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COULD NOT LIFT A POUND.

The above are the words Of Mrs. Harriet Bailey. Of
Putnam. Conn. She writes May s. 1888: II have been
troubled with kidney sud liver disease for two years.
Isuered seyerly in the back and oins Before taking
your wonderful medicine. Hunts Remedy could not
lift pound. After giving it fair trial. began to i'm
prove. and can truly say it 'Godsend to me-
as am now able 10 do my household work and enjoy
the beft Of health. have recommended Hunts REM
edy to two Of my neighbors. who have been greatly
benefited by It, This letter send voluntarily with the
hope that Will be the Of inducing some sufferer
to Hunts Remedy. and be cured a have been,n
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II e President ClnuabS a Hill.
GRAND SCENERY, WESTERN zsrHYRs, AND pooR
FISHIN0

FISHING.
A dispatch from the presidential party. from
camp Teton, August l9. via Fort Washable, wyo-
ming Territory. August Co. says: Promptly at 6 80
O'CLOCK this morning the horses were mounted,
and, not without longing, lingering looks behind.
the party rode away from Camp Arthur A west
eriy direction along the north side OF the Gros
Nen're river was taken. The air was clear and
bracng, AMI the day as fine as any since the party
set out from Fort Washakie. The trail was beset
trials in the wilderness had made the party so
familiar. Indeed, in the absence OF fallen timber
Rocky side nils, and steep aScents and pitches the
roe would nave seemed somewhat monotonouS,
but for single feature which actually glo-ified
IT, The party had climbed to the summit of a
hill about five miles from Camp Arthur. when
mere suddenly burst upon their view o
scene as grand and majestic as ever before wit
messed Below. covered with grass and flowers
was lovely valley, many miles in extent, through
when ,. was trending its way the river on whose
banks we had just encamped. Along the whole
westerly edge OF this valley, with no Intervening
foothills TO obStruct the views lowered the m aC.
nfcent Teton mountains, their snowy SUBMITS
piercing the air 5000 feet above the spot which
we stood in reverent admiration, and Il COO feet
above the level OF the sea. 1t was the voice OF
every member OF the party that that sight alone
would have fully repaid for all the tolls and perls
or the march We are encamped on the Teton
basin, on the bank OF the GroS Ventre. The local
tanS which 1t Affords is our least attractive camp
The river at this point has an excellent reputation
as trout stream, but the wind has been blowing
at too many miles an hour to permit much sue.
cess In angling. 1t has been powerful enough to
break the ridge pole OF our mess tent, but fortu-
In excellent health and are thoroughly enjoying
the trip.
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EXPKESSMEN LIABLE.

Mr.. A. s. MERRILL, the popular expressman Of
Brunswick, Me-, writes May TO- 1885, as follows
Having been severely afflicted for about two years
with Inflammation Of the kidneys and bladder so-caed
by physicians. suffered with distressing pains
in my back and retention Of urine caused
by q stoppage Of the neck Of the bladder,
and compli cation Of other diseases. was
hardly able to attend to my business and at times
would be completely prosrated. was also affected
with incontinence of urine to an alarming deeree in
deed it demanded my attention fifteen or twenty times
per night and at times would impossible for me
to ride down to the depot my wagon every jar
from the wagon would almost seem to take nv life
Having failed obtain relief from my doctor finally
consulted our Druggist DE-. Merryman, Of Brunswick
and requested him to furnish me with the most reliable
and speedy cure for such sickness for was suffering
too much for human nature to endure long, The doc
tor recommended ms to use Hunts Remedy, as 1t had
been used with remarkable success in a good many
cases in Brunswick and vicinity. purchased bottle
and received such great relief that continued and had
not used two bottles before began to improve beyond
my expectations Tho pains in my kidneys and loins
disappeared gained strength and my water BEGAN Ia
pass naturally and able to sleep soundly and oh.
tain the greatly needed rest which for long lime
could not am fully restored to health and can attend
to business. Thanks to Hunts Remedy for my res
toration. and highly recommend it to all who are
troubled with kidney complaints"
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POLICE COURT-J,tdge MUS pro tenn.
Yesterday, Arthur Broaius, colored, assault; S..
John Rocco, larceny OF a peanut roaster from
Pauline Rocco; sa5 or GO days. VIM. r. Brent,
co!or"d, larceny OF a rope from Chas. Wetzall
SO or 50 q lys. Wm Koran. assault on VIM. E,l-
banks; $50 or SIX months Edward Clements, COL
orcd. assault On Vim. Buckner; 81
To-day. Frances Rely, Thos. Brown Washing
ton LonaX (cocred), and Mary Johnson, loud and
bJi,tercu5: IS each Win. Brown and WIN. Miller
color"u, disorderly conduct; S. or - days each.
bright q Humphrey, violating the building regu-
latiOuS; $40.
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Had Place for a School.

To the Editor of THE EvENING STAR:
l see by THE STAR that the District Com
m1ssionerS have leased a house on 1879 street for
the purpose of conducting a primary school
therein. This is one of the most depraved neigh
borhoOds south OF the avenue, and it Is astonishing
that such a place should be selected. The gross;
immortality which prevails in that section cannot
Ial 10 exercise most ptrniciOus influence on the
mother viii permit his or her children to attend
Suuh pest house. H. r
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

BUILDING ASsOCIATIoN.-At the fl!ty-eirhth rer-
ul,r monthly meeting OF the Thirteenth Building
association, held last night at G0ddard'S hail. IS
shares We're retired at the stock value rates. being
about $1,000 disposed OF.
SENT TO THE HosPlTAI.-Giles Galloway, col
orcd, aged IL years nonresident, was sent to the
hospital through the sanitary Office Of the metro
pOl1tan police
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Clear at all points
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SUSPECTED POIsoNING-A BODY TO BE ExHUMED
The body OF the tate John p. Mllavd, formerly a
clerk In the sixth AUTHORS Office, and who died
suddenly nj the residence Of Amanda NJ. Best, in
staying temporarily, Will he disinterred by order
OF the Maryland authorities. as there is a suspi-
clon that he died FROM the effects OF poison. The
1ntcrlnent was made ut Glenwood cemetery in this
city.
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AE,u<fMenlS. &C. Tc-n:phs.

ACHIEVEMENTS. &C. Tonight.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE--Arnstrong BIOS, min
strCls.
ABSER'S GaRDES.-COncert.
THEATsR CONiQJE--" B.liae Taylor" and va
ric,icS.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-RNyal Marionettes and va
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


THE Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHTTF SIGSA! OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC. AugrS- -. 1881, g:31 4 m
Fer the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
variable winds. mostly westerly, risiny barometer
falling temperature.
SPECIAL BCLLETIS-THE COMING coOI. WAVE TO rE
FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER HOT WAVE.
rue cool wave mentioned yesterday has ad-
y2nced TO the lower LEX" region. Tennessee and
TIE ONO valley. lt Influence WEI b3 fcIt on the
Ntilntlc cost o. this evening. |; viii pTOS1 by
il7t acOut two days Another warm wave has
ll1d2 Its appearance in the northwest and
VII r'ach the Atlantic coast on Friday.
n" following special trnp.rt:uTeS were r.
1'THd - :. II: ElstTCrt, So: Montreal, GS2:
uaehoc, c5o: vi Washington d.: Cleveland. f7o
Siiela, t5o: IN Francisco. 81. Fair ana cooler
weather - Indicated II w Engl md and the mid
di' Atlanta. states on HeI1c-dly LGC,l rains arr
Indicated in the Like Region with warmer weather
On Wednesday.
NCTICE'-ErtS K"Ine1hYS 100 Pr. av., takes one
I'I hne Photo, with one thirteenth Painted. for 81
FUssxLLs ICs CREAM shippel anywhere out OF
town.
months Old child OF Henry A. Green, living at 313
PJmer0y Street northwest, died without the al
tendance OF Il physician. the coroner noti-
lei.
RFFGRE you purCll-" your school suits sec
Samuel ,m>ta@. II 13l 1Gh street, whcr. you can
buy al hili price.
DnNT FsIL TO witness the slaughter OF clothing
al '3i an street siI:s'a-, ni1a!sc-.
\ FINE LOT OF old 1865 Cognac fog medical and
other purposes. PhySIci:nS VIII please take no
tee, 1T Car. Xlnl,r's. No. 81, 7sn ST. n. w.
SPLENDID glls'es 81. H'mDior'-. 45s Penn Ave.
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REDUCED PRrcEs IN Day Goops.
TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK.
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
sales. Every article Misunderstanding reserved or
exceIted-making it the cheapest stock in the city,
BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS GING-
HAMS. ALL FINE WOOLENS, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, LACES in every style. shape, and quality
from finest to cheapest PARASOLS and sun UNI
BRELLAS. always reasonable in price, with discount
Oh. make them very. very cheap.
An examination of the stock and prices will convince
you that We have not overs;ated the matter.
JOHN Il. MITCHELL.
te22 93lPennsylyania avenue
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CITY ITEMS.
Notorious Offender Arrested,

The chief OF police in Hartford has arrested and
enectaally brought TO stanl-stiil that old Of
render. 'tramnS" ''CrampS" was "known 10 the
police for long time: In fact, the chief had him
In his towels. Cramps" came Unexpectedly and
at lnconvenient times, with severe grpings and
neuralgia pains. Perry Davis Pain Killer proved
notorious villain surrendered and acknowledged
himself beaten.
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A Pure strengthening Tonic.

Pure strengthening Tonic.
free from whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsa ana
Simllar diseases 1t has never been eQualed
Browns Iron DitterS. H
WADLEY. GA.-Dr. II. l. Battle. 1r, saws:
BrownS Iron Bltters are very popular In this sec
ton, AMI give entire satisfaction
SHEBoYGAN. WIs.-Dr. s. B. Myers, SAYS: 81
recommend Browns Iron Btters for general de-
blllty, loss OF appetite and want OF strength"
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MARRIAGE LTCENsEs.-The clerk of the court has
issued liiarrdgt licenses to Edward +. Long and
Kate E. Harrlyna.
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The Courts.

THE Rochdale Cooperative Society will meet
this Mug ut st. Georges hall, $40 18th street
northwest
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A FARMER SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN PERSON.
Edmund Woods, aged co. well-tO-dO New Hamp-
shire farmer, was Shot by an unknown man sun
day night, while driving to his home I'm Deering,
In that state. He was found lying in the bottom
OF his wagon with terrible wound in his head.
His death is expected He has had trouble with a
neighbour, and it is said the latter threatened
to shoot MIN. The suspected person is under sur
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w. l. C--Evcry active and nonorJry member
INC fos DOW IN tne city Is reqcst"d to at.;
Market SPACE. Tuesday evening Auou,f psi at I;
O'CLOCK. Everybody come ' -
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Took Poison AND JUMPED OvERBoARD.-At VIII
mington Del, Capt John w. Scott, OF the schooner
NJ. COloourn yesterday took dose OF strychnine
on his vessel at SeafOrd, then jumped overheard
and was drowned. Business and physical troubles
are supposed to have caused the act. He told his
friends he intended to commit suicide, and only
delayed doing so because his son was away from
home. The deceased was 81 years Old, and leaves
wife and four grOwn-up children His body was
recovered.
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Under Odd EelloxV., Hail

Under Odd Fellows, Hail.
Tue rush on our Boys department continues
over 100 or those boys suits ut S. worth twice that
anouh, sun lett on our counters. Call early and
Seeuie your cnoice. n. f. EIsEMAN.
42l 9TH street,
Cnter Odd Fellows Hall
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DRY GOODS.

Silks, 81. SILKS. N
SILKS, 60. SILKS rs
SILKS. 81 SILKS N
We are selling excellent BLACK SILKS AZ n 4, -
and 81. So Special Bargains.
NUNS vEILINGs.
a. inches wide. all pure wool 31S.
CoLORED AND BLACK CAsHMEREs.
all pure wool. double width. 37s
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS q.
BLACK CASHMERE sHAwLs.
all pure wool ~.
BLEACHED TABLE DANAsK
all pure linen. 20.
WAMSUTTA AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD
WIDE (yERl BESTO BLEACHED CoTrONs 49,
CARTERS
au20 I'll MARKET SPACE
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Bicycle SoutrtS.

Bicycle ShtrtS.
Base ball and boating shirts, all styles, color
and sizes, for men and boys. from SOC. up TO a. 5
apiece. Special rates to clubs Samples free, a
Auerbach'S cor. 9TH and II streets
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RFFORE you purChls" your school suits sec
samuel INST ~, II 13l 7sh street, whcrt you can
buy Ill hiif Price.
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"Alderney Dairy WagOns.,,
Fresh Attorney Butter. Churned every morning
and Delivered In k-lb: WARD" prints, 35c. per To-
sc. per Qt. Cream. l5c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

FrSszLL's ICs CREAM shippel anywhere out OF
town.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN SOUTH WAsHIyGToN-
MI. L. Maloney, contractor for paving Oh street
southwest, from Virginia avenue to the river, with
granite block. IS making good progress with his
work. and Will soon have his job completed. This
work, In conjunction with the grading and paving
OF II street with asphalt, viii add to the attrac-
tion5 OF South Washington as place OF residence
or for business. MeSSrs. A. L. Barber IL Co are
the contractors for laying the asphalt pavement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

THE ARMSTRONG MINSTKELS.-The opening pr
loTmance OK the Armstrong MINISTRIES last evening
was success Tie audience was large, notyyirli-
staining The heat. and general verdict OF salts
fa'tiOn was expressed The dancing. singing and
gymnastics were entertaining, ana all the per-
corners acquitted themselves very creditabiy.
They VIII remain two nights longer giving mat
lEee Tomorrow.
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REFITTING THE Dine MUSEUM.-Th,s popular
resort IS now undergoing an entire Oyerllauling
pitor TO its opening for the season On Monday
September 81. large force OF artIzans are now
at work, and the interior Will be entirely refitted
painted and handsomely decorated, under the
supervision of Mr. Siemlner, the weil-!lnoWn young
scenic artist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

NGTICE,-KrtS k"methYS. 100 Pr. av., takes one
C'Z nnc Photos with one thrteen nth painted for So
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MISS CHARLOTTE SMITHS TESTIMONY BEFORE THE
IABca CCNHIrTEE.-1hr first witness eX. IN ned by
lle Senate >uO-cOnlmi ttee Oh education and labor
~ its session n New York Yesterday Was Mrs
Nhdrlolte Sm.th OF this city, the president OF the
WCmenS national industrial league. THIS organic
ItuoD. the witness stated. was formed ia Wash
1nto;i year ego IN consequence OF the refusal OF
Secretary Teller 10 employ women IN the d2p5r,-
Ii ats under his control ana that the member
snip ROW includ s WON IN In every branch OF In
dJlstIy throughout the cOuatry. Mrs Smith said
among the female telegraph operators many yerp
III condition Of want She prom: sed 70 furnish tie
eoEIifte' with statistics n reg iri 70 IA. women
NO AeiS OF the country.
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Flies and BugN.
Flies. reaches. ants, bed-bugs rats mice 90
piers, chipmunks, cleared out by Trough on Rats
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milwaukee, Becr.
DC. StoVeplpe-drawn from troOd
KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue
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BAIL FIXED AT ss00.-In the Police Court tb,s
morning MIR. A. c. Richards called Judge Mills
attention to the case OF the young man Joseph
intent to KIN Frank Mulhall By cutting him with
knife, in East Washington, about a week ago.
and asked that ball be fixed in the case as word
has been received from Providence hospital that
the young man was out OF danger The court fixed
the bail at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

DEcL1NE Or Tur Season.
QUINN IP's,
4o4 AND 4oc SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
THE SEASON Is DECLINING.
AND SO ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR
SUMNER GOODS.
As for instance:
We are Offering manufacturers stock OF
WHITE NULL TIES AT HALF PRICE.
Note the prices: Sc. loo, lIc. I2Sc., l4c. lsc.
l6c lsc and 20c.-positiyely worth twice the money
500 DOZEN OF LADIES' FANCY BoRpEREp
HANDkERCHIEFs ALSO AT HALF PRICE.
FROM loo. UP.
500 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCY
BoRDERED.
FROM l2so. UP
The residue Of our Large Stock ~
SHETLAND. ZEPHYR AND BREAKFAST sHouI-
DER" SHAwLs
AT COST PRICE,
In Blues. Reds. PInks Whites and Fancy Combinations
We still continue to close out our stock of
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
AT COST PRICE. 2
Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS N
81 commands attention. it is positively worth
The Bargains offer are genuine and all visitors 10
our Stores go away satisfied
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AZ me season advanccs have made e further reduo.
tons in prices TO close.
The great Job which we sold In HANDKERCHIEFs
l2Ifc. S
A large lot Misses SOLID HOSE. fun regular re-
duced to PC Tor all sizes: "a grand bargain" ono
full regular.
A Job In WHITE INDIA LINEN 2sc., reduced from
81 &C. A JON lot Of plain white LINEN LAWN
81 &C. never sold for less than SOC.
A big Job in ali linen HUCk TOWELS 12fc. IN tns
department We Offering many be gains; Also. .
grand bargain in German Damask NAPhINS., arse
' Tsie en sbcnia inspect our DRESS GOODS SILKS
&C.. before purchasing. have splendid assor-
N' Sun I GMBRLILAs and PARAsoLs win be sold e
cost TO close
Best PRINTS &c. REMNANTS &c.
An DOMESTICS AT "ROCK BOTTOM
ZONE PRICE"
TRUNNEL CLARK
ty28 GIL Market space.
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NUN.S soOu f5IfI--L1St evening about O'CLOCK
at the drill OF the Union Veteran corI,s fCanr
IhcmasOn'S command) there was IN agreeable
episode. While Capt. Thomson vas drilling tne
men small boy walked into the room and handed
nun what appeared TO be ClumsIIy.wrapDal
cigarette. The 10y disappeared 1T once. and Capt
THOMPSON Gnwrapped tho paper. which he read
as follows: Capt. Thomson: Please accept this
TO efd your Uniform fund. Mau." Enclosed was
a $50 bank h0tc. This h1si the effect or causing
the company TO cheer Justify for the unknown
contributor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

fCS OVER AND SERIOUSLY ISJrRED.-About I
cart loaded with sand, became frightened at the
steam cars, at the corner OF Virginia avenue and
Soutn Capite. street southwest and became un.
manageable, throwing the driver, a coloresi boy
haplei John Wills. about eighteen years OF age
70 The grouh and the cart passed over his body
avenue and Half and and G. streets southwest
Dr. Sainbey was called In and rendered nia,licai
atd anu pronounced the wound dangerous, and
hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

DnNT FAIL TO witness the slaughter OF clothing
al a3i 'th street. SiIEs' ~, manage.
4 EIcc IOrca all
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LUndbOrg,s Pcrfu mes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.

They All Use Hunt,s Insect Powder.
IL costs % cents bottle, and will Kill Danish
every insect. such as roach, water bug, bed bug
etc. from your premises. For sale by all drug
giStS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

A OCuRATE TRANSLArIONS FROM THE MORSE,
ASwedish. Danish and German Languases. BY
n. JENSEN.
au189ts o19 Market 6paco.
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1BurNett,N COCORtnG
Promotes a Vigorous ana Healthy Gro,rth or TIE
H0H. Ii has been used in thousands OF cases
where the hair was coming out, and has never
failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnetts FlavOring EXtracts-the best.
Milwaukee Beer.
sc. Schooner-drawn from ,roOd
u KNIGHT, 1872 Penna avenua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

FIND FOR MEETING HIS BAR-ROOM OPEN on Sun.
.DAY-Richard T. Carberry was charged before the
Police Court this morning with Keeping his bar
open On Sunday. The defendant claimed that he
had curtain stretched before the bar, but a
ney Padgett said he wOul1 ask for a conviction on
the groun! that the curtain Is too thin, and be-
which bar is kept must also be closed Judge
Mills said the defendant admitted that he kept his
place open for pool purposes, and where a saloon
Is Kept OPP for pool 1t is kept open for business
A tine OF $40 was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

IN THE WRONG HOUsE.-Some excitement was
caused last night by Il man who by mistake
walked into the residence OF Col James G. Berret
on l. between 18th and 10th streets northwest
The ladies' OF the house discovered him wandering
around the corridors OF the third story and made
an Ontcry When questioned by the police he said
ne was trying 10 and his room. surprising himself
10 De In the house next door, where he boards. He
had entered the wrong house by mistake.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SPLENDID ghs sees 81. Hrmpicr'-. 45s Penn. Ave.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-10
MR.. FAYLOR'S SKATING RINK.
1t is Quarter Of IL Mile Long, 100 Feet
Wide, and Open TO the Public.

George W. Taylor opened his shat-
ing rink to a few invited friends yes
terlav. 1t is situated on the HALEY
Jockey Clubs track, about a quarter
of mile from Main street. Water
from the big ditch was turned on the
race track, day by day, until sheet of
solid ice about six inches thick, 100
feet wide, and quarter of a mile long,
had formed, making splendid rink.
Mr.. Favlor entertained IA party Of
invited guests at the rink, yesterday
and to-day, to try it; and Tomorrow
morning he will open it to the public
on payment of a small fee. Season
tickets will be issued in few days.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-10
no! FOR CALDWELL
An Excursion from Salt Lake to the
''Tutnre Great"

There Is about to be an excursion
to Caldwell from Salt Lake Citv,
Ogden, and points along the o. S. L..
railway, from the East, and from Ore
gon from the west. The train coming
from Salt Lake will arrive at Sho-
shone on the nth, so that those desir-
ing to go can connect by leaving here
by train on the evening of the 18th.
The train will reach Caldwell en- the
14th. rom Caldwell there will be u
free excursion into Oregon, and there
will also be a grand celebration at
Caldwell, which will wind up with a
sale Of real estate, and ball in the
evening.
The train will be accompanied by
one of the best brass bands in the West,
and will leave Caldwell to return on
the 18th.
Haf-fare onl y will be charged ex-
cursionists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-10
Purify the Bleed NOW!

1t is not claimed that BROWNS
SARSAPARII.LA and Dandelon.
with lodide of Potassium, will cure
every disease, but it has been proven
in thousand cases that no other REM
edy can compare with it in curing
Scrofula, Tumors, Kidney Diseases
Ulcers, rheumatism, Cancers, Dys
pepsia, Fever Sores, SyphIitic
Diseases, Boils, Constipation, Erysip-
elias, Sick Headache, Salt Rheum.
Why is Browns Sarsaparlla best for
curing these diseases! Because it
purities the blood, corrccts the inaction
of the Liver and Iii ineys, and cures
constipation and dyspepsia by giving
tone to the stomach SO that all food is
readily disestcd. Use only the best
medicines. DR.. Brock, Bellevue, "A.
Rupert, HALEY and |. |. Lewis &
Son, ketchum sell Browns Sarsa-
parila.