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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10
THE CoRCORAN CADET CORPS.
Two Certificates of Incorporation Filed
This Morning.

This morning at $50 o'clock certificate OF
Incorporation of the Corcoran Cadet Corps was
filed in the recorder of deeds Office. recitinS
that they constitute themselves a military COM
pany. stating their object TO be ito advance
Its members in the study and practice o.: mill
tary tactics" 1t is signed by George T. McIn-
'osh, Chas A. Meyer, Eugene C. Edwards and
Carl I. Vollten. The certificate was executed
before J. A Barthel, notary public. this
morning.
At 10 O'Clock paper was filed reciting the
incorporation of the Corcoran Cadet Corps.
with Vim. +. Morrow. James = Racburn. Albert
Sellers, Phillip NJ Mckim and VIM. Beavens.
trustees. These sign the paper with Alfred VI.
COOK, George 4 Garner. q. ". Cusick, q. Won
Duchenhouse and q. I. johnson and the paper
was executed before {. 5. Domer. notary
public, YESTERDAY.
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No AccouSr MERCHANTS.

No Account MERCHANTS.
We are called and rejoice in the title; No
Account Merchants, because We do
NO ACCOUNT BUSINESS;
Or in other words we save ourselves trouble and our
customers money by doing BUSH ess
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
Reducing our expenses to the minimum taking no
chances Of loss and turning money
quickly. We are able TO
MAKE LOWEST PRICES
On all goods We point our prices in proof of our
statements. and invite the attention Of
NO ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS
To the advantages offered by strictly price cash
system.
BOYS CUTAwAY SUITS.
Coat, Vest and Short Pants
Fine Plaid and ipe worsted, strictly all WOOL ages
9to III years,
5000.
CHILDREN's SUITS.
Rock Cashmere neat MIXTURE strictly all WOOL nobby
and stylish. ages to 3 years. at
s5.62.
CHILDREN's SUITS.
Mixed Cheyiot and strictly all wool, ages TO IL
years, at
s4.73.
CIIIIDEEN'S SUITS,
Savyers Cashmere plea:e 'front.' and hack strictly all
wool, ages to Ii years, AZ
s412
CIILDEEN's SUITS.
Striped cheyiot. plea.ed front and back ages to II
years, at
s2s7.
CHIIDREN's SUITS.
Stirred cashmere. ages t to 10 years, at
$3.50.
CHIIDEEN's SUITS.
Paid CASHMERE, axes to Is, q.
sL7a
VICTOR T. ADLER & BROTHER
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
HATS
/ GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
| 027 AND 929 7TH ST. " W..
[ Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
! STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
| nj Open Saturday until IL pm
! nhAfTMEN's AND ENGINEERS
! H SUPPLIES.
! ARTISTS MATERIALS.
! PICTURE FRAMING.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM $3.50 UP.
All in greatest variety and at bottom, prices AZ
SCHMlDI7S 504 9th 8,
Branch 722 Penns ave. apl6-;in
| INLLGANr DRAWING ROOMS WILL BE RE
H served fOr the wives of business going tn
business Aliens EXCURSION TO Lincoln. y ebraska.
! ElyIU-6E' j. A. FINCH Manager. OI + st.
! MANY PERSONS kEEP CARTEk'S LITTL
| NJ LAYER Pills On Hand to prevent bilious attach,
SICK heaaaehe dikLbess and md them .ast what the
need.
ITO STIMULATE THE APPETITE AND sECUR
Il good DIGESTION use Angostura Bitters. Sole Manu-
facturers, DR.. q. T. ssisert Sous. Ask your drus
Gista
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w. Nj. SHusrrR & SoSs
ol9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,

are now showing of the handsomest assorments OF
DRESS GOODS 10 be found in this market. compris-
ing BLACK and COLORED SILKS of every descrip-
ton. Of the newest styles which they viii take pleas
ure IN showing and you Will not b. imPortuned 10
buy If you are not suited.
We call particular attention TO our stock Ct INDIA
PRINTED SILKS Of which have an elegant as
sor;ment the newest styles OF
Importation, and at very moderate prices
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS in every grade, from
rs cents to $3.50 Per yard, aud endless variety Of
beautiful SPRING WOODEN DRESS GOODS. ard at
very moderate prices Eor the class Of goods name
Also a splendid assortment Of PLAIN COL0RED
CASHMERES in all Of the most desirable shades in
the market ranging from 80 cents per yard up, COM
prsing side bands and handsome borders match all
of which We are selling raFldly.
We also call attention to the hapdsomcst line Of
SCOTCH GINGHAMS with borders to match, which
you will not fail appreciate if you wish serviceable
and handsome summer dress that Will give You rood
service. All of our FRENCH PRINTED sATINES
are now marked down TO % cents per yard and our
REMNANTS viii now be sold at l2l1 cents rer yard
former Price IS and 40 cents
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Real Estate Matters.

F. c. Stevens has bought for S12, 400. so of II.
Wise Garnett subs ~ and 40, square 179, 20j5
by ITO feet each on 10th between Corcoran ana
II streets northwest.
r. Hepburn has bought for s6,500 of H. A..
Linger sub lots 80 and 40. square 40, Is by 100
feet each on 18th street between l. and Nj streets
northwest.
A. L. Randle has purchased for $4,000 of J. J.
Knox part OF KoscIusko place, 47S5 acres on
Good Hope road.
A. Diltz ct al. has bought of Sally y. p
Brown for S1i.1G0 subs ~ to SO, square 1874,
each 70 by 80 feet on Sherman street between
g. II. 18th and 18th streets northwest.
". f. Poultou has bought for $4,000 of ]. W.
SomervIlle sub 26, square SOC. "a by % feet
corner and 9th streets northeast.
Rachel 5. }. Randolph has bought for $4,000
Of Mary E. Freeman parts and 4, square 405
fronting 20 feet 715 inches on 9Th street be-
tween q and ii northwest.
Sally \. Z. Brown has bought for s4.SG1. 20
of J. L. Beall lot 5. block i, and lot 10, block
2 Fairview Heights.
J.. L. Hazel has bought for $4,000 of q. ".
Beale ct al. the east half of lot 147, b. & II. s
addition to Georgetown.
Sarah Utermehle has bought for 5000 of
Rose VI. Taylor lot l of Enclosure at Queens
Chapel
Dr. y. T. Graham has purchased of l.. Hen
niger lot 30 In square 9lG. improved by new
bay-wndow pressed-brick house. No. S23 ID
street northeast. being l6 feet on the south
side of said street and running back II feet to
10-foot alley Consideration, %. 100 cash.
LeOnOra NJ Greenlees has purchased for
S1l,25O of i. l.. Dent lots / and 2, Linthicum
estate on Road street. West Washington.
Horace J. Gray has bought tor S75, 600 of
George Emmert property at the intersection OF
Lincoln avenue and Florida avenue.
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The General Discussion to be Followed
by Eight Days of Short Speeches.

The general debate in the House on the
tariff bill will end with the adjournment thi,
evening, and when the House comes together
on Monday the bill will be taken up by
paragraphs under the fve-minute rule.
1t was rather expected that the inter
est in the proceedings today would
prove of more animated character than dur
ing the previous days of the debate. The
hope, however, has so far been unfulflled No;
even ripple of excitement has broken the mo-
notony of the talk Nearly all the speakers have
read carefully prepared speeches to an array
of empty seats on both the floor and in the
galleries. The eight days debate under the
fve-mnute rule will, without doubt be of q
sharper character.
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Close of the Baptist Cong ress.

AT the closing session of the Baptist congress
at Mt. Jezreel Church yesterday committee.
consisting of Revs. r. H. Porter A. :.
Thomas and II. ii. Warren. George W. Lee. W.
ID. Phillips, W. IL. Brooks. Edward Willis and
W. IL. Scott, was appointed to draft resolutions
IN favor of a national education bill. The report
OF the committee on the university was adopted
and that of the committee on the old folks
home was referred TO the executive board.
thus consists of Z. johnson. A. =. Thomas. L.
A Stewart, ID. Morris and J. J. Lowry.
1t was decided TO urge upon Congress the
passage OF ball 10 reimburse the depositors
IN the Freedmen's Bank
Some little trouble was caused by the claim,
that was made that the treasurer had failed 10
report the payments of some of the churches
and to account for them TO the congress This
matter was referred along with the treasurer
report to an auditing committee, consisting OF
WV. Gains. ID. White and Edmund e. Walton
Last night Rev. Il. h. johnson preached the
mai sermon and the congress adjourned.
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Protect Our Bread.

There is article Of food in general use more
wckedly aduterated than the lower grades of baking
powder They are made from cheapest materials, to
which alum is added to give them strength.
All baking powders that offered the public under
misrepresentation to their ingredients danger
Alum powders invariably sold under the
guarantee that they pure and wholesome of
tartar powders. baking powder now notoriously
advertised having published upon its labels all the
ingredients used in it is shown by investigation
to have in its composition four different substances not
upon its label two of which substances are lime and
snLbharzc acid!
Protection from alum Baking Pow
ders can only be had by declining to
accept any substitute for the Royal
All chemical tests, official and other
wise, prove the "Royal" to be absolutely
pure and wholesome.
The official Report of the u S. Gov
eminent investigation, recently made,
shows the Royal Baking Powder to be
superior to all others in leavening
strength, cream of tartar powder of
the highest quality.
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Treasury Department Changes.

Promotions; ". E. Colladay of Wisconsin.
from class to class 8; Miss +. NJ Barker of
Ohio from 81, 900 to class /, and Miss NJ. Rich
ardson of Maine, from $500 70 $1,000. Office
of the controller of the currency: Chas H.
Evans of Maryland, from class to class 4. and
Geo. H. Thomson of Ohio. from class to class
g. in the bureau of statistics; W. II. Lanman,
from $500 TO II. 200 Miss +. Ii. Bailey. from 500
to 1900; Miss s. Hem. from 5000 to S720: II. l..
Whitney, from $4,000 TO S2.300;
ii. l.. Marindin, from $4,000 to $4,000;
f, ", Perkins, from II 500 to $4,000; W. &.
Hodgkins. from Sl.500 to 81, 500: Isaac Winston,
from Sl.300 to $500; Fremont Morse, from
100 to $1,000; +. d. Granger, from l.s00 10
$1,000; L. ID. Preston. Sl,500 to SI,S00; p. A.
Welker, S1.lGO to Sl.400; J. ii. Turner. 81 800
to II, AGO. J. \. Flemer, 81, 100 TO $500; X. A.
Mari, Il 400 to $1,000: J. l.. McGrath. 81. 400
to = 800; John Nelson. $500 TO 5l.l0e. and +.
H. Parsons. S1.400 to $500. Office of United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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A Serious Accident.

Horace Carter, a colored hod carrier. this
morning fell from scaffold i'll Union alley be-
tween 18th and 10th. l. and NJ streets northwest
and sustained internal injuries. He received
medical attention and was removed to his
mem" on Ridge street in the third pracinct pa
troll wagon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10
WEEK Luses

May be made to do good service through long life by
judicious of Ayers Cherry Pecto-aL The signs
Of weakness "shortness of BREATH" pains in the
chest and back, persistent cough fcverishness and
raising Of blood All either Of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate at
tent.ol
"ihavc been lifelong sufferer from weak lungs and
till used Ayers Oh cry PICTORIAL wss scarcely ever
free from a cough. This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs as no other medi
cine eTe=did. ! have Induced many OF my acquaint-
20 the Pectora in throat and lung troubles
1t has always proved beneficial. particularly i'll the
Of my son-in-law, Dir. T. A. Snow Of this place
who cured by it OF u severe cough."-Mrs. L. l.
Cloud, Benton, Ark.
Il have had lung trouble for about one year and have
tried many different remedies, but nothing does me
so much good As Ayers Cherry Pectoral. heartily
recommend this medicine. Cynthia Horn Harmony.
Ne.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by
DR.. j. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles. So.
3al5
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SO$
IbsEIb.

BEALI- At her Sesidence. No. 1927 Eighth street
Mrs. =. A. BEAiI- widow Of the late Avery G Isea,
in the seventythir year of her axe after brief iii
ness.
Funeral from late residence, 1922 Elyhtn stree,
northwest sunday at oclock Relatives and friends
invited. tkochSille papers please coPy.l
BELL At Providence Hospital, May 10, 1880
DAVID K. BELL.
Funeral at 10 O'Clock an. Sunday from Spears uu
dertaker.
DUGAN. On May 10. 1890, PHILIP f. DUGAN.
beloved son Of stephen and Maggie Dugan, aged
seven months and four days.
Funeral from parents residence, No. 1927 Maryl4nd
avenue northeast, at O'Clock. Sunday Relative.
and friends are respectfully invited 1t.
GRAY. On the afternoon of May q, $50 GEORGE
H. son OF George W. and the late Josephine Gray aged
SIX years.
HIS funeral will take place tomorrow the IN IN.
slant. 3bO O'Clock from his late residence No OJq
tSsoddard) street. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited.
STARR. On the morning of May &, 1890, ALFRED
A. 81 AK, III the thirty ninth Year OF his axe.
Funeral from his late residence, BIB 18th street
southwest, sunday, the lin instant, at q
o'clock y. m Relatives and friends respectfully in.
ylted TO attend +.
WARD. ON Saturday. May 10, 1880, at . ;45am
WILLIAM NJ, beloved husband OF Carrie Ward
Allowing husband. a kind father
Beloved b. ali who knew him.
Funeral on Tuesday at 3 O'Clock D m from his late
residence, Eighth street between and streets south
east.
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ID nY G O o D S .

Shectiug, 2Ls yards wide. i1c. and 1Sc.
llllOw CasC Cotton. Toe.
All-nUol Dress Goods IN light shades, roc.
Black Henrietta Cashmere, -. 50, %. &c. and 8
COlorcl Cashmere, one ward wide. Wool Face, 91c.
Beautiful Line Dress iinEhans, . and Ice
Feather Proof Ticking, I.Dc.
lar--e Line y White Goods in all grades
lO-4 Turkey Red Table Covers 9!lc.
Cottou;dr for Boys Pants ID. 20, DC.
Clark s -. y. 7. Spool Cott, IL. / &c. COX
Gents Outing >nIrtS, -, 30 and iSc.
LARGE SIZ- Lace Tidy, Zoe.
Gents Balbrgyau Unde rsnirts, DC
Gents UniaunueTcd shirts, 3D and 4Sc,
Red able Linen, fast colors, roc.
BcaciPd Table DalnaSl., 20c.
0O-yard spool silk. 10
10O-yaId spool silk. Sc.
Dress Makers Cambria, DC
Ladies SIgAt GOWNS - and SOC.
I. b. TowNER & SON,
my3 1916 1;h ST n "
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Ice FOR NorHrSa.

JEwETTrs DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERAIoRs.
Being constructed scientific principles Ierfect
regards distribution Of cold dry through the en-
tire
AUTHORIZATION
They ere the bes; in the market. To prove tins -
sertion We will supply through the
INDEPLNDENT ICE COMPANY
SUFFICIENT ICE FOR NOTHING
As Test to Purchasers Of our
REFRIGERAToRs AND wATEB COOLERS
J. ". BoTELER SON.
mcGt 923 Pennsylvania
Tn THoMsos-Housrox ELrcrRIc
COMPANY.
$50 Atlantic avenue. Boston. Mas.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. Isss ST
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Charged With Cutting Dogs Ears

= w TIT 'NtffIr~ FDU--S INT
Agen: Key of the Hum dne Society swore
out warrant in the IoiiCs Court today to
make a test case under the humane law. The
warrant was directed against Henry Matthews,
a co!ored resident of Hilsdale. and the charge
against him as cutting dogs ears to get them in
trim for fighting and make them saIeable
Tins Is the 1lrst case of the kind and is brought
to get a decision III the matter
Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: am. 81; pm, 81; maxi
num- 62; minimum. So
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I'd EDITION.
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
A RAILWAY SIDING.

RAILWAY SIDING.
the House district committee at its eeting
yesterday decided to report favorably the bill
granting to the owners of square east of
square CAB the privilege of running a
railway siding from the Baltimore
ana Potomac tracks into said square.
Inc siding is connected with the Baltimore
ana Potomac tracks at point on Virginia ave-
nue between the intersection of the siding into
square east of square 642 and the intersection
695
MR.. KIMBALLs CLAIM.
Senator Wolcott has just made a favorable
report from the Senate committee on claims on
a claim made by Mr.. ISael Kmball for having
invented the canceling die now and for many
years used by the government for canceling
tobacco stamps.
MARRIED wostEN's RIGHTS.
Senator Ingalls, today introduced a bill to
amend sections 727 and 729 of the Revised
Statutes so that a married woman, resident of
the District shall have absolute control OF
property which IL hers when she marries. She
may also sue and be sued. and is at liberty 10
make notes and transact other business just as
though she were single or of the other sex.
TIE ASTI-DEADLY WEAPON BILL.
The Senate this afternoon passed the Faux
ner bill to punish the carrying or selling OF
deadly or dangerous weapons within the Dis
trlct of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10

HrAr1sv1LE.
LOTS IN HOLLADAY's ADDITION s. PER
MONTH
FROM $50 To $3.50.
TWICE THE SIZE OF MANY THAT ARE ON THE
MARKET AT DOUBLE THE COST. TREBLE
THE DISTANCE FROM WASHINGTON
AND FOUR TIMES THE DISTANCE
FROM THE DEPOT.
THE BEST. EASIEST AND SAFEST INVEST
MENT ON THE MARKET FOR THOSE
SEEKING SUBURBAN HOMES Or
SMALL REAL ESTATE IN
yESTMENTS.
THESE ARE FACTS THAT CANNOT BE DIS
Now that there are 50 many Subdivisions on the
market requires nice discrimination on the part of
the buyer to make judicious selection The object is
1f depreciation and the greatest promise of increase
values. few plain facts are worth considering in
regard to Lots IN Holidays Addition Hyai,syilIe.
They a!e INSIDE the corporate limits of the town
and within less than minutes walk Of the depot
are beautifully located IN neisLborhood already built
~ They not than half the price Of similar
OTIS less fayovaoly located. They within close
PROXIMITY the city. 5al miles. with - trains day
express service. Fare traction over &C. and time
minutes.
As to Hyst;sylle 10 one doubts its future Its The
s41ugb Of the National Capital Its progress in the
'ast ten years EuaraI its future There Is
NJ POSSIBILITY Of depreciation Of values there
aad az ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY Of the realization Of
handsome pronts Investments. Values there arr
not speculative they are real and assured We pre-
sent these facts - those making Investments il
suburban zcai estate. n Ask conservative consider
alton OF ;he,a. Bay lot in Houaday's Addition.
vhesc there viii BE 10 doubt u yoar ability to dispose
rsi;at shauds0me profit
gSLY LIMITED NUMBER TO BIZ SOLD AT
PRESENT PRICES AND TERMS
slJ DOWN AND 90 PER MONTH.
IN Inspection OF tile lots Will sell them They d,
-ot require pa1-es Of advertising. See them before
Purchasing elsewhere. One member of the firm all
90 u Hy.itsS.lls daily . $50 =. m. train.
DUCKETT FORD.
IL GI7 + ST. nv.
IN n FULTON. loan OFFICE. I2Is PA AyE
lrvAer III tie District Money lo.ned ON Watches
SeHtIS' ssei mats -n e5nsi s.
great variety ven low priees Al3-on-
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PROPOSALS.

DkOPOoAL> FOR SUPPLIES OFFICE OF PI'B-
Il lie BUILDINGS and Grounds War Druar;melL
III dupiicatt. Nil be received al tins offise \ III,
1NkLA Eo'CLOCk NOON. II ESBAA,Jl NJ IA y a. I'd,
to3O, lur iuihlsinE supplies required IRON iu.e q"
tlie duIlli- me nscal Year ending June 30 1851
follows; Class 4, norist's supplies Glass :. flower
lots; Class = pants. oils AZ. Class 4. hard Aar'.
tlass - AGRICULTURAL Implements. AZ Glass a. rlt i'
light aud battery -uIplcs. Class dram IiIy Glass
=, stationery. las 8, manure. Class 10, said ana
gravel. Class l, ron; tass ~. lDcs GAS 10 lime
and cement; Class l. bricks Class -, sod. Glass Lei.
iuI Class - lumber a., CAS- H. Use 81 teams.
Class 10 park scttec> Class 20. bulbs ~ bS ~iI d.
dcctgt,d dysyFs5si,4-
totS. 4 separate proposal for each class ae~Ifel.
Each envelope should be- endorsed a. 10 udicat. the
Class Tor which the uclOsed PROPOSAL Pref
Will b- given 10 articles uanuia-
ture conditions 81 quality and price uucluilg the
thereonD being equal Attention l. lnNll,d 10 Act, q
Congress approved February ii. 1852 ard February
statutes at Large. The ugut reserved reject any
and AL proposals. Forms and specifications can ice
tanned ~ th,. ofice e. n EiiNsI, colonel, is Army.
mylO l2, l3Sl4 .ju1&o
sDnUlUsALs FUl, COOKED RAIIONS-OFFTTE
4 OF Recruiting Rendezvous a. \. Army No 4lY
iOth 1t NV, Washington. DC. ApIIl 80 ISa0-
conditions, Viii be received a this one. uUtli
lNELNE O'CLOCK NOON. JUNE -, ! $50 aud then
ouened. Tor furnishing Cooked katlous the recruit
ing party and recruits az this rendezvous during The
fiscal year ending June 30. 1891. Three substantial
meals daily and due proportion Of soap and candies
Constitute a ration Contracts made under tins adj
YertiseInrnt shall not be construed Ia involve the
United states IN any obligation ;or payment II excess
Of APP ruIIlailun granted by Congress the purpose
Preference VAL be given 10 articles OF doe>tIc pro-
duciIun or manufacturc. conditions 81 quality and
price Including price foreign productions or
n.alufactur,-s the duiK thereotJ lslIg r1usI Ne
government reserves the rgt jet ans ur al pio-
posas. troPosas Tor coma ete ratons 70 be furnished
ereI. Full mfOrnIatlon viii Ice furnished am lIcA-
tlOn 10 ti1s oihce lnNe8oIes cuEtanIIng proposals
aud addressed To capt 4. NJ gibson, seventh cav
airy, Recruiting Officer. aiO.ml&3l
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ODD FELLOws.-Alechanics' Lodge l. @. OF,
will celebrate its forty-fourth anniversary to-
morrow evening by church service. Rev. T..
ID. Owen, assisted by Revs. Stier and Emmons,
will preach to the order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-10

THURSDAY. MAY &. 1880
for the season.
McMechen's Maple srup in glass, 50-cent size. To
duced 10 "a cents.
Peter buy quick. as have less than ZOO bottles
eft-a trifing quantity in comparison with cur lOus
list of patrons. Fair warning-buy quick.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGS COMPANY,
AIS Ninth s..
P.s.-special Wholesale Agents Tor Van Houteu's
Cocoa and yeland Baking Po,Ger. El.C.
mys
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a. b. G.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations Alternative Tonic and Expector-
amt


ant
CATARRH CURED!
WASHINGTON, DC,
1888 9Th St, NV, March 20. 1890
4. B. C. CHEMICAL Co.:
GeHteme-I write to inform you of the result of the
use Of your A. b. c. Tonic in my My trouble was
Chronic Catarrh, IL years standing During this be.
riod tried superior medical aid and many recon.
mended remedies without substantial benefit tried
your preparation without any faith that thing
else would ever cure my Catarrh. L have used five
bottles and believe am well. L observe. however
you advise your treaties blood diseases that one
should continue it SIX months after being
cured and propose to do it This testimonial j.
given from the standpoint that Your Tonic merits ~
and with the hope that Others similarly affected may
try it, Respectfully, L. D. SMITH
$780,, "A. Is. c. Tonic, 81 per bottle
fIslCES \. h. &. Alternative. 81 per bottle
IA. b. {. Expectorant, Poe. per bottle,
Sold by all Druggists or upon receipt Of price Will be
forwarded TO any address.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases Free.
Address A. b c. CHEMICAL co,
leo Drawer 9.l, Richmond, Va
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4 RE UNLIKE ALL OTHER PILLS. NJ PU I.tIING
N pain Act specially the liver and bile.
Cartcr's Little liver Pills. one pill dose
nUR OILCLOIH CUTS GREAT FIGURE On
" the floor and tine prices Tor which conclude to
SeII II cut rtlll greater Our No III l0C.;
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