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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

TT rs SPRING. RESURRECTION OF Ma
lures latent forces Is taking place. Like the world
around you, renew your complexion. invgorate your
powers. cleanse the channels of life Ayers Sarsapa
rina is the means to use for this purpose.
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Jusr ARRIVED.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED sArrEN ROBES.
CHOICE Feb DESIGNS IN sArEEN. AND PLAIN TO
A FINE FINE L LISEn OF SUMMER SILKS. IN CHECKS
FoGLARD Silks. IN BLACK AND CoLoRs.
HANEsoME PATTE.N IS II PRiNTEp LAWNS.
F FrGTfHD o dNDIA sILkSs LATEST OUT;
DAMAssE ALI.-SILK Grenadines
BLACK DRESS GOODS. IN ALL THE SPRING
coL9kEp DRESS GOODS. IN ALL THE NEW
GR9s GRAIN AND suaAH SILKS TO MATCH,
SkUsHRP RAspR RRH. saGE. SAP PA HE ca
DEF; TERRA-CoTrA AND MANY OTHER
IA! AL OF THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE BEEN CARE.
E I, II ~ SELECTED BY ME IN THE EASlEhN
8. L. HEMPSTONE,
so3 MARKET SPACE, PENNA. AVENUE
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. mil
AT Cosr. Ar Cosr.
am selling at Cost my Entire Stock Of Dry Goods
until April LIST.
Call and examine Stock and Prices.
Stock well assorted. and must be reduced before
making contemplated improvements.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
mil 71S MARKET SPACE.
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Durkee,s Salad

9Th and streets northwest, says: Browns Iror
Bitters were very beneficial to my husband in DyS
peps1a and Liver Complaint
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An OLD On"-leg-sad co,oret vetsran va, rfsare
Judge Smell this morning on a chnr -a ~ yssr..l Y
when aSEei 70 plead he said: II haye ~ got 81
Ing To say about it, You've got TO do L the t,, In
yO'SeIf."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

Dufkee,s Salad Dressing
is composed OF the freshest, purest. and choicest
condiments money will buy. It surpaSseS any
that can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor
and all anxiety
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After q Trial
Mrs. A. M. knight.

you will pronounce Hub Punch the most delIciou.
punch ever tasted. 1t Is perfectly pure and whole
some Sold by grocers and druggists.
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Best Shirts.
&C., 75c. and 81, at j. E. Young'S

Best Shirts.
&c., 75c. and 81, at j. E. Young's 6
On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigOr. Address as above. N.B.-NO
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. w,sm
Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Ninslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-faflfng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
In the bowels and wiId collie. By giving health
to the Child 1t rests the mother Price ~ cents o
Dottle m,W,5
for all kinds of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes
picked salmon, cabbage, etc, is Durkee's Salad
Dressing Better and more economical than home
made.
500 i'm GOId!!
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
Hest Cashmere,
SILK velvet Grapes, IA 9TH street. 8
IS perfect In every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking Quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
"A!derney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in L-lD "Ward" prints, Sc Der IL
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk anu sweet milk
&c Fer ct Cream. i5c. pint
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RUSH BASKETS al 10, Is, 20 ana Csc; nice white
straw Shop, Ing baskets at 25c. black and fancy
shopping baskets III 10 and SO :: palm and willnw
lunch otsketS at 25 ans: 29,.; ut iul work and
infants Baskets at 99t., just received at Silver
berry,, 3l2 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

ASofhEs OF the educational tours In Europe
which Ia the past 1ve years have been 81 snccesss
fuiiy planned and carried out by DR. TourIee Is
announced for 1883. This includes the unnrece-
added, making IL the fines: tour before the public
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LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.
Don't Die i'm the House.

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bed-bugs. flies, ants, moleS, chipmunkS, gOphers
15c.
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READ THE FOLLOWING greet harr4fa~ .ff-rt.i TOR
tom rrnw by Nj. Au-G>t -, 81 H. -.r--- L.t,.s-
weSt:-ZinC We-tbJart AMI 3 box i,t. ,rs- s...
bread boxes. 60 20 ard SEC ap;.-c, ~ ~ =. = =
and 81 20: waShi,wI and ptcn I. 81 GOV ~.-t
sugar bowls, g.; jap nrei chamH l'.', i =. ,
az pitcher, I6r; 20 to!ica PLATE. Sac.: = 81 L
spoons or forks 81 n CCZ .lrt-sl te.s src..-
81; chopPin- bowl AMI knit, 17c-; ~. =tg -
pans, 22t.; o.. asy.: at. C ffe- 1T 8: 2tit.
He; qt. f4c-: . sheets mote paper, a.. pItfeS
boxes backing, rolling pms, dp--ptus, conn
eases, mixing spoons. &c. apiece. taF-past place
In the city Tor baby carriages AM trt5.E-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

DIAMONDS, IEwEIRy. &c.-See Dowiing's adver.
tisehaent OF private collection OF diamond few.
eiry,watches. &C. TO take place Wednesday, March
Jtos AZ MS auction rooms, at II O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

Hecker's Baking Powder
Is perfect in every respect, heathful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking DUAL
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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LOCAL MENTION.
yhe Weather.

The Weather
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGy ~ OrrrrrR
WAsHISGToS, ID. c.. II sr.h s. iS2s. 9:SI d. n.
For the middle Atlantic stats, wsrcier FAIR
weather nortI"rly 5iil ting 20 u aer.y 40 5,
rising followed ~ falling baroma;-r
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500 i'm GOldU
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
Hest Cashmere.
Silk Velvet Grapes, IA 9TH street.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF Fly
sN colulhDS VIII De sent poStp III for one dollar
year. Try IL.
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SpeCsal weather ss..ictsIs.
WARN WAVE COwIya FROM ~, ~ ,oo

WARM WAVE COMING FROM CoIDg,oo
The chief sign Il ON .er OF the srsb- t;rs1;s2as
the following SDecill bulletin t. the PRS. G'l1
preSsurf Is hishNSt In the lower lake :JsI ,Iai
middle 81 - AMI s low cas- Of T." ttnss 'f.31ii-
tainS, where rom tTtc Oppression f. -,sE-ttt5 s.
Ing. OccS Sonal l,-nt snow b . 'fiieE M ts5 gr+ef
lake region, rni,tdla states and Nv E. 81. o.
casionai Iin in wpst g1lt st4t-s a. At-e j.~i
valley. Northw sf@r;y winds prevAu SIt H.-f-
d. states mi New EIE!enl; SnGfGcl~t"riy- ct
o. the MISSISSIPPI. rivar The G.ue iatT4t8e.t a.
fallen CRAZY n the lax" region, nJH states md
New England, VIII r. it is froln 15o 81 u':aEv &c
mean ro- the month. rIn wGy -sIityal "a
Colorado v il move rIpidlT u The a--5.s TIT fae
MiSSisStp: river has risen on~ i'm Memphis
nine in"ncs t Helena, two inch. 10 vtefsIJr-.
one inch Mt Nv Orleans. The rive t- cairo iar
fali-n tour fncGeS u n the u,r if-iew H....si-
PM inc Miss sSssppt river is above a. aif2-r :iH
The roi0winE special temper tur'< usre RS It i
at p IN ye>t@rdsy: WasHin- TOP a. &.,IrC.s - {.
Savannah. $50; AtlaEtI. SO: J <scHviila. e. :;
nStToia. 62o: New OIL us, ca tf.;v,s; f:t.
to-; SIN An;'n'n, 60: Tucson. d, f.o. AH4a:e---
60o. AMI san 20. $50. vi htn t,- HIaI &. .i-,
stations OF observation Of III -.g+. .ytr- no
development OF great torn cnary s. ns.s lI'J. =
tel On Tue day faiF we the j. .i,c trst "a VS..
EnEland. rain or snow in t.ae laEe 20. &. "1,I iG
The Ohio valley, Tennessee, and Ia -a.t Gulf
states
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cS 0n0-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLAR;
SDGsOOO REWARD,

MADAM ROSS, The LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE-
W liable Claryoyant and Astrologist gives better
fessicn tells the pust present and future destiny gives
advice and assistance on all matters appertaining to
satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms, 403
I'd street. above u street northwest. s23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

MEMBER OF THE BAR IN TRorBLg-Ay young
man named Frederick Mullen, wearing silk bea-
yer and otherwise fashionably dressed, was In the
Bailey testified 10 arrestIng him on G street last
night for cursing and swearing and banging on
tee docrs OF houses His counsel stated that he
was member CT the bar, and Judge Smell imposed
arne OF IS and gave Until tomorrow TO come In
AND pay the nue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

RECENT SALES OF HANDSOME BUILDING SrrEs.-
Messrs Thomas j. Fisher Co., real estate bro
kers nave Just made the following sales: Fine 10,
and 9 street n. W., to Lawrence Barrett esq, the
actor, for $1,000 Two beautiful lots on 10th stree
Just north OF Scott circle, 70 Rear Admiral Edward
K Calhoun, .. 8. n, for $500 Lot on 18th street
Just north OF Mass aVs, to Miss Hastings for 81 *
per square foot Two lots on 18th street north OF
Scott circle, to MrA Gen Lander, for 81 500 LOl
on 10Th street, between Rhode island ave, and
street q. W., to W. 8. Hoge. ESQ.,, for $500.
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B. I o. r. R-!The attention Of the travelling
public is called to the fact that the B. O. have
the finest furnished and most comfortable sleeping
road running sleepers daily to St Louis, Louis
Vile. Cincinnati, Chicago and Ptttsburg without
change. For information a. to tickets and sleep.
Nos go and 8S1 Pennsylvania avenue, and denot
New Jersey avenue and street northwest
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THE SOUTH WASHINGTON ELoPEMENT.-Miss Idf
Monkey, who left her fathers house In South
Is at home again. She told STAR reporter tina
she was engaged to be married to Drury, but that
she did not write the note TO him published in Sat
him On the street on the night OF her elopement IL
response to his whis'l!ng Is untrue. She gave NJ
Information OF her Whereabouts after she left hel
fathers house, but her fre ndS state that she wal
with her aunt during her absence from home
Drury sticks to his story OF the eiopeinent, and
note signed II. B. NJ" reading as published IL
TIE STAR.
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CARTER'S

CARTER'S
mil III MARKET SPACE
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ALLEGED VIOLATIONS r THE SUNDAY LAW
Licanse Agent X # and Lieutenant Arnold las
night made an ext nSive r.tid on the keepers o
bars in the fifth and seventh precincts, occupying
the territory on either side of the avenue be-
tween the Capitol and Treasury buildings. The
rad resulted In the officers this morning swear
ing out warrants againS; twenty restaurant keep
ers !or violating the Sunday law in keeping theil
bars open On Sunday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-05-11

the same freedom they claim for themselves
there is no sin in labor banding together for
self. protection. But when men attempt to
force others to work for given price, or by
violence inAict injury, the church will lend
all its efforts to crush out all such conduct. II
men are free to band together and agree not
to work for less than given price, 80 others
are equally free to work for less or more, az
they please. All men have a right to sell
their labor at such price as they deem fair,
and no man or union has a right to force an
other to join the union or to work for the
price fixed by the union" The bishop furth
er says; "The Catholic church is at war
with all nihilistic, commuuistic and socialistic
societies, whose aims are revolution against
Legitimate government. All societies that re-
sort to the use of such means as dynamite to
destroy and demoish legitimate government
are forbidden to Catholics-these and all 9TH
ers of like character, let their names DO what
they may" The immediate text from which
Bishop Gimour speaks is the labor troubles
in and about Cleveland in which violence
has been done to laborers desiring to work
for wages which the unions reject
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-05-11
NO. 49,.

rising to the occasion like the little sable co.
quette she was, "bein too much occupied
wild odder matters dat amt 80 knowledgea-
bic maybe as yourself" and here she stole
sly glance at Jack.
"Well, I'll tell you my opinion said that
dodger, IAN it is dis-dat when a man an
woman l0ges each odder, dey ought to be will
in ter die each fur de odder. Fur instuns
Of you wuz married ter me, an y0U was a sim
ner an couldn't be no oddorhow saved, Id be
1oiiliR' Ter be struck Jy HghtHiR forth times
0ger ter save you-yes would. An expecs
my wife ought ter love me jes' dat same way"
Aud now Mr.. Chaney felt that he had in
deed played his last card. Poor Viney Her
heart felt torn to pieces The emotions Of the
last hour had been too much for her. She
felt herself gasping for breath and rushing to
the window flung it open.
"Oh, she cried, II wish Sis Ally could
give me a sigH'
At this instant-so Viney and Jack after
ward told the tale-a beautiful white bird of
unknown kind flew in through the window
Crcling fearessly about the room two or
three times, it finally alighted on Jacks
shoulder, and allowed him to extend petting
hand
"Viney, ," said Jack in whisper, "perhaps
it's the sperritiof Sis Ally come back TO tell us
to jine our hearts an hands"
And then the bird uttered one sweet note,
aud few slowly away. 'An' we aint set eyes
on i'm seuce, viney would say long after,
dough Jack sarched de neighborhood, an
would "a petted it like chile eff 1 could a.
got hold Oh it,"
They watched the birds flight until it was
lost in the blue above, then turned to each
other One glance at his sweetheart's face
then Jack put his arms around her and gave
her hearty kiss
Viuey was certainly won, but Jack never
knew exactly how he gained his point
whether through superstition, love, or the
force Of his argument. But they were mar
red about Christmas time.
Nney has not yet been struck by lightning
and as she has a rapidly increasing family of
babies to each OF whom Jack is a slave, her
chances Of life are proportionally increased.
1t is observed, however, that in time of
storm she manifests great terror, and always
establishes herself and the last baby-Jack's
reguing favorte-on a large feather bed
which Jack has TO drag into the centre of the
floor
As for Mr.. CLANCY, his persuasive tongue
was not given him for naught. He became a
man of influence among his people, and they
very properly sent him to the legislature. Ell
der Buford, however, only shakes a woolly
head whenever his name is mentioned, and
says
"a man may be Greekist, or Latinist,
or member OBJ de Washington Congress, or
a fghtest like dat poor critter who, because
he didn't hab no more worl's to conquer, sot
down an cried an died an git, eff he aint
got de kingdom OBJ God in his soul, he aint
OBJ no mo account dan las years fennel."
But cheerful Jack only laughs when these
speeches come to his ears, and says one must
draw the line somewhere, and he draws his at
Elder BGford.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-05-11

The Order Of Commander VaIentIue OF
the Department OF vermont.
GENERAL oRDEn, No. ;.
BRSNISGrON, VT, May /, 1883.


BRSNISGrOS, VT, May l, 1855
Memorial Day being recognized by special act Of
Congress, its observance commeuds itself to the
necessary call especial attention to It IN this Depart
ment. / am proud to know that Nermonters fully ap-
preciae aud gladly discharge the duties Of that day
Yet as by general consent veterans expected to
lead It becomes 10 accept the trust, and for the
few years that remain TO us to IL that soldiers
grave is neglected, and be foremost to assist in the
beautiful ceremony Of publicly decorating the graves
Of those who died IN the discharge Of noble duty.
Perchance many Of US may bend over the resting.
place OF comrades who fell beside Us, and from whom
we received the last message to loved ones at home
While we should lead, when necessary, It should not
be to the exclusion NJ others; for the Of the
day national, and deyolye all alike. union o.
feeling and sentiment should peryade all classes, and
It is subject for cougratuaton that such is the
in this department. 1t is especially appropriate that
on this occasion We should vndcate the claim Of
Order to a kindly care for the widow aud iatherless
Hand in hand with the strewing Of flowers on the
graves Of sleeping comrades should 90 the Of
those whom these comrades loved aud left behind.
A. an order, the Grand Army SHOULD avoid display
and expense, but quietly 20 through the beautiful aud
appropriate ceremony adopted for our guidance by
the national enclmpmeut.
The day hss its lessons, which know will not be
forgotcu-lessous OF joy and sadness pf duty to
God and country, duty TO society aud ourselves duty
to children, that they be taught to love their
country, and to remember that its unity presery
ed by the blood Of those around whose graves
gather; that the nations life irdS worth the sacrifice
and that by diligence and sacrifice that life be
preserved to attain the enduring strength aud grand
eur which is the reward Of love Of country aud Of duty
well performed. ABB. VALENTINE,
OhciA, Department Commander.
G. c. KISsMAN, A. A. q.
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Producing Fire by the Breath.

In recent number of the Michigan Medi-
cal News DIR. c. S. Woodman gives some re-
markable particulars concerning young man
who seems TO be IA regular storehouse of cleo
tricity. The young mans name is William
Underwood, age ~ years, aud his gift is that
OF generating fire through the medium of his
breath, assisted by manipulations with his
hands. He will take anybody's handkerchief
and hold 1t to his mouth, rub it briskly with
his hands while breathing on it, and immedi-
ately it bursts into flames and burns until it
il consumed. He will strip, rinse out his
mouth thoroughly, wash his hands, aud sub
init to the most rigid scrutiny to preclude the
possibility Of any humbug, and then by blow
ing upon any paper or cloth envelop it in
flame. He will, when out cunning without
matches and desrous Of fire, select a pile
of dry leaves and, lying down, breath upon
them, thus starting a fire then coolly take of
his wet stockings and dry them. 1t is impos-
sible to persuade him to do it more than twice
a day, as the effort produces extreme eIhaus-
tion. He will sink into a chair after doing it,
and on one occasion, after he had ignited
newspaper, DR.. Woodman placed his hand on
his head and discovered his scalp to be twitch-
ing violently, rs if under intense excitement.
He will do it at any time no matter where he
is or under what circumstances, and DIR. Wood
man has repeatedly known of his sitting back
from the ner-table, taking a draught of
water, and by blowing upon his napkin imme-
diately set it afire, He is ignorant and says
he first discovered his strange power by in
haling and exhaling on perfumed handker-
chief that suddenly burned in mis- hands.
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Strongest, bTlghteet and


II you sick, aop Bitters will surely aid nature
in making you well when all else fails.
II you ara custiye or dyspeptp, or are suffering
from any other of the numerous diseases of the stom-
aoh or bowels, 1t is your own fault If you remain i'll
for Hop Bitters is a sovereign remedy In such COM
plants.
II you are wasting away with any form OF kidney
disease stop tempting Death this moment, and turn
for cure to Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible sickness, Nervous
ness, you will md Balm in Gilead in the use Of Hop
Bitters.
II you are a frequenter or resident of miasmat-
ic district barrcade your system against the soourge
of all countries-maaral, epidemic bilious ana In
termttent fevers-by the use of Hop Bitters.
Ifyou have rough, pimpy or salow skin, bad breath
aches and palms, and feel miserable generally, Hol
Bters will give you fair skin rich blood, sweet breath
health aud comfort.
In short they all diseases Of the stomach bow
els, blood, liver nerves, kidneys, Brghts disease
$500 will be paid for they will not cure or hep
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister, mother
daughter, can be made picture of health by lew
bottles Of Hop Bitters costing but tribe. WIN you
let them suier2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-05-11
a Petriied Forest.

The Albuquerque (N. M Journal thus de
scribes the appearance of petrified forest
near Corrizo, on the Little Colorado river
The road at distance of ten miles from
Corrizo enters au immense basin, the slope
being nearly a semcrcle, and this inclosed
by high banks of shale and white fine clay
Half an hours good driving from this point
takes one to the heart of the forest The pet
rihed stumps, limbs and, in fact, whole trees
lie about on all sides; the action of the waters
for hundreds of years has gradually washed
away the high hills roundabout, and the trees
that once covered the high table lands now
lie in the valley beneath. Immense trunks
some of which measure over five feet in di-
ameter are broken and scattered over a sur
face of three hundred acres. Limbs and
twigs cover the sand in every direction, and
the visitor is puzzled as to where he shall be-
gin to gather the beautiful specimens that lie
within easy reach. There are numerous
blocks or trunks of this petrfed wood which
have the appearance of having been Just cut
down by the woodman's axe, and the chips
are thrown around on the ground so that one
instinctively picks them upas he would in the
log camps of Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Many of the small particles and even the
whole heart of some trees have now become
thoroughly crystallized and the beautiful col
ored cubes sparkle in the sunshine like SO
many diamonds. Every color of the rainbow
is duplicated in these crystals. The grain OF
the wood is plainly shown in nearly every
specimen