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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
COFFEE BLIGHT IN CRYLON.

COFFEE BLIGHT IN CEYLON. ....
London, February ro-The island of Cey-
lon is suffering greatly from coffee blight The
crop is only worth Ii, soc, 900 against the es-
t;mated value of S6,ooo,ooo. .a
BANK OF GERMANY.
Berlin, February Io-The specie in the I'm
perial bank Of Germany has decreased 2,S6o, =
900 marks Since last report.
BLAINE'S EULoGY ON GARFIELD. ~.
Washington, d. c., February Sit is
stated that the demand for admittance to the
chamber on the 18th inst, when ex-Secretarv
Blaine will deliver his eulogy on the late Pres
ident Garfield, has never been excelIed. not
even during the exciting sessions of the cleo
toral commission in 1876. Senators and rep
resentatives have been limited to three tickets
each. but the supply is by no means equal to
the demand.
prominent eastern representative informed
your correspondent to-day that he alone had
received seventy-hve applications for tickets
from his constituents. 1t is probable that the
gathering on this occasion will never again be
surpassed in this country, as distinguished
representative men from all sections of the
country have been invited to attend the cere-
monies. .
Mr.. Blaine has devoted himself exclusively
to preparing his remarks for the event, and it
is expected that it will be the greatest effort of
his life.
BRITISH GAG LAW PROJECT. -.
London, February 1.-THE Daily News
says: In regard to statements as to the proba-
bi'ity of poStponement of the cloture resol-
ton, it is well to point out that there has been
no conference upon the subject among minis
tiers since the rules before presented. The sub
ect Will form the pI incipal topic at to-lay's
cabinet council. The News believes that this
indicates that its consideration will not be
postponed.
The Times declares that it will uncompro-
misingly oppose the cloture by bare majority
in any form. In its present form it is not only
Objectionable but ridiculous. If the cabinet
remains blind and its chief inexorable. thew
may possibly gain their way for the moment,
but it will assuredly degrade the house of COM
mons and not improbably shatter the liberal
party. A government victory would not be
over its opponents, but over the house. II
would involve either the fall of the govern
ment or an appeal to the constituencies against
the house on matter peculiarly within the
cognizance OF the latter.
The article is significant of very general feel
ing against the cloture.
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A Famous Man who Doesn't Smoke.

"A Famous Man who Doesn't Smoke.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
A representative of the Constitution
was riding on the train with Gen.
Toombs few days ago, and took oc-
casion to ask the general what he
thought of the new party movement in
Georgia. The general took from be-
tween his lips an unlighted cigar, the
butt of which he had been chewing,
and, holding it before the reporters
face, remarked: "Young man, l have
been chewing the ends of cigars for
twenty-seven years and l have never
yet lighted one" "Do you wish these
facts laid before the public?" asked the
reporter. 81 DON'T" said the general
"Whenever | wish to address the pub
lie on these or any other subjects |
will do it over the name of r.
TOombs.'
A DALLAS dispatch to the St. Louis
Globe Democrat announces that Mr..
Jessie Grant has been appointed col
lector of the port of Laredo, with Fred
Cutler as deputy. We did not know
that there was such an office.
THE piece of land given by the state
to build the capital is larger than the
state of Connecticut.
Flowers will be sent to great extent in val
entires this year.
A Vicksburg grocer who failed the other
day has surprised himself by paying in full,
and has So, COO left over. "Weli, / amt much
on bookkeeping, you know" he says.
Not to be outdone by Mr.. Hungerford's
princely wedding present to Fred Webb, the
jockey, on his recent marriage, Lord Lonsdale
has sent levitt, his trainer, silver dinner
service of the value of & 500.
"Get out, you miserable pauper of the uni
verse! Go crawl into some rath0le Of ever
lasting nothingness!" said Mr.. Talmage in
to Bob Ingersoll, the champion blasphemer
of America"
The absurd legislation of congress is one of
the principal causes OF the decay OF our COM
merce. If our lawmakers had planned to
drive the American flag from the ocean they
could not have succeeded more effectually.-
New York Herald, Ind.
The country survives great deal of extra
ordinary legislation If we had not CONT
nent of virgin soil from which to draw unlim-
tied wealth the American congress would ne
cessarily come to a dead halt from sheer ex-
haustion OF the resources Of the people,
Buffalo Express.
Debt-paying is good thing, but all the
possibilities OF craftsmanship are not exhaust
ed in wiping out our public debt at the rate
of 100000 year. The restoration of our
ocean carrying trade is quite as important as
redundant zeal for the redemption of bonds
Washington Republican.
Boston philanthropists are tying anew the
plan of keeping men out of bar-rooms by en-
ticing them into coffee houses They have
opened what they call coffee place, and Gov.
Long tremendously drank the first cup OF
coffee. AS an offset to the rum-sellers' Sc
duc,ive free lunches, all sorts of temperance
comforts for the stomach are provided at ex-
tremely low prices. A smoking-room, bill
darkroom and rooms for reading and games
considered innocent are free to all well-be-
haved men and boys.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, February ID, 1890 p. m.-Cot-
ton--dull, easier; middling uplands 6Hd;
middling Orleans II-I6d. Total sales,
600 bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, February Is. -Cotton--re-
ceipts 947 bales.
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Committee :

The usual freight trains have not arrived
at the International depot to-day.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14

EsS~A All kinds Of mercantile printing done
with neatness and dispatch, at the LIGHT
office.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-14

Berlin, February Io.-The specie in the I'm
perlal bank OF Germany has decreased 2,S6o,
300 marks since last report.
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Recorders Court Statistics for January
1870
Total number of persons fined, 1913.

OF these 10 were Germans, 81 Americans,
II Mexcans, I9 colored and one Swede.
The total amount of fines collected during
the month was $473so
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RayH Subscribe for the LIGHT, only ten cents
a week-$S year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10
Affair. i'm West Washington.

ELFcTIoN-The annual meeting OF the stockhold
erS of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
was held to-day, resulting in the election of the
following directors: III. NJ. Sweeny, Jno. III. Smoot
s. ThoS. Brown, NJ j. Adler, Philip May, d. +. Rob
inson, VIM. King, C. NJ. Matthews and Thomas
Knowles.
AN INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEETING was neld
by the Georgetown DaShaway Club last night al
the High-street Market hall. Addresses were made
special feature OF the evening was the presenta-
ton by the club to Mrs. j. NICK. Kelley Of hand
some gold medal as a mark OF their appreciation
OF her services In the cause OF temperance.
THE FIRST Snow Observation-Disclosures Dent
was the first person In this place against whom
warrant for violation OF the snow Law was issued.
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XXI Ell DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRh CURE.
CATARRH CURE.
CATARRH CURE.

The anidotll theory, now admitted to be the only
treatment which viii eradicate Catarrhal Poison.
REV. CHAs. H. TAYLOR, 140 Noble st.. Brooklyn, n.
v: ''One package effected radical cure"
REV. GEO. A. REFS, Cobleskill, Schoharie Co.. N. Y.
1T restored me to my ministerial labors.''
REV. W. II. SUMNER. Frederick. Nd, ''Fine results
i'll six cases III my family"
REV. GEO. E. PRATT. st. Stephens Rectory Phia :
"Quite wonderful let distribute your Treatise
CHS II. STANHoPE, Newport, r. l.: IT was too deaf
to hear the church bells ring; hearing restored"
GEORGE W. LAMBRIGHr IS Bidd,e Ct. Baltimore,
Nd: Suffered years perfectly cured"
MRS. NJ E. sHENNEY 1922 Sarah ST.. ST. Louis: ''The
first natural breath in years."
MRS. j. W. PURCELL, Golden City. Col: used only
one package; entirely cured; suffered n years."
DIR. F. n. CLARK, Dentist, 8 Montgomery st. San
Francisco: Suffered 10 years perfectly cured" &C.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS Popular TREATISE" on
Catarrh mailed free. The great Cure is delivered by
Druggists, or by D. B. DEMEY co, 1872 Futon ST. ;,
NGC knr for Z xQ,,
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Si..tlseEtrn:a. &c.

FoED's OPERA HoUsE.-Ross the tai IN TRACE
dian, appe rtd 1t Ford'S last ni:ht in Haatlei. A
preston, even uEOn those WHO axe disposed to
rank his Count;yiHaD, Re superb S3iVini. as TIE
first liFinS tragedian- lie has a flexible ana mus
ci voice, 1lne IN My presence. AMI graceful and
effective geatcuati0n hitting the words and never
overdone. HIS rendering o, Huat~t differed suni-
GENTLY from the familiar person ton OF that char
actHr 10 lead p'qul 10 the riOrlnanee and he
WIS followed IN every pTi and gesture with the
closest interest The cOatnuous 4ppl3GSe testified
70 the Subsection with lis version. He was well
supported by Miss Mu1icnar as "Ophsi.." Mr.
I*ylck as The King" Mr. Weaver IS '-Polonus'
stance Haml.n as the Queen" Tonight he viii
appear as "Elmuni Kean,' the first time that the
ply MS ever been gyrn in Washington.
TIE CHIMES OF NoRNaNpy-The Washington
operate Association VIII give It's first public per-
IorIn3ne at Lincoln Hall. on Friday night, when
ne Chimes q torma'.dy VIII be presented by
MISS Eva AtllS. Irs +. X. True, MeSsrs. JnO Pugh
L. e. Hay, Harry Pc lrsOn and L. p Soibold, and a
chorus numbering over 10 OF the best voices in the
District is under the skiiiful training OF Mr.. John
+ sousa There viii be evening performances
Friday and Saturday nj ;hts-lnd d Saturday mat
inee- The box sheet is now at Ellis music store.
NATIONAL THEATER-R0bson and Crane kept q
crowded house at the National laughing all last
evening. They gave O1d' Bachelors, the most
Amusing thing that has been on the National
stigc this 5eIs0n. Robson ana Crane, than whom
there never WAS Il better matched pair. had to
cone before the curtain after each act on,
BGchetDrS viii be given again this evening
toNGRE&ATi0SM CHuRCH.-MiSS How1Son, OF
Cincinnati, Will give the first or two very inter
cSEog lectures ana feaii1rS ut the tOngre atOnl]
cGr'h this evening. She Will tllk tonight about
Robert Burns,n and tomorrow evening she Win
discourse upon Shakespeare.
THE IDEAL OPERA COMPANY appears at Ford's
op2ra House next week. The sale Of seats com.
McnccS Tomorrow.
THE HOMEOPATHIC HoSPITAL--At meeting OF the
trustees OF the Homeopathic hospital last evening
--ton- Montgomery Blair preSiding-Messrs ii. NJ
Baker ana H. d. Cooke were elected to Ill vacancies
o. the board MeSsrS. Cooke, Culver, Whitaker
George T. Baker and Clepl3nc were appointed the
finance comm ttee. NessrS. Halsteti, RooSe anC
Henry VI. Baker were appointed committee OF au
dit The committee on hospital building was In
stfucted 10 procure building as soon as possible
MR. RAMSDELL FILES A MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
In the case or RAInSdell ct. the Dissatisfaction
for damages by falling on an Icy pavement II
which q Feflct WAS given for defendant ON Satur
Totem. flied motion ior Few trial. The reasons
assigned are that the Yerii;t was contrary To tn,
eVjieDcc ana the court instructed the jury as 4
matters OF law,
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Election. @. Officers.

The Washington Either Clue has elected the fol-
lowing Officers u s-rve until next Sapternbcr:
President Rudolph Hainr,ci.s; vice president,
Anton Lsreh; secretary and treasurer, William f.
Lutz-
The annu1l meeting Of the stockholders OF the
National ST; DEPOSIT Company WAS held 1t the
ing directors were elected: Il. j. Snyder C. e
Glover. John Cdesels. 4 L. Sr1rteytnt III. ~ VII
lari ThOs- Evans, John G.. Pdrae. The BOARD sub
se9uent,y Organized by "eet1aS Il. P. Snyder, pres
Eent; e. c. Cover. Vice president: John Cds-eiS
treasurer: \. l. Sturt@vabt, y crctary.
The J0uTErNnlcn stone Cutters A,>O -tttion last
even n Gle Il the foil Gg,i o.ligt rs J. A Kelley
president; j. T. Middleton. vice president; y Be-
hell m ;lcial secretary; Taos. McNf-kia raaor,i-
tielsurer: EDWARD iitl[er3id, door keeper.
The National Netr' polita4 Btnk To-Day elected
r.sou, " 4 Rl.ey, ". J. Soey, {. c. Duneanson,
X n Fii.ott. T. T. N'SgttnaH, Z. h. Go!dsb0ro,
The Segonl National Bank to-day elected the
following directors: VI. q. EairTy. ThOS- l. Tul-
lock, =. Y. Smith. II. ". BeVertige, Lewis Gle
Pearson and Henry FuiinhOTn.
The S;Ors hol les OF tie Washington Brlck Ma
chire Co:d' any have elected the follow n trustees
steel, waiter :. Cox, Andrew Myiic, Nathant !
NisoD- q lTIes r. PEEK, Wu,ian II. Gait. William
=. MStt.h5sl, JAMES L Barbour and l. l. HCi-
Tn Eatl'nei Metropolitan Fire Ineurs nee Com
~ htEe q eed board o. directors or the ensU u
IL year follows: Willstn Ii I..tzrrOtt J0In f.
I.is.s'a, El~afa ClaTE. ,. II. st.nenctZ. Henry
bN-so2, t.ili Ii Ii. iiO--r. john +. Frauzlln,
Samuel T. "lilsins and 5Ohu B-iley.
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THE FUTtAL assurance COMPANY ELECTION
M Mtll.ay the an1u. .la,Ji0H Of man8-ers of
~ |ttO@i IiaGf- LSc upIuy viii take place,
,ha tae c-iIT--s among the prllCy-lolderS has
9eth ne L $ active tlan On previous OCCASIONS
Jhe contest SENS u b.. thus iar. soley as % II /
n one Ft'aneI on ~ Oii b1sr!, Dir. SltruPl
Neftasit {, rn.yly tn s're dent OF the Company
having p0-ltlseiy decIin Il 20 serve. About a week
Shte {. meeting 81 poll ylCis!erS Was held and Mr.
= IL " at-ci Was nOTalna tel 10 l Mr. Nprlnent's
position On The ticket ting was held ~ ma
sotfq OK tf dc rooms lust night, which endorsed
M. 3blts ;. E,.wsrds as Il candidate for usauaVeI
Ia place OF Mr.. NOFnent.
iHE NATIONAL FAIR AsS0Cf.TIoN.-The election
Oy the Stoc khol .eIS OF the National Fair AsSOcia
toh, neid Yesterday, as stated In THE STAR re.
suited IN the choice OF the following directors
Georye NJ Oyster Geo. r. Rspetti, John r. Kelly
william Dickson, A. L Barter. p. III. Christman
lanes SEdsardS, HOratio Browning, joseph G
kosk, William r. Smith, Joseph C. McKibben
treasurer, r y. Baker.
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VACCINE points and quilts at W. B. Entwlsle's.

THE floral decorations 81 the Mexican ministers
last evening were supplied By John Saui from hi
beautiful collection cI tr3PiCti plants, VIZ: Gro
tons, draclnas, palms. itft.', or.hi.S, a..
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An.uscmenf., &c, yo-u,~,.f.

FoRD'S OPERA IioCsE.-EOS.i IS Edmund Kcan"
NATIONAL THEATER.-Ito bSJn and Crane in Ol!r
Bachelors
CoNGREdsTIoSAL CHUECH.-Lecture by Miss
hO~lSon OH Robert BUTlS."
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DRY GOODS.
EVENiNG SILKS AND SATINS.

EVENfNG SILKS AND SATINS.
GAUZES IN choice shades
URAH SiI rs. SATIN REApAMFS
SATIN MERFEIiIETX ard SATIN DE LYON.
Elegant BROCADES, new MORE and WATEREp
SILKS.
LYONS PURE SILK vELyETS all colors.
LYONS PURE SILK VTIVI,TS. al grades.
WE CALL ATTENTION To OUR LARGE STOCK OF
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED TABLIERS,
Which We Offer at Importers Prices.
SILK HOSE, in all colors.
BCNNETS SILKS and MEREEILLEUX.
Evening Shades in CASHMERE.
DRESS FRONTS, in delicate tnts.
VELVET FLCUNCES, all cllors.
SILK DOLMANS PLUSH: COATS.
CLOTH JACKETS AID ULSTERS, at coat.
ONE PRICE.
W II. SINISTER g. SONS,
jag a19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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LsrIFs look with eager int rest az this season OF
The year for Mrs. ThOnTSa1's annual visit Her
ForeS W become % wCli known that there is no
sale :cr Othcr interior goods which some t:y 90 in
pose on t'-C public. An attraction t1iS time is an
article never IN: rOiu ell here th.t VIII be a sue
cess, rs ii is che,p AMI good. MS. Thompson VIII
stop at The Et-es Usual, tie llJh Vi JaaUtry,
"Wednesday n"Nf
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY . $50. 600 TO
N1 loan In sums to suit from ~ to per cent
at FRED. SEIINGERS LOAN AND BANKING
HOUSE. 1877 7th street northwest between and
streets large and liberal advances made upon Da-
monds Watches, Jewery. Silyerware, Guns. P1stols.
Clothing and Nerchaudlse Of every description. The
same bought and HOad Al txAnsactioua strictly CONT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10

FRESH WIN jelly alw ys m hand. Homemade
ninccIueat and pI-S; charlotte, ru>sn. Ia cream
AMI ices ia every variety. T Jarvis, l2j ttl street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10

Brave Bear, Sioux Indian, has been sentenced
ut fank ton. ID. T.. to be hanged on March Tor the
murder OF Jos. JohuoCn near Fort Suliy, May IS,
1919
GOV Long Yesterday nomin tied Associate JUS
tee Marcus Morton, Of And)ver, Mass, to BE- chief
justice o. the supreme court OF II tsS .chusetts,
Charles Allen. o! Boston, to be associate justice OF
the Supreme court IN { (ieb btoi5 tt, OF Boston,
TO b. justice OF the Superior Court.
C1tlottsburg, KY, speci1l g Us the grand jury
"aS impinGlied yesterday under special act OF
the Kentucky lie clsiaturc cOnVenln. court to try
the Ashland murIertrS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10

The show window Of Mr. Robert A. Whitehard,
Silver plat r Sci ID street. WIS broken into Satur
day night and quite Il number OF silver eHblemS,
two swords and otncr articles were carried oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10

OTItNGTO
Is gentle savage ana pI yS the flute; he also uses
Or. Butts Cough Syrup Tor q cough.
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Special Weather bulletin.
MORE RAIN TO-yORROw.

The chief signal Officer furnishes the foI'ewing
special bulletin e. the press There are indi'at0n
that a storm IS developing N the southwest. and
light raiDS and cloudy weather are reported from
tue gulf states, Tennessee, Kentucky, missouri
and Iowa. Generally clear weather CONTINUES in
New England, middle st It's and lake region.
NoTtheriy - westerly winds continue ia New Eng
1an1, the Initistle states. AMI northeast ID southeast
winds are reported frO1 the southern states AMI
Mississippi valley To temperature hes CHI nEed
slightly in the diSri-t5 east O! tue Roxy Noun
taiDs- AMI where IL continues from dive Il ten de-
greeS above the mean FOR The month in ali GiStr t..
The Indications arc thGt the ci0Vdine>S VIII Ia
Grease thc AJ!fntt, coast. with ain ia the midi
die and South tt!anti -tttas, and rain OF Snow in
New Eag land dtlriag Wednesday
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FrssknL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

pos'T ruin your eye,ight; consult Hen1pler, AZ
urect.
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1t is Criminal lukHai

are both rendered marveliously white by Genn's
sulphur soap.
HIS Hair and Wbisker Dye. Black or Brown,50,
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Is sections of the city there IS It prescn Mt
much sicKnes,, attributablH to tae very chal.&e-
able weather or tire past few weeks. Pneumonia
and nIeIibTdnolls Group ith dipthCria ale pr "a
Int and TIE attacks seem t. te gate violent.
There have been a lew sar0iG.d c:ises, but eX-
treIl.ey light.
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WOODWARD g. LOTHROP.
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
consisting Of Chemses Night Robes, Drawers, Corset
Covers We buy but well made desirable goods in
this line, and confidently recommend each and every
garment sell. The location of this department
lent opportunity for customers to examine the
goods at their leisure and without annoyance Below
we mention few specia.ties:
CREMISES.
Corded Band Chemise. only 39c
Chemise, with Hamburg Rutfie and OF
inserting down trent ...................on only ;ac
Cambria Chenise with corded bands. only 75c
Cambria Chenise, with handsome Lace Trim
HllhBs $li9
NIGHT ROBES.
Night Robes with Cambria Ruie. ......... only Soc
Night Robes. three Of Inserting down
front and Hamburg Rufe around the neck. only 97c.
Night Eobes. made from the best of Nusilns,
with Tucked ICAes: fine goo s............ 81 Is
Cambria Robes three rows of Inserting down
front, handsomely trimmed around neck and
only 81. SO
DRAWERS.
Drawers, with Cambria Rufie and Four Tucss. 43c.
Drawers, with Tucked Cambria iiutfie. ... eac.
Drawers with PIlffs and Calufrc kuffie ..... 75c.
And an ELEGANT hIe of Finer Goods. at So &c,
81 SLID, Sl.25, Sl.37. $3.50, S162, up to
81. ~ pr.
SKIRTS.
White Skirts, with five Tucks and Hem only 39c
White skirts with Carnhric Rufe five Tt1cks only an
White skirts, with handsome Hamburg kiifie.. S9c.
Az" { handsome assortment of fber goods at
9sc., l.53, Sl.C2, 81. 9S, up to IS. so and S5
each.
- Examination solicited. Goods freely shown.
BOSTON HOUSE.
ja4 921..... PENNSYLVANIA AVE.. .921
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I EFT OVER.
SIX SMYRNA CARPETS,
WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT COST.
LOT OF REMNANTS CHEAP.
At SINGLETON i HOEKE'S.
"a sol MARKET SPACE
T EFT OVER.
IL
NATURES TRIUMPH.

FRAXIER'S ROOT BITTERS.
II you are weak Or anguid, Fraziers Bitters. II
your flesh Is habby and your complexion saliow, use
EraElers B,tters. Ii you live in maarial district
frazier's Bitters II worn down with the Of chill
dren use Iraziers Bitters. If have the blues
nse Fraer Btters. If YOU have kept late hours and
i've contrary to the laws of health. Frazers Root
iiter YOU need toiins take Frazier's Root Bit
use Frazers Btters II You feel old before your time
Use traziers Bt;ers. Ii life has become burden and
you have yccny forebodings Fra2ier's Bitters.
your hands trenlbe and your eyes have grown dim,
EraZiers Root Btters will make YOU feel young again.
Sold by all drgsgsts everywhere at the low price OF 81
tors, Cleveland o. VIM. b. ENTWISLE, Druggist
Pennsylvania and 18th street Washing
ton, ID. G., Retail Agent. janS
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DR. SIBI,EY,S COMPOUND CAIJSAyA

/ M. bIbLE1 3 CUMPUUND CAL1SAYA
II Wine Btters contslns ten ingredients nine of vege.
tables and Of iron. The magnetic iron which en-.
tiers into their composition s Of the most superior quail
ity and s the form in which it is found In the blood
NEURALGIA: 5henmatism. scTofnla. marasmus, bilious
liver. blood and nerves; also, al female diseaees
Price. 81 Sold BY Druggists and ct los PennsYlvanis
avenue NORTHWEST ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10
An Extended PovaIaritx

Each year finds "BrOwn's Bronchial Troches" in
new localities, II various parts of the world. For
relieving Coughs. Colds and Throat Diseases, the
TrocheS have been proved reita bic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10

to risk consumption when few doses o. Hale
Honey CT HorehGuni and Tar would arrest tn
cough that leads to the disease.
Pike S Toothache Brots cure In one minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10

Can be had by every lady who VIII use Parker's
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs ant
purifying the blood, it quickly removes rmple:
and gives a healthy bloom to the cheek. Reat
about it in another column.