at zoo yards distance, Lieut.. Wheeler's
At the annual meeting OF the Mite society
connected with Rsland m. E) chapel last
night, the business was wound up with
gregat1on participated and the retiring minis
ter. Rev. L. NJ. Gardner, was presented with
handsome and costly overcoat, procured by
mark OF their respect and good will. Mrs.
Gardner was also the recipient OF a handsome
present This is the last year Of Mr.. Gardner
at this church.
Yesterday afternoon a horse and buggy
driven by George B. Chittenden ran over col
oIed mah named John Cannon near the corner
OF pennsylvania avenue and 10th street. In iur-
Ing him about the face. sergeant johnson
took the injured man to the fifth precinct sta
tion mouse. and, after necessary attention, he
was able to go to his home on New Jersey ave.
n'1e, near l. street The driver went to the sta.
lion house, Offering to do anything to assist the
II jure d man.
The schooner Altada arrived at G street
wharf yesterday with cargo Of granite for the
state apartment from Hurricane Island Rock
lane, Me-, which place she left on the 10Th OF
OCTOBER. Most OF the time she has been laying
OF Charles county. Md. hemmed In by Ice
VIM. Cow ell. the colored man, who seriously
cut Benjamin Fluery With a razor Monday night
Ia south Washington, was committed by Judge
smell Yesterday until to- day to await the result
OF the injuries OF Fluery. He was to-day com.
mitted until the 26th OF this month, the iniu.
T1es Of Fluery being considered by bis phy5i-
clan as very dangerous
To-day about noon as some workInen were
removing large plate glass worth 500 or more
from Baums store, on 9Th street. opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, for the purpose OF boxing and re-
shlpplng lt to the factory. there was a flaw of
WIND. and the glass fell and was broken to frag-
ments, some of the workmen being slightly cut
by pieces of glass.
About o'clock this morning the body OF
dead coloIed man was found In stable on New
jersey avenue, between and 0 streets south
east. 1t was subsequently identified as Allison
Alien, 40 years Old The body was removed to
the Sth precinct station house. where the coro-
ner will make an autopsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

ONE OF THB LUDICROUs INCIDENTS connected
with the recent accident on the Canada
southern Railway was that OF man who was
thrown through one of the windows of Sleep
lng car In his night shirt. He was the first
person that Conductor Macomber saw after
reaching terra f1rma wildly gesticulating and
Whooping at the top OF his voice: "a dollar
Ior the man who brings me my pants!"
and more chilled and every now and again
ne added 25 cents to his offer until 1t reached
s215. Having got TO this figure he declared
ceeded to inquire from those around him
whether they could not furnish him with the
desired garment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23
CUTICU RA
1tchirg BumOrs, Scaly HumOrs. Blood
HunOrs. Speedily Permanently,
and EcononiIy Cured When
Physical rs and Ali Other
Methods Fail.

What are Shin and Scalp Diseases but the evil
deIce OF Internal humor ten times more difficult
10 resch and cure, which floats in the blood and
other fnds, destroying the delicate machinery of
life, aid filing the body with foul corrupti ms
which burst through the skin in loathsome erup-
tors.
CuTICURA REsOLvENT, the new Blood Purifier.
internally, CUTICURA a Medicinal Jelly assisted by
the CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, exter-
nally, have perform ed the most miraculous cures
of Itching, Scaly and Scrofulous Humors ever re-
corded In medical annals.
ECZEMA RODENT.
ECZEMA RoDEN1.-F. b. Drake. esq, agent for
Harper and Brothers. Detroit. Mich, gives an as
tobishirg account of his case eczema Rodent),
which hae been treated by consultation of physi-
clans without benefit. and which speedily yielded
to the Cuticura Remedies.
SALT BHEUM.
SALT RHEUM.-Win Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn
street. Chicago. gra efully Acknowledges a cure OF
Salt Rheum on head, eek. face. arms and legs for
seventeen years; not able to walk except on hands
and XII ees for one year not able to help himself for
eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors
pronounced his case hopeless permanently cured
by the Cnticura Remedies.
BINGWORM.
RINGwoRM.-Geo. W. Brown. 48 Marshall street,
Providence, 4. l., cured by Cutcura Remedies of
at RlDgwo1m Humor, got at the BARRIERS, which
spread all over the ears, neck and face and for six
years resisted all kiL ds of treatment.
SKIN DISEASE.
S.A. Steele Esq, Chicago Ill. says: Il will say
that before used the CUTIoURA REMEDIES was in
fearful state, and had givea up all hope Of ever
having any relief They have performed wonder
full cure for me, and Of my free will and accord
recommend them"
CUTIoURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS l.
POTTER. Chemists and Druggists $50 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists
Price for CUTICURA, Med cnal Jelly nall boxes
50 cents large boxes. 81 CUTIoURA REsoLvENr
the Few Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
Nj DECIMAL TOILET SOAP. rs cents. Our1cURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, Is cents :; In bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
fs-AU NAILED free on recent Of price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

The PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT at Eagle
Park yesterday was attended by some three or
four hundred spectators. Among the visiting
sportsmen were MessrS. Cady aud Ritter, Of
Baltimore; Mr.. Holiday. Norfolk; Mr.. Cnder-
dunk, New York, and Mr.. W. T. Mitchell Rich
mond. Representatives Acklen and Finley and
AeSsrs- Mills, Wintersmith. MAYHEM Case
Stumph and Johnson, of washington. MeSsrs.
Mills, Acklen and HOLIDAY carried Off the
hoD0Ts or the day. The scores were as follows:
First match-Fiye dollars entrance I'VE birds
each. 70 yards rise. f1ve traps with ten entries:
Messrs. Mills and Mayhem divided the first
prize, $3.50. and Mr.. Acklen second prize. SIS
Second match-Same conditions, eleven en-
tries; Aessrs Mills and Mayhem having tied
Tor nrSt prize on five birds each, shot OF the
lie. Mr.. Mills winning the prize S2l75: Mr.
Hooday took the second prize $3.50 Third
match-SiTn1lar conditions; Mr.. Cady, OF Baltt.
more, carried OF the first prize. $50 25 on i've
birds straight, ard Mr. Mills second prize S13 80
Fourth match-Same conditions; Mr.. Winter
smith first prize, so 80. and Mr.. Acklen secont
80 F1rJn match-Sanle conditions: Nessrs
johnson and Holiday divided the first priya
81, on flVe birds straight, and Me-. Mills second
prize, Sl2 after shooting off tie with Mr.
AckIen. Sixth match-MeSsr5. Acklen anu
Holiday having challenged MeSsrs Winter
smith and Mills, 10 shoot them match for $50
side, at ten birds each man. 1t was accepted
and won by the former on score or 10 against
H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23
COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Pastors,

more continuous and powerful electrical action
is obtained from COLLINS voLrAIo ELEcrRIc
fLAsI khs tha n any 80 battery made. Taey are a
steedS and certain cure for pala and Weakness of
tnf Lungs Liver, kidneys aud Urinary Organs,
i'he nausm' Neuralgia, HSsteria. Female Weak
.'ss' Nervous fains and Weak .ess, Ma'ar aud
rive and hgue. tr.ce. Is cents. Sod e cry :
where. fsbo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Am easements. &c. Tonight.
Fbrds opera Ho,lse-Sol Smith Russell In
"EdgewOod Folks"
National Tteater.-Emma Abbott In "Tro-
vatore.
Lincoln HGL-Lecture by Rev. j. x. Paxton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

ISN'T 1t awful cold?" quer1ed Smith, as he
met Jones on the Car the other day. "Terrfble
-terrible!' ANY Of your water pipes freeze
up" Worse than that" "HoW?" Had
three barrels of potatoes frozen as hard as
stones. I'll lose every one OF them" ION. no,
you won't just head 'em up and send em
to some charitable institution, and no one VIII
know but what they froze while on the way.
It's golden opportunity you should not
neglect "-Detroi Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

"WBY should a red cow give white MILK" was
the subject for discussion in q suburban agri-
cultural club. After an hours debate the sec
rotary OF the meeting was Instructed to milk
the COW and bring In decision according to
the merits OF the milk. 1t was bhe.-Ne,U ga.
zen Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23
Doctors versus Druggists.

THB FORMER OBJECT TO THE LATTER PRACTfCING
MEDICINE AND PRESCRIBING FOR PATIENTS
special meeting OF the Medical Society was
held last Monday night; DR.. Johnson Eliot In
the chair, who, In calling the meeting to order.
stated the objects TO be take into consideration
the entertainments OF the District druggists
upon the rights of the physicians THIS mad
Tor some time been a source Of great concern
10 the medical faculty, and IL permitted TO be
continued would force many OF them TO leave
the profession 10 seek other means OF nvelih Dod
This grievance consisted In the druggists giving
medical advice and renewing prescriptions
thus cutting the doctors out OF their rfghtfui
ices. IL had become a source Of grievou5 CON-
platnt, that In certain classes OF caSeS-those
The most profitable 10 dOcLOrS-a physcl Ian
rarely ever mad patient. All know what Spe-
cial cases were alluded TO. Two Of these drug
gists seem TO have been the greatest offenders.
and were waxing fat while the doctors are
lean. A general discussion followed. some adj
VoCatlng the procurement OF legislation TO aid
them against the tDToadS OF the druggists IL
was finally determined to instruct the chair TO
appoint committee OF seven to devise a plan
for drawing the line OF demarkation between
the duty or physician and druggist, and report
al the next meeting. motion was offered by
one NJ. d. TO notify the druggists OF the action
taken, but was voted down on the ground that
IL would be undignified and unprofessionaI.
TIE meeting adjourned subject TO the call OF
the chairman OF the committee.
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A FOREIGN REVIEWER observes that Mr.
Keene, the draughtsman for Punch, has found
a vein OF humor in the modern English educa-
tlonal system. His little schoolboys when
asked, VINO signed Magma Charta? " exclaim
teaffully that "they didn't" Another boy,
asked by pretty lady teacher to define a mir
acle. replies. Mother says II you don't marry
the new paTSOn, tWull be a muracle'
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O A T A r r H

aid WINE AND OLD FnlrND, ..e
known for years as the only pl ace shere frst ats
SECOND HAND CLOTHING can b. sold at re-.
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promptly attended TO, jsnI9
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You Think
You are SuneI

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only catarrh. DR.. Hartley's Catarrh Remedy
VIII surely cure you. Sold by w. b. Entwfsle,
corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-, Stott
d Cromwell and all druggists 2i.6
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