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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29

Cured" what change, mammal"
"Why, the rates of postage have been
reduced to two cents.
y A rural debating society has decided
that tobacco is injurious to health and
shortens life. The decision has already
been productive of some good. An old
gentleman of 81 years, who lives in the
vicinity, and has used tobacco since he
was 10, has resolved to discard the vile
weed before he falls a victim to the
habit and sinks into an early grave
Norris,o,on Herald.
Some joker put small turtle, about
the size of silver dollar, in room IL
at the Ocean Hotel, Durango, and the
miner who was assigned that room,
upon retiring, caught sight of it, where
upon he began to resume his clothing,
with the remark 81 expected to have
lively night of it here, but if they're
as big as that don't propose to get in
with 'em. '-Denver Tribune.
A St. Louis man tripped on rug at
the door of his bedroom, slid down a
long flight of stairs, crashed through a
glass door, down the stone door-steps,
rolled across the yard out through the
open gate, crossed the sidewalk on the
dead side, and brought up like an ava
lanche against a tree-box. "By heav-
en-" he said As he limped back to the
house, "that tree-box might have been
the death of me. If | can find the child
who left the gate open I'll wear out a
skate-strap on him"
One of Ella Wheeler's Poems of
Passion" begins: "She touches my
cheek and quiver-I tremble with ex-
quisite pain; she sighs-like an over
charged river, my blood PUSHES on
through my veins; she smiles-and in
mad tiger fashion, as tiger fondles
her own, clasp her with fierceness
and passion, and kiss her with shud-
der and groan.'' ait takes about seven
teen drinks to put a Chicago man in
condition to discharge his feelings in
that style. . 5u
Mamma" said Beatrice, running
into her mothers room in her girlish,
over-30-year-old way, "there'S man
down stairs who wants to see you.
Whats his bloomin' name?H asked
the Queen. HE didn't say" Are
his pantaloons fringed at the bottom?"
Eyes, mamma" replied Beatrice, land
he has roll of manuscript under his
arm" "Hanother John Brown poem,
or my name hisn't Victoria Victim.
Tell i'm l am not at ONE, and if he
won't take no for an answer ave your
brother Hubert feed him to the British
lion." r-rira
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29
ADVICE to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and br-ken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teetha If 80,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. It's value is incalculable. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immed-
lately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is
no mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re.
duces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip.
ton of one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States,
and is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. Price IS cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29

The glory of man is his strength. If
you are weakened down through excessive
study, or by early indiscretions, Aliens
Brain Food will permanently restore oil
lost vigor, and strengthen all the muscles Of
Brain and Body. 81; for Sat drug
gists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29
Another Life Saved.

J. c. Gray, Of Dsdevllle, Ala, writes US:
have been using your Dr. WIN. HALLS BAL
SAN FOR THE LUNGS, and can say Of a truth
1t is far superior to any other Lung preparation In
the world. Nv mother was confined to her bed
four weeks with a cough, and had every attention
by as good Physicians IS there are in the country,
and they all failed to effect cure; but when
got one bottle OF your DE-. VIM. HALLS BALSAM
FOR The LUNGS, she began TO me right away.
can say in truth that II was the means OF saving
her life. 1 know Of i've cases that DR., VIM Halls
Balssm has cured and my mother is better now
than sha hAa haen before for twenty Yeara.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29
Free Of Charge.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss Of Voice, or an at.
lection OF the Throat and Lungs, are re-
quested to call at Barclay Bros drug
store and get trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, free Of
charge, which will convince them of It's
wonderful merits and show what regular
dollar. size bottle will do Call early. (3)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29

That weak back or pain in the side or
hips you will find Immediately relieved
when Hop Plaster is applied, 1t streng.
thens the muscles, giving the ability to do
hard work without suffering. Take none
but this, tits sure. ..tFt.- .t.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29

The most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, give whole.
some appetite, put new life in broken
down body.-15 cents. 90
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29
Henry'S'CarbOlic Salye

is the BEST SALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblans. Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptons,
Freckles and Pimples. Get Il NRY'S CARROLL
&c sALVE, as all others are counterfeits. Price
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29

A machine for picking cotton has,
the Charleston NeWs SAYS, been salts
factorily tested in Sumpter, S. c. Its
capacity is 200 pounds an hour. The
cost of picking the late crop by hand
was $50, 900, 900, or at the rate Of 81 q
bale. The cost Of picking by machine
will be 81 bale. 1t is estimated that
third Of the crop has been left in the
field in seasons past because Of the lack
Of hands. The machine will remedy this,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-29

Police Commissioner Cotton, indorses St.
Jacobs Oil, the wonderful pain-cure.
Evening star., 1883-12-28
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TOR .RENT-AT zoos 4 STREET NORTHWEST
nicely furnished second story Rooms, conInlunicat
ing would rent separately: front room has
dow and acoTe: hot and cold on same0oor pri-
vate family. i2s-3
Evening star., 1883-12-28
DSatS. oE Eaps. fall.
TIE SUBJECT OF .'PHoToGRAPH 30S" IN TIE ARlET
MEDICAL MUSEUM.

TEE SUBJECT OF ''PHOTOGRAPH 30S" IN TIE ARMT
MEDiCaL MUSEUM.
Capt. Joseph Il. Tall Who since December 1873 has
been adeputy In the marshalS office died last even
ing about o'clock, at his residence No 30 lst street
northeast, in the fogty-eighth year OF his age.
Capt. Tall was native OF Penn yIyania About
the first OF the war he was in Alabama, engaged in
coachlnaktng, and was ElpSsei in the confederate
service, hut lie managed 10 get away. and returned
TO Eimlra. y y. where he had lived III his yout H..
and where he i0inCd the Stil New York volunteers
as second lieutenant oi company G. and Was Subsc-
quently promoted to first lieutenant. lie went
with lis regiment 10 the Army OF the Potomac. and
at the second battle or Bull Run August 30 1862 he
was placed in command OF company ii OF his re-+-
ment, and. leading hem in charge the egc,ly.
ne Was twice wounded. His case was ore
or the most remarkable during the war. After
receiving two wounds, each OF them pronounced
mortal he laid within the confederate lines for ten
days and when found he was brought to this city
and taken to the officers hospital seminary in
Georg' town, where he was treated. and on Deem
Der 22i, 1862, left the hospital Ills case is noted III
the Army Medical Museum subsequently he had
command OF the military prison at Forrest hall,
Georgetown. and he remained in service as an OFF,
Ger OF the nvilids corps Till the close Of the
He came here again from Elnra In 1873, and ac-
cepted position as deputy under Marshal Doug
las, and ever since be has been attached To the
Office. He leaves wife, but DO children. His iu-
neral VIII take place on sunday afternoon at TWO
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1883-12-28
Mr. C0rcOran's Birthday.
DECORATION FROM FRANC

DECORATION FROM FRANCE.
As was stated in yesterdays STAR, Mr.. ". w
COTCCran celebrated his etgnty-ffth birthday yes
teriay quietly and received many testimonials OF
regard from friends. Including basket OF flowers
from the President and another from the employees
.: Riggs & Co.'S bank. His mail brought him a
large number OF letters Of CoDgratulltion. incud
i-C many iroIn persons wllCm Mr. Corcoran has be-
,i' uIe'. and which he prizes very highly. During
a. afternoon Mr.. CorcOran made his customary
birthday visit 10 the Louise Home. The parlOrS OF
ne Home were decorated VITA evergreens and
lowers III 3OR0r or the occasion. a few days ago
IF. COrrO-df0 received Unexpectedly from Paris
tfCordt.oA OF the ancient Order OF MeiuSlne,"
Juntiei ia lS6 by Queen Sybiie, wife Of King Guy
Ie Lu>igEan, King VI Jerusalem, as a recognition
y h1 services 90 art and his deeds Of charity. The
-J1Uer OF Iielus.Ie. which Il essentially beneVO
NJ and scientific order, received its name in mem.
pry If 3elS!He the legendary mother and tuteIary
MUS 0i the house or Lusirn2n, which bears the
crown OF Jerusalem. Cyprus. and Armenia The
order has been revived 10y the Princess Marie de
Ausn1a. the only living princess OF the ilIustrtous
tiniIy OF Ge Lusignan, for the purpose chiefly Of
s2C5urJ giIg those already renowned for good deeds
10 tueir ie-iowsnen in heed, and who literally
courage art, science and literature. II Is now
>HoWa "a he "Order or Mesulne. Chevalerie d Hon
neFr de son AitesSe Royale Marte de LuSignan,
irinceSS de Chypre de Jerusalem and d'Armenie :"
ChevaIer- OF the order are bound to be Jealous in
iii good deeds and In devotion to the Christian
Euth. and TO encourage art. science and literature
The decoration consists OF Il cross In the form OF
hat Of Jerusalem. enameled in blue, and between
its arms four smaller croSSeS OF The same shape
tlalheled IN white, Two above and two below the
horizontal CTGoS piece. In the center is placed
e:Ield OF white enamel divided into four square
ieldS. on which appear the OF Lusignan. Jerl-
salem, cyprus and Armenia beneath a golden
crown lAe cross Is also Surm0unted by royal
cTown, from witch tie cross hangs as a pendant.
ae accompanying ribbon Is j tlue-watered silk
with white edges.
he diploma. On white parchment, sent with the
G:c9E,Hion i printed In gold, and has gilued
bcFaer. IL i signed by LA Grande Maftresse
slaEtC L" ana by the "Secretaire deS COlnlan-
dement's, LOdOis Latlste.1 or the chevaliers or
ladies " honor OF the order. the pamphlet says OF
the third class, to which Mr. COTcOrau has been ap-
pointed that the title IS cOm;nandeur and the In
sigma la CroiN, grand Inodule, portee au cou en-
SautOtr."
Evening star., 1883-12-28

Amn~emenss, &c, To-ni2,,

NATIONAL THgArER--.In the Ranks"
Fogp's OPERA HoUsE-Barry and Fay In 'sIrIsh
ArfStocracy.''
THEATER RCONIQUE.-Leavttt's all star variety COM
pany.
DTfs MUSEUM Animals, curioslties, and per-
form ance.
METRoPoLrrAN ME CHURCH.-Immanuel Christ
mas cantata
Evening star., 1883-12-28

hAAAOSt kASch AWAY SOstuOTHOVV only
at r. Goldschmids Sl27h ST. n W. 96 sheets OF col
ored or white shelf paper 15c.: crystal glass ic
cream saucers le for l9c.; hand painted French
china frult plates lac; white porcelain cups and
saucers SIC. sdz-; tooth pick stands &C; crystai
glass cake trays i3c.; French china ice cream
saucers decorated with gold, c for Sc; celery
glasses 11c.; large fruit bowls on high stand 25c.
pie plates for 10c; fruit Saucers on stands &c:
handsome engraved goblets6 for 49c.; 1anged Gov
cred butter dishes l3c wine glasses for l9c.: salt
OF pepper shakers 2 for &C. octagon candy
dishes, &C.; new shape OF American china
chamber sets 10 pieces. decorated with moss
castors 47c; engraved bohemian glass wine de-
canters with glasses to match only 7ec.: syrup
cans loc.; egg cups for &C.: water pitchers 100:
extra large size &c; colored glass finger bowls
only lie; silver plated cake baskets SIC: hand
some hand-painted card receivers on stand sc;
white stone china covered vegetable dishes 43c.;
inch oval dishes 4c.; handsome cut glass tray
with - wine glass to match only Sl.47 sold else
where for S3.; also toys sold below cost and I'M
mense bargains in house-furnlShing goods of every
description.
Evening star., 1883-12-28
Officers Elected.

Officers have been elected by various bodies as
follows:
Harmony Lodge, No. q. K. OF P.-Past chancel-
lOr, Dan f. Cahill: chancellor commander. James
Z. Donaldson: prelate, Jno. ". huffman: master OF
eXcEequer, james X. Garner; master OF finance
James Z. Mitchell; keeper OF records and seal.
James II. Lewis: master Of arms, George W. Mil
len.
Frankli1 Lodge, 20. Q K. of P-P c. Wm J..
FergUscu. E. e.: Joan NinniS Y. c.; Y. G. Theo.
Suin. pro3dte: y. c. LeUuei Ugitt. NJ Of L.: +. g.
e. ta1Fie +. ii-f. y. CI L. Z. j. Robert Cook
+ Il y 81 :; T. e John +. WOodheld. VI. OF A.
Federal CITY Lodge, |. O, o. t.-SauuelF F. SoInay.
y. e.: Alex. D"Fli-Ou, V g.: C.. NJ. Conuell, Setre
t9ry; W. ii. WILSON, treasurer: L. =. Garner. dele-
gate 20 relief committee
Columbia Lodge. |. O. o. F-N. g., 4. r Yerrni.-
Ebn: V e.. " !. NOckbee: f. =. Bchlri \. Nc
Lean. T. y. ". ". LpHrJS: treasurer. L. H. Ride
nCur: school CniEuittGc-tieOrge L. CosOn. L. H.
Ri,ennTIr ana J. ii. smith, delegate 10 Tie general
relief committee. Robert 7. Gayle.
%e"lGltH CO'iFcn. No 11s, United order Colder
Cross Noble COMMANDER. y. /. Kent: vice noble
IhCaas 4. Langiey: keeIeT or records { L. PatteI:
fin trt.. keeper ur records L. Goff worthy herald
Vi. T.. Adams, ID. WartieT ~ inner gate, Lady \ .
". Mcleod; wdrtrT nf outer gate, James j. Brooks:
worthy reisuTer Il. \. Walker: past noble COM
manfcr. George ". Callahan.
Anchor Lodge. No. Q, |. o. Nj r. Trembly S
NJ: +. :. IC:nox. ". NJ; T. c. Clarke. j. Vi: j. F.
Hall. X. y: ". II. Ernest. F. - II. 7. Trueworthy
t~.-'Irer 4. SkirylNg chaplain: j. f. Hpgson con
ductOr; Joseph Ii. Hail. o. - and Joseph f. Hall, l.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

NEW DANCES Nor To Be ESCCyR.GFD-The
American society Of professors OF daUcing ne!d rs
annual meeting in Philadelphia Yesterday. NeI.l-
Ders were present from this city and from New
YORK. BroOklyn. FOugnkeepSie, y. u. Providence
n L., PittsbuTg Pa. ~ Louis. Mo. ana New Haven
conn III was agreed that the Introduction OF Lny.
dances should not b.. encouraged but the old
dances should b. improved The leading dances
VIII still be the saratoga LaDcerS and Lawn Tennis
Suadrllie. and the Glide TOT the waltz The next
meeting was appointed FOR Washington, L. C., oa
september Is, next year
Evening star., 1883-12-28
THE TRADES.
W. NJ. SHrsrrR & Soss

W. NJ. SHrsrrn & Soss
HAVE LARGE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING
VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHICH THY OFFER AT NEW YORK PRICES:
COLORZ2D yELVETS EVERY SHADE.
BLACK vELvfTs, IL QUALITIES TO THE VERY
FINEST extra DE i.IOS) IMPORTED
CHOICE SELECTION OF ELEGANT DINNER
DRESSES. IN PATTERNS
BONEET'S, GUINET'S AND GIRAUDS BLACK
SILKS
CoLORED GROS GRAINS AND RADZIMERs
BLACK EADZIIER ALL QUALITIES
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF EVEN
INC SILKS, SAIiNS. kADLINER> =. OTTOMANS.
PLUSHES AND ILLUSIONS, IN ALI. THE NEW
CCLURS.
ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS. II GREAT VARIETY
CAsHMEEES AND CAMELS HAIR IN EVENING
SHADES
BEOADCLOTHS AND TR1COT IN NEW SHADES
ELEGANT STOCK OF CHpICE PLAIDS
SILK HOSIERY. IN GREAT VARIETY. FROM 81. so
TO $500 PER PAIR. ALL COLOHS
TURKISH Table COVERS
ELDER DOWN SPREADS
FINE BLANKETS AND TABLE LINENS. AND A
CONF LETE STOCH OF CI.OAKS. IN ALL THE
NV SHAPES, MADE OF THE BEST MATT
RAILS AND IN THE BEST MANNER
CLOTH SILK PLUSH, &c
CAMEA'S HAIR SHAWLS. IN GREAT VARIETY
FROM $3.50 TO $50o.OO: CHOICE STOCK
ONE PRICE
W.M SHUSTERG & SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania avenua
NB.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST dis
Evening star., 1883-12-28

FRESH YEsTs.-SOtice tOcaSh cUstOTners.-POrter
house steak 1S teHderlon i5c-: SrIuln, 15c.: round
area< T2Lc: choice rib TOa-tS. I5c; good roast 10
and l9Ilc.: soup meats 6. and s.; soup bones. 70
lc choice COrne0 beef o, and Sc: salt rounds and
bouillOlS 10 and l2c All Othermei ats IN proportion
for cash. Come. every body, TO the Old place, 52l
SOP and SO center Market Geo. killeea.
Evening star., 1883-12-28
CITY ITEMS.
Almost given away tomorrow only

t'Habit Il Second Nature.'' Contract the
habit. reader, by always keeping Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup"
Evening star., 1883-12-28
NEWMARKET overeoats. Eisenan Bros. tn and f

JETRiRY REPAIRED. at the lowest rate for the
trade, at 737 5tB street northwest.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

NOTHING Ike FUsSeis Zee cream,
charlotte russo, ninca pies.
plum CAKE. foT the holidays
Evening star., 1883-12-28

FoR New Years receptions. At Hahn's SIG 9TH
and 1872 Pa. ave. Ladies opera Kid SLIPPERS. 7Jc.
70 81; Ladies and NiSSes' White Kid Slippers;
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Boots, $50 to 81
Evening star., 1883-12-28

CAN or send for pamphlet containing many teSti
monials OF cures wrought in Baltimore, Washing
Ton and Other places. Consultation free at Oul
Office Or hone of patients Satisfaction guaranteed
DR.. L. i. PARSONS d Co,
\. L. Cor Lexington and Liberty StS. and 922.15 f
street northwest. Washington. ID. {.
Washington office hours:--S a. H. To p. m. 6
Evening star., 1883-12-28

CHnpRESs overcoats greatly reduced EiseIaar
Bros. 1th anu streets.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

E-o. SALE-CHOICE BUIIpING LOTS AT MOI-Nr
- as-nt- Apply 20 H. Il. a LEiPDLD Attorney
- NJ" ANik aNcluc. d-01W
efNR SALE FINE LOTS on SGNTFLNTH STGFFV
rtwt.u aud L strsrts lSx~0 ~Jr,, n. q, - r.lypl;
"'rs N front ana rar. brick basement us
airtsidl lAid Tor A.il- prc, 81
div PAIthLE 6 TOWNSEND l4ls I s,r,-t.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

DAVIS Instantaneous Pictures of children are
way ahead OF every other gallery III the city. s25
Pa ay.
Evening star., 1883-12-28
NJ. AHgen~tein. A

s17. SIG, Sa1 9TH street northwest. offers for to-
morrow the following damaged goods from his late
fire at following prices. which is 30 per cent less
than actual cost Decorated chamber setts 50 50;
Sc; comb cases, dredging boxes, match boxes, tea
canlsters, broilers. quart cups bread graters.
kitchen spoons. wash basins. &c. cruInb. brush and
tray, 15c. patent Japanned knive boxes 1Oc.; flour
or coal sieves. &C. each deep pudding pans, 4c.:
Japanned m0aSSes cans. &c: Japan,ed chamber
pals 25c.; quart covered buckets. &C.: pint cups,
tor &c; largest size footed wash basins l0c eac
quar- coffee pots, l0c. 3quart. 12c. quart. 15,.;
gob!ttS smoked by fire, 15c. Itlf-dozen; china.
glass and house nishing goods at slaughtering
prices.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

For New Years calling Hahn,s, sl6Tth and !@a
pa ave Gents Hand stitched button, Si 10 - -
Gents H4at-Sttteiefi fislterS. $3.50 20 -: Gent
Ftn,s CALI Button. Laced AMI Congress, S25j
fient's Paten, Leather Pumps $50 up, kubbeT>
ArcticS aaG FOotuGid,-
Evening star., 1883-12-28

THE finest Cabinet Photographs IN the city, onl.
SS per dOz., made by Davis. S2J Pa a..
Evening star., 1883-12-28
The National Penitcntiary Scheme.

CHIEF BROOKS THINKS 1T WOULD BE IMPRACTlCABLE.
Chief Brool s, OF the secret service division. says
that he does lot think II would be practicable TO
have government penitentiary In the District OF
Columbia for persons from all over the
country. The cost of transportation OF pris-
onerS would be very great and besides. he
says. with the average Sheriff and deputy. there
would not be many OF gang Of prisoners left after
travelling few hundred miles. lie says. however
that he thinks there should be system OF govern
nent penlJen1iarieS throughout the country. As it
IS IS now, ne says: there Is 20 proper place
confinement OF all classes in one common prison
spread crime and immortality like cCntagion and it
was 50 now that Instead OF the penitentary being
refOrmatory, a man once associated with the evil
c0fnpanionship OF penitentary becomes 4 hard
ened crtllinal for life.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

PrBrIc sPE. .KERs and singers find r. II. Douglass
4 sons CapSiSum Cough Drops sure remedy 10y
hoarSeueSS
Evening star., 1883-12-28

'sWoRDS FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE" :"
w says MIR. Selby Carter Of Nashville, Tenn "for
the benefits derived from AYERS SARSAPARIILA
Having been afflicted all my life with scrofuls my sys.
tenn seemed saturated with IT, 1t came out in blotches
ulcers and mattery sores. all my body" Mr. Car
ter states that he entirely cured by AYERS SAR
SAPAklLLA. and since discontinuing its use eight
months ago. has had return Of the scrofuous syp-
toms. do7
Evening star., 1883-12-28

A SNEAK THIEF stole a valuable shawl from the
hall Of Mrs VI. A. ThonlpSonS house, Nc. Il DefreeS
street. last evening.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles and n fine
asso oTment OF bottled goods JAS. Iharp, SIS St
northwest
Evening star., 1883-12-28

New YEAR CALLING CARDS in great variety at Nor
riSOn Dayafs, SG5 ami sG7 ID street-upStairs.
Evening star., 1883-12-28
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This powder never varies marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomenesa More economical than
the ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test. short weight alum or
phosphate powdera Sold only in canA ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. LOG Wall street. NY. ap6
Evening star., 1883-12-28
CH1pREs's SUITS great reduction. Elsennan s.1ths

Foa THE HoL1DAys.-f YOU are in need OF pure
wines, whisky, liquors, coriial5 &c, sc, call at
XanderS. oil eth 81. n. ". Everything guaranteed
pure ana unauthorized. and at reasonable prices
A large stock OF his own and other native wine.
Evening star., 1883-12-28

THE UNT1DY, DIRTY APPEARANCE OF A
l. grizzly beard should never be allowed. BUCKING.
HAMS DYE for the whiskers will readily change their
color to brown or black at discretion and thus keep
up your reputation for nextness and good looks.