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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

SUIT WITHDRAwN.-The case OF Samuel Ga
gctt. Gfain.Strs tor OF Eliza II. West decreased
against e. W Il. Black has been discontinued nv
the plaintiff. The bill was fled in July 10 prevent
Black from receiving dTatt from the Treasury on
account OF claim Tor occupancy OF property in
Maryland by The army. -
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SILKS. VrLvErs,

Silks. tELvETs.
AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
CASH PRICES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLAt SILKS tcash prices. 4,
Our 81 .25 BLACK SILK reduced to SLIGO Our 81 50
BLACK SILK reduced 10 81 %.
COIOEED CASiMERES. widest double width all
pure wool, cash price - &c
NEW YORK Mills sHEETING COTTON, widest
and very best quality, cash price 2Jc
CAR1EES I'll MARKET SPACE
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET. cash price 81 90
CLOTH FOR TOYS WEAR. large assortment, 37h so.
81. I5c., 81 90 ' w
COLORED SILKS excellent quality, S100; reduced to
cash price. 75c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. 200, . 80. $500
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS large size all wool 81
COLORED and BLACK SATINS, so. g. 75c, $780,
LADIES' CEOTH SUIT Nc, pure wool fine quality
all colors cash price, 25c.
BIEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen SOC
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. 75c.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS silk and woo,
cash price. &c. '
EXCELLENT RED TWILL FLANNEL. &c
YARDWIDE BLEACHED COTTON, excellent oualitv
Sc. '''>''
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, 25c, Sc so.
AUCTION BLANKETS. great (cash) bargains
SILKS, SIC. SILKS SIC. SILKS, Sc
SEA CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
The Electric Lights.

WHY NEW METHODS AEE TO BE TRIED-FOURTEEN
LAMPS 10 BE PLACED ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
There has been considerable rivalry between the
Unite! States and the Brush-Swan Electric Light
companies in regard TO the experiments which are
being made on Pennsylvania avenue with the
electric light for street illumination. Originally,
according to the statements Of the District COM
misSiohcrS, the United States company offered to
light the avenue. but We're unwilling 10 do 1t on
Tie terms required by the District commissioners
W. that the cost should not exceed the cost OF gas
i nc i'ru-h-SWaE company accepted these terms.
anu were given period or time. which will expire
octUEHr Isl. TO make experiments 1T their own eX-
penSe- The lighting OF tie avenue by a few DOW
1s.acJ0ry TO The commissioners. because the lights
nave been too binding aud the shadows too dense
The commissioners suggested that yellow glass
De placed before the lights. us to soften the
glare, but representatives OF the cOlnp2ny stated
lndt 10 Use such glasses would cut Off fifty per
cent 81 the light. The Commissioners have now
invite! both CO!npanies to make experiments with
the view Of lighting the avenue certain conditions
tlA& Imposed. tie chief Icing that the cost to the
District sia not exceed the cost OF the gas lamps
dispensed with. The Commissioners are obliged 10
impose ti5 condition. is the appropriation is lin
utd 70 certain amount Der lamp. Under the new
proposal the fruS-SWdn company propose 10 erect
II lamps 1t different points on the avenue each Of
less poWs 7 az course than those now in use COM
missioner EdmOnds stated to a STAR reporter to-
day that the only purpose of the Commissioners
was 10 Obtain the best lights possible. They de
sire 20 encourage and assist any company that will
Improve the cid methods Of street lighting but
cannot so beyond the expenditure provided by
Congress He did not think the gas company cared
ii'I.'h whether the gas lamps were used or not. as
TIE present rates OF payment for street lamps were
not very profitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
The Mitchell Divorce Case.

THE HUSBANDS ANSWER TO THE RESTRAINING ORDER
In the case OF May c. Mitchell agt. James Walter
Mitchell-bill for divorce and Injunction filed last
week-the respondent to-day, by F. II. Mackey
filed answer TO the restraining order. He states
that his two children-Walter Alexander and Law
renee Lewis Mitchell-are In his custody and are
properly maintained and being educated; that they
are and years old, respectively, and that he Is
able to maintain them. He states that the COM
plainant is not it person to have the custody of
the children, being given TO the Incorporate
liquors and Is frequently intoxicated: that she is
dependent since the separation on her father Ii. H.
Clark, and her brOther-in-law. James B. Newln
and the whole household is being raised In ignor-
ance; that the two children when recovered by him
were filthy and ragged, and the complainant is
mentally affected and took the step she has taken
under the influence of Newn and j. b. Coldwell who
Claims to be physician, and that the latter has
threatened her II she to respondent he
will have her "confned in the darkest dungeon OF
the government insane asylum" and his oldest son
is witness to this threat; that said son, Walter A.
was for many weeks in August and September
locked up by his mother and her family He de-
mics that he is an habitual drunkard, and In con-
clusion expresses Willingness for his eldest boys
10 come into court and decide with whom they will
live.
Affidavits OF Mitchells sister, OF j. s. Smms,
brother-in-law OF W. II. Ferguson, and OF W. T.
Edelin, were filed, to the effect that Mrs. Mitchell
was given TO intOxicaton; that night She drank
a whole quart OF whisky; that two weeks ago
efforts were made towards a reconciliation, and she
expressed her willingness 10 live with defendant
but her brother-in-law had threatened to have her
placed In an insane asylum, and that at this time
She embraced and kissed Mitchell, and promised to
go with him with her children; that she was in the
habit OF sending out for whisky: that she was fire.
Quently visited by meu who brought whisky, and
She would send the children To bed and enjoy
carousal with them; and that Mitchell was fit
person to have charge OF his children.
The hearing was postponed till Saturday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

My little son Elmer, who is now over four years
of age has been suffering Since he was four months
Old with a wasting disease, accompanied By spells
OF frequent and prolonged vomiting, no remedy or
assistance that l could get seeming to operate on
the stomach-so much SO that my physician and
friends considered the case hopeless. About four
months ago a physician called my attention to the
medicinal and curative qualities Of DUFFY's PURE
BARLEY MALT WHISKY. claiming that ii might save
use, as l am believer in temperance; but the
childs life and health were dearer TO me than
prejudice / purchased bottle, and commenced
giving 1t to the Child the result being that to-day
he is as we'll and hearty as any boy In the neigh
bOrhood have written this without any solicta-
ton, and say TO the heads OF families, and those
caring for the sick, do not let foolish prejudice
against the proper use Of a pure liquor prevent you
from using this for the sick and debilitated.
ELMER VEIN,
lOs Hickory avenue. Baltimore CO., Baltimore, Md.
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EE-OrFNiSG OF HARyEYs REsTAUE. Nr-NeSsrs
EarNey iioden respectfully intern their patrons
anu tic pubic That they Will reopen thrr ladies'
anu EEntleEeA'S restaurant, al 1915 P.puS:I ants,
avenue, ON MONDAY SepteInhrr 2Gih
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

If.-T =. N4I.IAN ~ \ =. so 0lVCTJIaII HIGHT
L!CFgNIEG Reps }. Eueh.is z, 30 12tL St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

In Is ASTONISHING how a walnut marble-top
Chamber sjIt. consisting q bttstt,d. nan be-tOp
DcVtl-patc FFtIch crossing case. Inarbie-top wash
stand, Harb.t-Iup tdGe, Icur chairs. rocker. and
towel rock. tan be sOid 1t go. im Ill. Dunn,
iii Ijh stleet northwest, viii lie pleased 10 solve
The H-y StCIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

TIE PALsIs ROYALS aLrUal fall Oreainc takes
place &OLday, Tuesday q. j Wednesday, Septem-
Ter -, Il, Oh and CJlctnT Ist- The souvenirs OF
The CCc;tsrn are sulstantIaI anu 10 DOUBT WIll be
stgrTLl sGIrlt aIter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
CITY ITEMS.

IL. C. Lewis, Celebrated Hats.
The Broadway Silk Hat uresh supply. S4 and s.
Brown, black and fancy cOOred DtrbyS, 50 to 81.
Fine soft French Felt Hats, all the new styles.
Mems and Boys Wool Hats. from soc. to S1.50.
SILK Travelling Caps and undreSsei Felt Hats
"COme in and take look at the new styles"
Also In stock complete line OF new Neckwear,
Collars, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, &C., &C.,
at X. &. Lewis, $40 9TH ST., bet. and n w.
N. B.-PriCe plainly marked in each hat.
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TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD
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 skin. AID found anything yet to equal
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. CHAS a. WILLIAMS.
Providence r. l.
Price OF CUTICURA. small boxes Soc large boxes 81
CUTICURA REsoLvENT. 81 per bottle; CUTICURA ScAP
Csc: CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP l5c. Sold by all drug
gists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
sell
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DENTISTRY.

nR. RANDALL PARSONS AS 7TH STREET
~ H. W. over Baantyneis. Operative and mechanical
Deltistry skllfully performed. Gss administered;
moderate fees. Ten years experience. Hours from B
a. ~. to D. m. seg
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LOCAL MENTION.
TIC '" tdfHtFs
CFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAI. OFFICER
The Weather.


WASHINGTON, ID. g, Sept ~, 1851, $50 am. &
For the middle Atlantic states fair III the southern
part, parjly cIOU;y weather AMI local rains III Tn,
LOrtErrn part, southcriy winds, stationary ttu-
.eratUTe.
For sunday, partly cloudy weather and lol j
rains are indicdttd Tor New England, the northern
part Uf the middle Atlantic states, the lake re-
lions and The Ohio and southern part OF the upper
Mississippi Nal!ey, ana generally fair weather III
ali other districts. The temperature VIII remain
nearly stationary in all districts east OF the Mis-
SiSSlprt RIVER followed 10y sight fall OF tempera
cure IN the lake TcelDIs ana upper Mississippi val
ley he StCrn On tt.e upper lakes VIII move east
ward into the 81 Lawrence valley.
TRICOT DRFSS GCODS. all new cO.CrS, 121{ cents
Plaid dress ginghaEIs, cents Ladies' 81 inches
wide Cloth, IS cents Ladies flannel suiting, 2
cents Ladies' plaiGS. - cents Back dress silks
eros grain g5 cents SILK VeTytS, all cOlCrS. $50
Ladi > aIwCOl trcOt Clc;h Atwood 1lhc blankets
3 20 per pair. curtain lace. 10 cents, - cents :,
cents. Black ca~hmeres. al wOel, ~ cents, u
cents. CaTIejs, - cents. - cents. 10 CENTS, u
cents ElUssels, - cents. ~ GEMS, s. cents
1OwSOS-. 6o6 Pa. ave, south side.
TIMOTHY COSTELLO a white laborer, employed
IN connecting gas main, On 9Th stltet north asst
yesterday aitc.Lr0n, was overcome 10y gas, which
vas leaking IA The trench where Ice MS working
lie W@s discovered ~ ii l-dy passing 10y Who save
tie ditrni and Lctp was Sul.:llCI ei, when he was
removed and taken 10 CTJf store where he was
~eSUsc.tGtcd ana afterwards Removed To tie PrOVE
dclCc hospital
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ORAL FRENCH CLASS.

A PRACTICAL CoURsE:-Pronunciation and Realizing
Verbs and langllage.-Conversation and Dicaton,
aiding pupils, in few mouths, to understand spoken
and written French, well as to express themselves in
BEGINNERs CLAss:-Tuesday and Fridays. at 1888
street northwest September 30. 6:30 to 745 We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. at Howe's Business School.
SIT 9TH street northwest, Octoter lst to $50 p m
Card OF admission payable III advance month, So
per quarter of u lessons. SO LUCIEN +. G. COL
LIEkE A. NJ, native Of Paris, France, 1885 street
northwest sc24-10t
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY
l. To adults confidential. Prepares for College
napol1s, West Point al examinations.
IVY INSTITUTE. S.w. corner Sth and streets n. W.
Mathematical, Classical, Business
Night school, So and S. month se2i
TTNHE SESSION 1s8i-lss5 OF THE LINTHICUM
October 9Th 1884. at pm. Application admission
may be made to WM. L. DUNLOP and G. NJ. MAT
lHEWS. se24-am
MISS JESSIE WAITE, 1902 STREET NORTH
w west. TEACHER OF HARMONY AND PIANO
lCR1E TECHNIQUE Will receive Pupils after OCrO-
BEr 18th At home Tuesdays, froIl2 to pm. s23 In
DUPIIS IN SrENOGRAPHY AND TYPEwRITING-
L Apply to NELLIE II. SMITH, Stenographcr and
Typewriter, sol 18th street northwest, after p
Terms moderate. sel5-2w-
w l. PARSONS, NJ. s. 313 d STREET NORTH
w west private instructor i'll Bookkeeping, Pen
to small classes E"enng CLASSES Will be started about
294 sc22-lm
RI SCHOOL. 1918 1 STREET " ", OPPOSITE
"A Franklin Park. re-opens September 29th Thorough
ical drawing S f. FULLER, Principal! selU-lm'
MRS. NJ BARRINGER,
Nj TEACHER OF VOICE AND PIANO
Residence, 1884 10th street northwest,
Tenth year. Terms moderate. SEQ 9t'
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rENHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

i
THE LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
NEhSlTI will be installed in its Lecture Hail. i'll
the New University Building. (southeast 18th
and II streets) on WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER Sth, at 3
O'clock when the Inaugural Address viii he de-
lveIvd by tue Hon. SAMUEL +. PHILLIPS, Solicitor
General of the United States.
MeInb rs of the Bench and Par of WASHINGTON, the
Alumni of the School, students of Law already in the
school, and gentlemen proposing TO enter it, invited
to be present.
The Regular Exercises Of the school viii begin on
THURSDAY. October 9th, at O'Clock p H., when the
announcements fcr the year will lie a by the Faculty
Professors COX. MAulY, STRONG and APPLEBI
Will remain in charge of their respective chairs.
The tuition fees Viii remain unchanged.
The Lecture Hall of the School viii be open for
inspection daily, after the LIST OF October.
For catalogues other Information application may
be made TO the President of the Faculty DR. ia MES G.
WELLING. Catalogues may also lie had at the book
stores OF W II. Morrison AID Pcnua ave. and Of James
AnElim / Co. 1i24 St. at the office of Fitch Fox *
Brown, 1887 Penna- ave, and at the University
Building. sal9-lm
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JOKDA,S. THE Is.9TCGH sFHEE, at IT, Pa. ave, is
e@tGELis.ni.G Uac tpziUC5 by guaranteeing lis -
cabinets 10 give satls1aoJ!JI- No extra charge iOr
Resting.
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DENTAL DEPARTMENTS.

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS.
V1 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
1014 and 100G street northwest. lectures which Will
be given during the day. Will begin TUESDAY, October
7th, 1884. at 10 o'clock am
All persons intending to enter either department
requested to he present 1T the opening exercises
nection with those Of the Law Department., ON MON
DAY October 9th at O'Clock pm,
For further Information apply to
II. IL BARKER, ND. Dean
sel9-lm ZIG Ii street northwest.
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Atkfnson,s Extracts

White Rose, Heliotrope, Opopanax, Muse, Ytang.
Ytang, Wild Hyacinth, Jockey Club, Ess. Bouuet
West End, ViOiette, Stephanotts, 36c. o.
Boston VARIETY STORE,
cos 105 and 7O7 Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
Purity Syyce. Cigarette Competitors.

NOTICE. NOTICE! NOTICE!
Those competing for the prizes offered for the
first, second and third largest numbers OF empty
wrappers returned 10 THE STAR Office will please
take notice that the time allowed for the return OF
the wrappers expires, according to advertisements
and circulars, Monday. September 29th at IL
O'Clock H., and no packages will be received after
that day and time. Nj. b. Tyler, AgC. Pace &
SiZer, Manufacturers. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

LOOK OFT fer Nj. Vernon dairy wagons. Pently
Ct Milk always hond. ANA "a the Iu.eSt quality.
ID. I. F,iey, proprietor, 12th ana SIS southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

DEAR FRIENDS:-AS the oyster season is RAPIDLY
approaching maturity, wish to call your attention
to a few undisputed facts. / am now receiving
daily OF the best grades Of Salt oysters known
to the trade, and my facilities and experience In
handling make it almost Impossible to get anything
but choice salt Oysters-it having been given up
Dj the principal marine inspectors that am the
best judge OF oysters in the District
Choice Steam, New York Stews Half She'll &C.
None but the best. Ladies' large saloon attached.
m,w,s-3t L. L. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

ALL KINrS Of sewing machines for rent at Oppe
heiMers, 81 9Th street. 81. CIcUd building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

Buy the popular brands: 1.-The Arthur, Blaine
Cleveland, GIcvN, fieEdrichs and Logan cigar. ~
for 2Jc- REDUCTION by the Lex. lICleSs,le prices
for dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
Cud for Tax.Payers TO Chew.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR.
While parents are denouncing the eXaction OF
few cents on certain exchanged readers, tax
payers may justly complain OF the waste Of several
thousand dollars annually on the administration
OF our public school system. 1t appears not gen.
orally known that there are two school, supernten-
dents, each Independent OF the other, but both
controlled by one board OF trustees One superin-
tendent, white man, has charge OF the City white
schools and the county white and colored schools.
The other superintendent a colored man, has
Charge of the city cOlOred schools only.
II 1t Is important that q cOlOred man should
superinend the city cOlored Schools it is equally
important that a cclOred man should superintend
the county coored schools. If a white man can
satisfactorily superintend the county cOlOred
schools, white man can just as satisfactorily
superntend the city coored schools. II there ever
was good reason for this doube-headed superin-
tendency, none now exists. Necessarily, two
superintendent require two offices, two Office out
hts, two sets OF records twoset OF clerks and some
other expenses are also doubled. At moderate
estimate, $4,000 are annually wasted on this
anomalous ana unprecedented management Of
school system. II this sum is intended as q
gratuty for the colored people, let 1t be given to
the associated charities for distribution among the
greatest deserving number. II the intention is to
please the colOred people, make the cOlored super
intendent one OF the three District Commissioners
But TWO school superintendent are as useless as
two police superintendents, one white and one
cOlOred would be- or as two chiefs Of the fire de-
pdrtment. This eXcreScence on our school system
should be cut of. Fortunately, we are no longer
under Murder Bay rule and are not compelled to
support leecheS on the District Treasury. Let the
taxpayers demand that the Commissioners take
Immediate steps, by securing the repeal OF law
by cutting down the next school appropriation, tC
stop this waste OF the peoples money at tie end OF
the present fiscal year. CAPITOL HILL
TEMPERANCE AND THE VETER ANs.-A large meet
ing was held at Soldiers home last evening by the
Ladies' OF the Womans Christian Temperance union.
Mrs Harriet Mills, contraltO, sang three solos.
CAPT. and Mrs. E. Nj. Tuen gave readings and reel
tatlOns Col. A. II. Jackson and Mr.. o Neal made
addresses. The scriptures read by Mr. n. j. Ar
peely, or Damascus, Syria, and remarks were made
by Mir. Ward, the president OF the Union Miss
Chase secured three signatures to the pledge.
Samuel Hayes. cashier Of the Greenwood Coal
Company,WaS found Gead near Chattanooga Tenn,
yesterday, with two bullet holes in his head. He
had been robbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

YCCEGS Dry Goods House. No. SCI eth, and StC
Store, AZ 1t street, viii tt cuSed Monday the &Jl
instant, On account Of holiday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

a Few RATTAN BABY CARRIAGES LEFT. VIII Re
sold at less than cost TO make ICON. Wllaln IL.
Dunn, 81 9Th street nUrthE est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

FTNHE TENACITY WITH WHICH PEOPLE ABIDE
by their earlyfaitl in Ayers Sarsaparila can only
be explained b. the fact that it is the best blood medi
cine ever used and is not approached in excellence by
any candidate for public favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
On Thirty Days, Trfay.

VII Hty H,"yN ITfS1Ie
The voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich. VIII sent
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts anf
(young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
biity, lost vitality and kindred troubles
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigor. Address as above. n B.-No risk /.
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed Wsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
Special Rareain. for one Week.

Cents hand-sewed boots, S.
Fine haEd-Sewed CATERS "a So
Fair stitched boots and CATERS, $3.50.
Solid calf CATERS and boots, $3.50
Extra long grain hunters boots. $780,
Gum boots, long and short, all sizes
Ladies' best French kid button, $3.50.
Fair stitched kid and goat button, 8.
Fine pebble goat and Kid button. So.
Glove Kid congress and lace shoes, $3.50.
Misses and boys solid shoes, as cts.
Kid and goat spring heels. So cts.
IOUNG'S Shoe House, 402 7th street.
L. HEILBRUN, Manager
Look for: The Old Woman in Window
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ClUett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all. 60
Burllett's COcOaiuc

Burneft's COcOaiuc
HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT
No other preparation possesses such remarkable
properties for embelliShing and strengthening the
hair and rendering 1t dark and glossy. IL cures
badness and eEadicaIeS dandruff.
BurnettS FlayOring Extracts are the best. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

JOINS yOpu.aT biiiisrst hall has undergone valua-
b. improvements and viii be In fine condition for
the annual opening next Monday evening. An IN
teTc>ting match game has l.-cl alt-,f-tl for the
occasion, 10 when a. if:egs u t.5 ..s.a1l! Eas
L;le are cordially laT.tst.
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lie E.fEIIrIC SEOE

Cures rheumatism. sore feet. buniGEs and Germs;
made vi tht test materials, and oUiI az $3.50.
By :. = Young. 1 j: 1tn street.
10. Z fCr the old woman ii Wl.uCv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered I'm half-pound Ward" prints 4Oc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterInlk ana Sweet
MILK, &c. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

BAz,r PRES :, KEEP frustrating ;G3 of the latest
!IH ana winter styles. - Cts. &c Oppcnhe.HeTs,
~ en- Str.tt HCft..,.tst, -. C.r;ltl DI.lilin-
iEoH safes Eep3iry:I-eI-ctFi: Uei;s- j. Kuch.ing.
ASTEoS"HECsL TE!s-CgPss. artificial eyes Hem
piers, dos, l-tp7,n-
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"HES SYMPTOMS OF MALARIA APPEAR IN
w any form. IKE Ayers Ague Cure at once to pre-
vent the development OF the disease and continue until
health Is stored surely VIII be by the use of this
remedy A cure is warranted in every instance. seq