Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-17
Life Insured for n Few

Life Insured for n Few Dimes.
The price OF Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Is 90 cents or 81 bottle; and one bottle will cure
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Free Lecture in Masonic Hail.
Be sure and attend DR.. Henions free lecture In
masonic Hall" this evening. You will find it In
teresting. DR.. HeniOn can be consulted free Of
charge, at 1897 street, during Wednesday, JAN
uary 18th, from a. m. until .. m Consultation,
examination and prescription positively tree ADJ
mission to the hall free.
800.
The Importers Tea Company OF New York have
opened branch store in this city. Their teas are
put up In paper cans; each can weighs Qncluding
contents ~ pounds, and is sold, can and con-
tents, at the uniform price Of 81 to one and all.
worth the money. The coffee is put up In paper
cans; each can weighing qncluding contents) 81
pounds, and sold, can and contents, at same price
as the tea, viz: 81 per can. The coffee is
hard to beat, gives satisfaction wherever used,
and is worth a dollar OF anybody's money
Every can contains a souvenir OF from 10
cents to $50 cash, gold or silver watches Jew
elry, and also genuine diamond 1ewelry-no
blankS-the tea and coffee being worth at fair
retail price more than that asked without any re-
gard to the souvenir. This company take this
method to advertise their goods. and after March
18th these teas and coffeeS will be sold wholly on
their merits Dy their agent at the price, but
without the souvenir This company has appointed
more than forty agents in various cities, none OF
expired. yet each agent has a large aud rapidly
growing trade, as the superior quality of their
goods becomes es n y known orders by NAH promptly
dress Importers Tea Company. No. $40 Market
s dr W y &c Price 81 per cam II cans
The following Is partial list only of those who
have received souvenirs the past lew days, viz:
Mrs. Smith Thom ptAaos 1866 st. NV: j. W.
Drew (iruggisO, Sch ST. and Pa. ave; Dr.. E.
Adams, 42s sth st. NV: ?. Coleback. plate
New jersey ave; NJ Y. casey, CLERK, treasury n
department; w. D. Montague, assessors office;
C. NJ. Smith, 5th and sts.; c. w. Moss, General
Caroline st. NV. Mrs. L. McCann 4Oi 6th ST.; John
Sargent Department OF Justice; j. G. Hudson, 1902
St NV; Joha Hogg, K ST; Mrs. G. Ii. Wilcox,
1o2o L. ST. NV; Z. livingston, Government Print
ing Office, residence $50 81 ST; d. S. Blue, Second
National 1a5 Bank; A. 3 Coleman, s2s 9Th St NV;
906 Pa ave-; NJ. B. German, Clerk Police Court,
lives at 400 Massachusetts, ave- NV; Denny ONeil,
Ihesa p GonMlque H Bo S,s proprietor St
J. Spencer, 1920 35th ST., tGeorgetown); 1. L.
h boo o W. f. chpey Wa Tsaf ness A agf
5es st. NV; Peter D. lager, So? $ Pa. ave-; g. l.
st; G. e. Evans, 922 ST., works at Bureau En-
craving and Printing!; JACOB Childs, 18th and D
sts. ne; David Hagerty, 454 La. ave; c. Meyer,
ST NV; II. J. RamsdelI, editor The Republic;
Jas. Norris, IA ST. S.w.; Mrs NJ. A. Moore. 1891
Best, Census bureau; Mrs NJ. X. Plant, "A sth st.
NV; Chas. Sullivan, 81 c ST Sc; W. II. Hoffman,
Batopelas, Mexico; ". E. Stevens, $50 4th ST. Sc;
sey grocer. 228 ST.; NJ V. Casey, clerk Treasury
department.; Mrs T. sPrague, 1873 Pa. ave-; Mrs.
Au = Brsuhl, l9a Pa. aye we 6 Persons 81
House a. Of Representatives; H. R; Helrich, DaVy
A Dur No hsf s IT, c W Moss e sanera
agent Adams Elk. Co.; Tin Sullivan, AT 18th stn.
XII Kig '" No s a,f n No. 80 T rtnm Ch2res
auSh, asst Sergt-3t-Arm3 House OF Representa-
tives, lives at 1895 Estn.w.; j. Turner, (Aman's
Saloon), BIG 9Th sLn.w.; Robert Johnson, All 9Th
Mrs a. Walker, 1914 stnw.: Detective yoss, po-
lice he ldquarters; Levi Hunnel, 1a7o st; Bou-
1907 f sts.w.; Mrs. NJ. +. Smith. 1910 Massa. ave :
". W. Psiry, 1913 Sth st NV; II. l. Price 6s9 Pa
ave ID 3 rt9n, 8s5 5th stnw baihn Police
St; N c. Lyon, 130 9TH St; john Chancey cor. 81
and SITS; F. II. Fan, 40a 9Th ST; w. T. Teepe,
Ex,congi,es3Inan J. Amber Smith, 1922 II st. NV.
b. }. Acctneiiy, SO St; p. Humphrey, 1876 ST.
NV; James James White White, 1d street NV;
dence 31S Isl ST. ne; w. Cunningham, $40 Market
Space; John 4. Downs, commission merchant, 313
sth st; D Or W v, Ward, 7a8 18th St; Capt Blake
St NV; Lieut.. John Porter marine corps, Navy
Yard; f. S. Randall! 1929 L st. NV; John s. Marl.
Il, d.
turner, SIG 9th st: t. j. Gillespie 1904 G st. IL ".
Geo +. Omer!y, 92i E st. NV. Mrs. ID. II. Rhodes
i32 st n.w.: Edward Gardiner, grocer, 1900 18th
St NV; c. E. james, 13l A ST. ne. W. E. WHIT
more st. NV: Joseph Sanborn, 713 9TH st; III.
j. Fegan, $O5 9Th St; Miss E. Shaw, 1903 18th st.
n.w.; Z. j. DUval, 81 Sth St.; son OF George w
Hooker, sergeant-at-Arms, House of Representa-
tiyes; Geo: ". Snoot, 209 Sd st. Sc; c. T. Sher-
wood, l26 1st ST. NV.
John Grant, COZ II st. NV, s25; Geo. E. Winters
T. s. jail, So; T. c. Bonovai, 1907 St George
town, $40; j. c. DetweiIer 500 4th st. NV, siO
VIM. Won 313 Pa. ave. Sc, SO
FINE PEARL, AMETHYST AND CAMEO RINGS.
T. B. Cross, Jr, lumber dealer; Jennie Sherwood,
lie Dfoit Park; Geo. W: Tanner, SCI Market Space;
Market Space; Mrs. Gen. Spray, 1875 Pa ave. Mrs.
kubel, S29 list st. ne: NJ. D. Helm, business man
ager daily critic; Mrs. NJ. Brown, 421 ST. NV {:
Miss Nellie Hancock, 1891 Pa. ave.
SILVER SERVICE.
Mrs NJ. Collins, 81 ST. ne; G.. W: Rich, sl0s
nth st. NV; Miss II. Douglass, 41O New Jersey
Bryan 16 Calvert St J. 0 j. McGaean' sos istn
st. W.; Prof I. L. Phipps, 10 9Th st NV. w. E.
Stems, 1870 4th st. Sc; Mrs. McCarty, Government
Mrs. L. d: Healy. ga F St; A. K. Wagner, 4O6 1st
St Sc; Miss Annie o'Nell, 1o17 st. NY; Miss
NV Mrs. H. strebenng, 645 st. ny nv; O Thomas as
JIae,oo, ~. St; +; r 20 Woodland, 81
rs 18th st. NV; Mr.. W. ii. Skerrett 923 ST NV.
MI, MIS- Babbngtoii, 1st St ne; Mrs NJ. E. Clements.
iiii i4ti ST. NV, MIS- w. Ii. thornton, 1876 18th
St NV; Mrs G. ii. Tucker, 623 Virginia ave Mrs
A. BromWell; George Moore, 2l20 X st. NV; LIZ
Ze Heurich, III 5th ST. NV; Mrs. Mary Genan,
Washington, n. j.; Mrs. +. Sullivan, 157 32i ST H.
W; George Thomas, LaytenSburg, Md. ; Miss Min
ME Cuppen, 2'3 Mass. ave- ne. Mrs. Coubage, 1125
Attn ST. W.; d. Beck $50 + ST.: Mrs. A. Opray 81 I
St ne: Mrs. Julia Eslan, M 9Th st. me-; H. Cav
enaugh, revenue department.; Mrs. j. Hartnett,
COS 14th st; Paul Charles, 2ti6 8 ST. Mrs. A.
u. Draper, 23A 18th st. S.w.; JAS. B. Binder, 804
ID ST.: Miss Annie BOor. 431 4th st. s.w; E. NIL
Ter Bramson, 11S Pierce ST.; Miss A. e. JOY 429 L
ST. NV; Mrs. W. 3. Stops, 725 5th St. Geo. Shep-
herd, Va. ave. and 18th ST. Jackson Yates sol 7th
st S.w; Mrs. Mabel Cornish, $40 1St st. Sc Mrs B.
O'Hare, II Myrtle ST. ne.
WINE SETS.
=, Mrs. E. Holtzclaw, GA 7th st: s.w.; Mrs. T. J.
dimes, $40 18th st. me-; Mrs. r. II. Wilson, 2Ol5
9 tn St NV; VIM. II. Lee, Is St NV,
The Ladies
who sometime since We're unable to go out, hav-
Ing taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, are quite recovered, and have gone their
way rejoicing.
Hop Bitters
does not exhaust and destroy, but restores, cures
and makes new.
Favorable NOtOriety.
The good reputation or "Brown's Bronchial
TrOcheS for the relief OF Coughs Colds and Throat
Diseases, has given them favorable notOrlety.