Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY..... February 23, LS. ‘The Weather. OFFICR OF THS CHIRP SigNat OFFicER, Wasnixeroy. D. C., Feb. 25, 1851, 9:30 a, m. For Englatd and the middie Atiantic states, light rain or snow, followed by clearing weather, winds veering to rouch colder north- Westerly, followed by rising barometer. RANGE OF THE THERWOVETER Newing are the readings of the ther- £ the Signa Office during the day:— 4°; 1am, 40°; 2 p.m., 45% Maxt- + Iotntmum ¥ Amasements, Ford's Opera House.—Sol Smith Russell in “Edgewood Folks.” National Theater.—Emma Abbott in “ Tro- vatore.” Lincoin Hal.—Lecture by Rev. J. R. Paxton. Doctors versus Druggists. TRE FORMER OFIKCT TO THE LATTBR PRACTICING MEDICINE AND PRESCRIBING FOR PATIRNTS, A special meeting of the Medical Society was held last Monday night; Dr. Johnson Eliot in the chair, who, in calling the meeting to order, stated the objects to be take Into consideration the encroachments of the District druggists upon the rights of the physicians Tails nad for some time been a source of great concern to the medical faculty, and !f permitted to be continued would force many of them to leave Ube profession to seek other means of livelth 0d. This grievance consisted In the druggists giving Medical advice and renewing prescriptions, thus cutting the doctors out of thetr rightful fees. It had become a source of grievous com- Pialnt, that In certain classes of cases—those the most profitable to dovtors—a physician rarely ever hada patient. Al! know what spe- lal cases were alluded to. Two of these drust- gists seem to have been the greatest offenders, and were waxing fat while the doctors are leen. A generai discussion followed, some ad vocating the procurement of legislafion to ald them against the toroads of the druggists. It Was finally determined to tnstruct the chatr to Appoint a committee of seven to devise a plan for drawing the line of demarkation between the duty of physician and dri port at the next meeting. A moti by one M. D. to notify the drug; taken, but was voted down on the ground it would be undignified and unprot ‘The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the chairman of the The kK reshet. HEAVY DAMAGE AT 7 OUTH END OF THS LONG The freshet last Saturday week, which car- ried Of a portion of the north endof the Long bridge, greatly damaged the south end of that structure and the turnpike and railroad south of the bridge. The water Saturday bight, when the occupants of the hotel at Jackson Clty were removed, was up to the 24 floor of the buiidipg and ¢ nded to the road skirting Fort Kunyon ayd when It receded {t was found that from Gravelly creek to the bay opposite Fort Runyon, skirting the turnpt achannel had be: made through which the Water now flows at hih tide. A3 bas been pre- Viously stated the culverts bave been wasned out and the embankment on which the turnpike for over a mile ts badly Washed. Over a mile of the track was Washed out, the ties and stringers being floated of, some portions several hundred yards from the road. By the force with which uprooted irees struck the track the heavy ratis were curved ang bent out of shape. In repairing the railroad, saving of time was an objec!, and therefore the old turnpike road bed was aban doneg, at least for a time, and although the company are gong on with the work of repair- ing the roadway of the bridge it 13 not likely to be of much use for some tlie to come, as the repair of the roads a work quire leading thereto 13 Magnitude, and will re- Weeks af least. As the road at it 1s for a considerable distance, from its former position. The damage to both euds of the bridge and to the traek to Fort Runyon will probabiy cost to re- Pair somewhere near $50.00), which will be {n- cTeaged fifteen or twenty Thousand dvilars when the extra expense in conveying passen gere, hiring tugs, &c.,1s added. About the cen- Uer of the causeway & Inass of earth has been thrown up—seemingly good rich soll washed from neighboring farms. of some Iv YOU Wan? a black ora goto Hennings, the street, ‘THR PLACE OF ATTRACTIO Pennsylvania avenue, tue Boy's Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co., where every one is suited im mind. and body. They like the attention be- stowed upon them salesmen, and ever, + now for boys, ts 909 by the proprietors and bor g SYMPATHY FOR 4 CRIMIN in the Criminal Cou: those arraigned was line looking youn oid, for the 1a bss imom Jam ept nd falling to obtain ft, f nd wile Intex ¢.ted He asked the eourt to be and hoped that his folks would never know it: ha was od enongh to ha i he could not account for ft 1 geiting Into him. His ma: ar cu to be felt for . Browne and , OUT to one other lawyers volunteered thei! he declined them, and was sentenc year at Albany penitentiary. —— Brsso cough and ¢ medies fall. Cavcts® Poxovs PLastg2 stops a res lame bas where ail other re- Far superior to others. t ‘Tes Wvety CoLLecrion will be on ex! ition to-morrow ih the fine store under Masonte Teni- ple. and the sale will take place the day follow- Ing. See advertisement in auction column, by Thomas Dowling. t ‘THE PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT at Eagle Park yesterday was atiended by some three or four hundred spectators. Among the visliinz Sportsmen were Messrs. Cady aud Ritter, at Beltimore; Mr. Hobday, Norfolk; Mr. Uader- dunk, New York, and Mr. W. T. Mitchell, § mond, Kepresentatives Acklen and Finle} Messrs. Mills, Wintersmitn, Mayhew, Case, Stumph and Johnson, of Washington. Messrs. Mi Ai m and Hobday carried off the the day. The scores were as follows: jateh—Five dollars entrance, five birds Is rise, five traps, with ten entri divided t en second priz conditions, ele tries; Messra. Mills and Mayhew’ having for first prize on flve birds each, shot of Ue, Mr. Mills winning the prize, #24. Hobday took the second prt match—Siz more, carried off the first prize. $20. birds straight, and Mr. Mulls second pr Fourth mai 2 and honors of First “en- tied the y Jobrson and Hobday $15, on five birds stray —Messr3. Acklen nged Messrs. Winter- smith and Mills, to shoot them a match for $30 aside, at ten birds each man, It was accepted and won by the former on a score of against 2. ee THOUGH MANY ARE FREDISPOSED to Inng . Yet even such may escape consumption,,or other pulmonary or bronchial disease, if dué care and watchfuiness be ob- Served, and all exciting causes are promptly treated as th t Jayne's Expectora: fielal effecis, aud has produced the largest. pro- Portion of its cures. Besides promptly re- Moving coughs and colds which, when left to thernselves, are the Immediate causes of tuber- culous development, this standard remedy al- lays any inflammation which may exist, and by promoting easy expectoration, cleanses the Jupgs of the substances which clog them up, and whica rapidly destioy when suffered to remain. t SWEPEXEORGIAN land Soctety cf tie second day's sessio y terday, with Rev. * annual address. At the afternoon session the follow ing oMicers were chosen for the enaulug yeu: Rev. J.B. Parmelee, of Wilmington, presiding minister; Rev. Adolph Ker Baltimore, , Baltimore, Fox, Washing” ton, corresponding secretary: Jod Barnard, Washington, treasurer. These, with George Cburcbiman, Arthur Spamer, J. C. Miller and H.C. Spencer, constitute the execative com- mittee. At 4:30 p.m, the communion was ad- GEN. HANCOCK ACCEPTS THE INVITATION TO BE PRESENT. Col. E. C, Corbin, corresponding secretary of the executive committee, has received a letter from General Hancock, dated February 20th, which says: “I shall be present, accompanted by Gen, James B. Fry, Gen. A. J. Perry and Gen. W. G. Mitchell, wh nest that this let- ter De received by the committee as acceptance of the invitation given to them through me. Thanking you and the committee for the cour- tesy extended, I am very truly yours, “ WINFIBLD S, HANCOCK.” DESCRIPTION OF THE FIREWORKS. ‘The contract for the fireworks on the night of the 4th has been given to Samuel Jackson, of Philadelphia, Mr. Jackson has furnished the committee with the following description of the display which will be made on that nignt: “Commencing with a very brilliant and beauti- ful iumtnavion of the south end of the Treas- ury building grounds and the Washing on mon- ument, If possible; this to be succeeded by continous ‘lights of rockets, paracoutes, with changing ‘d illuminations, bombshetls, &e., forming great jewel-clouds in the hea~ vens. Among the set-pleces will be pre- sented a magnificent tree with golden tollage, a superb sun with corruscatiug radiators, the national coat of-atms3—very bril- Mant; a compliment to the army and navy con- talning an emblem of each, with the ietters * Army and Navy,” around which will revolve ‘Le national ensign; the grand cataract of Ni- agara, one of the most superb efforts of the pyric ‘art; the whole ending with a gorgeous @ vice, In which will appear Ire-like porcratts of the President and Vice President. The beauty of Unis picture is beyond description, ag the Portraits opep out in Jines of silver fire. Tne Whole back ground will present, one great mass 0° streams of colored tires of the most brilliant and varied hues, which, together with the Sp’ ingipg Of mines and exploding of shells will | rma spectacle of matchiess splendor; and a5 th stars trom the last shell disappear a mag- Lith ent bouque’ like a huge voicano will a:- © nd, tliling the heavens with every gem known o the art, Thns terminating the grandest pyro- technical display ever seen In Washington. THE SENATE PROGRAM. ‘The special Senate committe2 on maugural arrangements, consisting of Messrs. Pendleton. (chairman), Bayard and Anthony, have decided that the reporters’ gallery shall be reserved exclusively and entirely for reporters, and the Uckets for admission will be distributed by the regular Press committee of the reporters’ gal- Jertes. These same tickets will include adais- sion to the large platform at the east front of the Capitol, avd the space immediately on the right and ‘left of the President and Presi cent elect will be reserved for the press. The ceremonies of tnauguration and the oath of oftice to General Garfield wiil lake place and be administered oa this plat— form. The Vice President and the new Senators will be sworn in tn the Senate Chamber at noon and will then form a processton and march to the platform. In the Senate the diplomatic gallery will be reserved for the families of the diplomatic corps, and the tlekets of admis- sion will be distributed by the Secretary of State. The gallery immediately on the rizht of the diplomatic gallery will be reserved for the families of the President, Vice President, ex-Presidents and ex-Vice Presidents; gallery on the left of diplomatic galtery will ba rée- served for heads of bureaus and their families, apd the remainder of the galleries will be for heads of departments, Senators’ and Represen- tatlves’ families. Each Senator will be enti:ied minitered, und tue convention adjourned to meet DEXt Year In this city. "Hw year has four seasons, during all of Which Keep on hand Dr. Buil’s Cough Syrap. t Paarty WEL FUsisuaD ALKEADY.—Thomas Doftin, a colored man, wa3 among the al ‘ned ‘Fsobs in the Criminal Court this moraing F resisting an officer and pleaded gullty, but ‘when the court questioned ttm he stated that he ment to @ grocery to get beer, which was refused him, and he telling the man to “go to hell.” Officer Lusky arrested him, and he pulled back, when the officer struck nim twice on the Sigsta aie yen apt sur A plea’ of not ordered to be entered. a Saxstac’s auction sale of fancy goods, at 7th Street, will be continued this week. M. Vini1an has just received from Paris a Deautliul assortment Of ladies’ dress trimmings An steel ang jet, r 3 to four tickets, and each Representative to two tickeis, The Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate . = have charge of the Senate end of the Cap- tol. e THE NATIONAL MUSEUM will uot be open to visitors until further no- Uce, in order that the necessary conventences and decorations may be completed for the re ception and ball on the 4thof March. Oaly a limited number of skilled men can be em- ployed, and they must be protected from inter- Tuption; otherwise, there will be danger that their work will not be finished in time. Bs ‘sides, the silk nage loaned oy the War depart- ment are necessarily in an exposed condition, and for thetr safe return the president of the executive committee has been required to give & $50,000 bond. As 1s proper under the circtim- Stances, he requires receipts trom those per- sons to whom the colors, «¢., are entrusted. MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT. The Committee on Public Comfort of the tn- auguration organization met at the Nattonal Metropolitan Bank building last -evening— Mr. W. J. Stephenson chairman, and B. F. Worrell secretary. The chatrmin stated fhat they had secured quarters to accommodate 15,000 to 20,000 persons Io organizauons, and had recetved answers to the public notices showing that from 6,000 to 5,000 ersons could be provided for at private houses, he Metropolitan Hoel had given the com- mittee a room gratis, as also the Baltimore and Onlo and Baltimore and Potomac R. KR. Com panies at thelr depots. He suggested that cir- culars be printed to inform strangers of the location of the committee. On motion of ¥ Worrell, 50,000 dodgers and placards were ur- dered to be printed. Mr. Trimble moved thit a commitlee of five take charge of this work: Mi Dadant, Wrizht, aud Worrell were appolated the Aletter written by Mrs. Sara A, Spencer to Mr. J. W. Thompson. cuatrman o he executive commulitee, aud Cransiuitied b @ public comfort ¢ 5 to act th the prem 3 tatd before the iveting, asking sur the apprintmest of a committee of ladies to look after ia ilies Laat may visit the city nnaccomgante4 p; sd secure them accommodations, Wr. moved that the secretary be direcied 1) ¢ mmunicate with Mrs. Spencer and request er lo assoclate with her seven or nine ladies, to secure quarters near the committee's head. (quarters, and refer to the latter such ladies as May come to the committee unaccompanted vy genllemen Eecking accommodations: adopted. On motion of Wr. Worrell, a vote of thanks was tendered the rallroad companies and tne pro prictors of the Metropolitan Hotel for grantiag the committee the free use of rooms, WEY THE NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB WILL NOT TURN OUT MARCH 4TH. At the meeting of the National Veteran As- sociation last evening, the vice president, Col. J. B. Tanner, tp the chair, and W. C. Roome secretary, the committee on the subject re- Ported resolutions protesting “agatnst the as- signment of a so-called major general, late of the rebel armies, and now doorkeeper of the democratic House of Representatives, in com- mand of one of the four grand divisions of the inaugural procession, and reconsiders its ac- ceptance of the invitation to parade on tae 4th of March.” This was adopted unanimously. Mr. H. Barton reiuested permission to borrow the tag of the club for the use of Columpta Commandery, No. 2, on the 4th of March. G +n, Brown stated that the commandery would not be under the rebel Field, but under Gen. Ayres, in the right of the line; that nefther the flag nor the commandery would parade under a rebel officer. Mr. J. B. Dunning stated that he con. sid: red the inaugural parade as arranged the most open and damnable insult to every loyal man by placiog an unreconstructed rebel in command, and that the presence of such a man talnted the whole line; and for that reagon he Was opposed to the flag of this club belag car- Tied ih any part of the line. Permission was finally granted on the condition that the tag Would not be so carried. TiALGURATION NOTES. Company ( state of New Jersey, Capt. J. c, Lee, 50 men, with flute and and drum corps, Will arrive March 3d, and quarter at 604 Pena: ‘sylvania avenue. The Alexandria (Va.) light infantry, 50 men and band of twenty pieces, have said they will come. Capt. G. W. Cornell, company B, 4th Con- nose Dye writes bag ao bet Briize- nt that his company, the Sedgwick Guar. Pere bound to come es = Col. A. Coldwell, of the itn regiment N, G. ot Pe anes Ivanla, Shamokin, writes that they will parade. Gen. Lioyd Aspinwall, of New York, and Gen. L. M. Dayton, of Ohio, have been invited by Gen. Sherman, grand marshal, to act as aides on the 4th of March. This morning, a battalion of artillery, tn- cluding a full ft battery. arrived from Fort Hamilton, N. by a special train over the Baltimore and Potomac ratiroad. The Sumner Guards have organized with the following officers: Wm.E. Ward, cai stn; Tuo, Honesty and Geo. W. Stewart. leutenan’s. The compaby musters $2 men, and will Luin out at the tnauguratton, GEN. PETER F. BACON DENIES AND EXPLAINS. In rela ion to the pubilshed statements to the effect that Gen. Peier F. Bacon advocaed ov. fore the military comruittee meetlag Last Mon day night, tat the ex-confederate officers wuo were Willing to march in the inaugural pro- cession be permitted to wear the gray of the confederate service, Gen. Bacon, in coavers tion with a Stax reporter this morning. states that ft is incorrect. He says Gen. Crittenden’. Motion was that the comiiitee decline to ac: under ex-confederate oficers, when Col. Brel.— ford moved an amendment that oaly uulon oft cirs be appointed division commanders. Tu ihe discussion that followed on this subdject b (Gen. Bacon) inquired of the chatrmnau if it wa- true that Gen. Sherman had mad» the appotu' ments of the genUemen pamed ip the discus sien, to which the chair replied “No.” Ge. Bacon then moved that Gen. Crittenden’s Uon, as amended by Col. Brelsford, be lald 01 the table, stating that It was entirely wacall for, and that he did this with the view of pri serving harmony and to prevent the introdu~ on of politics Into the management of tht: inauguration. Some further 0a fo jJowed. and Col. Brelaford’s resolution wa ed. The motion that the marshals be re- quested to wear on the 4th of March the unt form which tney wore during the war wa- offered by Gen. McMillan, and not by Gen. Bacon. ——— Mrs. HOLLIS BILLING, the medium for spirt independent voices ma" trestatt nad acres in the chy. She can be seen at 1203 Q stre t northwesi. t Repegr and stezl eyeglasszs, 50 cents, at IThkg's. t Amusement, &c. Forp’s OrgRa Hovss.—Mr. Sol. Smith Rus- sell and bis fine comedy company appeared in “Edgewood Foiks” again last evening, and everything went off smoothly. The entertatn- ment Isa very pleasant one, and the laughter and applause Which breaks ont every minute or ‘two indicates unmistakably its popularity. NaTIONAL THEATER.—The opera of “Martha” was presented last night to an audience no larger than that of the night before. It has ‘been so offen sung here, both by professionals and amateurs, that it ts not calculated to excite much enthusiasm even when weil played. The Interest of the cast was centered in Pet peel who sung “Lionel” quite effectively, and was warmly encored; but the effect was’ In amns- | ing contrast, as he sang Im Italian in the dia- legue and concerted muste, with the other singers whose voices seemed to ba depressed almost ontof time and tone. Miss Abbott's “Last Rose of Summer” brought the usual encore and was well sung. Mr. James’ “Plua- ket” was excellent, and Miss Maurel’s ‘‘Nancy” a fair one, though She does not possess the rich contralto which a former member of the com- pany made so attractive In this character. night is Brignolt’s benefit, in “Trovatore,” with Mise Rorewald as “Leonora.” THE OPERA OF Pry arore will be given at Lin- com ball on Monday and Tuesday next with an excellent cast, including Eva Mills, Mrs. Tue, Mr. Pugh and others, ali under the aus- Pices of the Nattonal Rifles. For the fall pro- g7am see the advertisement, Lixcotn Hatt. —The Ira Aldridge Colored Dramatic Company wil! appear at Lincoln Hall DX! Friday eyening in the drama “Alonzo, the B ave and the Fatr Im gene, or the Spectre rride.” The scenery, orchestral music, and the choruses will be exc: Meni. ‘The evening's enter- tol me bt will conclude with a laughable far e. “THR PIRATES OF PRNZANCR” Will be repeated at Ford’s Opera House at a matinee Frt ay a! invon with the same cast andchorus, wh r Loered itso spiendidly last Saturday under the directionor Dr. Kimball. A QUESTION OF S -—This moraine in the Crimipal Court, when the case of John Themas, ailas Captain Jack, and a-half dozen other aliases, was called, and he entered his plea, Mr. Perry suid that there was some question as to the sanity of the prisoner. The Court suggested to Mr. H, H. Wells, sr., that be take the case, insanity being his strong- holo. (Mr. Wells 1s the counsel for Capt. J. P. Walker, an alleged lunatic, whose case has veer ending before Judge James some time.) Mr. ells—"Oh, no; it 13 your honor’s strong- hold, for you have held on to my case for fifteen months; but 1 cannot take this case.” Mr. C. 8, Moore was assigned to the case. Seg ConsvLT your Interest, and call to-morrow at KR. Goldschmid’s Mammoth Department store, No. 8i2 7th street, between H and I northwest, where you can bay French china fruit and cake plates, decorated with frults and flowers, worth $6 per dozen, and wilde sold in single pleces, at 25 cents’ per plate, or $3 per dozen; teaspoons 10 cents per dozen; table- spoons, 25 cents per dozen; engraved goblets, worth $1.25 per dozen, for 60. Remember this great reduction is for to-morrow and Friday only. t —_-—__. ANOTHER OBTO CANDIDATE FOR THE SUPREME Cover BENCH —A man, calling himself “Mr. Hayes, from Onto,” came to police headquarters tc-day and presented a card to Capt. Vernon, which, he sald, he had recrived at the Presl- dent's house with instructions to take It to po- lice headquarters, where his case would be ta- Yestigated. He sald ne had elected President Hayes, and up to this time had not received auy Teward for his services. What te was after was & position as judge on the supreme bench, Capt. Vernon said 1b was impossible for the President to see him now as his official term was hearly out and he was very busy, and ad- vised bim to drop President Hayes and use his Influence with the incoming administration. Hayes sald he thought they were “trying to kiss 1iw off all round, out he was not to be kissed ff,” and went away (uite indignant, Dr. Paxton aT Lincotn Hatt To-NIGaT.— The lecture of Rev. Dr. Paxton, to-night, on ‘The Reminiscences of a Private in the Late War,” ts a deservedly attractive one, (ae ot its features ts a description of Pickett’s coarge at Gettysburg, and Is most vivid and graphic. It has been warmly applauded py those who served on both sides in that wonderful charge 14 that famous battle, and who are so fortunate as to be living now. Dr. Paxton served in the “light brigede* which repulsed the charge. The President, Vice President and other distin- gulshed people w ] be president. VALUABLE Books aT Auction.—The sale of three valuable ltbrarles commences this eve- ning at Dowling’s sales room, corner Pennsyl- Vania avenue and 1'th street, at 7:30 o'clock, embracing works in every department of liter- ature, and parties interested in literary mat- ters should not fall to attend. t ——<—_—_. SELLING LictoR WirnovT Licgnsz. — This morning in tne Police Court a young white man named Dap!el Toomey, was Charged with selling Myuor (less than a plot) without a license. A little, shabbuly-dressed white boy named Robert Olive, avout tea 3 Old, Les- { hia that he lives on M, betweea 3d_and 4g étreets, and his parents sent him to Toomey’s pace for a pint or haif pint of whisky, once or te fee nearly ry day. Robert Olive, the b: father, who Isa laborer aud very poor, stated 1) a1 be often sends the boy fora pint or halt Plut of liquor. Mr., Harr et Sayes, an elderly white lady, a member of tue Women’s temper- ace union, testified that, hearing that Mr. O ive wes d Iv king, she went 10 bIS house last Sunday and found the family at home and Mr. © Ie ly tpg across a bed very much under the tntluence of liquor. He Ty soon ask+d for intre, and Mrs. sayers protested, but tue boy Was furnished with @ boile and ten certs and dispatched for the liqnor. Witness followed him out, and he consented 10 gto the ‘sland $ tion house with her. After le vig the station house, the boy went to Tcomey’s place, aud on coming out he showed to witness and the officers the bottle with the Uquor In it. Officer Williams was sworn and testified that he saw the boy go into Toomey’s Place with the empty bottle and ten cents, and When he came out he had liquor tn the bott! Mr. A. B. Williams, defendant's counsel, asked what kind of uquor. The officer replied “gtn.’ Mr. W.—"How do you know?” Officer—*1'n sergeant and I tasted it.” Mr. W.—"How much was there before you and the sergeant tasted 42” The Court here remarked that the point was how much was left, after they “tasted” tt. A ne of $105 was imposed, and an appeal was not West Washington. nee Georgetown. HAULING SEINE IN LITTLE River.—It 13 sald that certain parties are hauling seine in the Little river and catching numbers of black bass, doubtless brought down during the late freshet. If Unis busin ss sould be stopped, as it ought to be, there will be fine sport for bass fishermen In the spring. ‘Tue Misstonary Society of Grace Church will give a tea party to-morrow evening 2t halt- past seven o'clock, CATHOLIC HIBERNIAN SOCIETY meeting. See ad. —_—_—_—__ WEI DE MEYER’S OQOATARRH CUBE. Unquestionably the most important med: cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy whic! assimilates with the mucous membrane and form notonly slocal, but a comstitutional cure » any etsge. One packaye weuerally euilicea. Deliv ered by Drug«ists or by D. B. Dewey & Co., 4 Dey Street, N. ¥., $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. the afflicted can refer to Gxo. W. LAMBRIGHT, 75 Biddle St , Baltimore. Mr ScHROEDER, 460 North Brosdwa: Joun L. HERRING, c. Park ay. & McMechan St . Gro. G Prespvny, Prop. West End Hotel, Lon ‘Branch: hav. 0. H. Taxzor, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Mo B. K. HELPHENsTINE, Ebbitt House, Washington Bev. Gxo, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Phils. Gen. L. 0. Boors, Wilmington ; Bev. A. A. SumNER, Frederick, Md. ; ‘Mile ArmEr, Opera Prima Donna; Pavt Bortor, the great swimmer, Flushing, L.I. ; Sam’. Bewzpicr, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., sto. Areal cure of Catarrh for $1.00! novl-eodeow gi seem pale gk ma OLD Fosenws Ofttown snthe bom ao tg tUStiRE Ag an 8 ices. or af ig Yo! q Dist Petwees Sti Aud 71h ate oorth west, or Store, No. 40 tween D and E sts. north weg Promptly attended to. ean be wold Ne —Nov Uy mel +B. —Notwe Ly me! fan Street lamps will be lighted 6:05 p. m.; extin- guished, 5 a.m. The oft Breslin « Cooke, of Willard’s Hotel, has been dissolved. Mr. Joseph G. Cooke, having bought out his partner, is now sole proprietor of Willard’s Hotel. A man named Corridon Jones was severely cut in the neck last night by Oliver Hamiicon in an affray in the alley in the rear of the Na- tional Theater. He was taken to Milburn’s drug store and his wounds dressed. ‘The District of Columbia Artillery celebrated Washington’s birthday yesterday, by firing the perc Megan to the flag, and, after a briet interm! @ national salute. After firing Vicinity of Gale's woods and eugaged 1a target vicinity of Gale's en, fring at 200 sade hea 5 isu Wheeler's score, leading. Atthe annual meeting of the Mite Society connected with Ryland (M. E) chapel last Dight, the business was wound up with a ch sociable tn which almost the entire con- gregation participated. and the retiring minis- ter, Rev. L. M. Gardner, was presented with a handsome and costly overcoat, procured by subscriptions among the congregation as a mark of their respect and will, Mrs. Gardner was algo the recipient of a handsome present. This is the last year of Mr. Gardner at thischureb. Yesterday afternoon a horse and buggy driven by George B. Chittenden ran over a col- ored maa named John Cannon near the cqrner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, injar- ing him about the face. Sergeant Johnson tcok the injured man to the fifth precinct sta- tion house, and, after necessary attention, he Was able to go to his home on New Jersey ave- nue, near L street. The driver went to the sta- Mon house, offering to do anything to assist the i jured map. The schooner Altada arrived at G-street wharf yesterday with a cargo of granite for the State department from Hurricane Island, Rock- lan¢, Me., which ee she left on the 19th of October. Most of the time she has been laying of Charles county, Md., hemmed in by ice. Wi. Colwell, the colored man, who seriously cut Benjamin Fluery witha razor Monday night in South Washington, was committed by Judge Snell yesterday until to-day to await the resuit of the injuries of Fluery. He was to-day com- mitted until the 26th of this month, the tnju- vies of Fluery being considered by bis physi- clan as very dangerous. To-day about noon a3 some workmen were removing a large plate glass worth £100 or more from Baum’s store, on 7th street, opposite Od Fellows’ Hall, for the purpose of boxing and re- shipping it to the factory, there was a flaw of Wind, and the glaas fell and was broken to frag- ments, some of the workmen being slightly cut by pleces of glass. About 7 v'’clock this morning the body of a dead colored man was found in a stable on New dersey avenue, between N and O streets south- east. It was subsequently identitied as Allison Allen, 40 years old. ‘The body was removed to the Sth precinct station-house, where the coro- ner will make an autopsy. ONE OF THE Luptcrovus INCIDENTS connected With the recent accident on the Canada Southern Rallway was that of aman who was Unrown through one of the windows of a sleep- ing car in his night shirt. He was the first person that Conductor Macomber saw after reaching terra firma, wildly gesticulating and whooping at the top of his voice: “A dollar for the man who brings me my pants!” Then minute after minute he grew more and more chilled and every now and again he added 25 cents to his offer until tt reached $2.75, ban) got fo this figure he declared that he would not give another cent, and pro- ceeded to inquire from those around him whether they could not furnish him with the desired garment. A FOREIGN REVIEWER observes that Mr. Keene, the draughtsman for Punch, has found & veln of humor in the modern English educa- Uonal system. His little schoolboys when asked, “Who signed ‘Mayna Charta?’” exclaim tearfully that “they didn't.” Another boy, asked by a pretty lady teacher to define a mir- acle, replies, “Mother says if you don’t marry the new parson, ‘twull be a muracle.” “Tsn’T It awful cold?” queried Smith, as he met Jones on the car the other day. “Terrible —terrible!” “Any of your water pipes freeze up.” “Worse than that.” “Ilow?” ‘Iad three barrels of potatoes frozen as hard a3 stones. I'll lose every one of them.” “Oh, no, you won't. Just head ‘em up and send em to some charitable institution, and no one will know but what they froze while on the way. It's @ golden opportunity you should not Reglect."—Detroit Free Press. _—— “Way shouid a red cow give white milk?” was the subject for discussion tn a suburban agri- cultural club. After an hour’s debate the sec- retary of the meeting was instructed to milk the cow and bring in a decision according to the merits of the milk. It was biwe.—\e10 Ha- ven Register. 1 —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_—_—__ CUTICURA Itching Humors, Scaly Humors, Blood Humors, Speedily Permanently, and Economily Cured When Physicians and 4M Other Methods Fail. What are Skin and Se derce of Internal Kumo: $icul to reseh and cure, which floats in the blood and other fivide, destroyiny the delicate machiaery of sife, ard filling the body with foul corrupti me, which burst through the skin in loathsome erap- tiovs. PURA RESOLVE . the new Blood Purifier, internally, C Me¢icinal Jelly, assisted by the Coticuns MepicixaL Tomer Soap, exter- uaily, have performed the most miraculons cures of Itching, Sealy and Serofulous Humors ever re- corded in medical annals. ECZEMA RODENT. Eczema Ropenz.—F. H. Drake, esq., agent for Harper and Brothers, Detroit, Mich., gives an as- tovishivg account of his case (Eczema Rodent), which hae been treated by a consultation of physi- <ians without benefit, and which speedily yielded to the Cuticura Remedi: SALT BHEUG, Sacr RvetM.—Will McDonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Ohicago, gra'efully acknowledges a cure of Salt Rheum on head, neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen years; notable to walk except on hands and krees for one year; not able to help himself for tight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cared by the Cuticura Remedies. BINGWOHKM. RixcworM.—Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marzhall street, Providence, K. I., cured by Cuticura Remedies of a Ripeworm Humor, gotatthe barber's, which spread all over the ears, neck and face, and for six Years reeitted all kinds of treatment. SKIN DISEASE. 8.A.Steele, Esq., Chicago, Il, eays: ‘I will say that before I used the OuTiouns Remepres I wasin & fearful state, and had giyea up all hope of ever having any relief They have performed a wonder- ful cure for me,and of my own free will and acoord Irecommend them.” Curicura RemEpies are prepared by WgEks & Porrgs, Chemists and Druggists, 360 Washington strert, Boston, and ave for sale by all Drugwists. Price for Curicuna, a Med'cinal Jelly, small boxes, 50 cents large boxes, $1. OvTIcURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. Ouric MrpvicinaL TOILET Soap, 25 ceats. Ouriouna MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, 15 cents; in bars, for Barbers and large consumers, 50 cents. ORO AU neaileri Sree on receipt of price. ee SANFORD’S RADIOAL OURE FOR CATARRH Saxronp's Rapican Cure, GaTanrwan Sox- VENT aud IMPROVED JNHALER, wrapped in one packsge, witt: full directions, and sold by all drug- gists for one dollar. Ask for Saxronp's Bapican Cone From s simple cold or infiueszs to the rotting. slougbine, and data of the s-uses of Smel), Taste and Hearing, this great remedy is supreme. Poi- sonous mucous accu‘nulations are removed, the entire membrane cleansed, disinfected. soothed aud healed, constitutional ravages checked, the blood puritiel of catarchal poison, deepenet ta color and atreagthened in life giving properties. Thus, externally and internally, in accordangs with reason and common sense, does this great, ecsmomical remedy work, instantly relieving and permanentiy curing the mot aggravating and din- gerous forms of huwan suffcriag. r General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. COLLINS’ Voltaio Blectric Plasters. More coutmuons and powerful electrical action fe obtained from Coxuins’ Vouraid EvEcrRic Puasrens thin any $2 battery made. Taey are a sveeds and certain cure for ¥aia and Weakness of the Lunges, Liver, Kidneys aud Urinery Or«ans, Rheumatism, Neursigia, Hvsteria, Female Weak- sees, Nervous *ains and Weak.ess, Ma‘ara and Frve and sgue. rice, 25 conte, So'd e ery- where, feb23 CITY ITEMS. Lester’s Hypnotic Pillow allays nervousness, and ki Induces . eepS pure the alr of the Seoptng chamber. Alliava- | Mi van! ids Will find great advaatage as the aromatic herbs of which the pillow ts com- Posed have a fine tonfe effect, and act as pleasant Geodorizer and disinfectant. “Jennie ” the well-known fashion writer, says: ‘I fonnd that Lester's Hypnotic Pillow gave a tranquilizing, strengthening influence, and I esteem it a luxury not to be disp2ased with.” Price, $5. Sent anywhere. LESTER’s MEDICATED PILLOW COMPANY, 137 Broadway, New York city, ‘This Pillow 1s tor sale by the following ‘artg is y the owing = street; W: sts: Lewis, idth and P streets; also by the well- known dry goods house of Shuster & Sons. Of Interest to the Doctors. ‘The medical profession throughout the world now with much interest the clinical records of the celebrated Charity Hospital at New Orleans, on account of its treatment of Yellow fever and other malarial diseases. It 18 Well to remember that the Louisiana State Lot- tery, to secure the valuable franchise it enjoys, contracted, and has patd promptly so far the instalments of the $1,000,000. The next dra\ ‘takes place on March Sth, and any information can be had by writing to M. A. Dauphin, No. 319 Broadway. New York city, or the same person at New Orleans, La. 8. 8.8. JEFFERSON, GA., Sept. 27, 1830. Several years I found a laborer of mine very badly ‘iseased, and had been for five years treated by physicians without benent. I treated him with your S. S. S., and in a few months he Was sound and well, and he has never had any return of the disease. D. M. HUGHES. EAStEys, S. C., April 29, 1880, T have used your Swift's S. Specific with great success in many cases, and have had remark- able re:uits from tt in female complaints. w J. WYLIE QUILLIAN, M. D. Your Breath Is offensive from catarrh. One application of Dr, Hartley’s Catarrh Remedy entirely removes the unpleasant odor. + 2-6 Sainny Men. Wells’ Health Renewer,—absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the genera- tive functions, $1, at Druggists, 480 Penn. ay Ww 5 You Think ‘You are suffering with consumption, but it 1s only catarrh. Dr. Hartley’s Catarrh Rem will surely cure you. Sold by W. B. Eatwisle, corner 12th street and Pennsylvania ave., Stott & Cromwell and all druggists. 21-6 A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be sto) Neglect trequentiy results in an incurab) ae Bese or Consumption, Brown’s Bronchial thes do not disorder cord ut stomach like cough syrups and balsams, bi acts directly on the inflamed parts, allaying Irritation, give reliet tn bron chit coughs, catarrh andthe throat troubles wach singers and public speakers aresubject to. Sold at 26 cts a box everywhel “Alderney Wagons.”? Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- ing, and delivered in 3 Ibs. “‘Ward” prints, 45c, per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk 5c. per qt. IRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC. IRON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND- ED FOR ALL DISEASE. REQUIRING A GER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT oNIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSi\, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APVETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &. EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, BTRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE 10 THR REEVES, THEY AOD LIKE A OHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE BTOM- ACH, HEARTBURN, &c. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OB GIVE HEADACHE. WRITE FOB THE Abe BOOK, 32 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT FREE. a Brows Chemical Company, jan26 Baltimore, Maryland, Witrarp HOTEL LOTTEBY POSTPONED TO APBIL 7, 1881, FOR A FULL DRAWING. ‘The drawing will take place at LOUISVILLE, RY., under authority of a special act of the Ken- tucky Legislature, and wil! be under the absolute control of disinterested commissioners appointed by the act. LIST OF PRIZES. SEg55e2 E AMOUNTING TO 8369,850. ‘Whole Tickets, $8; Halves, $4; Quarters, $2. Remittances may be made by bank. checks ex- press, pcstal money order, or & Aesponsible agents wanted at all points. For cireulars giving tull information and for tickets, address WwW. C. D. WHIPS, fe2-2m Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky. —————————————— EPAIBIN Watches, Cronometers, plicated _ Time- Com; K Je Bilverware, Fans, Opera-Glasses. Ee-PHopaired iu tue beet misauer? Oo Diamonds, Pearls, &c., mounted to order, a Coats of Arme, Oreste and Monograms correctly and elegantly engra! ved on metal and stone. M. W. GALT. BBO. & Co., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, febls 4807 Penna. ave. [BE BEST VALUE oy your MONEY. On ‘th 12 BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SULi oy beuriut ts Geieinal eiekar om oor Bult. Also, ong for 810. Qan't be beat for the price. YOUTHS’, at 88. 80 and 36. CHILDS’, with knee pants, $3.50. sane toi a & 1816 Pennsylvania a febl9 J. W- SELBY. ton. Gaansnee MATS. SPRING STYLES, 1881. Just received a full stock of BRESS AND BUSINESS HATS. MILITARY HATS, CAPS AND CORDS. Societies Furnished at Manufacturers Prices. feb19 1227 Pa. ave., next to coraer 18th at. UGUBATION DAY. THE BEST LAGER BEER IN AMERICA. JOB. SCHLITZ BREWING COMPANY'S: UNRIVALED MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER. Full supplies erdered. Dealers are requested to send in their orders esrly for this delebrated LAGER BEER in casks and bottles. ‘Wholesale Depot—1224 29th street, West Waah- ington. SAMUEL C. PALMER, Agent for District of Columbia. TELEPHONIO CONNECTION. tent | BOOTS AND SHOES. (EW YORK SHOE STORE. NEW *O8%, Oo Pennsylvania avenue. BOOTS AND SHOFS AT ACTUAL COST—A FINE GEPONTUNITY 10 BUY Fike CLASS SHOKS AT VERY LOW PRICES. Commencing toAay I will sel! all of my heavy and medium weixht Shoes at PRIME OOST. Ladies’ Pebbie Goat Button Boo anus Tantipered Baten E Ladies’ = GEO. McCARTH CLEARING OUT SALE OF ALL WINTER GOODS. Now 1s THE Treg To SECURE Your BaRGarss 1x BOOTS AND SHOES, For the next ten 8 I will sell all Winter stock, af abredueton of ‘20 PEE CENT, to make or SPRING STOCK. DON'T FAIL TO OALL—FIRST OOME FIRST SERVED. Yon can save double the money you spend eise- where by accepting of these chances. We mean BRET AEAS ud will do Just what we advertise. GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penna. avenue. BRANOH STORE, 211 and 211 1-2 Penna. avenne S.E., jan2s CAPITOL RILL. UT THIS OUT FOR BEFEBENCE. Gent's Fine Hand-sewed Shoes at $5.00 ‘Misses’ Peb. Button Schoo! Shoes at,, 1.25 Men's Gum Overshoes, sizes 6to 12, at 680. pair, Ladies’ ** a ** ito 8, at 450. pair. Misses’ ** a “© 11 to2, st 880. pair. Obiléren’s = ** 6 to 1036. at S4o. pair. W. H. BICH, jen25 717 Market Space. BOOKS, &e. Gate IMMIGHATLON, in its Bocial and Economical Aspects, by Georm $2.50. Unbeaten Tracts in’ Japsu, by Isabella L- Bird, 2 vols., $5. Honolulu, etches of Life ia the Hawaiiah Islands, $1.25 Gleanings in the Field Art, by Ednah D. eney, 82 50. Me- morials of Frances R. Haverval, by her sister, Ty A Novel.’ By Geo. Mac" bo. aera Lada Re NSN, z #28 7th Street. (EW BOOKS.— Among Books, by Abba Goold Woolson, $1; Doo John, No Name Series, 81; Krnestine, by Von Hillern, 2 yols., paper, Sue. ; The Demon of Uawnpore, by Julek Boric: ‘Si: Air Williaa Hie achat by Brot Bs eries, 81: Bir erschel, by Prof. Holden, 61.80; Youne treland. by feb8 FRANCI! Boo. 1015S A Le bed aseortment of Ward's Valentines, Birthday Cat Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries. —— eee PIANOS AND ORGANS. YE £eamr rranos TAKING THE LEAD EVERYWHERE. SHONINGER ORGANS, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE. ‘These beautiful instruments sold on the easiest monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 433 7th St. Nerthwest. A large and select line of SHEET MUSIC on hand. ** febl6 Just received. Wm. Shaeffer and Grovesteen & Fuller's elegant PIANOS. Barwasins for cash, also on instalments. TM VECEOM BECKER'S Piano Warrro0 an No 907 1 ms, feb1d street. (PRE STIEFF, AND THE KRANICH & BAGH PIANOn, AND THE Y ORGAN most faverab'e conditions. 25 7ihst. norshwext, 2 ‘th st. northw: J Berween @ and 8 streets At lowest prices and Lie WILD jana BRADBURY . . PIANOS AND ORGANS. Best materia), fest tone, easiest payment, ulsr prices. Rents applied’on purchase, fro: te glu. in FREEBORN SMITH. nFACTURER, BIOS Penne. ave. _EDUCATIONAL. ‘KENCH LESSONS. NEW AE DEUABY 10. sav ELE ¥PRUD HOMME s sequire a good pronunciation Ecpeak aud understand ins short tue: Hours of classes for adults and children suitable to all. ‘Terme moderate. Call at 910 14th st. n.w., between 12 m. and 1 p. m.; Mondays and a 436 p.m. E 2 8a PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7th and L streets northwest.—This wooo 169 oot it en ‘and women enceof 16 years, m for use! ess and self-suppo! Its graduates Secnre positions of trust and profit. Course of and training comprises the Eng!ish Language, Busi- ness Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship, Bookkeeniny, by single and double entry, ada ted to every vi te Of arin fares, Day and posiness, Eiocsticn ana Le vening Sessions. For information and terms call at the College or address HENRY C. SPENOER, Principal. “HER INSTITUT ne ARCIASHINGION, Oe For circulars address Mrs. M. B. LUMBER. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES, ENTERPRISE: Va HAVE I5 OUR SMPLOR: 48 ARCHITECT, GRADY TO FUENISH ESTIMATSO FREE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY. STREET AND 3. ¥. AVE. BFBAGUI'S BQUANE, BETWHER FAMDS |. G MARKT NOUARR. now) le ot you house, do not pay one ‘McKENN2Y, 427 9th st. ea A larg number of new amd second- Pano HS. eu table Tor street or Use. TANDAULETI8, COUPRE. ROSEA- UMP SEATS, BXTENNION TOPS, PuART ONS. BUGSIEY, "VILLAGE. CAMTS. Be. 5 ec. 5 GHAR AM, 3 410-416 Sth at. northwert, Repairing promptly atvended to, fed)’ | = | T | MATINEE Ince 40RD r Wice bouts at Me Tickets piano store ORD’ MATINEE FRIDAY, Pen. 2 PI By DIAKENSARY, with the same cast | VEE EVER PorU MONDAY, With the following Por music storeon and after Thursd 24th instant. feb JORD’S OPERA 2O NIGHT AND BATURDAY MATINEE. Mak Programme—Part Ist, Misoe! ‘The eecond Concert will Reicheubac! at Ellis’ on sine after Feb nivernal ry —————— AMUSEMENTS. UAR PINAFORE: WO NIGHTS AND MATINEE AY LINCOLN WALL, FEBRUARY AND TUPSDAY, Under the auspices of the RATIONAL RIE rR. Tene iottie Hurdle r John O. Pagh Stee Manager. E Musical Director. -Mr DR With a talented chorus of forty voice orchestra. Popular Price—Admission, 50 cent: chimwe for reserved seata, which may be secured at bllin OUSK. Great Succses of SOL SMITH RUSSELL, PDGPWOoD FOLKS. Great Company. Ev G} WOOD FOLKS — K PWooo FOLKS Roars of Laughter. I + WOOD FOLKS I Picnic Seene. EG me Pie PWOoOD POLKS Comic Situations. } DG! WOOD FOLKS. — LDGL NOD FOLES.| Delightet Andiences. INAUGURATION WEEK HAVERLY'S EUROPEAN MASTODON MIN- SEPKELS, Direct from London, England. S WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY feb2s N AY EVENING, arfield and Ar- Admission, 35 cents. enaryed jeb23-8t A st zerOw'e. pM BaLmonic socierx. M ONDAY, Fyn 28 arp. w., NGREGATIONAL CaURer. ot New York; 3. Ror aneou Part 24, G ton & Go."s banl and Eilts & Oo."a Mesorved «ante fel can be had at Midd M of the members @OPEMA HOUSE, ATES OF PENZANCE, quest, thie ebarming Opera will be repeated for the benefit of the Cr NPRAL FeEG which Admireic No magnificently rendered it on day, under the direction of Dr » Beats at Drew's drug store, ota a and Br fe’ ast ©. ¥. Kinpau u 50 cents; reserved orchestra seats, 75 extra charwe for reserved saats in dress 22 It NATIONAL THEATER. HEATER. GBAND ONE WERK OF THE RENOWNED EMMA ABBOTT ENGLISH OPE #4 COMPANY, is 7 THREE MATINEES THis WEEK. Monday, February 21 : MARITANA ‘Tuesday (Washinutoi's Birthday) Matinee, OBIMES OF NURMANDY. Tuesday Evening . MARTHA By universa: desire, the Mansxement bas con- cluded to give GkasD PoP on which first come Low Only 1 nly ‘Time of. Wecnesday E Thureday Evening. Friday & BeAscaz ROOSEVELT. LAR WEDNESDAY MATINEE, evasion there will be No Secured Seatg— rat served, aud lowered x Floor, 7c. prives LINCOLN HALL, SATURDAY EVENING, February 26, 1881. The Management tak first CELEDRA’ MISS ONE GRAND Cos Ar LINCOLN, AU. appeara) TE AMERICAN CANTRATRICE, BLANCHE ROOSEVELT, 1x RT ONLY, SATURDAY EVENING, FEbRUARY 26, Issi. Assisted by the following Eminent Artists; SIGNOR F SIGNOB FRITSCH... MR. HASELUBINE “RRANTI. .- Burro. ..- Trevor. ME. WM. KUSSELL CASE... ADMISSION R ¥ cerved se , 1881, at § o'clock p.na. LECTURE BY ADELAIDE U. MUacboOCcH, AND READINGS BY R. CORDELIA LEVY. The Lecture is entitled: **THE PRESENT DAY.” toke No extra Metzerott during the on Sunday te... ..... 50 Cente, char rved seats. To be had at & Co."s, 925 Penusvivania avenue, week, and atthe box offi eat the Theater ening. § feb2i-6t a TOLU BROCK AND RYE, TOLU ROOK AND RYE. TOLU ROOK AND KYR. TOLU BOOK AND BYK. (Trade-Mark Secured.) THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE CURR FOX COUGHS, OOLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, OONSUMPTION, AND ALL DISEASES Fr ‘TOLD. TOLv. TOLD. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLD. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU., TOLU.: TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. THE THROAT AND LUNGS. The most sccoptable preparation Rnown for Bronchial, Pectoral and Pulmonary Affections. AN EXOBL- LENT APPETIZER and TONIO, for — general and family use. The immense and increasius #sles and testimonials received daily are the bestevidences Of ite virtues and popularity. PUT UPIN QUAKT-SIZE BOTTLES GIVING MORE YOR THB MONEY THAN ANY ABTICLE IN [Hs MARKERT. PRICE 88 PEK BOTTLE. CAUTION. DON'T BE DECEIVED by unprin- Gipled dealers, who try to palm off common Kock and ye in piace of our TOLU ROOK and KYE, which is the order eivn Shis or ts wil be paid ‘ex DpOR & Or secomn ‘aniese 4 al TP — The under- ly thet they have forme’ certif, cahip for the aaie of Loe under the name town IeeCo No ‘Grore-town LosOo, Be Jonn rer. D. ter Georeetsen, DO. Som on Bo ; iH, WF. BAKKER. ai. KINSLOW. fobs