Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
A Varied perf0rp,,nu

A Varied Performance.
Many wonder how ParKers Ginger Tonic can
essence OF ginger, when in fact it is made from
many valuable medicines which act benecially On
every diseased organ.
For anv case Of S,n .s 'e RSwsrH ucarate
or protruding piles that Dni;InS,s Pile Remedk
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ. d. 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. CISCO
A Card.
TO all who are suffering from the errors and in
dlScretonS of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C, will send recipe
that will cure you free of charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addreSsed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. iNMAN. Station d, New YORK city.
500.
The Importers Tea Company of New York have
opened a branch store In this city. Their tea
ana coflee are put up in paper cans; tea cans
weighs X pounds, and coffee cans Qncluding con-
tentS) average 81 pounds. The tea and coffee is
OF an eXcelpntquality and we'll worth the money
Every can contains Il souvenir OF from ten
cents to $50 cash or more, or gold or silver
watches or jewelry, and also genuine diamond
at fair retail price more than that asked, with
out any regard to the souvenir. This company
take this method to advertise their goods, and
AFTER March 18th these teas and cOeeS will be sold
wholly On their merits by their agent at the same
price, but without the souvenir: Orders by mail
States Cash should always accompany the
order. Cans always selected by dlslnterested
parties parties, for T people out Of the city Address I'M
Washington, d. G. Price 81 per can; II cans for
$40; % cans for 800: 60 cans for $50
During the past week hundreds and hundreds Of
WatcneS were given away, besides great many
artcies OF JeWelry, such as diamond rings collar
buttons ear rings, etc, amethyst, pearl, sapphire,
KINDS, including butter dishes, gobiets, napkin
holders, tea SETS &c. In addition to the above
many cash presents varying in amount from so
a ay tho S.h
much aStonished as the byst1nders. Below we
give partial list of those who have purchased tea
names in Tomorrow mornings papers Perhaps
you may find friend among the lucky ones.
DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA On VALUE FROM SOS TO
M T. Server. {restaurant), Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot, ring, $50: A. n: Wyman, Assistant
Mount Pleasant, ring. $50; Mrs Thomas sullivan.
81 st. ne, ring, $50; John Grant COZ II St NV.
ring, $50; Mrs F II. Harrington, 6ls % st. NV,
NV, ring, $50; Mrs William Mcmahon, al3 Sd
St Sc, ring, $50; Mrs c. Barnes. Treasury de-
ket, studs, 500; Miss E. A. Hughes. Washington
county, Md, ring, $50: w. z. Eden, policeman, e.
s; jail ring, $50; Mrs W: II. Wetzel, 1915 3sd St,
Nd, ear-drops $40; Miss May Gordon, Annapolis,
NO. NO eard ropps so Hackman Saay chro
studs, $50; Gen. Martin, Columbus, Ohio, studs,
s!0O; Hon. Il. Morgan, st. Louis, Mo-, collar button,
WATCHES FOUND IN TEA I'm VALUE FROM 50 TO S1OO.)
Mrs. II. NJ. Clinton. lis Md. ave. me-, chatelaine
$l5; Johanna Triplett 1446 Corcoran St n. W.,
,ady,s watch; Mrs B. oyerman, sla st NV; R
son ave-, watch, s12; james Hall, Al Pierce ST.;
Earnest Meyer ibaker), 81 ST. s.w, watch, sl2;J j.
Jameson ls6 LIST St NV; VIM. H; Hoover (butcher,
Samuel g. Kinsley, manager National Theater,
chafela1ne, 3d. MIS- H. B. Strait wife of Congress
Moss, ticket agent, Alexandria Va, watch, s12;
r. T: King, (resJaurant) Baltimore and Potomac
eeP9 Nd vs s1s sg engs
6 street NV; j. Louis Ford, manager Ford's
Opera House, chatelane, s1s; E. B. Hay, chat
for Mr.: Hay. Ehaa Woo, alias John Chnaman. a
tea merchant, Washington Market Mrs. E. NJ.
Gowe a. 2li . Pa ave NV Mr. Kennedy II st. n.
sl2: Schwing Clarke, corner nth and G SITS NV,
watch Sl2: Melville c: shuster, sl9 Pa. ave. NV;
packer, sig st. NV, watch, SIP: F. F. MIX, 14s
arlington, va; NJ. Hack Daily criie; james F.
watch, $12: Mrs: j. Dierken I'd ST. and Mass. ave. ;
DE- L. W. Richie post surgeon Fort Myer, watch,
GIG 14th st. NV Miss Noble J. Jones, Butler sta
S 1ar6ell, Deputy conptroiler' United state;
corner 10th ST. and Pa. ave. NV, watch, s12; A. A.
Brooke, sds La ave, chatelaine, So; Joseph F.
lie prolt Park Johnson s s1 1st st.
winder, s12; Maize Duckett, Glendale Station.
Ma, watch, sc; Thomas B. kalbfus, business
johnson ColOred, Georgetown, solid gold hunting
case watch. $50: Samuel Goodrich, s16 9th ST. n.
W. c, SEMESTER sS Charles Murphy Naval
T. Ashford, 40S 10th St NV, stem-setter, $15; Mrs
General Bates, near Lynchburg, Va, horse timer,
is-karat gold watch. $50; r McNally, ss4 Pa ave.
money order division ehatsiaine, SIS; Mrs HUB
tirp1G oh oil DIN o..
watch, 500: Hon. Geo. Holmes, restaurant, COZ
lcolored>, 1884 18th st. n.w lady's solid gold is
karat watch. $50; JOh9 A. Beacham, captain str.
Excelsior; NV. Casey Registrars office, Treasury
and Penn. ave-, stem;wtnder, so; j. D. Davis, SUI
perntendent W. n. s.sNational cemetery, Alexan-
dria, Va, stem winder, SIS; also sixteen valuable
watches found in coffee
CASH PRESENTS FOUND IN TEA
Mary Myers seaMStress, $50; P. o. NELL,
Swampoodle. $50; Henry Hobeston, National hotel.
sls Pa ave n w.. SIS; j. Miller Heesburg, va. $50;
Dennis g, oConnelI, Stauaton, Va, s25; J. Rosen-
fax Court House. Va So Hon. W@ H. ae Harris 4s
223 South RObey ST., Chicago, ILL.,, $50; j. G. Smith,
conductor Pennsylvania Railroad company, $50;
Chas. Johnson (colOred), Alexandria, Va. S75: Mary
Jackson, servant, Mass. ave-, 500; M. V. Casey,
Registrars Office, Treasury department, SO.
ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE
Mrs. Il. RollOw, GA Maryland ave. s.w.; Mrs.
Gen. L. Bingham, auckland, Va; Miss s. Brown
ing 1916 ST. sw. ; Miss NJ. Patton, 1919 9Th ST. sw;
Mrs Simpson, Linden Station, Md; j. DePue, 517
18th st sW.; JAS. M. Toy, 1851 Sampson st. W. NJ.
Ebert 1888 LIST st. ne; Chas. Whitmore. George
town; Mrs. VIM. II. Bergman, 9th and N SITS. NV;
Rayey Hudnel Sd st. Sc, barber at the Capitol;
NJ ROland COO 9th ST. NV; JOS. Shelton. police,
400 18th St NV; L. s. Parker waiter, 43 st NV
A. j. Powell, police, 425 th ST. Sc; Ignatius Dor
seyr, Hilsdaie, DC. Mrs. A. Gleason, North Cap
itol St me-; Robert French, collector, Unontown,
DC; Hattie Cox, 36th ST., Georgetown; Jas.
Crates, Buffalo, NY; Loeb Brothers, Staunton,
Va: Miss Nav Davidson 1927 ST NV. w r
Free, Nokesville, Va; w. Ii. Weaver, Fredericks-
burg, Va; Mrs Elizabeth Jackson, 2o P st. NV.
..Alderney Dairy Wuaons.v
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in Alb. "Ward" prints. 55c. per 10.
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
Sc. Der ot. Cream 15c mint.