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CHICAGO, August ga special 10 the Euenino
Journal from Macklnaw, Mich, announces the
OgleSby.
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Three Tramps struck by q Train.
THIRD, FROM WASHINGTON, SEVERELY INJURED.
A Steamship Libeled for Seventy.five
Thousand DOllarS.

NEW YORK, August 25.-Eugene T. Hoag filed
libel to-day In the United States District Court
against the steamer Caracas for $4,000. The
steamer Is owned by the Atlantic Navigation Co.,
OF Wilmington, Del. and the suit was brought for
violation OF contract on a bill OF sale.
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Raciug Over the Ocean.
BETTING ON THE ATLANTIC IINERs-opps ON TINE

Although the captains OF the four steamships
which sailed from New York last SATURDAY for Eu-
rope stated that they d not intend TO race across
the Atlantic there is prevailing opinion IN New
YORK that they have been each trying 10 beat the
Others Betting on the result has already begun.
and, strange 10 say, the city OF New York Il not
The IaNorile Odds are offered on the Umbrla for
some reason-perhaps the newness OF the ma
cninery In The CITY OF New YORK. Capt McMlckln
OF the Umbria said Il would be contrary 70 orlers
and 10 common sense Tor nam TO drive his ship
there Was published recently In q mag azine In
ersiews with the captains OF different Steamships
70 the elect That The faster steamers stood IN ess
danger Ia The event OF collision, and Juat speed
on The ocean Is not Incompatible with safety So
that TIE great loss OF LIE IN the COLLISION In
the Atlantic wall hardly deter the ocean gray-
hounds from driving pretty speedily over the
course. The officers OF the steamer Britannia
winch arrived IN New YORK yesterday, saw the
CITY OF New York Tuesday morning last In latl-
tude ~ degrees 40 minutes, longitude So degrees
40 minutes, speeding ahead at great rate. The on
GERS could see nothing OF the BourgOgne or the
lMOla steamship men at the mail me exchange
In New YORK are convinced that the Umbna viii
arrive on the other side ahead Ga ali the other
steamships
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Presentation. Zach. Montgomery Assistant
Attorney General Interior Department. has re-
turned from twO-weeks' trip to Cleveland and
Niagara FallS-Henry c. Davis OF New York. L.
N. weaver OF the Army, L. A. Gay OF Minneapolis,
Cnaries A. Terry OF P,ttsburg, II. 8. Gratz and J.
l. scott OF Philadelphia j. II. Heger OF San Fran
CISCO and Walter Scott OF Kansas City, are at the
EDbitt.@J. b. McNamee, OF the Law Division
Interior Department, and VIII and son, are at At.
lantlc City.-kobert NJ. Sheridan OF Kansas City,
Fred Pun OF st. Louis W: p Hepburn OF Iowa,
and mos Tavenor OF New York, are al the Airing.
ton:-Daniel j. Logan, jr., hiss gone to Saratoga
ana Verm0nt.-A. l. Greene and j. G. Oglesby Of
Atlanta, Z. q. Patterson OF Boston, Eli H. Chan.
der OF Kansas City, +. s. Berry OF Chicago, W. j.
Black OF PlttSDurg, and VIM. Bowers OF New York
are at Wiliard'a-The Rev. DR.. Sunderland is at
SaIatoga.-T. v. Cooper OF North Carolina and
II. NJ. hart OF New York are at the National
Charles 7. Stewart OF Philadelphia, B. Hughes of
Memphis, Tenn, and Fred E. Block OF New York.
are at the MelrOpoltan.-M. +. Azpurua OF New
YORK, DR.. Villegas, Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Trickey of
kansas City, J. 5. Jones OF Champaign, lis, and
Miss Cronteau, Miss Foy, and Miss Boyce Of st.
Louis, are at the HamiltoD.-E. l. Ives of Grand
Rapids, Mich. J. s. Baldwin OF Emira, n Y, L.
Barkhouse OF Louisville, KY, II. E. Brooks OF
cleveland, and K b. Grunt OF St LOUIS, are at the
ST. James-Mr. Nj local, or the Nicaragua Canal
engineer corps, arrived in New York from Panama
yesterday.-Senator Hoar, Senior Guzman, the
Nicaraguan minister, Representative FELTON,, Com.
modore Walker OF the Navy, and Prof c. V. Riley
were In New York last night.
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THE MONTH WITH THE n.
The Oysser0an Getting Ready fer Z
Rrpsk Trade,

Just one week from to-day It becomes lawful to
take oysterA The sloop or pungy which has been
laid up for repairs during the summer again has Q
captain and first mate. The latter III usually Q
small colored boy. The boats have already made
their appearance In the waters OF the lower Poto-
mac among the oyster beds, and no time win Be
lost In making the nrst haul with their large iron
tonga Each captain Is anxious to get the nrss
load OF ovalves u the city wharf after the legti-
mate season opens Persons with their canoes
who are not able to own larger boats will also be
out and assist In lling the larger boats with the
nnest oysters obtainaole,
Inc oyster bars throughout the city are being
Cleaned up and remodeled and 1t Is safe TO predict
Snat saturday evening large piles Of oysters VIII
De piie1 up on them, bearing the inscriptions.
.Blue Points, .Cherry stones" "Rast Rivers
SurewsDury'S" &C. 'Oysters usually sell al
about the same prices each season." said Q dealer
70 STAR reporter, land. as usual they promise
70 De very fat Although It is unlawful to take
oysters from the waters during the summer
months. except Tor family use, we have had sup
ply OF them all summer. The month with the r."
ne SAID mas nothing TO do with the quality OF the
oyster any more than the change OF the month
from August 81 to september 1, yet cannot deny
tnat with the month OF April trade falls on and
does not again uven up until september"
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Rsvoking Leaves Of Ahsence.
kxsoLUfloH ADOPTED AFTER AN RxcIrINo prnArI
IN the House.

IN THE HopsE.
The House continued In deadlock to-day on
account OF the absence OF quorum.
The general deficiency bill still hangs
BY the French spoliation claims clause
M Payson offered . resolution revoking all
enect on Monday. This provoked an ex-
osung debate, anu was finally adopted A Call
y, .ns Acuse was IN progress. and during the ex-
gest strain, was taken sick. He did not leave MS
ssat, put some OF his colleagues brought him
gisss q lce-water, with which he baIhed his
Forehead. He made light OF the matter, and WAS
better In few momenta
M fayson commended against partisans on both
slos CT the House that the blame
rested with aoeentees or both par
Tee; Inas Governor Long, Whose vacant
c ,a. W. et hiS right. and Mr.. AillA, now In
both 70 b N the House now.
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SECRETARY Villas left the city this afternoon to
turn early next week.
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foerNAsfER-oRNERAL DICKINSON LEFT washing
ton n,s TINS morning for New York He win return
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1erc'eb mo1a q the equestrian statue OF Gen
ROBERT = Lee has been placed on exhibition IN
richmond The model y satisfactory 70 tne menu
oess g ths Monument Association ana has been
accepto4
A tosal q 3 lle passenger wsss laaasd q caseae
oonyogO UoO xnG1Anl
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MIS-. Anne seguin, the well-known opera singer
OF years ago. died In New York yesterday she
nrst appeared the stage In ISIS ana has Jat,.nt
music here up 10 within a few years
ulspaIch from the city OF Mexico SAYS that n
ruinor As current there that Mr.. Tnos b. Connery
secretary OF the Uniued states legation, is about
TO resign his Office
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The following letter speaks fo- ITSELF and IL one of
the Of unsolicited testimonials daily received
by me:
ZETA PSI HALI. CORNELL UNIvERSITY,l
ITHACA. N Y. July %, 1883. !

Mrs. HARRrEr HUBBARD ARR.
Dear Madam: shall always take pleasure in recon-
mspdins your Vita Nu0vx" to athletes particularly
oarsmen suffering from too much training.
During gid and exceptionally severe course of
hard training under Charles Courtney. 'co sch"
became ii aud de5tsted from attack OF dy sentery
but foolishly ;inued my hard work CaverAering
row " - miles per dayL until had trained down.
frUm $50 POUNDS to l47. and became completely pros
tsted. OF what Boating men called overturned"
vita Nuovs" has completely restored my wastei
vitality. and feel full Of lite aid grateful that
desire person ly to thank you. used "vita Nuovar
through the recommendation of Mr. Bow Of st. LouiA
Gratefully yours. ROBEkT LEE McCoMR.
Stroke" Cornell University Crew
Vita Nuova (New Lte) Is the best remedy for dys-
pepsa, nervousness. seeplessness and overwork- 1t
viii assist the weak stomach: it will the weary
brain; il will brace up the shattered
maize from the prescription of a famous physician.
are not taking q qusck II eicine- As IL is by
honest manufacturer. assured of pure inxre
cients. As it Is used aud Endorsed By and women
you all know and respect. you not using
known untr.ed remedy: only be careful to get the
genuine. refuse substitutes send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER, 81 PARK p ace. New York, for additional
testimonials: from Rev David swing. of Chicago
Judge Morsan J. O'Brien. supreme Court. New YORK:
Hou- Henry watterson. Of Kentucky ex-Gov Andrew
o. curtin. of Pennsylvania, and many Of like
character and reputation au9
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ihk ekoksrARY OF TIE TRIAsuRY this afternoon
accepted s1o,5o0 registered 4 per cent bonds q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and closing prices
tn New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire 10 Coison and Mccartney. 1419 street.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT 10 4 WORKMAN.-Wm.
Felger, young man about twenty-five years OF
age, reading with his parents At 622 A street
northeast, met with painful accident this morn.
Ing at Jackson's planning mills, corner Ohio avenue
and 18th street, where he u employed. He was
explaining TO q friend the workings OF . new ma
ing over TO Int up an iron covering from the feed
rollers his sleeve was caught In the cog gearing al
the SIDE, which works The rollers and Ills arm was
dTawn down 70 that his throat was almost In the
wheeis, when brother workman jumped 70 his
rescue and pulled him away, aud probably saved
were torn away, and part OF the nesh OF the arm
pit Doctor Magruder attended 70 his injuries,
police ambulance. Fortunately IL will not BE-
necessary to amputate his arm, although IL may
Do somewhat shortened whea the wounds have
healed,
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The Virginia Canvass.

the virginia Canvass.
THE REPUBLICAN FACTIONS UNITED AND MALONE
AGAIN Boss-DENocRATs HOPEFUL OF CARRYING
THE STATE.
Virginia democrats who keep informed as to the
progress Of political events In that state now
admit that the factional differences in the repub-
hcan party there have been practically settled.
They say that the opposition to Gen. Malone Is
TOO weak and unimporLant to deserve the title Of
factiol AS chairman Of the state committee
Gen. Malone has brought ali the republicans ex-
cept very few, TO his banner. He has 1t Is said,
obtained recognition from the national sepuDlican
committee, despite the fact that one Of LIS chief
0pp0nentS-Co- Brady-is on that committee from
virginia prominent and active democrat Of
the state SAID to STAR reporter to-day ::
| "Mahone will have all the republicans with him
who are worth anything. Possibly half dozen or
SO may hold out, but they will not amount to any,
Lning.'
This democrat, however maintains that his
party will carry the state and this opinion is ex
pressed by other Virginia democrats with whom
The STAR reporter cow rrSed. They say the ma
tlonal republican committee has decided TO put
Dut little money in Virginia, and that without It's
AID Gen. Mahone Will have TO rely upon his own
oank account and such contributions as he can OBJ
tain from Northern friends.
Ex-ColgreSsman Tucker expressed himself to a
STAR rept rter as confident OF the election to Con-
gress OF his son, the regular democratic nominee
In the tenth district
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GRAsD CLEARING SALE
OF ODDS AND ENDS IN LINEN GOODS
Our entire stock Of Linen Goods will be sold regard
- Of cost 70 make room for Fall Stock.
Monte Cloth Bureau Cover, with open work. 79c
fine Linen Hemsiitehed Tray Cover reduced to 75c
Zine Linen splasherx. reduced fronl 43c. TO 3Oc
Ana general reduction Of 10 per cent on ali other
Linen Goods and Plush Ornaments
New shades Of Boiling Shestins and Art Satin
New stamping Designs.
AL WORK commenced free Of charge. at
9. oPPENHEIMER BRO,
5l4 9th It, NV
Ssehinsa aug
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HOPEFUL OF HAVING AN ELECTRICAL RAILWAY
Capt OiLiln Was al the District buildings Ior q
suOiL lime to-day. When asked by IHE STAR re-
porter WAT he thought were Tie prospects VI nav
lnS an electrical railway, using overhead wires,
ne SAID: "Ine prospects are very Drigut. nave
no uUuUt Out tnaL alter Con ,reoS hear, the argu-
ments next THURSDAY they Will Withdraw ala oD-
lectons 70 the kcklngton and soldiers Home Rail-
road Oil"
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Irving Park Camp.

Tomorrow VIII be the last day OF the Irving
Park camp-meeting, and the following ministers
will take part in the days services: IL a.m Rev.
Benz Brown; 3 pm, Rev. H. Ii. q. Dyson; = pun,
heV. A. Dennis; IL mldnigAt, hev. 5. H. Hughes
lne cnolr ol Central N. b. CnuTcn will sing. Camp
Will Ureak cary Munday Inorniug.
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A DisOrderly Gang.

10 the Ed1tor OF TIE EvENIN0 BTA1:
Inc citizens residing south or street and west
OF 25th street northwest are grievously annoyed
by the lawlessness Of . gang OF men from other
portions OF the city and West Washington every
Saturday night drinking and carousing and SUM-
day, all day and night gambling, drinking and
1gnting. Inc police have been notined time ana
again. 0ut never make their appearance In TINS
sectlon and no attention nas been paid TO said no
tice. II is suggested, and We believe It, that the
guardians OF TINS locality AFRAID to risk their
lives south Of street. Ii so, we will Ue forced 20
Cali on the President or Secretary OF War 70 sta
ton company VI soldirrs mere Ior our protection
CITIZENS.
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INSUFFICIENT TINE TO PREPARE THIS YEAR's TAX LIST.
The bill just passed Congress to make the sale
Of real estate for unpaid taxes, and which is now
In the hands OF the President for his signature,
provides that all unpaid taxes now due and here
after to become due the District, on the first day
OF July Of each year, shall be advertised and sold
In september OF each year. The time from now
until The day liked Tor sale for the year 1888 being
80 short, II will be physical tmpossbiiity for the
District officials to complete the tax list and a6-
vertise the same according to the provisions OF said
DILL 1t Is evident from this that the sale for this
year WILL either have to be postponed until sep
tember, 1885, or the bill itself be changed until
later date. Mr.. Roome, the chief OF the special
November next TO complete such a list TIE mat
ter was discussed In board session to-day
with Assistant Attorney Davis. Mr. Wheatley
Tried 70 get an lntervlew with the President or
COL Lamont, but was unsuccessful as both were
away from tue White House. The object OF the
dent TO return the bill unsigned 70 Congress, with
the recommendation that the date be changed.
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OhpHRs HAVE BEEN ISSUED for the repair Of the
Y. 3 3 Aohican, now at the Mare Island navy.
yard, In accordance with thu recommendations OF
sne Doaro OF survey. The work IL estimated 70
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w hen baby was sick. we gave her cassorsa
Nh<n shs was child. she cried for CAssorta
Wien sLs became Aiss. she chung 70 Cs.torix
hAsA s3s Ase esAoxsA. BE Save sA.san S.s.orsa
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District Government Affairs.
A COMING CONFERENCE ON THE ovERHEAD-wIR

COMING CONFERENCE ON THE ovERHEAD-wrRE
QUESTION.
The Commissioners This morning received let
ter from tine clerk OF the Senate inviting them to
q special meeting OF the committee for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, to be held next Thursday morn
Ing, for the purpose or considering the subject Of
restraining the erection or maintenance or over
head electric mOtive-power wires
TO USE HARD COAL.
The Commissioners have daily been receiving
complaints from residents living near several OF
the public schools against the use OF soft Cumber-
land coal, as its throws OF kind OF SCOT that
sticks TO everything. 1; Is also injurious to the
SchOOl-hOuseS, as 1t UlackenS the outside. Build.
ing Inspector Entwlstle a few days ago recum-
mended that hard ceal be substituted In all SCHOOL,
houses. His recommendationsh have been approved
by The Commissioners.
BUILDING PERMITS
were Issued to-day as follows: Pitney & Brad
ford, three brick stores and dwellings at go, 922
and 024 9th street northwest, $4,000 George K.
Green, one brick dwelling at 301S Dunbarton ave-
nue. northwest, $500. Z. +. Jones, one brick sta
Bile In rear OF 1901 Pierce street, $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS
The old dilapidated frame building at the SOUTH
east corner OF Goth and Streets Is to be taken
down by order Of the Commissioners
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WHEELING.
what tine Bicyclers Of Washingtou an
DOfmH.

The rains In the early part OF the week prevented
Q great many wheelsmen from touring. The cool
air of the past few days however, and the absence
OF dust, induced number OF men to take spins
into the country. It was like fall weather. and
road riding was particularly enjoyable. MessrA
Crist and Brown will contest In the half-mile
League championship race at Newcastle, Pa, on
the 3Oth Instant They Will also attend the races
At Brownsville, Pa, on the 9Th, and at Pittseurg
on the 2Sth. From there they will 60 direct to
Buffalo to participate in the contests there. They
are In good shape, and promise some fast riding.
Mr.. Geo. Atwater has been Obliged, BY press Of
e W 0i ss spsS
tator only.
a number Of the members of the Ladies Bicycle
sorts. where they have been enjoying themselves
ana signing Tor the smooth pavementS. and are
getting together again; The regular weekly runs
Will De resumed soon. There Will be, 1t Is thought,
great many new lady riders this fall.
In fact all OF the local dealers are looking for
1ne fan trade: number OF new riders are COM
ing out, and the bicycle prospect was never more
promising; Inere Is continued tendency toward
Mr.. Elmer z Junk,p. a wDee,man of Abilene
Kan arrived in the city last Monday on his return
trip having toured from Abilene 10 Boston oy way
o. kansas lily 81 Louis, Indianapolis Columbus
cleveland, Buffalo, across New York state along
the Erie Canal TO Albany, and thence to Boston.
He started from Abilene May IL and arrived in
n two nays ~ IN
found fine riding all the way, but was troubled
with intense heat In Indiana and Ohio. He spoke
particularly OF the nne scenery he encountered In
the Mohawk valley. Mr.. JunSin Is q League man,
and reported kind and courteous treatment every
where. He came here from Boston, and after
viewing Washington In company with q number
OIL the members OF the Washington cycle Club and
other wheelmen started for home by wheel on the
23d.
Mr.. H. s. owens is still in England. He is ex-
pected back late In September.
Cr1st and Brown intend starting this evening for
New Castle, Pa. Reports from there state that the
entries for the half mile championship race are un-
usually numerous, and o magnificent struggle Is
expected.
Things are booming in the Washington cycle
Grub. In August twelve active and six honorary
members were elected. During last week Messrs
Yeiser and Lockhart, OF Pennsylvania, were in
town and entertained by the club. Thursday eve
ming thtrty-nve members, under Capt MUehleiSen,
wentout to the Highlands 10 attend the garden
party given under the auspices OF the Eastern Dis
pensary, and had good time The run nome by
moonlight was very enjoyable. Sunday, the club
run Is called for Marlboro, Md. MessrS. CrenShaw
and Dolan are touring through New York state.
MeoSrs. Burden and Adams left Wednesday night
10 join the Washington Light Infantry, OF which
they are members. Nit. Frank Fussel starts to-
day on trip through New England states on his
wheel MIR. E +. Rosenberg Is IN active training
for The coming Richmond races.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs--Marriage licenses have
Deen Issued by the cierk VI Ine court W Simon
mons anu Matte Carpenter; Samuel GIBSON
anu lila aaid, both VI Fairfax Z. d., Va
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RANCE on fHB TRHRNONETRR.-Tho following
were the readings ct the signal once to-day: y
NJ %; = p N, q; MAXIMUM q; MINIMUM "a.
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Close OF the Camp.

close Oh the Camp
THE LAST DAYS SERVICES AT WASHINGTON GROVE.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August "a, 1888
The day being pleasant large uumoer Of per-
sons from the surrounding country came into
camp at an early hour, and many OF them re-
mained TO the close OF the evening service. The
morning prayer and testimony meeting was con-
Quoted BY Rev. Vim. Black, and was highly tm-
pressive. Rev. Mr.. Pate, OF the Gaithersburg
charge, denvered an earnest discourse at II
O'CLOCK. The cnildrens meeting al pm. was as
attractive as usual, and was Unusually Well pa
tronzed. Rev. Z. Ii. Richardson, Oh McKendree
chapel, preached AZ Pun. 10 appreciaIive audi
ence. Inc occasion Was one OF much interest.
the young peoples vesper service at $3.50 pun The
tabernacle ana outside seats could no. accommO-
uate the crowd that assembled AT the evening ser
vice, wnlcn was " formally close the camp meet
ing. Rev. G. ". Baldwin, or Washington, preached
al 3 pm. A long and enthusiastic song and prayer
service followed. which was mucn enjoyed. AT a
late hour the camp meeting broke up, after sing
Ing GOD Be Win You IN We Meet Again" Dr..
MCkendree Riley dismissed the con reg alton VII h
an earnest and heartfelt benedlcllon. The most
Oh tine coIJagers Will remain at the Grove. The
tentnolderS VIII leave Tomorrow morning. b.
Inc Washington Grove finance committee say
That the association Ii IN no wise financially
0arrassed, and The amounts collected this year
frum the cottage and lo.OwnerS for expenses are
upon ldentically Tie same basis and for same raLeS
as nave been assessed for The past Two yearSl
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HoRsroKus Acrp PuosrH.rr

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE
Atsaspoonful added 70 slsss Of hot or cold vsssr
and sweesened the taste wall be found rsfrssh,nr
aud invigorstins.
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lea After using Seabury's Hydrosapshthol
Soup for roushness Of the skin. Pimples
b1osehes. sc&ly Eruptions. Eczema. letter
sAAn &C his sosp also removes Dandrun and
prevents falling OF the hair. Old sorss
~ eIcsrs and Assesses are Kept clean and
healthy By Hydrcnaphs hol soap. which II
AALi Powerful dsOdos izer and Jisiniect4nt l,is
mighty Ierfumed and 10 elegant for toilet
heisry AID bath Sold by Druggists at 25c
or eEAbCki 4 JOHNSON. New York su2O
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cHIHr NDrsrRrIs or The ExroRrun-rn1 IAAous
soAkp WALK AND WHAT n sKRN ruKRB-How
THE LiFE-euARps CARRY on TlY1 BusNEss--
NIGHTLY scgSEa