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JCsT RECEIVED, large assortment Irish point,
guimpure. Swiss and nainsOOk embroiiereS, at TO-
f2H, 10, 20, y. 30. 81 and Sc. per yard. Mrs. Max
Weyl, agent, 7l2 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

EVERY HOUsEkEEPHR should avail themselves OF
the generous offer OF Smith, Hanway & co. See
advertisement I'm another column
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO EnL-In the Police
Court today Oscar Lee, colored. was charged with
assauiitg with intent to Kill another cOlOred man.
ninc1 Henry Butler, who testified that last Tues
day nj Int, In West Washington, he had some
words with the prisoners brother, and shortly
aftA nv ards he was accosted by the prisoner who
GeulaDced OF witness WHY he assaulted his 1.-THE
Geie ndant-) brother, when he drew a revolver and
shot witness IN the neck. The court committed
him for the action Of the grand jury in default of
al OsO hands -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

ROwe1l,
HaZael, OLeary, Hart and other pedestrians ell
use German Corn Remover. 25 cts. All druggists.
If there ever WAS
a specific for any one complaint, then Carter'S
Little Liver Pills are specific for sick headache,
and every woman should know this Only one
pill dose.
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The Christiancy Case.
A CARD.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR
JUNE 1St, 1882
The recent card Of John W. Lurenbeel father OF
the defendant in the Christ,ancy case is false in
every particular. as appeared by his, said Lugen-
beefs. sworn testimony taken in the cause. The
Statements or the card and his sworn testimony
Cannot both be true. EDw. CHASE INGERSOLL
o. Counsel for Mr.. Chrst1ancy.
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GROCERY SALE.-Stap.e and fancy groceries
VIII be sold at Duncanson's auction rooms to-:nor-
row morning. commencing at 10 O'Clock. Sugars,
codees. teas and other articles will be sold in this
sale. Dealers and others have good chance and
should attend. See adyI
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A nausenaenfs Tonight.

THEATER COAIQUE.-Yarety.
CAPITAL THEArER.-Variety.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Specialty Entertainment
MARYLAND AVENUE AND 18th STREET.-THE Mon
eter Whale ami Capt B0ytOn.
MASONIC TEMPLE.-Strawberry Festival
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From Eminent Wilmer BrintOn, NH
baltimore.

Beef and Tonic Inyigerator In my practice, and
have been much gratif1ed with the result AS q
toac in all cases of Debility, Weakness, iAnemla,
Chlorosis, etc, it cannot be surpassed. [Remem-
Der the name, ColdenS-ta6e no Other.1 OF drug
giStS generally.
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. TQWLE0-HKvAN0 Thursdag, June I. iee7 By
Ne hey Or. Addtson. asasted by the Rev prs. for-
rese and ToyleA g Trinity churcf, II. q. TOwLES 20
41oo FANNIE 0EvAN6. No earda
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
Town. dr0ys yards, on the Metropolitan Branch, b.
e o. r. K, three miles IRON the city, Lewis d.
Means. proprietor, yesterday, - head OF cattle
were sold 10 but hers AZ 5:ec. per pound. 1850
sheep ami lambs sold a. follows: sheep, 81
e6;lainbS, 5staS. Cows and calves brought S25aS5l
INC state OF the maraet was brisk.
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Excursions. Etc.

Captain Paul Boyton, the great nautical adven-
turer, will be aboard the steamer Mary Washing
ton. which win leave her dock. at the foot OF 18th
street, at O'Clock sharp, Sunday, with an excur-
sion party. The captain will give one OF his WON
derful exhibitions In the water, showing how
person wrecked build a raft, cook, eat and
sleep In the water. He will also show his skill in
torpedo warfare by blowing up miniature vessel
Pro,essor X. E. Odlum will jump from height Of
100 feet into the water.
The excursion by the ladies of Congregational
church tomorrow evening will be an enjoyable
occasion. See advertisement.
Making 1t W arm for the Card SWfndlers.
Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Court,
Judge Wylie, the case OF Henry Young charged
with second offence petit larceny, was tried, and
he Was convicted 1t was claimed that the pris-
oner, by means OF game something similar to the
tree-card monte business, obtained the money,
and the counsel raised the point that the case ut
most was breach OF trust Judge Wylie said that
In all these caSeS-bunco, three-card monte or
otherw1se-where the money is obtained by means
OF conspiracy or agreement, the court would
hold 1t to be larceny, and the law would he
enforcd to the utmost penalty; that he had con-
suited with his brethren, and they with him, were
satisfied that such cases were larceny, and would
SO coDstrue them when the proof was sufficient
The jury, as before stated, found q verdict Of
guilty.
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NAPITAL EATER.
~ Jake Budd. manager. Monday. May -. Mighty.
Tuesday and Friday Matfneee.
The hest combination in America. The Great Horse-
shoe Frank b. Carr J. j. Qlinlan, Josie Love, Ella
Love: Quilter and Goldrich. LeClsir and Russell,
Dutch Daily, Blanche Moncrief. Frank Campbell
Emery aud Rueeell Frank Lewis. A Company that
cannot be eQualed. my29
nOECH AND HIS ORCHESTRA WILL REMAIN
~ in the city this summer. The best Of music for
ons Picnics, &c. can be secured By applying
to the leader.
Gems of the most popular operas Q specially.
Residence, COS street northwest. my29-lm
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CHEAPEST MAN for parasols. ]. E. Young.
GOLD filed buttons and studs at PrIgg's.

GUIaPURE and Irish point collars and ties BEAU
tiful goods. Mrs Max Weyl, agent, az 9TH street.
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Lydia e. Pinkham,s

Does Your Head Ache1
LOdilie'S Specific cures the worst case in to &c
minutes. SO cents At all drug stores
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CATARRH.
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
The great balsamc dlstillaton Of Witch Hazel Amer
lean Pine. Canada Fir, Margold Glover Blossoms ETC.,
for the immediate relief and permanent cure of every
form Of Catarrh. from simple Head Cold to Incpient
Consumption.
sANFORD's RADICAL CURE
Cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucue restores
the senses Of smell taste and heaying when affected
frees the head throat and bronchial tubes offensive
choking matter sweetens and puries the BREATH stops
the cough arrests the progress Of catarrh
consumption.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
1s the only complete external internal treatment
One bottle Radical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent and
Sanford's Improved Inhaler, with Treatise, in one
package, of all druggists for 81. Ask for Sanfords
Radical Cure for Catarrh.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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STEALING AN OPERA SINGERS CLoTHING-This
morning, In the Police Court, a cOlored GIRL named
Tfney Dorsey. was put on trial on the charge of
stealing lot OF clothing from Kate Griffith, an
was stolen from Fords Opera House, While
she was with the Hess Opera company, and a
colOred man. named Noah johnson, was arrested
jury. Policeman Breen, Of the fifth precinct,
testified that when johnson was arrested for
stealing the trunk, the defendant came to the
arresting her and finding the clothes In her pos
session. The court ordered the clothes to be
returned TO the owner, and sentenced the prisoner
to 20 days In Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

fCssELL's Ice Cream.

HENRY LYMAN, gray-haired white man, was
sent to the farm by Judge Smell to-day for being a
habitual drInkard and vagTdnt
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WASHINGTON WITNESSES WANTED.-A telegram
from New York says" The case OF the city OF
Brooklyn against Alderman Harry O. Jones TO re-
cover $3.50 0c0, alleged TO have been embezzied by
ex-Secretary Stuart. was called In the Kings
until the fourth Monday OF June, counsel stating
that Jones was suffering from neuralgia OF the
heart, and that two important witnesses, MeSsrs.
Milligan and Leonard, OF Washington, d. c., were
not to be found"
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A Family Poisoned at Breakfast.

"A r m11y fOAsOne0 AT Breakfast
CHIEF OF THE SECRET SERVICE BROOKS AND HIS
WIFE AND OTHERS nL-ALL OF THE SUFFERERS
IMPROVING.
On the morning OF Decoration day, as Mr. James
j. Brooks chief OF the secret service Of the Treas
ury, and his wife were walking down 9th street,
Mrs. Brooks was taken very sick. She was able to
reach drug store where some medicine was given
her. After resting few minutes she was taken
In carriage to her residence, Oil street north
west. Upon her arrival there she became Violently
sick with vomiting and purging. and Immediately
afterwards Mr.. Brooks was taken sick In the same
way, as was also the sister OF Mrs. Brooks DIR. 3.
Il. Adams Was at once summoned and treated
the sufferers as having been poisoned
Upon inquiry It was found that
out OF the SIX people at breakfast that morning
the four who partOok OF cold tongue were sick "a
gentleman who lives in the family being sick in
another part or the city, 1t learned latar1 the
other two escaping. The tongue, which is sup
posed TO be the cause of the fitness was not
canned, but cured in the brine with the beef at the
butchers, and nothing has been heard OF aAy
simil9r sickness Yet on Sunday evening part OF
the same tongue was eaten for tea, with no bad
enects. They were evidently cases OF
light poisoning. A STAR reporter called
upon Mr.. Brooks this morning and found
him very comfortable, needing only
little rest The Others who were taken sick are
also on the mend. Mr.. Brooks expects to be at his
desk In the Treasury department shortly. He
tried TO attend to his duties yesterday, but was
obliged to return home at once. The remains of
the tongue were given to DR.. Adams for analysis
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Try Carter,s Little Nerve Pills

Robust and blooming Health
In Hop Bttters, and no family can AFFORD to b
without them. eos
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE Evening STAR
LICENSE TAx-The license taxes fixed by the
Wholesale liquor dealer. $50, or sa5 for malt lIa
uOIs; retail liquor dealer, $50; commission mer-
chant, $50: peddler, $40: real estate broker $40
centage; junk dealer, 500; shop or pawn broker,
$50: banker, $3.50; rectier SEQ; commercial broker
500; insurance agent, $40 for each company; no.
Tel, s35 and per cent On rental value; private
terta1nment, s. ana per cent; bowl ng alley $40,
and s. for each extra alley; billiard table, s15;
bagatelle, s.; tneatrcals, So each day or $40 per
Week; circus, $40 per day; side show, S. per day;
attorney, physician, dentist, SIS; photographer,
$40: house agent, $40; exchange dealer, saO mer,
ice or coal merchant, S. 10 on each 800 of sales
agents 10 sell peer or mineral water, $40; tele-
graph o1i'ce 500; telephone Office. $50; express
livery Stable, $50 and Is cents per stall: i bii
poster, $40; dogs, 81 and s150; shooting gallery,
two-horse wagon, a; one-horse vehicle 81; hearse,
S10 oyster packer SIS; 1tinerant peddlerS occupy
ing public streets, 81 per day. A fine is imposed
license. :"
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DEAD-Stephen B.
Wibert, superintendent OF schools of Alexandria
county, died at his home there abOut7 O'Clock last
night He was not long since postmaster at Ar
nngtOn, and for many years occupied place at
the Treasury department.
MAYORS REpoRT.-The annual report OF Mayor
Beckham shows an increase Of city revenue de-
rived from licenses Of s795, and an increase from
fines OF s279.3s. The total receipts OF the mayors
ONCE for the fiscal year ending yesterday were
E,12l.62. The mayors books were balanced every
day during the year. SO that at any hour the state
or his accounts with the corporation could have
been aScertained.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The confederate mound in
Christ church-yard and other graves, including
those OF soldiers OF the Revolution, will be deco
rated with flowers this afternoon at O'Clock, IL
the weather Is fair-A colored girl, for stealing
watch, and two little Migrants, white lads, were
IN the stat1on-hOuSe cells this mornfng.-The
Good TemplarS here have offered reward of S.
Tor any Information which VIII lead to the detec-
ton OF the violation OF the Sunday law by liquor
dealer.-The committee on poor and others paid
noon, and were entertained there.-Mr. John K
Johnson, well known in Washington, is lying ex-
tremely Ill at his home near the Columbia turn
Mayre issued six marriage licenses, none OF them
to natives Of Alexandria. In May OF last year six
licenses were issued.
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$1,000 Reward

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching liberated
or pretruding Piles that DeBfng's Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by j. p. Miller, M. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out bis signature Sold by druggstS disco
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THE THEATER COMIQuE has, under its present
energetic management, taken place among the
chief temples OF Momus in the country. The bill
offered this week is crowded with attractions. To
night the appearance OF Crandall and Eastwood,
the great dialect comedians, is announced.
The CAPITAL THEATER.-The Great Horseshoe
Four and large corps OF speciality artists at the
Capital Theater make up combination such as
Is rarely equaled. An inviting program is Of
fered.
DRIVERS GARDEN affords delightful resort for
summer evenings. There is nightly an attractive
array OF novelties in the way Of speciality per-
fOrmanceS.
The LAWRENCE BARRETT CLUB-TO-morrow
evening, at the National Theater, the Lawrence
Barrett club will give performance OF "Julius
Cesar" and Saturday afternoon and evening will
give performances OF ''The Merchant of Venice ~
Between the acts an exhibition drill will be given
by company Of the Washington Light Infantry
Corps, under whose auspices the performance will
be given.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL will be given for the
benefit Oh Unity Presbyterian church, on this and
Friday evenings at Cabaugh hall, 1880 18th street
THE BIG WHALE corner Maryland avenue and
18th stree Is proving himself popular attraction
and yesterday the Wee President and ladies and
many others called. Prof. Spencer F. Baird, OF the
smithsonian, pronounced the embalming OF so
large body mammoth undertaking. Several
scientists and congressman We're interested Wis
ltors. Capt Boytons display OF his voyaging par
aphernal1a was an interesting feature.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
For the middle Atlantic states, rain during the
day. followed by clearing, cooler weather. north
west 10 southwest winds, higher barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
FRIDAY TO BE CLEAR AND COOLER
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
tie following special bulletin to the pYess:-
The storm which was central near Milwaukee
yesterday morning has moved TO the northeast
ward, and is now central near Montreal, where
the Barometer Is lowest Rain has prevailed In
the districts east or the Mississippi and continues
this morning in New England. the middle and
south Atlantic states. The following stations
port m re than one inch of rainfall during the
past "a hours: Montgomery, Ito; Brownsville,
110; Chattanooga, LEO; Cairo, l. IS and Williams
port, 1.f3. Brisk and high Sogtheriy winds pre-
vail on the Atlantic coast. and dangerous westerly
winds have prevailed In the lake region. The
temperature hos fallen about 10o in the Mississippi
valley and lake rezOn, and risen slightly on the
Atlantic coast and in the Missouri valley. The
following temperatures were reported at a. n.
bee, SOC; Mt Washing ton. Az; Cleveland 500: AL
pena ana Duluth, 40; st Paul. 500; Denver SO;
SAP Francisco, 500. The Indications are that
clearing and slightly cooler weather will prevail
10 the mildIe ststes anu New England on Friday,
and fair weather in the southern states.
On account o: the Indictment weather. NJ Augcr-
sten Sl7 9TH st. NV will continue sell tD-lnor-
row the great bargains offered Tor ty. Also,
each customers will be presented with majoca
card receiver.
SIX RED TICKETS good for present Youngs
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TTNH0S. j. FISHER & Co.
l. Real Estate Auctoneers, 1924 street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpaoyEr


/
l. Real Estate Auctioneers. 1924 street northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPgovED
REAL PROPERTY.
the Bp Of q Of sas
No 1875, Equity Doc. the undersigned viii sell..
fFfss GsffE s Il HEF FAST e
hlVEP NJ, all those Lots numbered the plan Of
sgusrs gu These lots situated intersection
vsnty q t tie % fnfns Once en- a sns e.
xHy Isl Sh1reh; plat Of sonyenient snbdiyon
e s ::
ent recorded division. as may seem best,
the court third cash; and the Ssiance IN one
deeds trust the property sold All convey ancSs
to y, be st the cost Of the purchassr p wpnn
EIksT STREET WEST AND HALF f srhEEt
BY virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the3n
IL equity 81 No. ne sss aSh SsS
Mary n schlorb ct al are comllansnts and George l.
= me
ock k rsS Of se pss%. te d Efys
ing described sround .ta.ss IN ne city Of %ssS-
Ds & aGsae Md &C. e Wit Ths r snS 8 I
inches ISL street west ..d 7s feet inches south
street; iots and each front feet inches on Ha
FEET s inches front By rs feet incSss BEING the dep
Terms Of sale: one-fou-th cash. and the balance IN
three equal instruments. st sI. twelve and eehtsen
months, for which the purchaser will he required 20
give otes with interest from day Of sale all cash,
option Of purchaser deferred payments secured
BY lien upon the property sold. deposit Of SIS win
be quired At time of sale each parcel Of ground
sold. Terms 70 be complied with within seven days
from day of sale.
r. H. LASKEY.
+. p. Is. SANDS. Trustees,
4s6 Louisiana avenue.
m1s-eokds WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
ACNE ssH sEI is s SSsE'0 zS44 Os zgB
By order of the trustees.
e1,35.6 WALTER b. WILLIAMS ECO, Aucts.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Duncanson Bros, auc-
ttoneers, sold for Samuel Cross trustee lot No. %
IN square $685. fronting IS feet on street e., and
having depth or 81 feet inches improved by
small frame, TO Mrs Susan Fletcher, for $780, also,
0r John Ardeeser ana Gustav Giesler, trustees,
larts OF lots 16 and IL. block No. 9, In Todd &
BROWNS subdivision OF part or Mt Pleasant
fronting 20 feet on Sheridan street, with a depth
- IS feet, to Mrs. Anna n. Schultz, for $780, I'm
p1Dved BY small frame.
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TIE FIRST ANNUAL DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
OF Mrs Adeline DuvIl Mack's school OF elocution
end dramatic art, given at FOrd'S Opera House on
Mo4i'iey evening WAS in itself most enjoyable
AFFAIR. but most Important in the promise ft gave
OF future achievements when these annual err. En-
&iiuIaents shall have become we'll established in
cae calendar Though the young gentlemen
nhd iadlcS nuT''ered among Mrs. Macs'3
pip.i; 6sSayed roles o. the most exactin0
requirements, their performances In most
every Instance not only exhibited much skill
IN execution, but also indicated Just conception
OF character Those who took leading parts In the
evenings entertainment We're Misses Daisy and
Bessie Brown, Fanny Washington, Nan White,
Belle Adams, little julia Rianhard, little IOllie.
Mrs. Mack. Mrs Susie Bowie MeSSrs- Clarence
Waters, G. +. Erdman, G.. y. Roberts H. WOrtsch
J. Rutter, JAS Lacy, III. T. Topley Ed Davis j.
H. Keller, C. W. OsgOod, T. d. Frawley and Loris
LegriS
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THE GRAND ARMY ENCAMPaEsT-General w
L w. Ross arrived from Philadelphia yesterday
and held conference at the Ebbitt House with
Col. ThOmasSon, OF the Union Veteran Corps: Col
j. U. II. Burnside, OF the National Rifles: Col w
q Moore and Lieutenant Kelly, OF Capital Cit,
Guards, and Captain Fleetwood, OF the Washing.
ton Cadets, with reference 10 the approaching
Grand Army encampmeIt In Baltimore. Assur
anees were given that the Washington military
organizations VIII be fully represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound revtves the dropping spirits,
invigOrates and harmoniZes the organic functions,
the natural luster to the eye, and plants on the
pale cheek beauty the fresh roses OF LIES spring
and early summer time. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

AN ACCIDENT, which resulted In the almost in
slant death OF horse, occurred on street, near
the Riggs market, last Tuesday. A horse be-
longing to Mr.. Charles r. Morgan, and attached
to wagon, becoming frightened by q flock OF
sheep which was being driven through the streets,
Fan away. The horse ran into horse driven by
Mrs. Ann Hessler market woman, and one of the
shafts pierced the breast OF Mrs. Hesser's horse,
killing 1t, as stated, almost instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

ssKBuchuPaiba.,
Quick, complete cure, all ANNOYING Kidney Blad.
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists. Depot
StOtt Cromwell.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucuoneer..

PARhC Nnl SUITES Z s, THOROUGHBRED IN PLUsH;
NUT CHAMBER SUITES; WALNUT WARD.
KOBE; NAH SOFAS. BUREAUS AND NASH.
STANDS; HALL RACK AND HALL CHAIRS:
MLNUT BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS AND WASH.
sIANDS: BOOKCASE; EXTENSION ABLE
AND 1lNlNG-ROOM CHAIRS; BRUSSEIS IN.
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS: CHINA. al, Asa
&C.
On TUESDAY. JUNE SIXTH. II TEN O'CLOCK A.
M. we sI eeI q No i2S llth street north est Tho
Terms cash,
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for any case OF nervousness, sleepleSSneSs wea
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia &C., relief is sure
The only nerve medicine for the price In market
In Walls IS cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

A Delightful Novelty.
Ladies prefer FIoreston Cologne because they
find this lasting combination OF exquisite perfumes
q delightful novelty.
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.sAlderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in glib. WARD" prints 40c. per Id
| Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
topper ct Cream. 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

Nervous Observation-Disclosures Weakness.
Nervous Debility is promptly and permanently
cured by Aliens Brain FOod-$1 per package, Tor
S.. At Druggists or free by mall 9. receipt OF
price. from JOHN II. ALLEN, 3l7 First Avenue, N. Y.
SroTT CROMWELL, Agents, $50 Penn'a avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

Good for BabieA
When have a baby at breast nothing is so use.
full for quiettng nay own and baby's nerves as Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. 1t prevents bowel complaints
and fs better than any sttmulant to give strength
and appctite.-A Ne,cark Mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

Surely as the Birds i'm Spring Time,
comes natures demand for that most potent rem.
edy for all BILIOUS troubles-Tarrant's Settler
Aperient eO3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-01

You Can Save Doctor Bills
and keep your family always well with hop Bit
tprS
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SIX CRATES OF ASSORTED oRocKERY AT Auo.
SATURDAY. JUNE Third 1884 st TWELVE
O'CLOCK within my salesrooms shall sell the above
sSnas, The attention Of the trade IL RESPECTFULLY
c~iicu 70 InH sale.