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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions Of
mothers FOR their children. 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and wird collie By giving health
TO the child it rests the mother Price rs cents a
ooIu" m,W,S
"A1derney Dairy Waaons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb Ward" prints, &c. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per at. Cream. l5c. pint
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nECKER BROS. PIANOS, BURDETT or,GANs
~ The hest now made. @. 81. KUHN Sn,sGeSsr 100
Agent 407 10th street. = 100 =,
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ID ED.

died.
BLANCHARD. On January 9th 1883 after pain
full illness. THRESIA, beloved wife of Constantine
B!anchard aged fifty four years and eleven months
Her funeral will take place on Tnursday 18th instant
at 25O m from her late residence 319 Third street
northeast. Wv ~ o'
BROWN. On the 9th day of January 1883, at his
res nee No. $40 East Capitol street. Washington D.
e.. Mr. ALBERT BROWN, in his sixty third year
Funera! services Will be held in Boston THURSDAY
January 18th.
FtEURY. On January the 9th, 1888 at O'Clock a
M. MARY E. ELUERY, aged 35 years the beloved
wife OF William 81 F11ery.
Ahctlon sore long time she bore physicians were in
vain. 1900 ~
So God thought best to give her rest and ease her of
her pain.
BY HER SISTER AND BROTHER
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
Ala l2th street southwest. Thursday at O'clock D.
~ Rtlati and friends respectfully invited to at
tend. '
FRY. On January 10th, 1883, JAMES W. H. FRY
infant of j. H. aud w. H. Fry aged two wears SLY
months aud twelve days.
Willie, darling, you have left US
For the skies above;
Your smiling face ne'er shall see
Until We meet above.
Funeral from the residence parents corner OF
First and streets southwest, Friday January 49,
at 2 O'Clock p -
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CITY ITEMS.

DR.. BULBS Cough syrup
Never fails 20 cure q Cough or Cold In q short
time. Price IS cents
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs Bowers 143 Clinton ST.. Cincinnati sreaks Of er
sisters child who cured Of milk which resisted
al remedies for two wears. Now fine, healthy bow
with beautiful head OF hair. 0"''
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank Beah Steam Fire Engine Boston was ca,re7
OF Aopecia falling Of the hair by the CUTIoURA Re
CuIIGuRA SOAP (e great skin cures) externally which
lose 1t. ~ "osAio
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ECZEMA.

Hon. VIM. Taylor. Boston. Mass.. permanently cured
2. n9mor OF the face and scalp eczea that had been
IONS best physicians and nost noted specialists as well
as European authorities. ~
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TREATMENT.

The CUTIcuRA TREATMENT consists in the ;ntar,.,
use OF the CUTICURA KESoLvENT the new hood n,,ri
ner and the external OF CuTIcURA and CTITIcnn
soar. the great skin cures. SoSA
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LIEUT.. chips CREw.-A Buffalo dispatch to the
Boston GtObe says that Lieut.. DanenhoWer told
reporter that Alfred Kuehne of Lieut. Chipp's crew
had Bible which he took with him in the boat,
He thought 1t possible for the survivors in that
boat to have reached the Gulf OF KhatanZa
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sCALD HEA.

D A. Raymond, Auditor T. W.. J. SRI jackson.
Mich cured of Scald Head of nine years. duration
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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O. U 7 l c U r A +.

~, Geo Brown 4s Marshall Ct. Providence cured
CURA and CUTICURA SOAP (the great skin cures) of
Rlngworm Humor got at the barbers which spread ali
oyer his neck face and for years resisted
all kinds Of treatment. N~"-''''
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A New Year,s Gift

IN the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year. is In order 1t is large eight-page paper OF
nfty-slx columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
Tr1nders' LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
colds. consumption bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. 10, 1889, 9:35 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states. cloudy weather,
with snow. followed In the South portion by clear
Ing weather northwesterly winds, becoming va
flaole, stationary or higher temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: A
SLOT, srorm o. great energy moving In northeasterly
storm, moving In a southeastery track from Man.
ltooa, Is central near Lake Michigan. General
rain has fallen in the south Atlantic states and
general snow In all the northern districts, except
the Missouri valley. NOrthwesterly winds prevail
west OF the Mississippi river, northerly in the mid.
die states and New England, westerly In the east
gull and south Atlantic states and eastery In the
Lower lake region. A warm wave, extending
slowly 10 the eastward, is central In Nebraska A
cold wave Is now central In the St Lawrence val
ley. The following are the lowest temperatures
re orted livingston. minus 14o; Montreal, minus
9o; Quebec. minus 15o; Farther Point, minus 2lo.
The following special temperatures were reported
at p; m. yesterday :-Washington, 26O; Norfolk,
3io; savannah, So; Atlanta, So; Jacksonville
64o: Pensacola, 81; New Orleans, 43o; Galveston,
soo; san Antonio. 5Io Los Angeles, 7O3: San Diego
SO; Tucson. 30. Fair weather is indicated on
Thursday In the south Atlantic and gulf states,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley.
WALL PAPERS. r. W. Henderson Co, 111s
street
DOUBLE MIrTs, splendid wool, Cochrane's, up
town.
Mr. T. Siiyerberg 312 7th street and 313 sth street
ThlS entire ana immense stock. comprising the
largest variety OF goods, and too well known TO
need enumeration, VIII be sold at forced sale, re-
YardiesS OF cost. Bargains may be expected.
Zachariah Tobriner, assignee.
SNOW GLASSES, saves eyeslght Hempler's, 45s
Pa. avenue.
LADIES comforts, lined leggings Cochrane's,
uptown.
JAPANESE SCROLLS, decorative fans. frieze. etc.
}. JAY GOULD.
FrssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russe
received ut the Agency, 939 L street northwest
Send for price list.
sc BLACK KIDS, formerly s1.25, Cochrane's.
In STAINED GLASS for transoms. J. Jay Gould's.
ScRrM warm comforts for cold nights, Coch-
rane'S.
PURE SOAR EXTRACTS and toilet articles made by
the successors OF Robert Low. the celebrated on
don p"rfumer, are seen everywhere. These goods
have stood the test OF q century, and are recon-.
mended by druggists throughout the world.
WN. HAHN & Co. reliable shoe house In order
TO reduce their stock, are Offering:
$50 Pair ladies' ST. button, 81.
$50 % fine 81 goat and kid button, $3.50.
100 old ladies' - kid shoes. 81. 25.
oU ladies' s5c. goat house slippers SOC.
100 gents fine So calf boots, $50.
700 /" chidS' 75c. school shoes, soc.
$40 9TH street. 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Soc. BLACK KIDS. formerly s1.62 Cochrane's.
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INVITATIONS STAINED GLASS. new patterns, Just
received ut the Agency, 939 street northwest
Send for price list.
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Marriage of a Sister Of CHARITY.

An unusual wedding ceremony was quietly per-
formed at the Archiepiscopal residence, this city,
last Sunday, the particulars OF which were only
made public to-day. The bride Is Miss Lizzie
Mcdonald. who for eleven years has been a Sister
OF Charity. Previous to ignoring the world she
was belle In society here. beautiful and accom-
plshed. The groom is Patrick Moore, OF Wash
1ngton. and the story OF their love and the young
sisters lie IS rather romantic She entered the
order OF the Sisters OF Charity whPL about twenty
years Of age. and during her sisterhood was en-
gagged at different times in teaching music at
seminar1eS in Mobile, Milwaukee, Chicago, and
Mount De Sales, Baltimore. Several years ago she
became seriously Ill, and her father obtained per-
mission from the church authorities to remove
her home. She was Ill for a long time. and on re-
covering at first announced her intention of re-
turning to the sisterhOOd. Her father became Ill,
however, and she nursed him back to health.
Then she went to visit friend in Washington,
, where she met Mr. Moore. Friendship ripened
into love. She concluded to leave the sIsterhood,
received d1spensatiOn to that effect, though still
remaining devoted member OF the church, and
was married by Catholic prlest-Baltinlore Dis
patch to Philadelphia Times.
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------
MAR RIED.

The marriage notice in yesterdays STAR headed c1.
GETItaS RIsWIck" appeared pursuant to com
Van llsw1ck This is ascertained to be forgery and
evidently the work Of malicious The notice is
false in every particular.
BEAMAN,NEALE. On January 9th, 1883, at the
parsonage, by Rev. w. l. Mckenney ADDIE NJ
city. -' "''I Va 'i'
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Why there was an Excitement.
Oh tuesday, Dec. 19, always Tuesday, the l5lst
0rand Drawing OF The Louisiana State Lottery,
under the sole management or Gents G. 7. Beaure-
GARD. OF La and Jubal A. Early, OF Va took place
here are some OF the results OF the scattering OF
the $50, 50I: Ticket No 34.516 drew the capital
pnze OF 100000 and II was sold In tenths at one
aoilar each: Among some OF the holders were
MISS kingsley. resident with Charles T. Yerkes
esq. former President OF the Kensington National
BANK, NO. IT'S Master St., Philadelphia; Mr. John
y Garvln,a car driver on Metropolitan Horse Rail-
way at ROxborO' District Station, Boston, Mass
ana mere 1t may be well to notice slight coinci-
dence-chat the same man, in November, S1{Ony
year ago. drew SIS 600; Thos. F. Bell, OF No sa6
East Fifth St South Boston, Mass Harper Fries
~, Court ST. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ticket No. %. 1885,
neld IN n: O., drew the second capital prize of
$4,000 Ticket No. 81, 401 drew the third capital
prize. $2OOO0-sOld in fractions also-among others
tWo-tenthS costing two dOllars) gave Mrs. Harriet
Moodman, OF Vesper p o., OnOndago CO., n Y, a
CHRISTMAS present OF $4,000; and similar amounts
Ior Ike Investments were paid to parties {who do
not wish their good deeds known) in Fort Wayne
Ind, and San Francisco. Cal Tickets No. Is 242
sold to residents In Grenada, Miss, and l. Shelton
Through the Kentucky Natl Bank;) No. q, 1888 In
n. o., and Geo. c. & d. Ayres, Danvlle Va.-each
drew $4,000 Nos. Il, 643 sold in Chicago and New
YORK; 53o7 in N. o. and st. Louis; 69S3S in CHI
cage and Washington, ID. c.; S0,9U4 sold in ST.
Louis-each drew 5000 The next drawing occurs
February 18th.
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Officers Elecsea ama GmstalDeA.
Last night Deputy s R A N. Hon Installed the
following onacers OF Capitol Coancil, No $40 Royal
Arcanum. for the ensuing term: Regent Louis He'll
orun; vice regent. Julius Baungarten: orator, c.
Baum; secretary, A. w. Hon; collector, II. Cohn:
treasurer, Jacob Rich; chaplain, c. Auerbaeh;
guide c: C. Wilson; warden, Joseph Auerbach;
examiner; 4. Frank, Z. Waisch, Gus IandsOerg.
The annual meeting OF the segregation OF First
Presoyterfan church, Rev. DE- Sunderland pastor,
Was Was re aela IN the leSeu. room Monday evening
show an aggregate OF about q O00, and the church
free from Indebtedness The election Of oiIicers
E Ms
Theo. F. Sargent-fors ansuinr year: for trustees
for Tor, three years, John Bailey ana J. r. McCon-
The bar association, at its annual meeting last
evening, elected officers as follows:-M. F. Norris
VIM. F. Mattingly, second Vice president: Henry
Wise Garnett, secretary; A. c. Bradley, treasurer;
directors, j: J. Darlington, John F. Hanna, s. s.
The German Evangelical church association
last evening elected the following officers:-Pres-
secretary. w: scherger; assistant secretary, Sc
eastfan Toepfer; treasurer, E. J. Sachs; board OF
directors 9IsS }so G. Hartg Louis kettleE VIM Berger
Schneider and Gottleib Hurlebaus.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
ternoon the following were elected directors: Dr. Dr.
d. B. Clarke, W. II. Morrison, W. r. Riley, W. J.
soley; n r. Elliot, A. A. Wilson, Thos. E. Wagga-
man, Il. X. GoldSbOrOugh and JAS L. Norris
The Second National Bank yesterday afternoon
elected the following directors: NJ. G. Emery
Thomas L. Tullock, +. Fl. Smith, NJ. w. Beveridge,
Lewis Ciephane, w. 8. Mattngly, W. w. Burdette,
John L. Vogt. George w. Pearson, II. Polkinhorn,
and E. s. Hutchinson.
kageston Division, Sons OF Temperance, has in
stalled the following officers for the ensuing
quarter: I. X. McIntire, W.P.; John ii. Lock, w.
A.; w. J. Webb, RS; T. s. Keith, A RS; f Price
Brown. F.S.; Charles A. Boyd. treasurer; Mrs. H.
5 Sayer, chaplain; L. X. Boyd, conductor; Miss
May Thomson. C.. Miss Alice Thomson, Is.
E. X. Martin. O.S.: III. T. Bradley p WP
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Outer. Ovsts

Mrs. NJ. Labrcuh.
washington, says: Browns lion Bitters COM
pletely cured me Of Weakness
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For Thick Heads.
Heavy stomachs bilious conditions, Wells Nav
Apple P1lls-ant-biliOus, cathartic. 10 and 25c.
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ADJUSTMENTS

NATIONAL THEATER. LOTTA.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
Engazement Of the Inimitable
Lolita
AND HER OWN COMEDY COMPANY.
This "wednesday, EVENING. Thureday Evening.
and Saturday Matinee.
BOB.
Friday and Saturday Nights.
LITTLE DETECTIVE.
(Lotta assuming Six Different Charactere)
Monday, January IL. The Comedians.
ROBSON l. CRANE
BOX sheet Tor sale OF seats VIII be opened tomorrow
Thursday morning. jalO
FoRD's. FASHIONABLE WEEK.
Engagement Extraordinary Of the Great Society
Artist,
MILE RHEA.
Supported by
WILLIAM HARRIS AND WELL. SELECTED
COMPANY.
REPERTOIRE:
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING. CAMILLE.
Thursday. .......................Ro Romeo and Juliet.
FRIDAY Adrenlie
Saturday Evening Much Ado About Nothing.
Monday. January Is
THE BOSTON IDEAL. OPERA COMPANY.
The sale of seats will begin on Thursday. .al0
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NATIONAL THEATER.
SUNDAY, JANUARY Ia, SO'CLOCK PM
Lecture
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
by
T. W. s. KIDD
Of Springfield, ILL.,
Introduction by
ROBERT g. INGERsoLL.
Lawyer Lincoln, by the Crier of the Court. Lincoln
he was,
Lecture Original, Humorous, Poetic Pathetic
Natural.
Admission so cents: Re eryed seats cents Sale of
seats will commence Friday morning clock at Ellis
MUSIC StoTe 1anS-6t
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NoTICE.-AssiCnee's sale Of the entire stock OF
Mr. T. SiyerberS. 312 9Th street and 313 sth street
This entire and immense stock. comprising the
largest variety OF goods and too well known to
need enumeration, VIII be sold at forced SALE re-
gardiess OF cost. Bargains may be expected.
Zachariah TObrner, assignee.
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WALL PAPERS. X. W. Henderson & Co. 1113
F street
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Hecker's Baking Powder
is perfect In every respect, healthful thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength and its baking dual
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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BARGAINS. - BARGAINS
GREAT
SPECIAL SALE
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
bargains !!
BARGAINS +!

Besides our regular stock of Torchon Metlicia and
vslenciennes Lace and Nainsook and Swiss Embroid-
cred Underwear, show for this week the following
startling and unparalleled bsreains:
90. 90 doz: Chemises az Drawers R9fhed and Pulled.
made on Wheeler Wilson's machine, 25c
doz Corset Covers, Flat Fels positively the best
ntung Corset Cover in the United States nothwith-
standing the price is only &c.
so doz. Skirts extra wide, Cambria Ruffiing fine
cluster of Tucks. 46c.; ~
Also Special Job Lots of Chemises Drawers NIGHT
gowns, and Skirts, at &c., &c., 98c. $1.l9, ST. d
and up; ''
PALAIS ROYAL.
10 doz Nightgowns. made of Pride of the West Cot
ton, vatican Plated Back Double kufie of Embroid-
cry at neck, yoke. and sleeves, four wide EN-
worth $2.25; ''
n IA doz Drawers. Pride of the West Cotton. Yoke
Bands. extra wide two of Inserting deem En-.
broidered Flounce. $1.6s, worth 50. 40;
10 doz Skirts, extra wide, all lengths Cambria Ruff
ne Tucked, Lace Inserting and Edge, 94c., worth
$1.6S.
Ten more Special Lots will arrive tomorrow morn
ing Please call early these Job lots we cannot OBJ
tain more OF.
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FrssEIL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

JAPANESE SCROLLS, decorative fans. frieze. etc.
J. JAY GOULD
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Nearly all the Ills that afflict us can be or
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liv,
ana kidneys in perfect working order. There
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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THE SPAULDING LECTURES.
GRAND SUCCESS.
LARGE AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES!
THE SECOND LECTURE
Will be given
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY llru, AT g.
Subject
CHRISTIAN ROME: ST. PETERS CHURCH
The history of Church Architecture and of St Peters
Sathera VIII be given in connection with illustrated
description of the great Vatican Basca The beautiful
and accurate Sereopticon Viers Change the sbadowy
edifce in the hearers Imagination into the glorious
reality
Reserved Seats--Course, (Four Lectures sI15;
single 40 cents At Metzerotts Music Store. Single
ADMISSION, 6O cents jal0-2t
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The Safest Way,
The safest and Surest way to restore the YOUTH
1ul color OF the hair Is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which is deservedy popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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Snow GLASSES, saves eyesight. Hempler's, 45s
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GRAND CONCERT.
RENEFIT OF BUD EAGLEsToNs WIDOW.

RENEFIT OF BUD EAGLESTONS WIDOW.
PATIENCE!
WASHINGTON OPERATIC ASSOCIATION.
TWO PERFORMANCES,
Friday Evening, January -. and Saturday Matinee,
January Is, 1883,
AT LINCOLN HALL.
Patience Mi!kmaid. .Miss Eva Mills
Inc Lazy Jane; Mrs r.. SZemelenyi
The Lady Angela. Miss Amy Leayitt
ne Lazy Saphlr. Mrs u: s. Chappele
ne -A1y Lila MISS u Holmes
.sotiuaiu MI f. B. hay
HiSuAyai1 otos MI Jonn " Pugn
Scnet OotCIi MT y. Nnlppie
MAJOR MurSStroyd MT. Hamilton Adams
The Duke of Dunstable. ......... Mr. E G. Crandel
bumtn2rnes Solclt3r Mr. l.. j. Meyers
The entire performance under the direction John
Philip Sousa.
The Orchestra will be composed of the Marine Band
Reserved seats rs cents extra
FOR sale at El1s' music store. jan8-5t
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DOUBLE MIrTs, splendid wool, Cochrane's up
town.
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LADIES comforts, lined leggings Cochrane,s,
uptown.
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ScRrN warm comforts for cold nights, Cocll-
faneS.
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In. STAINED GLASS for transoms. j. Jay Goul,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
11fY.-Messrs. Thos. j. Fisher 4 Co. Will sell az
auction In front OF the premises tomorrow after.
noon, at O'Clock, valuable four-story and base
ment sixteen-room brick residence known as No.
- 18th street northwest. This property Is finely
located. commands view of Franklin park, and
= " thin Q few minutes walk OF the most promI-
nens uptown hotels and government depart
,mentA
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SLRIGHING CARNIvAI.-It Is proposed to have A
Sleigh1ng carnival on the Avenue tomorrow after
noon: under the auspices OF the following commit
tee; J. Waugh chairman), G. G. Duncanson. j.
Oyster, jr:, W. n. Dalton. VIM. II. Claggett, Jno.
BOteIer, RObt. Boyd
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Soc. BLACK KIDS. formerly sl.62. Cochrane,s
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TESTING THE ELEvAToR.-The elevator In tn
north wing OF the new War department bu,idn
was tested again yesterday afternoon this tim
with man N it as passenger The elevator wa
dropped from the top OF the building to the bot
tom The air cushion was again proven to b
1urexl
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Remember This.

If you are sick. Hop Bitbers viii surely aid
nature in making You well when ali else
fails.
If you are costive or dyspeptie, or are sui
fsIing from any other Of the numerous dis
eases of the stomach or bowels IL is your
own fault If you remain i'll, for Hop Bitsers
are q sovereign remedy in all saca com
plants.
IL you are wasting away with any form OF
kidney disease, step tempting death this mo
ment, and turn FOR cure 70 Hop BjtteTs.
Ii you are sick with thSt terrible sickness,
nervousness. you will find a"Balmin Gileaf'
IN the use of Hop Bitters.
If you ere a fTeq1snter or a resident of
miaemptic district, bsrricsde your system
sesiust the scourge OF sllc0uniries mslarlal,
epidemic bilious and intermittent feSers, by
The use OF Hep Bitters
If You have rough. pimpiy or sailow
skin, bad breath, pains and sches, sud feel
miserable generally, Hop Bitter5 viii give
you fair skin, rich blood and sweetest breath,
health and comfort.
In short, they cure all diseases o. the
stomach, bowels, blood. liver. nerves, kid
news, Bright's disease. $500 will be paid for
q case they will not cure or help.
That poor badridden, invalid rife, sister,
mother or daughter can BE made the picture
of health by few bottles of Hop Bitters,
costing but triile. VIII you let them SUI
fer?