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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-07-30
First publication July %, ls9l J
pP0BaTE N0TICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
- Pierce county. In the matter Of The estate
Of Knute Erickson, deceased, intestate. In
Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands Of all persons against knute Erickson,
deceased, late Of the town Of Fl PasO, in said
county OF Pierce, will be received. examined
and adjusted by the County Court % Pierce
county, at the regular terms Of said court 70 be
held at the Office Of the County Judge, in the
village of Ellsworth, in and for said county, on
the first Tuesday of January A. d. 1892, and on
the first Tuesday Of February, A d. 1892.
Also, that from and after the I'D day Of July,
A. ID. 1891, 70 and including the first Tuesday Of
February, A D. 1sy2. is the time limited by said
County Court for creditors Of said Knute Erick-
son. deceased, TO present their claims 70 said
court for examination and allowance.
Dated July DIST, 1891.
BY order Of the Court.
]. ". HANCOCK,
l4-5w County Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-07-30
Co. St. p, M. & 0. Ry.

: y. y.
The Ellsworth train leaves ST. Paulat
ib:i5 A.. N. and SOS p N .
ES-Irains No. Is for Il. Paul connects at Hud-
ION for all points on Lake Superior; also for
Green Bay, Black River Falls, Eau Claire and
Nenomonie. also with daylight train for Chi
cago- Milwaukee and Madison.
Es-Traiu No. l5I connects at Hudson with
vestibule train for Chicago and Milwaukee, also
with fast train for Duluth, Superior, Ashland
and all Lake Superior points
Coupon Tickets OF sale for all principal points
in the United States
FP. AINsgoRTH. Agent
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-07-30

Do not miss our special sale on shoes
and clothing. r. y. Jensen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
CASSARD & SON FAIL.
The Great Lard Reffners OF Baltimore Make
an Assignment.

The Great Lard Refiners OF Baltimore Make
an Assignment.
G. Cassard 4 Son, the well-known provision
dealers and lard refners, SIT to 525 West Balti-
more street. Baltimore, have made an assign
ment to Samuel Snowden. The bond filed was
for S25O, O0o, indicating assets Of s125,OOO. The
announcement of the failure caused the great
est astonishment among the business men Of
Baltimore. The firm is an old one and was
supposed to be one OF the most stable in the
city. Their brands of leaf lard, hams, break
fast bacon and other varieties of cured pork
are known all over the country. member Of
the firm said that the assets Of the firm were
about 100000 and the liabilities scarcely any
larger. Baltimore banks are the principal
creditors.
The failure was due to the tightness Of
money. 1t is not known whether or not the
Howard Cassard steamboat enterprise had any
thing to do with embarrassing the firm. The
novel craft is named after one Of its members
and several Of the partners are said to bold a
large portion of the stock. 1t was rumored
that several banks and business men had
offered to combine to tide the firm over their
difficulties, but the offer was met by refusal
as they wished to make a settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
War Do You WoRx Fos,

No one works for love. II man h worth MILTON
y SSrks for money Every does that which yssds
tie osst return Why DON'T you use the came dfs-
srssion N baylnx' Buy everything tor cash aud buy
Irem cash houses II you pay cash ash ar.e: DO yua
ssli on srsd, or ins..iaent, the reyiy u yea,
heasss can't give cash prices I am the Only
fornitnre Dealer In Washington with nerve enour6
- say; Il don't want any credit trade. IL Won cnnf
pay cash you need not come" You viii hear thosS
who buy OF ssll credit SAY: oh he IL biovse -
" hum6ux." ~. 1 say II selling soods enssp Tor
s.ss mAiss one .60 vs., &C; roa e.n P.es the
yroois: solit Oak Extension liable. elusssr ler "a
legs). Co. six-foot Extsnsion Table a.; seven 49,
Psrior suites. 81. &c. Six~piees Rug Suites S5()
yery handsome hug suites. deep fringe, roll piu.n
arms sslk plush backs &c. sso sold eisew here 400
snsii e. q; Y.rd,Side C.rpss1. 1gSsc. aOc. 35s.
best Body Brussels. 81 -
Best Woven Wire Cots. Ell 9S; VII Bed Sprins.
warranted. 81 ~. OAK suites. Sl6 20 TO ss5; side
boards. oak. si2- so 20 40; six Oak ch.ar.. Is:
Ls.ther, sat ch.,r, s1gs each; 5s-Tiecs Iss -,
sss TO f na nn Ser ~ 81
81 DOZEN: Loo barrels Glassware. &c. Snyerpiaasd
Knives. ST: FORKS. Piated Tea Sst, Teapot,
Sugar. Cream and spoons Ell %. each piece sepa-
Fate We have the goods znei want the money log
them Whether you work ON The street count
t1oasanls. liyeOn Connecticut ave SSAnpoodle {"
SHAVE soOd. you want and WI save you ~oznsthinx
Iksos whzt am ssyinx and Ioaly AK yoa 70 eolns
n c. aRAsTY.
DOUBLE STORES
Furniture. Carpets. China. Glass. Tin. kc..
i53oLls I'm r. n W. bst- p and q.
Don't doubt tin pos nv. nos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Armed Bands Of Lawless Men Pillags and
Murdsr.

Armed Bands Of LaWless Men Pfllage and
Murder.
A dispatch has been received from Pekin
which confirms the statement that well-srmed
bands have devastated whole district in the
northern part of China, and that they have
piIlaged and burned the Belgian mission sta
tons. In addition to the destruction of the
mission stations at Tayou and Ssnchi, where
over lO0 converted natives were massscred by
the bloodthirsty bands, the station at Gehol
was sacked and burned.
The priest in charge of the mission, . Belgian
by birth, was killed by the mob, and several
other Christians were also nassacred. The
natives had heretofore been quiet and there
was no sign in the district that revolt was
meditated. The local authorities therefore had
taken no steps to suppress any outbreak, and
whom the natives rose they met with no mate
rial opposition, for the officials were prac-
tically helpless. II may be here stated that the
local governor. in his report of the occurrence
to the Pekin government, does not place the
blame upon the natives Of the province, but at
taches the responsibility for the crimes to the
bands of Mongolian robbers, who, he says,
made raid through the district.
Whatever the truth may be. the general gov
eminent has taken steps to prevent any further
outrages on foreigners or native Christians in
the district. Under orders from Pekin all the
troops available were, Immediately upon the
receipt of information regarding the trouble,
dispatched to the scene OF the disturbances.
The special correspondent in China Of q
London paper is able on the best authority to
state that the rebellion, for it is really rebel
lion, is spreading rapidly in the northern prov
inces. 30 much so that there is considerable
alarm felt at Pekin.
The rebels are advancing in masses upon
Pekin, and they are heirg joined en- route by
re-enforcements from the people and from the
army Several squadrons OF the so-callsd regu-
lar cavalry have already Joined the rebels in
addition to bands If deserters from the troops
classed as regular infantry. Finally. the rebels
have been Joined by number Of mandarins
and each day their strength and audacity are
increasing.
was massacred with the belligereut priests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
CARLISLE AND MILLS
He Thinks the Texas Statesman wo
Make q Good Speaker.

He Thinks the Texas Statesman Would
Make q Good Speaker.
In reply to a letter from Congressman John
D. Warner asking his opinion as to the merits
of Roger Q. Mills as Speaker of the National
House OF Representatives John G. Carlisle
says:
'Yhe charge that Roger Q. Mills is unified
by temperament to make a dignifed and effec-
tive presiding officer Of the House does that
gentleman very great injustice. Mr.. Mills is
earnest and courageous in the maintenance Of
his opinions, just and impartial in the dis
charge Of his public duties and he always &C.
cords to his opponents the same consideration
he claims for himself. If elected Speaker am
sure that no one would ever have just cause
TO complain of his demeanOr while presiding
or Of his general course on political questions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
TO SMOKERS,

Accommodations of mucus are espe.
ciaily we'll marked in the morning,
after smoking during the evening
hours, when the gastric walls are COW
cred with thick, tenacious layer.
Food entering the stomach at this time
will become covered with this tena.
cious coating, which for a time pre-.
vents the action of the gastric ferments
and so hinders proper digestion. One
or two of the Soden Mineral Pastilles
taken in the morning before breakfast
will clear the throat and stomach of
all these accumulations of mucus.
These Pastilles are also an excellent
remedy for sore throat, colds and all
catarrhal affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

A special from Tacoma says . terrible acci-
dent occurred yesterday forenoon near Canyon
station on Green river, seventy miles east Of
Tacoma, ca1sed BY . land slide Of the Northern
Pacific track Monday and Tuesday sixty
workmen were sent to the locality Of the dis
aster to repair recent washouts ON the railroad,
and while thus employed at the base Of = high
blu6 extending from the river, several thousand
yards Of bluff suddenly tumbled ON those be-
meath, killing twelve outright, carrying 200
yards Of railroad track and two men into the
river and burying several Others some of whom
Il Was thought might be rescued alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

II deem IL my duty TO say that think DR.
Greene's Nervura the best medicine in the world
Ny kidneys were in terrible state. Ihad awful
pains in the back and side and could not sleep at
night My headache was a source of great annoy.
ance and suffered much at certain periods. 1
cannot speak too highly of DR.. Greene's Nervura,
FOR it cured me OF mig terrible complaints Why
felt SO miserable that often thought that I
would take my own life. thank God for directing
me to Dr. Greene's Ncrvura.
MRS. LILA C. Roor,
SO Elm St, New Bedford, Mass"
NJ d f@ DIR. Greene, the successful
specialist in curing an forms of
nervous and chronic diseases, IS W. 14th Street
New York. can be consulted free, personally or by
letter. Call or write him about your case or send
for symptom blank to NIL out and letter fully ex-
planning your disease, giving advice. etc., will be
returned free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

The "French Colonel" Sent to Prison fol
Twenty-seven Years for Eoreeriea

The "French Colonel Sent to Prison for
Twenty-seven Years for Forgeries.
The man known as "Legrand," .Charles
Grand" Capt. Anderson" 1.-THE French Col
onel," and many other names, who is supposed
to be well-known American crook, who was
recently convicted of sending Matchmaking let
tiers to Lady Jessel, Baroness Bolsover and
other ladies in London. and who was convicted
OF forging checks upon the London and West
minister Bank. was yesterday sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment with hard labor
for the Matchmaking portion of his offensss.
In addition, for the forgeries upon the Lon
don and Westminster Bank, the French Colo
nef' was sentenced to seven years imprison-
ment, with hard labor
There are a number of other and similar
charges against the French Colonel" but it is
not thought that they will be pressed in view Of
the present sentences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
NERVOUS WEAKNESS.
Worse with General Debility.

You women, seam
stresses, sales girls,
and you who are con-
fined in Offices, mills
and factories, h ow
heavy is your drudg-
cry, how wearing upon
your life, how enervat-
ing to your feelings,
how exhaussing to your
strength, how blight
ing to your beauty!
Yop are often nervous,
generally weak ana
Gl,oays tired. You get
80 nervous sometimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
No Winter Racing Here.

At meeting of the executive committee of
the Washington Jockey Club o proposition to
lease the Benning track for q four months
WISER racing meeting was rejected by a vote
Of 10 to 8. The proposition came from Mr.. W.
H May Of Baltimore, who represented FRESH
dent Thompson and the officials Of the South
Jersey Jockey Club, whose track at Gloucester
has been closed by the courts. The offer was
$l2 600 for the four months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Fair dealing has always been the
motto of The EVENING STAR "a dollars
worth or more in return for every dollar re-
ceived" ID the principle upon which its bust
ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in its advertising columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
The Archb,shop Fined 5000 Fr.nc.

The Archbishop Fined 5000 Francs.
Tho trial of the archbishop of AK in Paris
yesterday on tho charge Of insulting and de-
flying Minister Faliieres resulted in verdict of
guilty Of the charge brought against him and
he WAS sentenced to pay q fine Of 5000 francs.
In addition to the fine the archbishop vas SEN
fenced TO pay the costs OF the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

you feel as If you would fly In pieces; you have
no ambition 20 do anything and have q great
sense Of weariness feel dragged out and are in.
describably miserable.
Just SO surely as You have these feelings Just so
surely ,cfH Dr. Greene's Nervura cure you. 1t is
the great strengthener Of nerve and body, is
purely vegetable and harmless and druggists sci,
1t for $lOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

4 Chance for American Whisky.
News has been received in Chicago by whisky
men that the bounty which the German gov
eminent has been paying to distillers for the
home production Of high wines was withdrawn
on Tuesday. This action 10 presumably on &C.
count Of the short cereal crops in that country.
II will open up both the British Isles and the
continent TO the American product
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Prof Chsndier's Discoveries.
Prof. 9. c. Chandler read before the Boston
Scientific Society on Tuesday evening an
analysis Of observations showing that the paral-
lels Of latitude, which were commonly supposed
to b fixed IineA are really nutable. In gen.
eral, Prof.. Chandler's discovery ID that the pole
Of the earth revoivss shout . circumference
With about thirty feet radius in al days This
discovery. il ID claimed, accounts for many Of
the discrepancies In astronomical observations
which have been bothering astronemsrs for
nearly two hundred yeara
Mr.. Chandler states that his conclusions have
been verified by observations In England,
France, Germany end In America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
OuR New Hoxs
Is ready for your Inspection.

IL ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS ..-
Are completely stocked with everything that isnsw
and desirable In Household Furuishtngs and Is well
worth = visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room Din
ing Room and Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is devoted entirely to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall and winter colorinxa AL
gradea
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock OF Parlor Furniture which for variety
Of design and uniform excellence of material not
surpassed by any house in the country
Some STARTLING Prices.
., rsn.n Is. 8 H.'r Cloth r.''s Suites cs.A sas'
Solid o.s Bed Boom Suites. p,sc.s Gosh. OF;
Poplar Bed Room Suites. apieces. Cash. sl4 ;crsds
e15. -.
sIx-roor OAK EXTENSION TABLE, Casa.
-. 25; credit. o. 50.
Eight-loot Oak Extansion Tshla Cab AZ n.
credit. e.
Forsypound Hair Mattress Cash. $3.50, credit
sS
Woven Wire sprinss. Cash. O.. %; credit. %. so
BRUSSELS Carpet, per yard Cash. co.. ;credt, &c.
Ipsruin Carpets. per yard. Cash. 5c. :creit. 4Oc.
Carpets sswed and LAID ire u cost. No cnAryssos
weste IN natchin9.
7. TERMS,
Easy weekly OF monthly psyments
no note. and eper cent discount allowed for settle
ments N thirty days.
OR oANsS
6RkDIr HousR.
ssa-T sla ga and se3 ath q q. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
sT potBLf TEkck- .sftfSbIn scfsrtYr..

70 So TIE tN I5,g RfsS =. EHSEsr.
sfEit EsIls A.eSi f'dNsih s ssfuffsSssskr
TRADE shtaht va sB sf Z sf IsSsTrOs
For la,.ssTS End %, Wet nene.yiv.Il. Las,.a
daily: fss, Lane. 10. 20 IN. daily 70 s.re.
bars 70 i1,,slurs and s,srTans csTs ron ffs--
enrs 10 Indianapolis, p1tfshnrT 20 Co luinhns A.
sss da i fsol s Ssr ~s.S1nss.I E :,
s g - Lon lon , ocS9,eisa ffSIFe.s I. as On.
rshars and slrep,hE aud biuinS csT- Hsrrs.snrs
., .,, Sh,ss.o mss.sTS krrrs-. :, go pm. a-iy.
Louis: soa@sia isy ! NH s s..
Dinsns caT PiitsfUrs TO isciSaoSd md tS,.sar
ss NJ. t, Nth ss 70 sss ies n,,,,a sss
For ksns, CanlndsiTus. Rccse-,sr and Nia~ar. s.I.
For IRE. cInsniAssu@ snd Ro he-,.r a.sy; fot Ru,
IaiS and St Ns.15a ssr sts s..a 100
For Mn-,@spor, noehsser and S.s.n. Isll.. go
Ma.,,inston % koghester
tor MllilAiassport. dAi'S. 4 20 pm
FOR Pa a rhiA, NEW YORK AID THTEasr.
1000 and ~. IS pm, On sunday. o. 90, IiaOs
m limited rs1r - OF 81 PaS. MI Ssr, ssS c.r,
Dinins Car 20 New York, 80 an daily es,syss
For New ioEk only. Laml,-d Express. with Disi.r
Gar ITO ! fS Ssli Fsii6f 81 M SoSSfr
f@s, eHrress. sio an. week days. and j Is pm
Accommodation. 800 a m. daily
ENgre-S. = ~ daily.
Tor bsston. without change. z Is n m every sar
ror srooLlyn. y. n. all through trains connect AZ
Jersey Clty With boats of Brooklyn Amer. afard-
- iefriage across New iofk Csty
dsfy. 49, 1855 M
for Rsltimore, 300 asa. 80. $40 400. "a
lopO 10 20 ll.ou and n. "a q. M, 10 IL . iO.
~, So A4s, o. 4 ~. I. :ss, 3 80. q "a 20.
900. nos. 10. -, il.oo q m. a. Il. 10 : ~
l,' - 4 a.. co. 4 ~ ). 90 q. IL. :. 40 10 %
For Pores Greek line. . 80 . m. and 90 p. a..
For Annapolis. $50. 500 and IL 70 I. n. and4 %
p m, aAily ssosIs sunday. sUndsys o % . ~.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
for AieAAnSriS, $50. IS. IS. $50. 81. 10 IS
3 m. l2ul noon, LOO, . N, A.sS a - rli-
a.Si. q l., s.ge 10. % and ll.sA D m. IN rsn.
Gay So. 80. - -. 10. ~ A-la-. 100. Z. "a
Accommodation tor QuAnfiro. = IS m daily
for has hfnOna and the south. 4. ~ and 40 81 n ~,
daily O.Os y. Neek DAYS. -
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, o. 1.os
go. a 20. lola. ll.ls. liza s-m. l.U, .es
~ s -. SeS. > - q u, :. % s. Is. lose std
ll44 AIN: Us. 5.O0. los. Z. 40 u I5 and 10 ~
- -
Tickets and Information az the Office north..s. o.
ner OF 18th street and pennsyl avenue ana Al a.
statOn where orders can be left Tor the cbs-lfns a
SSSSss 70 assiinsiion IRON hotels and resiaences
NhAo. n fLDh. q. o.. MOOD
nol6 Ae'A1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

vsis>cencet noticed that she getting deaf md
would not answer when spoken to. It became worse
rapidly until she decidedly deaf and discharge
commenced to run from her ear which became 20
profuse that il WAS necessary put pads her
TO keep from running her little bonps< Whenever
she went out The discharge very Irritating, and
excorizted her until they nearly raw. To-
gether with this there q very decided odor which
could be noticed quite = distance. Mr.. Kienk bad
sent her 10 physciAns but the dschzrgs and deaf.
ness did not abats.
Then Dr. Jordan Of COG 18th ct. NV wss spoken
of. and 10 decided to give him trial He exam-
ined her and said it was quite . severe case, but
thouxht that he eonld IL Louise took kindly to
the doctor took her treatment very nicely and seemed
TO be pleased 70 and see him The condition COM
menced 10 improve at the Discharge grew less
rapidly. the oor ceased her hearing improved until
today there 10 discharge. odor her hearing a
acute - ever and physically perfect she was
In her life This claim Is due to the skuI and
Patience Of Dr. Jordan who in this case Ut least ac
eUsnpished what Others had failed TO do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26


On NIUE knoil nov many nunoreo S"rus
W.. oeu o'~.o' JN
e"io ouiiuins Ano 40 'no Sna"PoA -
=. nos because snefe nave Desn my pa1 N..~
- esins i'e .a. yeai'' os' -, .oa .:..s
NC ~ .N .I.
sn' ,"e'e W sAe 0',eA
no o'ner ptace LOT tne"- Durine 'ne nis'
OF thas epedamic there was no hoepitai' ana tne
members Of the old board OF health did the
best they could to. isolate the sick ones In
this thew did NOT mcceed very well. and the
- NJ. p.,;,r,;,
neA' year, through 'ne enoi" " mr. -, "I.sc ~.
refers, VINO is now clerk IN tine neaitn once'
the present building was constructed. The
and is some distance from any place
OF human habitasion except the jail. Inc Old
hn hay aA &c. - ~ thssa ,nonr xa.rs
Prom the door can be seen potter's field, and
there the superstitious people imagine they see
the ghost walk as well as the resurrectionists
appear with great regularity and leave behind
mem nm empty grave; Dr. McWiihams, the
physician 70 the JAIL, oDlects 70 the conunuance
OF the hospital at It's present site ana mas mace
hnom .n G na opJeGuons 70 inc proper autnores'
t hea.S "a veer aamme" mas cst.ea sne a..en n,
uoh OF the Commissloners 10 tne necessity OF
keeping the building and yesterday afternoon
DePu'y heaitn Omcer bahy anu Mr: refers
made an inspection Of the place and will make
tneir report thereon In lew days.
NO DANCER AppRrHEspEp.
ST .nprebend No Immediate dancer - said
u..,.s pm. u.. a. ,,.o
nealn Omcer hammet' 70 q SIAH reporter,
out IL VIII ono harm to be In readiness In case
the disease visits this locality. It has broken
out in Georgia. but how badly I do not know.
and the buildings and everything are In readi-
NJ AZ. WI" a. aels' no. nase 80 n .S 70 rear
condition of the Sosnitai bnildine and zee that
it is put in proper condition. 1 don't think
there has been genuine case OF small pox here
since the epidemic IN ls'Z-3. several times
oases oI Ine disease nave Deeh reported, put
upon in.eslga.ion tney turned gu. 70 De severe
oases Oh measies OF some 0iner o,sease oi that
SUI no' ~ oao ~ 'ne smah poA-
BELIEVES IN VACCINATION.
When onest;onad as to tho v,lna NJ racc;ra-
a.; a.. 1 1S.N,.1, ,T -
.'on INC uoo'or rePiea' ain URN Dene'er
:. -
an earnest bel;svsr T an, necessar;jv . creot al,
vocats Of it and as such always advise persons
to get vaccinated. If the vaccination is thor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

4 Reesaas 0rdsrsA.
The Esu York supreme court has granted an
order foe . recount in Sullivan county In the
case Of Bsakes, democrat who, IL was csshmed,
was defesssd BY majority Of one By Ksariek,
republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
On TIE Ilogon AAsIT, ros.

nRUNKENNRss or THE LIQUOR HABIT, POS
~ irtNEL1 CgRED ~ ADhiNIsTERiNu
u y Manufactured a. q powder. which can b given
IN glass OF beer. cup coffee tea in fool,
without the knowledge Of the patient II h absolutely
hsrHsss md NIL enest peslsnent and speedy cure.
holic wreck. IL has been given in thoussnds cases
md in every instance perfect ours has foioMsd lt
never TAILS The system once tnllregnated with the
specific Z become an utter inpossbsy tor the liquor
G0LDEN SPECIFIC CO., SOLE pRoPRIEToRs,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Forty eight pAxe book OF particulars free. To b
bad Of 8. II. WARE. under Ebbitt House. WASH
tngtons D. G. myl1. 81. th. 9. tn. to10my, sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Lumsden, Ashinger and Robb were tied last
night in the international bicycle match OF
Po,ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

HAS NOT CONTAINED PATIENT FOR NEARLY
TWENTY YEARs-vAcCINAT1oy As A PREvENrA-
TIvE-EvERYrHINa SHOULD BE READY IN CASE
TEE DIsEAsH SHOULD APPzAa HERE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

BUcxnenANs DYE for the whisksYn can be ~
piled when At home, and IL uniformly successful
In eolorins brown OF black. Hence is great popu-
lartfy