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Evening star., 1894-03-31

the west and south and to attract to south
ern ports for shipment the western products.
and especially grain intended for 'oreign
export Kansas wheat for instance, now
goes ], 700 miles by rail to New York. and 1t
can reach southern ports, like Savannah,
for instance. with much less Of a trip and
not as much cost. She has walked up to the
fact. and so have other western states, that
with the growing success Of the southern
direct trade grain can be gotten abroad in
less time and for less money. The Wichita
congress will consider all questions bearing
upon the general subjects I've mentioned.
interesting"
There has never been such a mayoralty
contest anywhere as that which Is now go
ing on in Cincinnati" said Ed. B. Webster
of the Paris Of America at the National last
night. There are three tickets in the field
and every man in town is a working poll
tician for the time being. for the success Of
one or the other. Congressman John A.
Caldwell is the republican candidate, Isaac
]. Miller was nominated by the democrats,
and Theodore Horstman represents the citi-
zens' movement, which is the result Of a
widespread desire on the part OF the better
classes In Cincinnati to have decent men
appointed to the minor offices In the city, q
wise expenditure Of the municipalities money
and a clean and honest administration of
affairs generally. The registration has heen
remarkably large. over 200 voters having
recorded their names. Everything looked
favorable for Judge Cadwells election until
few days ago, but tremendous tide has
set in in favor of Mr. Horstman, and his
election next Monday would not be at all
surprising. Miller has no chance In the
world. There are two other candidates also
In the field, Grover and Iliff, but they won't
count An illustration Of how Horstman' S
chances have improved may be found in the
odds in Covington pools, which were 20
against him last week and are now to 2.
Caldwelrs Odds however, are still to 30
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strong exhibition, showing great range Of
subjects and good work in all.

slrong exhibition, showing great range Of
subjects and good work in all.
MT. Walter Paris is making preparations
Ior an extended tour through the United
states during the summer months. His
pian hcIuoes a visit to the Yosemite val
Ley ana the Yellowstone Park. where he
uApecsS "a 10 make many additions to his
'"iN"oie correction Of sketches and studies
MI Faui Putzki, who has been giving
lessons IN china painting to a large num-
per OF the ladies in this city, has been in
III hesith Tor the past few moaths but is
noW sufnciently recovered to start nm
tons contemplated trip to Spain ana ItaIv
70 pursue his studies in art. Mr Putzk,
expects to start within a week or two ana
VIII feinaih away until next fan
Miss Alice Archer Seweu ubo.. r,.-
'rations In the Christmas numbers of sew
eral magazines attracted so much at,en-
ton. will exhibit a number of stud,.s A.
ing lhe exhibition: Her work is poetic in
color. anu
MISS McChesney. who is considered enc
OF New York's most clever artists. Is visit
ing In this city. and will have a number of
paintings In the exhibition.
MI. Fischer Will shortly begin improve
ments and enlargements, extending the
gallery back until large enough 10 prop
eriy exhibit any collection which NAV he
placed there. 1t Will also be furnished viii
the most approved system of iIlu.nina tion
by gas and electricity.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gertly vet promptly on the Kidneyx
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ID the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt ia
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the mos.
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 900
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try il. DO not accept any
substitute.
ckLLF0fNia FTc SYRUP co.
rn5acISco. cAL.
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IN THE CHI u RC H E S

notwithstanding the large colored popu-
ation of this city. Washington has only
one coiored Catholic church. namely. st.
Augustine's, on 18th street near II street
northwest Within another two months,
however, there will be two colored Catholic
churches In the city. The new one Is ST.
Cyprian's Church. at the corner Of 18th
and c street southeast not far from Lin
coin Park. The church stands almost
alone, with vacant lots and an occasional
shanty as near neighbors, but In itself 1t
is a hne-looking structure, built Of stone
and commodious. The exterior of the church
Is now all finished. excepting q little work
yet to be done on the steeple. The interior
will shortly be ready also. The date of
dedication Is set for Nay q. when Cardinal
Gibbons will ofhciate and a number of other
prominent churchrnen will be present The
Membership Of the church Ia estimated at
about I6OO or 1.sO0 persons. with Sunday
school OF 300 or 400 in number. 1t has al
ways been ths rule that all colored Catho-
lies of the city, except In one or two par
ishes. should. no matter where they lived,
send to st. Augustines Church for a priest
for sickness or other reasons, when reeded,
except In very urgent cases. This, Of
course, has been quite inconvenient and
often caused trouble, which the mainten-
ancs Of q church in another part of the
city will obviate, In no small degree. The
parish of ST. Cyprian's Church will be
large one and will include all of Southeast
Washington and all Of Northeast Wash
ington, as far north as G street. The seat
ing capacity OF the new church Is reckon
ed at about 600.
Efforts are now being made to fill the pull
pits Of the Metropolitan and Sixth Presby-
Churches.
Chester and DR.. Scott F. Hersney, res
pectively. have withdrawn. The Sixth
Church will take immediate steps to secure
another pastor. and have already appoint ted
Or. Henry Thompson and Mr.. James B.
Henderson a committee to do the pre-
hminary work in the selection of a minis
ter. There Is no one in view yet, but the
matter will be taken right up. and the
church will make a choice as soon as pos
sible- They expect to have a pastor within
farewell sermon to the congregation tomor-
row and will shortly start for Boston, ,wher 9
he goes TO take charge of the Columbus
Avenue Church OF that city.
The Metropolitan PRESBYTERIAN Church
have likewise appointed committee to seek
for another pastor, but the committee has,
a. yet, not gotten fairly to work. The COM
mlttee consists Of Mr.. s. d. Luckett chair
man, and Mr.. Henry K. Simpson, represent
ing the elders; A c. Frost and David Nc
Cowan, representing the trustees. and John
Travis. representing the congregation at
large. DR.. Chester has accepted the posi-
the Equitable Life Assurance Company Of
New York in this city. He will. within
day or 10. move from his home on Capitol
Hill Up into the northwest part OF the city
His new home Will be Mt 1I12 Oregon ave-
hue northwest
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church OF
Our Father Universalist). corner of 18th
and streets northwest,will give their eigh-
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Ihls makes an average OF ffty-fve cases each
week that have been successfully treated and cured
during the year. This record which is open for
the inspection Of ALL speaks for itself 1t has been
uie most successful since the opening OF the Wash
mgton once, yet the coming year bids fair to out
rank all Its predecessors. Already the Office here
has been enlarged three times and extra assistants
have been employed to attend to the constantly in-
ereasing practice that has been SO lavishly be-
slowed upon this eminent specialist.
The Office is very centrally located at COS 10Th
street northwest, between and G Streets where
DIR. Damon can be consulted free from 10 g. N 10
pm.
The free clinics have been closed for the present
but the good work will be continued daily exoept
Sundays at the above Office. II
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TO THE WORLD OF WOMEN.
For Mothers and Daughter, Health.

Weak, nervous, delicate, overworked women are
the ones that need strength builder, a tonic for
their nerves. and cure for that awful internal
trouble that is wearing out their lives Thousands
Of women have found such In Dr. Kennedy's Fa
vorite Remedy. Mrs. Christiara Beal of Jonesport
Me-, writes that her daughter had been q great suf-
ierer from female trouble and after repeated trials
of doctors prescriptions and other So called cures
all OF which gave no relief, she used Dr. Kernedy's
favorite Remedy and IT permanently cured her.
LII you have headache, uterine catarrh, irresular
menstruration, leucorrhoea, or irregular monthly
PERIODS sickness Incidental to change Of life or any
Oh the attending evils that are present in female
complaints, use Favorite Remedy: IT will hui,s mn
quickly the run down constitution and bring re-
freshing sleep. 1t will dspel those tired looks and
feelings, restore the system and permanent
~ cure You. Our daughters grow up weak and del
lcate; mothers can avoid such conditions by giving
enenl Dr. David kennedy's Favorite Remedy
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THREE
YEARS
PRACTICE

in Washington has established ths
feet that Or. Joudan's business meth
DDS are straightforward, and his steadily
increasing practice is practical evtdenes
OF the efficiency Of his methods In treat
ing al diseases Of the throat ear and
nose-
Fortunes have been wasted m this
city In experimenting with trzmp quacks
OF dubious reputation Many claim that
II Is necessary 10 lose a little mopey n
cider to gain ''experience-"
IL Is not necessary. A little thought
viii save money and disappointment
II IL not logical to suppose that q dis
ease can be cured by the touch Of Q
hfnd by magic, especially when tina
disease is Of several year' Duration
Many are duped BY the attractive
advertisements OF so-caTed eminent
sIesialists-but one treatment 10 usually
enough TO convince q ratiest that be has
nade mistake. and about one week
is usually enough to convince these
ouacks that Washington 10 not Q
healthy" city-at least for them
On the contrary, the practical cures
attained BY DR.. Jordan IN the treatment
Of catarrh and kindred diseases are q
standing advertisement for patronage
he does rot believe In ekaggerating Q
patients condition. neither does be be-
heve In lelnding them with false hopes.
practical. straie ehtforNard diagnosis a
made OF each case, and the patient q
frankly Informed Of his or her sxacf
condition.
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THEY OPENED COCoANUTs.
The Candy Exposition Proves a Yer,
Big Attraction

fhe Candy Exposition Proves a Very
Big Attraction.
As time goes on the attendance at the
candy exposition, now In progress at the
Washington Light Infantry Armory, stead
lily increases. Scores Of people visited the
hall Of sweetness last evening and witness
cd. In the way Of special entertain rnent. q
eoeoanut opening contest for a gold medal
The contestants were Mr.. Richard Parker
late OF Gins. and Mr.. J. ]. Pefersack Of
Brockton, Mass. The conditions were that
each man should open twenty-five coco.
nuts. and In a manner leaving rot a lar
ucie OF shell on the meat At the end OF
eighteen and one-half minutes, when Mr.
Palmer yet had one nut remaining, Mr.
PeHersack finished, and became the pcs
SCISSOR OF the prize. Both the men became
SO interested in their work that they cut
their hands frequently. Mr.. Parker Cook
OF the Emerson Drug Company, Baltimore
was referee and Messrs- James II. Doran
and w. II. McKeever acted as Judges
Six young ladies from washington ana
Baltimore Will compete for gold and silver
medals this evening, in candy basket
making contest, the results of their efforts
to be distributed later among the specta-
tors The management Messrs. Buckley
and Bryan. have generously invited the or
phans of the city to attend the exhibition
on Wednesday afternoon next between 3
and o'clock In the afternoon. The booth
of F. Angelier is attracting considerable
attention. particularly as the proprietor dis
tributes gratis boxes Of peanut brittle A
crowd Is perpetually about the bromo-selt-
zer booth receiving sheet music. OF which
the firm has 100000 copies to give away
Another attraction is an imitation of a
butchers stand. where sweet sausages
meats, potatoes and even fried oysters are
on sale. The candy made by one exhibitor
cannot be distinguished from raw silk until
tasted.
In keeping with the balance Of the show
the music Of the orchestra is as sweet as
could be desired, and all In all Messrs.
Buckley and Bryan have arranged an en-
tertainment well worth going miles to see.
Mr.. r. ]. Miller, the famous confectioner of
Philadelphia, who has been In this city to
superintend the arrangement of mis- booth,
left for home last night
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ASTONISHING RESULTS
Read the Report of Patients
Cured During the Past Year.
See What Has Been Accomplfshed I'm
Washington by Dr.. Damon.
FACTS FOR SkEPTICAL PEOPLE.
FACTS FOR sKEPTICAL PEOPLE.

Is common remark that the above magnetic
specialist can cure disease when all else fails
Ihis has been proved In hundreds Of instances r,t
mere In washington. and when we think that nearly
az VINO go 70 MIN Tor treatment are those who have
been the rounds OF all other schools q, ,r.,i,,,o
and have failed to receive any lasting benefit. we
think 1t all the more wonderful that his record a,
cures is so large. The following is brief ,vnon-
SIS OF cases that have been successfully treated
uur1ng the year Just ended, March 30. This is an
actual record. transcribed from the books az ,ba
washington institution, giving a list OF cures actin
ally performed. and guaranteed absolutely correc,.
Evening star., 1894-03-31

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Is haro TO md life pleasant; It makes attention
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Chief Paris of the Fire
Testifies.

He says; II have
been troubled for the
last fifteen years with
estarrh OF my nose and
throat; my nose most
Of the time was COM
pletely stopped up;
could mt breathe
through &c; continual
discharge; severe
sneezing spells. I
was in perfect misery,
would wake up IN the
night gasping for
breath i was ouits
deaf in my right ear,
which occasionally dis
charged. An intimate
friend advised me to
call on DIR. Jordan. as
several Of his family
Evening star., 1894-03-31

OLD TITUS WRITING THE HISTORY OF ROME.
when old Titus wrote Rome's history he did not
think that in future ages the springs Of Esurone
would be brought to America. for America was lot
known then, although IT existed, and so did the
Sarisoad Springs You can buy the Carlsbad spru-
del Salt at every drug store now. They are the
concentrated esaporations OF the Waters of Carls-
pad which have been used for centuries for their
specific properties in all arrangements Of IN.
stomach, constipation, liver and kidney diseases
Inc genuine has the signature OF ''Eisner Men,
tie. WV
Evening star., 1894-03-31

Previous to blowing up the remains of
the sunken dynamite-laden steamship Cabo
Machichaco, at Santander, Spain. yester-
day, 10000 people sought refuge in the
neighboring villages.
Evening star., 1894-03-31

There are different ways
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making 1t more pleas
ant. One Of the best
is relief of in digestion.
A man who has that
cannot enjoy his food
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Read fifteenth page of this paper.-Advt.
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CONSULTATION FREE

ofce hours: o to IL an. 20 q pm, Q - 9
pm Sundays, to II nhsl-sAfs
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had been treated successfully BY him In similar
though not as severe troubles In fact he insisted
and took me TO see the doctor. I commenced treat
ment then and there That's the reason my friends
say; How well you are looking. chief I am
well, / never felt better in my life, my noss 10
clear, breathe freely. my throat natural. my
hearing excellent, no ringing running from uy
ear, and cannot speak too highly OF Or. Jordan's
ability. 1 have had considerable experienos with
physicians. and / say that Or. Jordan treats
his cases in q masterful manner"
Or. Jo.daa will treat all disease q
the Nose. Throat and Ear for
IS PER MONTH
And II the patient s dissattsAsd any
time during the FIRST week IL vsu east
him nothing.
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MI. X lie Grand Johnston expects to
ieaSe the city before long. to take up a per-
lhanent residence in the country, where he
limited supply Of rural subjects.
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Thousands Fled the CITY.

lead fifteenth page of this paper-Advt
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1.-THE south and west trade congress that
is going to meet in my town next month
will be good deal more important than
most people imagine" said Richard Sewell
of Wichita, Kan, at the st. James. Its
chief object will be to facilitate the ap-
proach Of closer business relations between
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DR.. G. NJ. JORDAN,

A graduate Of the Medical Department Of ehG
University OF the City Of New xork
l<21 ST. NV.
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Evening star., 1894-03-31

There will be on exhibition in the Lehman
building. until April Z, a number of pic
lures by Mr.. Langston Truesdel, formerly
of Washington. Among them is the cattle
piece which received a second medal at the
salon two years ago. the highest honor yet
earned by an American artist II IA a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11

Do korespondenoyi zamiessczonei ma
2ej 'tronis Diniejsrego oun.ru do,,.
ozony jest nspisek:
DO Wielce SzanoDnego pana
FIJI. Jdbtohsk,ego, re iaktor. gaze.
ty rzgoda" " Cbicsg.
w imieniu ca'ego Towsrsystwn mai
serdeczniej dziskuje Ia be.psatne pre-
sytsnie nam gazsty ,,zgods" stors I DO
wodu Pstryotyoznych d,aeh jet cryta
NJ Z wielks oiskawosc's 56g VAN
zaPtae 10 ME zapomiuacis o b,sdnyoh
staryoh sohorzs.ych Wstsrsnsch =
1853 roku.
SPodzie~ ajso sic ae ns przysz,os6 Ia
koa feohcscie obdarzyt mas przysyik,
lgody, sostsje Z szscuk en- l wdz,s-
oznosoiR Prezss to~srzy.t
Adam MichaIopski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-11
OdsfOniecie pOmnika
Puiask iegO

Ameryksh'kie t~owsrEystwo Cyuoy
usts W New Jersey, ktore ~istnieje lat
Ill ! jest bardzo Essobne, zanierza "
stsnie tym Postswic pomniki me.om
z~astuaonym " wojuie o niepodlegios6 j
to " tskich miejsosoh, gd.ie podc ..s
tel wielkiej ~revoluoyi krsw sic lsts,
gizie rewoluoyoaitci oauieili zwycis.
ztws Tub te. gdzie ich spotksiy kleski.
W przysriy czwsrtek wybisra sic
psrtys Patryotow smeryks6skioh Z Do
wistu O,ean County " stsuis New Jss-
sey ma farms Iwsus Courtney, gdzis
wojsko sngielskie " tk,utny sposob
wymordowslo czsso legionu PuisskiePo
dois Is PET izieruik. r. 1778. wy,.s
~iony tam Pomnik Puisskiego zostsnis
y tym dniu ods,oniety.
Dowisdujemy se tsk.s, 70 wybituy
csiOnek stow. Cynoynsts, jeu. stryker,
bsrdzo Esmotuy ! uo1ouy amer yksuin,
vyds nisbsvem dzie,o o cEynsch Pois
skiego.
KsEimierz Pulaski Otrryma r. l77S
cd kongresu poz"olenie Eorgsnizows-
mia wss'pego legionu. Legion jeQo
lieEyi 333 tosnierzy, przevs.uIe cudzo.
Budynek drsvnisny, "
ksorym Pulaski bswiso " New Jersey
mi.t sws kvstsrs g,owns, stoi jesuore
daisisj ! jest -issnOics niejskiego Ma.
tsns Andrsvs'a.
oto. " noey Z l4go pszdsierniks r.
1878 usiskinier I lsgionu P~uiaskisee.