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Evening star., 1886-08-07
The OleOmar.arine Law.

The principal dealers in butter, &C.. in this
city, on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and
10Th streets, think that when the oleomar-
garine law goes into effect there will be very
many less dealers in Oeomargarine here than
there are now; that the wholesale license costs
too much. and that the profits will not pay 1or
tue license. IL is the belief, too among them
that tnere l. SO large stock OF genuine butter
on the markets al this time that the effect will
Dc 10 keep out the oleOmargarine entirely and
tiiat the pure butter eau be Sold at nearly as
cheap rates as the imitation butter. Senator
MliIer says the notion that the oleOmargarine
blli was einitscutated in the Senate, or materi-
alIy weahened In any way, is without founda-
lion- While the farmers had fixed upon , cent
taN, ana while he worked To- secure it, still the
rate OF tax was not the Important feature OF the
biIl. 1he evil sought 10 be cured was the prac-
lice oil putting on the uarke under the guise
ana IN Inc maine OF butter a variety of iraudu-
lent limitations The machinery devised TO
prevent THIS Senator Miller says, is retained in
All Its vlSOr III the bill :,s il became :: law
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Alexandria Affairs.

Acquitted 1OT lHE EVENING STAR
A MODERN CITYs sCoNvENIENCEs-The need
Oi modern ways AS to streets and house num-
Defs is apparent to all who have business in
AieHanoria Under the present system the
nuInO OF house conveys no information of
Us location until the number is looked up In
,N, MashinSton the number indicates at once be-
tween wnat streets and on which side of a street
house is located. The old plan mas proved SO
useless here tnat the number law mas Iallen 10
lnnocuous desuetude. 1t has been suggested
that the new system can be applied to Alexan-
drla. Let the street have additions of letters
or numbers, in this way: North and south
south or street, Church or b, Green or C, JEFF
lerSon or D,tranklin or +, ,Gibbon or +, Wilkes or
u, Wolfe or Ii, Duke l. Prince or j, King or
n. Cameron or L, Queen NJ, Princess or n,
Madison or K, Montgomery or S. lst or Curtis
street, / street. East auu west-Union or 1st.
Lee or "a, Fairfax or Sd, Royal or 4th, Pitt or
pun 81. Asapn or 6tn, Washington or 7th, Co
lumDla or ,eth, Alfred or 9th, Patrick
or 10Th, Henry Or 11th, Fayette or
18th, Payne or l3tn. West or 14tn. Com
nue. and the numbers correspond to those on
streets running east and west and the nulnters
On Iey ION street TO be known ;is Peyton avenue
might correspond with the numbers on streets
running east and west. Then the Washington
system vi numbering, 100 to each block, odd
numbers one side anu even The other should he
auopted. AS under this plan King street be-
comes n and Washington 7th without losing
their loriner designations, the sequ noes would
quickly become nahitual. Under tuls plan the
southern Telegraph office would be No 3u3 X
or hing street and the Western Union, No. go
raiflaA or 80 street, west, and The number
"Oui q AT once designate the location.
NoIEs.-A large excursion of colOred people
from Cuipeper reached here this morning aud
the crowd went ON TO w Observation-Disclosures j. /. .
Hehuerson mas bought the nve-acre farm and
residence at st. Asaph junction Tor 81 $780,
Lie hellei Hook and Ladder com pany ueld its
Regular meeting last night and elected some
new meInbers-fne City school board meets
next tuesday nighl.-fhe mayor has fined J.
D. Thomas 81 tor being drunk the streets
The schooner ". ii. JACKSON from Peuob.
Scot, Me-. has arrived with ice Ior j. A Reed ~
Ca shed at Portner's brewery burned this
morning
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Missionary Day In the WOOds-New Ar
rivals ON the Ground.
of THE EVENING STAR

correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
JACKSON GROVE, Nd, August Z.
Yesterday was the missionary day on the
camp ground and there was large congrega-
tion in attendance. Among those who arriv ed
Rev. w. NJ. Gill, of Eutaw, Baltimore; Rev. DIR.
J. Z. 7. Ewell, of South Baltimore; Misses Meta
and Sallie Crisp, OF Baltimore; Miss Mary Dun
bar, Thos. b. Marche of East Washington and
Mr.. Enoch Warfield, of Baltimore. The latter
Is one of the few survivors of those who at
tended the camp meeting here in 1928. He met
here Judge r. d. Woodward, who was also
present at that meeting. The two INDUCED in
some Interesting "reminiscences of the scenes
and participants in that meeting.
Inc experience meeting in the morning was
conducted by Rev. DR.. J. l.. Mills. Rev. F. T.
Iagg conducted the missionary meeting, at
which Rev. Drs. Bates, Sutherland and Drink
house delivered addresses.
In the afternoon the missionary exercises
were continued, Revs. w. NJ. Strayer, J. L. Ell
Mrs. Rupp delivering addresses.
The usual wOman's meeting was not held in
the afternoon, for the reason that their quarters
or tent, near the head of the ground was pressed
into service as a lodging tent The last availa-
pie tent OF the LOT On the ground has now been
w oodward, OF Augusta, Georgia, son of Judge
w oodward, having taken the last one and they
TOOK possession this morning.
Inc preaching this morning will be by Rev.
II. Il. Elderdice, OF Broadway, Baltimore and
Rev. DIR. J. E. T. Ewell will preach at night
preach Sunday morning; Rev. j. E. T. Ewell, of
south Baltimore, in the afternoon, and Rev. Dr.
j. L.. kilgOre, of Hampden, at night. Tuesday
the communion will be administered.
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Senator StansOrd's Mammoth Stable

senator stanford has purchased of Mr. Pat
rick Brennan three lots on l. street. between
1Stn and 19th streets northwest, on which he
will have erected Il handsome and coinmodious
stable. The stable will be 65 147 feet. The
general plan will be prepared by Senator Stan
lord himself, though the details will be prepared
by Mes>rS. CIusS and Schultz, architects. OF
TINS city. The stable will cost about Sl6,uUu,
the construction oI which viii be cOInme need in
a few weeks IL Is understood that tine price
paid Tor The lots Was 40 cents per loot. Senator
STANFORD has ieit the entire matter i'll the
hands OF his private secretary, MIR. j. B. McCar-
thy, VINO Will give out the contract for the
building In Il Jew weeks. The stable will be
ready by the time Senator Stanford returns to
this city Iii March next. Senator Stanford W ill
nave nine horses here next winter
Evening star., 1886-08-07
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MATTERS.
Notes Of Persons and Things in Rock.
willie - Temperance Advocate In
TrOublc.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, August 9Th.
There are about 200 Washingtonians sum-
mering in Rockville.
Washington Grove has q newly-appointed
and efficient postmistress, Mrs. Sarah d. La
Fetra.
Montgomery avenue is to be piked from Judi.
ciary park to Washington street, and 700 square
yards of pavement is to be laid in the town.
Daniel Riordan, an enthusiastic temperance
lecturer, who tor months past has been holding
Temperance mass meetings throughout the
county, was tried to-day before Justice Morgan,
and in default of bail was committed to Jail,
charged with violation of the local option law
He is the same party who some time since
caused the arrest of several parties living in the
neighborhood of Cabin John and Great Fails.
charging them with the same offense with
which he is now charged.
Mr.. Clagett Pyles, of Barnesville, this county,
has been appointed to 81 400 position in the
naval office at Baltimore.
The Agricultural Society met Wednesday
and appointed committees in % departments
to award premiums at the September eXhibi.
ton.
MIR. C. w. Griffith, son of Capt j. T. Griffith,
prominent citizen of this county, died in Ber.
ryvile Tuesday, August Sd, aged 80 years
Mr.. Irving BrOOkes and family, of Washing.
ton. are the guests of Mrs. Hallersley Talbot, Of
this town.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

HANGED BY MEXICAN CAvALRYMEN-At
dawn thursday body OF Mexican cavalry
TOOK Juan Sauava, the leader OF several reVO-
lutlonaty bandits recently Captured, and Trini-
dad OrLes, wild youth OF good family, who is
Implicated in the killing young raucher
naihed Garcia tor his pistol and morse, from the
barracks OF the 4th infantry, aL MataInorss out
into the country and hanged them. Saldava
was formerly norse-JnieI, and Ortes, VINO had
been Il rural guard and policeman, nad a bad
! ftc,y
Evening star., 1886-08-07
19 cents-Large Brin, High Crown Black HAT
regular price, ~ cents

10 cents-Large BriE, High Crown Black HATS,
regular price, ~ cents
Our Entire Stock of PARASOLS consists of 26
pieces You can imagine We do not want to carr Y
these few over. They must be sold. You will think
so if you examine prices.
6S cents-Fine Milan, Large Brim, High Crown,
Black Hats; regular price S1.49.
81 cents-4-inch wide RIBBON for Children's
Sashes extra heavy satin and grain; all colOrs
regular price, AZ cents.
for 25 centS-Colored Percale COLLARS We
sold these goods at 121sc., 15c and lie each.
Sl4S-Black Pure Silk GUIPURE NET. In fact
we are showing some extreme good values In Laces
and Embroideries worth looking at.
During the month Of August the "Bon Marche" will
be receiving daily all the Most Desirable
Goods Come and see You will find
Evening star., 1886-08-07

TO BE ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF BASTARDy
AND PERHAPS ONE OF BIGAMY ALSO
Father Sherman, who married pretty Tillie
Mc(oy, and is now living with her in Brook lvn
is accused OF having another love affair before
his wedding, and it is charged that he so fa r
forgot himself as to marry the first GIRL thereby
making himself a bigamist when Tllie became
his wife. Eliza Burns, a tall, good-lookin,, air,
who said she resided at 1875 Fulton siTret
Brooklyn, appeared before Justice Wai,,, iS
Brooklyn Thursday, and charged Father Sher
man with bigamy. She said that She hac fnr
some time lived with her aunt at the abuve al
dress. One evening in December last She uav
walking in the neignbOrhOOd of her home wna1
She was accOSted by a man in clerical p;,rb T,ho
person VINO addressed her was recognized a. "A
clergyma who was in the habit OF utiIci;,tinu
in an orphan asylu near her home and she
Sherman, and asked her to take a ride on he
cars. When they had reached the corner nt
Fulton and Orange streets the girl swears thev
alighted and entered a hotel, where thew ~.
manned all night, occupying one room. She
went home in the morning and told her ami
what had occurred That lady was wild vii n
grief, and at first wanted TO turn her out of tho
0ouse. Eliza says she met the priest again two
weeks later, and she claims TO have been MAJ
red to him then in q house on Atlantic avenne
near Columbia. The girls expects soon to he.
come mother. Sherman, W hO had obtained :,
position with q Philadelphia house. and was In
have lett in q lew days. is likely to be detained
as Judge Walsh, OF Brooklyn. has issued a war.
rant for his arrest ON the complaint OF JnIia
Muvaney, for bastardy.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

CLIMBING The GOLDEN STAIR.-PeOple eX-
ll,~, their Willingness to climb the golden
stair, or heavenly pathway, very frequently,
bUt after All. they put off the first upward step
iu,., they can. There two ways OF
beginning that journey; one Is by negiecting
tHr health, the other by using improper medi-
ci-C>. When languid feelings and general
fceI.0s of don't care whether school keeps or
hot, show themselves, they are a sign that
thc nerves are out of order then is your time.
krufi for bottle of DIR. HenleyS Celery, Beef
hud Iron, il will drive those blue devils out OF
,"d and brace you up for a renewed struggle for
lac and happiness.
Evening star., 1886-08-07
CRYING WOMEN.

81 must give up: cannot bear these palms, ache
all over. and nothing try does me any good" Back
ache, Uterine Pains, Hip and Side Palms. Soreness
LameueSs, Weakness and Inflammation relieved in
minute by that new. original. elegant and infalli
bic anticote pain and Inflammation, the CUrICuRA
ANTI-TAIN PLASTER AT druggists, 25c POTTER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON, ana
Evening star., 1886-08-07
A FrsraHrso Touca.

WE ARE JUST NOW PUTTING FIN.
IsHING TOUCH TO oPRICEs oNoURLIGHT
WEIGHT wOOLEN GOODS
THIS IS THE SEASON FOR ODD GAR
MENTS, WHEN WE WANT PAIR OF
PANTS TO PIECE OUT THE SUMMER
SUIT OR COAT AND VEST TO CARRY
ONE THROUGH UNTIL FALL
IT Is THE SEASON ALSO OF "BRoKEN
LOTS" IN THE CLOTHING STORES, AND
BROKEN LOTS MEAN BROKEN PRICES.
OUR LINE OF CASHMERE PANTS Is
TOO LARGE. THE FINISHING TOUCH"
HAS BEEN PUT ON THEM ALSO. AND
IT WILL PAY YOU TO TAKE LITTLE
TIME TO FIT YOURSELF
NEARLY EVERYTHING (NOT QUITE
FOR THERE ARE SOME GOODS THAT
WE CAN'T GET ENOUGH oF) HAVE
THE FINISHING TOUCH TO THEM. AND
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
T. b BARNuM 4 co.
an6 03l PENN AVE
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Condensed Locals.

Mrs. Caroline Porter was granted a permit
yesterday to erect u dwelling ON l, between 9th
and Ith streets northwest. To be three stories In
height with a frontage OI % feet
The Rochdale Cooperative society has made
its coal contract for the ensuing year and ad.
Verti-es particulars III the special notices Ol
1HE STAR
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed To them Tor any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired The subscription must be invariably y
paid III advance
y sailbOat containing two men capSlZed yes
terday afternoon about one O'Clock OF GiesbOrO
park, the Eastern branch, and the men We're
Rescued by the boats OF Capt. rrembly, stationed
there.
a eoal-oil stove in the house of George Kneo-
line, GIG L street northeast, exploded this
morning, causing about Slo damage.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

AmuSemengs Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S.-"B bohemian Girl"
NATIoNAL.-"Funa and Physic."
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-1oth street and Ohio
avenue.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller coaster.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-Orchestral and
Vocal Concert
Evening star., 1886-08-07

LIBERTY TO BE UNVEILED IN OCTOBER
the unveiling of the Bartholdi statue of Liberty.
The sculptor had fixed on the middle of SEN.
tember Us the most convenient date for him r.
visit this country, but owing to the tardy action
OF Congress in passing the measures necessary
for carrying on the work it will be impossible
to finish it before the last Of October
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Sk1s. SCALE BLooD
CLEANSED, PURIFIED AND BEAUTIFIED
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES
REMEDIES

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of Disfguring Hu-
mors, for allaying Itching. Burning and lnamma
for curing the first symptoms of Eczema Psoriasis
MIX Crust, scald Head, ScroiLla other inherited
Skin and Blood Diseases. CUTIt URA the great skin
Cure, and UTICUKA SOAP, exquisite skin Beauti-
her. externally. and CUTICURA REsOLvENr the new
Blood Purifier, internally, are iIfaIlible
Evening star., 1886-08-07
The Courts.

POLICE CoURT-Judoe Harper, pro tenn.
To-day, Jack Robinson, fast driving; $40 col.
lateral forfeited: Mary Tible entcing prosti-
disorderiy conduct; IS collateral forfeited. Liz,
zie Price, do; So or 15 days. Fred. H French,
profanity; So or days. Philip Giascoe, loud
and bosterous; So or Is days. John Mahoney,
keeping COW yard; SIT. Joseph Hall, colored,
larceny; 80 days in Jail.
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Fred. Douglass on Parties.
HC~as
HE ADVISES COLORED MEN TO STAND BY THF
PEOPLE WHO FREED THEM

| HE ADVISES COLOkED MEN TO STAND BY THE
PEOPLE WHO FREED THEM.
| From the Phila lelphia press
Before the adjournment of the colored editors
| convention at Atlantic City, Wednesday night,
| Fred. Douglass delivered an address on the re.
lations of the colored man to political parties.
FIFTY years ago" he said, II was lying in Jail
| on the Eastern shore of Maryland as a slave. a
| bond slave, with no future before me because |
| had written passes for men to escape the chains
! OF slavery, which could not oscar pc myself but
| II could have seen this day would have re-
| Jolced In what L suffered then. | can saw for
my people that they are doing well both physi-
caliy and intellectually. They must be consid.
cred in reference to The depths from which they
! have been emancipated. Our liberties came to
us mid the quikius oI civil war, over bloody
fields; not from moral choice but military ne
ceSslty. There never was people turned loose
under such uniavorable circumstances. The
we, ior We were turned naked on the world and
not "a penny or inch of land tor over 200 years
servilude. 1t was thought the race wouiu soon
die out, but the last census shows they are the
only people increasing now III the SOUTH"
Mr.. Douglass then took up 1.-The future rela-
| ton OF the negro TO existing parties" saving:
II cannot understand for the lie of me wiz
| any colored man VINO remembers that ten
twelve, hIteen years ago, when the questions
| OIL emancipation ana citlZensnlp We're up and
| the democratic party was upon one side
against our emancipation and citiZensnip with
the republican party In favor of it, can't see
| lor the he oi me now any colored man could
| side with the democratic party and against the
republican party. The democratic party has
not changed sufficiently To cause Inc to ioin
| that party. Although l have been retained
| In office can Say to-day have never kept
back never suppressed my adhesion To the
| republican party. Cleveland was brave enough
| when public sentiment set against me, he was
brave enough 10 invite me-nOC once, twice or
thrice, but many tlmes-to his grand recep.
| tions at the White House; but Grover is in bad
company. l must remember the party that
, set us Tree, though there are good ana bad IN
| all parties. We can't be independent and we
cant be neutral. 1t is better to be IA part of the
Whole than the whole Oh part; we can / afford
to go tumbing into the democratic ranks he.
| cause Cleveland makes II good President"
Evening star., 1886-08-07

SEE SPECIAL. ADVERTISEMENT In STAR paper.
Also special prices in City Items. our store will
= main open until IL o'clock this evening. All
our stock must be sold.
y. L. METZGER & Bro,
All eth W.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

The PROMPT MANNER in which the National
Mutual Life Association has paid its losses
should commend it 10 ali persons seeking in
surance. The costs are AS low as any OF the
secret societies There are no annual or quar-
terly dues. For particulars address Frank j..
1ibDets, General Manager, 1920 r st. u. w.
Mrs. a. W. BROCKAw, of Groton, Brown
county, Dakota, used AllcockS Plastcrs tor
fifteen years-compIetely cured OF irreguarity
10y using two plasters across the small OF the
back Tor seven days each mOnth-alsO found
them very efficacious in kidney trouble-cured
ul "A dull, heavy pain and pressure at the base
the BRAIN by wearing Alcock'S Porous
Plaster at the back of the neck.
LAST WEEK of our summer offer of six ele-
gant pictorial cabinet photographs for ST. R.
y alZl, sig Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

SOMETHING NEw.-TO introduce them, will
make you Lle-sZed portraits for $40 superior
10 cTayon. EstabroOk, I'll Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

AN ALI-DAY family excursion to Bay Ridge
VIII be given by Carroll Institute next Thurs
Gly. See adyt
Evening star., 1886-08-07

K y. taULDENS POTOMAC RIVER FISH AND
GAME STANDS is the place to have your orders
filled ICr prime fresh and salt water flsh. Ken
I.ebec salmon live IOb>ters Crisfield soft crabs,
StaniS!I nackerel, spots and all the oeneacleS
in that line. Telephone cali. Si1-3.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

The series ot operas 10y the Summer Opera
company at Aibaugh> will be continued ne xt
wees when The Queens Lace Handkerchief
Will be sung.
Al the panorama building on 18th street, the
Splendid representation OF the second battle of
biIl nun VIII continue as the attraction.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

CAERoLL Institute will give an all day
family excursion TO Bay Ridge next Thursday.
adj Y
Evening star., 1886-08-07

SEVEN Boys CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS
CRIME.-SeNcn boys, all under IL years oi age
were brought before the town Justice at Mil
burn, n. j., Thursday, to appear before the
September court ON tue cnaI ge of assault and
rape. The victim is Katy 1enratny, "a bright
glf aged IL years. Sue states that while pa,
ing by the lake near MllDurn she encountered
Ihe boys, VINO We're nude, having been IN
bathing. Fred. Reeves aged 10 years, and
James Daisey, aged IA years, committed the
alleged assault.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

The SLEpGE THROWING, advertised to- take
pi,Ice at HoltzInans new pavilion, between
isd sullivan. ~ Georgetown; Joseph Fuley, OF
.t>biH:to.i. and Others for silver medal, VIII
Ike place between D and D CLOCK p.In., W ed
Ee-t..i- ,U.-!~I L.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

HEADQUARTERS for gents fine hand-sewed
low shoes also IA full stock of bicycle and tennis
shoes. Rich, III Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-08-07
Shot His Cousin and Himself.

TRAGEDY GROWING OUT OF AN ESTATE AND A
RELATIVES S ALLEGED BETRAYAL.
S. S. Tottman, aged 40, a farmer worth $780,
600, living near Sharon, ten miles west of
Akron, Ohio, died by his own hama Thursday,
but not until he had thrice wounded his
cousin, Thomas q. Briggs, wealthy farmer
nelghbor of his. About six years ago John
Briggs, wealthy Californian uncle of the vic
tiins OF TINS tragedy, died, leaving to his three
children, all under twelve years age, an
estate worth upward OF $4,000 The children
Came to Sharon to live in the family OF lott
mlnlStrator of the estate. Two years ago Mara
the eldest OF the children, then about 10 years
OLD, began TO be the subject of gossip at Sharon.
Soon after she went TO Cleveland, and her
emaclated appearance on her return con-
nfmed the scandal which had been afioat
Last June Maria again became "a mother and
soon after died. the child was taken to Cleye-
land RumOr was busy, but not until recently
was Iottnlan, who has d wife and child, charge
with the paternity OF the dead girls offspring
Thomas Briggs had long been Jealous uI Tot
man misunderstanding OF their uncle'S estate,
having rom the start desired to handle the
property himself. Recently he obtained inlor-
mdtlon from California which confirmed his
suspicion That the estate had nysteriouSly
dwinuled, and armed with these iacts and the
evidence Oh 1OttmanS alleged immortality he
Threatened TO make an exposure OF the whole
matter unless Tottman resigned as adIninis-
traitor. 1ne nostIiities which arose 1. .om tuis
state OF things eliminated Thursday when lott
man, under preteXL y. making out some papers,
induced Briggs to come to Ills house, anu there
nIeu three SuotS into lin, each oi winch took
PROBABLY Iatal effect. ToL,mdn then shot him
sell, the bullet piercing his heart.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

lNDoKsING THE ' VETERANS RIGHTS UNION
MAYOR v" >. OdeI!, who Is at the q. y. X. en-
ctlhiinent at san Francisco, last night tele-
Sfapitd Col j. l.. Y mai ~ follows: "Resolutious
oifortiand encainpincnt relative TO Veterans
i'Ishis mon re-"n;tcted. The news WAS quick
~ Ih;tde known 10 the Grand Army men at the
various post meetings, and received with
cheers. 1he resolutions in question indorses to
lte !uiiest extent the objects oI the Veterans
Rights Union,
Evening star., 1886-08-07
LOCAL MENTION.
The w Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. :. 1856
Indications for "a Hours Commencing at p. m.
IO-stTH.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

SELLING -lE Cp~T for 30 days. a large stock of
Straw iItting~, Baby Carriages and kefrigera-
tors at ". b. Moses 4 SolIs, tn and + sts. IL. w.
Evening star., 1886-08-07

Ia cents-The Pins we are selling in our Jewelry
Department for IA really regular price 25c
Evening star., 1886-08-07

WAMsUTTA COTTON, 1Oc- Best black cambria,
DC. 1SOO linen shirt, 81. BRODHEAD & Co.
Evening star., 1886-08-07
A COMPLETE CURE.

A COMPLETE CURE.
1 have suffered all my life with skin diseases of
diff rent kinds and have never found permanent
relief. until. by the advice of ady friend l used
your valutble CUTICURA REMEDIES l gave them a.
thorough thral using six bottles Of the CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT, two boxes of CUTICURA aud seven cakes of
CUTICURA SOAP, and the result was Just what had
beea told it would be-a complete cure.
BELLE WADE,
Richmond Va
Reference, G. W. Latimer, Druggist,
800 W. Marshall ST., Richmond, Va
Evening star., 1886-08-07

For District OF Columbia and Virginia, local
RAINS followed by fair weather. northerly winds,
M decided change in temperature.