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1t Was the Mule That Suffered.

IL was the Mule Tn0t S0ttefeO.
From the Brooklyn Eagle
colOred blacksmith undertook to shoe q
mule The animal was FESTIVE and in the midst
of the proceeding let 60 with its of rear hoof.
striking the operator with all its force in the
side of the head. A few days afterwards
somebody asked the owner whether the negro
had sustained severe injuries.
81 can't say that he did" dejectedly returned
the man, "but the mule goes on three legs"
Use ShDrs Words.
The great art in tho use Of words is use only
those that will clearly present our ideas to the
minds of other people The best words for this
end are short words, because all classes Of per-
sons know what they mean, and they are easily
kept In mind. HoratiO' Seymour says:
'The English of our Bible is good. Now and
then some long words are found, and they al
ways hurt the verses in which you find them"
Take that which says. 20 We generation of
vipers, who hath warned you to flee from the
wrath to Gomez"
There is one long word which ought not to be
in 1t, namely, "generatien." In the old version
the old word 'broods isused. Read the verse
again with this term, and you feel its full force:
80 We viper's brood, who hath warned you to
flee from the wrath 10 Gomez"
Crime sometimes does not look like crime
when it is set before US in the many folds Of a
long word. When man steals and we call 1t
''OeIac0tl0n we are 8C D loss 10 know II IL ID
blunder or a crime.
If he does not tell the truth and we are told
that it is case of "prevarication," it takes
some time to know just what we should think
of it.
No man will ever cheat himself into wrong
doing, nor will he be at a loss to Judge of
others, If he thinks and speaks of acts in clear
crisp terms.
It is good rule, If one is at q loss to know
if an act is right or wrong, to write it down in
short, straight-out English.
A Teutonic compliment: 'De picture You hat
painted is most putiful; dere IS only Won word in
de English lanekguige vich describes it and
hat vorgotten it..
In good old days long gone Old lady (apro-
pos of wiry and ancient leg of mutton) -s'D'ye
mean to say that this is lamb?" Butcher
Certify, mum!' Old lady-"Maybe it was
once; you and I was lambs about the same
time. london Judy.
Browns eye BACKED: They were discussing
religious questions Said Brown, ~ tell YOU
that if the other animals do not exist after
death, neither does man. There is no differ
ence between man and beast" ssIf anybedy
could convince me of that it would be- Won
Brown" replied Deacon Jones demurely.-Bos.
ton Transcript.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Special Weather Bulletin.
LOCAL RAINS TO-MoRROW.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
tie following sueciaI bulletin TO the press:-
The barometer Is highest in the middle Atlantic
states and lowest In Minnesota, where storm OF
Slight energy, moving IN easterly track is CEN
trail The winds are, in general, light and varia-
Die General rsins have fallen In the northwest,
put lair weather prevails in the other districts.
The temperature has risen from 80 to 100 in the
northwest and upper lake region, and remained
nearly stationary in the other districts Local
rains are Indicated on Wednesday in the lower
lake region, the middle states and New England.
ana 1alr weather In the south Atlantic and east
gulf states.
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CLOSING SALE OF paintings, engravings, etch-
1ngs, original drawings and sketches Wednesday
evening at : 80 at Mr.. Dowlings salesrooms. Don't
forget IL.
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JUST RECEIVED fine lot OF Old 1865 Cornac for
msalcal purposes. PHYSICIANS Will please take
notice. AT Chr. Xander's GIL 9TH street northwest
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NooT's--Elegant white dresses. well made, OF
good materials, at So, $3.50, IS to $3.50. A few
more or the parasoiS, with Spanish lace covers, at
ST. to s325; cheapest parasol offered this season
NOOt'S. g15 PennSylY ania avenue.
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WE HAVE A BIG RUN on ladies' hand-sewed
French kid: $3.50 lox-tie button; 50 ladies' Kill
button boots; 75c. sandal and opera slippers $is5
VaSSar ties. GentS-S2 low cloth top button; 81 80
fine calf low and high shoes, boys and youths fine
low shoes. Misses and chillren'S soc. slippers.
Hahns, SIG 7th street aud 1922 Pennsylvania ave
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EVERY Housewares should avail themselves of
the generous oiler OF Smith, Hanway & Co. See
advertisement in another column.
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The SPencerian Business College Com
mencements

LIST OF THE GRADUATES THIS EVENING
The following IS the list OF those who will gradu-
ate at the commencement exercises at the Spen-
cerian Business College commencement at Lincoln
hall to night:
Ladies', day clas5es-Margaret A. Allen, D. c.. /;
Mary E. Boyer, ID. c.; Lucille l. Miller (salutator-
ianl. Neb.; Mary O'Donoghue, d. c.; Minetta Pow
ell tvaledictOrianl, Ohio; Nellie Spencer, Ohio.
Gentlemen, day classes-George J. Bauer, Va;
Charles f. Bernhard, ID. c.; John w. BlakelOck, ID.
c.; George W. l. Buckler (valedictorian), Md. !;
George & Bush, ILL.,; John Z. Clarke tsalutatOrtan),
ID. c.; julius A. Eisenbess, ID. c.. Marcus z. Far
wen, Iowa: Harry E. French, d. c.; George w.
Grinder, Nd. John w. Helbig, Va; Nathaniel E.
Hungerford, Nd; Joseph f, Keene. D: C.; Charles
b. Kirkland, Wis Charles c. Lewis, n. j.; Henry
s. Matthews, ID. c.; Lawrence NOrdhon, N. j.;
VIM. A. Smith, ID. c.; Leonard GARFIELD Spencer,
d. c.; Robert Pinkney Stone, ID. c.; Alfred II.
Wells, Nd; Court Foster Wood, Mich.
Ladies, evening classes-Virginia Andrews, Va. ;
Bessie z. Myers, Va.
Gentlemen, evening clasSes-Charles S. Gorgas,
Ind; Nicholas Grimm, ID. C.; VIM. B. Howell. N.
J.: j. Burren Hymen, n. c.; VIM Metz, N. c.;
David r. Rawlings, n. c.: Thomas Arthur Tom
lfnsOn, n. c.; Walter NJ. Wooster, Conn.
Bookkeeping certificateS-JOhn z. Brooke, Va. !;
Samuel HerZog, d. c.; Alexander Kaufman, d.
G.; VIM h. Rogers, jr., Ohio; Jacob NJ. Shindel,
Pa
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THE greatest attraction in the city is at Cline
dinStS studio of photography, Al Pennsylvania
avenue. Every one is profuSe with their praise
and admit that we have the finest exhibit of fine
work in the city, ,ecaly pictures OF young
children. Prices very reasonable. Latest Paris
instantaneous process Speciaty.
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TRY GOODS AT RUINoUs PRICES.

ON TUESDAY, MAY SOrH. 1872
FIVE CASES SOFT FINISH. YARD WIDE
WAMSUTTA COTTON,
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON.
At the Ruinous Price Of
CENTS YARD.
SAME DAY TWO CASES BEST YARD WIDE
LONSDALE CAMBRIA.
AT 10 CENTS YARD.
ALL-WOOL SPRING DRESS GOODS
Marked down to 20 cts IS cts, so cts,
Finest All wool LACE BUNTING % cents.
Fine Atwood BLACK CASHMERE m.rkaa ao,v, =.
80 CENTS "A "
Extraordinary Bargains Offered in
BOYS CLOTH. MEMS CLOTH TABLE LINEN
MADRAS GINGHAMs. sHEETING, COUNTER
sIERY. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR. WHITE Fr.AN.
NELS. PARASOLs, LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, PER.
SIAN LAWN. DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS.
At TOWSONs,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SOJJTH SHE
my27
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CITY AND. DISTRICT.
An,VIscrnclts Tonight.

CAPITAL THEATER.-Variety.
THEATER CONGRATULATIONS plcnic,' Wheat
ley and TraynOr
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Entertain
mant
ster Whale.
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FrOm inc BerT1en County News.
We are sorry to state that Miss Swindie,
daughter of Mr.. James Swindle, Of Berrien
county. Ca, was killed by lightning on Thurs
day morning of last week. From Mr.. Joe
Morris, who gave us. the facts. we learn that Mr..
Swindle and two of his daughters were planting
out potato draws q short distance from the
house. A thunder cloud was approaching neal,
which caused them to leave their Work, ana
while going to the house an electric current
descended upon her head, and, passing down
the breast. left the body and went into the
ground. She fell to the ground lifeless and
was borne to the house by her father, where
every effort was made to restore her, but with
out success. Those who dressed her said her
neck seemed to be broken. In the crown of
her bonnet was small hole burned by the
lightning and place on her head Of equal size.
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From the Phiia. Press.
Judge wyiie is doing much to remove from the
District bench the public impression Of the past
few years that its members were, II not In SYM
pathy with ofcial plunderers at least disposed by
the personal contact OF life at capital to treat
them with leniency. Judge Wyue has insisted In
stead on giving the star route gang an early trial
on the plain issue for which they and their organs
have been begging for months but which they
now seem altogether anxious to avoid. The gov
eminent has been sustained so far in every point
but the one which made necessary the new fndict-
ment, and II convictions do not follow, the respon-
sbity viii rest with the managers OF the proSecu-
ton.
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FOR WALL PAPERS, window shades &C., go to R.
". Henderson & Co., Ills street.
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Guiteau Dependent.

LIKE SICK MAN WHO HAS NO FAITH HIS
DOCTORS."
The prisoner Guiteau Is quite down In the mouth
To-day, although he tries to be cheerful, and in
the language Of one OF the attendants, she seems
like a sick manwho has no faith in the doctors. {"
He, however, states that he eats well and sleeps
Well, and feels first rate; but it Is evident from
peculiar pathos I'm his voice that he is sinking in
hts boots:
VISIT FROM A COLORED MINISTER.
This morning a colored minister, Rev. Mr..
Gaines, OF Freeman's village, called on him and
conversed on religious subjects Telling him the
story OF the cross, and asking him how he felt the
pris oner replied: 81 am Christian and believe
that story. You'll ind IL in my book, the Truth.
The Bible says Christ was crucif1ed-that is worse
than hanging"
The minister prayed with him, and when he left
q tear was seen TO glisten In the prisoners eyes
1t Is evident that not having heard very cheerful
news from Mr.. Reed or, in fact seen him since his
return from Boston, he Is becoming more meian-
chOly.
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DRY GOODS.

500 Pairs of Misses HOSE reduced from SO to aSc
job Lot Of LACE CURTAINS in Sets 6ne ana che.v,
Flu Line Of WHITE GOODS-INDIA LINEN 1TN<E:N
LAWN, PERSIANILAWN, ALGERIAN LAWN,
VICTORIA LAWN. INDIA NULL. NAINSooKS''
&c. S'
500 Pieces LINEN LAWN latest styles). 25c
500 Pieces DOMESTIC LAWN. from 61 to IKE
Androscoggin COTTON Sc.
Fruit of the Loom COTTON 1Oc.
Wamkutta COTTON, lac. &
Lattst STYLE PARASOL& at reduced prices,
SUMTER SILKS, from 6OcG to 81.
BLACK SILKS. Is. 1&.25. 81. so. $1.75 g. s. %,
The Cheapest TABLE DAIfASK in the city,
The finest line Of CLOTHS md CAsSIMkRES in any
Dry Goods House "a Washington. Suits made to
order, and money Saved
SHlRTS ready made. "a %, 81. fs-sT
SHIRTS made to ordersnleaAure taken and at guaran-
teed. ut 50, -. 50 and ST. per half-doz
az LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE puRcHAs-
ING ELSEWHERE.
LUrrRELL q WINE,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
my2e-2w Corner 10th street.
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Sporting Notes.

BOAT RACE THIS EVENING
At O'Clock this evening there win be
mile and half single scull boat race between F..
NJ Krouse and Samuel A. Kennedy. The course
viii be from the Aqueduct IL miles stra1ghtaway.
Krouse is a good oarsman and in good condition,
while Kennedy has had considerable pracCce or
late, coming in second in the Plate Printers re-
gatta.
THE BLUE STRING CLUB,
newly formed boating organization, limited 10 ID
members, will make its first public appearance on
the 9Th inst, when five OF its memoers-Messrs. +.
P. Garrison, j. B. johnson, ]. G. Keene. D. l. MUIR
ply, and - Smart-wfll row mile race In single
working boats The start win be made at O'Clock
from the Vis-a-vis landing The ladies OF the club
Will row In the fall for prize
BASE BALI. YESTERDAY:
At elphia-.Athletics 10, Cincinnatis .;
Detroits 6, Philadelptaas At New York-Metro-
politans 2, Chigagos O AT Bunalo-Bunalos 3,
Clevelands 8. At TRoy--Worcesters 8, Troys
At Springfield Amherses 8. AT Pitts-
burg-Louisvilles Is, Alleghenys 2. At New Bruins
Wick-Rutgers 10, Browns q AT Roston-Bostons
8, Providences 2
StrfkcsNOtes.
the horseshoers strike in Baltimore Is pracIi-
caiiy ended, the journeymen receiving the ao-
vance they asked.
A largely attended meeting of the socialistic
IN that city to consider the question whether work.
1ngmen should form themselves into armed or
CARNATIONS to resist the military forces OF the gov
ernment
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RAcEs-Decoration Day-at Brightwood Driving
PARK
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No More Nonsense
From the philadelphia Tin,ea.

NO MOfe NOmSeWB6e
From the Philadelphia Times.
Judge Wyne, OF the Criminal Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, seems to have concluded that
there should be no more nonsense on the part OF
the defense in the starfoute cases The motion TO
Quash the indictments was yesterday denied, and
the judge announced that II there were any more
motions he should overrule them. The public
must have seen by this time that the great
anxiety which the star route plunderers at one
time exhibited to be tried In hurry has utterly
faded away. They are now anxious not TO be
tried at all apparently, since they are doing all In
their power to delay the matter.
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lydia e. Pinkhamss

Vegetable Compound revives the dropping spirits,
inyigorates and harmonizes the organic functions,
gives elasticity and frmness 70 the step, restores
the natural luster to the eye, and plants on the
pale cheek OF beauty the fresh roses OF spring
and early summer time. eos
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FUssELL's Ice Cream.

HART's ROACH PowDEK.-Beware OF Imitation. .
SIX RED TICKETS good for a present Young's
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For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching. liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, M d., slo
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggists disco
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BEFORE starting off
For the summer get q bottle Of German Corn Re
mover II viii pay you. &c
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0r.lNn ReWaI

Does Your Head Ache9
Lodille's SPECIFIC cures the worst case In 70 ~
so cents At all drug stores
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AUCTION SALES.
CTEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Broker.
- "14l6 New York avenue.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
RWE1H .,r HOUSE. No. 407 g STREET
BY vrtne Of deed Of trust dated the LIST day of -
May a. ID. 1871, and recorded in Liber No. ISL, EE3
felio SOs one Of the Land Records for the District
thereby viii eel 4 public auction. a front Of the
premises on FRIDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JUNE.
iSs2 At HskLF,PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the follow.
ington in the District Of Columbia known part Of Lot
nun .nir four sd IN Halls recorded subdivi-
non OF part q lot one in square numbered FIVE hun
dred and eighteen (5ls beginning the southeastern
corner OF said lot and thence running along the
Line OF north &c street eighteen (ls) feet; thence
north (9D feet thence east ten (lO) feet
tne9ce to point the eastern line Of
fne point OF Ssenning and thenoe south 20 the point Of
oeg1nMng. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms o. sale One third cash. and the balance in
from day q sale for which puEchases nodes bearing
pc soken @ 81 cash at the option O. the gQrchac
are mot complied with within i've days from day Of ssje
the property viii be reeod at risk and cost defsufn
purchaser after ye days notice in the Evening Sfsr
Newspaper. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
FRANCIS 4. LUTZ, JR., Tr1letee
J. T. GOODWILL. Auctioneer. mySo-dSds
tF0v Other Auctions See Sixth Pu1el
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CALL and examine our novelties 9th wing Cen. Mkt.
CELLULoID jet bracelets 81 pair, at Prtggs
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Arab Bey declares that II the Turks come to
Egypt with intentions unfavorable to him he Will
resist them.
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~. COON Al Baraeoa. Cuba. on January %. 1882,
Datus E. and Jennie b. Coon.
AsI It pase x MAY 1s ls ENN
o ygLIHM On May % 1852 Of acute phthisis. mag
t s9;s Sis At ii O'Clock am: Friends and relatives
n hs hGa &c %sr9has
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
ends of e on sss oS.. ii
vited ~ ~
MCCARTHY. At the residence Of their parents sos
after short Illness Of scarlet fever, AGNES ASGELI.
aged three seven months and eighteen days and
Ny sls Months snd sn dsy
81 ,; and May
With the dew Of death on her brow;
For we have no AGGE now.
And yet another of our loved ones,
CELIA pure and beauteous flower
ff hs S1ss On S So:.r
THEIR SISTER MAMIE.
" M sc On Nay o. 1882 =. 100 pm.
Her funeral VIII take place from her late residence
NO. ia New Jersey avenue northwest, Wednesday,
msS 81 It fn HSfk Friends of the family
Nc DoSSnSSEfx may yea y
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
i4S East Capitol street on Thursday, June at M,
ana proceed to st. Peters church. Capitol Hill Re-
QUEEN mass will be held. Re atvee aud friends re-
spectun invited to attend No flowers. e
hMY Isss Il g. ST.
Of her age.
Funeral win take place Wednesday the slst instant
n her late residence, No. 1017 street nertheasX
baltimore papers please copy.l
,s ~ Fen asepM K SesR TMondsy May
Of William H. WILKES in the thrty-ninth year Of her
age.
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Safe on His gentle breast;
There by His love oershaded.
Sweetly my soul shall rest
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Thursday afternoon June l. 1882
At O'Clock J.. M, from Bethel church. street. be-
tween 10th and 18th.
WRIGHT. Monday. May 18th. 1882, ut Clio O'Clock
pm. GENEVIEyE ELIOT, youngest daughter of j.
Eliot and Susie Wright aged two years, three months
and twenty one days.
Funeral Wednesday. at O'Clock p. m. Residence l2s
street northwest Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
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Robust and Blooming Health
in Hop Bitters, and no family can anond TO bt
without them. eos
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And promising sons die OF consumption VINO coul'
have been saved by Hales Honey OF Horehoun'
pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute
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Surely ~ the Birds i'm Spring Time,
comes natures demand for that most potent rem
edy for all bilious troubles-Tarrants Seltzer
ADerient eos
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TTy CaTter,s LtttIo Nerve F1HH
for any case OF nervousness, sleeplessness, wea
stomach Indigestion, dyspepsia, &c, relief is SUR
The only nerve medicine for the price In marke
In Walls 8 cents
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Those Whose Compilations
Are poor may rejoice In the existence OF Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
llHilrs Hair and whsker Dye, black or brown. SOC.
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CITY ITEMS.

"
BEFORE starting off
For the summer get bottle OF German corn ke-
mover. II win pay you. &c
Hundreds OF Fair Daughters
And promising sons die OF consumption who could
have been saved by Hales Honey OF Horehound
pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound revives the dropping spirits,
gives elasticity and frmness TO the step, restores
the natural luster TO the eye, and plants on the
pale cheek OF beauty the fresh roses OF Lies spring
and early summer time. eos
Does Your Head Acher
Lodille's Specific cures the worst case In D 10 -
minutes so cents. At all drug stores
$1,000 Rcwara
For any case OF blind bleeding, itching liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M d., si3
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
Robust and Blooming Health
in Hop Bitters, and no family can afford TO be
Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills
for any case OF nervousness, sleeplessness, weak
stomach indigestion, dyspepsia, &C., relief is sure
The only nerve medicine for the price in market
In walls 8 cents
A Delightful Novelty.
Ladies prefer Florest0n Cologne because tney
find this lasting combination OF exquisite perfumes
delightful novelty.
Valuable Addition.
Because iv is benencial to the scalp and adds TO
personal beauty by restoring color and lustre TO
gray or faded hair, is why Parker's Hair Balsam
Is such popular dressing.
Good for Babie&
When have a baby at breast nothing Is 80 use
full for Quetng my own and baby's nerves as far-
kers Ginger Tonic 1t prevents bowel Complaints
and is better than any sttmulant TO give strength
and appetite.-A Ne,cdrE Mother.
Won Can Save Doctor Bills
and keep your family always well with Hop Bit
tiers. eos
Surely ~ the Birds i'm Spring Time,
edy for all bilious troubles-Tarrant's Settler
Aperient eos
Those Whose Compilations
Are poor may rejoice In the existence OF Gienn's
llHill's Hair and whisker Dye, black or brown soc.
Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De-
pOSitS, Gravel, &C., cured by "Buchupaiba." 81.
Depot, Stott Cromwell 8
Nervous Headache-NcrvOus Weakness.
Nervous Debility is promptly and permanently
cured by Aliens Brain FOod-$l per package, 6 for
S.. At Druggists, or free by mail on receipt of
price, from JOHN II. ALLEN, 81 First Avenue, NY
ST0TT CROMWELL, Agents, $50 Penn'a avenue
.Alderney Dairy Waeons.o
and delivered in h-Ib "Ward" prints 40c per 10
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk
&C. per Of Cream. 15c- pint
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kINSLEY'S BIG BENEFIT.-Manager KfnS1ey had,
as he deserved, rOusing benefit at the National
Theater last night The money receipts from the
overlooking house must have aggregated hand
some sum. and further testimonial to the regard
In which this admirable manager and eStimable
gentleman Is held was afforded by the preSenta-
ton to him by the employees of the theater and
other friends OF asuperb set OF furniture.
mandy" was charmingly performed by our pOpu-
Lar amateur company, with Miss Mills, Mrs. True,
Mr.. Rule, Mr.. Pugh, Mr.. Hay, Mr. FOrsman and
Mr.. SeibOld In leading parts The chorus was un-
expectedly strong In numbers and delivery It
was also a wonderfully good looking chorus max
specimens OF mortality composing the choruses of
the professional troupes
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Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De-
posits, Gravel, &C., cured by "Buchupaiba-" 81.
Depot, Stott & Cromwell
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/ Good for Babies
When have a baby at breast nothing Is so use
full for uuieting my own and baby's nerves as Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. 1t prevents bowel complaints,
and is better than any stfmulant to give strength
and appetite,-A Nelrdrk Mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-30

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