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Original Puzx.es.


NO. S02-oCTUPLE-LETTER ENIGMA.
with regards to Wi Lla)
In "Jill jawing that scamp, :" who with the water
In clearing a boaster'' tell feats of renown;
In 'beautiful children" whom presents we bay;
In "shriBkage of corn" which occurs when it's
In dark .'mooness nights, ;" disagreeable and wet;
In beautiful poodle dog" some iady's dear
In innocent players at ninepins," who bet.
Ho We puzzlers, young and old
Search ye carefully all I've told,
Aud prepare yourselves for an effort bold,
This mystic secret to unfold.
Above are distinguished Americans eight;
Statesmen, orators warriors, great;
Some who, long since, have passed deaths gate,
And all whose names need not state.
SILVER LAKE, Ind. AMOS QUITo.
NO. S03.-JoINTED SENTENCE.
My whole. composed OF eleven syllables, is n
quotation from Emerson.
join to my l small wood, and make a tree of
the West indies.
Join to a public proclamation, and make
flags.
To join one of the organs of sense, and make
SANDY.
10 join proposition, and make the principle
obtained from tea.
To join an instrument for writing, and make
To join fanciful, and make ono who pretends
TO divine by fire.
ways.
To join hedge, and make displeasure
To join to perform, and make a genus OF
large birds supposed to be extinct.
TO 10 join to scold, aid make nBthankful
Join IL to sport, and make toys.
ATrICA, Ind. WI LILA,
NO. S04--CRoss-woRD.
In bug, not in fly:
In earth, not in sky;
In bought not in soldI
In play, net in told
In lark, not in jay;
In brown, not in bay;
In frOwn, not in gay.
My whole is an ancient city.
GooDLAND, Ind. ToPsY
NO. sos. SQUARE
4. Plain India maslins of various qualities and
breadths; q Perfect; 3. sieve 4. A wide etep
or platform lower than some other part: g. Adj
ministers extreme unctions to (obs.); G. To urge
(obs.). FLYING DUTcHMAN
MARSHALL, Ill.
NO. S06.-HoUR-GLAss.
/. valuation by authority. 2 Sandy. g. An
Yarn for the warp. z. Elsewhere, a law term.
8. circuit of words used to express ideas which
may be expressed in fewer words. 9. Silvery.
ntrals-Downward-Ana animal which feeds
on MOWERS WI Lila.
NO. S0f.-cHARADE.
My first is to chop very fine;
Second is good when we dine.
My whole, you will desery,
To be kind OF second.
FLYING DUTcHMAN
NO. 808.-DIAMoND.
1. letter. 2. Eager. 8. Passions. A. A plant.
5. Warm 6. German word meaning seething
2, letter. OLD KAINTuCK
EASTWOOD, KY.
ANSWERS in three weeks]
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Puzzles Answered..

BY Ethel A. Mcleod, Indianapolis. Nos. 7eo to
1877 inclusive.
By Eve Linwoood. Indianapolis. No. $50.
BY Flying Dutchman, Marshall. H., $50 to
1856 inclusive.
By John Sprowl, Princeton, No. 78O.
BY Wi Lila, Attica Nos. $50, 792. 7s4.
By Apollo, New Albany, Nos. $50, 7s2, 7S4,
785, 7s6.
782, 7s4, 1876, 1877.
BY Edgar L, NJ, Traders Point. Nos. $50, 1872.
BY Topsy, Goodland, Nos 7S2, 794.
By George /. An, Chicago, ILL.,, Nos $50, 1872.
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A French Troussean.
Philadelphia Record.

Pnlladelphia RECORD.
From $500 to $500 is the average price for
a thorough outfit of body linen for a bride
in France, where husbands expect a rich
dowry with their wives, and also a sufficient
trousseau of Undertaking to last almost
the whole of their lives. The following is a
list of necessities for one OF these trousseaux:
Three dozen fine linen chenises. trimmed
top and bottom with Valenciennes lace, and
three dozen of a coarser quality, trimmed
with fine torchon lace, the same number of
drawers, of the same quality as the chemises,
and trimmed in the same way; twelve linen
broidery; twelve cotton night dresses also
trimmed with embroidery and lace; six cot
ton jackets, trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry; two pique matinees. trimmed with en-
broidery or torchon lace; two flannel matt
nees, trimmed with lace and ribbons six
combing jackets; six short white skirts,
trimmed with embroidery and lace; six fan
mel skirts, trimmed with lace; one quilted
silk skirt; two train skirts trimmed with
hounces, edged with lace and insertion;
twelve petticoat bodies. trimmed with en-
broidery and lace; twelve sets of linen and
cambria collars and cuffs six flannel mail
shirts and drawers to match, trimmed with
lace six dozen plain handkerchiefs; one
dozen fine handkerchiefs, embroidered and
edged with lace; six extra fine handkerchiefs,
richly trimmed with lace and embroidery;
one dozen Scotch-thread stockings; one dozen
foss-silk stockings; one dozen fine silk stock
ings; three dozen cotton stockings-the
whole of the trousseau marked with the
wearer's initials in embroidery, as is the Gus
tom in France, no one dreaming Of marking
with ink or with red cotton.
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A Dead Shot

may be taken ut liver and bilious disorders with
Dr. R. " Pierce's "pleasant Purgative Pellets"
Mild yet certain in operation, and there is nona
OF the reaction consequent upon taking ssVura
and drastic cathartics, By druggists.
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THE YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

EVERYTHING relating to this department must
be addressed to ". Fl. GRAHAM. West Scarbor-
tributions and answers to each weeks puzzles
are solicited from ALL
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MANY times you want to keep meat fish for
several days. Lay it IN q solution of Rex Mag
nus over night and y0n keep il for weeks.
You can also keep milk week or more by stir
ring In alttle Of the ''5nowflake" brand.
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Prize Winners.


]. Ethel A. McLeod-A book.
2. Eve Linwood-a magazine.
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come a place Of purely secular education,
which might have been founded last week
by company of shareholders
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l. f'Of the Roll" is offered for the first com.
pete list Of answers.
2. late popular magazine or pack OF pretty
address cards will be given for the next best list.
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Burnett's Gocoaias

S0ftens the hair when harsh and dry,
Soethes the irritated soalp.
Affords the richest lnstre,
Prevents the hair from falling off.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
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How HIndoo Woman Dresses Herself


Dio Lewis's Monthly.
Whateversmay be said OF the lack of art in
the dress of the Hindoo woman, there can be
but one opinion as to its adaptation to her eli
mate and habits. The style she wears to-day
was worn Thousand years ago. Her sisters
of the West talk much of Der social slavery,
but they cannot doubt that she grows up
with limbs and organs uncramped, sound
and entire
The chief characteristic of the Hindoo fe-
male dress is its lOoseness. In fact, were life
more active, such dress might prove incon-
veniently loose, while in severer climate so
the body would be injurious.
A single piece of linen or silk cloth from
five to six yards in length and yard and a
half wide, forms the whole dress of the wo-
man in India. 1t takes her about minute
to dress herself for ordinary occasions.
She takes hold of the cloth with both
hands at the upper edge, her left hand at the
corner, and holding it thus, draws it across
her back, the upper edge at the waist 1t
will be seen that the cloth hangs down to the
ankles. Now she applies the corner held in
her left hand to the front OF tae body, lit
tie to the right of the pit of the stomach, and
holding the corner there, she draws the cloth
which she holds in her right hand across in
front, till it reaches her waist over her
left hip, and there tucks it under the cloth
which lies against the skin; then Immediately
turning it back with her right hand, brings
the cloth across again in front, and tucks it
under, over her right hip. Now, turning
back again with the cloth, she carries it di-
agonally upward across her chest in front,
and over the left shoulder, down across the
back and under her right arm, again across
the chest in front, and over her left shoulder.
Having reached this point (if she is 10 see
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Condemned E.GCa!,


street l2mps VIII be lighted ut 80 pYn and
eNtingui~!ed at 800 q. IT,
THE STAR VIII be sent 10y mail, post paid. to those
leaving the CITY curing the summer for any lenri
or tine, and the aj,irass; changed as often as d.
sired. Subscription, nifty cents per month, POSI-
JIvELY ADVANCE
G. MlCNichOl. OF this city, has been awarded
the contract for painting ut the government print
In affica CT his lid OF s1,:95.
The employees or the Einiery ut the government
printing ofti"e were furlOu%had Saturday for few
q tyS wn;le r pairs are being made. Fifty female
employees Of the folciEg-r1om were also fur
lou ,hcd.
Tn funeral of 3.r. c. =. Lusty which took place
yesterday afternoon from his home on Capitol
Fin, WAS attended by Kit C1rso1 Post. g. A r.
ard large number OF members of other posts,
ThC Joined with Kit Carson Post
Anthony Grammar. q yCuf.-c COlOr1d man. was
caed $40 or 70 days and 3 81 y day; by Judge
Smell this morning for two cases OF assaui;ing
wOIaGn.
AmuscGlar young man named John Connolly.
r.. WIS taxed SO b. Judge Sa"ll today for as
saultinT John Connolly Its aged father
Two Young men n3I.:e,. PANEL REAGAN and Law
renee Harrington were line; IS each By Judge
Shell this morning IOr aSSaulting an old man
n'mCd Owen DriSG OIL
saturday nj 5ht thieves attempted to enter the
residence or MIR Go'dschmi1 s13 9th street north
VS., ny cutting glass IRON the parior window.
They were frightened of.
The HasIieJto7s Times is the name of \ sn-ichtly
SuEi"y FER JiSt started by 7. Humphrey Brooke
The Times advocates local government and SUI
fraCe fCr the District OF Columbia.
Samuel DcveTS was fined s10 in the Police Court
this morning Tor SSsau.ting an old woman named
Wtnnirrd Kelly with q carriage whip.
A colored 10y named Charles Wilson was SEN
t"nced to 80 lays IN ji by JUDGE Shell to-day for
rOsain@ the Till Of Charles COal-lar's store
John Ryan was taxed SO by Judge Snri! tod Nv
tor breaking the WINDOWS in George kohler's sa-
lCan.
Lorenzo Wills. a young rol0-e1 man, was Hned
IN the Police Court to-day Tor disturbing . reli-
EiouS gathering. Mace l.utler was al,o flneI IS
for sn1;cilnS Stat oil tre"-bOX and fciiGWts
the De ecH, who had his friend under arrest TO
the Stat!Un-hOGse.
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STILL TO THE FoREI
GUINNIP'S
404 AND 406 SEVENTH 8 RECT NoRTHwEsT.

4VA AND 4o6 SEVENTH y RECT NORTHWEST.
d. ms week we shall offer Special Goods at Special
80 tn1 THOSE desiring SleclaI Articles may pro
eure npecla barsans during this Special Sale lasting
ior 'ne 81. opecai Days OF TINS Special Week
Black Satin Parssos-Cold. white and black lininRs,
x215 former price s. so. Black Satin-Spanish lace
trimming plain and fancy lining. So As former price
- 70: Black satinIspanish lace trimming. plated
edge plain and fancy lining S4 former price S. Back
sstn-Spanish Gupnre trimming. IS former price
20 5o. Black Satin-Profnsey trimmed, Snanish lace
ruinngs elt frame 10 70: former price 81. 80. CAR
dlnaI and Cream satn-Lace trimmed -; former
price 50. Car linai and Cream Satn-Lace trimmed.
w. former price si2
r, .h.. -. oNlIthdAhMENTs.
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A CONVENTION OF THR NATIONAL PARTY.-A call
dated headquarters OF the national party OF the
tary pro tenpore, and addressed ITO all citizens
loyal to their country" has been issued for con-
veDtion at Philadelphia, on the 18th inst, to make
nominations for President and Vice President. The
platform OF the party Is announced to be: First,
time and circumstances to settle domestic ques-
lions; second, immediate preparation for the in
evtable; third. War with England.
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The COuFts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JudCe Macarthur.
Saturday, Miller agt. Miller ct al; motion to
agt. Clord; motion for new trial overruied. Wal
ZACH agt. Chesiey ct al motion FOR judgment for
costs Harris ct al agt. Dammann; motion to
order return goods Overruied without prrjuiice.
Relchenbach agt Bond; garnishee; motion for
specific answer overruled. Clark agt. District OF
Columbia; bills OF exception required. Hine agt
MaSarity; motion to Quash attachment overruled
ana proceedings stayed. Bower agt. McNa,ly;
motion for judgment overruled.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS

For the relief and prevention. the instant it applied
OF rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatca, Coughs, Colds,
Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels, Shooting Pains
Numbness. Hysteria. Female Pains, Palpitaton. Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint. Bilious Fever. Malaria and
Epidemics use COLLINS PLASlERS IAN Electric
Battery combined with Porous Faster) and laugh at
pain 25c. everywhere. je28
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Aanu>eH,enfs. Ic.. TO.aight.
THEATEa CoMIQCE-VarfctiaS.
ABSER'S GAkpEN.-COnc
DEIvER'S GARDEN.-VarietieS.
SPkOH'S q iRDEN.-COlcert-
Sgi,iMISG ScHO9L-CHntl1mon 2:39 10 10p. M
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CITY ITEMS.
Positively Tomorrow Only

the following immense bargains Will be sold at R.
Goldschm1d'S S12 9TH st. n. W.; 20 per cent dis
count on rertgeratOrS and ice chests, Is per cent
on baby carriages and 10 per cent on travelling
trunks; gal water coolers 85c, goblets for 20c.,
large cake or bread boxes Csc, picnic baskets with
glass mugs 10c., crystal glass cake tray with 6
Ice cream saucerS with handles 30c.. picnic mugs
4c., each decorated china cups, s;ucers and
plates only $1.15, Japanese parasols &c., Gold
schmid'S mammoth toilet soap cakes for 25c
water tunbers for l0c., hair brushes 15c. worth
&c., large rubber dressing combs 10c., handsome
borders and gold lines 10 pieces 1855, with jar
iron th1mble white $1.45. colored 81 IS: tea spoons
large berry bowls stands 15c. new style dinner
cups, saucers and plates s1.0O; white china Ice
cream saucers for $780,, large tin fruit buckets
with handles &C., oval glass dishes for 1oc, large
tin cuspadores assorted colors 15c., extra large
size wh1sk brooms 15c., worth 3Oc.
The Following Immense Bargains
will be sold Tomorrow at NJ. Augensteins, SIT 18th
street northwest:
y doz. Ice Cream Sauaers, on stand. 15c.
Picnic Mugs. china. glass or brittan1a, &C.
4 doZ. engraved GobletS. 33c. Water Pals, Toe.
doZ. Water Tumbler5, 15c. MaJolica Plates zoe.
Is doz Majolica Butter Plates, 15c
Decorated Chamber sets, IS, worth S..
i doZ Tea Spoons Zoe. ~ dOZ- Knives Forks, 55c.
Bread Knives, 12c.; Knife and Fork Boxes, 1O;.
Fans, sc. 20 per cent reduction on Baby Carriages
and Trunks Of the best manufacturers In America
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THE LOOKOUT. with Major Ferguson and Linden
Kent, OF the fish commission, AMI number OF
guests, started saturday, on a trip o. Inspection
TO the oyster beds OF Maryland AMI Virginia, but
after going forty miles down the river the sSel
lost her propeller and had to b. lowed back to the
naval arsenal
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The great mark down or gents fine shoes at
ii Inns. $50 Tjh street an 1872 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
. 80 re-; hs9 l-StitCh"d hutton Gaitcri. 81 80
- best hanC-stitahed low shoes, 81 ami $3.50
81 finest CiOth-tol low button and OXIordS, 50.
$3.50 good calf low shoes, 81
50 riotk-top lnW bu, Ton now 81 So
$50 gents base ball shoes, now Sl.15.
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EARLY this morning some malicious ner,on en-
tered the yard OF Mr.. g. S. Walker. 1918 New York
avenue northwest, and destroyed a lot Of valuable
FIJI he'd stone.
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War! WRry

War! War!
Great Slaughter.
$4,000 Millinery G3Cds to be Slaughtered.
Kings Palace.
2,0G0 fine Tuscan Hats at CSC. worth s125
5000 assorted Chdrens Hats at &c, worth 81.
Elegant fine black French Chip Hats at 25, so and
75c., worth 81 and 81 so.
10000 PIumes at 75c, SEC, 25 s145 81 81, worth
from 81. SO TO So.
Call and ascertain prices before buying.
KINGS PALACE.
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4 YER'S SARSAPAR1LLA OPERATES RADI-
"A ca1ly upon and through the blood. and Is a safe.
reliable and absolute for the various diseases
plants and disorders due to debility to any cons
tut1onal faint or infection. je2S
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DISTRICT MsRKET-My sJani~ No. O. (bIttor),
Will be opened Tuesday evening. July a; Will be
Go ed on the 18th. JAS VI. her.
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VOID BY ALL MEANS The USE OF CALOMEL
"A for bilious complaints Ayers Cathartic Pills.
compounded entirely of vegetable ingredients have
tested for forty and acknowledged to be the
best remedy devised for orpdity Of the liver,
tiveness. and all arrangements the digestive appa-
ratus.
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AVOID itnerant opticians; cons ult Hempler, 453
Pa. ave.
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JUST ARRIVED nv schooner Adlie RyesOn. OF St
John, fGG000 lathS, consigned to J. ID. Kitch,
agent, lumber dealer, corner 18th and Maryland
avenue southwest
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MARYLAND FARMER
Jamestown, Montgomery county, Maryland, at
tempted suicide last Friday by cutting each side
vital artery he then made moose and jumped
from the window OF his residence. When discov-
cred by some member OF his family life was nearly
extinct. His condition yesterday was critical
Mr.. Magruder Is about IS years OF age, and year
ago was married for q second time to q lady from
Frederick county.
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Coin FILLED bracelets and Roman earrings, at
prlCr-S
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The Continental Guards.
TIE VISIT OF THE FAMOUS NEW ORLEANS MILITARY
ORGANIZATION.

TIE VISIT OF THE FAMOUS NEW ORLEANS MILITARY
ORGANIZATION
The Continental Guards OF New Orleans arrived
here at tea O'Clock yesterday morning, and were
| received at the Baltimore AMI OHIO depot by Col.
Moore AMI staff OF the Washington Light Infantry
Corps The company was then formed ana
marching out OF the depot were joined at lst AM
Marine bani. The line OF march was then taken
uD Pennsylvania avenue as far as WIZARDS hotel
and concentrating the guests were escorted to
their quarters at the National hotel. The visiting
count OF tier fine marching and their continental
costumes. There We're fifty men in the line, wear
ing cooked hats, adorned with rel and white
feathers, yeliOw-faced uniforms, H"Ssian boots
company or. Capt Chas. X. Thiel commanding.
Past captain William Pierce, Lleutenan,s
w E. Schuppert and G. II. Braughn, Color
Sergeant j. &. HOOD. Strgeants L. p Julie.
ana corro.als ": McNsmara, william
B1anham. T. j. Moulin and J. NJ. Coos
After lunch yesterday the visitors were taken In
charge by members OF the Washington Light In
flntry and a citizens committee composed OF
Messr& G .orge T. Tinms. j. p. Dyer, CIV. Thorn,
John S. Miller, j. =. Willett, Wm Beal and +. X.
Ward They were taken ABOARD the steamer Cor
coran and made an excursion to Mount Vernon,
where they paid honor TO the tomb OF Washington
and Inspected the oil mansion and the grounds.
The boat afterwards steamed down as far as In
dian Head, and returned TO the city about half
past O'Clock. The visitors were very hand.
so.nely entertained the boat, and expressed
themselves AS greatly pleased with the trip.
morning, started Oat in carriages to make tOu r
OF the city, visiting the Capitol, Soldiers Home
tue White House and other places OF interest.
They We're In char>e or a commit'e, composed OF
ing the citizens. They intent to leave for Clcve-
land Tonight.
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SEEKING cool r,St AMI health. SecUrc Unicorn
Shirt, no mendIBg COchrane'S, Uptown.
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Holly TREE DINING ROOMS.-FOr the remaining
Summer months board $40 per month II meal
ttckptS
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AVOID dangerous heat, enjoy cool trading up
town, COchrane'S-
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Day GooDs.
GODS.
MARKED DOWN.

MARKED DOWN.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
Will offer every day this week extraordinary bar
gains, few OF which name: Check Silk 62hc,
usual price 85c. $50 doz Chdren's Solid Coored Hose
sizes from 81 to g. full regular made, CSC. per pair
usual price 37kc. The last of 12S and 15c.
India Linens opened. and going off rapidly.
SO pieces Of fine India Linens reduced to Csc. we
guarantee those to be worth Csc.
Blue Twill Flannel Suiting for the mountains and
sea shore at 80. 40 and Soc.
Lawns and Caicoes sc. per yard
B.eached and Brown lotions at wholesale price.
Carretings and Mattngs second and thirl floors.
Fancy business cards will be given to each customer
Goods warranted to be represented by the statesmen
w. w. BURDETTE & CO.,
je3O-3t Nos. 92s It'll street and FOG street n. W.
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~ A T A r Y II.

CARA RH'
sANFORUS RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALsAMIc OSCILLATION OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN
FUR. MARIGolD. CLOVER BLOSSOM Etc,
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Of every
form o. Catarrh from q Simple Head Cod Influenza
to the Loss Of Smell Taste and Hearing, Cough Bron
chits and Incpient Consumption. Relief in five min
utes il any and everyeAse. Nothing like it, Grateful
fragrant. Wholesome Cure begins from first applca-
tion and is rapid. radical. permanent and fail
ing.
One bottle Radical Cure. box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's Inhaler all in package. forming a
complete treatment. Of all druggists. for 81. Ask
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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FyssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town.
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LADIES ctn buy unusual bargains now In para
soi1, giOTes, hosiery. C0chrane'S, Uptown.
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Nervous Debility,
The curse OF the American people, Immediately
yields to the action Of Browns Iron b tiers
KEoKUK. IOwA.-Dr. f. E. Fuller says: 81 have
used Browns Iron Btters in my own family with
excellent results"
ELM GROVE, N.C.-Dr G. n. Robertson says: 81
prescribe Browns Iron Bltters and find it all 1t Is
recommended to be-"
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LAcIEs' BARGAINS, white goOis laces. embroid-
cries. marktd-dJwn, Cochrane's. Uptown.
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Selling Out Below Cost,
736 and IA 9TH street. Go there for bargains. s
Have You Tried the
Franklin Electric Cleanser 1t is the only article
that will instantly remove Paints, Oils, Grease.
Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from your Dresses.
Clothing and Carpets without injury. Warranted.
Ask your druggist and grocer for it. 23-12
IS Rough ON Rats.s'
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fles ants. bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Drug
gStS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-02

THE great mark down OF ladies' fine shoes at
Iahn's-
$3.50 Ladies' best hanf-seved Button now 81.
S4s0 Ladies' - Beauty" Fren"h Kid Button, 81 s..
$315 La'iies' " FAather-weght hand-3ewed KID
Button, -.
81 90 Ladies fine hanI-sewed Low Shoes. $3.50.
Sl75 Ladies' Jergey LILY" slipper. <1.25.
These reductions are genuine, and We must sell
% gain room for fall stock.