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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-14

The COMING CHANGE OF OoxNANDER OF THE
WASHINGTON Navy YARD.-Commodore Pattison
will be relieved OF the command OF the Washing.
ton navy yard. about the f1rst OF July. BE will
then be placed on waiting orders, and will be re-
tired in the fall His successor fn command OF the
Washington yard, which is one OF the most desir-
able stations In the service, viii be, without q
doubt, either Commodore A. A. SemmeS or Com.
mOdOre j. C. p. De Kraft
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School FOR DrEssn.K1Ne

SCHooL FOR DREssMAK1Na.
Ladies are hereby info med that MT. WHITE has
opel ed School for Dress making at street nort-
vest where he teaches the art of Making Cutting
Fitting and Designing LADIES' Dresses. ETC., stcay
he success Mr.. White met with in this city already IA
dne to bis thorough knowledge OF his business The
syetem Mr. White tea hes is universally ackno edged
to To the best: The system is by measurement No
eh or part OF chart School open day and evening
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Convicted Under the New Gambling
Law.


raid was made by Lieut.. Arnold. Detective
Breen ana Sergeant johnson on the restaurant OF
Henry Hepburn. on 9Th street. near the avenue
Saturday night, in which there was said to be q
game OF poker in full blast James Simpson, who
1t Is alleged was running the game, and six
PLAYERS were taken into custody. The players
were released on $40 collateral each, but Simpson
was held to answer for running the game. Tables.
cards. chips and other paraphernalia were confls-
Court. Henry Hepburn. the owner OF the resiau-
rant was charged under the second section OF the
new gambling law with allowing q gaming table
peared for the defendant, and stated to the court
that he would plead guilty 70 the charge .You
imp oses q nne ana imprisonment. and win
strictly enforce It," Mr.. jackson said that in view
Of these Circumstance he did not know exactly
and the men arrested In the raid
frst time the defendant was ever before the court.
ana he would ask the court to be merciful Pros
that the men arrested as witnesses were OF the
Class o. society claimed by NJ. Jackson but as to
5ns 9ss nn % not being home Or what
man Is bound to know what Is going on in his
house Judge Smell said that the penalty in the
Of not more than $500. .congress" Continued the the
court, has put teeth In this law, and win i'm
pose nne OF 500 and q hours In JAN, and want
t distinctly understood that the Imprisonment
clause OF this law will be enforced Mr. jackson
asked that the Imprisonment be In this court with
an omcer instead OF in jail Judge Smell declined
70 comply with this request James Simpson was
then called and charged under the first clause OF
the hew law with setting up gaming table. Mr..
DANIEL Cahu appeared for him and waived exam
ination- Bonds were fixed at $500
TIE UNITED STATES CORVETTE SwArARA was, a
week ago. in the harbor OF Aspinwall, and was
shortly TO leave for Blewnelds Nicaragua ana
other ports along the shore OF the gulf OF Mexico
COMMISSIONER RAUN's SUCCESSFULLY Is now
thought that Mr.. A. p. Tuition. OF Philadelphia,
viii be appointed Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
nue. TO succeed Mr.. Green b Raum Mr. Tuition
was collector OF customs at Philadelphia, and be-
lore that was supervisor OF internal revenua
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CHIEF CLERK LYMAN's SUCCESSFULLY was not
decided this morning who would succeed Mr.
Chaa Lyman as chief CLERK Of the Treasurer's
office. The ONCE will be i1lled by promotion but
before any action Is taken the matter will be con-
promotion will have upon the different grades
down the line. Treasurer Wyman may be able to
afternoon
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Whiting the CamsOmmemss Of the RevO.
lutiOmary Army.

NEW YORK. May 1l-About nifty memUefs OF tho
Society OF the Cincinnati. accompanied by num-
morun1 IN steamer shartered for the occssson.
on an excursion 10 the cantonments OF the revolu-
tionary army near New Windsor, 90 commemorate
the formation OF the society In May, 1883 Tho
party will visit West Point. WashihStons head
quarters at Newberg. and Baron e1euben's head
quarters at F1shktlL
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CMcINNAu May ll-A psriy Of eight men rode
up TO the house OF Vaughn Hilton, naar Jefferson
Vile. nine miles from Mount Sterling. KY, yester.
were looking for a horse-thieE While he was sit.
sing on the edge OF the bed some OF the men nred
upon him, killing him Instantly. The parties Arc
the Burnett family, which has . feud with tho
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TREASURY BALANcEs-The statement OF the
U. g. Treasurer shows gold, silver and O. g. notes
In the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, Sl91 293 ss7 silver dollars and bullion,
fractional silver coin, So 87l; u. s.
notes, $40 955 091; total, S3Sl26 28a Certificates
outstandng-Goid $56 22S .0l0: siver s72 08l ,lS1
currency, $40, Az, 600
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THE CASE OF CAPT. JOHN r. WALKER.-The pro-
ceedings in the case OF the courtmartial of Capt
John P. Walker, third cavalry, at Whipple bar
racks. Arizona, have been received by Judge Advo-
cate General Swain. Capt Walker, who is well
known here, has been In trouble several times. In
borrowed by him from enlisted men. The fnding
of the court has not yet been approved, and there
fore the re ult is not yet made public. II is hardly
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A NTON FISHER,
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
MENT. %S 8 street northwest. Thirty years expert
ence aides and Gentlemen's Garments also C!rana
Wells !aees etc are perfectly cleanedby this superior
Of T. j. DeSmedt official chemist OF the District Of -
nmbia: Your chemi. ais of the most efectual ma
ture and harmless and your perfect machinery is not
surI assed in Paris New York elsewhere" NoticeN
Grease spots to be thoroughly removed au20
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SECRETARY LINCOLN AND tn. Er6HT.H HOUR LAW
Mcssrs. NJ. J. Curry, T. s. Durham. g. w. Hershey
and E. w. Oyster. the COMMITTEES from the fedora
tion Of labor, called upon Secretary Lincoln this
morning and urged the enforcement or the eight
hour law among workmen under the War depart
ment, not only In this city, but throughout 1he
country. They brought Information about the
wages OF laborers In the other government de-
partments The Secretary said that he was hold
Ing the matter under consideration, and would
decide 1t as soon as he had fully examined the
question uQrticnlara
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TEE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been made IL
the first controllers office: Rd. Graham Haywood
jr., of North Carolina, to 1st class clerkship
Dan. A. Grosvenor and John ]. Glover, OF Ohio. to
81 class, and VIM. Linton, OF District OF Columbia
TO Sd class
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GooA Crops.

FARGO. DAKOTA. May 1A-The Argus publishes
three column report OF che wheat prospects q
northern Dakota and the Red river valley. which
shows that the Increased average rs estimated aS
> per cant, and that there Is an increase In tho
yield Of 10 per cent per acre. the latter statemens
being based upon the fact that this Is the best
son IA the Red river valley since Ie7o The weather
and conditions could not be more favorable for tho
crop&
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SALUTEs TO BE FIRED-At the request of Gen.
Ayres, commandant at the arsenal grounds, the
District Commissioners have given permission to
Mr.. j. r HanneMan to fire SaluteS during the
ceremonies attending the reception OF the Army
OF the Potomac here. The firing will take place
from the White lot, should the permission Of Gen.
Casey be obtained.
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New York. May A-The German population q
the city to-day engaged in the celebration Of
Pnngst Monstag. large number OF societies
went TO the parks In the upper part OF the city,
where they engaged in games OF different kinds
and dancing The Turn verein. with is numerous
branches paraded through some or the uptown
streets, and afterwards visited park on the OUT
skirts OF the city, where the day was spent n
athletic contests, pastimes and dances
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CINCINNATI, o.. May M-Gen. q. s Grant an
rived here this morning with the remains OF his
mother. accompanied by Mrs n J. Cramer, hia
sister and James r. easy. his brother-in-laW.
The burial took place at the Spring Grove Gene
tery without ceremony. Gen. Grant and his sister
VIII go 70 the old home In Clermont county this
evening and return to New York Tomorrow.
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CARRIER PIGRoNs.-Seventeen carrier pigeons
brought up from Alexandra, were set rree on
board the ferry steamer of the Eastern branch at
noon to-day, and after a few circles In the air
most or them started for Alexandria.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER is expected to return from
New Hampshire ABOUT the middle OF the present
week.
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FERSUNAL.-EX-GOv. and MIS- Il. G. MCCORMICK
are in the city, staying at the Rigga-Col John
Cockerill has arrived In New York from st. Louis,
and will probably be connected hereafter with the
World. under the Pulitzer management-Ex-
Senator Window is said to have under considera-
vice presidency of the Florida Ship Canal and
Transit company.-Marshal McMlchael has so
much improved that he expects to be at his 0flce
tomorrow.
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Murdered BY Hts wife In the Streee.
ATLANTA, Ca, May l4-On Saturday night Geo.
Butner. coi0red, Was discovered murdered In the
street at Powder Springs His wife was foun0
| standing over him with q bloody knife In her
hand. She has been held for the murder.
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CAPR TOwN, May h-During the time the cable
lines between here and England have been inter.
rupted there has been a general rising In Basuto.
land Advices from there or the 10Th inst ro.
ported that there was nghting on all sides Re-
ports OF the 18th, however. stated that quiet had
been fairly restored.
DRArHs OF NOTED PEOPLE
CoNSTANTINoPLE, May A.-Nahmoud Nedim
Pasha, lately minister Of the INTERIOR is dead
LoNDor, lay 1A-James Young, the celebrated
chemist, Is dead.
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MONTREAL. May h-The bodies or a man anG
two women. which were stolen from the st. Poly.
carp graveyard here last WINTER were found IN the
river at Cote st. Louis lt Is supposed they were
hid len there by students who found It tmpossiblo
TO convey them from the city over the bad roads.
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~ STkEE IS.-The business in this departm Mt hav-
,nF been Tar IN excess Of our expectations the sale win
Or continued until further notice. Zach day we will
oGer tferent but decided larRains and viii on
THURSDAY beRin with 200 dozen more Of those thor
II e. Is cents each he best ehemse oHered for
the Price We have 90 dozen French Castor. button
Price 81 60 100 dozen schoppers best quality. in
Per pair Another 50 dozen Of those 2thread Child.
rens Stockings just in. 100 dozen Misses Hose Mt 37
cents. according to size - ~
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streets
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TORONTO, ONT, May 1.-THE meteorological de-
paFtment have ordered no the cauttouary storm
warning on lakes Erie and Ontario
MONTGOMERY, N. T., May A-There was heavy
frost over this section last night. and In the lo.
lands some ice formed.
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The UNITED STATES CORVETTE SwArARA was. a
week ago. in the harbor OF Aspinwall, and was
shortly 70 leave for Blewf1elds, Nicaragua ana
other ports along the shore OF the guilt OF Nexico
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ASHLAND, PA. May M-Burglars effected an
entrance into the Catholic church here last night
ana carried on the altar decorations and other az.
ticles. valued at over $1,000. Among the articles
taken was gold chalice, valued at $500.
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nj. Wn11AN. Importer .,
rattern Hsts and Rich Millinery Novelties Real Laces.
Fine Neckwear. DR. So Trir mngs, Parasois 3 hest
styles rench orsete, Handsome Wraps Jersey Jack
cts Jersey suits. Jersey Poionaise Mourning Suits
hite suits IN variety Of styles and pr Cachmere
Suits sk suits for $50 and S32 aud fine assortment
= tie Trevise. Paris. GOT Pennsylvania avenu,
Avery desirable assortment of Mantillas at 25 per
cent discount Feathers dyed and re-cured equal 20
new Ones al2U
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THE CECIL WHIC} ELKTON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1888
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
tious of good name and clean record,
and thinking of nothing beyond that.
But he is not going to have walk-over.
There is going to be an organized oppo-
sition to him, however, though he is a
Republican, and the city strongly Demo
cratic, it will not win. The dark horse
in the race is Thomas Kinsella, the editor
of the Brooklyn Eagle, who, if he should
allow himself to be made catspaw in
connection with the mayoralty nomina-
ton, would be buried under majority
SO vast that they would not be able to
dig him out for delegate to the next
Presidential convention.
There are bitter complaints in the cloth
ing trade, and several important failures,
notwithstanding which there seems to be
plenty of business doing, and the town
was never fuller.
There is some talk of an organized eff
fort on the part of all the evangelical
churches for united effort to resist the
influx of foreign music, and native lager
and other forbidden drinks and things.
There is plenty of work to do. I hore
the reapers may gather a bountiful har.
vest. Yours truly,
BRoADBRIM.
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Poker is being played 50 largely in So
ciety that man must be mighty careful
how he sits into game. Not long ago,
a gentleman who had played some years
ago was at card party at the home of d
friend, and he was invited to sit in with
a couple of dudes and couple of dudesses,
and, being an old bachelor, he thought
that he would show that, though he was
no dude, he could play poker. The first
hand he got three ten-spots, and a girl
drew one card and bet 81. IIeraised her
So, thinking she might have two pair,
when she came back at him with $40
bet, and he laid down his three ten spots
thinking she had filled. AS she raked in
the money she laid down her hand, and
it was bobtail flush The bachelor said
that she had plaid that bobtail flush as
though she had tours. and there was not
a movement of a muscle of her face,
though she breathed hard, ard there was
seal-skin cloak CLEAN in her eye that
paralyzed him. On the other hand, she
looked as though she had Tossed every
friend she had, and seemed to be sick
with ennui, and her whole face, as she
simply put up chip, seemed to be plead
ing with him to please not bet high, as
she was only poor orphan; but he bet
$40 just to show that he knew his bust
ness, and to get his money back. Instead
of laying down her hand she languidly
threw down $50 and said she would raise
him $40, just to keep up the interest, but
thinking of her bobtail flush that she had
bluffed him with before, he put up the
money. and she threw down four Jacks
as innocent as baby, and he had only
nine-spot full, and she, as she raked in
the money, laughed SO sweetly that the
bachelor said he didn't care for the
money. The game Of draw poker is fash
ionable, and it is dangerous, unless man
knows enough to cut the cards. -BurdeHe
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You Know My Brother.

When the stranger remarked that he
was from Arkansas, one of the passcn-
gers suddenly turned and asked:
"You are, Ell? Maybe you are from
Crittenden county ?''
81 am that"
perhaps from James Landing?"
That's it exactly"
"Then maybe you know my brother,
William Henry Jones, from Penn Yam,
this State!'
Stranger, put it thar!' exclaimed the
Arkansas traveller, as he extended his
hand and smiled all over. 'Bust my
buttons if l didn't help hang your
brother for oattle-stealing just before l
left home"
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Huns VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is Il scientific combination
of some Of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
1t restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandruif and humOrs,
and falling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the ,"7,:,ttgit;ve principle by which the
hair is no,...,ncd and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State AsSayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
Years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries of
Me world.
For sale by an dealers.
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MOTHER DIED FROM

J. w. Adams, Newark Ohio, says: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines earth
Had the worst case salt rhcum in this county. My
mother had il twenty years and in fact died from
it. believe Cuticura would have saved her life
My arms. breast and head were covered for three
years which nothing relieved or cared until used
the Cuticura Rcsnlvcnt tbood puritier) internally
and Cuticura and Cuticura SOAP externally
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Buckingham Whiskey,

Maryland pr )duction, made In Hartford county
from the grain grown III the Slate Water Region
of the State. NOTHING BELETERIBUS is
allowed to enter into its composition. None OF
this WhSkey is allowed To bee sold until it is fully
THREE YEARS OLD. by which time it is en-
tircly rid, by evaporation. OF ali impurities per
iectly pure liquor. For sale by
WILLIAM F.. GRIFFITH
ark Incl
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A nine year old little girl died in Chi
cage, on Saturday week last, of hydro.
phobia. She was bitten by little dog
on August 8, and the wound got well.
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EXASPERATED AUDIENCES

In order to relieve exhausted and exas.
perated audiences, the Rev. E. P. Parker
proposes that ministers should rhyme the
usual notices. for the choir to sing.
From the independent MtAodist we quote
some amusing specimens:
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BALTIMORE
HENRY NJ. NICOLS,

HAVING been appointed COUNTY
Il A SURVEYOR by the Commissioners of
CccilC"nDty. and proposing to devote my time
TO this work. offer my services to the public gen
orally Residence, opposite Court House.
Apr1.-tf
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0eS A MONTH and BOARD for three live
DOc Young men or ladies in each county. Al
dress l.. w. ZIEGLER Y Co, Philadelphia Pa
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Taking it Out OF the Store.

MIR. kemper, OF Illinois, was in tho mcr.
camille business. lie had a great deal OF
work outside of his store, and lie gener
ally made it APPOINT to pay men that work
ed for him with goods. On one occasion
he had pile of wood he wanted cut into
stove wood. Calling to boy in the
street he said:
''Here, Dock, l want to get little
wood cut. Can you do it?'
eyes" said the boy.
''All right, you go over to the house
and cut up that pile, and come back and
I'll pay you for it; but he added after a
moments pause, 81 suppose you will take
it out of the store ?"
"Of course replied the boy, Il would
just as soon take it out of the store as
not
Meeting kemper on the street day or
two after, the boy said:
Say, Mr.. Kemper, would like to have
the cash for cutting that wood"
"Why," said Kemper, 81 thought you
were going to take it out of the store"
well, who said I wasn't? We are
out of the store now, and will take the
cash"
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.CuIICuRA.

and CUTICuRA SOAP externally and CUTICURA
species Of Humor. from II Common + tOimpe
Scroiula. Price oil CuTICURA, small boxes SOC:
large boxes. 81. CUTICuRA RESOLVENT, Fl per
bottle. CUTrCUKA SOAP, 25c. CrTICURA Shaving
SOAR. 15c. Sold by all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS " POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR. JAMES II. SCOTT,
DENTIST

late OF Brick Meeting House. Cecil county. MI.
having removed his family to Wilmington. Del
WILL NOT KEEP HIS OFFICE Open dur
ing the Fall and Winter at Is. NJ K"u-c. bot viii
be pleased to see any his Cecil county patients at
No. 917 Market street, Wilmington, Del,
where Terms Will be reasonable and work WELL
DONE.
Extracting Teeth, % cents each. F;llinrS 81 to
Beautiful sets OF Teeth. so ami SIS.
tS-Agent for $ =. Whites SJ,et'iititI.:S for the
Mouth. Ioct S--tf
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She WIS Satisfied.

Ten cents for such little mite of
paregoric as that ~ she growled, as she
held up the phial.
"Yes'm."
'1as paregoric riz %
"No"
But I've often got double this amount
for ten cents. You have made seven
cents clear profit"
Il made exactly eight madam"
"Why, that's clear robbery. ~
madam" replied the druggist, as he
pasted on the label, ''if l should acct
IDENTIFY poison your husband to morrow
you would want $500 in cash."
Eyes, all of that
"Well, l haven't got but $3.50, and am
in hurry to make up the remainder, SO
that l can put the cash right into your
hands, without waiting I'm not the
man to deprive poor widow of $500 in
these hard times
"Oh, that's it, is it Well, you talk
like an honorable man; I'm glad You
explained the matter"
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On Thursday evening will be held
The weekly gathering for prayer;
The pastor feels himself impelled
To urge the brethren to be there.
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SALT RHEUM.

Those who have experienced the torments Of
Salt Rhcum can appreciate the agony endured
for years. until cured by the CUTICURA REsoLvENT
internally and CCTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP eX-
tcrnally.
MRS. w NJ. PELLIEGTON, Sharon, Wis.
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The Ladies' Sewing Circle meets
On Saturday F. NJ;
And garments for the Mission Box
May then be sent to them.
S. NJ.
The Busy Bees will meet
On Friday evening next
Young gentlemen to tea, at six,
They eagerly expect.
T.. NJ.
The deacons of this church,
And the committee too,
Will meet on Monday night,
Grave matters To review.
\ full attendance is desired
And is most earnestly required
She WIS Satisfied.
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4 single dose INSTANTLY relieves the most violent
SiirczinG or Head Colds. clears the head by
magic stops watery di ."harGcS from the nose and
-ycS. prevents ringing noises III the head. cures
Nervous Headache and suhdueS thills and Fever
In Chronic Catarrh it clCanscS the nasal passages
Of foul mucus. restores the senses OF smell taste
and hearing when affected frees the head. throat
and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, swcctcns
and puritcs the breath. stops the cough and ar
rests the progress of catarrh towards consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal S..l-
vent and one DIR. Saniord'S Inhaler. in one pack
aye. of all druggists. for 81. Ask Tor SANFoRDS
Il ADICAL CURE. WEEKS n POTTER, Boston.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL GAME.

BROADBRIM.