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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Dec. 4, i S5, IL g. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
followed by local rains or light SHOWS, winds
shifting TO southerly, and then becoming varia-
bic, slight rise In temperature, followed during
Saturday night by colder weather.
For Saturday, light snow and threatening
weather are indicated for New England and the
northern portion of the middle Atlantic states
and local rains are indicated for the southern
portion of the middle Atlantic states the Ohio
valley, Tennessee and the southern states with
warmer weather Saturday morning and a cold
wave by Sunday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

UNPARALLELED.-At 15c., gents fine castor
gloves, worth double. Auerbach & Bro, 623
penpSylyania avenue.
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GIVE Your CHILDREN B. III. Douglass sons
Capsicum Cough Drops for their Coughs, Colds
and Sore Threats; they will cure speedily, are
harmless and pleasing to the taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

Bernard BAILEY, S25 It'll st. n. w., Wood
and Willow Ware and manufacturer Of Broomi
and Brushes, Inn
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

THE PEOPLES CHorcE,
THE PEOPLES FRIEND,
POPULAR WITH THE PEOPLE,
VICTOR E ADLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTH
ING HOUSE, S27 AND 92e .TH ST. NV.
THE PEOPLE WANT
Fun value for their money and Adlers Ten Per Cent
Clothing House is the place where they get it, Small
profits make light prices and by selling good clothing
at eXa,tiy ten per cent above actual anufacturing
cost Adlers Ten Per Cent Clothing House is really
retailing at
LESS THAN WHOLESALE RATES
We hope that because prices so extremely
low that no one will imagine that the clothing we sell
is not as carefully cut and made and good the
best custom work. Superior workmanship and low
prices are our strong points
SEE Us FOR PANTS
SEE Us FOR SUITS
SEE US FOR ovERcoATs.
Don't forget fine stock of Boys and Children's
Clothing al Ten Per Cent above actual Of
facture
The way TO save cash
Is for buyers to meet
At Adlers Ten Per Cent House,
027 and 920 Seventh street.
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH ST NV.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
osT open evenings until Q: Saturdays until IL
fa2sisi
i. N DOT.
FINE MILLINERY AND LAcEa
18TH STREET.
n7-lm Two Doors Above Penns, lvania Avenue
ANono-AMER1cAN INSURANCE Co.
e2s STREET NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON. D. C,
ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE PoLICIEA
M. b. BRucr q :. c. 2 IN, ,,,o.
Hs and
Highest Awards for Art Nssd,ework from Original
Desisns by the LepaIT s Tor womans Work. New
CONN cemmenced i Pieces in NeedIewotk Drawn Work
.a eis.s sss.t e on TAPESTRY. CHINA. LUsrRA
Washington, DC.-supplies: 43s 9th It NV. :.
Studios: 9l5 I 6 nv.
Saratoga Springs. N.Y:-Arcade Building. n2S6m
CH RurrEnr
NOS 4O3 AND lO6 7TH ST NV
Headquarters foeths
WHITNEY cHILDREN's CARRIAGE COMPANY
Aho Q fall line Of
ROLLER SKATES,
RIcYCLEs TRTCYCLNA
VELOCIPEDEA WA0ONA KTC.
wanting more room sbr ths IN sooaa cAnd Or
riaGes Win be sold ~ con6 U3o
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For ASthmo and Catarfh
Try Michaelis' Cigar, NO. III TN street, between
g and H. Sure relief 6
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JNo. G. SLATER, 7O4 to 10 A street north
east household goods on the installment plan.
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AFTER THE FIRE. have resumed business
at 705 9th street northwest, where should be
pleased to see all my old patrons. What stock
there is left from the fire will be sold at fifty per
cent OF from usual prices. D. r WHOM.
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CHILD Newmarket overcoat Eiseman, eth
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Chfla Norfolk overcast Eiseman, 7th 4 T.
Piekwiek CIub whisky = the best
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To ORDER s25 suits. Eiseman Bros, 18th
and E
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IF PEOPLE TROUBLED WITH COLDS WOIJI d
Atake Ayers Cherry Pectora before going to church
or places Of entertainment they would avoid cough.
Ing greatly 10 the comfort of both speakers and hear
ers Public speakers and singers find that the Pecto
raj wonderfully increases the power exibiiity of
the voice.
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BoYs' CHINcHILLA REFER and vest. Eiseman
RrOa
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"1OC. ROYAL GLUE mendS everything.
WHILE Waiting glasses repaired. Hempler S, 412
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..roc. Royal clue mends everything.
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NJ. Augenssein. sI7.s2I 9TH st. NV.

NJ. AuSenStefn. Sl7.S2l 9TH st. NV.
Offers the following unprecedented bargains for
Tomorrow only: By comparing our prices with
the prices OF others it will be easily seen who
sells the cheapest: Military, ten pieces, latest
toy out. 43c., worth 75c.: larger size, &c. worth
81 .5O: school desks, with blackboard attached,
TIC, worth S1.50; chopping bowl and knife
29c.; coal hod and shovel, 25c.; largest size
China toy tea sets. SLIT, sold elsewhere at So:
willow doll carriages, 5:Sc.; large size carriages
with canopy top, 79c.; new style colored celery
glasses, 32c; rustic cuspadores, 15c; decorated
lava cuspadores, 39c., worth 81; colored glass
breakfast sets, 39c.; large tool chests, contain
ing % pieces, 19c.. worth S150; wax model
doll, % inches. S2c., worth So; decorated um-
brella stands, 2.3S, worth S.; different styles
decorated chamber SETS S2S7: 3 string brooms
16c. 81 iron-axle express wagons reduced to
64c.; S1.5O iron-axle wagons 79c.; shoodys
64c., larger and upholstered. 79c.; toy trunks,
SIC, larger size, 4Sc, worth 15c. and ST.
39c.: y dozen engraved goblets. 34c; majolica
fruit stand. Soc; Il dozen sheffield knives, 79c;
parlor lamps with chandelier trimmings, 74c
worth $1.25.
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Housekeepers. Attention.

II. GOldschmid. SI2 18th st. n. w., has
just opened another large lot of Housefurnish-
ing Goods. Glass and China-ware and other use
full goods to make your homes comfortable and
will be offered for sale tomorrow, Saturday, at
the following extraordinary low prices. Come
early and AVOID the rush. 1 engraved Bohem-
ian glass decanter with IL glasses to match
only 80 cts worth $3.50; covered chamber
bucket assorted colors only 81 cts worth SO cts;
colored or white shelfpaper 90 sheets for Is cts;
colored Glass Dishes inch cts inch 8 cts
inches IL cts; Salt or Pepper Shakers for
8 cts: 1 cOlored glass Dessert Dish with 12
saucers to match only SO cts worth 81 90; Stop
jars or Foot tubs assorted colors AZ cts worth
rs cts French china hand painted cuspadores
spoons = for q cts worth SO cts; Table spoons 6
for 4S cts worth 81 90; extra silver plated Table
or dessert Knives for SO cts worth $780,
Brooms z strings IL cts, strings II cts,
strings 23 cts; clothes lines 60 feet for cts; 1
colored glass stand with $500 ToOthpicks for
II cts; Handsome hand painted Combination
Dinner and Tea sets Square shape) 1OS pieces
only 1887 worth $500; la pieces S21. 4S
worth $4,000; 125 pieces very handsome de-
corated reduced from $500 to $26.4S; Hand
painted chamber sets reduced from So. 90 to
S3.9S; COlored Glass GobIets for AZ cts worth
S1.OO; U. s. Grant memorial Cake plates only
IL cts worth 25 cts; Handsome gift frames
inches by 10 only 40 cts worth S1.OO: French
china fruit plates hand painted with flowers 6
for 80 cts worth 81 20; Dessert Saucers to match
for SO cts worth 81 90. Real Majolica Pitchers
reduced from so cts to 25 cts. Also special bar
gains will be offered in our Toy department.
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Morell, 7s4 sth.-Every style show cases.
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BlOut's Bargain Bulletin.

Boys sack overcoat Eseman, cor. 9TH &E
Blout's Bargain Bulletin.
Ribbons. Ribbons. Ribbons.
lot, No. ID, Fancy Ribbon 121ac.; regular
price 2Oc.; choice styles. s..
L lot, No. 16, Roman Stripes, all silk, 1sci
worth soc. 80 :
lot, No. 40. fancy, elegant patterns, all silk,
25c.; reduced from 4Oc.
lot, No. 60, black and white, black and
orange. blue and orange, all silk, 4Oc.; regular
price 75c.
Our assortment of those elegant Felt Hats at
ACC, still complete, onl choice shapes.
The PamperO Shape Hat in felt at 49c.; regu.
lar price CSC; in black and brown.
A large variety of Ready Trimmed Hats, in
Velvet and Felt, including the latest shapes
and designs, at less than half of former prices,
Birds, Wings, Breasts, &C., in endless variety;
very cheap.
A call solicited. l. L BLoUr,
10 7th st. NV.
Rubbersl Rubbers! Rubbers!
2. Strasburger, No. 9O6 7th St., 4 doors above
/, is headQ uarters for Rubber Boots and Shoes. 2
Boys Norfolk suit Eiseman Bros, 7th e.
You Will save zoe. on Every Dollar .
by going to Auerbacn's Knit Jacket Depot, TIN
and II streets, for best quality blue Flannel
Shirts, Underwear, Gloves, Neckwear, Foot
wear, Headway and Sewing Machines. i
The Frost Boys Take
the cake; unique cards. at ]. Jay Gould's.
c~n>s>l AAaranar Mt ssThe Exeenaa~-, >,
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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS
BY a change ordered iastJune at theJOhns Hop
klns University, ten university SCHOLARSHIPS
yielding $500 annually, will be open january
who have been studying a part ofthe session at
the university. The scholarships will be given
after examination OF the applicants. The ex-
amin alton will take place this month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-Held every
Wednesday at Quee 1StOwn. on the METROPOLITAN
branch Il. & q. X. r.. three miles from the
city. Louis ID. Means. proprietor. 149 head of
cattle OF the market this week and Sold Best
41s to As; good, As to a.: fair, :53, to 4;
medium, 81. 10 3d.: ordinary, ~. to3. 391 sheep
and laints up and sold. Old sheep :, to 3Ia:
yearliDss 3s4 10 n 4: lamhS. to 81. Veal calves
> TO &c Cows and calves sold from $50 to 500
per head. State OF the market brisk.
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To the Editor of the THE EVENING STAR.
In looking over the resources of this District,
it seems that there are nearly million dollars
of unpaid taxes, which ought to be in the Treas
ury for use OF the city and county, and which
might be easily collected, If Congress would
only pass an enabling act. aut horizing the Conn
missiOners 10 give good title to property which
Is now farcici,lly sold ut great expense tn the
District each year for delinquent taxes. Have
our commissioners asked Congress for such an
act? OLD SUBSCRIBER
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tEERHOFf'5 ATrRACTIONS.-A full line of
engravings, etchings, photographs, water colors
and pastels can be found at Feerhoh's stores.
9l6 and All eth street.
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To Order, s5 pants. Eiseman, cor 7th & E.

Gents Fine Calf Hnnd.sewed Caters.
Button and Lace Shoes. from $2.9S up. z
Strasburger, No. 9O6 9TH ST., 4 doors above I. 2
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BABE IN THE WOoDS.-Two cOlored men.
W lillian Miles and George Riley, while cunning
III the woods near Meridian hill yesterday
found a colored female infant lying naked In
the woods, and removed ii to the house of Ellen
webster, on 10th street extended. who cared
for II until this morning, when IL was taken to
st. Ann infant asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

The LAST CHANCE FOR ORIENTAL. RuGs-
To-morrow Is the last day, and some of the
very long and finest antique hall rugs, cash
mere p0rtieres, silk mosque rugs, tablecovcrs
and embroidered tides will be offered to close
the stock. IL Is the best opportunity 10 select
bargains from this Ieremptory sale. Duncan
son Bus, 9th and ID streets, will resume the
closing sale tomorrow AT IL a. In. and 3 d. m.
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sale OF fine paintings will take place this even
ing at the >aiesroom of Walter b. Williams a
will be offered. This is the last opportunity OF
obtaining good pictures at the competition of q
public sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

A WIFEs BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Julia F. Cal
!ahan has filed u bill for a divorce from Francis
X Callahan on the charge eff adultery and also
with desertion, and she sets forth also that he
mas served term in the penitentiary Tor rob-
bling the mails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

THE NIGHT LODGING HOUSE FUND-THE
STAR has received the following contributions
To the night lodging house fund.- VIM NJ Calf
SO; DIR. *. y. Wadsworih. 81.
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THE OPENING OF NIGHT SCHOOLS IN THE
DISrRICT.-The superintendent OF the coloreds
schools has arranged to open the night schools
Tor colored boys at The Sumner school building
On MONDAY evening next, at half-paSt Z O'Clock
Monday and W ednesday evenings of each week
will be devoted 10 the classes for men and bows.
Inc night schools for women and girls will be
saHfe hour and place. The arrangements for
opening classes In the Franklin building are
notice rs soon the alterations in the rooms
are made which are necessary to fit them tor
use in the evening. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

To THE TRADE--The undersigned bein. In re-
ceipt Of a car OF the Famous Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey- are now prepared To furnish dealers
DR. families IN any quantity with this pure slim
nlant. BARBOUR & HANILToN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
ThOs. w. Kerr and Maria Busnahan Tnule: ia
cob Pindall and Maria Ennis; John Young and
Martha Jackson; Robert Temple and Mildred
Shanklin; Martha v. b. Mitchell and Elsie
Webb; John James Schultz, OF Philadelphia
and Fannie q. Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

AN ATTRACTIVE SALE AT DowLING's To
NoRRow.-Tnere will be an unusually fine col
lection OF household appointments at Dow
hngs. 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue
tomorrow, embracing tine Bull and Mar
Quetry work in cabinets, tables and pedestals
genuine bronZes, fine gilt furniture, mante
sets, pariOr and chamber furniture and many
other articles of value. In the collection is d
mag nificent imported breech-loading shotgun
that cost $500.
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Special Offering at ''The Exeelsier.''

The Frost Boys Take
the cake; unique cards, at ]. Jay Gould's. 8
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Rubbersl Rubbers! Rubbersl
2. Strasburger. No. 9O6 9TH st.. doors above
l. is heado uarters for Rubber Boots and Shoes 3
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The LECTURE To-NiGHT.-The second lee.
ture of the South Washington lecture course
native of Burmah, at the Tabernacle South
Washington. He will appear in HindoO dress
ana i'm pe rsonate the social life of India Those
who have heard him speak we'll of him, and
the lecture bureaus say that he is the best At
traction they will have. The Tabernacle will
doubtless be packed, as many tickets have been
sold and reserved
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CON6RE00MEN IN TOWN.
A List Of Those who Have Taken Quar-.
tiers 40 Far.

The following Is a list of Senators and Repre-
sentatives who have so far taken quarters In
this city for the coming session Of Congress:
| SENATOR'S.
Allison. William l. f cor VI i aye ana ave ST.
Barksdale, E. Miss, 937 New York ave.
B BisSa,, K f. r. p. No Il; F %;a,as
Burnes Jas. H. M Sh'9 %i hiss st. n w.
Butterworths BENZ, ohio. lie Droit park.
Beck Beck, J; b, KY 1!o6 r; I: ave,
Blair. Henry VI, n f.. POI + East n;T Capitol ST.
B BlnGepp NJ r j. = e. Ky National.
Cameron, J. D., Pa, 1907 10th st. NV.
Cockrell, Francis NJ. Mo-. 1905 q s. St. NV.
Coke, Richard, Texas, 41s eth st. NV NV
Goiaaiit A M III IA "a RE Mateo,,an
C CSnse Tn omar = H D. Mich tan 1927 N NV
cannon, J. g., nj, Wiil his''
G GasWeil. l. l. g. s., ~ W. k Tight
Catchings, Thos. c., Miss, Ebbitt.
Sowlss, ": Il: Il, n. c. G., M Metropolitan
Gulberson, 2; q. Texas, Metropolitan.
1aWes, denTy L., Mass, 1852 X. /. ave.
Dolph, Jos. n, Oregon, 8 Lafayette square.
Edmunds, Geo: VT, 2119 Mass. ave.
Eustis, James B.. La, 1923 Mass. ave.
EVarts, VIM NJ, n. Y, cor. 1Sth and SITS. n. W.
Eden, Jno. r., H., Metropolitan.
FELTON,. Chas. N, Cal, 1903 H st. n. ".
Forney, VIM. H., Ala, 1116 st. n. W.
Fuller, w: d: Iowa, 20 Grant place.
Funston, f. H., Kans., TIA 18th ST. n. ".
Frye, VIM. F., Maine, Hamilton.
Gibson, Randall L., La, 1928 r. I. ave.
German, Arthur p, Md, 10 Lafayette square.
George, j. r., Miss, 115 Maryland ave. ne.
Geddes, q: W., Ohio, 523 9th st. n. W.
Glover, J. NJ, Mo-, 1910 Connecticut ave.
Harris, H. r., Ga, National.
Henderson, JnO. s., N. c., Metropolitan.
Henderson, T. j., IT,, SO b st. II. e.
Henley, B., CAL, 1916 10th st.
Hewitt, A. s., N. Y, Wormley's.
HIscocK Frank. N. Y, Arlington.
Hutton, Jno E., Mo-, National
Hampton, Wade, S. c., metropolitan.
Hale, Eugene, Maine, 1901 II st. NV.
Harris, lsham g., Tenn, 2O9 East Capitol st.
Harrison, b., Ind, WOodmouth Cottage, Iowa cir.
Hawley, Joseph r., Conn, 312 G st. NV.
Hoar, George F., Mass, 1925 K ST. NV.
ingalls,, John j., Kansas, l b 81. NV.
Irion, A. B., La, 1927 14th ST. n. W.
Jackson, U. L., Pa, 613 18th st. H. w.
Johnson, Jas. T., Ind Harris house.
Jackson, Howell E., Tenn 1O16 VT. ave.
JONES' j. X, Arkansas, National hotel.
Jones, Chas. W., Florida, 17O5 G st. NV.
Kenna, ]. E., w. Va, 1886 10th st. NV.
LIE Fevre, Benz, Ohio, Wormley's
i Elnxy IL a I.
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Fine French Kid Shoes is now complete. "
have them in COmmOn-Sense and Opera toe an
IN all widths, from $2.9S up. Il. Strasburge
No. BOG 1th st., 4 doors above /. 2
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
How to Cultivate Fruit Trees

|. Instead of trimming up" trees
according to the old fashion, to make
them long-legged and long-armed,
trim them down, so as to make them
even, snug and symmetrical.
2. Instead of manuring heavily in
small circle mt the foot of the tree,
spread the manure, if needed at all,
broadcast over the whole surface,
where the ends of the roots can get it.
3. Instead of spading Il small cir.
clc about the stem, cultivate the whole
surface broad cast.
A. Prefer a well pulvcrizcd, clean
surface in an orchard, with n moder.
ately rich soil, to heavy manuring and
n surface covered with II hard crust
and weeds and grass.
3. Remember that ii is better to set
ont ten trees with all the necessary
care to make them live and flourish,
than to set out Il hundred trees and
have them all die from carelcssness.
Q. Remember that tobacco is poi
son, and will kill insects rapidly il
properly applied to them, and is one
of the best drugs freeing fruit trees
from small vermin.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
A BIG RUNNING MEETING.


! VI NdtlVuu Importance.
The preparations " the June running race
which open at the Kansas City Interstate
Fair Grounds june III, are assuming enormous
proportions. 1t is apparent that the meet
my is gong 10 far exceed the original plan
anl exp citations OF the management. Horsr
men Il all lovers of the sport from all part
OF tie United States are arranging to he pres
ent. The horses are the fastest and mos
| famous runners ever collected on one track IL
this country. The HOrSeDidn the national or
gan Of the turf, has wired Secretary Webst If
for a big cut OF the Kansas City grounds
TO put on the front page, The toni
OF the despatch indicated that tn,
editor had awakened to the discovery that III,
Kansas City running meeting was to be ~
event OF national Importance. He even went
so far rs to say that he undt rsOod the meet
ing was TO be the biggest ever held in tn
west There can be no reliable cstima as II
the extent Of the attendance. ThOu.ands o
people have already arranged to c,mc from
sections OF the United States never before rep
resented at Kansas City tu-f meeting.
Tie Interstate Fair Grounds, which arc
said to be the most beautiful in III country
are at their best now. The level tr ,cll with it,
towering grand stand IL set In Il back ground
OF magazine MT forest trees which strc,cn ava,
In endless shady groves full Of romantic
wal Ks, pretty drives, rustic bridges and cool
dMk rayincS. 1t woull take day 10 cxpl rl
this famous park and several more to bcc3m.
rcconcilcd 10 going out of it ntl the hot, dus
ty world again
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Great ImnrOYnmnnt.

Captain Jasman, who owed bill in
a neighborjng town, was drawn on
through the bank,
"What's thisPn he asked of the col
lector.
ats a draft for fifty dollars"
"1he first one | ever saw. Now,
they get 'em up in good shape, don't
theyP Well, sir, there has been big
improvement in such things since |
could first remember. When | was a
boy, circus bills were mere daubs of
red Ink, but now look at 'em."
'Aro you going to pay this draftp"
"Oh, | don't want it. Tell that fel-
Ter that | am much obliged for the
kind attention he has shown me, but
that cannot afford to pay so large a
price for such small piece of paper.
Gocd.day. " Arkansaw Irdveler,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11

81 was right peart till the rhcuma-
tiz sot in, said Il suffering Old man
who lived near the swamp. Fact is,
wherever you live you cant be fright
fright pcart' ii you are Il victim of
this troublesome disease. Captain G..
w. lIotscnpillcr, Springfield, o., says,
81 found great relief from innamma-
tory rheumatism by using browns
Iron Bittcrs." Thousands of other
people have found similar relief.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11

Neither mental nor physical labor can hc
accompl shcl satisfactorily unless the system
is in order. When YOU feel tired, laneuld,
wear ed without cXcrtou, the mind slow to
act, and requiring great mental effort you can
rest assured that your Liver is not acting
properly, and that nature requires assistance
to help throw oil impurities. There is no rem
cdy that will accomplish this so mildly and
yet cfTecually as PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. A
trial viii satisfy You Of its merits.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
He Kept the Whole House Awake.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Mr. F. o. Nc
Cleary, prominent solicitor of pat
ents of this city, was troubled for
several weeks with severe cough,
which moi only deprived him of sleep
but annoyed others. The only thing
which did him any good, he says, was
the new preparation Red Star Cough
Cure, purely vegetable compound,
free from opiates, narcotics or poisons
of any kind
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11

Every woman who suffers from Sick Head
ache, and who dislikcs 10 take bitter doses,
should try Cartel's Little Liver Pills. They
are the easiest of all medicines to take. A
positive cure for the above distressing com
plant; give prompt relief in Dyspepsia and
Indigestion; prevent and cure Constipation
and Piles. AS easy to take as sugar Only
one pill dose, 40 in vial. Price % cents.
II you try them you will not be without them.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Al present the ribbon counter dud,

At present the ribbon counter dude
is silently debating in his mind which
it is best to do, pawn his overcoat or
keep 1t while longer, to wear in case
the weather changes and becomes cold
again. The good housewives fancy
turns lightly to thoughts of cucumbors
and other early vegetables. The frol-
icsomc, light-heartcd, hungry tramp
once more appears with the sweet
violcts, while stray book-agents begin
to remind us that glorious spring has
at last began TO shake herself loose and
act natural.