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EQUITY COURT-J,td1e H11ner.
Thursday. Sturgis agt. Holiday: auditors re-
port confirmed. Scheen agt. o Ertley; order ap.
pointing L. B. Shoemaker guardian al Item
Tucker AFT. OlSin; sale ratified nisi Knight
a@t. Baltimore and Potomac railroad company:
argument concluded and cause submitted.
Rurck art. Burcb: sale ratified nisi. McNally
AIT Ward ct al. appearance Of absent defend
%2ts ordered.
Yesterday, Quinn agt. Quinn; divorce decreed.
Giles county iron works agt. Fisher; time for
complainant TO take testimony extended to jan
uary 20. 1888 Wood AIT. Wood; reference to
auditor to state trustees account. Bailey agt
Bond; reference TO auditor to state condition of
offer.
PROBATE CoURr-.y,tIoe HGoi,er
Yesterday. estate of Charles IIarting; final no.
tice issued. Estate of George W. Riggs: first
account of executor approved and passed. Es-
tate OF Ann NJ. Green; inventory of personally
returned and petition for sale filed. Estate of
Sarah A. Dennis; order requiring guardian to
produce Archie b. Dennis in court on January
5, 1888. Estate of Thomas Lewis; order direct
ing Investment OffUnds.
POLICE CoURT-.J,idge S,,eu
Friday. Lewis Kaiser assault on Francis
Scala; IS OF Is days. Leonard Jeanette disor-
DERBY conduct at the National Theater So or
Is days. Martin O'Donohue violating the build
ing regulations; so or 80 days, Michael Lis
ton, keeping an unlicensed bar; slo5 or 60
days. p. H Sheehy, do; continued. Joseph
Lochbeeler. do; Sos or 60 days-appeal noted
Augustus Craney, assault on James Hall; 800
or 80 days. VIM. Berry. colored. larceny of an
OvercOat, valued at S34. from James Sander
son; months. VIM. Dorsey. assault on J. H.
Miner; $50 or GO days. Lewis Smith, larceny of
two turkeys from Margaret Riley; 60 days.
Fannie Taylor and MOten Adams, threats to
Betsy Banks; personal bonds. Betsey Banks,
assault on Aoten Adams: personal bonds. JOr-
dan Clayton. assault on Maggie Frazer; S5 or IL
days. Alice Snyder, larceny; personal recogni-
Zancp
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Amuaeulenfs.

NATIONAL THEATER.-"Around the World in
Eighty Days" will be presented this evening for
the last time. This grand spectacular prOduc-
ton Is well worth seeing, and those who have
not seen 1t should take advantage Of this last
opportunity On Monday evening Miss Mary
Anderson. who never fails to draw crowded
houses in Washington, will begin a weeks en-
gagement. She will be supported by very
able company.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The engagement of the
Passing Regiment" closes this evening. 1t is
flne play by an excellent company, and those
who do not see it will miss a rare treat
.Humpty Dumpty" is coming next week under
the management of the veteran Adam Fore
paugil, with the famous Geo. H. Adams as the
clown This will be good news for both young
and old. Many new tricks have been added
since 'Humpty Dumptys" last appearance here
THEATER CoNIoUE.-A program OF unusual
interest has been arranged for next week. Man
ager Snelbaker always has something new to
offer his patrons
DIME MUsEUM-Novelties. both attractive
and beautiful, are now at the New Dime Mu-
scum. Prof. Harding, with his famous piano.
rama and moving figures. and Mons. Blanski,
with his performing bears and trained monkeys,
delight the children.
ROLLER SKATING RTSK.-On Monday there
Will be a cilildTens matinee at 2:30 at the rink
and in the evening there viii be an assembly al
8 O'Clock. On Tuesday night the first game OF
polo OF the season will take place.
AN ATTRACTIVE SERIES OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
By special invitation Of numerous leading cti-
Zens. Including Justices Miller and Harlan, Gen
Sherman and Senators Bayard and Edmunds
The Rev. Henry G. Spaulding is to deliver In
Washington a course of Illustrated lectures upon
" Pagan aad Christian Rome" and the - Destruc-
ton OF POmpeii." In addition to unusual at
fractions arising from the subject, and the mode
OF illustration. these lectures have a very high
educatiVc value.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCB.-Rev. JOS. Cook
Will lecture here on Wednesday evening on
=" The Religious Signs of the Times
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Alpha Tau Omega.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND CLOSING BANQUET
The session of the Alpha Tau Omega frater-
nifty was terminated last evening by banquet
at Wclckers. There were covers placed for
sixty. and the bill Of fare which was choice and
elaborate. was discussed with great enjoyment.
After the cloth had been removed tOasts were
the order OF the evening, and the remarks of the
members. both in humorous and serious vein.
were well received. Yesterday the following
officers were elected: W. &c, Thomas G.Hayes,
Maryland; W. G. Chaplain. Bishop Quintard.
Tennessee; w. X. f.. NJ. d. Humes Maryland;
w. X. A. J. r. Anderson. jr., Virginia: W. X. S.,
W. I. Daniel. New York: w. G. W., X. N. Hol-
land, Georgia. W. G. s., C. T. Pearls. Utah. The
next annual meeting will be held at Phila-
delpha
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DIED
GE1B or diphtheria, on Saturday morning De-
cember 50tl, 1882, HOWARD BAILEY, eldest son Of
Adam and Maria L. Geib. aged years, months and
Funeral private.
McCABE. At No 1915 Market street. Georgetown
December 9th. 1882 JAMES E. MCCABE, peace
ln'ly, with the hope OF eternity.
lnterment at Leesburg. Va.
baltimore Sun please copy.]
PLEASANT. On December so, 1882, at 6 O'Clock a.
Ill., at her late residence. No 1916 New Hampshire ave
Warrenton, Va.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SCHMIDT. On Saturday morning. December 3Oth,
MA IA SCHMIDT. daughter of the late Frederick
Funeral from the Church of the Ascension, Sunday
afternoon December 3lst, at o'clock, to which the
fri nds of the family invited.
SHINING. FRIEDRICH SHINING, ST., Decem.
per ~ 1882, at O'Clock D. after long and pain
ful illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude aged
sixty -four years.
Past his suffering. past his pain;
Cease to weep, for tears are vain.
Calm the tunult of thy breast,
For he who suffered is ut rest.
By HIS MICE, A. S.
Funeral services from his late residence 22 Seventh
street northwest Sunday, December 3lst at2 O'Clock
p. m.
THOMAS. On the morning Of December 30th 1882,
Col: CHARLES ". THOMAS, son of the late Gen, C.
w. Thomas.
The friends of the family are invited to attend his
funeral Tuesday January 3D. at his late residence
POPS G street northwest. o
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HAPPY New YEAR.-To all or patrons we ex-
tend the best wishes OF the season and our CRATE
ful acknowledgment for the patron ge 50 literally
extended to Us during the last twenty years. We
open the year 1883 with special bargains in fine
button and lace liter. rubber boots. shoes and
arctlcS. L. Heilbrun, i02 1th ST. sign: The Old
Woman I'm Win.CW.
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c. U T l c U R A

Mr.. Albert Kingsbnry, Keene, n. H.. troubled with
bad hulnor hands and neck caused by lead poison
ing ines painter) At times would break out crack
open. and the skin separate from the flesh 10 large
pieces, suffering great continual itching and singing.
Purchased your remedies; used CUTICURA kEsoLvENT
internally and IuTICURA and CUTICURA SOAR exter-
nay, and ii less than three months effected complete
cure, and has not troubled since. Corroborated
by Bulard Foster, druggists, Keene. N. II.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

street lamps win b. lighted at $50 pm. and ex-
onguiShed at 30 a.
The police or the first precinct moved into their
new stdtion-hOuSe to-day. IL IS on street, be-
tween ~ ana 9Th streets southwest, and Is similar
In plan 10 tine nth precinct station house.
MT. j. \. Atlee, clerk at the Treasury bureau Of
engraving and printing, had IA new suit OF clothes
stolen from him at his clearinghouse corner of
18TH and streets southwest, last evening, proba-
bly, by a sneak thief.
The alarm last night at S 30 o'clock, turned in
from box l32. was for fire in the dentistry office
OF Dr. waters, over sim inetZ hat store on Penn
SylFania avenue, near 18th street. The fire de-
part!nent were as usual, promptly the spot hut
dli not 20 INTO service, the flames being cXtn-
guiShet by the police with buckets The origin of
the mr. is not known The damage was mos ~ to
the instruments OF the dentist, whose loss Is about
SI0e.
The WEEKLY STAR will be sent, postpaid, one
year, tor ono dollar. IL is large eight-paper or
nfty-Six columns. The price has been reduced
from two dollars.
From \ Brentano C Co. we have the London
Graphic, illustrated Ae,-s and Punch OF the 10th
Instant, received by the steamer arriving yes
day.
ter " he y sod Jan
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MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.

J. ". Adams. Newark. Ohio says: ''Cnticnra Rem
edes are the greatest medicines earth. Had the
case salt rlIeum in this county. My mother had it
twenty years. and in fact died from it. believe Cut-
cura would have saved her iife Ny arms breast and
head were covered for three years. which nothing
leved or cured until used the CUTIcURA REsoLvENr
cURA SoAp externally.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec. 30, 1882, 9:52 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather
In the western portion, clearing weather preceded
by light snow in the southern portion, no change
tn temperature, falling followed by rising barOm-
eter, northeriy TO westerly winds
Special Weather bulletin.
FAIR SUNDAY INDICATED.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer IS lowest On the south Atlantic coast
and highest in the upper Missouri valley. Snow
and rain are reported from the south Atlantic
states and Virginia; light snow and partly cloudy
weather from the northwest. Fair weather con-
tfnueS In New England lake region, Ohio valley
and the gulf states The temperature has risen
states IL has fallen In the southern states. Ohio
tana- Northeriy winds prevail in rhe southern,
middle states and northwest EaSterly winds are
reported from the lake region and New England
and east 10 south winds in Texas. The following
stations report one Inch 81 over of rainfall during
the past u hours: Augusta, liz; Charlotte. LIB
Savannah Is; Cape Henry, LOO The following
special temperatures were reported at pm. yes
tertuy: Washington IS; Norfolk. 40: : lyannah,
49,; Atlanta. 80: Jacksonville. $50: Pensacola,
AZ: New Orleans ig9: Galveston 49,: san Antonio,
81; at son, 81; Los .tuEeie~, 3D. San Diego go.
Far weather Is Indicted Tor the middle stat g.
OHIO valley and southern states d tile MisSIs-
sippi river sunday. with slight chs HgeS in tenn
perituTe. Colder, partly cloudy "" ,tn.r, Is indl-
Gated for the laNe region ant northwest on Sun
day, with light SHOWS in The lake region.
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TOILET MYSTERY Will make the face Ike young
girls ID seems to cover over wrinkles which moth
Ing else Will Found only al 931 st. DIV.
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A COLoEED WITNESS In the Police Court yester-
day fixed a date by last watermelon time. An
other witness was asked how many dracnmS were
Ia pint of liquor, AMI replied that 1t depends on
now large dram a man drinkS-SOmetimeS there
ID only one.
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Miss SARAH HOwLETT gave musical entertain
ment at her residence. Sli 9TH street northwest, to
her young scholars last evening, which was most
o0Oy able affair
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If You want fine wines, liquors, cOr1ials, etc.
go 10 Manner, who has them In pure state. Nos
BOG GIL 1th st.
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SEND THE WEEKLY STAR rs q New Years Gift to
your friend IL is q large elght-gaGe. paper Of
hfty-six columns. Only one dollar post postpaidl
a year-ret:ucCd from two dollars.
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YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.-The annual
report OF the Young Catholics Friend Society, OF
Georgetown, shows means Tor the year ended Oc-
tober 31st last $3.50 50 expended For the stewards
department., sass; for school, 500; medal,
$40; mass for deceased member, 81; to-
sober 81, 1854, So The report says that the Paro-
.hfai school Is now in lourishing condition. The
aumber OF pupils Is Large. The officers OF the So
:tety are: John A. Heenan. president; d. O'Leary,
vice president; W. II. ManOgue, recording secre-
tary; George w. Manogue. corresponding secye-
,ary; James Keenan,, treasurer; James j. Spell
man. bOokkeeper; Thomas j. Finney, steward.
John Gibbons, James Manogue, F. E Craig, John
Walsh, Patrick Sullivan, John Hanlon, IT,, trus-
.eea
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LAWRENCE tREES ana george carey, Two men
dressed as United states sailors, We're towed into
SnelIs COCK THIS morning, and pleaded guilty TO
running afoui OF each other yesterday, and having
an engagement on the street. Carey had his
ngure-held badly di-fignrcd, and the gallant
Green's damages consisted in having his side
nearly stove in. They went to the farm ON the
Eastern Branch for Is days .oT repairs.
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FRESH MEATS: Liver. Sc. H. round steak, 11c.;
ehCice rib lost, 11r.; porter hotae. 15c.: sirOn,
i3c. F. L. Hughes market, cor. sth ana n SITS. H. W.
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Service OF Police Court Subp9na

4 SCENE st THE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY.
AND PLAIN TALK BY JUDGE SHELL
There was quite scene in the Police Court
yesterday afternoon during the trial of a case
Of iarceny. NJ. Daniel f. CahIl appeared for
the defendant q col0red man and asked for a
continuance on account Ofhis witnesses not being
present. Prosecuting Attorney Moore opposed
the continuance. saying that the case had
already been continued once for the defense to
get their witnesses. al know we had a continu-
ance, replied Mr. Cahill, hut we couldn't get
cur witnesses We sent the subpUnas to police
headquarters and have not heard anything Of
the sGhpUnas or witnesses"
We'll. sad Judge Smell 1--WE have hailifs
mere Why didn't you get th.m TO serve your
sublen;tS"
The bailifT refused 10 serve them" answered
the Counsel
IF the bailif of this court refuses to serve
sueppnas, said the court. ''he won't be bai,iff
very long. assure YOU o. that. Ii is his place
10 serve them, and he will have to do it," Bail
III barton arose TO eXpian but Mr. CahiIl said
ne did not refer To him. but TO Mr. F. c. Reyells.
The court said that Mr.. Reyells would bear i'm
tilnd that he IS to serTe subppnas when re-
queStcti TO do So
Mr. Moore said. in behalf of Mr. Reveils, that
ne had acted under Misrepresentation.
sCdEe smell said ahat ordinarily Mr. Reyels
was right. for the police generally served the
subpGnas for witnesses. Sometimes for some
reason, they fail 10 serve them. and then. as in
the case ON trial, tue duty deyolyes upon the
OalilH. At one time. said Judge Smell '.the
marshal we had here insisted on sending the
sIbpRnas TO the United States marshals office
Tor service. fee was charged for the service
u each subpoena, and between 5000 and
5000 was takeu out of our receipts. and they
nearly swamped Us. l opposed this and had
this money turned in to the District. Ny action
IN this matter was very unsatisfactory to the
marshal, who opposed me at my last candidacy
for Office. and fought me tooth and nail on ac-
count of my interference in the matter"
THE SALs Of silverware at salesroom of Walter
b Williams & Co %itt positively close this even
ing. The balance OF the stc"S remaining from the
last two weeks sale will be sold this evening at
80 O'Clock without reserve. They ask tilcse who
desire tine slyerware at their own prices to cali
early.
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BRADY. TIE PHOTOGRAPHER. REMOVED 10 1I13
PennSy wanna avenue. He has associated with him
MeSsrS. Chester d Handy. Their instantaneous
process enables them To take pictures O; children
with unprecedented success.
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WRITE TO NYCE. 81 y. Charles street, Baltimore,
for prices OF amateur Photographic outfits. Any
one can take pictures. $40
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PENMsNsHIP, s2.50; business course, g per
month. 1879 7Ih street.
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BOTTLED Goons-Old whistles, brandy, rum and
wines All guaranteed pure, at Tharp'S, SIS f
street.
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LINtJINST,
The celebrated Baltimore
~ nor 1O2ov

FhOtOTTdpIer,
For the purpose Of introducing the latest Paris
Instantaneous process at once 10 the public, VIII
furnish (ioc limited tmel his fine artistic cabi-
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The capital" tomorrow Will interest every
bOdy.
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GOLD and silver trimmings. club and society
badges, TT Myers, 81 7th 81. NV.
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Forty Years ExDcrience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Ninslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the child it rests tho mother. Prlco IS cents
bottle. mWS
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Studio VIII be open On NV Years day.
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ALL the ladies' reaIt'.e Capital"
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Skinny Men

wells Health Remover" restores health and
vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debili-
ty. 81.
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"Alderncy Dairy Wagons.n
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb WARD" prints. 55c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermiik and sweet milk,
&c. per ct Cream, ice. pint
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRu CURE

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Stors hawking. snufng. running nostrils, poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains the eyes,
pures the breath and restores the voice. taste smell
and bearing An absolute for Catsrrh and all its
symphonic. As effective in OF 30 yesrs' standing
as In ordinary colds. DR.. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Trestise" On Catarrh mailed free ON request Cure
q. 20 Of all Druggists or delivered by d. B DEWEY
Co.. lS2 Fulton ST.. New York. sos, t. than
II q. 6woRMsrEDT. r. z. BRADLEY
sWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
92s F STREET,
Real Estate. Insurance and Loans. and al business
connected herewith. d20-1M
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TuRkEY K.FELE I'D \. d. Coppes, tonight.
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FrssEIL's Ice CREAM aud Charlotte Russo.
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Though the oyster famine Is raging, our stock
and quality is immense. Saddle Rock Roast and
Broil, and Choice Steam, a.specialt See for
yourselves johnson, 9th and Z streets. Ladies
Saloon first floor
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SOCIETY STUDS and buttons, 81. at Prigg's.
NEW YEAR CARDS written at METROPOLITAN hote
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MARRIED.
DIED.

u; BATEsaGILL. On December 90, 1892 by the Rev
w. I. L. Weech, SAMUEL B. BATES ESD to Mit
MINNIE GILL; all of this city. It.
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SALT RHEUM.

Those who have experienced the tormenIs of Salt
Rhcum can appreciate the agony endured for years
until cured by the CUTIcURA REsOLvENT internally
and CUTIcURA and CUTICuRA SOAP externally.
MRS. WI. PELLINGTON. sharon Wis.
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NEW YE,K and b!r,hiay cards. j. Jay Gould.
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This IL News.

This Is News.
Though the oyster famine is raging, our stock
and quality is immense. Saddle Rock Roast and
B1oil, and Choice stesm, especially See for
Saloon frst floor.
The Hsadqoarters
lot rubber coats, whether very thin, thick. or me-
dunn. is st George C. Hennngs, No 40 nth street.
His gossamer coats for 50 so the best for that
heavier for s.. a, and IS that win wear Wen and
are strictly ater-proof He has some that look
exactly like a cloth or cashmere overcoat, and
may be used as substitute therefor. Remember,
the largest assortment at Henning's
The Beneficial, Effect
or Elixir OF Babek as general tonic has now been
proved by thousands; 1t builds UP, restores and
im,parts lasting strength to the whole system, be-
Sides does not affect the head.
One teaspoonful is equal to three grains Of qui-
nine In action.
ERecker's Baking Powder
is perfect in every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
Perfect Buck wheat Cakes
IN three minutes can be made by using Hecker's
self-rafslng Buckwheat: HeckerS Self-raisng
hour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
10 USE For sale by all grocers.
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat
should not be neglected. Browns Bronchial Tro-
relief Price Is cents
The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
Burnetts Cocaine has been sold in every civil.
lied country, and the public have rendered the
verdict that It Is the cheapest and best Hair Dress
ing in the world.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are Invariably &C.
knowledged the purest and best
HI. I. EIxVOOd. cor. 9TH and f.,
will receive New Years day, from to 8 p. m.
A New Years Gift,
IN the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year, is In order. 1t Is large eght-page paper OF
nfty-slx columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
Trfnders' Lact0 Phoshate of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the test remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
The Safest Way.
me SAFEST and SureSt way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which Is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness
Good Advice.
Nearly all the ills that af1lict us can be pre.
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and Kidneys In perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Forty Years ExDcrience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. TtnSlOw'S Soothing Syrup is the presentation