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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29


ARMOUR. On the afternoon Of December g lssso.
sqmSn.a s snEAm M, ~ wife Of caFt Robert
funeral nom she Western presoy-..r,an cl,ur-h m
street between Nineteenth and Twentieth strsts On
Sag1 in7ssd 10 si.sna A''e' and fsna'
DEN DENsENn- on SUNDAY psSsw Y =, isso. q
years.
Asleep in Jesus.
W. Dement,, No, lil6 Fourth street northxesi. ON
Iqesay y. Pe,eSer 81; 80 a. Pm services will 5s
street and Massachusetts, northwest a, H.
attenl. ~
:, DeaERITT On December p. 1880. Mn ALPHA
Services az house, 1875 Vermont avsnue TUESDAY,
DeceIicr 80 at ~ O'Clock, InterT.ent at hanches-
ter III lbosion, Asss-. and New hA1Ilyshire IApers
DUTRow. On December %, lsSc IA New York.
Of Sanle & DGrro@ ami sS " John nd Hss
D1srST IN, m the tnirty;s ,n y.r q h.s ...s
denoe OF his parents, o4i street southwest.
llszliiIiicre IaI-rs please copy.l
EVAN. a his residence. LEO i.hode Island avenue
sistleth year OF llls a,ys.
GUKLEY. At her residences, No 3oa5 9 street north
S Sss De s;l'S n l Saal g. WIDOW q ths late
1ST:ey; N the, The t ,ond year Of her a.
At 3d. clock pm.
p gESREso is fFIr1SsHy on sunday Posnins
h: b. Henderson, acod tnree mont =.
funersI THIS Monday evening o'clock.
Mil. IN BAL Iruay Deember "a, 1880. At IL As
P.Il., MARTHA A. beloved vile George Hill r
m tie SEVENTY fourth Year ii her axe.
dnersl iIoin her LATE resden e. .ssg3 NJ street
GEORGETOWN. pan. Tuesday. :sth instant.
KANE. On Sunday, Deoeinler n lsssO NJ N
oc-ock ALI. JOHN Il, belOsed hus and of saIlis ami
eldest OF John and Johanna Kane as,ei twenty We
years and zen liiun
Funeral iron PARENTS residence. Bis ffrst street
nortnN sAt. iaeszy norling at % O'Clock: thence -
81 Aloys.as chnrc;l h-iativ-s and ffiends OF the
family invited 10 aticnd-
Yort, JOIN B. McfAoL- =
Notice III ftuerIl her-.ster
SMITH. On Monday, December -, 1880, IN Phiis-
delpE.a. "a. Mai GEORGE NILSSON SMITH Of
Philadelphia father OF i.oheTt kiiei saith and Slrs.
ID. l. sscAsn o. tbs city. a-ed el-Ity thrce ytArs
Intermcnt private. IN Holy Rood oeinetsry.
TErXEI.L. On sunday, Derember y, laD0 q ~
O'Clock m. FRANCIS WILLIAM TEJxEI-I., Ard
thlrty-twO years
Ma liza rest in peace.
Funeral from his late resdenre. 1909 Second srr~~f
northeast, TUESDAY. et I'D O'Clock pm. helafivsn
irie;sds invited to aftsb1-
WALC0TT. On Decenbsr "a. 1890. nj pn..
ELSIE EsTtI4I-E. dauIthfer Harry l. and N.
tw ,nty-two days.
buried at Congressional cemetery Decer1ber IA
MOlssTER. On Monday morning. D-cenh<r N
lSzN. SII.lss MUksIEK. aeel saxIy mine ys.rs.
funsra iro;n has late resiieare. 0ll Eghth strp<f
southwest. Dvce.uher 81. nj pm. kslafises ard
fIiends invited.
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SPECIAL Orrrn1xo Or OvrrcoArs

OTESiAb NSIFEhlNo vi ONEIstOAlC
FOR LARGE BOYS AT PRICES WAY BELOW
THEIR VALUE.
On Tuesday morning we shall make an effort
to close out the balance Of our stock Of Boys
Overcoats.
Boys Cheviot and Chinchi.la Overcoats. Sizes
8. 10. ID and IA years.
So. Former price. 60 So
Boys Fancy Plaid Cheyiot Cape Overcoats.
Sizes z. and 8 years.
--s7.5O. Former price. 60
Boys Fancy Cheyiot Cape overcoats. with
fancy plaid Innings. Sizes 10. IL and II years.
$40. Former price. s12.--
Boys Fancy Striped Cheviot Cape Overcoats
Sizes II and IL years.
$40. Former price. sra
Boys Fancy Dark stripe Scotch Cheylot Cape
Overcoats. with fancy Innings. Sizes9. IL and
L. years.
$40. Former PRICE, s12.-
Boys Fancy Blue and Black Plaid Cheviot
Cape Overcoats, with fancy plaid flannel lin
inss. Sizes Z, S. and 10 years.
$40 Former price. S13.-
Boys Fancy Check CLsviot Cape Overcoats,
with flannel Innings. Size ii years.
$40. Former price. $l3.-
Boys Fancy Dark Plaid Cbeviot Cape Over
coats, with Black striped Italian cloth linings.
Sizes IA and Is years.
$40. Former price. Sl35O.---
Boys Dark Plaid Cheviot Care Overcoats. with
dark Brown plaid flannel lining. Sizes IA and
10 years.
$40. Former price. fla
Boys Dark Plaid Cheviot Care Overcoats.
with family plaid Innings.
Ito. Former price, LILO
Boys Fancy Mixed striped Cheviot Cape
Overcoats. Size Il years.
$40. Former price. sl2. TO-
(Third floor, 10th st. extens;on.)
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SEIZURE OF THE ADELE.
Comment Caused In Canada by the Recent
Action Taken.


OTTAWA, ONT, Dec. 29.-The latest advices
received at the customs depot with reference
to the seizure Of the German schooner Adele
are to the effect that public opinion in British
Columbia desired that the pcachers catch
be confscated as contraband. United States
Consul Meyers was Of the opinion that this
could be done and wired to Washington for
instructions. Collector Milne and the
agents Of the schooners here also sought infor-
nation The advice they received was that the
Adele's poaching is. in the eyes Of the law. no
more of an oifense than would be committed if
her captain or crew killed a deer in the state Of
Washington and took the carcass to Victoria.
Such a misdemeanor is not covered by
any extradition treaty and cannot be taken
notice Of by Canadian officials The Adele will
winter at Victoria. going on the ways very
shortly for a general overhauling. The catch
has been taken charge Of by A. B. Gray l.
Co., the agents of the owners. The
crew has been paid OFF but, in anticipa-
ton Of any complications, Collector Milne has
decided to take the affidavits of the men. Their
testimony goes to show the vessel clearly got
the skins at the seal rookery at st. Pauls Island.
1t is reported that the vessels depredations may
lead the United States authorities here to
formally call the attention of the United States
government to the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

An the Proposals Exceed tine Asnouut a IN
Appropriated

Approprtafkon-
Bids we're opened at the Navy Departments
today at noon for the conrructon OF Two
brick double houses AZ the Naval Acsdsrny ~
Annapolis There were Eve bidders, all out one
from this city. The bids were divided into
six classes. designated In the following
synopsis in alphabetical order; Glasses a snd
b are for the honses. each 10 be built ACCORDING
10 one Of two sets OF plans furnished BY the Dc
partment Class c Is for one house ON one
plan and the other on the other one. Glass
ID, r and follow the same conditions v,sn
certain notifications ~ 20 material
The bids were rs follows: Halliday Rich
ardson, Washington. class {, 200; class y,
$40. 800. Philip Walsh Son. baltimore. chs
A. $4,000. class Il. s2e.SS9. class g, ga 6s;
class ID. sS $50; class T. 26. 2s7 clAss +. s2A. 10
bright a Humphrey. Washington, class A.
s2a, 100 class B. SeS 40 class c. s27. LIS; class
u. N.5lo; class r. s27. $50. class y. s2s.795.
fiager Acorn. Washington. class A. sla,sls;
class Il. slS.i2l; class &. S26.2s0. class ID.
Sll.137; class r. Si309o: class y, S3&.s2I.
Henry T. Getz. Washington. class A. els. 500;
class Il. sis.390. class {. S2T. 500; class ID,
els. 500. clfS T.. sIs. 100. class =. S27. 500.
The latter two bidders did not understand
the terms and their bids were accordingly for
one house in each case. Hence their bids
should be doubled in order 20 compare them
with the others.
There v an appropriation for these buildings
OF $4,000; hence all OF the bids exceed the
limit
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Died From n Fractured SKULL.

On Saturday Samuel Duvall, living nj 2los p
street, died from the effects ola fracture Of the
skull. He was standing in front of his house be-
tween and 5 O'Clock Christmas morning, when
a brick or stone thrown by some unknown party
struck him in the forehead, fracturing the
skull he was attended by DIR. n. III. Newman.
The deceased was about sixty years old and
was at the time looking at children at play,
and although there were numbers IL people
about no one has been found who can tell
where the missile came from. Duval was q
quiet wcll-disposed old man and il is hard 10
believe that he was struck purposely.
The inquest, which was begun this afternoon,
viii be continued "Wednesday at IL O'Clock at
the Georgetown station.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LIEUT.. GUYS CASE.

Now that Col. Robert has recovered and is on
duty again, the question that suggests itself is,
What are the Commissioners going TO do with
Lieut.. Guy? As yet nothing has been said of
the case. but il is expected that the matter will
be taken up in a few days and finally disposed
of. 1t is expected That it will be several DAYS
before an opinion is reached. for the reason
that the Commissioners are divided on just
what punishment should lit the crime. II is
understood that the colonel is for dismissal
first. last and all the time. while Commissioner
Douglass is in favor of slight punishment.
Commissioner Ross has thus far refrained from
taking hand in the case. but new it is believed
he will review TIE testimony and may cast the
deciding vote as to the punishment.
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NEW IRISH RAILWAYS.
en- Are Being Constructed by the Govern

Ten Are Being Constructed by the Govern
menf.
Dunlaps Cable Dispatch 10 The EveninS star.
DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-There are now ten lines Of
railway in the course Of construction in the
counties Of Mayo, Galway, Donegal. Kerry,
Clare and Cork, all Of which are being practi-
cally built at the expense of the government.
while in Galway, Donegal and Mayo relief
works Of lighter description have been begun
on which several thousands Of the poorest
classes are employed. Indeed, the necessity OF
immediate work in the distressed districts has
been so great that the usual preliminaries have
been dispensed with and the construction Of
several lines have been begun without statutory
powers, IN seversi cases only twenty-four hours
having elapsed between the signing of the con-
tracts and breaking the first ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
Fon WOVEN

Who suffer from nervous and physical debility great
help Is found in taking Ayers Sarsaparilia II pro-
duces the rapid effect of stimulan without the in
furious reaction that follows the use Of stimulantg
The result of taking this medicine permanent in
crease Of strength and vgor. both Of uind and body
II find Ayers Sarsaparila inst what have needed
for long time. have tried different medicines or
tonics but never found cure until used this. MY
trouble has been low state of the blood causing faint
turns. LENA O'Connor, 121 Vernon ST.. Boston.
Mass.
II have been victim for the past two years Of gen.
era weakness, with turns OF faintn. Have tried
rious remedies. but with little relief TIL used Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Some six months since began tn use
this remedy. and am greatly benefited Miss x. L.
White. Somerville. Mass.
This is to certify that have been using Ayers Sar-
saparilla for time and it has done world Of
good. 1t has cured my headache; cleared my blood
and helped me in every way, and am determined to
II so long as need such . medicine. Mrs Tai,
152 i inst street, Lowell, Mass.
AYERS sARSAPARILLA.
Prepared by
DIR. J. c. AVER CO..
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by druggists. 81; six. %. Worth s5 bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
IGNATIUs DONNELLY's CHANCE,
He Is in the Lead for the Presidency Of tn,
Minnesota Alliance.

He is in the Lead for the Presidency Of the
Minnesota Alliance.
Sr. PAUL, Dec. 29.-Delegates to the state
Farmers Alliance convention, which is to con-
vene here Tuesday noon, are coming in on
every train. Nearly 500 Of the ], 200 delegates
are at various st. Paul hotels. For the last
six weeks tremendous fight has been going on
throughout the state for and against Ignatius
Donnelly for president. The opposition threw
its strength to anybody to beat Donnelly,"
and the result is that Donnellys strength
comes to st. Paul united and aggressive and
the opposition is favoring half dozen candi-
dates, none Of them with any considerable fol-
lowing. Mr.. Donnelly himself claims to have
enough delegates to elect him and the out
look ia that he will get a vote Of nearly
600 out Of 1000. Up to the present
time the Minnesota alliance has been an
Independents body, but interviews with dele
gates indicate that it will Join the national
alliance by q practically unanimous vote. II
Mr.. Dopnelly is elected president Of the Min
nesota alliance it ia believed that he will be
candidate for the alliance nomination for Presi-
dent of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
FOR EIGHT HOURS.

The Massachusetts Carpenters win Renew
Their Agitation.
BOSTON, Dec. Notwithstanding the de-
feat Of the Boston carpenters' eight-hour strike
Of last spring the carpenters Of this state have
in the many meetings they have held in the
past dix months resolved 70 continue the agita-
ton. Representatives Of twenty-four local
unions at Q meeting Of the carpenters district
council in Templar Hall Saturday night de-
cided that the council shall Ere their first
eight-hour gun for the season Of 1891 in Ire
mont Temple on New Years eve. It is ex-
pected that delegations from every local car
penters' union in the STATE win a4tend.
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CoueHERs To The Fnosr.

Take time by the forelock. ere that rasping hacky
cough of yours carries you where so many consamp-
tives have preceded YOU Lose time; but procure
bottle Of the rational remedy for lung and bronchial
disease-sCoTTs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. Rely uron it
that it will afford you speedy and efficient aid. Not
only is 1t pulmonic of SURPRISING merit. but it
pensates for the drain of vitality which is most for
midable accompaniment Of lung disorders. Besides
arresting the progress of consumption bronchitis and
asthma, 1t infuses unwonted vigor into an enfeebled
system and tends to fill out the hollow places in an
angular frame.
Ladies' in delicate health will find 1t q palatable
of adding roundness figure robbed fits con-
tour by the inroad of marasmus or other wasting dis
orders. scrofulous tendency may be successfully
combatted with it, and it is capital thing for feeble
children. ocl5
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Another SAMPLE SALE.

We viii place on sale tomorrow tTuesday).
Dece,nter 30. another lot of Imported Samples
Of Psssamenteries and Gimp. You will find
some wonderfully beautiful goods in this lot.
Many Of them are much handsomer goods than
any that were in the FIRST lot. but notwith-
standing the richness Of this lot Of samples the
price Will not oe changed Come in and take
your pick for 1c.. 3c.. &C.. 1Oc., 1oc. and PC.
hyou were in when We had the first sample
sale Jon know that the first at the counter has
the best chance. Remember that these pieces,
IL sold at the regular price. would cost you from
SOC. TO s. each. aud you can buy them at this
sale for from &c. to DC. per each sample. You
can get . nice Bonnet Crown or Trimming for
Dress out Of this lot and i costs you very little.
Sees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
Epiphany Church Festival.

The Christmas entertainment of the Epiph-
any Mission. Maryland avenue southwest. Was
given Friday evening last A short address was
made by the Rev. DIR. McKim. The mission
room was beautifully decorated by Mr.. and
Grs. Hodges, who presented each child with
pound box Of candy at the conclusion OF the
entertainment, which consisted of singing and
recitatioHs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
W. A. PIERCE & Co.
SUCCESSORS 10 Z @. Davis,
10 Market spsce.
Cor sth St

SPECIAL MARK DOWN." CLEARING
SALE of ladies' and Children's Wool Under
wear. In crSier 10 make room for the lzrge i'm
port orders Of spring goods. which will besin TO
arrive on the I'd u January. we will have to
largely redn.s our STICK q Heavy Underwear.
Tire indications are that there will be some very
cold weather during the next four months. and
II you haven't a supply Of Heavy UnierclOth-
ny you had best Pront by this ''Msrk-tlown"
sac o: o,us and make yourself comfortable.
You Will find many rare bargains in this DEPART
niant, IS :his sale il a genuine mark down. and
a. the rJ-,.n i nseSle<l the guojs must be sold
We give you feU hints below as TO TIE reduc-
tons. Glanrs over the list and you viii readily
So what great bargains are offered you. and IL
you ar. wise you viii take advantage of them:
Ch:liren's Wool Vest snd Pants. Regular
price. h. - and goc. Marked down to &c
SCARLET Wool Vest Regular price. SOC. up.
Marked down 20 ;Ar. and mp.
Cnildrsn's Extra Quality White Wool Vest.
REGULAR price commencing at &c. and up
Marked down TO 45c and up.
LaGiirs' Woo Vest. Regular prices, TIC.
and 7Jr. Marked down 10 49;.
Iaslies' WOoi Vest. Ragulzr price, Sc.
Markell down to Gec.
LADIES' Wool Vest. Eexular price, Sl.25-
Markell down 70 $50
LADIES Cashmere Vest. Regular price,
sl.35. Marked down to sI.1o.
ladies' Extra Fine Cashmere Vest. Regular
price. sl-73. Marked down TO $50.
ladies' Ribbed Heavy Cotton Vest and Pants.
Marked down to 49c. each.
Ladies' Ribo-d Wool Vest; good quality.
Marked down TO Sc.
Ladies' Extra Quality Ribbed Wool Vest.
Regular price. s1.35. Marked down TO s1.15.
Also full and complete assortment of the
American Hosiery Company's Underwear at
greatly reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
SECRETARY RUsK CRITICISED.
Canadians Do Not Like His Action i'm Closing
Vermont Porfs of Entry.

Vermont Ports of Entry.
OTTAWA, Dec. 29.--The action of Secretary
Rusk Of the Department Of Agriculture at
Washington in closing certain Vermont ports
for entry of Canadian cattle into the United
States owing to the alleged existence of pleuro-
pneum onia in the dominion is much criticised
here. The government officials assert that
there is not single case Of the disease in eX-
istence in the dominion.
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Villas FAR IN THE LEAD,
He Is the Choice of Wisconsin Democrat,
Editors for United States Senator.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The Times this morning
publishes the result Of an inquiry it recently
sent to the editors of democratic papers in the
state of Wisconsin regarding their preference
Spooner, whose term expires March 8, 1891. All
the best-known democratic editors in the state
responded and the result was as follows:
Col. VIM. F. Villas, 80; Gen. E. S. Bragg, 6;
scattering, g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

LISTEN TO TIE PRUDENT ADVICE which urece
yoG 20 the immediate treatment Of thaf rasping
cough b. the use of Dr. ID. James expectorant.
the best medicine for coughs aud colds and an 40
proved standby for all pulmonary troubles and
thIoat ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

Norman, Qus., Dec. 29.-The resignation
Of Sir Joseph Hickscn from the Once Of gen.
Gral manager Of the Grand Trunk hallway has
oapssd great surprise and much regret, - IL 4
understood that Continued ill-hsaifh Va the
causo Of his retirement. Sir Joseph win con
tnue to reside here and win maintain Q semi-
o(3pinl oonnectiou With thD epod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
DAsernous Usr Or Srnoss Pun.
0ATIvEs.

Most rflls and purestivs which sct quicly upuu ~
bowels rritate and often destroy the musous 60. 81
the stomach and bowcls Indsed their c.fi.srtSc = &c.
s directly caused by the irritation Of bovels Mo-
they Troduce- Their sction should be soofbi,s 49,
stumlating nstesd Of Irritating. Aeoaslnued ~ a
stomach AM bowels- This oftsn ends IN d.nv~~ M.
disease. HE NE Of the genuine imported C-rs.s~S
sprudel Salt 10 hehly rssosnmendsd = nm .r.-s-~.
its solvtnt ana Efixnunfine grop<rfiex ii 10y %
aayr inflammation and h thercfore nurh sna
O. al strung ptuxufixe<. t1~11.u&e
BsS.re Of h1ii.tions. Or. Iobolts iscrr~ On .-a.-
- -. 1890 % e.s s and msalsd f Esssr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

If Youn BACK ACHES
Or you are All worn out. really good for nothing. is
BK0wN'S IRON BITTERs.
1t will cure you and give good appetite Sold by all
dealers in medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29
THE IMMIGRATION LAWS.
Why Chairman Owen Has Not Reported
His BiIi TO Amend Thssn.


About two weeks ago Chairman Owen, OF the
House committee on immigration, was author
lied by majority Of the members Of his COM
mittee TO repor; compromise bill 10 the
House amendatory of the present contract
labor and immigration laws. The bill Mr..
Owen thought a conservative measure; and al
though two members Of the committee
were not present. he believes il would
commend itself TO them. Something OF a mis-
understanding, however, has been occasioned
by the agreement to report the bill. and IL has
never been submitted to the House, and will be
hung up while longer
ME-. LEHLBAcK N OPPOSITION
One OF the absent members WIS Mr.. Iehl-
bach of New Jersey, who at the time was absent
on the Pacific slope engaged in an investigs-
ton Of the methods by which Cinnamon are
smuggled into the United States
N Lehlbach has very decided opinions uDon
tins subject Of the restriction OF Immigration
and agrees in his views with those German
American societies which are inclined TO scru-
TIME very rigidly, if not 20 oppose. any
measure. WEIGH had for lite objec; the erection
of barriers TO complete freedom Of immigra-
tion 10 the United States
Mr.; Lehlbaoh, 30 soon az he heard
OF the action Of the committee pro-
tested against anything being done in his alb
81 nee. and declared that unless this had been
his belief he would never have gone 20
California 20 inquire into the Chinese
problem Ii was in consequence of this pro-
test that Mr.. Owen held up his report which
viii not be made to the House until Mr.. Lehl-
bach returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-29

". J. Newton ct Al have bought, in trust, for
Ss.ooo q rssss sub i7s.sguass ~. dwelling GA
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MARRIED.
DIED.

ROBINSON NACHMAS. On Decenber D. 1880.
IN Baltimore, by the Rev. son 4. CzIuI,bell ". j.
ROBINSON 10 Miss JULIA SAChMAN.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
the CHILD, SoFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and is the hest remedy for
D1ARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. BE and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take No other kind % cents bottle.
d15-1y.
ITO BE FREE FROM SICK HEADACHE Bill
10 oqs i,s constipation &c use Carters Little
the liver and free the stomach from bile.