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Personal and Local HtemS-LaWn Party
at OlMeV. Etc.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
| ROCKVILLE, July &c.
There will be q competitive examination for free
scholarship in St Johns college before the school
commissioners on August 12.
! Capt VIM. o. Sellman died at his home, near
GAINESVILLE, on Wednesday morning last, in the
I'D year of his age He represented this county in
the state senate from 1868 to 1872 and was gentle
man highly respected in the community
The plans for fisllways at the Great Falls have
ceen accepted by Prof Baird and the work Will
soon be commenced.
| The barn and granary of Luther NJ. Offutt in the
neighbOrhOOd OF Great Falls, this county, were
totally destroyed by fire on the morning OF the 2lst
inst The barn contained a self-binding harvester
| and other improved machinery, and the granary
about 200 barrels Of The loss is estimated at
| The ladies OF st. Johns Episcopal church. at Oh
ney, VIII give lawn party for the benefit OF the
residence OF L. Hail. near BrOOkevile. There Will
! be tableauX music and refreshments
! An exhibition OF horses and colts will take place
at Pooesyille, on the first Saturday in August
suitable premiums will be awarded for the finest
animals
Mr.: John II. Williams. of the Pooesvie district,
has purchased the Bartgis farm OF 100 acres lying
contiguous to his home place.
| On Saturday last II. W. Talbot, as mortgage,
sold the farm of the late Sarah f. Hall, containing
100 acres to John A. Hail. for s:2 % per acre. on
the same day he sold, as trustee, the farm of the
same party for the sum of s2aOl per acre These
improved farms adjon each other and are situated
midway between germantown station, NJ. II. X. r.,
| and DarLeStGWn.
The board OF health for Olney district, OF which
MI Henry Z. HalOwcil is president, has issued Il
circular to all families in said district calling their
attention TO the necessity OF cleanliness in and
about dwellings and Outbuildings during the warm
weather.. reports OF any cause OF disease are also
called for This board was established by act Of
| the last legislature
The b. ana o. railroad company have just COM
pleted the building OF brick passenger depot at
GatherSburg station.
ON Monday morning the mail bag for this place,
! carried by the train going east was careleSSy
rolled on the trail by the agent in charge, and fall
ing under the wheels, was torn in pieces and the
contents dlsfgured and much of it destroyed This
Is the third time such accident has happened
here within brie: space Of time.
A farmers exchange has been established In
the bank building here. and all are invited to trans
| purpose.
| The deposits in the bank have reached $4,000
There will be a meeting Of democrats at the
court house, on Wednesday evening next for the
purpose of forming campaign club.
The storm on Thursday did considerable damage
In
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Death of Rev. e.. r. COcle1-

Rev. c. 7. Cochel the pastor OF the First Metho-
dist Protestant church, East Washington died yes
terday morning at Deer Park, where he went some
ten days ago for the benefit OF his health His re-
mains Will arrive here this afternoon and be taken
TO the parsonage. The funeral will take place
from the church tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Cochel
was native OF Pennsylvania, and entered the
ministry at the session OF the Maryland annual
conference, held in Georgetown In March, 1859 He
was stationed at the 9th street church In 1854 and
served one year, and has since served in Cecil! Har-
Iofd, Frederick and Union Bridge stations. Mary
lahd. he vas quiet. unassuming man, effective
especially In planning and building churches and
had many friends wherever he served. He was
When he sent TO East Washington he was I'm
Ii-health, but had filled his appointments Till a
Jew weeks ago, when he was obliged to leave on
account of his health 49,
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A Regulation for Platter.
MARYLAND OFFICER READY To ARREST HIM on A


4 MARYLAND OFFICER READY TO ARREST HIM on A
CHARGE OF ABDUCTION.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Joseph O. Fowler of
Anne Arundel county, Nd, as agent OF the state OF
Maryland, arrived here with requlsition for Jesse
Platter, the colored man who came here last Tues
day with Miss Helen owens, of Bristol, Anne Arun-
iel county, Md, and married her In this city, The
requisition of Gov. McLane is based on the warrant
issued by Justice X. ii. Welch on the oath OF DIR.
richardson, charging Platter with having on the
2lst day OF July. 1SSi, at Anne Arundel county IN
lawfully abducted Helen Owens, said Helen being
then insane, from her home In said county, with
intent, unl&wfully. 10 marry said Helen, she being
Then and there white woman"
Mr. 0Wltr- after an Interview with Major Dye at
ponce headquarters. was directed to the court
mouse. but failed To find any OF the judges
The question as to how far the authorities here
can go III outying the IeQuioitOn was the subject
or discussion among members OF the bar Yesterday
~ was stated ty some that there II no law in the
Dlstiict OF Columbia against abduction or mfSce-
Senafion either Others claim that the old Mary
land law Is yet IN force and THAI all the authorities
mere Ectd Know Is that an 0rcnSe against the law
OF state has been ptrpetrated.
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Affairs in Yves, wa.hinr,on.

INJURED b LIGHTNING.-During the storm yester-
day afternoon colonel man, named William john
son, employed by tho MeUDpolitan Railroad Co. In
repairing the rails on p street, near SD street,
received severe shock OF kghInfng while standing
on steel rail- DE- Appleby was sent for and
rendered medical aid. JoAnson's injuries are very
serious He was moved to his home, on 18th,
between @ and streets northwest.
NoTEs-POtomacN street Is to be paved from Pros
pect avenue to Q street, which will be very accept
able to the residents
SHIPPING NEwS-EchoOner Charles Lawrence
arrived yesterday wRh GOO tons Of ice, from Ken
nebec.
! very muddy; reoEvin9 reServoir-north come
ton, 80: south connecttoat &c. distributing reser-
voir-ihnuent gateaDuse, 81; eff1uent gatehouse,
Sc. Low tide In the river to-day at p. M; high
tide at II q. m.
COAL TRADE.-SeNsn boafs carrying 79l.10 tons OF
coal left Cumberland yesterday.
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For the Sanitariai Eve.

10 the EDITOR of THE EVENT g STAR
III the health officer and his sanitary inspectors,
the District Commissioners or any other District
authorities Halter themselves that this city is i'm
proper sanitary condition receive the cholera let
Them 90 the rounds some rlne hot day on the space
within the following boundaries: From Az street
southwest 10 New Jersey avenue southeast and from
10 street southeast and southwest: to be more
explicit, let them examine square 5s7, bounded by
Sd ana jd and / ana Is streets southwest: square
tgS, bounded by South Capitol and d and L and NJ
streets southeast square 699. bounded By l. ana NJ
ana LIST and = streets southeast; square -1O1
bounded by 1st and = and Nj and y streets south
east. AID square .43. bounded by New jersey
avenue, N and - streets southeast CITIzES
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Now Is IHE TINE
TO CURR sKrN HUMoRs.

is at this season. when the pores Nren freely and
the perspration is abundant that DISTRIBUTING Hunors
Illuminating Eruptions, Itching Torures Salt Rheum
or Eczema Psoriasis, letter RngworIn. Baby Humors
Scrofa Scrofulous Sores Assesses and Discharging
Wounds and every species of Itching, Scaly and
Pimpy Diseases of the Skin and Scalp are most
speedily and economically cured by the Cur1cURA
REMEDIES
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IT IS A FACT.

Hundreds of letters in our possession (cories of
which may be had by return maiD are our authority
for the assertion that Skim Scalp and Blood Humors
whether Scrofulous Inherited or CONTAGIOUS NAV
NOW be permanently cured by CUTICURA REsoLvENT.
the new Blood Purifier internally and CUrICURA and
CUTICURA SOAP. the Skin Cures and Beautifiers
externally, in half the time and at one half the
expense of any other season.
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GREATEST ON EARTH,

CuT1cCRA REMEDIES the greatest medicines on
earth Had the worst Salt Rheum in this country
My mother had 1t twenty and in fact died from it.
believe CUTICURA would have saved her life My arms
breast and head We're covered for three years. which
nothing relieved cured until used the CuTIcuRA
REsoLvENT internally and CUTICURA and CUrIcURA
SOAP externally. j. W. ADAMS
n
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CITY ITEMS.
The Gauge Of Prayer.
d. n. W.

As Satan passed through Heaven, from
A walk on earth, one day
Great Jove looked up and questioned him
:. SDhdst near my creatures pray?"
Where'er listening stood:
But, by my SOUL not one OF them
Prayed for his brothers good"
Then looked the Ruler fire and flame
And spake this fierce decree:
The Others come to me."
Then all that night on Heavens wall
Great Jove and Satan stood,
To see how many sons OF men
would pray Tor brothers good.
Alas! they watched there many an hour.
And yet there came DO sounds:
Inc poor they prayed for pennies, and
~, Inc rlch they prayed for pounds;
The ugly prayed for beauty, and
III Inc e., sw VIVA PRAYED for grace;
me Old ones prayed for youthful looks
To hide wrinkled face;
The llmping prayed for healthful joints;
The red-haired prayed for brown:
Inc short ones prayed for longer legs,
The long to be cut down;
The brown-eyed prayed for blue ones,
The croSS-eyed prayed for straight:
the fat ones prayed for melting down;
The lean ones prayed for weight;
The doctor prayed for sickness, and
The undertaken death;
The captives prayed for sunshine, and
The phth1sicky for breath;
The maiden prayed for lovers vows;
The soldier prayed for war;
The beggar prayed for horse to ride;
The drunkard prayed for "mGre;''
The sick man prayed fer break OF day;
The thief for longer night;
The miser prayed lor more OF gold;
The blind man prayed for sight.
AT last there came a fearful voice
Up to the stariit sky;
"Oh! may my unce'S soul this night
Rest in the realms on highe''
''There's one for met the Ruler cries
"NOt sou the devil said,
IIa'S I,nip ,nII l,iO,
Hence wants the old man deadIn
just then there came another voice.
In Supplicat1ng tones:
son! may the grave be late to close
Ger NeighbOr DavldS boneSIr
''There's surely one for me at last,n
But Satan cried: 'Not yet!
He merely wants the man TO live
Until he pays debt!n
just then there came joyous voice,
10! here, great JOye, am In
And Satan stood aghast and knew
That Duffy now was nigh.
Jove looked in rapture from his throne,
Joy beamed from Angels eyes;
III you're the man," said he, "who brought
Pure Barley Malt arise.
1t SOOtheS all care, OF all the works
or men least understood;
1t surely is the greatest,
And has done the greatest goods
And so they waited till the stars
went out at dawn OF day;
Then Satan seized his bag OF souls
And sped his hOmeward way
Upon high Heavens glittering wall
Long had they listening stood;
And only one OF all the crowd
Had done the world good
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told to the great curative
powers of the CUTICURA REMEDIES l have paid hun
dreds Of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the
blood and skim and found anything yet to equal
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES CHAS. A. WILLIAMS
Providence, X I
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NV Music
Cleveland's Grand Victory March, price IS cents
Washington High School March, price 80 cents
White Plume March. Introducing the melody of the
great republican Campaign Song, Well follow
"helc the White Plume Waves" Price 80 cents
Published and for sale by
JOHN F. ELLIS 4 CO.,
N14-lm 937 Pennsylvania Avenue. near 10th street
RROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures headache promotes digestion, tones the
and regulates the whole system. iy26-eo
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An Unauthorized SUPERINTENDENT.

meeting advertised in Fridays Republican, to take
place here this evening is unauthorized, nothing
being known OF 1T here. The Blaine and Logan
ratification meeting has already been held. l. c.
O'Neal, president OF Blaine and Logan republican
club; Edmund Burke, chmn rep. eX. com.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE,

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsel all other medicines
keep for skin diseases My customers patients saw
that they have effected in every instance where
other remedies have failed. H. W, BROCKWAY Md
Franklin Falls n H.
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Sold by all druggists Price: CuT1cURA so cents: RE-
SOLVENT. 81 SOAP, % cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1-
CAL Co. Boston. Mass.
Send for HOW To CURE SKIN DISEASES"
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CONTRACT NOT CoMPLETED.-D. A. Driscoll has
entered suit by II. w. Garnett against F. j. Hell
berger for 5000 damages. Plaintiff alleges that
he agreed on May Gath last to build two brick
houses, &c, but July 21st defendant tOO! exclusive
possession of the premises, and prevented him from
completing the work
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Drrss G1scHAMs
DRESS GINGHAMS.
CHOICE STYLES. 81 CENTS
CHOICE STYLES 5h CENTS
CHOICE STYLES. 81 CENTS.
New Patterns of INGRAM CARPETS
INDIA LINEN, 81 cents
New Patterns Of BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Real SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, 12k cents
LAWNS, LAWNS, 5 cents
AL Wool WHITE FLANNEIS, lS cents
FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING 15c and 1sc
TABLE LINENS 10 cts. ana Is cts
New INGRAM CARPETS, Csc, 2Oc., &c., 4Oc 45c Soc
Black CASHMERES all wool. SIC. 4Oc.. 45c, Soc
BRUSSELS CARPETS. new designs, rs 80, IS. 81, &c.
CALICO, cents.
Childrens HOSE, no seams Is cts
BALBRIGGAN HOSE, no seams 25 cts
Childrens BALBRIGGAN HOSE, no seams 25 cts
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tISSELIS ICE CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
I42. New York avenue.
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BEAUTY

BEAUTY
For Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin, Blackieads PIN.
Pies Skin Blemishes and tile Hunors use CUrI
CURA SOAP, real Beautifer. iy15
E(ROWN'S IRON BITTERS WILL ENABLE YOU
~ to throw OH that tired feeling common.
.BlsONN'S lhON Bl1TERS removes weakness and
gives renewed life iy26-eo
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handsome and convenient houses for sale on B
street northeast by IL. Walker, notary, go Lou
tSiana avenue.
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T O W s oN's.

To W ON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side.
II and promotes Digestion
BROWNS IRON BITTERS does not injure or even
plachen the teeth. jy26eo
browns IRON BITTERs
Is the only iron medicine that is not injurious 1t does
not even Dacken the teeth jy2G-eo
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The Loss Of Mr.. Frank K. Wards
NOtes-Only Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars InVOlved-The Work ON the
New Building Not to be Interrupted
On Account Of the LOss-The Public
Spirited Gentlemen Who Enabled Mr.
Ward to Save His Business.
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B. II. WARNER. Ole street northwest, has money
TO loan In sums 10 suit.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

WIsHINGToS u. G.. July 26. 1884 $50 A. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, local showers
and partly cloudy weather, variable winds, STA
uonary temperature For Sunday local showers
and partly cloudy weather are Indicated for the
lower lake region, New England and the middle At
rafps
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GARDEN HOSE at a discount. shedds, 400 9th st.
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Mothers, Do You Care For the Lives q
Your Little OneSl


Mothers, DO You Care For the Lives of
Your Little Ones!
Mothers, il your little ones are suffering with
any one OF the many complaints with which chill
dren are afflicted in this hot weather. you can re-
neve at once, and In a few days cure, permanently
cure them, by using the following prescription:
Take an ordinary water-glaSS, filling 1t with
broken Ice, then pour into the glass one ounce of
'DUFFY'S PURE BARLEY MALT WHISKY and give
frequently through the day as much as the little
patients stomach will readily take For scarlet
When the ice IS melted away take fresh tumbler
and more ice and fix as befOre''
Your physician Will tell you this is an excellent
remedy, as over two hundred OF them in this city
are now prescribing it In their practice for cases OF
this kind.
Mothers who read this and from a false notion re-
garding the use of pure liquor in their family re-
fuse TO act on It, assume grave responsibility and
If through their negligence the little should die
as they gaze on the features of the loved one for
the last time? Mothers act before 1t is too late 2w
Heads of Families
Will find the Duffy's Malt Whisky at Hume, Cleary
Co.'S. 2W
Try ut MOreIl,s
wholesale and retail depot 734 9th street northwest
between G and II, the union made SC. Cigar; 6 for
26c. Mascotte, Nickel Guillaume Tell. All sold at
lowest prices. Reduction by the box.
Durkee Salad Dressing.
A ready-made. rich and delicious dressing for all
salads OF meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and in
nnltely better IMAM homemade. Unrivalled as
sauce. co
JOhnsOn's Restaurant.
for ladies and gentlemen, 44O and 442 9th st. n. w
Every delicacy; polite attention. Ladies' saloon
first floor
The ''vienna cabinet Beer,
Is also kept on the steamer George Leary. 6
Papa MoelIch,
in Georgetown, runs the famous "vienna Cabinet
Beer"
The Only
strictly price hat and gents furnishing store In
this city. Prices cheaper than the cheapest. Be
wise and buy at Francs, one price, corner 7th and
streets.
Big Bargains, panic prices, 7se 9TH St Mourn
ing Store n. w. 6
Rogers 4 Bros
week, at "Boston Variety Store
Buchu.Paiba.,,
Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritation, Stone
Gravel, Catarrh OF the Bladder. 81. Druggists I
Restorative Wine.
II you are weak and suffering from general de-
bilty, you should use Speer's Port Grape Wine, It
Will purify your blood, restore digestion and make
you 1eel IKE younger person. For sale by all
druggists w&s
Cocoaine, a compound Of Cocoanut OIL, beautifies
the hair and Is sure to aay all itching and irr1ta-
ton OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnetts Flavoring Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength. 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Bdena 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Mafechal Mel Rosa 90
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily Of the Valley 60
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Will the Cholera Strike Baltimore,

After the visit OF DIR. Koch. the eminent German
doctor, to Touon, and his belief that the cholera
would spread over all Europe we sent letter of
inquiry TO our agent at Paris, requesting that he
learn the views OF the board of health In that city,
and also OF the government board specially an,
by cable the probable outcome of the disease We
are In receipt OF a cable advice this evening, as
follows: 49,
PARIS, July 22lSS4.
DattyS baltimore, T.SA.:
cholera Is spreading with frghtful rapidity 1t
prominent American seaport cities this fall is gen.
eTal opinion here only water boiled, or diluted
WIN pure liquor, permitted in families By order
health authorities
DUBOIS, Agent.
we have frequently advised the use OF a pure
WHISKY IN the proportion OF one third whisky TWO
thirds water. for the relief OF summer complaints
complaints only water previously boiled then
mixed with our Pure Malt Whisky should be used.
ne Schoo! children are Cb{iged TO use water and
liquor IN ParlS; and why not the families here?
When llu0r Is to be used. get only the pureSt and
70 satisfy the skeptical that Duffy'S Pure Barley
De Arendt, the German chemist and DR.. James J.
O'Dea, the great authority on insanity They speak
Tor themselves:
the Dutv Mat Whisky Company:
GehNeHten-I take pleasure in teStlfying to YOU
tnat i have made an analysis OF your Barley Malt
whisky, which gave very gratifying result.
Your Malt Whisky, obtained mostly by extract OF
malt CONFUSION and very careful fermentation
ana dStiation, is entirely free from fusil oil and
any or those similarly obnoxious alcohOls which
are SO often found In whiSkyS Therefore 1t can be
recommended as extremely fit for medical PURPOSES
DIR. N. E. ARENDT,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
Buffalo n v
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IamOnd Shirts at Auerbach's, 9 & II. tu,tt

"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered In half pound ward" prints Sc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butter milk ana sweet
MIX, SC. per quart, Cream l5c. pint
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FoR Next WEEK.
E. G. DAVIS,
.19 MARKET SPAoR
Hot WHITE GOODS. 1214c. former price 25c
INDIA LINENS 121f to 45c.
PERSIAN LAWNS reduced
PURE LINEN LAWNS, 25c per yard
Choice patterns BATISTE
ALLOVER EMBROIDERY
Fine CAMBRIA and NAINSOOK EMBROIDERY
LACES. FANS. NULL FISCHUS
Isle and SILK GLOVES.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
POPULAR PRICES
E. G. DAVIS,
tyl9 719 MARKET SPACE.
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appetite with excellent digestion iy26-eo
4Oc 400
For an Office Coat
For a Seersucker Coat
$3.50 $3.50
For Nuns Cloth Coat.
$l25 sL25
For an Alpaca Coat
s125 SL25
For Boys Sailor Suit
$3.50 e25o
For good Boys Suit
For Q Youths Blue Flannel Suit.
&12Oo sl2OO
For q fine Yacht Cloth Suit
5000 $500
For Mems business Suit
For ss Sea Business shss Sui.
$3.50 elbo
For good pair Of Pants.
75c 76c
For q good Vest.
$500 $500
Fora Blue Flannel Coat
e1ao0 $500
For o fine Black Brosdcloth Suit
1880 $500
For fine Corkscrew 4-B. Getaway Suit.
&lO0 4lOO
For Linen Duster
$3.50 el250
Fer Suit Of the finest Calcutta Seersucker.
These sfew of the Bargains Of s0cents
the dollar sale, at
THE MISFIT STORE,
NA CORNER TENTH AND SITS
RRowN's IRON B1TTERs
Strengthens the muscles steaes the nerves enriches
the blood gives new ytgor. ty2G-eo
GENTS BEST BLUE FLANNEL PANTS. s45o,
NJ now 50 and 80.
"a Cashmere pants, now 81. 80 and SO Job.
Boys Sailor Suits &l60. 81 Is and g. formerly g. so
worEinsmen,s Pants q. s125 and sl.5o. at reduced
prices.
Fine Low cut shoes at cost to close out
Straw Hats ut slaughtering prices. Men and Boys
leiIl9l6 Pennsylvania avenue
jy23 J. W. SELBY.
DROwN's IRON BITTERs TONES THE NERVES
ID and inyigorAtes the whole system.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS ipsures good appetite and
digestion. 0Euggas@ eeQ u jy26-eo
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RROwN'S IRON B1TTERS
Removes weakness gives renewed e tones the nerves
invtgorates the whole System jyaS-eo
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STAPLEToN, RICHMOND Co., N. Y,

April 3d. 1884.
The Duffy Malt Whisky Company, Baltimore ana
Cdtrert streets, Baltimore, Nd:
GentteMef-When prescribe an alcoholic stim-
uant TO sick and convaescent people order your
famous Malt Whisky in preference to any other
liquor, for the reason that know 1t to be whole
some, clean and unadulterated What employ
with SO much confidence in my own practice as
confidently recommend to the medical profession
al large satisfied that II will meet with the ap-
proval OF this profession in every particular.
Yours, truly, JAMES j. O'DEA NJ D.
AS two hundred and thirteen establishments in
this city Gnclutng all the wholesale drug houSes)
have this Whisky on sale advise you to ask your
nearest druggist or grocer for It,
The price should be only 81 per bottle. Try it 1t
may save a life
The DUFFY MALT WHISKY Co..
2w Baltimore and Calvert streets.
R1ZOrs! RaZOrS!! RaZOrA!!! The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted, and kept in
proper shaving condition gratis The Rodgers Cut
lery Store, 4S7 Pa. ave. D. n. Walford Prop'r /
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Female Infrmities and to all who lead
1edeut&yy Gyea. 1y26-eo