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PON0's EXTRACT IL used in the household Of the
Rrssidsnt e well a. that Of the humblest citizen.
Members % the Army end the Navy, the Bar, ths
Ssren the pulpit and the ranks and classes
q psoPAe-nave sent their personal experience aud
tnsnks for the last forty years. un their letters have
nuea Volumes testfy to the wonderful Of al
EXTRACT. =
Remember PONDS EXTRACT II sold in bottles only,
DIN wrapper with andscApe trade thereon. Deal
WIN rsspectshle drugxis.s only. my2S
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Real Estate SaJes.
Disarict lsovernnacns Affniru.

TIE PRiNTING BUREAUS WATER MAIN.
Mr.. E U. Graves, OF the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing, has written 70 the Commissioners
earnestly requesting that the work OF laying a
new water main from street northwest, dOwn
14th street 70 street southwest, be commenced
at an early day. There was an item OF 81, 100 In
the appropriation bill for laying this main.
BUILDING PERMITS.
building permits have been issued 70 j. X.
BLOCKS Tor two brick dwellings at 1911 and 1913
street northwest 70 cost $40 600; and 70 l. b. NJ.
Mason. 10 build an addition TO his dwelling, at
loo6 10th street northwest, at q cost OF 5000.
SPECIAL COUNSEL WANTED FOR THs STRONG CASE
The Commissioners have addresse a letter TO
the House committee on appropriations asking an
appropriation OF 8, 500 10 q fray n expense OF
employing special counsel to represent the Dis
lrfct before the arbitrator In the Samuel Stron..
case. MI Francis Miller, who represented the
District while the case was before the courts y
dead.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHOkI kOUIE 10 LONDON.
~ A-lill- III Il L IIOYrn q q

SHOkI kOUIE 10 LONDON.
~ SUkDDE UICsGaER LLOYD 8 Co
Fast Ixpress steamers.
10 SOUTHAMPTON london H4vre) Bremen
D. Sat. July 2s . H. H.. 1rave. Wed, Aug. /, d.
u NeFr sat-. Aug 4. IAN Lana, ed. Az. B. d
IN. rider. sat. Auz Ii. Alex aeo-, Aug.
l., noon.
Confer able s;aterooms. excellent table Injurious
a, On Al pOi tcucs Prces. 1sL cabin 100 and Up
sSrtt- berth. according location cabin. 80
- eoO berth. stecraze at low rates Apply 10 l. ~
1kCC4. 30 Penn ave bEAII- BEOWN 4 CO.,
IS~i 81 y25
(tCSAKD LINE
~ ChAs. l. DUBOIS CO. Bankers, Agents
bO0 4tn St NV.
Sa aud Inspect piaUs and description of vessels Lo.
go 1s t.@e- a. eEc- tso pa-sz-s S0D. $50, 800
AZ eA<0 L0aaC-trlp - <reaty ucod rates
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Mis-. Daisy Ricketts, Married.

correspondence OF EVENING bTAk
NEW York, July 25.-Miss Francis B. Ricketts,
daughter OF the late General Ricketts,, OF WASH
ington, and DR.. Chauncey r Burr, Portland, Me-,
were married at the Church OF the Holy Cum
munion tonight At O'Clock. The bride was
escorted TO the altar by her brother, Nj. Basil
Ricketts,, who gave her hand in marriage She
was preceded by two tiny bridesmaids, cousins
bride wore a splendid bridal dress OF white silk,
with sweeping veil OF Iulle, fastened to her head
with daisies, and she carried q bouquet Of
as best man. Miss Mary WILSON, iss
daughter OF the marshal Of the District
OF Columbia was the maid OF honortand preceded
daughter of Gen. Parke, and Miss Ida Scranton,
daughter OF ex-Representauve scranton, OF Penn
wSs nuns ssnR me6 VITA
and ends Of yellow ribbons; the short skirts were
garianded with field daisies; they wore aigrettes
carried bouquets Of daisies NJ. Frank Lawrence
was Followed BY reception e the rest
soo East Foarteenth street Amons
the guests were MARSHAL ana Nh Wilson.
Boyd, M. and MA Edward King, Gen. w. T.
sherman, Nj. and MA VIM wharton Nm. James
q ri aDS n 4. O. ana ss
West Point, ms. Burr, % Portland, mother Of the
Esjor Brexs a4o NJ. ana M W r H ssd
Miss Susie Brown, Of Washington, who u the
guest Of Narshal and NrA Wilson, q the 81 James
Hotel. The money In the brides cak9 ted 70 1iss
scranton, also the BRIDES bouquet Among ths LIS
presents for the bride was 8, 900 cheek DR..
and Mrs. Burr len the brides house amid shower
Of Tice They sail for Liverpool ThurSday morning.
A B0Yb FAIL InTo Al A18A-wAY.-Tho fatAeg
OF Carroll Hess D0nnelly hao nied su1e Against
OF tbs expense tncufro0 IN the treatment a. hi
son, Whos when 0ye yoaD q age fell into a area
way Of house on 11th, noar ( strees nOrthweet.
damages 70 he boy htmssn, tfie4 eone moethl
aHgS ToSs = ss1s s s. g
plaintaG
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AMERICAN AUTHORS BASorErrp IN I

AMERICAN AUTHORS BANQUETED N LONDON
froI James Bryce, n. r., presided che banquet
given ia London last evening In honor % American
authors Consul General waller, Jaules Russell
Lowell, Brander Matthews aud Mrs Louise
Chandler Moulton responded 10 tOasts The quests
numbered l5O, AID iuciuded Mlikle Uollins LOrds
braOouine aad DesaIl, Joseph Pennell, Mr.. " nisl.
Ter, anu MANY ladies.
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TEII0RAPHING TO CuRACoA-The State Depart
ment was to-day informed OF the establishment of
Geographic communication between the Dutch
colony OF Curacao and North America Cable
grams or felicltatiOn were exchanged with the
governor Of Curacoa.
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A NEW HAMPSHIRE SKSsAuoS.-Great Falls n
u, Is excited over the supposed elopemeut OF
Emory j. Randall, paNmaster and treasurer OF the
Sfeat Falls Manufacturing Co, a prominent Gu
zen, and MIS-. Juiette Worcester. The parties lefs
Great Falls the week before last, Mra@ Worcester
say Ing that she was going TO EurOpe Mr.. RAN
dali stated that he Was bound on a short nshlng
vacation. MrS Worcester Is worth $4,000 OF
100000. Randall has wife and Two daughterS
IL Is supposed the couple have gone 10 Europe. An
auditor Is examining kandalls accounts, Oat n Is
not thought 10 be short.
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DEATH OF CONGRESSIONAL CLERK.-George w.
Seaver, one or the clerks In the once OF the secre
tary Of the Senate, died at his residence in this
city to-day after brief illness He was q native
OF vermont, and In the last Congress was clerk OF
the committee on patents. When Major SIMPSON,
the enrolling clerk, died some time ago. Mr. Platt
was promoted TO the vacancy thus created and
Mr.. Seaver, at the request OF senator Edmunds,
was made assistant enrolling clerk, and lac filled
the post with entire satisfaction.
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CHAIRMAN BAkNuN, OF the national democrati

CHAIRMAN BARNUX, OF the national democratic
committee, was in the city yesterday. He stopped
at the Arlington, but did dot register and kept
very close. De came here In regard to some OF the
details Of the campaign and not, as was reported,
In connection with the organization and work OF
the local democraby. Ia TACT, the national com.
mittee mas no Jurisdiction over the District democ-
racy. Mr.. Barnum CINE TO confer with members
OF the committee who are In washington, "purely
as TO details and not any subject OF interest 10
the public" as one OF the committeeman said 70 q
STAR reporter.
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William stanbro, Justice Of the peace, OF syria
cuse, \. Y, was severely horsewhl pped tuesday
niehI W a party oil MASKED young nlen, who cialLl
that stanoro entlced a young gIrl from her home
~ ta.s city ana lnale lmprop Z prOpOsals % her.
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HUB BLocKs AND THE RAIlRoADs.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has decided the cases OF
Frank l. Hurlbut against the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Co. and the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co. The opinion is by Chairman
Cooley, and decides that hub blocks which are
roughly turned to take on the bark, hole bored
In them to prevent checking, and the ends dipped
in rosin and sawed on TO about the length OF o
hub should not be put in the NTH class with
"wagon material, unfinished" but belong with
"lumber," In the sixth class.
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BEPAIRs or THE ATLANTA AND Removable
Secretary OF the Navy has ordered work TO be be-
gun on the repairs for the Atlanta and the Rich
mond now at New York. The work on the Atlanta
will occupy ABOUT two months, and that on the
Richmond three monthA
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SIEAekR JOHN ". THOMPSON,
y Commencing MONDAY. June -, 1855 for poto-
~ aiEsr landings CO4OnlAl Beach, Nouin
CErnOInAl. ALI Leo &ratown-
Leave IN st4 EFT wharf . am. Monday, Wednes-
DAY ana Ertag. Fare 70 all landings. firsf-c ass so
cent; seeond--A4ss. 50 cents. l. ". EMAAkI,
s-4-ON Oeu-ral klAnaxer-
DOTONAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Ter IAltniore AID Io. oIisc River Landings
steamer 81 K Capt GeOxhez&n lea stepnensor's
Wat every SUNDAY, ~ O'clock v. N tsiyss
f-elxht IN Gst be 2aspaid
for lor-ncx ~ F-AaIlOn- Apply
sIEPHENsON BRO.
Ll.er .furIna eA
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TOMORROW.

q W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer,
We
Will sell at auction the stock and fittings of the Cigar
and obacco store. No. 1S2O l4th St n. w., FRIDAY
JULY ~, 1888, AT HALF PAST FIVEP NJ iy l3-5ts
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FlVHUMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1Ol2 NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NEAR WASHINGTON

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1O12 NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NEAR WASHINGTON
CIRCLE AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in liber
124 folio 39S ct seq of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, and at the written request of the
ATTY secured thereby. W IL sell at pubic auction,
in front of the premises. THURSDAY. JULY
TWENIY-Sl XTH, 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the described property Lot numbered
C7J In winter JoAnsOns subdivision of square fifty
two OBJ as sid subd Is recorded in liber -
IA. r." folio IL, of the records of the surveyors
office of the District of Columbia together with the
improvements, consisting Of story and basement
brick dwelling, being No. 10I2 New Hampshire ave-
nue., Washington, ID. c.
Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two
with interest fr day of sale and by
deed Of trust on tine property Sold all cash. at
chaser's option. All recording and nveyancing at
purchasers cost deposit Of 500 will be required
at time of sale. Terms TO be complied with twenty
days herwIse resale at defsultng purchasers risk
and cost
ISAAC W. NoRDLIN9ER. aunton Building,
LEWIS ID. VINE. 916 ST. NV.
lyle, IL. 10 81 .23.25.26. Trustees'
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Can be found In almost every household
throughout the land ut this season.
How to get rad Of such suaells u the
question that interests every neat house
keeper Here u the ;answer; Burn SEA.
DuRYs SULPHUR CANDLES in your
SMELL Kitchens. Closets, sinks, Outhouses
Chicken Coops, Bird Cagos and al otheI
THAT places that need disinj ection. These
- Candles are made Of the finest sulphur
bAkLLS burn freely. and there u NO danger Of hrs
from them sold by druggists. SEA
suRY JOHNSON, New York, Sole Manu-
ul&cturerD. MA
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huge side-whecled steamer. the Puritan, which
will be q mate 10 the Pilgrim on TIE Long Island
sound. and cost 9, 100000 was launched at Ches-
A dispatch from Kingston, Ont, says: c. c. Mel
son, the Atlanta forger, has turned over TO Hass
Brandt all the money and notes that he had on de-
post In New York.
The poor-heuse Investigation at Bristol, 4. l.,
physical and sanitary neglect Of the paupers nave
MT Blaine yesterday had private interview in
Daniel Ingersoll who has been a justice OF the
peace Tor the past twenty-fo years was Instant
~ killed yesterday while attempting 70 drive
across the railroad track az P.easantvilie, n J.
Gen. Middleton has arrived at Montreal to In
spect battery B, which Is 20 be sent 70 Quell the
sEeena River reocliion. He does not expect any
serious dAmculty. and VIII not 90 to the front him
There is prospect o, prize light being arranged
land, wis. champion OF the Northwest, ana Jem
smith. champion OF England. for s5.ooo-s2,5 500 a
Nrs. W. p. yones aged nifty; her daughter.
twenGy;. ana her two grAndchidren, agei ne.
sPsctivsly, eight and ten year, WINE rowing on
s4s nSaT xs[. rSna near Mass
EDDIE 0uerin, alias Reavea &c, an American
burglar, and an associate OF Billy Porter ana FRANK
va: ser n y Albany street, LONDON
AnCunsollc1ted contribution OF Loo. for the
nsnstt q the wheeling noOd sufferers vas n
The king OF Portugal viii make Q tour Of The
ne@teuanean and tnen 80 70 Germany IN August
Maieo oonssles LAuranL rsch planter q s.n
antonio De los Banas. Cuba. has been kdnappsd
seissd p1rtsssssip ssss Z M ooussaCs sSs
- Soay q Nm rulp. vAo vsa a.pyaea Il
Darbsr last rnuIsday sItrnooa hAs 6sss found
coaQso v1n - e1eod - make IN appropriAtion
a. e ~ ~ - ~ S =. Ws1s wsseeo
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r. A. Saxton, fireman, resigned N. Young,
promoted 81, 800, ONCE OF Second Assistant Post
master General A. Bscoe, promoted to s1.600.
same ONCE. n. A. Macdonald promoted to 81 400
same ONCE. C. R. Hodges, promoted to 81 200
same office. Jas. W. Cheney, appointed clerk at
$500, dead-letter ONCE. Jno. b. johnson, appointed
clerk at $500, money-order ONCE. Vim. Donahoe
appointed fireman q. Z Dexter, reappointed r.
y. Inspector.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

T'RUsIEEs SALE OF CoMFoKTABLE FRAME
Il DMELLlNG HOUSE, No. llO2 ylk9I1lA AVE
NJ otPvslTE HE SMITHSONIAN INsrf-
by virtue 4 certain deed of trust recorded IN
heer No. 1887 folio BOZ ct seq one o. the land re-
c0rds OF the District CoumblA and At the request
OF the party secured Will sell at public suction
IN tr9nt of the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, The 1WENTI-SlXTH DAY Oh JULY
D. 1SSs at HALF-PAsI FIVE O'CLOCK K. y,
that 1ece OF land situate Washington city. D. C.,
and known lot nuInber-d n1noteen ODD, Of Abrem
T. Larksr ored subdivision Of part Of orig nal lot
Ven Cd in square three hundred and twenty hye
l32ol. improved by q substantial apd comfortable
frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money In
cash. within ten days from the day Of sale and the
balance In two eQual payments at one and two years
with interest cent from the day u SALE and
cured by deed the property sold or al the
purchase money may be paid IN cash deposit OF 800
Will lie required when the property 10 sod All con-
the purchasers cost. the terms Of sale
are not lied with within days the day OF
sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the proer
~ 1t the cost aud risk Of the defautng purchaser.
after hve days advertisement in some newspaper
printed and publ he'd in the said city.
MILAN ", b0ARMAN,l rrus,ee.L
jy14dkds GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct.
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Testimony Taken by the Congress
iOnal Committee i'm New York To-day.

Testimony Taken by the Congress.
iOna1 Committee i'm New York To-day.
NEW YORK, July 26-Congressman Oates. OF Ala
bama, sat with the emigration investigation COM
mittee OF Congress to-day. Congressman Spinola
was the only absent member Of the committee
business OF the Cunard line, was the first wit
ness The p price OF a prepaid ticket on his
head The line has six or eight agents
| here. Their yearly import atiOns were follows:
1859 l,55s; 1854, s,42?; 1885, 1868; 1886,
1855; 1887, l7,732 and six months Oh the present
year q, 194 His company employed all means
required by law to prevent the landing here OF
prepaS ases yea c shs 9h so
OF a purchase at one time. Witness did not know
OF any pool existing between steamship companies
| to control rates. Physicians under the English
government who inspected passengers about to
come here by this line confined their labors to
nndng out II any person was afliictsd with
doctors bothered themselves about lame
or servile passengers. The, object Of
the doctors search was to protect all sailing under
The Italian vice-consul, Attiles Monaco was the
next witness. lie stated that in his official ca
pac1ty he had authority from his government to
furnish money to SEND back any paupers or disa-
bled cOuntrymen OF his. There Is no limit placed
tirely to his own judgment. He said about so per
cent OF the Italians coming over here farmers
80 per cent skilled laborerS, and the balance day
$1,000 from his government, TO be distributed
among the poor Italians here.
Mr.. O'KelIy Released ON Rail.
DUBLIN. July 26.-James OKelly the journalist
and member or the house OF commons, who was
arrested in London Tuesday evening for onenses
under the crimes act, and carried to Boyle was to-
day remanded Tor a week. He was released On
bail
Threatening Mr. GladstOne'S Life.
NAN WHO WAS MAD BECAUSE HIS MANUSCRIPT WAS
LOST.
LONDON, July GA German named Clotten has
been arrested for threatening 10 murder MIR.
Gladstone. Clotten, when questioned by the
police, said he had sent the manuscript OF story
10 Mrs. Gladstone with the request that She read
II. When he asked Tor the return OF the copy he
was told that II had been YnS!a and could not be
found. He then wrote the letter to MIR. Gladstone.
Emperor williams Reception Ina stock.
holm.
STOCKHOLM, July 26.-Emperor william arrived
here THIS Afternoon. He was received by King
Oscar and Crown Prince Gustaf. The streets OF
the City were crowded with people and the houses
were profusely decor ated with flags
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
. The following are the opening aud closing prices Of
tn New York Stock Market, ~ reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney. 14le street
IN
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Interior Department Chanx,

Interior department. Changes.
The following oficial changes have been made
in the Department OF the Interior:
ONCE OF the acknowledgements: Casper c.
Weber, OF Michigan, copyist, $500.
Pension Of1ce-Appointments Mrs 0eorgi.
Lawton Morgan, OF Georgia, and Miss May Da
Trader, OF Tennessee. copyists $500. Resignation
stephen ID. Fessenden, OF Massachusetts, LOO.
Death: VIM. w. Mailer, OF Iowa, 81, 200
Patent Onice-Promotion: Edward X. Tyler, OF
Connecticut, first assistant examiner at q 800 10
principal examiner at 81, 400 70 I'LL vacancy Gre
ated by the new appropriation.
Geological Survey-kesignat1on: william n.
Merriam, OF Wisconsin, assistant geOlogtst ST. 400
ONCE Of Observation-Disclosures: Miss Mary
Desha OF Kentucky, copytst, $500.
General Land Omce-Death: John o. Mueller, of
Michigan, 81 400.
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PROFESSIONAL.


INVOICES A sPkCIALIY. BY LAWYER or
- many years sr1cnce tbs city, CONSULATE
sSl.y ltls@te. cOnEentlal AID WltIout cll4r<e low
S.Arxes 70 ne OBSERVING poor. Address nINOhCES
2.-- S-Se jy2J-og'
III Az = kDLNNE. TIE CELEBRATED PALM
-, 80 SA1I soS ant, can give you your exact he
SDstI eAd 70 Ler s.tters their hahn 1--we
~ sats 81 cl@Aly. COue and b. frOf I,
AhDbS AZ. orapho4oslst aud Pnrenolosl.t Iuslns.s
iyl4-2w' - ~ w.
kof Clay, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
\ Noy ant, AstrclOser and spiritual heuiQu lsora
With second sight and veil lit,,.I, x.t.rv
ress4led keeSVers lost or stolen yr0yerty Ilp-ls
l1ooen trezsurcsl Gives lCSky uuIt..er. Co.,.
eedy MARRIAGES. Brings separated tIgrtnsr ,,i.s
success N business Removes family troul...
sie syil innusness Cures siczgeSs. IL diszppo.ntei
By er OTts Vi Otnsr Judge hot all the ts.,
coyince the most ScepticAL Str4n. - fr.r II,
Will time and aiss NJ BIZ . On
Tie only genuine ciArsOs ant IN tLs city - no ..,e
seees where al Others ia and aaysFtisss only what
he can Slttlngs. DOC. Interesting By mail ,,
receipt 81 Name. lock VI HAIR. " rtA aours
ITO s Open sundays froln " pm
t27-2I' AL 9th st nLx.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL 1HE ESyNTs OF
~ LIZ AL business eontdepcsL Lae,es and <sl-
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Coo1 THE BLoop
BY USING
TARRANTs
10 sELTZER APERIENT.

NO, wELL-REGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
~ be without bottle OF ANGOSTURA BIT.
iERS the world-renowned appetizer and tnvie.
orator beware Of countsrfeits Ask for the genuine
arteles manufactured by Dr. j. q. b. SIEGEkT q
SONS. 10
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CArAaRH To CONSUMPTION.

Catsrrh in its destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads to consumption 1t 10 therefore
singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease
should not make the object Of their lives to rid them
selves of it Deceptive remedies by ignorant
pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened the
confidence Of the great majority Of sufferers in all ad
vertised remedies They become resigned to life Of
misery rather than themselves with doubtful
pslistives.
But this will do. Catarrh must be met ct every
stage and combated with all our might In many
cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptoms
The bones and cartilage Of the nose the orsans Of
hearing, of SEEING and Of tasting affected to be
the uvula elongated the throat inamed
and irritated produce constant and distressing
cough
sANro1D's RADICAL CuRx meets every phase Of
Catarrh, from . simple head cold to the most loath-
some and destructive stages. 1t Is local and constitu
tonal Instant i'll relieving. permanent in curing safe
economical. and never failing
Each package contains one bottle Of the RADICAL
CURE. one box Catarrhal SOLVENT. and an In
PRovED INHALER, with treatise. Price, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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w hen baby vss sick. we gsvc her Csstoria
When abe vas chtid. she cried for CastoriA
Mbsn abs became Aodsa. shs chung 70 CastOriA
When sks lad ehAiufsn. hhs save than Cass0rxA
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An.s~,vss,., Ger w.r-.s.H.

1SS0v819oOo ~ morno00k0.
HI u WANTED n MARYLAND 10 ANSWER A CHARGE
on ADDICTION.
Sheriff White. OF Montgomery County. Nd. ar
nved here this morning with q requistion from
Governor jackson, OF Maryland, for the arrest OF
Thomas Marmaduke, OF West Washington. on the
charge OF abduction Chief Justice Bingham l..
sued q bench warrant and Deputy springman, Of
the Marshals ONCE, arrested Marmaduke. and he
was taken before the Chief Justice this afternoon.
IL Is alleged that after Franklin Mace Lad taken
his child, boy OF seven years. 10 his mothers In
Montgomery County, Nd, Marmaduke rode 10 the
place With MIS- Mace and lie held Maces relatives
at bay while tie mother took the child
Real Estate sales.
Mr.. Mildred Z Carlisle has bought OF the Sisters
OF the Visitation, for 81, 7es subs IS and % So
l62, each - by l33 feet on De sales street, Ue-
tween nth street and Connecticut avenue. W.
worster has bought for 90, 769 OF W. small pt. l6
So e96, fronting 57k feet on Virginia avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets southwest
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UTERINE PAINS

UTERINE PAINS
And Weakness instantly relieved by the CUTIcURA
ANrI-PAIN PLASTER, Perfect Antidote to Pain, In
hsmmation and Weakness. new. instantaneous. aud
infalnble pain killing plaster. % cents 3y2326
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NINE BROOKE TELLS AL 1HE ESyNrs OF
VI LIZ AL business con tdent1xl- LADIES and rsa-
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