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From the New York Telegram.J
SIS WORTH SIS
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD,
DR.. C. ". BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE
Their efficacy in
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE. NEURALGIA.
NERVOUSNESS. PARALYSIS. sLEEPLEss-
NESS AND DYSPEPSIA
Is fully established fact based on actual experience
and there is no kind of doubt but that they will cure
these diseases.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY
The most important addition mace to the pqnteria
,nedtea in the last quarter of century" Dr. J. w. j.
Eneiar, of Baltimore.
Worth their weight in gold In Nervous and Sick
Headache. DR.. A. H. Schhchter, of Baltimore.
Invaluable in Nervous diseases, DIR. Hammond,
Of New York
For the cure Of Neuralgia are a success. DR. g. p
Holman. Of Christian burg Va.
These Pills are special preparation for the Of
special diseases as named for these diseases they
are worthy Of trial by all intelligent sufferers They
are prepared expressly to and rH Sick and Ner
yous Headache, Neuralgia. Nervousness. Paralysis,
Sleeplessnes and Dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists Price so cents box Depot 1Os
North Eutaw street. Baltimore lid By mail two
boxes for ST. or six boxes for s. So any address.
DIR. BENsoNs NEW REMEDY AND FAyoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. C. W. BENSON,S
SKIN CURE
Is WARRANTED CURE
ECZEMA. LETTERS, HUMORS. INFLAMMATION,
MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP-
TIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP. sCROFULA ULCERS.
TENDER TECHNICS.
AND fIMPLES ON ALL PARTS OF THE BODY.
1t makes the skin white soft and smooth: removes tan
and freckes, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put up. TWO bottles in one pack
age consisting of both internal and external treatment
All first class druggists have it. Price 81 per package
c. n. CRITTENTON, Sole Wholesale Agent for DR.
c. W. BensOns Remedies, lis Fulton street. New York.
$3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BYA PROFICIENT PARTY COPYING
w with type-w which will be promptly and
neatly done; the work viii be called for Address Box
49, Star Office. iei9-3ts
"ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
" girls Situations in private family, cook
and other as cambermaid willing go to the sea-
shore first reference Call at present employers
1411 street northwest jel9-2t.
"ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT MIDDLE-AGED
W lady desires position managing housekeeper,
and can fill position Of trust Would not object to
leaving the city Address Box 49, Star Office e16- st.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
IGOR SALE-LoTs ON O. BETWEEN l4rH AND
y 10Th northwest 18th. between and northwest
u between l4th and 18th northwest. LOUIS Z. SHOE
MAKER, $40 f street northwest. iel7-3t
I OTIS FOR SALE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. FOURTEENTH STREET
AND BOUNDARY.
Lots for sale at ten cents foot; fifth cash. hal
ance in and years. with interest at per cent on
deferred payments.
Now is the time to buy as the passage Of the bill by
Congress for building reservoir Will add greatly
20 the value Of this property.
For plats and information call at our Office
A. L. BARBER & CO.,
3ei5-lm LeDroit Building, Washington, ID. c.
NOR SALE-AT A MODERATE PRICE DE-
sirable south front Building Lot 20 by 90 feet on
street fourth lot west from 18th northwest
M Z. TUCKER, Second Auditors Ofioe. jel3-6t'
nor SALE-AT BARGAIN-ONE LOT lSxT5
with cottage; one lot 1Sx75. vacant one lSxlOO
vacant; on prominent street Capitol Hill, a few
doors from pennsylvania avenue. Inquire at ABB 18th
street northwest. 1eS- I'm
EoR sALE-TwO CORNER LOTS, Is FEET
Il 'front.' each, situated 9th and Massach usetts
avenue and street northeast fronting Stanton Square,
northwest fea I'm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO OR THREE WELL FURNISHED
Rooms In the northwest part of the city. Address
Wormley's Room So. jeIS-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO
w Furnished Rooms, north or south front second or
first hoOr; between and and 9Th and 18th streets
northwest. Address A P. x. Star office. jel9-2t
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN A FURNISHED
w Room on second hoor. without Board; will not pay
more than 3D. between 7h and 18th and and north
west. Address X. Ed, Star Office. te17-2te
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w without children. from to room house (brick
preferred modern improvements: desirable location
VIII rent by the suited Address, stating terms
&c, A. B. O., Star Office jel9-3t.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoR SALE At BARGAIN-A NEAT PRESSED
GSe OF bathroom. ctosete. cellar. SC, on Boundary
street Just vest Of 18th street and near the prpf
0arnead avenue Lot 2lx70 feet Can be had With a
side lot OF the same for 81 900 on easy terms De-
..a FITCH, FOX BROWN,
3eie-8 14S7 Pennsylvania avenue.
TOR sAIE-As AN INVESTMENT. LARGE AND
northwest: win be vacant about Julr LIST. ALBERT r.
FoA. y90 street. northwest .el7-3t
E0R sALE-AT A BARGAIN-To AN IMMR-
diate purchaser Brick Dwelling on street north
west Price 81. 500. CHAS. +. woLLARD.
9eiS-ot- 50S ID street northwest.
EroR sALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY
around Washington, at the west end .d Mt Pleas
ANT and eituAted Mt the northwest Of PARK
and the old Pney Branch road and containing about
zig acres. and improved by nns residence contain
ING ~ rooms with al the city convenencee Of gas hot
and cold water. &C Also two stabes carriage house.
wood house. eummer kitchen. &C, combining the ad-
vantses Of hotn CITY and country. For particulars In
quire OF S.P. Brown, 1426 street n. ". jes-2w'
EOR SALE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-EIE-
CANT 3story Brick. 1416 9th street northwest; nine
rooms besides bath room perfectly dry cellar modern
improvements; l9 feet by l20 81. 600 cash, balance
easy payments. Inquire ON premises. my3l-2m
LHoR SALE-PRETTY HOMES-ONLY TWO LEFT
y OF those beautiful three-story Queen Anne stylel
houses on street, near 18th; thoroughly built; fin
isned IN hard wood eautif1l neighborhood; price,
$o,W0, ON easy terms Also. 3story and back building
Brlck House. IL rooms, modern throughout in beau
u neighborhood, adjacent to Iowa Circle at &C. $50
on easy TERMS to immediate purchaser Also, a hand
some 3-story press brick front House, brown stone
improvements, near Thomas Circle: price, Sll 0O0
". T. BURFORD. Ills street northwest. my29
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4 PHYSICIANS OPINION.

physician writing to The Journal Of HEALTH In
speaking of BROWNS IRON B1TTERS having care
fully analysed its tngre nts, says There Is no Other
remedy in existe nee 30 harmless and yet effective.
No other compound should eyer be used for general m
orssns is very mild yes very sure in its action. and
gradually restores perfect health and strength
function Of the organs Of e Its action very mild
that there is no left for reaction and relapee
neither win its dfscontinuance craving for it
further use or bring renewal Of past Disorders
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
Awakening the Farmers

All should wake up, both men and
women. When one man is getting four
hundred pounds of butter per year from
a COW, the neighbor, who is getting one
hundred and fifty pounds per year, If he
does not wake and see what is the mat
ter, he has neither that spirit or enter
prise which will ever win. If one farm
er's wife is getting thirty-fve cents per
pound for her butter because it is sweet,
neat and wholesome, the neighbor wo.
man who is getting only fifteen cents for
her trash, if she does not arouse from
her slumbers, it is evidence that
her husband made Il gross
mistake when he married her.
One farmer pushes forward his
grade steers SO that they sell for $50 per
head at two years. If his neighbo,
persists in raising scrubs and sell them
for $40 per head at three years, he will
soon have a mortgage on his farm, if he
has not already. oman or woman likes
to be out-done il they are half awake,
or have Sprinllling of the spirit which
ia necessary for success III any enter
prise. We want to get a bee in the bon
net of every woman, and a hornet be-.
hind the ear of every man, who are toll
ing away behind their neighbors. There
is better way-there is a higher life
there is more certain road to success
to every one who will wake up to the
spirit of the age. Be tirst-class in every
thing.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27

BILE by four, on each of the three needles,
join. Knit about one inch Of ribbing first,
to prevent curling. This done, you arc
ready for our fancy work.
First ro,ind-Knit three, purl one all
the way around.
|, Second round-Knit one, thread over.
knit one, thread over, knit one, purl one
repeat from star all the way aronntf
once.
Third round-Knit five, purl one, etc,
Fourth ound-"Knit two, thread over,
knit one, thread over, narrow, purl one.
repeat from star, one round.
Fifth round-"Knit four, narrow, purl
one, repeat from star, one round.
Sixth round-"Knit three, narrow ,purl
one. repeat from star, one round.
Seventh rOund-~knit two, narrow,
pnrl one, repeat from star one round.
Eighth hround-+knit one, narrow, purl
one, repeat from star, one round.
Ninth round--NarroW, purl one all the
way around; this will leave but one stitcl,
between the rows of pnrling.
For the tenth row-*Lift stitch, knit
one, lift stitch, purl one, and repeat
from star, one round. You now lave
three stitches between each of the purlell
stitches and one figure is complete. To
commence another figure follow direc-
ton from first star, second round through
the tenth round. The fancy work should
be continued until the heel is reached.
Knit this plain, turn it, lift the stitches
for the foot and continue the fancy work
on the upper part of the foot over the
instep; then knit plain till long enough;
narrow OFT.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
A CALIFORNIA HAMLET.
Who Appears at the Funeral OF His
Ophella and Raises Row.
San francisco Dispatch 20 the st. Louis Globe

Ophella and Raises Row.
San francisco Dispatch 20 the St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
A sensational scene occurred on .Jnne
81, at the funeral Of Her,nance Lenoir,
a young French girl, who committed
suicide Saturday night because her lover
refused to marry her. A young Brazil
iar, named Ferrerara Maries, had been
paying attention to the girl for some
time. She loved him passionately, and
once before, when her parents refused
consent to her marriage with Maries, she
attempted to destroy herself. This led
them to an agreement to marriage, but
on Saturday last Maries told the girl
he couldn't keep his promise and
wed her. The result was that he took
strychnine the same night and died in
great agony. She was only sixteen years
o'd, was very pretty and Of irreproacha-
bic character.
To-day, at the funeral in the Odd Fellows
Cemetary, the friends of the family were
amazed, when the grave was reached
ed, to see Maries step ont of carriage
and approach the coffin and mourners
as though to take part in the funeral.
inns presence OF the man who caused
his daughters death so incensed the "a
ther of the dead girl that he ordered the
intruder to leave. The young man re-
fuse and made move to draw his pis-
tol, when the father pulled a revolver
and began firing. The first shot whiz-
zed dangerously near Maries' head,
when the coward turned tail and ran for
bis life. Lenoir fired five shots, but the
fugitive made such good time that lie cot
away unhurt. There was great excite
ment among the mourners, but the
majority excuse the fathers action
on account of the extreme cowardice and
meaness of the young man.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
When to Cut Grass.

Some ofthe correspondents of the New
England Homestead are going for Super.
intendent Sanborn of the College Farm,
for claiming that grass shonld not be cut
until it is in bloom, in very sharp way
One Of them says: "After reading Prof
Sanborn's writings, must say that am
very much astonished that any practical
farmer, and certainly professor in a
state college, should advocate he cutting
of grass in bloom, or few days s,lbse-
quently. I have had fifty years. exper-
ience in cutting and feeding hay. Many
seasons much oft was cut too late. Our
present crop gives the best satisfaction
amy ever fed, and four-fifths of it was
cut in June: From my experience
I am satisfied that 1900 pounds
ons to bloom will make more butter,
beef, or mutton then 1900 pounds one
week subsequent to bloom. Nine tons
are cut too late where one is cut too
early. There was an article in the
Homestead, I think two years ago last
summer, purporting to be the txper-
iments Of a German chemist with grass,
claiming that if cut while green IS pc,
cent. was nutriment; when in blossom,
G2 per cent. and when seed is fully
formed or ripe 81 per cent. nutriment
| am no chemist, bnt think that article
worth more than any other ever read.
II that is near Il fair representation OF
the value of grass in the different stages.
Prof: Sanbom is advocating the waste Of
millions in the Middle and Eastern
States. ] hope he will repent and be-
converted from the error Of his
Ways,'
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
A Princess in New York.

The New York World says that the
Princess Olive Lubin, only child of Faus.
tin L., emperor Of Hayti, arrived here on
Monday from Port All Prince. She is 80
years Of age, and a widow Her husband
was Gen. Amitie Lubin, and married the
princess while her family and his own
were in exile, his family having adhered
to the emperor even after his overthrow
in 1859. The Emperor Faustin I. was
born slave, but was freed by the decree
which freed all the slaves. lie took part
in different instructions, and became
commander of a division in the army.
On March l, 1S4s, he was elected presi.
dent Of the republic, and began q reign
Of terror. He declared himself emperor
in ,lS49, under The title of Faustin l., and
created a nobility among the negroes
In 1859 he was overthrown and exilei.
He was recalled in 1857 and soon after
died. The princess was educated with
great care: ana speaks several languages.
She and her husband spent several
years in Europe, and afterward lived at
their country house near Port an Prince.
The present government, though repub
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
Bits of HulnOr.

Egyptian item: Mummies are the Oh
" Well-behaved persons who are now
left in Egypt.
Historic Billy Patterson: 1t has now
been discovered that Billy Patterson was
struck by lightning.
II am broken man." said a poet.
..'Well, said his friend, II inferred that
from your pieces"
All flesh is grass, and that's WHY 50
many men nowadays appear to have had
their hair cut by a lawn mower" r."-Low-
ell Courier.
Says Curtis to Hubbell, "You'll get in
to trouble" Says 1Iubbell to Curtis,
.Pray show what the hurt is."-Lowell
Courier.
It may be said of the two colored
women of North Carolina who fought
duel with razors that they treated each
other with cutting severity
Courier.
American physician Ito English ditto)
-"Now, in Vienna they're first rate at
diagnosis; but then, youse they always
make point of confirming it by a post
mortem.'-LOndOn
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
HOW SHE WAS SATISFIED,

They sent him around the circle fair
TO bow before the prettiest there.
I'm bonnti to say the choice he made
A cre.iitable taste displayed,
Although can't say what it meant
The little maid looked ili-content.
His task was then anew begun
TO kneel before the wittiest one.
Once more the little maid sought lie,
And went him down upon his knee;
She bent her eyes upon the floor
think she thought the game bore.
lie circled then-his sweet behest
TO kiss the one he loved the best
For all she trowned, for all she child,
lie kissed that little maid, he did;
And then-though why can't decide
The little maid looked satisfied.
III. c. Bumner, in the Century.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
De Long and Melville's Cigars.

From the San Francisco Examiner.
Just before the departure of the Rodg.
ers in search of the Jeanette a number
Of friends of De Long and Melville
among them Major J. X. Duncan, of VAL
leio were with several Of the Rodgers
officers in the Occidental Hotel saloon in
San Francisco. Major Duncan bong ght
two boxes of fine cigars, and, placing his
card inside each, directed one box to
Lieut. De Long and the other to Engi-
neer Melville. placing them in care Of Dr..
Jones to be delivered In case the jean
nette people were found. After the
burning of the Rodgers it was found that
both boxes of cigars had been saved.
When the men ran out of tobacco in the
native villages it was suggested to smoke
the cigars, but DR.. Jones insisted that
they should be saved, and they were
brought back on the Corwin. Major
duncan now intends to forward both
boxes, with brief history of their trav-
els, to Engineer Melville, determined
that after travelling 50 far and waiting so
long for him he shall at last enjoy them.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
Senator Edmunds will return to Wash
ington this summer.


Senator Edmunds will return to Wash
ington this summer.
. Some unprincipled dealers, have been guilty
Of offering worthless substitutes for the orig
inal Sulphur Soap-Glenn's by name. The
public should guard agains, this deception
and ask for Glenn's Sulphur Soap, by itsfnl
name, and take no other.
Read the following evidence from highly
respectable source:
G. N. CRlrTENToN, ESQ
Dear Sir: | have Travelled for three years fol
Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons, publishers
New York, and desire to inform you that |
have used yonr incompatible Glenn's Sui
phnr Soap exclusively for about four years; il
possesses all the medical advantages thatyo
claim for it. All to whom ] have recon-.
lnended it say as we'll that it deserves its es.
tablished reputation as the best and most eff.
cacions Sulphur Soap that can be used for
all skin cleansing, as we'll as toilet purposes
Some unprincipled druggists have endeav-
ored to substitute other kinds ofsulphnr Soar
for Glenn's; but having myself tried othe1
kinds, find none so good or so beneficial a.
the genuine stamped "Glenns, " the name o
&c. N. Crittenton, Proprietor, on the packet
Yours, truly, C. T. H. DuRAND.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents.
DO not throw your life away by neglectine
q chronic cough which Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar would cure in q few
days.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
nnnIll.Rfl and R1nSt

When hoard of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that byconbining some we'll known vall-
able remedies, the most wonderful medi,
cine was prodnced, which wonId cure
such wide range of diseases that most
all other remedies could be dispensed
with, many We're skrptical; but proof of
its merits by actual trial has dispelled all
doubt, and to-day the discoverers of that
great medicine, Hoy Biters, are hon
ored and blessed by all as beneiactors.--
nomncrat
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
A Streak of Luck .

The Newark Advertiser announces
that a "stroke of good luck has fallen to
William H. Hunt, late secretary of the
navy and now minister to Russia He
has been somewhat embarrassed in his
circumstances, but Spaniard named
Jose Domingo, who died in New Orleans
on Sunday, having accumulated large
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
Plants From CUTTINGS.
Horses f)rthe Farm.

Renerting farmers are losing interest,
nowadays, in the racing and trotting con-
tests Which are yet matters of solicitude
with sportsmenan booksellers, not that
the salient points Of the trotter and racer
are of no consequence in the compound
ofa first class horse for the farm, in
which activity Especially in walking)
and bottom are desirable, but because
strength, power Of endurance, sagacity,
fine disposition, ETC., arc the most de-
sirable requisites in horse for team,
wagon, or plow. Hence the Norman,
Percheron, Clydesdale, and similar
breeds are Becoming popular in
this country. and increasing pains
are taken to supply the demand. The
breeding Of coach and driving horses
is also growing in favor Many Of these
are annually transported to the wealthy
eastern cities. and exported to Europe
US well. Our local agricultural societies
should offer competitive prizes for hors-
es Of general utility, and those offering
the largest inducements to mere sports
men, whose spindle -sl,anl1ed and long
Withered eqnines are of no more use on
q we'll conducted farm than a 81 900
grand piano would be in a Caroline ne
gro hut.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
Fancy Stockings.

The following directions for knitting
fancy stockings may be used for either
cotton, silk, or wool. Casting on, of
course, greater number Of stitches for
the cotton and silk than would be neces-
sary for the woolen yarn:
Cast on any number Of stitches divisi-
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
vCn tho Rntail n,.,,ruista

We have been handling the great blood
remedy, DR.. Halliday's Blood Purifier, dur
ing the last five years and our experience
with it justifes us in stating that it is the
most valuable and rapid selling blood rem
edy ever placed on our shelves, our sales
far exceeding the combined sales of all the
other popular blood remedies of the day.
Respt. Crosman & Blummer, druggists,
Minneapolis, MINI. July 1st, 1882.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27

lican, has restored much of the estate of
the late emperor. The princess has re.
ceiyed from this source over 81 ,OOO, 900.
She is at present the guest of the Hay.
tian consul, but will soon start on a tour
through the country.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27

A physician writes: For all diseases af.
fecting the blood, liver, liver and kidneys,
brain and nervous system, there is no com.
bination prepared for general use more bene-
fetal than Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla. l recommend it frequently in
my practice" =. ~.
Why then remain crabby dyspepticl and
nervous sufferer? Why not be strong, healthy
and robust?
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
Hht1 RpSt, w0v,

The best way to increase the appetite, as
sist digestion, cause the food to assimilate
properly, and the absorbents to take up
nonrislment, induce full and regular evacu-
alton, produce easy expectoration, and stop
decay of the lungs, heart, liver, urinary and
digestive organs and purify the blood, is by
using that Queen of health called DR.. Guy
ing physicians recommend It as a true true
strengthener, q sure reviver and perfect health
renewer. It's composed of harmless yet ef.
fective vegetable tonics and will not harm
the most delicate, being especially adapted to
enfeebled constitutions and infants.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
ON THE CHOICE OF A WIFE.

Enough of beauty to secure affection.
Enough of fsprightliness to shun detection,
Ofmodest difilence to claim projections
A dOcilc mind slbservient to correction,
Yet stored with sense, with reason, and
reflection; -
And every passion kept in due subsection,
Just faults enough to keep her from per-
fiction. -
When such find. III make her my ele':
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27

Major George T. Browning Of st. Paul,
died of consumption on Wednesday. He
was born in West Union; O., in 1920, and
when young man went to Cincinnati and
embarked in the mercantile pursuits, subse-
quently continuing them in Indianapolis
He was highly successful in both cities. In
capacity he served for about two years, dur.
ing part of which time he was on the staff of
Gen. james Fl. Ekin.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27

fortune during the last forty wears bv
importing cigars, left his homestead to
Mr.. Hunts daughter, and the balance of
his estate to her father, after making a
few bequests to relatives and irienis.
This unexpected gift is said to make Mr.,
Hunt one of til he wealthiest men in the
diplomatic service"
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27
NEURALGIA.

Aliens "Iron Tonic Bitters' supplies iron
to the blood, invigorates the liver, aids di-
gestion and the assimilation of food, and
puriiies, tones, strengthens and fortifies the
whole system. Many severe cases ofneural-
gia have been cured by this sovereign medi-
cine.
The Worthington advance., 1882-07-27

rar'o}ine the deolorzed petroleum hair
rpnewer and restorer as improved and per-
tece.l. challenges the world and stands with
ont rival among the hair dressings, and is
universal fayOrite with the ladies'