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CHOKING CArARnH.

Have you awakened from q disturbed sleep with all
the horrible sensations Of assassin clutchng your
throat and pressing breath from frightened
chest? Have noticed the lsnguor and debility that
succeed the effort to clear throat aud head Of this
catarrhal matterf What depressing influence eerts
upon the mind, clouding the memory and filling the
head with pains and strange noises How difficult is
to rid the nasal PASSAGES, throat and lungs Of this
poisonous mucous all can testify who are afflicted with
caarrh. How difficult protect the system against
its further towards the lungs, liver and kid
neys all physicians will admit. 1t is terrible disease
and cries for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fail of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE,
attesd by thousands who gratefully recommend it to
fellow sufferers No state nent il made regarding it
that cannot be substantsted BY the respectable
and reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle Of the RADICAL
CURE, one box Of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and an I'M
PROVED INHALER with treatise and directions. and is
sold by all druggists for IL.
PUTTE.. Drug CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON.
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The operation un the crown prince OF Germany
was performed al San Reno about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. lasting half an hour Not tea-
spoonful OF blood was lost. Chlonuiorrn was uot
administered Is Dr. Mackenzie feafei a. would
cOmplicate matters nrs. Mackenzie, Howell
schroeder AMI KrauZ were present during the
operation. Tue crown princess was not present.
The operation caused no pain. 81 N u'cla-k lat
night the prince appeared quite easy. ne was not
allowed TO talk. Although iBere are 10 symp-
toms OF laryng Us, n VIII keep In bed sOtls
DAYS. Dr. MackcRzie VIA r'lhaln here until his
patient Is out OF danger. The principal thing
Necessary 10 guard against II brunchs,is. Tie
physicians are pleased with the rsuits ~ the
operation, and are confident Of the pateLt's
speedy recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-10

AN ALLEGED MARRIAGE UNDER COERCION AsSUILED.
In the Equity Court Chief Justice Bingham IT,
day made a decree annulliug the marriage OF
James W. Jones with Mary A. Jones The bill
hied by Mr. j. G. Marbury In April, 1856 states
that they were married in July, 1885, the CON-
pldinant being a minor at the time; that he met
the respondent one sunday night In a beer gar
den; thai he treated her and some OF her female
companions, ana their acquaintance rpened int0
an Intimacy, ana, seeing the danger. he LEFT the
District, remaining abs mt FOR some time; that on
his return he caihe again under htr power not
withstanding that prior TO their acquaintance she
had not led proper life. He states that July :,
1855. she invel led him into the house Of Joseph
A. Gardener her lather, and tie latter and her
mother Game In, locked the doors and produced
a marriage license, and the father, putting his
hand In his pocket as II TO draw a PISTOL threat
ened 10 kill aim If he did not marry The respond
ent; that being frightened he acQwescei, was
taken TO the residence OF the priest OF the Immac-
ulaie Conception chur b, and when scarcely
knowing what he was alb vt the marriage ceIe-
mony was lead over to him, and, a. soon he
escaped, he returned home, where he has lived
since and has not recognized her as his wife.
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Two w,,-. sv,rr 70, p,v.rc..

Maggie {. Carnan has by n n. Hay, ed q blIi
for a divorce from Jesse y Carman. she states
that her maiden name was Magye c. PlessAots;
that they were married DC ooer :. 1881. by Nv.
Dr. Paret: that they had one child. now dec~asd.
snd she chsnges that his treatment OF her Tor
humber OF years has ce,n inhumah. consisting Of
eruukenness, non-support, profsne language. ex.
IRENE brut Atty and cruelty ending 10 blowsth
iour month afler tacir marriage Ia February.
1852, he Knocked her down, to,k on h~r nsger
her engs rms. which abe eelIeyes Is IN
down, took her private keys and elected her from
Their rooda In pubic boarding house. she bring
10 her bare teet add n'ght dress that ne plliageo
ihe apartment. taking away silver. tewelry. &c.
ana Went on; and that nom the ELECTS OF thls
she v as made al. and has never fully RECOVERED.
Ociober o. lss1, because she would mol borrow
money fron her Urother
Lucy T. Friend has MED bill for divorce, BY W.
N. oniey. ainst herysy Friend The bill states
that they were married IN lss5s At Rockford MASS,
and came here In issi. aud she charges that ne
deserted her In August, lisa
CRoaAS AND THE GIKis-In the Criminal court
Judge Mont gomery, this morning, John q. Crogan
was tried Tor loud and ho,sterous conduct ard
using insulting Language, on an appeal trom a
judgment OF the Police court IN september lin
posing a rne 81 $40 Mr.. l. Browning appearing
for the defendant The prosecuting witnesses
were Misses Enc and Blanche Thompson. who tes-
tlneI that they. with two other Young women.
we're talking on the pavement, when the de end
ant came along aud said 10 them: THAT Is an un-
lawful Assemblage," and TO oricer shultze, You
mad better run these women In; they are not de-
cent" The defendant testified that as he sssed
one OF them maze Use OF some eKceedingiy bad
"orus, ana he appealed 10 officer shuttle. who
shd ne did not hear a. and added: "Never mind
the gals let them have their fun" lie denied hav.
ins sald anything Improper. and asserted that he
was the aggrieved party. blanche and Effie ThomT-
son. IN rebuttal, testified that they had used no
such language rs that Imputed 10 them.
iue jury found verdict OF not guilty.
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More liauor Gases.

PROCEEDINGS IN TIRE CRIMINAL CoCgT TO-DAY.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery. to-
day, the trials OF liquor were resumed Ellen
Matthew'S charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar plead guilty.
London X. Thomas, colored, was placed on trial
charged with keeping unlicensed bar at the cor
ner OF 1lth and streets northwest. Mr.. c. =.
Gloss appeared for the defendant. Officcr J. l.
Daily testified that on the 2,jth OF February last,
he saw sales OF liquor made TO two parties, and
ton, colored test ned 10 getting liquor at the place
from the bar-keeper. The money for the liquor
was received from the officer. there was no
def nse made and verdict OF guilty was rendered.
Another similar case against the same party was
n0lle pressed.
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The Deadly Electric Wire.

From The Kchmoid Dispatch.
AT the corner OF 18th and streets sunday after.
noon an electric car trolley wire broke and fell to
the ground. In falling II struck the oakwood
telephone wire, ard In instant the TRANSMIT, er
at the end OF Il was In flames Soon after the wire
fell a dog became entsngied In Il, and a colored
boy on horse rode up 10 free the dog. As he
came near the wire touched the horse Killing the
laUter at once ana 80 severely shocking the rider
that he was confined 20 ms bed yesterday. The
horse belonged TO Mr.. L. D. Addison. OF ALLISON
Addison, and was valued at 500.
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a a Tn = ~ ~
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, February ~. - Virginia sizes,
coli Ulidated, 591o past due coupons, "a vi do
thr, es 0ois; do. ten-forties, 30 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND. February 10. - Cotton dull
street and western super. 2:i1a :. 5 do extra 300
s31 D: do. family 4.uuaf.3o; city mills, y
az. 90; do. extra, 3.O0a3.7,: do Rio brands, ASA
500; Patapsco superlstive patent 80: do family.
a95; amber. 9say5 western, dull, and steady No. 2
winter red spot. SaS7l; March, S8IaaS9: May, a
a9lx Corn-soutL ern. Irregular and duh: white, 5Sa
81 yellow ef5I wsse sa qsis. s"a s5sas mixed
51s4a5g. Oats quiet but steader = southern and
Pennsylvania, 36siO western white. 4Ua42 western
mixed, 3.a1Y. Rye quiet and steady 65a6S. Hay
visions quiet aud stesdy-Mess pork, 1875. Bulk
messs-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, las a.
Observation-Disclosures, LAS: clear RIB SIDES, on; hams,
l2a1zA. Lard - refined, 81. Butter irm-western
pseked l9.23: cre.mery a6s3l. ExEs ste dy lisa
Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair l6al6H Sugar steady
"A soft z: copper refined firm l5al0. Whisky
steady 12Oal22. Freighu to Liverpool per steamer
dull and PopiIsi-cos,Sn 3isd I'D nSpI Ssr tor Us
$4,000 bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL., February 10. II a m.-The markets
dency. Receipts of both gr in and hogs were Ugh
than expet ted. May wheat starte nc higher at Sly
and Immediately sold to slS. May pork opened &c
big May pork opened at IA 40. advance from last
nxhts close Of 2ha5c The May option is now quoted
as follows: Wheat, S1asl y; corn, 2lh; oats. 3lA
pork; a 30 lard. 1927: short ribs. 10 .,
and iswsrecssh, 1Sis: March. rs May, sos: Corn
lower-cesh and March, 46s;. May. l3-l6. Oats
lower-May, 3lz. %hisky, La, Porn stesdy-Feb
E.1sh i S May short sSsMsy
1855.
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The COurss.

CiRcrir COURT. No. l-yudge Racncr
To-day, Ansonia CLOCK Company agt Summons:
win; trial resumed
CIRCUIT COURT No Judge Merv,ck.
To-day. Moses agL lay iOr: trial resumed
EoUiTy CoURT-JBd0es Riaghayn and Chr
To-day, Bell agL Bell: reference TO auditor
Gstian agt. Geneste; injunction granted. kole-
son agt Niles; bill dismissed. Richardson agS
Iuiock; {. A. Elliot appointed special auditor.
Jones agI Jones; decree annulhng MARRIAGE
Bradford agL Castell; appearance OF Defendant
rtd Estate Isabella Garry, lunatic; REFER
ehce 10 auditor ordered. Purner agt Purner; A
A. Lpscomb appointed trustee and offer OF Ella
spencer accepted. Girard Life Insurance CON-
pany agt fetter; r. ". Tyier appointed trustee.
hori1son agt. horr son; n T. Thomas DO. Dain-
geriield agt Dalngcrleid; sale decrte ana L cold
Liam appointed trustee.
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THr Prosnzn

Horse rslrosd IN the United States wo
compile cd in 1897. and c,anected the
granite susrries Of Quincy. Mos. with
the Neronset River. The pionser luxury
for home. yacht summer and pscnsc ~
is HUB PUScd. al ready st hand. -
lighting guseta. renewing youth md
good nsturA Your Druxgisf ana Grocer
viii supIl y you. and c. n. GRAVES .
SONS, the Manufacturers. win fndoxss
Il - pure. wholesome aud relisbls.
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THE NeM Coin.

NV
The newest joke of the day Is Tor one man tOask
another. ''Have you seen The new coin-ihe one
and three-eiyhts?" OF course. the answer H. No.
whereupon the propOund-r OF the question pro-
duces a new fve-cent nickel slid points 10 Z he
daie-lsSS which Il The zone and Three elgutS~
and the pulni OF tie fnke.
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THE PRINCE DOING WELL.

His POwers of Respiration and Deg.
lutiaiOn Entirely Unimpeded.
SAN RENO, Feb. LOAN official bulletin says
that the German crown prince passed good night
without fever or pain, and that his powers OF res
piratiOn and deglutition are perfectly unimpaired
The bulletin is signed by Drs. Mackenzie Schra-
der, krause, Bramann, and Howell
HIS LARYNx WILL BE DEFORMHD.
LONDON, Feb. l0.-Tne Lancet says: "Even
should perichondrltis prove to b. the sole disease
from which the German crown prince Is suffering.
its great extent must cause a serious and perms.
nent deformity OF the larynx."
A dispatch from San Reno says that the prince
Is uneasy and feveriSh,
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Witnesses for the Prosecution Ex.
amlned To-Day.

Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR:
COLUMBUS, Feb. 10.-The prosecution OF the
tally-sheet forgery cases continued its testimony
this morning, evidence being offered to show that
Montgomery, Cogan, Blackburn, and another
man, who, one Of the witnesses was told, was Ike
Hill, were together on the sunday night following
the election. One Witness DR.. WissInger, testified
that on Sunday following the election he said to
Montgomery that he believed he was left, and
Montgomery replied, 81 do not know
about that, yet" Justice Fritchie, one
OF the state board Of canvassers in 1885 testified
that between Saturday and Monday mUrning 800
tallies mad been added to the democratic vote on
the tally-sheet OF the thirteenth ward. In an ar
gumenL as TO the admission OF testimony, Col Tay-
l0r for the defense, demanded that the state show
It's hand He charged that the prosecution had
bought perJured testimony for the sole purpose OF
cOnvicting the defendant.
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MIR. Pyne Arrested in London.

POLUE MAKE A MISTAKE.
LONDON, FEB. 10.-The police to-day arrested
Mr.. Patrick OBrlen, nationalist m, mber OF par
ilainent outside OF the parliament buildings, mis-
taxing h'ln Tor MI. Giihooly, member for West
CORK, Tor whose arrest a warrant has been issued
Mr.. OBrien was taken to Scotland y ard, where ne
was recoghlzsd Dy the officialS ana promptly Ie-
leased. MIR j. ID. Pyne, member for West Voter
Iofu, a nationalist was arrested On lighting from
Gao outside OF the house OF commons MIR Pyne
Is the gentleman who shut himself Up In Lsfai ny
Castle IN Waterford and deiied the ponce TO arrest
MIN. ana who arterward eiuded the Irish authori-
ties and escaped to England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-10

w LAWMAKERS
seems paradox that much current interest in the
store should be divided between the things md
summer anu midwinter. Furs aud Lawns, Tobogyan
Sheds anu Ginghams, skates and Hamburg Emuroid.
cries, Ove coats and Muslin Underwear are eou lily in
the minds OF retail buyers To meet all these elseuts
The dress stus for future wear arc opening in your
favor.
FRENCH SATEENS
They're on hand Not the highest cost, 81 cents .
yard. You need not know the makers; call them
WANAMAkERS, for we control this market on them.
his Is the hub OF the Sateen trade lou may get .
day are on.y ne-fourth Uf SINGLE order. And then
other orders both sides of the Watch the
and you Will know how great they are
rss peep az me artists nrst view
zouave red and baby blue, serpent and cream. rain
bows divided and multiplied And for figures stripes
with railing vines stripes with polka dots dancing all
about, stripes holding up piaids; paids with over
jugglers rings.
This rattle about styles MAY DO you some good Not
much unless it brings you to see the stufs.
COLORED HENRIETTAa
Henrietta Cloth in Colors That means wool filling.
thread woven on silk warp. The silk worm and the
sheep differ in questions of color skillful dyer not
thousand miles away has yoked them fast together
We show 32 colors' price. $l.25 yard 80 Inches
wide
There is science and art in these stuHs The pro-
portion Of the hbers Is right They don't slip the
warp. You can make button holes that button and
wool. but the sheen Ike silk. Intutive refinement
alone catch the fine touch of color shown by these
shades.
Order by mail any thing in the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
d17-6m Philadelphia.
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A Desperate but silly BOY.
RE KILLS "A PRETTY GIRL AND HIMSELF BECAUSE sH
REFLECTED HIN.


REJECTED HIN.
Says dispatch from Plattsburg, NO., February
T. "An awful tragedy occurred 9 miles north
west Of this city to-day. Neva Everett,
pretty girl Of sixteen, was one Of the
bellies of the neighborhood. one Of her most
persistent suitors was William Ball, youth OF
twenty. He made no attempt TO conceal his af1ec-
ton for Miss Everett and haunted her footsteps
continually. She received his addresses In
pleasant way at first, but when ne began 10 as
sumo so much persistence she began to discOur-
age them. This maddened the boy, and he told
her that he c0ul rot live without her, and
II she refused to marry him something terrible
would be the result She told him that she did not
desire to marry yet, and that he, too, bad better
be thinking Of some other subject To-day he
called at her home and renewed hts suit There
vas no one at home but the girl and her mother;
desire to marry him. Tle rejected lover
then pleaded with the mother and begged
her to influence her daughter In his favor Mrs.
Everett said that she would not allow her daugh.
ter TO marry for several years yet. No sooner
were the words spoken than Ball stepped back
and, drawing pistol, shot the poor girl DEAD. ne
then placed the muzzle Of the weapon 10 hts own
head and blew his brains out. Both were dead In
nve minutes and the unfortunate mother Is oe-
mente0
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
I'm fmA.Rrss CONCERTS met today AZ .: 10

ARnr oRpnRa-First Lieut. Geo. n. Hunter. "a
cavalry. granted fourteen days leave First Lieut.
WIN. W. Tyler. Sd infantry, granted leave. having
been found incapacitared by q retiring board.
BANK RRcErvEs ArrorSrKp.-The Controller
OF Currency to-day appointed Jas McConville. OF
steuoenvie, Ohio TO be receiver OF the Metropoli-
tan National Bank, OF Cincinnati He viii lake
charge early next week.
In FAVOR OF THE PNKrxArrc GrN.-The report
OF the naval board on the trials OF tue Zalinssi
pneumatic gun has just been given out The
findings are favorable TO the gun and speak OF
Il as important weapon for haroor defense IL Is
part OF the battery Of ships untn after the en-
cheney OF the guns on board OF tue dynamite
cruiser now building has been asceTtained and
their performance anoat observed.
ELECTRIC ILLUMINATION AT THE ENGRAVING
BrREaU.-To-day, for the first time, the incandes-
cent lighting plant recently introduced In the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing building was
lighted and the effect was brilliant This l. the
first large public building 20 be completely illu-
minated by electricity from basement 10 roof. por-
tons OF other buildings have been 50 illuminated,
and arrangements are being made to light the
new state, War and Navy Department
building with incandescent lights. On et
Graves OF the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing. watched the results to-day with
much interest The effect was especially brilliant
in the immense press-roOm, where over two hun
dred lights are arranged in parallel rows 1he
work done at the bureau Is OF such a character
that artificial light IL required TO reinforce the
light Afforded by The windows especially on darn
days. Gas lights. 50 the oiIiClals at The bureau
say, are objectionable on account OF the heat
To ReOrganize the COrean Army.
GEN. DYE, COL CUMMINGS AND MAJ. Ike sELEcrKD
II was learned at the War Department this
morning that Secretary Endicott has officially
selected Gen. Dye, Col Cummings and Maj. Lee FOL
service i'm recognizing the Coresn army, as men.
toned some days ago In TIE STAR
A special TO the New York Herald states that ths
three Americans who are 10 go TO Corea on mill
tarN service, Gen. Dye, Col Cummings and MAI
Lee, are to start for San Francisco en- route u
Coraa noxt Sunday
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Transfers Of Neal Exsnse.

Deeds In fee have en- flied as follows: Elizabeth
A. Smith to Isaac Brown, pit 8, sec. &, Barry Farm:
500. II. II. Jacobs 10 Gustaye LansOurg, interest
In lot II, blk 30. Columbia Heights; s9i3.sO: DO,
lot IL, do; 1913 So J. s. Boss TO Colletta Riggs
sub lots IS 10 "a, 50. $780, 81, 500 Nellie NJ. SIM
mons TO Meyer Loeb lot ). So s;.4: 8. Mary G.
{. c. Anderson TO same, lot 3 ana pL z, do; g.
Eliza 8. c. Taue TO same, lots and Dt 2, do; $1,000
w. Karr to II. A. Griswoid, lots 16l and l6,, CHI
chester; $500.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

GEO. W. sr1cKNEY, Auctonser. essF
CHANCERY SALE OF yAIUaBIr IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. 127 AND i2D SIXTH STREET,
MAX b SOUTHEAST, AND ON NEW JERSEY
AyENUEBETWEENB BAND G STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
D,strlct OF CoIum5is, passed In equity cause No. d
lO61O We VIII sell at public auction, in front OF *
the grsmises Oh FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TENTH. A
d. lSsS, at QUARTEhPAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
lots and r 10 browning and Woodwsrd's subdivision
thereon.
And on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH.
lSSSat SANE HOUR part of lot z square 634, 'front.'
ing 81 feet inch on New Jersey avenue between
and streets northwest, by depth OF SO feet with
the improvements thereon
Terms "a sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash ana the balance in two equal instalments pays
Die IN one aud two years with interest from day of
sale secured by deed of trust upon the property sold
or all cash. at the op ion of the purcha ser.
terms OF sale not complied with in ten days the
chaser.
deposit of $50 on each lot will be required when
property is knocked down
. AL conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
l. u. hIABALl- Trustee 1871 F st. NV
WM p. LYONS, CORTLAND st,
Jh~o-uNos baltimore, Md.
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No FAxrrr SArs

withouts prompt and oonvenisnt remedy for crosr
whoopins Cough. Bronchitis and otha Throat ana
Lung troubsa bottle Of Aysrs Cherry Pscsor,, h,s
savsd many life Mrs. J. Gregg 1st st. Lowell, Msss
writes: my children have taken Ayers Cherry Psc
torsi for Group 1t gives immediate RELIEF iuy,risb,,
followed by cure"
II have found Ayers Cherry Pecsoral perfect cur,
for Group in all cases have known thu worss case>
relieved in very short time By It's USE and sdvs, ali
families to fsepit in the house" T. Lasnsr, n. D..
Mt Vernon. Ca
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell. Ma. so,A
BY all Druggists Price. 81: six bottles. As.
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MARRIED..

woOD-STEyENs on Feb. 9. 1855, at ST Johnp
church. by the Rty. A A Leonard. Mr.. q. n. Mood
20 Miss CARhIE }. STEVENS .both Of Glen OAK
Nd.
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A PROSPECTIVE BRIDE BURNED 10 DEArH.-Miss
married, was standing before an open fireplace In
Columbus, 8. c., Tuesday, when her clothes
caurht irc. she rushed out Of the house, but BE-
0rS aid could reach her was burned 70 Q cindef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-10
THE GENUINE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL WATER
AND
SPRUDEL SALT

NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASER
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Govt Rheumatism Diabetes and ali
Diseases of the Stomach.
Beware of limitations
1T has given me better satisfaction than anything
which have ever used"-Prof Seegen. University Of
Vienna
Prof Hlawazek.
Write for DR. Toboldts lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application.
EIsNER MENDELSON CO.. Sole Agents, 6 Bar.
clay ST. New York mo.mwxf
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ATTORNEYS.

NDhEw C. BRADLEY
"A Attorney and Coulsellor-at-Lav
hoYms ., D, aud z. FendAu Building cUrper Of Az
and ID sts- NV. Ia = a..
(tAMPBk1L CARRINdTON, ATTORNEy-Ar-
~ Law. barbour Law building. $50 I.oni.sns
avenue Wasainstons y. Z. hssaasacs i2iS 4 Il
Dig
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DISMISSED THEIR PASTOR FOR SAoKINe.-A Boston
dispatch SAYS The dismissal OF Its pastor for snok
ing shows that the town OF MendOn, though more
than $50 years Old hasn't changed IL since the Pill
grtms founded it. Rev. MI. Wassall did not get
be fought solace In the pipe. somebody discovered
HIM in this wicked practice, and MS shocked
paisht0ners forthwith decided not TO hire him any
more. HIS fail from grace also loses him
Hratuity Of 500 q year and free house rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-10

The constantly increasing sale of Ben
SONS sons Flast is evidence Of it's merit and
STER popuiarity' anu SHOWS tnat tne PuDnc
III lIents of quacks aud nostrum vendors.
HRS Bensons Plaster stands on its medicinal
properties and claims NO electric" or
magic" phenomena
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Ten Business BuiIdinRs Rurned.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l0.-A special TO the Erenino
Wisconsin from Madison Wis, says that ten bust.
stroyed by lire last night. Loss 81 600. The wi.
laye records were destroyed.