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"Thc Old Berkeley'' Is an Excellent
Tonic and Healthy Beverage.
When you need an exhiiarating tonic or a
pure beverage, so direct to the wine and
liquor establishment OF JAMES THARP, whose
record for straight goods has stood the test in
Gopot for his celebrated Old Rye Berkeley
Whisky. TAARP's establishment, as almost
everybody knows, is centrally located, at sls F
81. INV. ja4-dn
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Rye Whisky, S years old. Of, CSC.
Port Wine (n,cd. use), full a., Soc.
Muscat Vino, fine flavor, full Ct, S5c.
Golden Catawba, Sne favor, 25c.
Try sack of our Flour, perfect satisfaction,
at 81. so, Toe. and 40c. sack; Early June Peas,
l0c; cans Solid-packed Tomatoes. 25c.; New
Maple Strip and Sugar, Graham Flour.
1t p. X. WILSON, 934 It'll st. NV.
Java and Mocha Coffee, fresh and fine.
Old Mapdahling Java, royal drink.
Try our Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. ID.
Fresh Cocoa Shells. &c. per Id.
''Sun-Rise Chop" Tea. Soc. per ID.
Rice Popcorn sure pop, I0c. Id.
condensed Mincemeat, something new, 10c.
pkg New Valencia Raisins. &c. per Id.
New Zanter Currants, sc. per ID.
Royal Baking Powder, strictly at cost
West of England Table Sauce, 10c. bottle.
Self-raising Buckwhout l6c. per pkg.
Fine Mixture Nuts. guaranteed netc.
Broad Run Creamery Butter, best quality.
MErzGER's FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
IT. All Tin ST. NV.
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FEENcH PArrErx HAS

CARPETS secured on the floor by our ammo
mated process. NJ. SEwMEYEE, Manager, 1908
and l1l0 L Il. NV
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WlbOr's Compound of Pure Cod Liver
OH aud Lime cures Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all Scrofulous Humors.
10 Ono and All.-Aro you suffering from q
cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis Or any of the
various pulmonary troubles that so often end
IN consumption? II SO, use "wilhors Pure
Cod Liver Oil and Lime" q safe and sure
remedy; This is no quack preparation, but is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty,
Manufactured only by A. Is WILBoE Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. ia5-eo3t
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II Ycr HAVE ASY WATCHES. CLOCKS on JEw-
fLRx T. te repaired go 20 \. WALTER, practical
matchmaker and ieweler, 1897 14th ST. NV. AL
work Warranted.
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l WANT You

10 read this advertisement and take practical bust
ness view Of it. We have written it to misead or
deceive but TO inspire your confidence attract buyers
and extend OUR trade We give o uniform discount of
D per cent On every article in the house. This may
look small. but when deducted from our extremely
low prices you will ind We way below all ether
houses who offer 10 or even 2Oper cent of We would
caution you not 10 loso sight Of this fact and let big
discounts lead you astray. Read what per cent off
means At GRASTI'S: Git. Extension Table suuare or
round S1'S can you match it? Cotton-top Mat
troas, 81 IA; you can't get it elsewhere Best Mako
hardwood Wire Cots. $LI9; compare 10 and 20 per
cent of elsewhere. Oak Chamber Suites, SIS 6s
Puro Cured Hair Mattress. Sl1 IS; did You ever See
one at that price? Spring Shades ,.Sc try to
buy them and lie. US hear from you, Six Tumbiers
lie no house ever offered them except Grasty Best
Quality Doc Floor Oh Cloth. .3.c. Atwood Carpet
G21lc. Very Best Grade Two-ply. 7lc lamps,
Crockery. China. Tin aud small ware generally at
moving prices. Knives and Forks Plated Ware. &C.
EemeiR er, don't sci credit and We woulI i'm
press his uron you: Don't doubt ts!i you trv This
discount for thirty d,ys.
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LOCAL MENTION.


rrrrcAsT TIL. EICIir p. II. FRIDAY
For the District Of Columoia, eastern Penn
sviTanla. New Jersey, Delaware, MARYLAND and
virginia, .air till Satur,.sy. slightly colder;
sa-aicr tomorrow; winds becoming southwest.
utsL Water. Low Water
1913 am. LIS pm. TAI am S:ZGpm.
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Lors NJ winter prices on VI ST.; $500 each;
S20 down: zi.G front Rare chaace- WAGGA-
MAN. l4th and G sts-
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MEDICAL, &c.
nR CARLETON.
500 18th st. NV,
Washington. d. C.
Graduated London, England. 1865
and New York 1873

Gives special attention to diseases of men. lack of
energy force. vitality, induced by oyertaxaton
OF brain. ndscreton. Loss Of partial
or complete. except in cases of paralysis. EXTREME
old age or general breakdown of the entire consttu
tion is in nine cases out Of ten the result naa-
matory. hyper sensitive and highly irritable condition
Of the prostate urehra which from bad WORSE
NEVER heals spontaneously and CANNOT he cured
by stomach medication Ny method of LOCAL meii-
cation and electrical treatment TO the affected part
the only sensible scientific and safe mode of treat.
ment it is the ONLY method now advised, advocated
and practiced by the eminent celebrities Of America
and Europe, who have earned a Worldwide distinction
BY their knowledge and skill in the treatmen: Of dis
eases of the organs and nervous system
BY my method restoration to health and power is alb
solutey certain. failure impossible, age No impedi.
ment. No nauseous dosing.
Naricocele. structure. kidney and bladder ailments
and all acute or chronfc diseases within MY speciality
genito-crnary surgery treated with skill success
Privacy assured Hours, 8 10 B. Sunday. 9to - Con.
sul:ation free. Ia
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

'EALIY- peMni,s Coach Line. Round TriPs no.
Arlington. SOLDIER HOME Chain and CABIN John
brid.es. 10 q NJ. m. 5oc: to ..sc Zoo fsrs an
and Departments. with guide, lOc.
No visit complete without ride on our great IA.
hand Tally Ho Leaves BIB 18Th St NV sel-tr
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Dr. WsRxER's CoRsE-s. 9jc-: monarch shirts.
97c.; Lonslale cambr;c, 10izc-: ShawknIt
hosiery. 25c; Toxic crepe for evening dresses,
lie. At BRoDHEADS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
An efficacious drink for the nervous and dyl
petite. s
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

4 POUNDS BEST LARD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, %
Il small Sugar-cured Hams, Der pound 10
SAail
Quart bottle Baker Whisky
galIon Good Sweet CatGwb9 Wine.
G. A. U'HAhE.
d3f-fm&I1t 1897 9TH ST. n. W. near o.
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Mems Saxony Wool ,yackets. 81, "a,
Former price, $3.50. At AUERBAcHs. 7.h and
H.. Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns.
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Il have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial Troches, which have never failed,
ana must say they arc second to none in the
world. "-FtttI Il. Nay, Cashier, 81. Paul,
Mtna. IA
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AN ATTRACTIVE D,srnAr

AN ATTRACTIVE D1srLAx
OF the many attractive windows on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue there none that compare with the elegant
and pleasing variety displayed In the win6owsof
J.W. BoTELER SON,
923 Pennsylvania avenue.
Here can be found as complete an assortment of
CHINA. GLASS, PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS,
BRIC-A-SRAC. &C.,
As brought together the collection Of which,
apaptel for the Holiday Trade would charm the most
fastidious. Among the many greetinSsfor Xmas and
New Years none can be found mo,e appropriate than
selection from china store The superior qualities
Of these goods and their suitability for HOLIDAY Pres
ets only be determined BY visit. which insures
purchase. ais
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Received today a case of French pattern hats.
Arrived late-will be sold at cost.
PNMEE. Importer, 1107 F st.
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RALTiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect December ID. 1891.
Leave Washington from stanon Vi New Jersey
For Chicago ana Northwest Nesiibuled Limited Er-
press trains u 10 a. IA. 4, i.in daiiy.
buied Limited 80. express D a. a. al. daily.
For ilttsburv ana Cleveland. .Hiress daily IL 3oA
For For L Il and s;sl:lton, tIo. goa
Tor Mil'iiestr and My stations. 10 80 pm
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoosa and Memph,.
For Bail Sa u s.ssi day. S'S l4 s5Se 300
tsoO, s1-alI.utes). nso1. sO. x3.o i0 eco. nti.-
Iis. 43l, Cos. i5 iS II 10 o. n ~ a.
~ ~ o 80 hsoo: ~ o9 80; Al - and Bop "a
si9oo; - minutes m, ni:Oo. Loo. hsa AZ a.
$50. ~ 90. XII. 90. II IS ~ 80
foE Annalo.is 30 and So a. m. L.. 10 G.d 42s
Ior FFederlck. tll.5o am, I.l5. tao. IL. ~
For Hagerstown. 80 40 an. and - 3op.m.
ROYAL Blue LINZ fuk NEN lokh AND PHIL
daily 4.U5. 800. 40 90. Dininr Carr am, LOO
noon. 40 q ~, lining Carr, uI.oOp.n. slespEns
buts, far4or CiIs on all day trains
tor Boston = 40 a. az. with faiimsn Buffet sleep
wa ioughktel trl.se. landing asselers In a. aia
Tor AJlgnisc City. 4.o5. 90 ana L. 10 noon sus-
days. 400 Tn ana 4 noon. .
tLhcept sunday: Daily: ssunday only.
hsEase S2ed Sr 9a SaseLe from hotels ,l soa rs.
offices, ol9 and ,:l5l AZ. ave-. ana a depot.
). A. UDELl, IaAa. %. sCULI,
,ren. Munaler. fdl4l Gen. Pass AT
~ H1sAPEAAL AND OHIO RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Il. 1891
Trans leave daily lEoIu nlOn station lb. and \
Giii aud streets.
IhIOueh the rrsndest scenery 10 America. with the
La.dsolLest and nust complete solid Train service
Nest nun WASHINGTON
100 - Cincinnati Fast line" Sold Train
Wash AGfOn 20 Cincinnati without csl-e. arriving a:
C.IUILlIat! al - 10 H. cOine, TING ces VI
Tor l.dIaLap0ns. 81. LVuls, sc.
II 20 pm. the famous II lN.Nesiibule Limited"
a suil Nestlbule with ainng Tor Cincinnati.
OLio. Lexington and IOulsye. ny. arrN IA al en-
Cnnatl u A., M. Lea tuu a. - pm. Louis Nll.e
$50 I. ~, mon del OTIS ali lo.ns.
10 T. ia. E,pr to4 Goa los .c. G.r ttesy u. e.
EcAIund, Naa aes1oro. stSUEtoE and gFlacsial AH-
gina FONTS
10 = a. IA via T. T. andP Railway and Ricno Ia %
Old Point Comfort and NurfUk-ONLl RAIL LINE
human iOcaiiuEs and 1lcketsat Conn any Oflcss
of3 and 1871 g'ILa
noIo L. " FULLER. GenI Passenger AGENT.
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80 GEN A. quickly cured by

C.nrrrs CIHANED by the Empire Carpet
Works eSi-,S}j Mass. ave NV, are made moth
yroof Tree of charge. Ie!erLone 49,
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Nervous Prostitution, SteepIessness. Opium
habit, Dullness, Blues cured by DR.. Niles
Nervine. Samples free at
ctr MERJZs DRCG STORE 10l4 F St
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ALASKA SEAL SAcQurs. KEEPERS
AND JACKETS,
Astrakhan Refers and Jackets.
Alaska Seal Capes and Mufa
Mink Capes and Muffs.
fers:an Lamb Capes and Muifs
Black Iartsn Capea and Muls
Astrakhan Cafes and Nuffs,
Beaver Capes and MuNs
Monkey Capes and Muffs
Gray krimmsr Capes and Nufs
Wool Seal Cages and Mufs,
French Seal Capes and Nufrs
French Coney Capes and NUTS.
dyed Opossum Capes and Nuts.
Boas In Bear. Black Lynx. Black Marten Black Hars
and other furs.
CARRIAGE ROBES. FLOOR RUGS, FuR TRIM.
MINGS.
CENTS FUR CAPS AND GLOVES,
COACHMEN's CAPEs AND HATS.
JAMES z. DAVIS Sons.
no2A-ts 1Soa Psnnsyivania sv&
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salvation Oil does not sail under false
coiors. Its color is red, it's price % cents.
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O. T4RFIELD Si,:PsoS has begun his annual
reduction sale Of .ro-serirgs and suitinss. See
sdvt. trst page.
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Rifies-Tho Marlin. Colts aud Winchester
repeating. reduced from $3.50 to els. WAL
FoRD's, f77 Pa. ave- lts
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II. c. GRAsTY.
1510-lo 9Th st.. bet. p aaion NV
Double Stores Furniture. Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mat
ting. Shades. China. Glass, &c. las
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EtrG4STLY furnished rooms at the Elsmere.
1908 ii strcet-AdS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

j. =. a
ja7-t c. A. ELLIS. Manager.
X ERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER.
IA Pennsyivanta ave. and 18th ct.
THIS wEEK-MATINEE SATURDAY.
THE HENRY BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
Including
TExARKANAs,
The Only American Danseuse.
Next week-THE MILDRED NOVELTY CO.. in
Guiding Cyclops and Sandow. iai-ot
A LAUGHS GRAND OPERA HoUSE.
TONIGHT ATS
NIL NE: WI %M: H H G eksSE
Mr. Nh: NM K H C CkANE
WILL APPEAR FOR THE LAST TIME
In the Great American Comedy,
TIE SENATOR.
By David p; Lloyd and sydney Rosenfcld
H. s II: sa$ ss.s,I mss'a'''
FOR MONEY.
FOE FOE M MSSEif::
BY Clay M , GEesps aud apsTstp, ThSm.s
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
sPECIAL-FoUR NIGHTs-oNE MATINEK
NINE. SARAH BERNHARDT,
Under the direction OF Messrs. Henry E Abbey
and Maurice Grau.
Wednesday January Is
LEAH.
Thursday January Il
FROU FRou.
Friday. January Is.
JEANNE DARE.
Matinee Saturday, 10th.
CAMILLE
Saturday Evening" 10th,
LA TOSCA
Advance sale Of reserved seats now open. Prices g.
80 30, 81 and 81. 90 according to location !a7-tf
ACADEMY
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
WILLIAM COLLIER.
THE QUAINT COMEDIAN
And q great company in the FUNNIEST OF ALL"
Farcical Entertainments,
HOss AND H0ss.
New Songs! New Dances. New FunI
ALAUGH IN EVERY LINE.
Next week-EVANGEL1NE.
Seats on sale. ja7-tf
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING,
PIToU's STOCK CO..
In Martha Morton's Society Comedy,
GEoFFREY MIDDLETON. GENTLEMAN. /
iif56ii
Saturday Evening. Farewell, Night OF the ritou CON-
pany. upon which occasion will be pre-
SeEted Tor the only tine
A MODERN MATCH.
By Clyde Fitch. Esq. Author OF Beau Brumlnel."
sEafs SOW SS & sSf
L C T U RE-.
MARY s. lockwood.
fesTss Snaei the sS.pess q the Lazy Manase1s
the Columbian cN WfTns%h AA,,r
SATURDAY. JaNUAkY 5. us O'CLOCK.
Tickets. 30 cents For sale at Brentano's. ja64.
IINIvERsALlsT CHURCH.
FRIDAY. JANUARY
illustrated Lecture by
PROF. JOHN b. DE NOTE. Phi. D.
Subject: MUSIC AND MUSICIANS"
Admission. with reserved seat. SOC. Tickets at Met.
zerotts. ja5-4t
III Nv w s RI ,kh 3 IAN zoo,
BENEFIT St. AIMS school. Ienieytown
i s. g. r 81 tEfesi b,e OF +:
Tickets so and 1oc, at ffeiner Coniif's 5l6 18th
st. NV. jao-3t
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES.
The public lectures at the Catholic University Of
America during the month of January. 1882, will be
delivered by
R. W. SHUFELDT. MD,
Whose general subject will DO
BIOLOGY.
January Its History and Present Dominion.
January l4-Its Relations to Geology.
January 21-Its Value a Study.
January aS-rts Growth and Future Influence.
Thursdays, 4:30 pm. Admission free. jao-3.
HARRIs' BIJOU THEATER.
11Mrs p. Harris. L. L. Brltton and T. F. Dean.
Proprletcrs and Managers
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. JANUARY Al
E. D. STAIRS COMPANY
In the Melodramatic Farce.
"a BARREL OF MONEY"
Blending of Natural and Farcical Comedy and
Sensation.
In Act Ill the Wonderful
'IRON MILLS AT WORKS.
Positive Stage Triumph
An Entire Production Filled With
FUN. MUSIC AND EXCITEMENT. 1a4
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY. JANUARY l., 1892,
THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK,
WALTER DAMRoSCH. Conductor.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
hOhT hoUIE TO LONDON.
NCkDDEUlsChkkL LLOYD g. & co.


!, hUhT hoUTE 10 LONDON.
= NCkDDEU1SCHkk LLOYD B. & CO.
tasf AxIIess Stesner.
To Southampton Nyonoun. hayTel. Bremea-
Ems Tues. Jan Il. y. IN. Saale iucr.. Dan. IL.
8 a. l. tIIe, Bat. Jan. ). III Eldsr, luos-.
Jan. 20 pm. Aller. s4t.. Jan. 81. a 1rAys.
Tues. tetG =. Gam
rooms. excellent table. lux uriouA
,a.oon apIo.ntIaciIts fr.oes; 1st cabn. up
ward a Lettn. according TO location. ID cabin. sU
beItn steersge 81 400 I4sesL App1 a. 3. OfOOt.
S25 PENN ave- d2o
rTEoPIcAL TOURS
Novel interesting trips TO the beautiful English
Isafd Of ana tue Iuany od xOro towns VI the
spanish Man. occupying two longer. by the
Atlas Line OF sfeaznrss. About
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necsssaTy eSp~nses OF visit TO Jamaica
Hayri, Colombia Nlcar.eua and Costa kIca Only art
caDln passengers. for pamphlet address PIN. fOk-
VOID ~. Agents. "a statest. New iork nos-eo5is
A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
a GLASGOW TO PHILADELPAIA DIhECT.
/ ESTATE LIKE,
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. fOh1 NIGHTLY
CABIN passage, $50; class, sl stcer4se, ~.
bAL1IAOkE AND LltkkfOOL sLkyfCE
HaslG-x and d. Sobas. n. n.
Steamers sall from Baltimore fOrtnlghtly.
Apply to q. ", MOSs, ss.l Ia ave. OF
no26-5I0 Mrs ID. A. bisOsNA>. Mas alngtou
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Special Sale
$3.50.

OF Boys Double-breas.ed Heavyweight Wool
Suits. Age to IA years.
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CouGu FoILowISG Gen A. quickly cured by
very small doses OF IiSO's cure Tor COEsump-
ton After every spG,In %. coughing. even II
occurring every few inmates. ut~e i've or ten
drops Just enough 20 mOi-tcn the throat
FrssrLI's IcE CREAM a. '.elgered every day
in the yea-. Leave order .Or tomorrow
Cl,..lrr .: 1877 new York avenue
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ARTIFICIAL eyes. 80 up. HrHrrER's, ass ra-ave-
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MANICURE

MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND cHIROPOD
MI IST 7O3 18TH 81. N .-The only Importer and
Mauufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROP0D
I6T GOODS south Of New York. no20-u
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
ttOIAa AEaAOS.
The
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.

rrtr further notice the palatial Iron ana ste6
Steamer c.. AkI.Es MACAIE slkk Will leave lief
wharf, fOOt Of stD 81. a. IoisONs-
lOk MOUNT NELNDN-One trip daily. except
SUNDAY. 10 sIaIp. reaching the cliy on her
return 3 D. Fare. round tE.I. Ell, lEc- uaiA-
admission 10 tie Iansiun grounds. Ele.Iit cAio
Charles Manchester AID iulG.. served 81 esS
lrlOes.
Telephone caIl-Ssa
CAPT. l. J. BLAKE.
ocI2 CommandIng Charles Aacac-ts.r.
4. on NOkfOLk And Old POINT lake
Il Steamer LADY OF 1itE LAM. Farce % Hound
trip Steamer leaves U Il. wharf tei iaI "a u
caule cars MEDAESDAl. FRIDAY and 81 MAJ, .
lgnted with eectr4ciiy and iiisLe lsirYuxh
Through tickets 10 bOstoE. lncIues iileA.s aid
slate IL. aud New AOrk. ah.o leleinOne
CAL, l:.JU, Z. v. Ofoes--sla ls-. anu T. a W
els add lslJl teuaa- .se. ,,,.,. ,,-y.,,,, ,
gglU ALI hLp WIZ. ". a n
- ILAMEI. ''MAkLFlkleD' -. -.,.-,,.,, -.
- leay.s ,th-st alIar. on MONDAYS TIT RSDkya
and SATURDAYS at a. m. Returning IL a-SbAk
fAlDAl and 81 NDAl evening". ~, -.
for NOininl Cfeea. Aa ana o. Clements DASs ~~Ss
touch .ng = lLterlleal4fe iALdlnzs.
~ asseu.or recommendations DTsi-classs
- ". RIDLEY,
.vs OeIleTal Mana1ps.
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Catarrh Can BE Cured surely, safely and
pleasantly by Piso's Remedy. 1t cures when all
else fails. All druggists. SOC.
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1Oc. Royal Glue! Woodward i Lothrop's
G31-1m
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A BUCKLES COFFEE, 2oc PER LIB.
IA Perfection Tea DOC.
Id. Roya, Blend Tea and n doz. Silver-plated
Spoons for sJOc cans Pe Peaches DC. 2 lbs.
Eyaporated AIrcots for Poe. Table Peaches. 10 and
loo cans SUGAR Corn tor ,Jc. cans Peas for .oC.
cans Best Early June Peas tor pc 2 cans Name
Corn for oc. Large cans Tomatoes, sc. Best Sugar
cured Hams. loo. Best suxar-cure1 Shoulders. We.
Pure Lard. Sc star Of the East" Best Pat Process
s6 - per Dbl. 81. 10 per u Dbl.
y It's. Rolled Oats for .oc. lbs. Buckwheat for
2oc. lbs. k,ce Tor &c.
J. 7. d. PYLEG.
4i2 4th st. Sc.
oco0-3m And Monroe st., Anacostia
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WINTER RESORTS

I'oR SALE or RENT AT ATLANTIC CITY.
= htty-room hotel. near z. II r. depot: exceiien;
location, ocean view; completely furnished: f.oleru
sonveniences hne list Of houses lSrse and sma. /,
Tor sale or rent. T.. IA. Mills. Heal Estsie lll5
Pacifc ave. AtlantIc CITY. n. J ia.,-..olun
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IoMELIKE
HOTELS.

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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-08-26
UNCLE SAM'S SIDE
OF the Big Pond Will Be jealousy
Guarded.

OF the Big Pond Will Be jealousy
Guarded.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-"The treas
ury department is using all possible
vigilance to prevent the introduction of
cholera into the United States'' said AS
sistant Secretary Spaulding this after
noon, land l am glad to say that the
steamship companies will render us all
the assistance in their power"
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Commissioner
Mule, OF the quarantine board, was
seen today and stated that the
quarantine board was taking every
precaution to keep the dreaded
scourge within the prescribed quarters.
Supt. David Ii. Starin stated that every
thing is being done to ward off the dis
ease, and that the quarantine commits
sioners would visit the island Saturday
next. Dr. Cyrus Edison, sanitary super
intendent, says: Personally, feel very
secure in regard to cholera, and dread
an epidemic of cholera much less than
would one Of typhuS fever. Iii the first
place, there can be no mistake made i'll
diagnosing the disease. Then, too, the
disease develops much more rapidly
than typhuS. 1t would therefore be alb
sOluteiy impossible for an immigrant to
come into this country with latent chol-
era. which might develop after he had
passed quarantine. The cholera also
is not so contagious as typhus. 1t de-
velOpS and multiplieS with marvellous
rapidity. but cannot be carried without
the aid of animal life
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-08-26
Ranks of the Soldiers Are In
Vaded, and Regiments Be-
ing Moved.
Definitely Decided That the
Disease Is the Genuine
Asiatic Kind.
Steps for Prevention of It's
Spread Taken on Both
Sides of the Ocean.

BERLIN, Aug. 25.-The carriages of
all trains arriving at Berlin and Co
lOgne from Hamburg are locked until
the passengers have been examined by
physicians. Prof. Koch is reported to
have SAID that the number of cases of
cholera i'll Hamburg is not great in pro-
portion to the population, but that the
Virulent character of the disease gives
ground for the greatest possible anxiety.
THE HAGUE, Aug. 25.-An official
proclamation was issued today declar
ing that Antwerp is infected with
ASiatic cholera. and ordering a strict
quarantine against all arrivals from that
port.
VIENNA, Aug. 25.-A strict watch is
kept at the Austrian frontier on all pas
sengerS arriving from Hamburg. When
the passengers arrive at the frontier they
are compelled to change railway car
rlageS, to undergo medical inspection,
and 10 have their clothing and luggage
fumigated. Upon reacning Vienna
they are accompanied to hotels by the
police, and are kept isolated until physi-
clans pronounce all risk of their import
ing Ethe infection is over. Four hun
dred and eighty doctors have offered to
attend cholera patients on the condition
that in the event of their death while
In the discharge of duty their families
shall be provided for.