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& Romance in Real Iiir.

New YORK, January :-0n September
). Julius Fcurct escaped frotl Si2S Sing.
yhc.c he had served four months OF 4 five
:eal's term for forgery lie failed in his
ettcmrt 10 swim across the Hudson but
finally reached Stamford, Ct. and thence
radc BIZ way 10 Montreal. Th:Ec lie rs,
>umetl Ii. namc cf Charles ChcSlct. anG
married pretty young, French, Canadian
eirl. Three niCuths ago he brought hls
Vic to Williamsburg, \. Y, aud secured
4 position rs ,lg:s clc,k at &lS week.
Since lis marriage he has led a.l exemplary
life and believed himself free from pursuit.
O@e day ias; week L former iaii companion
recognized Fcure: on SIKH avGGCc, &Gd
a0;:!ied NEarGca Brush. Ted y Ee"rct
vas arrested at hi: home in Williamsburg
ard returned to prison. Before being
fakcn away Fc&lc: ccGfcsStr. 70 his wife al
he had done. His wife said. You have
always been = good husband 70 me, ana
then swooned As The poor woman IS IN Il
dslicate condition il IS much feared that the
shock mag cntlanscr her lie.
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AUGUSTA, GA.
CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The current session of this Institute
closes January 21st, 1888, when the
Spring Session begins, which ends June
9Th, 1888.
The present session is one of the most
prosperous in the history of the lnsti-
tute. There is room for only few more
boarding pupils. The health OF the
school, the accommodations of its board
ing department, and the efficiency OF its
corps Of teachers are unsurpassed any
where in the South. The first of January
is a very convenient time for entering.
Pupils are charged only from date OF
entrance.
Rev. WM. r. ATKINSON,
Principal.
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followed him oat into the garden, and we
spent pleasant hour together. When the
bell rang for lessons ran IN feeling much
more cheerful ana content than before.
Our lessons for the remainder Of the fore
noon were very short Attwclvc we dressed
with the govcrncss; but, with the exception
of Bertie, who chattered to me in his artless
way, no ono spoke to me- OF recognized my
presence in the least.
The afternoon passed in much the same
manner as the forenoon, only that Berte
wsssunmoned from the room for a short
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from q common EloteI,, or Eruption.
:. +fc worst Scrofula. Salt rheunls
: Fever ore",,,'' sea.y Or or Rough
.HiSnil are conquered by this powerful. puri-
fyias. and invisoratin,s medicine: Greas
Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its be- s
nign Influence. Especially has it manifsstsd
fsb;!s. Carbunclcs, Sore Eyes, Scrof-
TIn,is sores and Syvellings, HipG
;o:::t Disease, white SWeIlings,
Goi:rc, or T,ick Neck, and Enlarged
Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for q
lcr@e treatise, with colored plates, on Skin
Diseases. or the same amount for treatise
on Scrofulous Affections.
"'FgsE EL0OD, IS THE LlFE:'
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DIR. Pierce's
5:osden Medical Discovery, and good
direstion, fair skin, buoyant spirs
is, and vital strength, will be established.
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You have insulted me, sir, and l
demand IN apology" angrily said one
politician to another. How" inquired
the other. You said l was Q liar, sir. !"
20, did ~" Eyes. sir, you did. and l
want IN apology" '.Well, You can
have ii. I'll take it back. | don't
know whether you are liar OF not. :"
Thanks. Corae, have something. y
Washington Critic.
While 4 man was going to bel in ST.
Louis lately, a small hand. wearing OF
one finger ring. suddenly appeared,
raised the chimney from the lighted
lamp to height of six inches or more.
moved it toward the astonishcd observer
short distance and then dropped it to
the floor. The man has the broken
chimney in proof OF the truth OF the
story. G,...
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CONSUMPTION,

which IS ScrofuIa Of the Lungs, is ar
rcstcd and cured by this remedy. if taken be-
for;, the las: stages Of the disease are reached
fatal disease, when first offering this now
cSISbrltcd remedy to the public, DR.. PIERCE
thought seriously of calling it his .C9ms ON.
name as TOO limited for q medicine which,
from from ifs wonderful combination o. tonic, or
STRENGTHENING, Alternative. or blood-cleanslng,
anti-Liious. pcctor;,i, ard nutritive proper
ties. is uEciualcd, rot on!y rs [ei.eo$ or ;oi
o3SaG IF Tnr
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Webb City, AK, May ,, 1856.

.L!who desire call information about the
cause sud cure OF Hood noisous, >crafGla and
Sarotulo..S >;wcl!inIS. Ulcers, sores, f:hcuma'
t;SIn, kidney complaints. t:,tarrh, etc. can
secure ~ mail. free, COPY or )! page Illus
frs;,.,i sock Of Wonders. iiilc,a with the most
wonderful and Startling PROOF ever before
KNOWN Address. ELCUD BALM 80,
Atlanta, Ga.
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STIFF JOINTS.
4 MOST REMARKABLE CASE OF sCEOFULA
-,rrLr-,. Ar-re:Nr

! MOST KEMAkkADLG CASE Ct SClOt LILA
AND HuEull;ATISN.
I have little boy twelve years old
whose knees have been drawn almost
double and his joints are perfectly still,
and LIE has been in this condition three
years, unable to walk. During that time
the medical board OF London county ex-
amined him and pronounced the disease
scroEula and prescribed, but no benefit
ever derived. l then used q much ad-
vertised preparation without benefit.
Three weeks ago he became perfectly
helpless and suffered dreadfuuy.i
! friend who had used 3. 3. 3. ad-
vised its use. He has used enc bottle
and ali pain has ceased and lie can now
walk. This has been u most wonderful
action, rs. his complaint had batlied
everything. I shall continue to use It on
him. Mrs. EAI2IA GRIEFITas.
T-,;4io Vaon March , 1886
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-01-18
PITTS {AEsIEzlESAIIIgE 4 4 !
E0,i INFANTS kEo

T'EETETING Chill DIRE n.
in instant relief for collie OF infants.
Cures Dysen:ery, DiarcH9a, Cholera
iniantglnl or anv diseases Of the stomach
and bowels. 1Iakes the critical period
Of Tcething safe and easy. Is a safe and
p!aasan: tonic. For sale by sill druggists,
and for wholesale by HOWARD, WIaLEI
L Co., Augusta, Ga
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NEBB CITY. Ark, BLOOD.

Having tested B. Z. E. and found it to
be all that IS claimed for It, I commend
il to any and every one suffering nom
blood poison. It las done ne more
good tcr less money and in c shorter
space of time than any blood purifier /
ever used. [ owe the comfort Of NY
lie to its use, for have been troubled
with :. severe foGm Of blood poison tor .
or 6 wears and found 10 relief equal to
that given by the use of B. 3. B.
W. C. MCGAUHEY.
Webb City, Ask, May ;, 1856.
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nosc, Offensive or otherWlsC, PuIt!aI 1 ITss 1t
smell. taste, or hearing, weak eyes, duI1 TbS pam
-. IL If cases terminate in consumption.
DR.. Sage's CATARRu REMEDY cures the Wors.
casns Of Catarri., 'sCoid in tho l3ead,'
and Catarrhal Headache. ~ cents.
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& Lovely Complexion.

"What lovely complexion We often
hear persons say. L wonder what she
docs for il:' II every case Inc purity and
real lovcIine<s Of the complexion GerendS
upon the blood. Those who have sallow.
biotchy faces may make their skin smooth
aud healthy by taking enough of Dr.
Picrcc's 'Gol,lcn Medical Discovery to
drive out the humors lurking IL tho system.
A few Government bonds thrown III do
no. iuiurc the bonds OF matrimcny.
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OFFICE CoMprRoLLEH GENERAL,

COLCMBTN. ). e, jan. II. IS5S.
.Mr. e. j. !Sshmii=, Colnmjia, 5. c.
DEAR SIR: | am Instructed TO say to
you, in reply to Your letter OF the 18th inst,
which was duly received, that the Com
misssoncrs OF the State House, IN reply
thereto, have to say tia: "nder the recent
Act Of the General Assembly the duty was
imposed upon the Commission to employs
SUPERINTENDENT Architect OF the State
House work, resident in the city Of Coium:-
bia, and in doing so it WAS their duy 70
discharge 10th Mr.. Nelson and yourself,
and in the performance Of this duty no re
Election either upon Mr.. Nelson or ycur-
SELF was intended. Very respectfully,
J. ). WERNER.
Secretary Commission
Cy!rmJiu NccDrd, jan. y.
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Glider S Liver
p IL S.

The Justly celebrated SOUTHERN
VEGETABLE PILL having been used
as household remedy for the past half
century, in al the Southern and Western
States, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Malaria and al diseases of the
LIVER, have, by their
WONDERFUL CURES,
gained the supremacy over all other
PILLS on the market. After one trial
you will join the cry for "GILDER'S
PILLS" with the ten million people OF
the United States who are now using
them.
If your merchant has not got theT,
send 25 cents in stamps to
6. BARRETT & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
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40 4. ilcction Intended

Assistant Architect Z. ]. Schmi;z rc
ceivcd yesterday letter from the State
House Commission in answer TO his letter
asking if any reflection upon his character
or competency was implied in the letter Of
dismissal
The reply, rs follows, seems IN accord
with the explanation already offered il
these columnS-;hat the dismissal was due
to she entire stoppagc Of the work:
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$500 REWARD

is offered by the proprictors
of DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy
for 4 case of catarrh which
they cannot cure. If you
have q discharge from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Affairs In West Wasbin0ton.

DECORATING FOR THE BRIDGE CELEBRATIoN.-The
decorations on the day OF the bridge celebration
Will, 1t is thought, eclipse anything OF the kind
ever seen In West Washington. Already there is
liberal display OF bunting and other decorations
on many OF the business houses, and along NJ
street the enect Is novel and attractive. 1t is
thought the name prospect bridge" will be
and Taggart, OF the military committee, called
upon Col Gibson, OF the Third Artillery, last
night, who assured them that the artillery would
participate In the demonstration. There is some
dissatisfaction Manifested by citizens residing on
NJ street, IN the vicinity OF the bridge caused by
the change OF route The change Is, however re-
garied, by the various committees, as q wise one.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETINGS are being held
nightly at the Market House Hail, under the aus
piceS OF the M-street Union Temperance AsSocia-
ton. The meetings are under the direction OF Mrs.
Z. b. Russell AT the meeting held last night,
Mrs. Russell made an address, In which she urged
50. There were twelve signers.
NOTES.-Mr. Fred. W. Jones, who has been con.
fined TO his residence for several weeks is gradu-
ally recoyertng.-MiSS Sarah OSser. OF 3l37 NJ
street, reported at the police station-house that
yesterday morning some one forced open a ward
robe In the SecondstOry OF her residence and stole
therefrom $50.
GRAIN RECEIPTs-Canal boat David Knode ar
rved with 4.OOO bushels OF wheat and } tons OF
nay for j. u. & j. NJ. Waters. Wheat sold on
Change yesterday at SIC. busheL
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
a m-Great Falls, temperature, 90; condition, .;
receiving reservoir, temperature, So; condition AT
north connection. o; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, l3; distributing reservoir, temperature 50;
condition at 1nfiuenJ gate-house, .; condition at
et1ueQt late-hOuSe. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
Hyattsville Happenings.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN THE yILLAGE-THR PINK
NEY MEMORIAL CHURCH.

IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN THE vILLAGE-THR PINK
NEY MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
EVANSVILLE, April 9, 1888.
Hyattsville was Incorporated two years ago.
The election for town Officers, five commissioners
and treasurer, will be be held on the first Mon
day in May next. Mr. S. Aman has had the fence
which surrounded his home near the station taken
down preparatory to planting an osage-orange
hedge In its place. which will In time add much TO
had several hemorrhages, which has confined MN
10 the house for sometime. There is gnlte n
numoer OF cases OF measles among the children OF
| pr,yillage ut present. The REV. Mr.. Reed. or II.
church at ST. Lukes Episcopal church, of Bad
, Weuanauay eseniil.ence OF Mr.. j. b. Burnside,
20, W Take lsrnm:tee OF five ladies
pose OF raising means for the ereecRpu the pur-
ney memorial church in Hyatusville the pink.
| sue, MIS- RaiSton, Miss Minnie Moran anSSurn-
Lewis Holden entertained the company with ~ "
ana Instrumental music. The Rev MIR White q,
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. has hae or
numQer OF his congregation and friends assembled
at AZ residence Friday evening TO offer their con
gratuiatlonS and something more Substantial
sevSral families nave moved out TO Byattsyille
| curing the past month, filling up every vacanI
house. Mr.. VIM. McIlnaney met with n serions
accident here last night while on his wav bome
ne leu INTO an excavation about feet deep wbicI
had Deen Dug near the Presbyterian church I'm con
nectl0n With the Improvements or that buIIding
MIS-. Hyatt this evening entertained the members
OF the lyceum.
SEE JonS F. WAGGAMAN's advertisement in IN.
Gay STAR closing Oui or syndicate. Rare onpor.
tuDIty 70 set cheap home.
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CONDEMNED Iocal~

The will OF Ellen VI. Mitchell was fled vesrer-
oay. she leaves her entire estate 20 her three
Children, warren A.. Vim. O.. and Henry =
4ltcheil, share and share alike
Yesterday, IN Circuit Court No Jnd0e yerr,o,
The case OF George + Humphrey against me
Heroic Pnaeton Co, was taken up. TaIs A. nm
action fOrflOOOO damages slst aimed h. reoson n,
being KNOCKED down and run over by a her,tc
coach April 3, lSS6 '0
The case OF Ptney & Bradford agt NJ ve,,naa
Chapman was placed On trial In Judge U,gnerss
Circuit Court No. yesterday. The action is 10 re-
cover t450 which the plaintiffs VINO are reaIasfare
agents, Claim as commission for having In Iss,;
procured purchaser FOR lots, Is 10 ana 20 square
The police report that the electric wire ia burn.
Ing tree at the corner OF 10Th street and Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest
Al the second monthly meeting OF the South
washington Building Association, Wednesday
evening, about $500 were adyancedto borrowers
William Thomas, payer, was before tie Police
Court this morning charged with using profane
language In the democratic primary held Tuesday
night at Freeman's saloon, corner OF .Ih ana
streets His personal boEds were taken.
Mrs Ofmiston Chant, Of England addressed an
audience OF young people at the Congregational
church Last evening on the work Of bands OF
mercy.
the smith National cycle Company has elected
directors for the ensuing year as follows: A. r.
CniloA, Geo. H. Plant, Jr, seymour W. Tullock =.
y. Bryan, .. c. Green, Frank r. Rawlings, J. II.
klng. ~ K smith, and F. Baltzley.
The Phi Kappa Psi Grand Arch Courcil closed
- biennial session yesterday and the members sat
eoWn 70 . banquet last evening.
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NeihOdists and Temperance.
TIE ACTION OF LAST YEARS ". y. CONFERENCE
TEMPERANCE REAFFIRNED

TIE ACTION OF LAST YEARS " p. CONFERENCE on
TEMPERANCE REAFFIRNED.
At the session OF the Methodist Protestant con-
ference In Baltimore yesterday the consideration
OF the report OF the committee on temperance was
resumed, and after debate it was adopted, the
word should having been substituted for shall In
the clause relative 10 church members signing
liquor licenses. The resolution adopted was simi-
lar TO the recommendation In the report OF last
year, and Is as fOlOws 'rnat Is justly accounted
a great reproach 10 the church that any of its
members should put their names to petitions for
license 10 sell intoxicating drinks 10 suffer prop
eTty owned or controlled by them to be used for
such purposes, or by their suffrage citizens TO
give cOuntenance and support TO the liquor
traffic"
The committee on statistics reported full men,
Dership OF 17., divided follows: Iaity Il $50;
itinerdnt ministers, los; unstationed, 6S. There
are ,491 practitioners
The faculty OF Instruction recommended that
Geo. w. Hadaway, ThOS L. Davis Aloysus Green,
w. ID. johnson, and Martin l. Cohee b. received
into the iunerancy, and by unanimous vote they
were accepted
North Carolina avenue church, washington, was
changed from mission to 4 station.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MR. CABLES New NOVEL,

'Mr. Cable has given a story very true to human
nature. 1t is delightful from first to last
We need occasionally just such book as Bon
aventure to win us back to ruer standard of
ing life and its value 1t makes life deeper less
trivial and better worth Advertiser
HE has heretofore written nothing that is so fault
less as this beautiful story."-Phadelphta Bulletin
BoNAvENTURE.
at will Immediately take rank as the most charming
of Mr. Cables writings II is in his most finished
STYLE the pictures the simple una cted life Of the
Acadians wildly drawn, Cable only draw
then the deliueatpn of the characters striking and
around Bonavsnture, the central figure there is woven
story of ambition. love- hope. disappointment and
victory that is toucLi sinpcitv cbormin1 in
its freshness and IN TO bnman
nature. "-BOson Times.
THE story is about which there can be no ,.o
opinions. 1t is of the choicest contributions ever
made to American Northumberland Journal.
BoNAvENTURE
'The fine nIlning OF characters, the artst-lihA in
Vention OF Incidents the stately advance conclu-
Sion that leaves no loose the glowing but upe
sseerated descriptions of scenery and the happy
4pu'on OF the mirthfu and pathetic in the narrative
iaho IL FASCINATING to such have grown weary of
the average English and American poyeln-Pb;Io5cy.
Dhia Bulletin.
ut is masterpiece of character painting Its heroes
ana heroines TO be portraitures from real life "
" i. Journal Of Commerce.
PROSE PASTORAL OF AcAD1AN LOUISIANA.
Vol 12Mo. sL2a
For Sale at All Bookstores.
CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS.
1t New Yoax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

The Athletics Defeated by the Home
Team-Other Games-Base.B all NOaes.

Despite the kicking OF the Athletics ami num-
Der OF costly errors the home club managed to
pull cut a score ahead OF the visitors Yesterday
afternoon after very exciting and interesting
contest Madigan umpired, and TO his credit be IL
SAID that while one or two OF his decisions were
little shaky, his backbone was stin, and he was
not TO be buIldozed- With a couple OF exceptions
however, ne showed most excellent Judgment In
calling balls and strikes and In his base decisions
aad gives promise OF q nrst-class umpire The
nome team batted better than the Athletics, and
made the same number Of errors, but their bits
happened 10 come IN the same inning, and they
managed 10 keep lead on the kickers by means
OF sharp nelding. Twice were men on third and
no one out, but catcher Mack and third baseman
Irwin caught them mapping. Then again, with
Larkln on third and one man out, WEIGH cracked
long ny 10 Daily. AS soon as he had caught
throw TO Mack spoiled a run and made q
splendld double play. Shoch seemed to be both
made two fumbIes that were damaging. VIII
mot did some pretty work In left, catching three
long hits and throwing In to the bases like r1ne
shot- Daily led In the home batting, knocking In
two runs by fine three-bagger in the NTH and
winning the game In the "lucky seventh" BY
everybody by tWoabase bit in the DintS ana he
pitched very good game well, striking out
seven men ana holding the visitors down to rve
eight safe hits. Lyons made four-bagger for the
Athletics, but fortunately for Washington the
U1seS were empty.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Clncinnati-Cincinnati, s; st. Paul, 4. At
ndianapolis-Cleveland 10; Indianapolis, 5. AT
Baltimore-Pniladelphi 6; Baltimore, D. At Biz
minCham (Ala. )-Birmingham, O; Detroit, @. AT
Wheellng-N heellng, :; PittsburG, g. AT New
Ork-New York, 81; Williams College, 2.
Perhaps it IS we'll TO remember that the Blrming-
ham club, which defeated the Detroits yesterday,
Is the same team that were so soundly trOunced
BY the Washingtons during their southern trip.
Sucn 1actS are sometimes significant.
Carroll, the last OF the Providence men, has been
released py the managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

A WAsllSGToSIAN's SUCCESS.-Before taking the
course from YOU in German could not speak nor
wriie one word but after five weeks under your
tuition talk for hours 10 Germans In their Ian
yuage Germans who knew me a rev weeks since
seem utterly astOnshed at such results, some even
doubling that was not familiar with IL before |
cane 10 you. Let me say, on my word of honor,
nv know led re has been gained entirely under your
rapid and unique system in tye weeks. Yours,
spsctfnlly, ALBERT NORRIS.
Two new classes hegin next Monday. Hours:
DO am. and AIS pm. A limited number can
register for the course to-day and Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
A Boy Accidentally Killed.

HIS NICK BROKEN BY FALL WHILE WRESTLING.
Charlie Writ, the sixteen year-old son OF Detec.
tive Writ OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
accidentally killed last night, in Baltimore while
wrestling with some companions on a street cor.
ner. He was thrown by one Of his COMPANIONS,
and, falling on 4 pile Of lumber, his neck was
broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07
TH1s Is Tas Sg.sox

l. HIS Is l. HI SEASON
In which to purify and enrich the blood 70 res.or
lost appetite. and to build up the system as the h
now especially susceptible to benefit from nedcine
The peculiar medicinal merit Of and the wonderfuI
cures by Hoods sarsaparia have made it the most
POPULAR sphns medicine 1t cures scrofuIa salt
rheun. and all humors biliousness. dvspens,. hoa,
ache, kidney and liver complaints catarrh and ALI az
iecons caused or promoted by low state of the sys-
tenn or impure blood
~ ee,Mg languid and dizzy, having no appetite and
no anoiton 70 work. took Hoods Sarsaparilla uith
tne pest results As health invigoraor and for sn
A. RIkER Utica, n Y " ' 'Ains eiSe.' a.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
sold by all druggists 81 six for 3D. Prepared only
oy Z. l. hooD CO.. Apo'hecaries, Lowell. Mass.
s 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

Irs DEIIcACY OF FLAVOR and the efficacy OF us
action have rendered the famous California Liquid
Fruit Remedy, Sirup or Figs, immensely popular.
IL cleanses and tones up the clOssed and feyerish
system, and dispeiS headaches, colds, and levers.
ALL druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

ARr NEEDLEwoRS.-Ladies desiring their sum-
mer needlewOrk prepared at the Decorative Art
Rooms. 9l5 L street northwest, VIII please leave
their orders in time. the rooHS viii be closed
for the season earlier than usual this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

DON'T GO CRAzY.-"MenS s9na In corpore sano'
Is an old SAYING and means a. sound mind in q
sound body" such can Only b. obtained by using
Ut. Bucklands scotch oats Essence, the great
brain and nerve food. healer, and natures natural
tonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-07

JOISTIEss MATrISGS, 10 CENTS A YARD.-In our
Mating stock you will md everyt hing that is new
and novel. Another lot OF those Walnut Suits,
marble top, at $3.50, Just received at
W. III. HoEKE,
S0l Market Space