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DRY GOODS.
SEAsoNABLE AND CuEAr
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
FULL LINE sATrNEs, l2l,. Is. 25o
FULLLINE COMBINATION sUITING. e2ls. 75c
FULL LINE SUMMER SILKS. 37la. SOC
FULL LINE PLAIN SILKS, So 75c
FULL LINE CAssIMERs, s7la. so, sc.
FULL LINE PLAID MUsLINs, 8. 10, I2i.c
FULL LINE BLACK SILKS. IS. sloo. sI25.
A FULL LINE SPRING UNDERWEAR
100 GROSS FANCY DRESS BUTTONS AT 2oc
PER CARD OF TWO DOZEN.
100 BRoCHE STRIPED sHAwLs. AT sl.a5,
WORTH $3.50.
LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS OF SILKS AND
SATINS, FROM TO YARDS, AT A VERY
LOW PRICE
FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
AT POPULAR PRICES
GEO. ]. JOHNSON & LUTTRFIL
apl4 .l3 Market Space
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Il THE YEAR AROUND OF ANY Ho
THE MANUFACTURING CENT
Mind you, we do not do It on sentiment
al grounds its done because we exact
BETTER LABOR, and we do not exact
anything unless we pay for it. except
courtesy. In times Of depression IL fire.
quently occurs that the labor market il
overstocked. Shrewd, that Is they are
CALLED shrewd Cby the business world},
manufacturers avail themselves of these
occasions to employ cheaper labor Our
tailors know that with us its not feast
one day and fast the next. Whenever
they see q coat with the hanger on Il
marked ''Saks & Co." they know 1t means
correctness is to be observed in the max
ing. Why, 1t frequently occurs that we
are offered goods for less money than we
can make them for, notwithstanding the
fact that the material or cloth in the
e. ment cost all alike. An examination
of however, proves, first, that the fab
AZ. incorrectness In labor and trimming
are found to be the only elements Of
c:.eapness. Why, not long ago custo-
mer Of our wholesale department was
offered a leading article at less than they
would cost US to produce. He bought
them. When he received them he did
not believe they were made from the
same fabric he had been shown and sent
garment to the selling agents Of the
fabric, to know whether lit was the goods
they sold or not. n, understanding the
fact that these agents had sold millions
ofdollars worth of these goods they could
not identify the goods rs theirs, and be-
fore giving decision, sent the garment
to the superintendent of the mill, who
had made the fabric, and he reported,
The goods are of our make, but they
have been shamefully treated, and for
the reputation Of the gCols / deem it
unwise to sell them to the manufacturer
Of the garment you sent me-" That's the
whole story. Its one thing to make them
cheap, and its an easy thing to do; but to
make them correct and sell them cheap,
that Is. but d fraction above the cost of
goods, i'll which the word CORRECT is
misappl!ed, is what we ar, lily d:voting
our energies to. How much attention it
requires can best be judged, that out Of
the three hundred and thirteen working
days Of the year the head of our house
devote, two hundred and fifty to that
purpose. If you are interested in getting
correctly cut, correctly made, correctly
trimmed garments at correct prices.
come to the correct house Of
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April is, 1885, 4 a. m
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
preceded in the extreme southern portion by
local showers, winds generally from north to
east, higher barometer. slight changes In tenn
perature, except in extreme southern portions,
slightly colder.
For Friday-C1earing weather is indicated for
the southern portion of the middle Atlantic
states and for the south Atlantic states, pre-
coded by light showers during Thursday
night
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OFFICE OF W. w. LAMB, MD,
W 1249 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 9, 1854
MESSRS. EISNER d MENDEISON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFFS
MALT EXTRACT, Z. 5. OF A.
800 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA
DEAR STRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEAR,
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
FOUND 1T TO BE Thu BEsT HEALTH-RE-
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITINE
KNOWN. L HAVE FOUND 1T ESPECIALLY
GOOD In PERSONS CoNVALEsCING FROM
FEVER IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
MOTHERS MgTRsING, AND IN CASES OF
TROUBLES MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI MONTH.
LIZ, AND ABOUT MILLION OF BOTTLES I'M
PORTED By YOU HAVE PASSED MY INsPEQ
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, ND,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR L. s.,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HoFF" AND "MORITZ EISNk.R" ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTTLE fe26thstu
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Street lamps will be lighted at z PM, and
extinguished at 4:15 am.
Kate O'Neal, indicted for larceny from Prof.
Alex. Graham Bell, and who yesterday pleaded
guilty in the Criminal Court To petit larceny,
was sent to the house of the Good shepherd.
Eliza Small cOlOred was tried in the Criminal
Court, Judge Macarthur, yesterday, for the lar
ceny of $40 from Mrs. Lucy A. Davis, her en-
ployer. She was found guilty.
Last night a white female infant was found on
the asylum road. UniontOwn.
The Saturday lecture at the National museum
this week will be by Mr.. j. 5. Diller. Subject.
"A Trip TO Mt Shasta"
In the Police Court to-day Thos. Burke and
James Gordon, charged with violating the poll
cy law. pleaded guilty and were fined $50 each.
The cases of George Watson and Henry Ridge
ly were nolle pressed.
For slapping his wife's jaws Chas. Standard,
colored, was to-day fined So by Judge Smell.
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CITY ITEMS.
New Spring StvIe Hat,

lt Requires but q trial to convince everyone
that Salvation OIL will cure all pain perma-
nently.-25 cts.
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LANsBURGH a. bro
| COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL Is,
WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL DRIvEsl
A FEW IN EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR DE
| PARTMENTs. THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY. AS THEY ARE SPECIAL.
LACEs.
ia INCH ORIENTAL LACE, 2oc. A YARD;
! REGULAR PRICE, Soc.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACES:
IN. In. GIN. GIN
1Oc. 15c. 2Oc. 25c
| A HANDSOME ORIENTAL LACE 8 INCHES
WIDE, FOR 25c. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE,
NOTIONS.
BARBOUR'S LINEN THREAD Sc
NE PLUS ULTRA PINS tBEST), &C
RICK RACK BRAID, 4c. A DOZEN.
SILKS
CHENEY BROS BEST JERSEY SILKS. 81 10.
OUR REGULARS 81 COLOREDSILK - INCHES
20 PIECES BLACK SILK. SOC AWARD;
| WORTH SOC
| BUTTONS.
1o.O0oGROSS DRESS BUTTONS OF ALL KINDS
AT &c. A DOZEN; WORTH FROM 10 TO ACC.
| UNDERWEAR
CORSET COVERS, 14c.: WORTH 25c
NIGHT GOWNS, Csc: WERE sl.23.
| RIBBONS.
ALL-sILK OTTOMAN RIBBONS. IN ALL
SHADES q SHADES OF ORANGE IN
CLUDED>, Nos. 4.5,7.9.
&C.. &c, &C. 10c A YARD.
ALLSILK SASH RIBBONS (BLACK) 25c A
YARD.
GLOVES.
ANOTHER LOT OF 4BUTToN KID GLOVES
AT CSC.
4-BUTTON SUEDE GLOVE 75c
HANDkERCHIEFS.
DERED HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
| AT &C.: WORTH l2l2c.
DON'T FORGET OUR
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
HUCKLEBERRY FINN. SleO; REGULAR
PRICE, 81. IS.
SHAKESPEARE COMPLETE. IN IS VOL
( UMEs HANDY EDITION, 1881; REGULAR
PRICE, $50.
I RUCHING.
SEVENTEEN STYLES OF CREPE LIssE
RUCHING AT 19c; WORTH SOC
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
sun UMBRELLAS.
26-INCH PARAGON OLIVE WOOD STICKS,
Sl.Ss; WORTH 81 So
WHITE GOODS
12lec, INDIA LINEN THIS WEEK FOR 1Oc
12l2c. BOOk-FOLDCHECKN AINSoOKS FOR &C
CRAZY CLOTH, 16c. A YARD; WORTH 25c.
CHILDRENS COLLARS,
MADE OF LACE OR EMBROIDERY, 2lc;
VERY HANDSOME AND WORTH SOC.
WE WILL GIVE DISCOUNT OF TEN PER
CENT ON ALL EMBRoIDERIES FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY.
HOSIERY.
LADIES Isle THREAD HOSE, IN BLACK
AND COLORS, AT 4Sc.; WORTH FULLY .5c
MISSES NEW SPRING HOSE. ALL SIZES
FROM 3 TO Sl2. DC; WORTH AT LEAST Soc
CHENILLE PRINCES.
OUR LOOP FRINGE, ALL COLORS. THIS
WEEK FOR S9c.: WORTH S1.25.
SPLENDID COLORED CHENILLE FRINGE
AT 5SC A YARD; REGULAR PRICE 75c
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
ALL ASc. SCARFS AT 39c., FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL APRIL is.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
400. 400. 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET.
apI3
BARGAINS sARGAINs'
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS, AT THE
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutta Cotton,
and Richardson :, 100 Linen. (Renforced), finished
ready for the wash tub. for only 90 This is
tine Finest Shirt in the market.
Ask to see our CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT made
OF Fruit OF the Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosoms:
n ran Ihx,Sp lff ln,.r sl..,-
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HOUSE PAINTS
ID CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
Paint Department of JAMES III. McGILL,
Dealer In Building supplies Nos. sos, 3d. 9l2 and
9i4 street three doors west Of the Patent Office inn
mediately adjoining National Rifles Armory than at
any other Establishment in the city II you wish TO
ouy even the smallest quantity OF white lead oils,
nsh eoors (dry or in oil etc, send your address on
sold in this Department win be sent to You by return
raer Ins priceis gives the price Of hslfpint pint
OF OIL turpentne dryer varnsh and other liquid sold
oy measures also price quarter pound, halfpound,
pound nve, ten, twenty five and one hundred pounds
OF each article sold by weight; also list and prices
miscellaneous articles The prices graded accord
Ing 70 the quantity bought Large buyers get very
lowest prices small buyers pay slightly higher rate
NY prices are fixed All buyers buying the same guam
MY, pay the same price The Ing experienced buyer gets
the same price as the oldest painter II he buys the
came quantity.
After examining my pricelist send your orders by
messenger, telephone, by mail and they will be
filled promptly, End the bill per price-list collected
on delivery Goods delivered all parts of the city
The other departments Of my business have grown
TO satisfactory proportions now give NV special at
tention TO the Paint Department and expect having
fau supply Of drstcaass goods, selling them al low
prices and making prompt deliveries 70 secure Lib
eral share OF The public pstronag-
Dealer In BI Hing supplies.
f26-dm POS. 30. ol2 and Ola q stress
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FRENCH PERCALE SHIRTS, with three collars
and one pair detached cuffS. choice patterns,
price 81 so lust received at Francs, corner 9TH
and ID Streets the only Strictly one Price Hat
and Gents Furnishing Store in this city.
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OleOmarsarine i'm Our Mark cts.


Mr.. Clayton III Buell., market master, pursuant
To their request, has made the following report
10 the District Commissioners with reference to
the sale OF oleOmargarine and butterine in this
city: THAT these substitutes, for dairy butter
are sold daily in our markets without being
branded as is contemplated by law of Congress
VOL 20, p. 264. L. >. Statutes at large, ian act
FOR the protection of dairymen,) there Is no
doubt. Since the enactment of this law there
has been some three attempts at prosecution in
the Police Court of persons for its violation, all
OF which were dismissed except One which was
held for action on the part OF the grand jury.
In this instance. however, an indictment was
refused for the reason. it is supposed, that sufi-
Gent evidence of the guilt of the alleged offender
was not produced. As there is no record kept
IN tile Police Court giving reasons for its decis-
ions it is impossible to state from positive
knowledge the cause for the dismissal OF these
cases by that court.
Section two of this statute page 264) reads as
follows: shall Tor each olicn-e forfeit and pay
a fine OF 500. To be recovered by indictment in
any coiIrt OF the District of Columbia of cOmpe-
tent jurisdiction for the trial of misdemeanors."
While the statute requires fines to be recOv-
cred by Indictment it does not, of course pre-
vent the Police Court fro!n making prelimi-
nary examination OF sucl cases. 1t win be no
tIced that this statute was enacted to protect
Trainers OF the law did not contemplate protect
Ing the consumer.
1t is a question in my mind whether the man.
ulacture of Oleomargarine Is not real beuetit
TO the consumer, ina>much as it has been pro-
nounced by 50 eminent scientist as Prof
Doremlis. of New York, as being far more
wholesome food than IA large percentage OF the
dairy butter that is sold throughout the coun-
try. The substitutes frr the products of tue
dairy really do not enter into competition with
properly made dairy butter. 1t is the poor
dairy butter, full OF deleterous OdOrs arising
from decaying vegetables and other poisonous
substances To which it is exposed frequently
found i'll the cellars of farmers that Is being
driven from the market. Farmers who manu-
facture and mddle-men who deal in good dairy
butter need not, in my opinion, fear competi-
tion from oleonlargarine or butterine. The
statute, however, should be strictly enforced,
requiring dealers and manufacturers of these
substitutes for butter to brand or mark as was
contemplated by law. And in the meantime it
might be well to condemn much of the '.enu-
Inc dairy butter as unfit for IoOd that Is Of
fered for sale in ODE marScfS "
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Trunks and Refrigerators, sold 90 per cent
cheaper at NJ. Augenstein's, S17 It'll street
northwest, than in any other store In the ethyl
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New Spring Style Hats.
d. G. Lewis celebrated S. 90 Silk Hats;
Style and quality unequaled In this city;
Elegant Line of Brown and Black Derbys %.
Mems and Boys stylish stiff Hats 81 90.
Novelties in Spring neck-wear and Hosiery"
Nice line of Medium and low price Trunks;
At Il. G. Lewis, $50 18th St, bet. and X. NV;
N. b. Lowest price plainly marked in each hat
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SPRING overcoats. Eiseman's, 9TH and

If You WISH to- spend a happy day and en-
ioy the most marvellous work of nature, visit
Luray caverns Train leaves every day. Spec
ial excursion tickets now on sale.
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FoR FINE OLD RYE and Sour Mash WHISTLES
go TO the old and reliable house oil Chr. Xander,
No. OIL 9TH street northwest.
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The new perfume-see beautiful story book at
drug stores free. Ea>tmans Aloha Perfume.
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W. AvA1n Ourselves

OF THE VERY BEST CLASS OF LABOR THAT
THE MARKET AFFORDS; AND ITS WELL
KNOWN FACT TO TAILORS THAT OUR MANU-.
FEATURING DEPARTMENT PAYS THE BEST
PRICE THE YEAR AROUND OF ANY HOUSE
IN THE MANUFACTURING CENTERS
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sANFORDs RADICAL CURE
THE GREAT BALSAMIC OSCILLATION OF
WITCH-HAZEL, AMERICANPINE CANA
DIAN FIR. MARIGOLD. CLOVER
BLOSSOM, ETC
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of
every form Of Catarrh. from q simple Head Cold or
Influenza to tine Loss Of Smell. Taste, and Hearing
Cough bronchitis, and Incipient Consumption Relief
In five minutes III any aud every Nothing like
It. Grateful, fragrant wholesome. Cure begins from
first application, and is rapid, radical permanent and
never falling
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent,
and Saniords Inhaler all in one package, forming
Complete Treatment, of all druggists for ST. Ask
for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON
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FUSsELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1421 New York avenue.
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Visit Natural Bridge and Luray Cav.
BABY Carriages

Pullman Palace cars every day. On the Shen-
andoah Valley Southern Special Excursion.
Tickets now on SALE
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THE fine photos of kets kemethy 5, 1109 Pa. av.,
continue TO be So p. d. with a 18th painted free.
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OuK Silks ARE Very CHEAp.
CASH PRICES GREAT BARGAINS


FANCY SILKS. 37L6
COLORED SILKS, 5Uc.
BLACK SILKS, real value 81 .25 reduced to 81.
COLORED SILKS, real value 81, reduced to 75c
COLOIiD SILK NELVETS. 81.
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK VEL
NEIS (che.tp at 81 5O). reduced 81 80
Nuns YELLING. wide double width. pure wool.
In cream. Pink, Blue and Black, (actual cost 37lc
worth soc a.
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, soc
BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS IL wards
for ~ 30.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest
ami very best, DC
FRUIr OF THE LOOM COTTON Sc
REMNANTS of Black, COlOreti, Brocade and Fancy
silks at LIS than cost. REMNANTS of Colored and
Black SIX Nelvets at LESS than cost. REMNANTS
OF Black and telored Cashmeres and beautiful Dress
Goods AT LlSS than cost. REMNANTS of Nuns Veil
ing. Table Linen and Cloth for Boys Wear LfSS than
cost The above Remnants at half price. they MUST
BE SOLD.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS, pure wool, d so.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE
apiO Near 18th street.
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Valuable and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bronchial Troches are q safe and sure remedy
for Bronchitis, Coughs and other troubles Of the
Throatand Lungs. Sold only in boxes. Price Is
cents
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EASY fitting nose glasses. Hempler's near 412.
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Boys spring suits Eiseman.s, eth and E.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
A. NJ Read to f. Bouter, lot Ia, 81. 3G:'; 81, 20.
5000. ". d. Davidge to Martha NJ. Read, lots
3, 1. and Is. So. so; S9,6.6.5O. Martha II. An
der>on to K. f. Bradley, lot 10 and ut: IS, so.
block g, lots to 80, block Z, sec. 3, Burrville;
$1,000 C. A. MeEuen to Susan Perry. lots |,
f.. German TO w. W. Giles pit. lot 3, So. 23S;
s.. e. Zevely, trustee, to same, same prop
erty; S135. James f. Berry to George \. Nc
Horace j. Gray. 10 lot rs, So I5e undivlaed halo;
s.. {. Briscoe to l.. NJ. Saunders. pit. 2. 50.
pos, s1OO. John sherman to W. w: and w:
E. Page to l.. H. Hopkins. pit. As. So. ACT; $500.
j. +. Wasgaman TO Cornelius HOrigOn, pit SO.
n. of 563; s',245. Trustees Wash. Prov. Co.
Margaret l.. Paschall to w. YOrke At Lee, pit.
Bayley's purchase, 81 acres; $4,000. Heirs of
s.. AlIyence H. Brown to Emma I. Brown
lot "a, So. i63; 81 900. ThOs. Malloy to David
Flynn. pt. 6, So. 964; $3.50. G. L. Emmons to
Rerds sr ct s to &c! Rey lots as ioi ios and
IO7, So. 23s: s6,36I.49. Reuben ~ beaver to
SrndsS to George T. Emm sS $40 F.
heimeir. pit, >, 50: 5$l; 81 500 Virginia n.
$3.50, james Haggerty to D. Hayserty, ali
s1s5 W. pi BALDWIN s 70 o oha r Arms 81 lot
Amoroso, lot IS. 50. 725; $1,000. ". Burris to
H. \. Seymour, pit. lots and q, So. SIT;
3.15o.SS. W. d. Barrett ct al. to Eleanor A.
Barrett, all interest, pit. lots SO and 81, u. and
H. addition, pit: ., BIS addition, and pit. 2, old
Georgetown, $4,000. w. Mayse, jr to W.
Mayse, lots "a and IS, sec I. Barry Farm;
$3.50. p. E. Briscoe to W. Mercer, pit. 4, So. 10,
$500; and $. Il lot 33, 50. 1O7; 81 100. w.
Mercer to Willis Ann Mercer, pit. 4, So. 16;
$1,000. \. VI. Reed to ]. z. Richie lot 13, So
36t 81, no. j. l.. Barbour to Annie q. Nc
Clellan, lots 20 and 81; 81 600.
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT AND DRILL.-The
annual concert and exhibition drill of the High
school will take place at the school building to-
morrow evening at = clock. Capt. Ross, OF the
Light Infantry, has brought the cadets to
high degree OF proficiency, and the drill is ex-
pected 10 be unusually good. There will, in
addition. be singing by the glee club.
TURKISH RUGS AND PoRTIEREs AT AUCTION
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CHILDREN's spring suits. Eiseman's, 9TH & E.
Nv BorELER & Sox. 923 Penn. ave. have
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UMBRELLA and parasoI maker, 1914 Pa ave
SPRING PANTS to order. Eiseman's, eth & E.
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THE POLICE made hfty-one arrests during
the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock this
morning.
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SPRING PANTS to order. Eiseman's, 9TH.

TAKE THE SHENANDOAH Valley Southern
special for all points south. Pullman Palace
Sleepers to New Orleans without change.
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PAIN IS THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE

COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System and Banshes
Pain. Perfect Electric Battery combined with a
Porous Plaster for TWENTY-FIVE cents. II annihiIaeS
Pain vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts strengthens
Tired Muscles, prevents Disease, and does more in
onehaf the time than any other Plaster In the world
Sold everywhere. ap16
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cH1LDHEs's sprin. quits. Eiseman's eth & E.
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SpR1Se HArs
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR MESSRS DUNLAP &
CO.. OF NEW YORK, AND MESSRS. LINCOLN,
BENNETT d CO., OF LONDON. THE PRODUC-
TIONS OF THESE CELEBRATED FIRMS ARE
RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE HABpTABLE
GLOBE ALL GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND WARRANTED.
WILLETT & RCOFF
SOLE AGENTS
ap3 800 Pennsylvaniaava
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w HEAT BAKING POWDER
WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER

WHAT PROF. sILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER
MEssRs. MARTIN kALBFLEIsCIIs sons
"Geniemen:-My examination Of your Wheat Pow.
ger develops an unexpected value to IL from SAM.
TARI POINT OF VIEW. 1t certainly restores to the
Dread the Potassla and Magnesia salts, which the
milling removes from high grade -four, and II avoids
constant Use OF small doses of Rochelle salts such as
All me tararc acid compounds carry into the system
As the nesh nuld contains ten times much POtaS-
sum salts rs OF sodium il is evident that the waste OF
the !lssoe Is supplied from preparation, II
cannot De rom those preparations which contain only
Sodtuh ana talcun compounds besides the tartaric
aca there Is no danger of setting up alkaline con-
uitoh Oh the urine with dicalcc phOsphates In fact
IL appears TO me that You have q very strong case
judged from the physiological side and this conyic:
Ton mas grown On NE tie more have examined the
SaSe- S'AsneN b. SILLINAN."
For sale by
g. g. CORNWELL & SON,
141S Pennsylvania avenue
me trace supplied n4H.,u.th. 6m-4p
TTNHE RESCUE OF GREEDY,
By SCHLEY SOL1Y.
The Hugrenot Emigration to America by Baird
Boots and Saddles by T. Ii. Custer Traian = novel
by Henry +. Keenan, Spurgeons Sermon of "a with
Anecdotes Communion Memories BY J. r. MacfinH
Greece In the Times OF Homer by Tfmayens A oar.
PET night, by Hartford Fleming Fruit Culture ana
LAYING out and Management ola Country Home.
wM. BALLANTYNE sons
apio %2S 7th street
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WilbOr's COd.liver Oil and Lime
The friends of persons who have been restored
from confirmed consumption by the use of this
original preparation. and the grateful parties
themselves, have, by recommending 1t and
acknowledging its wonderful efficacy, given
the article vast popularity in New England.
The Cod-liver Oil is in this combination robbed
OF Its unpleasant taste, and rendered doubly
effective in being coupled with the Lime, which
is itseifa restorative principle, supplying nature
with just the assistance required to heal and
restore the diseased lungs. A. B. Wtlbor,
Boston, proprietor. Sold by all druggists. 60
Recommend
DR.. David Kennedys Favorite Remedy for In
digestion and Headache. 1t cured mel w.
Horner, agent for Ambach, Burgander & Co.,
Baltimore, Md. 60
Cluett's Crown Collars,
Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all 60
Trough On COughs.''
e, ASH FOR "R3ugh on Coughs, for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, HOarSeneSS TrOches, 15c LIQUID,
25c.
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No Change OF Cars
to New Orleans via Luray Caves and Natural
Bridge through the lovely Shenandoah Valley. i
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SALE OF SrArUARY.-Messrs. Walter B. VIII
nams & Co., auctioneers, will continue the sale
at their salesroom this evening at o'clock
The entire stock must be closed out