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Quickly jagged.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Laiayette Cole thirty
three years old, was arraigned in court today,
charged with being fugitive from justice.
Cole resided at Peoria, ILL.,, where he was the
secretary and manager of the Jennie Electric
Light and Power Company. He fled from there
on Tuesday last with $4,000 belonging to the
company and came here and was arrested on
the street last night. He committed to
await the arrival of requisiton papers.
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Tennie Claflin With Us Again.

New YORK, April 25.-The North German
Lloyd Steamer Trave arrived here today from
Bremen, having made an unusually fast voy-
age. Among the passengers on board were Sir
Francis Cook and Lady Cook, the latter better
known to the American people as Miss Tennie
Q. Clafin, and Mr.. Martin, the well-known
London banker and his wife, who before her
marriage to Mr.. Martin was Mrs. Victoria C.
Woodruff
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Two RaSeals

CoScoRp. NH, April 25.-Arthur D. Towne
an employe of the Londonderry post Office,
was held in $1,000 on the charge of abstracting
a letter from the mails, and in 81 900 for al
legged forgery of the name of Louisa J. Wood
bury on the back of a check for pension money
and passing the same. n. S. Smith was also
held in $4,000 for alleged forgery Of Towne's
name on the same check.
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Trade and Labor Notes.

The coal sales agents met in New York YES
terday and decided 70 restrict the May supply
to 2, 500, 600 tons.
It is not believed by the railroad managers at
Pittsburg that there will be any strike Of the
railroaders, although they have refused the
mems requests in certain particulars.
lola, the French novelist, says he considers
universal crisis which 10 bound TO be reached
soon in the relations Of the classes and the
masses.
The bosses Of the carpenters, plumbers tin
ners, bricklayers and psinters' trades Of Lam
easter, Pa, have refused Q demand fer Q nine
hours day and advance in wages.
Joseph Gruenhutt, . Chicago socialist, has
completed table Of those on strike or about to
strike on May /, aud also thoss who viii BE-
made idle BY the strike, which eivss total Of
ls9, ~ males and q, go femalsA About II, 677
6rms are involved.
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They've Slipped Into Denver.

DENVER. Col, April 25-For some time past
mysterious purchases Of real estate in the
northern part Of the city have excited the Gu
riosity of all wel-posted dealers in real estate.
Yesterday it was learned that the unknown cor
poration was undoubtedly the Rock Island and
that it had quietly secured ground not only for
right of way but also for independent yards,
of well-equIpped railroad The Rock Island
main line now brings up short at Colorado
Springs, 70 miles south OF here, where it con-
meets with the Cog Wheel road to the top of
Pixies Peak and with the Midland for the west
ern side Of the range. Its direct express trains
to Denver have come over the line Of the Kan
sas Pacific from Junction Point under q run
ming arrangement, which las naturally proven
inconvenient The cutting of time between
here and Chicago by other roads has knocked
the Rock Island passenger business endways,
and to save itself this master stroke was neces-
sary
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The McCalIa Trial,

NEW YORK, April 25.-The trial of Commander
McCalla was resumed promptly at 10 o'clock
today at the Brooklyn navy yard. The reading
of yesterdays record consumed nearly two
hours.
Carl NJ Nelson. ordinary seaman, swore that
at Stettin he was placed in double irons and
ordered to clean brass work for '.belng left on
shore" and not returning for two days
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Tennis.

LONDON, April 25-The report that Pettitt the
champion lawn tennis player of America, and
Saunders, the English player. had played last
Monday and Wednesday and were to play again
today was erroneous. The match between
these two players has been fixed for May 20,
Nav IS and Nav 3d.
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They Meet the Cut.

CHICAGO, April 25.-In view of the reduction
of $50 per car on live stock from trans Mis-
souri, river points to Chicago, made by the Chi
cago and Rock Island railroad. Chairman Fin
ley of the Trans Missouri Association has issued
a notice permitting the members of the asso-
citation to meet the cut.
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Union Pacific Earnings,

BosroS, April 25.-Following are the earn
ings of the Union Pacific for March: Gross
earnings, 1927, l57; increase, S6l4,s28; net
earnings, 1898, 722; increase, $50, 532.
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He Dined But Did Not Die.

A report that Mr.. Stilson Hutchins had died
suddenly in New York last night was spread
through the city today and many anxious in
quiries were made by his friends. The report
was telegraphed from New York, but was sub
sequently denied. 1t originated it appears, by
the word 'dined" being mistaken for died" in
q telephone message.
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The Minneapolis Tragedy.

MISSEAPoLIs, MINI, April 25-Joseph An
derson, the man whom George R. Buchan Of
Pittsburg shot On the street Wednesday even
ing during quarrel over Anderson's wife, died
at the hospital this morning. He made dying
statement that Buchsn was the aggressor and
drew his revolver frst. The statement will be
used evidence on the trial Of Buchan for
murder
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Project Kings Sentence.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Henry W. King,
ex-prefect of the Institution for the Blind, who
was convicted Of immoral practices with the
pupils of the institution, was today sentenced
to five years Imprisonment.
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A Fine Horse Dead.

PEORIA, ILL.,, April 25.-The young stallion
Alex. McGregor, 1886, known by many breeders
throughout the west, died in this city this
morning He was one of the finest bred and
most promising grandson of Robert McGregor
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I'd EDITION.
Latest 1GlGglalS 10 Tls Star.
A WAY OUT.
A Conference Today in Chicago that
Promises Peace

CHICAGO, April 25.-The joint committee con-
sisting Of two members Of the carpenters coun-
ell arbitration committee, two from the new
bosses association and several members of Mr.
Favor's citizens committee, held meeting to-
day and arranged to call on President Godie Of
the Carpenters and Builders Association to
adopt some method Of settling the strike.
From President Goldie's remarks this morn
ing it seems probable that some way out of the
trouble may be found.
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A ChamDion Schiller

SYDNEY, N.SW., April 25.-The sculling race
for the championship of the world between
Peter Kemp and Neil Matterson took place to-
day on the Parametta river and resulted in
victory for Kemp.
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WASHINGTON BIDDERS
Proposals. for Furnishing Fuel and Ic
to the Interior Department, Etc.

Bids for furnishing fuel for the Interior De-
partment and its bureaus have been opened at
the department. The following firms in this
city put in bids: Kennedy Bros., Geo. L. Sheriff,
A. R Williams, John Miller, C. Il. Burgess,
johnson Bros, J. E. Chapman, John P. Agnew
4 Co., W. E. Hodge and Stephenson Bros.
The lowest bidders on the different items we're
a. follows: White ash furnace and egg coal.
Kennedy Bros, e4.55 and sA55 per ton re-
spectively; white ash, stove and nut. A. r.
Williams, CATO per ton; camel coal, W. H.
Hodge, eco per ton; hickory wood in four
pieces, A r Williams, &c per cord; hickory
wood in two pieces, A. r. Williams, $3.50 Der
cord; oak wood in four pieces. Geo: l. Sheriff.
%. ~ per cord; pine wood in four pieces, same
bidder, Sass per cord; pine wood in two
pieces, same bidder, g. IL per cord; pine wood
in sticks, same bidder, eS.S3 per cord
FUEL AND ICE FOR THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
FOR THE INSANE
The following are the lowest bidders for fur
nishing coal and wood for the use Of the Gov
eminent hospital for the Insane to be delivered
at the Hospital wharf on the Eastern Branch.
White ash stove coal, Stephenson & Bro, "a. %
per ton; Cumberland coal John Miller, s273
per ton; long pine split wood, johnson Bros,
s2.S7 per cord.
Bids for furnishing ice to the Government
Hospital for the Insane have been opened at the
Interior Department The following are the
names Of the bidders and the prices: American
Ice Company, 331S cents per 100 pounds; Great
Falls Ice Company, 80 cents; HYGIENE Ice
Company, 20 9-10 cents; Independent Ice Com
pany, 40 cents; John Miller, 81 cents; the
Transparent Ice Company, 391S cents. The ice
is to be delivered at the hospital at st. Eliza
beth's.
THE BIDS RECENTLY OPENED
for supplying the Interior Department and its
bureaus with ice are as follows: Independent
Ice Company, SO cents per 100 pounds; Grea,
Falls Ice Company, "a cents; National Capitol
Ice Company, 40 cents; American Ice Com
pany, 841< cents; Transparent Ice Company,
22& cents; John Miller As cents
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FoR THB TOILET

No better preparation can be had than Ayers Hair
yisor All who IT speak Of its merits In the high
est terms and place it. dressing far beyond any
thing else the kind 1t imparts the hair beauti-
fu silken Iuster and hne fragrance. prevents bald
and restores hair to its original color and
texture
For i've years troubled with Q disease Of the
scalp which caused the hair to become harsh and dry
and fall out in such large quantities to threaten
complete badness. Ayers Hair Yigur being strongly
recommended to began to apply this preparation
and before the first bottle used the hair ceased
falling out and the scalp restored TO its former
healthy condtion.-Erancisco Acevedo, silso. Mexico
Il have used Ayers Hair yigor and have received
more satisfaction from it than from any other hair
dressing ever tried"-C. Z. Wooster. Westover. Nd
Il use Ayers Hair vgor constantly and md it excel
lent. TIC OBrien, Fort Keosh. Montana.
AYERS HAIR yIGoR.
Preparedby
DhJ C. AVER CO.. LOWELL. MASS.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM-.E,dges Raqner.
James and Cor.
Yesterday-United States OK rel RedHeld agt
Window; argued and submitted.
CIRcuIr CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday-Prather agt Wylie; verdict for
plaintiff.
EQUTTY CouRr-Jadge Coz
Today-King agt King; appearance ordered
McBlalr agt McBlair; rule on all parties Mat
thews Hgt Hunter; order for payment Of o., 900
to W. B. Matthews. Polkinhorn Agt Polkin-
horn; testimony ordered taken by @. Ingle.
Ford agt Ford; sale ratified; reference TO audi
tor. Holmes agt Jones; do. Henderson agk
District Of Columbia; injunction dsnied and
restraining order discharged, &c.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LIQUOR LICENSES


were issued today as follows: Retail recon-
sidered and approved-Robert NJ. Jameson,
2OOl 18th street northwest; E. A. Nauck, 1923
7th street northwest; Daniel O'Connell, 1882
18th street northwest; Henry Edwards, 1855 7th
street northwest; Symund Silverberg, 1923
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Retail approved upon first consideration
John Bickings. Good Hope Hill; VIM. H.
Brooker. 1928 ID street southeast; Barbara
Clements. 1425 H street northeast; John j.
Binder, l 18th street northeast; John Curtin,
1888 NJ street northwest; VIM. G. Davis, 14I9
H street northeast; Jas. Foy, 105 b street
southeast; Geo. P. Ganghorn, Ills 7th street
northwest; Lawrence Hickey. 329 Pennsylvania
avenue; Adam Kleinhenz. 1857 7th street
northwest; Michael Lawler 1896 NJ street
northwest John Madigan, Monroe street, Ana
costa; Henry Murray, 1705 9TH street north
west; Margaret F. Moran. SOIL NJ street north
west; David F. Mccormick, 1904 7th street
northwest; Stephen ]. Neenan, 32l4 NJ street
northwest; VIM. H. Quackenbush, 104s 32d
street northwest; VIM. II. Rose, Anacostia;
Sarah j. Schaefer, 439 B street southeast; Ju-
Thurin, Bowen road.
Wholesale-E. G. Brice. 1856 9th street north
east; A. d. Bennett. 1860 SD street northwest;
John Callahan, 1907 B street southeast; John
Callahan. 1882 4th street northwest; Everett
Ellis, Canal road; H. NJ. Gladmon, 1926 2Sth
street northwest; Mary O'Brien, 1901 street
northwest; Matthew r. O'Meara, 23S Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast; Thomas Sheridan.
205 Z street northeast.
BUILDING PERMITS
we're issued today as follows: Mrs. F. C. Den
nison, one brick dwelling. 1917 r street north
west. $4,000; E. L. Browning, one brick
dwelling, SIG 18th street northwest, $1,000; C.
+. Cost one frame dwelling on the It'll street
road, $3.50; Martin Keefe, one brick dwelling,
1881 Potomac street northwest, 81, 900; John
Thornton. two brick dwellings, slS and $40 Sd
street southwest. 1880. A repair permit was
also issued to C. B. Pearson to build q new
front on dwelling 1917 Massachusetts, avenue,
$4,000.
P. W. Morriss Of this city was shot in the left
thigh last night in front of No. $50 North
street, Baltimore. John Cody was arrested on
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FROM MR.. Il P. DEGRAAF.

PRESIDENT OF THE BowERY NATIONAL BANK
NEw YORK May Z, 1883.
Dr. IIeHTHILL:
My DEAR SIR: It affords me great pleasure
to Join the long list of grateful patients who
have been relieved from troublesome and obsti-
nate complaints by your superior skill My case
was chronic catarrh. from which had suffered
"a such an extent that it weakened my general
health and finally gave rise to such severe pain
IL and about the head and throat that it pre-
vented me from sleeping and alarmed my fam
ly. am happy 10 state that the very first Ap-
phcstion Of your treatment gave me prompt
and decided relief. In . few days the pain had
disappeared and by degrees the other distress
INSCRIPTIONS Characteristic Of catarrh yielded
oyour administrations, until now find my
sef completely cured ! therefore cheerfully
tender you this testimonial Of your skill and
success. in the hope that others may be bene-
TIED BY It's publication Il p. DEGRAAF.
the cure Of the diseases Of the Ear and Respirar
tory Organs. can be consulted Deafness.
Catarrh. Asthma and Diseases Of the Throat
And Lungs at his Office.
No lOl7 18TH ST. NV.
Eerdics pass the door,
Once hours from 3 TO i aud to 5. NILS
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EQUrTY CoURr-Ldqe Coz

Old Capt "Jim" Hendricks died suddenly q
Indian Head, Va, while ont in hi. boat he q
ing in the Potomac, about thirty-avs ysars
ago. SO
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Death of DIR. Wilmer,

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Dr. William r. Will
mer, formerly naval officer of the port of Balti-
more, died today.
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W. M. SHusrrn e. Sons
ele PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

We Nle GJHUsIER a. SONA
el9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
We have Just received smallline Of DRESS RoBFa
These goods choice and are confined styles Ihsy
cannot be duplicated.
We have the best stock of FINE DRESS eQoDs %
has ever been our pleasure 10 show.
INDIA SILKS In all colors and combinations fun
line Of the plain colors both In dark and Light shAdss
Our stock Of OUTING FLANNKLs. In silk, Cotton
and Wool vss never better assorted
GINGHAMs and sATEENs. In Piains Psids, Stripes
and Fancy Figures. In great variety.
BLACK GOODS Of ell kinds from the best manu-
facturerh
NUNS vEuINGs. CAMEL's HAIR oRKNADrNKs
WOOL GRENADINES. SILK GRENADINES, WIN
Satin Stripes; MoHAIRs. CAMEL's HAIR, SILK
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full line OF CAoice Black oooda
full line Of HOSIERY for Ladies' and Misses ana
Gentlemen.
PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
Our stock never better s.sorssd q. white Goods
from the ehsapsst 10 the nnsst s~iss Rmbroidery
made.
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OuR Mm.WEEK Bulletin.
SATINES

sAIINEs Are beginning 10 move. 'Tis
time. A very economical Dress
Pattern land something drsssy,
tooD with us at 2Isc.. 25c and
Soc yard
G1NGHAMS Are ever staple. They're every
day sellers and are always asked
for. The range is l0c. l2sSc.
and 25c. yard
SEAMLETTES Seem TO grow in favor q prom
enade mantle. We have them.
fringed and embroidered, from
s375 70 sl2.
TOWELS. Very seldom we exclaim Bar
gGin!" We can't help 10 this
time, for we are able 10 offer you
some Blesched Dsmssk Towels.
with deep border and knotted
fringe, at 25 cents each Worth
and generally sold st 374 cents
MATTINGS. Here's the story In Straw Mat
tings: loc, l2lsc- zoe. 25s..
Soc. 45c yard.
CARHART 4 LEIDY.
PHILADELPHIA STORE.
APPS 92s eth st and 7o6 K 81. nv
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GOOd.bye. Mary.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 25.-Mary Anderson,
in letter to q friend, confirms the report of
her engagement to Mr.. Navarro and declares
that she will never again appear on the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

The Worlds Fair Bill q Law.
The worlds fair bill has been approved by
the President.
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Willis Filed Today,

The will Of Wilhelmina B. Murray, filed to-
day, after making some minor requests leaves
the rest Of her estate to Bessie Murray Hull,
her adopted daughter.
The will Of William Hayes, formerly of How
ard county, Nd, leaves his estate to his widow
and names her as executrix
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rNHE ACTION OF CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER
il Iills i pleasant mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the aud regulate the bowels but do not
purge. hey sure 10 please. Try them
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FROM MR.. I. Z. ROESSLE.
PROPRIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON.

THE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON. d. C., March 6. 1890.
My DvAE DR.. LIsHTEILL:
1t gives me great pleasure TO state that you
effected 4 remarkable cure of deafness and dis
charge from the ears in the Of my cousin.
Marcus c. Roessle. and that the has
proved permanent as it was radical feel
suIe that without your skillful aid my cousin
would have been q deaf man all his life.
Knowing OF other cases in which you have been
equally successful. cheerfully give you leave
10 refer to me at any time and hope that your
practice III Washington will prove . distin-
sulsned success Yours truly.
I.E ROESSLE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market,


The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market Is reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 1919 r street:
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Charged With Stealing q Buggy.

Charged With Stealing o Buggy.
Detective Raf today arrested q colored por-
ter named Marian Nevett, who is employed in
q saloon in South Washington, and after strug-
Cling with him for some minutes succeeded in
landing him behind the bars Of the fourth pre-
cinct station. He is charged with the larceny
of buggy belonging to Mr.. Fenton Wells. The
prisoner, it is claimed, went with a horse to the
stable where Mr.. Wells kept his buggy and
got the vehicle by pretending that Mr.. Wells
had sent him for it Since then. il il claimed
he has used the vehicle which the officer re-
covered in q yard in South Washington. Nevett
denies the charge. He will be taken to the
Police Court tomorrow.
Real Estate Matters.
r. C. Skinner has purchased for $40, 254. IS
of Walter Paris part So, South Grounds
Columbia College, the east 40 feet front on
John d. Rothert has bought for es, sO55o Of
z. s. DUNCAN lot and parts 8 and s, square
964, fronting s6 feet on 10Th street between b
and G streets northeast
Anna Kenna has bought for e7,o00 of NJ v.
Montgomery the east half 5, square 725, Is feet
by 226 feet inches, on B street between Let
and I'd streets northeast
c. A. FARRELL has bought for $4,000 Of Julius
NJ Schneider sub 156, square 2s7, 10 by g feet.
w.llsch place. bssween 18th and iAth streets
Thos Harrison has bought for ee,ooo Of W.
D. Baldwin sub -, square 2s9, 10 By 100 feet
Riggs street between lS1h and llth streets
northwest -
J. W. Graham has bought for q, lse. n Of J.
n. Green sub 85, square 276, lk7S feet on nth
between p and Q streets northwest
Charlotte - 6tellwagen has bought for
$500 OF J. :. Malone part Of Girls Portion, s
acres on Rock Creek Church road
John 3. Rothert Of Baltimore has BOUGHT for
Is o68 Of 4. q DUNCAN subs end B. sousre
III, IS feet 8 inches fronf on l0th street be-
tween i and u streets northwest
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BUILDING PERMITS

p. W. Morriss Of this city was shot in the left
thigh last night in front of No. $50 North
street, Baltimore. John Cody was arrested on
the charge Of shooting Morris.
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DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED.

TO those interested the following testi-
monials of cures:
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Matters Considered by the District
Committees Today.

sIvEyrY-FIvH THOUSAND DOLLARS ron A GIRLS
REFoRM scHooL-rHx BILL TO Provide NED
IcAL COLLEGES WITH sUBJKcrs-RAJLRoAp
LIQUIDATION ON TIE SENATE SIDE.
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Il ING's WINDSOR CEMENT FOR PLASTER
IN ing Walls and Ceilings; 800 per cent more
tensile strength zoo per cent harder than lime AMI
LGr plsster- houses be occupied IL from four
weeks earlier than shed the old thod
Does not chip PIT OF crack Endorsed anu used by tho
best architects builders and Plastsrers POO barrels
were Used IN the snOreh&ul HE extension of Vice
lresldent AOrtons house plastered with IL; also
the theater portion of Lincoln Music nau About 500
barrels were used Oh the of the Arlington
hotel e makes twice as strong Job the old fash
toned clustering and oaly i've ceuls ward more
for further PARTICULARS apply 70 JANIS II. Mc6ILL,
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES. SOS 70 Sl4 @ ST
Nv mig I'm
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CATHARTIC OR PURGATIVE PILLS DO MORE
~ harm than good. Carter's Little Liver Pills do
only gOOd but lzI re amount Of that. Only pill
q dose.
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A Card Worthy OF the Occasion.

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings az the sie-
nal Office today: sam. 60; z pm, IS, maxi
mum. 63: minimum 81
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BROscHIrIs CURED.

BRoScHIr1s CURED.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED By SCOTS EMULSION.
14O CENTER STREET, NEW YORK.
June 25. 1883
The winter after the great fire in Chicago con-
tracted Bronchial affections and since then have been
obliged spend nearly every winter south Last No
vember was advised to try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPoPHosPH1TEs. and to
my surprise was relieved once. and by continuing its
Use three months entirely cured gained nesh and
strength and was able stand the blizzard and
attend to business every day.
TC CHURCHILL.
Sold by all Druggists. ocl