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The Dawson journal., 1884-04-03

Hodges Alternative Compound
Sarsapari'la and Iodide Potash is tho
best blood purifier known. Cures
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Scald Head,
letter, old Chronic Sores of all kinds,
Boils, Pimples and all diseases aris-
ing from an impure state of the
blood. Also good apeti-
ger and good for general
debility. Call at James Drug
Store, Dawson, Ga, and try bottle
People who have been in crowd
ed city knows what misery is. To
avoid as much sufferings, as possible
many prominent politicians of both
parties have already engaged rooms
at Chicago for the dates of the two
conventions. Suites, and in some in
stances whole floors, have been be-
spoken for state delegations, Gfr.
Randall's friends have reserved a
good part of one of the central hotels,
and the Mcdonald men have also
selected their quarters. As the re-
publican convention comes q month
earlier, it is supposed all the candi-
dates and most of the dark horses
have already arranged their quarters.
Except New York, Chicago has finer
hotels and more of them than any
city i'll the country.
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-03

This space is owned By
BLACKWELL'S EULI.
The Dawson journal., 1884-04-03

, have known and used Swift's Specific for mora
shan twenty years, and have seen more wonderful
results from its use than from any remedy IN or
out OF the Iharmacopoaia. 1t is . certain and safe
Gntldote to all eorts of Blood Poison
j. DICKSON SMITH, NJ D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12
A HOOSier Reception.


GUESTS ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT BY THE INDIANA
STATE ASSOCIATION.
The Indiana State association reception at Ma
sonic Temple last night passed off with full meas
ure OF enjoyment. Nearly all the distinguished In
diantans In the city were present, together with
many from other states. The nall was decorated
with flags and flowers for the occasion and birds In
over the stage was scarlet banner with a gilt let
tered welcome upon i. and the state coat OF arms
Large hot-houSe plants spread their broad green
leaves here and there about the room; the windows
were festOOned with f1ago. and from the ceiling in
the middle OF the room hung a glass globe til.ed
with gold nSb. Good music rendered ENJOYABLE n
well selected program OF dances. and for
very pleasant evenings entertainment the guests
were indebted to the committees in charge com
posed Of Messrs. j. F. Shepherd, 7. H. Mckee II. /.
Miller, D. j. Hayden John a. Henry, r. A. Marsh,
W. NJ Bass. F. n. Gideon. Jerome Burnett. Paul G.
dancing lasted until late hour. An,ong those
present were Senator Harrison and wife, MIR Rus
Miss Wade. Representatives Cobb. Lamb, Peele,
Matson, Calkins, Judge and Mrs. Lowry and Miss
Lowry, Judge Halstlen, Mi. I: IL. Mckee, Mrs and
Mt Jerry johnson, Mr. f. S. Rathbone, Mr. and
Mrs. Hough and Miss Hough, Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson, Miss Tiliey, Miss Browne, Mrs.
Maole Ward, Miss Culberson, Postmaster Dalton
and Miss GeOrgie Dalton, jerome Burnett, wife and
Kodolph Gown, Col. Won Haake and lady. Repre-
sentative Lacy, Judge Lawrence, j. T. Ballou and
ladies'. Mrs scott and son, Joseph Dayne and vie.
Miss Bessie Bear and Misses Emogine and Mary
Bear. Mrs Judge sweeney, MI W. L. Hodge, wife
and daughter, Miss BERTHE COrnwell, Miss Munson,
OF Chicago: Miss Canlield Mr.. q. W. Julian Mrs
Fleming, Miss Cannon, Mrs sitter and Miss Allie
sitter, Mr. Moses Mclean, Mr. Joseph NJ. Wilson, of
Pennsylvania; Miss Hayes, Mrs. Fouse, Mrs and
Miss Hillman, MIR. Falkner, Mr. Charles Somcrs
Representative Stockslagcr. MIR. J. w. Howell, Mr.
g. ). Alexander, Capt. Massey, Mr. Carr, Mr.
Billings, Mr.. w. w. Currey, the Misses Currey;
Representative Wood, Major Duffy anu wife, Mr. j.
Lane and wife, ex-senator Saunders, OF Nebraska.
MIR. and Mrs Calvin ID. Walker, MIR. and Mrs Geo
Hart and daughter, and Commissioner Evans
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The Educational Convention.

The annual meeting Of the department OF SUPER
tntendence OF the National Educational Association
will open tomorrow at the Congregational church
preliminary meeting OF members OF the depart
ment will be held this evening. The program ar
ranged for the annual meeting contemplates two
days session, closing with reception Thursday
evening ut the rooms OF the bureau OF education
Tomorrow papers will be submitted by Hon j. W.
Haworth, United States superintendent OF Indian
education superintendent j. b. Peaslee, OF Cincin-
natl; Hon. b. g. Northrop Clinton, Conn; DEW. T.
Harris, Concord, Mass: superintendent s. A. Ellis,
or Rochester; State superintendent 4. F. HigDee OF
Pennsylvania: State Superintendent j. ". Hol-
connie. OF Indiana; Hon. George /. Angel, OF Bos-
ton; Major Robert Bingham, OF North Carolina, and
Hon. John w. Dickinson, OF Massachusetts,
Thursday subjects Tor discussion Will be presented
by Superintendent A. T. Marble, OF Worcester,
Mass; Prof. j. NJ. Ordway, OF Boston; Hon. Thomas
". Bcknell, Of BOSTON; DR.. b. Joy JeTrieS of BOs-
ton; superintendent George j. Tuckey, OF Pitts
burg; Assistant superintendent Charles G. Ed
wards. Baltimore, and superintendent j. Ormond
Wilson, Of this city
The following, who will attend the convention,
were In the city to-day: David Beattie, Troy, n
u; L. OFoose Harrisburg, Pa: Il. F. Patterson
and son, PottSyllle, Pa: j. VI. Stroding, Philade-
phia; {. II. Ames, Boston; Mrs. p G. PlimptOn
Waipoie, Massachusetts; Miss Wight. Springfield,
Mass; George A. Piimptol, New York; g. D.
Butcher, Wheeling, W. Va; A. p. Pinkhouser. Har-
r1SOnburg, Va. j. W. Dickson. Boston, Mass: c.
w. smith, Minneapolis; :. A. Euis and q. #. Ner-
terwell, Rochester, n. Y; Gustavus j. orr. OF
Georgia, and Charles Morrill,, Lowell, Mass
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The Jail InvestigaiiOn.

COURT.
The Judges OF the Supreme Court OF the District
nave received letter from the Attorney General
fecilhg the action OF the Senate Judiciary commit
Zee declaring that the Jail Is under the manage
Inent OF tie supreme Court OF the District stating
that an Investigation into certain charges affecting
the officials WIS in progress and asking that n
might b'. continued to the Close.
an answer iisis been prepared, in which the Judges
atEIin tiIt action or the Senate committee stating
that II followed wha; the court had repeatedly ex
presei ao 10 the authority being In the court The
letter states that while the ATTORNEY General had
no TEIt or authority 10 institute AN Investigation
a!-t the priSoa he still had the privilege accord
ed every citizen OF making inquiry as a private
S.'itcH' AIN Only Hi That way. unless authorized,
III There was 10 be an inquiry into the management
o Inc nj II Must bc open and public. Those &C
cu~d must have the opportunity 10 meet their ac-
cofTS ana tiie public II they wished the oppOrtll-
Itt 70 h't tae testimony on both sides. The court
Would TAI" tn" matter ind r consideration and II
IL De dencd advisory To institute an Investigation
lhe. Would decide wren a I'd where IL should take
p'''e' ana la what manner II should be conducted.
SUDDEN nEATH.-A colored man. named Josepb
CohMiy, was found dead IN his bed at his home
70. -. wilson Street county, yesterday, having
curing The night. The coroner was
noiiltu anu gave certificate Of death from naru-
liI causes, VIZ: congestion OF lungs The body was
turned over to the health officer for burial.
FisEo FOR COSrENPT OF COURT.-James BRYAN
eoi2led, was nped s. for contempt OF court by
Judge Smell this morning for failing IN answer q,
sl;,t:oiiS- He said the reason that he didn't come
VS. because If would Inconvenience him THE
court Told LIN that he couldn't come according 10
his convenience, and In default OF the r. he wenf
down ior Is Gays ~ ~
ITALIAN oPERA.--The Abbey troupe with Nilsson
anu SeiaDfich as Prinid donne, Will appear at the
Sat1onai lheatef On Monday, February 18th for
four nights. "
A VERDICT FOR THE RAILROAD CoNP.yY--In the
circuit court Judge Hagner, yesterday in the case
Oh Atit-e a5L The ~ >lShington and Georgetown rail
read c0inptny-actiOn for damages for tresuass on
property Without legal notice-the jury found rOI
Defendant
REAL ESTATE TKANsFERs-Deeds In fee have
been filed as follows: John Sherman to John A. Nc.
Nicol lots and 6. sub. block "a, Columbia Heights
s2U'6- Ii. 5. Hurley, trustee, 10 John c. Hawley
pts. II and IL, 81. 797; $500. l. NJ. Saunders to W.
w. Seibert, subs 40 and la6, SO. 674; 900.
THEATER CoNIQUE.-Mr. Harry Montague scored
another success last night In his new comedy entl
Tied The Queen OF Love" The play Is full OF in
teretng situations and gives the actors ample op-
pOrtunity TO display their varied talents The
variety portion Of the program Is very entertain
n.y.
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tRoM 2 ARTS.
THE FOLLOWING
NEW SPRING GOODS
HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED BY
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES
LUPlN'S SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES
PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS
NEW MEDIUM WEIGHT, ATWOOD, FRENCH
DRESS TEXTUhES, IN ALI. THE CORRFCT
STYLES AND COLORINGS. FOR THE SPRING
NEW GREY. MODE AND TAN SHADES IN FRENCH
TRIG0TS. AND BRoADCLOTHS. FOR LADIES'
SEM ~ EM H,sRHi WHITE RAT1sTE ROBES
NEW PARIS PRINTED sICIL1ENNEs
NEW SCOTCH ZEPHYRS-NEW WHITE GOODS
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS NAPKINS
PPnnTfGis' 1 tTNSH CLOTHS. sHEEr1NG AND
NELyETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ELEGANT STOCK OF RADZIMERS OTTOMANS
SGkAIS MERVEILLEUXS. SATINS, AND GROS-
G ga SLIM IN BhAcK AND ALL SHADES
EVENING VEN, ,, BIRGCADES GAUZES. ILLUSIONS AND
-eR SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING FABRICS BY GAS LIGHT.
90 sxC IsII GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner SIN street
Established lo4o. feb9
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w. M. SHusrER & Sons

HAVE OPENED FULL STOCK OF NEW SPRING
DRESS GOODS IN CLOTHS, TRICOTINES PRU-
NELLES. CASHMERES 60, IN THE Newest
BATISTE IN CHOICE PATTERNS
SILKS IN NEW COLORINGS AND FULL STOCK
OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS AT Low PRICES
WE ARE CLOSING ALL OUR WINTER GOODS
AZ REDUCED PRICES, AND OFFER MANY DE-
CIDEn ,, BARGAINS N SILKS, vELvETS AND
PRICES. THE CHEAPEST EYER SHOWN IN THIS
Or ANY MARKET, CHOICE BLACK SILKS AT LOW
PIECES. SPECIAL BARGAINS AT 81. 81 Is and 81 So
TABLE LINENS IN ELEGANT PATTERNS AND
QUALITIES AT GREAT BARGAINS.
OUR STOCK IS LARGE, AND WE ARE OFFERING
DECIDED INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
EVENING SILKS GREATLY REDUCED.
ONE PRICE.
". N. SINISTER SONS,
els Pennsylvania avenue
N B-TEE BEST IA THE CTIEApE9T faho
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Bau9her.s Bonanza.

BauKher,s Bonanza.
kinsley (Kansas) Mercury. Saturday. Dec. %. 1888
Some time ago. E. d. Baugher, blacksmith Of
lege Lottery of Louisville, KY, and last Saturday
he obtained the welcome Intelligence that the
ticket he held had drawn the second cash prize Of
$4,000, the lucky number being 9,22. Mr.. Baugher
is an Industrious working man and one OF our most
respected citizens
THE PRIZE PROMPTLY PAID.
Louisville, KY, Jan. 4, 1884. Received OF ]. J..
Douglas, for the Henry College Lottery Company,
payment in fun for prize ticket No 1922, drawn
Dec, 27th 1883, said prize ticket drawing ten thou
sand dollars 600 and owned by Z. ID. Baugher,
hlnsley, Edwards county, Kansas
Bank OF Kentucky, by E. C. Dulaney, Clerk.
Next Grand Drawing in Covfngton, KY, Feb
2Sth: 5000 $4,000 $1,000, and other large prizes
Tickets only g. halves, 81. Address your orders to
j. j. Douglas Covington, Ky. d&kl
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REPUBLICAN RALLIES.

The First District Elects Delegates
Voices from n Fog Bank in the
TWenfy.secOnd District-A PROPOSE.
ton to Take a Collection Causes a
Shiyer.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusememts, &C.. Tonight.

AmuSements, &c. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--Nr. John Mccullough In
~JuliuS Cesar"
FokD'S OPERA HoUsE-BoSton Ideals In sThe
Mascot
1HEATER CoMIQUE.-'The Queen of Love- and
varieties.
DINE Acknowledgements, curtosties and inter-
eStinS performance
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PREv1ous To REMov1s

Previous To REMOVING
WILL SELL ALL GOODS AT COST.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES.
Pride Of the West Beached Cotton, cts
Elmwood Beached Cotton cts
Wamsutta Cotton, S cts
BLACK CA HMERES
BLACK CASHMERES
Lupins All Wool Cashmeres, &C. 49, 40, 49, 49, At cts
Coored Silk Moires, all colors Ga. "a, Ga, Ct cts
Coiored Silk Surahs. sc, sc, &c. st cts
TABLE LINEN', TABLE LINENS
10, %, &C. %. 80 cts.
Bleached Table DalIasks, ~, 46, 40, s. Sc ctA
British Hose. Is cts. IL cts.
Silk Frinpes at half price.
Crochet Counterpanes.
Marseilles Counterpanea
Towels. Napkins.
Shectng Cottons, Flannels
Ladies' Cloths, Carpets.
Oil Cloths, Dress Goods
White Goods.
ALL GOODS AT COST.
WSON'S,
eS6 Pennsylvania Avenue {sourh side,.
1eoI. near Center Market
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Franklin Co. send SO to THE STAR for I'll,
benefit OF the poor.

THE ELKs' BENRFTT-The Elks will have q grand
benefit at Ford's Opera House tomorrow afternoon
The Boston Ideals win appear In the opera OF 1.-THE
Mascot" and Mr. Whitney will render special
song before the opera. Harry Minors comedy COM
pany, from New York, Will be here to take part In
the grand performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12

If YnU have sore throat a cough or a cold try
B. II. Douglass s Sons Capscum Cough Drops:
they arc pheasant to the taste, perfectly harmless
aud viii surely cure You.
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Judge Mackey's Statement About the
Poet TimrOd.

RIVER TRADE REoPRNKD-Harbormaste Sutton
reports arrivals at the river front as follows:
Schr James Pander, tr., Robinson, 100 tons phos-
Samuel Emery; schr. Edward Dean, Lawrence, zoo
bushels OYSTERS market; stmr. Norfolk, Shrop-
snlre, merchandise, j. H. johnson; Schr. Eugene,
Blank 800 bushels oysters, market; pungy ". B,
Coleman. Russell, 400 bushels oysters, market;
Sloop Sarah Jane, Simms, 400 do. do; pungy Char
lie, Morgan, 800 bushels do, do; pungy John W.
Grey, Rutter, 600 bushels DO, do; pungy Caroline,
Francis, 500 bushels do do "
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Silks. Silks. SILKS,

Another large lot Of SILKS just received from New
York. "
CARTER's. I'll MARKET spAoR
COIORED FANCY SILKS, s71c.
NUNS YELLING (cream) pure wool vI7a do,,.,
width. 37kc. f o' "ios oouole-
C0L9KED RADzIMER SILKS. excellent QUALITY
in pink aud light blue 45c A' ~o"oie "iuth
BLACK SILKS, excellent oualitv rpl,c,a e.. a, ~
to actual cost 81 H'' Ae""SeA AFoiu $iIo
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING (the widest and
very oeSp retfmce. to actual cost 25c. ~
COLORED SILKS, excellent Quality relucaa r-,
81 to actual cost. 75c HN~'A''' ieuuceo 1roin
a,,ao i SAT1Ns. in pink cream and light blue re-
:, HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. in cream. mink and
nHit oile reduced from i. Is to actual cost nj
IL. NhE1S pure wool. large size reduced to actua
HLACh SILKS actual cash value g. reduced to al 90
quarter wide. l2hc Wv '"'" "a"
CARRIERS,
Ieo0 I'll MARKET SPACE
DURITY SWEET CIGARETTES
Il PURITY SWEET CIGARETTES
PURITY SWEET CIGARE1TES
Aeo~-oo." PURITY SWEET CIGARETTEa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12

THE fine photos OF kets Kemethy's, 11oe Pa ave-,
continue TO De s. per dOz, with thirteenth
pairted
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

orrTCT or TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. u, 1884 $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states generally cloudy
weather and rain- slight rise In temperature north
east TO southeast winds, except in southern por-
ton, variable. lower barometer. The temperature
will rise slowly on the Atlantic coast on WedneS-
day with ge.Ieraily cloudy weather and occasional
rain or snow Il View England and the northern por-
taoas OF the middle Atlantic states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12

GENUINE HOLLAND ED.a CHEESE John II. Ma
gTuder, Ift1 New York avenue
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Relief of the Poor.

Il
DISTRIBUTION BY THE POLICE
The relief yesterday, through the police depart
ment, is given by Major and superintendent Dive
as follows: First precinct cOlOred families and d
White; second precinct. cOlOred and white thru
precinct, 3 colOred and white; fourth precinct I
coiOred and white; fifth precinct, cOlored and !
white: sixth precinct. cOlored and white seventh
precinct, coOred aud white; eighth precinct 3
cOlOred and matchmaking 10 cOlored and 16
ceived 1915 from the walters OF the Arlington
hotel
Yesterday Mrs Christian Heinzerline. Virg1n,a
avenue southeast, donated "a lOaves OF bread 70 the
poor of the eighth precinct which were distributed
10 good advantage.
NOTES
Franklin & Co. send SO to THE STAR for the
benefit OF the poor.
AsSIsTAST.-In the Police Court this morning Henry
F. Burgess and John II. Shepherd cOIOred vino
keep barber shop on 8th street. near the corner of
u, were put on trial charged with assault Mr Geo
L. Gibbons constable. testified that on the 29th of
last month he, In company with MIR. HoraItO Merit
man, went 10 the barberShOp kept by the defen
dantS TO serve a witt or execution on Burgess and
when they went into the shop Merrman was ar
dered out and he refused to go, when the defen-
dants and others put them out before he could
was summoned by the constable to help him TO ex-
ecute 4 writ on Mir Burgess When they got there
and went In Burgess ordered him out, and after.
wards several OF them put him out by force and
struck him In the mouth. Joseph Ford q coioreri
barber, saw Burgess and Shepherd throw Merriman
ana Gibbons out. Burgess testified that he pf
Merriman out, and some one threw Gibbons out on
him. Burgess was fined $40 for assault on Nerd
man, and Shepherd fined $40 for assaultlng Gibbons
Appeal noted.
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RHINE WINES direct from the Rhine Also the
finest yiutaEeS which are noted for its quality at
Chr. XanleT5, 81 1th ST. n w
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The school of Art Needlewcrk
will be conducted In the Millinery Store OF Mrs NJ.
J. Hunt, 1909 + street northwest, instead OF VIII
lard's Hotel. Mrs 4. V. GRAHAM.
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NfISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes COkSETS TO order every STYLE and material
ana guarantees perfect lit and comfort
BIER SPEClAL1lES ARE
Trench Hand made Undertaking. Merlno r-ndervesr
and finest Inn orted Hosiery ~
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and Busties The Hercules" SIM
porting Corset for which Miss II. is special agent
and 81 Corset, her own make that Ior the price
cannot be surpassed
n B.-French German ard Spanish spoken a.
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AT meeting OF the Young Ladies' Brilliant star
Association. No l. last evening. SIPS was divided
among the members as q drawback, giving each
member the sum OF IS, and leaving Il balance of
t-o In the treasury Mis- NJ. L. Whales Is president
and Miss H. A Saunders secretary
AT THE eleventh regular monthly meeting OF the
Citizens Equitable Building association. held last
night az GodiardS Hail, West Washington. a 800
Was sold Twenty-Five shares sold at prices ranging
frOn 1926 10 s1g> per share
THERMOMETERS, barometers, hydrometers, Ma
tOn2l Hctel Eyeaight store
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CITY ITEMS.
The Tale Of the False Teeth.

Praise is unstinted concerning the effects of
Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup, which costs only sc. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12

LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley. 60
The Trough On" Tooth Powder, elegant, 15c
j. M. LarOque,s Elixer OF Calisaya
Bark
Has for more than half a century, been In use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
slc1anS as the best tonic and invigorator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilftated all find IL
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady S medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
giStS. w. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tuth,S-5m
Enough on Corns," for corns warts, bunions lsc
Premature Loss Of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the useof BURNETT's
COCAINE.
The superiority OF Bur,etrs Fzaroring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength
Wells Health Remover cures dyspepsia, impo-
tence.
Immense bargains at the closing out sale OF
nne shoes Everything at actual cost Call early
at SINsHEIMER BRO, sos 7th ST. tr
Nasaldfne cures Catarrh, for 25 cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Wash
DR.. Carman,S Dentalaid Teeth, Gums Breath.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons.,,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered In half-pOund "Ward" prints SOC per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButterInilk and Sweet
MILK &c. per quart Cream 15c pint
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False teeth may tell lies in quiet way. But
messages OF pain through all the nerves and
muscles OF the face 81 have the toothache.- IS the
almost audible howl And the echo is, Eyes, and
the tOothache has mel" When the pains OF neu-
ralgfa settle In decayed tooth, something must be
done. Get Perry Davis Pain Killer
Tho following articles worth from 10
to 25c.,
will be sold tomorrow only for 4, and 13c.. at r
Royal Glue &C G. bottle; CSC hair brushes for I3c:
rubber dressing combs 4c; larger size &C.: mouse
traps 4c scissors Sc: cut glass octagon dishes &C.
larger size 13c.: gobletS Tor &c., potato Washers
&C. rolling pins 4c.; towel racks 4c-; pin walnut
hatrackS &c: 10 pins 13c.: superior laundry soap
bars for 13c; engraved goblets for 1885,: shoe black
ing boxes for &C; wooden or iron kitchen spoons
4c; chrOmoS &C. "a sheets OF shelf paper 4c: China
eggs for &C.; sewing machine Oil 4c bottle: bread
collar buttons &C.; Browns French shoe
dressing bottles for 13c.; cut glass finger bowls
13c; tooth brushes &C. &C.: steak broerS 4c: cake
turner's &C; flne perfumed toilet soap large cakes
for l3c: Of, covered tin buckets sauce pans &C.
whisk brOomS 2 for l3c.: Lava cuSpadoTeS aSSorte!
colOrs 13c.; Tampico whtSk broomS &c; mincing
knives &c; double &C.; wooden mixing bowls 81:
champion flour sleeves &C.; real majollca pitchers
13c.; hat racks 13c; iron match safes &C.; covered
dust pans assorted colors &c.; muffin pans &C.
large Scrubbtng brushes &C.; tea spoons II for &C.
table spoons for &c; tin cups 9 for &c; feather
busters &c, also immense bargains In the latest
styles OF baby carriages.
Younger and Better.
BenSOn'S Capc1ne Porous PlaSterS are not older
than all Others but they better than all others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12

Elegant ElMbrOiderieS
for House Decorations at Mrs NJ j. Hunts, 1909
street northwest
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IT Is WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST rMrRcrv
cies that are liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing, not depending upon the
means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group asthma ETC.. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your best
friend
vEO. ANDREWS, OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL,
~ Carpet Corporation. for over twenty wears be
lore his removal to Lowell, afflicted with salt rbeum in
It's worst form. Its alterations actually covered more
than half the surface of his body and limbs He WAS
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsapaa See certificate in
Ayers Almanac for 1854 ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-12

JoBBING in plumbing and Timing promptly done
by s s. Sheid.