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CHRISTMAS CHIMES.


The meadows are brown, the hills are all
bare,
And up through the valley, the clear crisp
Is singing Christmas song.
Like the song Of the sea in the purple
shell,
II we list to its notes it will sweetly tell
The secret it's kept so long.
1t tells OF a time so sunny and fair
When we watched the clouds OF the snowy
air
For the reindeer's tiny form.
And saw in our dreams such pictures of
hight,
As we lay through the hours of the long,
dark night,
Away from the clouds and the storm,
Such pictures as glow IN fairy tales
When told at the hour that daylight pales
And the crimson west lows gray,
When SO list for the chime Of tiny bells
That are hung in the shade Of haunted
deiis
And are runs by goblin and fay.
II rings on the heart fearful change
or adarkened time, so sad, so strange,
When our dreams had lost their light
1t whispers and sings to the leaf IS trees
One secret that signs in every breeze
TIL the day wears into the night.
0, Christmas chimes. We are merry and
sad,
1e wound the heart and We make il glad
With the music your ringing makes;
And the weary heart that has dreamed 80
long
Takes up the thread of the broken song
And sings till 1t, quiverlng, breaks.
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Robbed by Masked Men.

CLINTON, Wis, Dec. William
Graham, a bachelor, living FIVE miles
south of here was confronted by q
pistol, held by masked man last
night, and compelled to surrender
$4,000, which he had in his house.
Henry Lawson, neighbor, has been
arrested, accused of the robbery.
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A party paid ten dollars for q horse
at an auction sale. The horse was
lame, bruised all over. bad tho scratch
20, and was terribly "gallsd," A bot
tie Of Salvation Oil, costing Is cents.
was used. and In two weeks you would
not have known the animal. 1t 10 now
valued at two hundred dollars.
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THE BABE OF BETHLEHEM.

Tomorrow will be Christmas day,
and all the world will hold a jubilee.
Days and nights come and go, sad
ness and joy, peace, war, pestilence,
poverty, life and death are brought
with and garnered in their coming
and going, but annually they bring
with them one day, one night, sweet
to all Christendom-a time more
priced by the hearts best affections
when troubles and trials, bitter,
biting and cold cruelty are forgot
tent time when the sun of content
ment, of joy, of hope, scatters all
unpleasantness, when only the re-
splendent brilliancy Of the Angel of
God is apparent, and to our ears
comes the heavenly message, "Fear
not; for behold | bring you good
tldlngs of great joy which shall be
to all people. For unto you is born
this day in the City of David Sa-
viour, which is Christ the Lord"
And now, why shall not the refrain
IN response 60 up from the deepest
and most sacred depths ofhuman af-
lection, GLORY to God in the highest,
and on earth peace, good will toward
men" No matter what our creed
believe what we may, there is that
in the festival we keep in comment
Grafton of the birth of the Christ
Child, Graded in a manger under
Syrian skies and attended by the
music of the Immortals, that soothes
the mind and satisfies the heart with
degree of satisfaction that cannot
be found in any NEUROLOGICAL story
or written history. Nomatter if the
belief is in the Man who lived labor
ed and suffered, or in the Christ
crucified, there is in it, that solace
of spiritual meaning, that hope to
humanity which the mist of the dark
ages, the rise and fall OF nations, the
birth and death of men, vague super
stition or bold infidelity, has not and
never will be able to supply. As
Christianity advances, the father
hood of God and the brotherhood
of man as man become more and
more accepted truths. Christianity
is often counterfeited and that under
many guises, but the sentiments up
permost on Christmas, are bounded
by no creed and controlled bv no
dogma. They belong only to the
Great Master, and the soul of man
is not the subject Of human letters.
Redemption, the great gift of Divin-
ity, the greatest wealth OF mortality
is free and the inheritance of every
sovl that will seek and obtain it.
Myth on reality, to prevent discus
sion, the world is better for Christ
mas, i. keeps alive that mus which
is the best of us, define it as you
will. And now to the children's
carols, and the more quiet and deep
er epioynelis Of the middle aged
the ious aud devotions Of the
aged d car best wishes to all
oul s0d heartily join ia the
spirit pd intent of that song OF old,
Peace % earth, good will to men.
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The Bill Of Riei'. Rebellion.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec, 21.-The War
Claims Commission have decided
1900 claims so far the amount paid
out in Winnipeg on account Of the
campaign, including the claims liqui-
dated, is S3,250,0c0.
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loved b. others. Our hearts have been
touched BY the great kindness and sympa-
thy shown us, your parents, as we mourn
your absence, and we invoke the blessing
OF your God and our God upon them. q
that we all could enter into fuller reaIi-
cation Of the deep meaning OF the true
Christmas thought, "Unto US Child is
born; unto Us Son is give Even so
come Lord Jesus. YOUR PARENTS.
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THE HANNIs Co.-This enterprising
Company have recently had in employ
ment as many as eighty hands. On
Christmas eve they remembered every
person connected with the institution
by presenting to each Christmas tur-
key.
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"CoME, now. BERTHE, kiss you little
sister ana make up with her." said
mamma to her ten-year-old boy.
"What the Pawnee chief bow low
the paleface Cry Baby Mother, you ask
too much."
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Additional Locals.

THE Cantata, THE Birth OF Christ, y
will be presented in the Court House on
Thursday night next, by the NJ. e..
Church, South, Sunday School 1t 10 a
beautiful exhibition.
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The Western editor who put his
paper into mourning on account of
Vanderbilt's death is a sympathetic
soul. 1t was his brother who wore
Grape on his hat for year out of re
spect for Adam.
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Monday

THE Democratic statesman who
tries to stand between his party aud
the public Treasury is likely to find
out how it feels to be run over by q
mule team.
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SENATOR BECK, (Dem.) of Ken
lucky, in warm speech, hit fiercely
at the President and Secretary Man
ming, on the silver question, last
Monday.
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OUR DEAR HARRY.
Rest weary head!

Rest weary headl
Lie down and sinmber in thy peaceful
tomb;
Light from above has broken through the
gloom.
Here Il TIE place where once thy Saviour
lay,
Where He sbail awake thee in future
day.
Rest, sweetlg rest,
T'or the Kind words sheka 81 yen hy
yopr friends we feel ggdtesal. Tor it S
balm to our hearts to know that thou vert
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THE BEST

Hair restorative IN the world Is Halls
HAIR REVIEWER. It cures all diseases Of
the scalp, and stimulates the hair glands
to heaIthful action. 1t stops the falling o.
the hair; prevents its turning gray; cure
freshness OF appearance TO heads already
white with age. The following are few
illustrations Of what is done by
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Christmas In the Churches,
BAPTIST CHURCH.

On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, the Sun
day School Of the Baptist church IF. s.
Enmert, Sup't.) will have its Christ
mas celebration to which all are cordi
ally invited The orchestra which will
render the instrumental music will, be-
sides the organ, consist of two comets,
two clarionets, saxaphone, slide from.
bone and violin. The music selected
for the occasion is said to be of quite a
high order. The Infant class will also
have part in the exercises.
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MARRIED..

At Glebe Farm, Alexandria county, Va,
on the ed inst, BY Rev. d. III. Riddle, j..
b. TABB and NJ. ELLA STEPHENSON.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 90, 1885.

CoNGREss has adjourned until Jan
nary 9Th.
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In MenaOrianl.

HARRY DANIEL Doll, born April 10th,
1861; died December Ind, 1885, aged q
years, months and u days.
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CONGRESSMAN McCoMAs, of Mary
land, has introduced bill in Con-
gress to redeem the trade dollar.
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M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH

Appropriate exercises will be held in
the Church at 6 O'Clock Christmas
morning. The Cantata, similar to the
one held several years ago, will occur
in the Court House on the night of
December 31st.
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Mr.. BLAINE is within fifty pages
of the end of his history, Twenty
Years in Congress"
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The Christmas Festival of the Pres
byterian Sabbath School, will DO held
on Saturday afternoon 23th, inst, at
half past five O'Clock. The entertain
ment will be unique, fancy and very
pleasant.
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GRJCGki War RAGING,
new York Tea C. Ahead.

wow AVHA - ~ AWC0O.
Their prices the amazement
of would-be competitors.
They always lead. Prices to-
day +:
Beautiful Yellow Sugar, 5 cts.
White Sugar, 6 Ia cts.
Good Roasted Coffee, l0c per
pound.
Water, Soda and Oyster Crack
ers, Gets. per pound.
Mic Macs and Ginger Snaps, 3
pounds for rs cts.
Large ump Starch, sc per ID.
Best Corn tarch, 4 lbs rs cts.
New French Currants, 8 cents
per Id.
\ wcitzer Cheese, IS c per ID.
Ney Crop New Orleans Sugar
and Molasses. We have the
finest Line Of Currants, Raisins
and Citron in town
Goods delivered free Of charge.
TEaERS BROS, Propristors,
new York EEGA CO.
sa aua Street, Opposite Adams
Express Office.
Eleil lrst class Js elry Stera and
rot geo erth Of xoar money. You can
dota's by iiiag & 9YDEs jewell
RY sTosE
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Christmas Day, at 6 a. m. Service of
Praise. AT s p. 10. Sunday School
Christmas Celebration. Professional,
responsive and choral exercises, fol-
lowed by special service by the Infant
School, entitled "Jesus our Starr A
fine Library will be presented to the
School as Christmas gift. Diligent
preparation, gives promise of excellent
music and profitable enjoyment to all
who shall attend. Public cordially in
vited.
NJ. e. CHURCH.
The exercises occur in the church on
Christmas night at 7:30. Christmas
Bellslll
REFORMED CHURCH,
We give below the order of service
to be used in the Reformed Church at
6 O'Clock on Christmas morning
Invocation.
Christmas Canticle.
Gloria Patri.
Apostles Creed.
Gloria in Excelsis.
Gospel Lesson. st. John, Chap l..
Hymn 20.
Epistle, Heb. l. 1.12.
Festival Prayer.
Hymn 80
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BARGAINS in alf, Kip and cqarse
Boots. A large lot Of them 1eaght AZ
Bankrupt sale IT great sacrifice will
be closed out at SOC to 81 pair less than
regular prices, at
GETTINGER & HOKE's.
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Elcti hrst class Js4elry Stcrs and
rot ihe erth Of your money. You can
cotn by Ing .t 8YDES JkWEL-
RY STOsE.
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S9 lUea Street, Opposite Adams
Express Office.
Evening star., 1885-07-22

HOW THEY WILL BE ENTERTAINED IN WASH
INGTON


The entertainment committee to receive the
Mexican editors met at Willards last night.
Mr.. s. III. Kaufman, who was called to the
chair, said he was wholly ignorant of what
had been done or what 1t was proposed to do,
and declared his inability to accept the re-
sponsibility of directing the affairs devolving
upon this committee, or to take any active part
in the affair, at any stage, but upon assurances
that the whole duty could he performed by the
several subcommittee to be appointed, he con-
sented to serve as chairman for the evening.
The following program was then arranged:
The visitors will arrive at five O'Clock this
afternoon, and will be met at the depot by
MesSfs. Fox, Staples and De Graw, who will
escort them to Wizards hotel, where they will
be received by the general committee. After
dinner they will drive through the city under
charge of the same subcommittee. A public
reception will be held from TO II p. m, in
parlor 10, at Wizards, to which citizens gen.
orally are invited.
Thursday, at 10 a. M. subcommittee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Hill. Johnson, Hutchins
Mckee and Anderson, will conduct the visitors
through the public buildings and drive them to
Arlington and Soldiers Home. During the day
they will be received by the President. The
banquet will be held at Wizards in the even
ing. The subcommittee to have charge Of the
banquet are:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Burritt, Hutchins and ].
l.. Barbour.
Reception Commissioner Webb, John w.
Carson and a. l.. Barber.
On Friday trip To Mount Vernon will occupy
the forenoon, and the afternoon will be devoted
To general sightseeing. The visitors leave Fri
day night at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1885-07-22
DRY GOODS.
FoR THE SEASIDE AND MousrA1ss

sEATON PERRY,
CsrccEssoR TO PERRY q BRorHErs
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB
faSS,s El8S, SUITABLE FOR THE SUMNER Re
ENGLISH MoHAIRs AND HoMEsPuNs
FRENCH PLAIN AND TWILLED CLOTHS
GA HABIT CLOTHS ALL SHADES, ct 75c and 81
PLAIN AND TWILLED FLANNEIS FOR BATH-
ING SUITS from 25 to IS cents
27AND "a INCHES WIDE CREAM AND IVORY
WHITE FRENCH sUrTING FLANNELS nom
ALIeWOOT sERGEs. cHUppAs ErAxrNrs
AND JERSEY ALBATROSS CLOTHS
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND COL.
ORED GROS-GRAINS. sURAHS AND RIA.
DANES. rom 76c. to $3.50 per yard.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN CHINA IOrJIS.
INE AND SUMNER SILKS.
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK
BROCADED SILK GRENADINES AND EN-
BROIDERED INDIA PONGEE AND BATISTE
ROBES
AND KID GLOVES
RARE BARGAINS" IN PARASOIS
IMPORTED JERSEYS, ALLSIZES, from So so to a
NEW SILK CHUDDA, CASHMERE AND BER-
LIN sHAWIS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
"SPECIALTIES' IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
NOVELTIES" IN FRENCH sATEENs. SCOTCH
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsyivann ave. cor. 9th st.
Established 1870 jy18
Evening star., 1885-07-22
Store Clerks Organize,
A MUTUAL BENEFIT AND PROTECTIVE AS


A MUTUAL BENEFIT AND PROTECTIVE AsSOCI-
ALTON FORMED.
meeting of clerks employed in the various
places of business in this city was held last
evening and a mutual benefit and protective
association was formed with the following Off
GERS: President, F. E. Woodward; vice presi-
dent, f. w. Hamilton; recording secretary, w.
A. Hungerford; financial secretary, w. A. Bow
man: treasurer, H. Barschkils; warden, A. F.
keSch. These officers will serve until the third
Tuesday of August. when the yearly election
takes place. The object of the association is to
pay members u weekly sum when sick and
certain amount to their families at their death.
Also To form bureau of Information to obtain
employment. The dues are fifty and twenty
cents per month, the Erst enttllng members to
So per week. S1OO is paid to the family at
death. There is no organization OF this kind in
the city, although several attempts have been
made to start one.
Evening star., 1885-07-22
PILLOW SHAMs
PILLOW SHAMS.

PILLOW SHAMS PILLOW SHAMS
Two great bargains never to be had again See them
dis la, ed in windows and you will be astonished
TO see how they can be made for these prices
Special. At 81 l.59a pair. PI LLOW SHAM MS, trimmed
with Hamburg inserting, fine tucking. Hamburg ruff
n full sizes, good va.ue ut sd 90: prce 81 90
ii lAIr.
Special At Slip pair. PILLOW SHAM trimmed
with Hamburg inserting also fine tucking, t-imbric
ruiimg: really worth S3 pair; you should
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF.
Cur entire stock of Misses. Children's and Infants
DRESSES al less than prime cost. We beg the
la'!les to bear i'll Ind that these 90, DDS not
low grade although we offer them such astonishing
low prices. Call and convince yourself that what we
advertise facts.
Remember sale begins WEDNESDAY, July /, at
10 O'Ciuck sharp
Second floor. Second floor
Accessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator.
EMBROIDERED RO -;ES
AT 80 Each
100 Ladies' Fine EN- BitOIDERED ROBES Each
Robe contains L. yards fine lawn also yards hand
Some Heavy Embroidery In Irish Point Hamburg
and Colored Hamburg, and at the price named they
the best values offered this (See
display in Our Show Window
Evening star., 1885-07-22
LANSBURGH & BRO.
je29 400. 400. 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET

GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, 331sc; WORTH
" 5UC.
Gents India Gauze Shirts. 5Oc.: worth 75c
Gent Baibriggan Shirts. 5Oc worth 1jc.
Closing out Spring Neck wear at half price
Finest Sa teen Drawers OILY 6Uc.
SJIng Weight UMdershirlS 5Oc worth 75c.
N edIum Weight Undershirts, nearly all wool. Soc.
,sk 10 see the COMFORT SHIRT. made of Wam
sulla Cotton and Richardson's =, lUU Liren bOsOms
Ie.nio ced ready for the wash tD':. only S5 ceuts
Thi, Is the best ftiing, best made Shirt in TO
market
heieuber! only S5c for the Finest Dress Shirt the
BklANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
mSz0 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1885-07-22

TRANSFERS OF THE PROPERTY OF Ex-CoM
MISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE LoRING.-Some
weeks since ex-Commissioner of Agriculture
Loring conveyed his property on street. near
10th, part lot 3, square 19S, to his brother, j.
"A IOring, tor a nominal sum. Yesterday there
was placed on record deed for the property on
+ street-part lot and lots IA and 15, square
121-from Mrs. Florence g. Radcliffe To Mr..
LOring, the consideration being S32,U 200; also "a
deed OF the same property from Mrs. Sally +.
Loring To Mrs. Radcliffe for a nominal sum,
and Mr.. J. A. Loring conveying the same to
Mrs. Radcliffe for $4,000.
Evening star., 1885-07-22
Now is Tar Tmr
TO CURE SKIN HUMoRs.

It Is at this when the Pores are clogeed and
the Blood and Perspiration are laden with Impurities
that disfgurng Humors, humiliatng Eruptions Itch
ing Tortures. Salt Rheum Eczema Psoriasis Tet-
ter, Ringworm, Baby Humors. Scrofula, Scrof,lous
Sores Assesses and dischargihg wounds, and every
species of Itching Scaly and Pimply Diseases of the
Skin and Scalp are most speedily and economically
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIEs
1T Is FACT
Hundreds of letters in possession (eopies of
which may be had by return maiD are our authority
for the assertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Hunaors
whether Scrofulous Inherited or Contagious NAV
NOW be permanently cured by CUr1CuRA RE-
SOLVENT the new Plood Purifier internally. and
CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP the great skin Cures,
externally, In one half the time and expense of
any other season.
Evening star., 1885-07-22
The Kirk Grove Camp Meeting.

\ camp under the auspices of the colored
churches of this District belonging to the NJ. E.
church will open tomorrow at Kinks Grove
which is situated the b. and o. road, about
fourteen miles from this city. The location is
a new one. and this is the first year of camp
in this locality. The grounds are not yet en-
closed, and, in consequence, no admission will
DE asked. The grove is a very pretty one, and
the campers will have pleasant rustic home
Ii is expected to continue the camp until
August 4th. The opening services tomorrow
will be conducted by Presiding Elder Brown
and Rev. 5. r. Hughes. Among the churches
Tat will participate in this camp are Asbury,
Mount Zion ana Jones chapel.
Evening star., 1885-07-22
SILKS.

pieces broken Check summer Silks. one Red one
Blue. and one Green. at 4Oc, sold formerly at 75c.
10 pieces Check silks, in all cOlors, at 3Sc sold at
so and Csc.
pieces Mourning Styles, in Stripe and checked for
CSC, sold at soc.
10 pieces Mourning Styles in Stripe and Checked,
for 4Oc., sold at 6,c.
One lot Jersey Silks. in Black, Brown, Blue and Ma
room. at 9jc.. actual value Is.
One lot all VOL Albairos in Black Red, Blue and
Cream, Ut PIC.
One lot 42-nch Lace Bunting. in Black Cream and
Light Blue, at &c. former ly SOC
One lot al-wool kyber Cloth, in Light Blue Pink
and Black, at 3I1.c.. cannot be duIcat cd at 5Uc.
One lot 45-inch all-wooi Nuns Yelling Black only
at 45c, sold at 62l2c.
Ono lot 4U-inch allwool Black Cashmere at As and
5Oc.. formerly Go and 75c.
One lot Bathing Fannels, all coors AZ inches wide
al .5c. yard
One lot Fancy Plaid Suitings, in all coors at 25c
actual value 4Oc.
Evening star., 1885-07-22
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Although the demand has been great for the White
Goods We advertised il has eat ely closed out the
In tia Law IS at sc.
We have 81 II five pieces India Lawn at &c
Also, nv pieces at SC best grade ard full width
~ pieces lrd!a Linen ct IJc, worth I5c.
~ pieces India Lin 1T nc worth ISc
"etsii Sie lfi attention these goods, rs also to
our neck and Plaid NailisOt K 4, at L1.c. and lc
oUR SWISS S ARE Bl&IUW c, ST. and we have
chiy few LETT and determined to close.
OUR NEEKWEAR DEPA RTMENT,
We advertised few days 100 dozen import I'd NET
FiHCS worth 15c 10 II q; Iac. t;,ch We have
Still p dozen LEFT and have i'd 80 dnzeu Hand
n.o.pjierei Null tich'is worth Sc. 1t 81. each
IN 1ORtffON LAt rs offer some ciOviny-out
Rar:ans WORTHY of attention. Notice them: ALI.
OUR .. s. 10 and l:l2r. To- ch"n Lace Ii. LINEN
machine male. must he sold this month so we give
you handsome selection at DC yard
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
Ladies who we been IN searcl, of have found
OF late ha ia feari-Rall Ivory in all colOrs-Ro-
ii.; Par. ~ all ors lave bee, very searce-our
stu X L, com i,te a. d our prices low.
OUR GENTS FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT "a
STILL BGOIING.
we are selling more goods tod " than ever Our
prices as well as goods suit ;h most fastidiOus
Evening star., 1885-07-22
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER

Malaral ,Miasmatic and Contagious or Epidemic Dis
eases and many ailments ate nding change of climate,
food and water may be entirely prevented by wearing
CUTICURA PLASTER over the pit of the stomach,
with freqrent changes whenever exposed to these
fections. cure by ABSORPTION is effected by when
all other paers fail 1t is the best plaster known to
physicians and druggists AT drug sists. 25c five for
Boston. jyl3