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Death Of WIN. Ori.e. Esn.

Mr.. VIM. Orne, one of our oldest and best known
citizens died at his residence, 725 9Th street, near
H. on Saturday afternoon, in his 10th year, the ia
tai ailment being pneumonia. Mr.. Orne was
native of the District and had resided here all his
life. He engaged in the grocery business in 1888,
and was for forty years actively engaged in
III on pennsylvania avenue near 1lth street. He
was director OF tho Washington Gaslight Com
pany; OF the National Metropolitan Bank; of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
ana OF the CorcOran Insurance Company. He was
also interested in the Inland and SeabOard Coast
Ing Company, and was connected with number
or other business enterprises After being en-
the business to his SONS. His funeral will take
place Tomorrow from his residence as above Mr..
OrlneS death adds another to the long list of
prominent citizens OF the District who have died
TINS winter. He was gentleman OF strict integ-
rlIy. ana was greatly respected by all classes He
leaves a wife and three grown children.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON Il GEORGETOWN !
X. r. Co., GEORGETOWN. ID. c..
February 8, 1882.
At meeting of the directors of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad company. held to-day,
the following resolutions We're unanimously
adopted;
ResOlUed That in the death of our late associate Mr.
H. orne the company has lost Of its most useful
nlnbers, and the directors honOred personal friend
Elected amenber of the board in 1867, and serving
wise counsel have been manifested in all its important
undertakings; and bis well known integrity charac-
ter served to win the confidence OF all who associ
ated With him III business.
ResGfred, That a mark of respect this board will
attend ms funeral in body and that copy of these
resolutions be transmitted To his family.
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The Condemned Assassin.

DEPARTURE OF HIS COUNSEL, Mr.. sCovILLE, FOR
NEW YORK-THE DEATH WATCH AT THE JAIL
THE FUTURE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. George ScOvlle left the city for New York
yesterday. Before his departure he told STAR
reporter that he would not return to Washington
for two or three weeks and might not return at all
II can work on the bill Of EXCEPTIONS he sad sin
any other place Just as well as here. Then / can
send it here to Mr. Reed If he remains in the city
or If not to him, 10 the district attorney. sup
pose viii have at least until the 4th OF March
the beginning OF the next ter1n-to file the bill.
Judge Cox says, IL necessary. the term may be eX-
tended to accommodate me-" Mr.. Scovle said
that when he mlda his farewell visit to
the Jail Saturday he had arranged with
the warden not to let any publications go out from
Guitelu- In company with Warden Croker. Mr.
nave al Gai{eaus mail-now under err suspension on
account OF the discovery OF alleged smallpox virus
In letters addressed to the prisoner Saturday
fumigdted and diSinfected.
GJITEAU'S SUNDAY.
Guteau saw no visitors yesterday except his
brother John. He was in good spirits, and ap-
pcared sanguine that he would escape the death
sentence which hangs over him. He denounced
Mr.. ScoyiHe for having gone to New YORK. saying
Mr. SJOylle ought TO devote his whole time to him.
THE DEATH WATCH.
The usual extra guard for condemned MUIR
derer has been detailed to stand watch over
Guteau. Warden Croker says that from the
present time until he mounts the scaffOll the
prisoner VIII be under the closest surveillance.
Mr.. sCOyILLE's VISIT TO NEW YORK.
IT IS understood that OF the matters that call
Mr.. Saoyille to New York is to arrange for the
delivery of lecture there, and also for the pub
1catiOn OF book. lie says he has relatives in
New York, Brooklyn, Albany ana Springfield,
Mass whom he viii visit While east. Speaking
OF Guteau'S apparently hopeful frame OF mind Mr.
ScoVllle remarked To Il STAR reporter: 1.-THE idea
OF his being disappointed oiil,e-oeeker IS absurd.
lie Was never disappointed in his Lille. Whenever
anything goes wrong with him, he always sees a
remedy AT Oncc.'
THE PRISONERS CONDITION TODAY.
Guiteau's appetite has slightly improved to-day,
but he does rot take as much food as he did dur
ing the early days of the trial, and he begins to
show about the eyes signs of mental unrest. There
rs however, in the opinion of the jail officials, no
danger whatever OF Mr.. ScoyilleS prediction COM
Ing true that he VIII become 4 raVIng maniac.
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ANiIyAfillpnfS. Ac

FORD'S OFERA HoUsE.-The Opara House this
Week viii he the scene Of a welcome reproduction
OF Idie,sce. by Mr.. {. T.. FOrlS comic opera com
pany- Inc company has been strengthened since
1t was here last. and according to all accounts
gives most admirable presentation OF this
CHI; rining opera.
NATIoSAL THEATER.-Mr John Mccullough viii
commence his second week 1t the National to-
night appearing as The 1.-The Gladiator"
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH.-lhP testimonial con-
cert rendered to Mrs. j. s. Powell. which takes
place at the congregational Church tomorrow
evening Will lie participated in by Miss Evan of
New ork; Miss McGrew, Mime. kdSpar, Mrs Pow
ell, VT Chas. kaiser, or Baltimore: DR.. j. W. Bis
cIioii, MI. " arren Young, and Prof. VIM Naderkcr
the new Capital Theater n variety program Of
great excellence The Capital is getting a large
snare OF patronage and deserves it.
ODD FELLOWS HAIJ~-gIC second grand lcyee
OF the popular A.SC. of Anchor LoG e, No g. L O
NJ. viii b. given at Odd Fellows Hall next We'd
h,Sdat evening. IL viii be a most pleasant affair
- HE ASHINGToN LIGHT GUARD FAIR at Masonic
Tempe anortt5 a most attractive and Cheerful
evening resort The attendance despite the in
clch' Ut weather Of the past few days, has been
large. Tie nion Veteran CORPS viii attend the
far Tonight in Uniform. A lIge representation
oi ihe IT, n. x. viii a $50 be present Tonight
Two SENTENCES BY JUDGE Cox.-HeIen Duckett
convicted last Thursday OF using violence on no
ice cIcer (liranSonl, was sentenced this morning
DF Judge COX 10 nine months in Jail GEORGE MIC
Caluey. indicted for the larceny OF coachr1akers
Tools, valued at sf1, from c. {. Anderson pleaded
guilty THIS tnorlinr. and he was sentenced to one
year In the Auburn (N.I.) state prison.
FOR BARGAINS in kid gloves read loves advt
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PIG BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERY.
5000 yards from cents per yard.
Big Bargain in PIQUES.
2,ooO yards half price-12a cents.1
Big Bargain in CoUNTERPANEs.
200 CROCHET COUNTERpANEs
Double width. only 81 each
CASES BLEACHED sHEETINd.
Splendid quality 25 cents.
TwILJ.ED CRASH. 81 cents.
Big Bargain in CASHMERES.
Double width. all wool, IS cents.
CLOTH for Boys wear, 25, so, 81, so cents
BLACK SILKS. Soc. 75c., 81, 1928.
CARPETS at prime cost.
TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS. &c.. &C. and 7sc.
TABLE LINENS. IS. 81. so. c. IS.
BLEACHED COTTONS PERCALES MADRAS
GINGHAMS. WHITE FLANNELS, CHEyIOTS.
FINE WHITE CAMBRIC. 10 cents.
TOWSON'S,
e96 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR,
80 South Side near Center Market.
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Fire Escapes Needed.


To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
In view Of the recent destruction of the :Jeffcr-
son school building by fire we would suggest the
pfoprety Of calling on our respected citizen, Mir.
W. W. Corcoran, to cause proper fire escapes to be
placed upon his building at the corner OF 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue This structure
covers the entire area from Pennsylvania avenue
10 r street, and has upwards OF two hundred
rooms; IS thckly tenalted and has but two wooden
stalrWays. The engine room Is in the basement,
ascend The space occupied by the elevator and
probably cut off the exit at either staircase The
interior OF the building is finished wholly in wood,
and fire, either during the day or night would
UNDOUBTEDLY cause the loss OF many lives, eSpecl-
ally among the tenants on the upper floors Of the
UulldlnS. MANY TENANTS.
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The License Question.

To the Editor Of THE EvESISG STAR:
noticed that you published the petition Of the
merchants OF tue District Of Columbia protesting
against the reduction Of commercial agent license
agree with them. There Is no place whore com
inefcldl agents can do so much Tor such little
outlay Nine-tnths Of the houses that have
always paid the license to do business here do not
want reduction. The petitioners Tor d reduction
are those who have always violated the license
law OF the District. Since the authorities have nut
special officers 70 look after them they know they
cannot do any business here without being ar
rested. Hence the petition.
COMMERCIAL. AGENT.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
8 nsNSemenfs TO.nsya,t.

foRDS OPERA HoCSE-Pdtiencp
NATIONsL THEATER--JOhn Mccullough as ssThe
Gladiator
CAPITAL MISUNDERSTANDING variety program.
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THE SMALLPOX EPIDENIC.-SmalpoX took an adj
vance III Brooklyn last week. Fourteen cases were
reported, as against thirteen the previous week
only one death was reported. Thirty-siX cases Of
smallpox were found in New York last week, Il
decrease ~ tWenty-fOur cases as compared with
the preceding week. Seven cases We're found yes
lerlay, OF which two were in the Orphans Home
ana Asylum OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
one case or smallpox occurred in this institution
week ago. The children were removed To the
smallpox hospital -Four cases Of smallpox
were reported at the health Office in Baltimore
Saturday and Yesterday.
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DRY GOODS.
ILLUMINATED SPRING sUITINGs.

NEW FRENCH SATINES
PARIS BATISTES and TOILE DALc CE,
ANDERSoN'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
PRINTED ALI. LINEN LAWNS,
LUP1N'S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS.
CoURTAULDS ENGLISH GRAPES and Wells.
ELEFANT BLACK RHADAMES from 81. to "a.
RICH CULORED RHADAMES. from 81. IS to 81. IS.
"a inch wide ALL-SILK SATIN SURAHS. at 81. -.
BLACK and CoLORED vELvETS and Pushes.
MORE FRANCHISE. in all co,ors.
BLACK SILKS. from 75c. to IS, best makes.
Extra Good Values in
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, SHEET.
ING, and PILLOW LINENS.
NEW WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
inspection is solicited the stock is entirely
new and all goods from the best manufacturers at
home and abroad
THE LOWEST CORRECT PRICES GUARAN-
TEED.
SEAT0N PERRY.
(SUCCESSoR To PERRY & BRorEER'O
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
Established 1870 "a
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THE following special bargains viii he sold to-
morrow only 1T r. G0l6iaehmid's mapmoth depart
meDt store, S12 9Th street between III and north
west: 81 IT. clothes lines. Sc Co IT. 10: 90 It, 15c
A. superior. lctheS pins Sc; crimped wash boards
BE. worth 3Oc.; rolling pins. 4c.; hammers 4c. !;
hatchctS, I5t: wooden mixing bowls, &C.; electric
egg heaters. o.; ii inch trays. &C.. bread toasters
Dc: PARTITION muffin pans. SC; partition. Toe.
machine oilers, &C.; silver glass bouquet holders,
3D.; - different styles of decorated English china
Tea sets. containing "a pieces 81 %. worth from So
IL 3; best shoe backing. 3. a large box; metallic
plated tea spoons. l0c- DOZEN table spoons, pc
dozen real ma IOca fruit plates, Zoe. Also great
DargaInS in every depart mont.
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TILE NlRiINIA NINE nrs ,srER-Tha latest l,o]

THE VIRGINIA NINE DIsASTER.-The latest reports
from the Midlothian mine state that during sun
day morning a relief party descended the grove
shaft, but were compelled to return before reach
Ing the bottom. AT 80 PIN. another party went
down 10 The Dottom ana upon their return reported
pure air below. At $50 superintendent DoddS.
with third party, made the descent, remaining
nearly an hour. After reaching the bottom they
explored the tunnel for some distance, and at the
mouth OF one or the chambers in the vicinity of the
engine they discovered body, which is supposed
10 be that OF cOlored fireman. Robert SummelS
IhlS body, together with that discovered Saturday
night, was brought to the surface last evening.
me WORK OF repairing the brattfce for the improve
is expected that to-day more satisfactory eXplora-
ton can be made.
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NJ. AUGESSTEIN. 81. eth street northwest, Offers
for tomorrow only, the following bargains: Din
nef sets. - pieces. Ss; dec grated covered Dishes
62,-; London gObletS, i2c- dozen; fancy wine
glasses 5sc. dom: japlnned water carriers 35c.
10N1i sheet iron pans, lie; % cl0thespinS 10c- !:
6xi0 bread pans, 5r.; plated butter knives, lie.
fancy box Of paper and envelopes He: large
Scissors I3r: medium. o.; hair brushes, g.: soup
ladies', black handle. be: extra fine scrdbbing
brushes g.; bread coasters, o.; covered butter
diGHa -
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GOOD ADyGCE.

Ladies, please listen. for the coming week
II extra good value you desire tt seek.
In Dry Goods and Notions of very first rank,
Read the following catalogue, opposite Riggs Bank:
Our bargains in Hanburrs for sewing DAYS
Have caused thousands already with pleasure 70 gaze
At the patterns. fine qualities and prices low
Popular patronage gives preference TO CoCHtANE& CO
Our last years Enbroideries in great demand,
But this seasons far exceed others on hand,
Ihen X was well to feel our way with some tact,
The New Departure now is a settled fact.
Our fine Linens, too, we told you before
None are better IN the District than inside or door,
irish, Scotch, French and German of very best fax
All who see them cannot enthusiasm relax.
Towels and NAPKINS or Danlasks by the yard
10 IND such qualities at prices IL very hard,
Ladies look and compare. this District all over
And invariably return, the above truth TO discover.
COCHRANE'S Muslin Underwear. the people say,
In searching for good barxans day by day,
Best cloth, best work by Nuns machine"
Opposite Riggs, for tie price, the best is seem"
fl
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JAMES MINOR. n small colorc1 hoy, pleaded guilty
In The Police Court saturday 10 aSSauitIng boy
named Michael Doyle, who st@ted that they are
both newoboyS. and had n dispute on the avenue
about some change, AMI Minor stabbed him in the
side with knife. lie was sentenced 10 80 days ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

Wine and Cake FOR EVENINGS.
Alfred Sneer, OF New Jersey, il should be known.
Is one OF the most extensive producers and dealers
III Pure Wines and ErandcS III the United States.
lie imported the vines OF the Portugal grape and
now grows them in his own vineyard From these
grapes is made the celebrated wine now known as
SpasrS Port Grape Wine. 1t is sold by Druggists
and GrOcer5.
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Weather iSullefi


TIE chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
the following spccial bulletin Tn the press:-
The barometer + lowest IN Dakota and Minnesota.
and highest ia the south Atlantic states. At this
report fair weather prevails The temperature
has fallen slightly Ia the Lake superior and Lake
Huron regions, eI,eWhera there has been general
rI>n. The temperature Is from degrees to l. lie
grvss below the mean for Inc month In New Eng
land. and - above the rae n in tle northwest.
where warm wave moving To tha south ana east
Il now central; II viii be followed BY cold wave.
which * already entered Washington Territory,
Idaho and Montana. Fair weather is indie Ited
for today and Tuesday in New England, middle
Atlantic AM south Atlantic states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

DANNASSS. 500 eth 81. NV. Offer for this week
only ladies underg8rmentS slightly soiled, at less
Than cost price 5000 yiS of Hamburg embr0iderieS
st 3. T. ;. g. :. 49,. 600 yards OF extra wide Ham,
burES, Tor tOuncing. from 12zc. 10 252. yd; DAM
mJDnS own" our double OOnet WhalebOne corset,
al tSc.-the best for that price ia the city. DR..
Warmers celebrated health corset, only 81. Dam
mann'S. S06 eth II NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

Mr.. GLEN VIM, an aged resident Of Pickens
county, S. c., on Wednesday last, while driving a
wagon on his way home, fell out upon his head,
preaklhS his neck ana causing instant death. He
Was So Years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

FIRE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.-LaSt Thurs
day evening the dwelling house of Mr.. w. A. Cook,
near Gaithersburg, Nd. caught fire from the eX-
poSion OF a coal oil lamp in the kitchen and was
burned to the ground. Most of the furniture was
saved from the dwelling. No insurance On the
building. Loss about 81 OD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

FBESH VACCINE POINTS, lust received from New
England Vaccine farm, Is cents each. 10 for $780,
az Drew : Drugstore. corner 9th street and Penn
Syiyanid avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

THE big fire I'm View YORK and the destruction of
fhe Jefferson school building should remind prop
erty owners IT, effect an Insurance with the 600
lumbla, No. 1921 Z street northwest, 4 safe AMI
reliable home company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

GIRLS LEAP INTO ETERNITT.-A young girl
named Angelina McSweeny, who had been com
mltted to the House OF the Good Shepherd at East
New York. lost her life Saturday Ia attempting to
escape from the building. She sprang from NTH
story window to the roof of an adjoining building
Two stories III height and sustained in jurieS from
which she died in an hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

For General Debility
ana ProStratlon Hop Bitters Will do wonders
Prove il by trial.
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DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD a LoTHRoP.

M oopNahD a Lofhh
THREE WEEKS BEFORE STOCK TAKING.
W ~ Nm iIoSfsr PRICES y w
q listers Z 'N'A'S' ~ n
DoLMANS, "
n CIRCULARS, n
~ AND ~
w LIGHT JACKETS,
w IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. w
4 REMSANTs AND SHORT LENGTHS OF /.
SEivETs, IA
WOODEN DRESS GOODS. ="
~ coro; si3S & ,l Line q - ~
Reduced T. 81. 90 Per Yard.
MrRi n>feain SI in w naaies spa missss'
~ Reduced tr1'n SOC: 7ss 60; and 81 Pair. ~
MERINo UNDERWEAR.
Especially where We have broken lines II sizes.
r Prices are made very low: vii! reray examina- r
- BARGAINS in Gentlcmen,s IL
n MERiN0 UNDERWEAR
" opr whole line reduced; Our soc, quality to u
-, s3c. 69c. qnshiy TO Doe; our sSc quality TO
L each fni rSenisr- made. and guaranteed 20 per i
cent wool They are medium weight; Just right
ii ioi present wear III
n NEW GOODS! NEW GOoDSm
IL NEN SttifS -. k
We are daily opening New Spring Goods,
a such as GlNGnAMs, PRlNTs. cAMBRiCs n
STYLES. ~
ID fNDIAIINrNs. PERSIAN LAWNS. MAIN IN
Job Lot' Of White Goods Isl in Check. f isids
and Stripes. at loc., l2gc., and Ice. per yard.
We are also Offering splendid Bareains I'm
ID Hamburg ldg1ngs and lnsertIngs. Cam ID
ID brio. Nalnsook and Swiss and have just added I'D
an elegant hue of MiGe FIonncings. nj 25c
a 37tc and SOC. per yard. which Grand Bar. n
" gains. ~
: GERM h TABLE DaMASKs. G
DolLIES
n towels. N
at the same prices advertised January LIST.
4 Reached paluasAs. tut - inches WIDE, only n
" Il per yard, REGULAR SIS quality. hey are "
superb We shall also add another loo dozen
~ OF our now celebrated NJ
~ CREAM DAMASk T0NEI. IN
aNi5 fneh at $50 per Thousand, 25c for
one Towel. Buy one!
Ill We beg 70 srain cali attention TO orr Nagni- III
ncent Assortment of torsets and Ladies' Mus
i'm Underwear. located with Cloak Depart n
" lItnt on our Second Floor, affording oppor- "
tIillty for careful examination.
l Also q line of HOOP SKIRTS and BCSTLES, T1
u cheap. "
Zen Button length Opera Musquetaire
- GLOVES, only 81 30 per Pair. They are very 9
~ handsome, Whites and Operas. -
Ladies' all Linen Hemstitched HaNnKER-
Il CHIEFS, 3for Doc Enough 10 say they u
IL good those sold in November at same u
price.
92l-PENNsYLyANIA AyENUE-a21
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THE EVENING STAR.
February q. 1SS1.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, DC. February 8. 1Ss2. g: 80 an
For the mi lille Atlantic states, fair weather,
variable winds, shifting TO caSterly. stationary or
ll-L-r talaIA.E.. tur.. q nj nrl-.Ilra
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THREE DOH AIRS dozen forc3b!net photographs,
81 the New Photo Co Rcoittings male until sat
isf"ctoTy without extra Charge: elegant rooms:
one easy flight Gf stairs. PENIS! Ivanit ave, three
doors west OF 9th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

COLORED CASHMERES. IN LIGHT Blu E.
y Cream and other coors. wide double width, ali
wool, So
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS. reduced
from so to p.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, large size, $3.50.
COLORED SILKS, so.
COLORED SILK PLUSH. reduced from g. IS ITO g. 60
PIANO COVERS. SILK EMBROIDERED. s.. as.
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, sI.25.
COLORED and BLACK CASHAlERES, double width.
pure wool, BY.
All Of our heavy do1ible-width CLOAKING CLOTHS
reduced to 81 so and 81.
BLACK SILK VELVET 81.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, widest double
width reduced from IS to $50.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS, reduced from 81 to S.
All Of orr 81. % BLACK SILKS reduced to ST.
All of our 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced to 81 IS
COLORED CASHMERES reduced from Is to 1917
COLORED and BLACK SATINS, rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

Eas: Dreams,
disturbed sleep Indigestion, Stomach Gas, all
vdnishes before Hop BitterS.
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Sub;imeiy Sunarb.

Sub;imeiy Sunarb.
a pair OF beautiful sun Flowers on EaSflS Will be
mailed free to any lady who viii SEMI n three
cent postage stamp TO Dr. C. W. BENSON, 100 North
Eutaw street, Baltimore. Md.
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DR. sIBLEY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA

nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
AWine Bters contains ten ingredients nine Of vege-
tables and one OF iron: The magnetic iron which
ty and i the form in which it is found in the blood
neuralgia. rheumatism, scrofuta, marasmus, bilious
and maariai feyers and all disease Of the stomach,
liver, blood and nerves; also, all female diseases.
Price. 81. Sod BY Druggists and at los Pennsyvania
avenue northwest ME
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CITY ITEMS.
Thanks

Thanks
to Introduction Of Dr. 8uiTS Cough SyruD coughs
are speedily cured for - cents