Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1881, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY. May 14, 1881. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 14, 1581, 9:30 a In. For the middie Atlantic’ states, s Warmer east to south winds, partly cloudy Weather and light local rains,and falling barom- eter in the northern portion. Fair and Warmer Weather To-mor- row. ‘The chief signal officer farntshes the follow- ing speciat bulletin to the press: Tae storm Which was central In the northwest yesterday aiternoon. has move} slowly to the eastward, Abd is LOW central over laxeSapertor. Local rans bave prevaiied in the lake regioas and the northwest; generally clear weather contiaues tm the remaining districts. The temperature has fallen slightly from New York southward and southwestward over North Carolina and ‘Tennessee, and has risen in the Gulf states, the masthwest, and lake region, but continues from 5to 10 degrees above the mean for the month n all districts east of the Mississipp!. Northerly to easterly winds prevail on the Atlantic cozst, and southerly to westerly winds are reported from the former vailey and the lake region. The Mississippi has fallen at Stations above Keokuk, and at St. Lauis and {r0, abd risen 9 inches at Keokuk, where it ts within 6 inches of the danger line. Flooda continue in the lower Mississippi, where the river bas rematned stationary, it Is 3 feet s inches above the danger line at Helena, and 6 inebes above the danger line at V,cksburg. ‘The tndications are that slightly warmer and fair weather will prevail in the districts on the Atlantic coast, aud cooler weather tu the upper jake Fepion and northwest during Sangay. The ppl will fall slowly at stations above Davenport. and at St. Louis and Cairo. but wil remain stationary at Mempuis, He- jena and Vicksburg. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther- maometer af the Signal Oftice during the day:— Ta m.. 71>; ila m,05?;2p.m,s2. Max minimum. 69°. LOCAL NEWS. District Government Affai TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS OF THE COUNTY. Under the act of June 4th, 1880, aypropriat- ing $5,0¢0 for making surveys of the county with reference to the further extension of Streets and avenues north to the District line, Aud a similar appropriation made by last Con- gress for that purpose, Lieut. Green has a bom of surveyors at beged and = made very ge rogress. Several topographical surveys Baye Beek, and others are now being made aga basis fcr the laying out of avenues, stret:, <2. which will be made to harmonize with tne gen- eral plan of Washington. The topographical surveys will be engraved and painted by the Coast survey office, for the District government, and when ail iscompleted the whole plan of courty streets and avenues will be published, and records teade. BIDS WERE OPENED TO DAY in the office of the District Gommissioners for the erection of a brick cottage house for tne Georgetown Industri] Home School, as per Plan and specifications furnished by the bullae ing inspector. The following are the bids: Augustus Davis, (informal), $4,555; D. J. Me Carty, $6300; Hurlihy « Wade, $5, Howlett, $5,400; C. Thomas, $1 Humphrey & Co., $6,640; Z. Downtog, award Was made, —— TEE MONUMENT TO Feep. D. Stvart.—Jt was intended to have the monument to the i7°m- ory of the late Frederick D. Stuart ready for dedication on Decoration Day (May 30n), Dat the work on it cannot be Mnished by that date. It is being cut In the marble yard of Mr. Wm. iutherford, who contracted for {t, and will p2 erected over Mr. Stuart's grave'In the Con: gressional Cemete On the die willl be seu'p- Uured representations of “Jonathan and Dayia,” and ‘ Rebeksh at the Well,” the scales of justice, tre bundle of rods, s‘gaifying untoa, the taree ioks, the All Seeing Eve, the tent and skep- | Berd’s crooks, and suitable inscriptions wilt also appear on it. The work on it thus far ves evidence that it will be equal, whea ipished, to any monument now tn our ceme- terles. The Grand Encampment of Patriarcas held a meeting last night to make arrangements for its dedication, put receiving a letter from Mr. Rutherford stating, that todo full apres to the work it would probably not be ly by the 20th IEst., Bo action was taken. BiG BAnGarns.—9,000 yards fancy stripad English hernani, 10 cts ; worth 25. ‘Towson’a, Pennsylvania avenue, south side, neat 7th. t gees WI1s FILED—The will of Michael Keily, filed yesterday, Dequeathes all of his real and per- sonal property to his wif, Alice Kelly, after the payment of ali debts, and makes her execu- tix. The wiliof Zilphia Smith was also flied. It bequeaths to Miss Catherine S. Myers, of Georgetown, D.C., certain property on Stod- Gard street, and ‘whatever money there may Ke deposited In the Savings Bank, of Baiti- 00. No ‘The River Fiate Nutsancs. 4 TETITION TO THE SENATE COMMITTER ON TRE DISTRICT. ‘The following communication was sent to Hor. John J. Ingalls, chairman of the Senate committee on the District of Columbia: | American sanitary engineers, Co Waring, in | with the Kidwell flats? was unfortunately ae- 1 vered upon the day of the Hanlan-Riley boat race. Ag to the subject: matter of that lecture on tbe river front of Washingto. fective sewerage of the lower portion of the city, these things are confess2d desirable: it shall be done effectively. done cheaply. seems to us that We desire, therefore, to bring it to the atten- tion of your committee. Briefly stated, the Points of Col. Waring’s counsels are thesé: 1. € advises us to avoid the inevitable delay of costly experiments and to go for guidance to a People who, for three hundred years, have been reclaiming land under water, who con- Unne te reciaim it every year, for mere agri- cultural purposes, and whose engineers have me 80 experienerd that they can solve the Provlem of me and cost with as much cer- tainty as our American engineers can estimate for aX ordinary raliroad embankment. 2 ‘The Holland system, a3 is shown by Col. Waring, when applied to the Kidwell flats, in conjunc tlon with sewerage, will have tbe same effect as lowering the river; that 13 to say. it would Virtually raise the city ten feet, and doa vay with the back water in the lower portions, which in the lower portions {s now an exocn- sive and dangerous nulsance. 3. In two years the Kidwell flats chan be transformed into an attractive park of 2,500 acres, possessing a beautiful drive around the river front and or- namental lakes and streams within. Tie soti Will be more fertile than the gravel refuse with which the flats would otherwise be filled in, and the depression of the ground wili be t9 trivial to affect the landscape. It 18 manifest to us and to everybody that If the Kidwell flats are filled in rapidly, the cost will be enormous, and that If the work be done economically—i, by using the flats as a dumping ground—it will go on for a century. It is also manifest that filling ir the flats will not prevent the high water of the river from a up in our sewers, nor in any way im- rove the condition of our sewerage. Finally, it is manifest that if Col. Ws "Ss plan shouid not prove satisfactory, it will at least be a good temporary expedient; that nothing will be lost by it, and that the work of filling incan then ene = Dee the present nuisance substantially al We therefore respectfully press upon the at- tention of your committee the manifest advis- ability of adopting the Holland system and of getting the work done. To that end we sug- Sest it be committed to a commission, one of whom shall be Col. Waring and another an experienced Holland engineer, and that, the commission be authorized to begin and carry the work to completion without waiting for further legislation. The line of frontage can be determined by Congress at the outset from surveys already made, and the statute whica creates the commission can tell them what they areto do. Ina word, we not only desire ped the work begun, but want to see it fn- ie ctfully yours, Chas. C. |. Galt, Andrew J. Joyce, W. B. Jack- Bryan, Albert W. Bacon, Leonard | i ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded a3 follows: W. Keenan to M. Keenan, sub, 16, 1; $90. M. J. Warner to R. Colson, pt. 63, sub. of Mt. Pleasant; $400, M. B. Harrington to H. Reedy, lot 17, sq. $600. Kate “Boyd to Daatel Kelligan, lot 21, sq. 509, $1,100 and incumbrance of $500. John W. Rwiiy to Francis J. Ludike, southeast pt, lot 16, Old Gzergetown, $3,350. =——. Amusements, Excursions, Etce THE GRAND MvsicaL May Fasstival by the Philbarmonic Society 13 a success. Haydn’s great oratorio, ‘The Creation,” was given in a Style last night at the National Theater to de- light a large and cultured audieace. A pro- gtam more acceptable to the popular ear 1s ar- Japged for this evening, when "8 “Stabat rp and favorite operatic selections will be veD. . WASHINGTON NaTaToRIUM.—Swimmt les- fons are given here to ladies and gentiemea. See the advertisement. Banjo IXSTRUCTION. — See advertisement of Prof. Dovson, under head of amusements. LINCOLN Le ery Cook says of Mrs, iunt, Who speaks at Lincoln Hall to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, ‘has always charmed me whenever I have heard her address an au- dience. She is both a pleasing and convincing Speaker. While she never loses her thorough — her grasp of her subject fs always strong.”* Miss MARY TUCKER MAGILL will give some recitations May 17, in St. Jonn’s lecture room, Georgetown. ‘The EXCURSION TO GREAT Fats on Decora- tion day will be a selec: and enjoyable one, more, Md., subject to the order of the dece- dent. Hoth wills were admitted to provite by Gp Hegner and letters ordered to issue ereen. —————— F. P. May & Co., who for a number of years bave carried on the hardware business at 6t4 Pennsylvania avenue, are now moving ten coors west of their present k where t jocati Ley Expect to Gpen in about tivo w eng CERES FERTILIZER, for flowers, grasa lawns, Nines and small fruits. For sale by C. H. ourse « Co., druggists, corner 9tn and F reets northwest. t 5 FLAT Bart MacciNaW Straw 1.2{3, 1D Dar- row and broad brims, for boys and m3n: ne-.! Bat sold. Nautleal siraws, for ladies aod misses, with boat clud bands; gold, silver and Pearl-colored mackinaws, for all ages; Catne3e pith helmets, for citizens and military wear, at Villett & Ruoff’s, 905 Pennsylvania ave, t ‘THE BELT LINE StaeeT Car EXTéNsI0N ON 14TH StxsB7.—It was mentioned in yesterday’s Sax that the Beit line rallroad company are new engaged tn laying a track down 14th street South Of the Avenue to accommodate the em- Ployes of the bureau of engraving and printing. A single track will be put down on C strest southwest, from 11th to 14th streets, connecting the new track with the present track at the bend on Ohio avenue. This is in consequence Of 14th street being occupied by the railroad track which furnishes transportation of stone to the Washington monument. A sufficient number of cars, it 1s said, will be puton to accommodate the employes of that bureau and visitors to the monument grounds. It is sald that this arrangement ts accepiabie to the chief Of the bureau Of engraving and printing and those interested tn te same locality. ATTENTION Is called to the handsome reat- dence on K street, offered forsale for a few days, at a bargain,’by Fitch, Fox « Brown. + For THE Hot Water. — Drink Xander's ative wines, ives, clinton, &c., superior and healthier than any imported ‘article. Car. Xander, 911 7th street northwest. G Howsoy's ice cream tu quart tins, 35 cts. bs Ve — ‘M. WILLIAN will hold bis regular summer Opening of Parisian pattern bonnets, sults, movelties, etc.. on Monday, May 16th, t THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION met at St. George's Hall last night, Mr. Aorams in the chair, John A. Cooper secretary Several new members enrolled. The committee ap- pointed at a former meeting to walt on the resident for the purpose of urging that John &. Moss be restored to his former position in the library of Congress reported, and was !n- structed to call on the President again in the fame matter on Wednesday, the isth Instant. Hon. Ross Hamilton, member of the Virginia State senate, was Introduced, and he made a stirring speech tn favor of a'unton of the re- publican and readjuster parties in the state ia OFPosition to the bourbon democratic party in © coming campaign. Addresses were also made by John A. Moss, Robert Mitchell, John W. Cromwell and Mr. Gray, urging the repudl- cans of the state to fuse with the readjusters to overthrow the funders in the state this fall, The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the presidgnt. Fuesse’s ice cream. t Averton sale of building lots on the corner o th and ( streets northwest, Monday, May See advertisement for particulars.’ t —¥_o—__—_. ‘THE DEPARTMENTAL Doz@n’s excurston, on May oth, on the steamer Excelsior, will leave atSa mands p.m. t Sethe Lt SBE Nock’sadvt. of very cheap prices. = ¢ eee Hvrr’s Diack goods store has removed across 7th street, to No. and added white dress goods and ‘trimmings. t EVERY housekeeper that wants a cheap and handsome Minnesota patent flour should buy Reliance. t oO Daxexr.—Jobn E. Smith and Chas. Mu. Leary, ho brutally assaulted Mr. Andrew this city, from the fair had been com- mitted to jail, without ball, on account of the ‘er of Mr. Callahan's wounds. Mr. Coyle stated to the court to-day that he bad recetved a certificate from P. H. Heller, Yiich stated that Mr. Calishan was out of canger, the court fixed the bond at $500 in €ach cage. ONE _PRIcE.—On Monday, 16, the Boston Shoe House will establiané eon price re one snd all. No whatever. marked fn plain figures. 491 Penna ave. north- west, Leopold Richold, Prop. N. B.—No branch Have your carpets cleaved at Chace, = t ‘Tickets will be limited, securing ail a seat enreute, Particulars to be advertis:d here- after. To OccoquaN Faits —The steamer Mary Warhingiou will make ber first excursion to Ocecquan Falls to morrow moruing, to be con- Unued every Sunday and Wednesday there- after during tne summer. Forty Mun. Down THE Potomac. — The Steamer Excelsior makes pleasant tips down the river every Sunday afternoon. Francis MURPHY, the celebrated temperance lecturer, who 1s soon going to Enropa, will Speak iu this cliy Tuesday evening next a’ the Congregational Church. Sze advt. THs GREAT CHakT OF Hisrory.—See Eller Miles Grant's advertisement of a series of free lectures at Odd Fellows’ Hall next week, andof © elaborate painting to ilustrate the same. aaa = Raeeatees ‘The Telephone Service. HOW BROWN AND ROBINSON SWINDLE SMITH. Ettitor Star:—I have discovered a way to get roy telephone service for nothing, and I want to ask if you see any flaw inthe scheme. When I want to communicate with my friend Brown (who ts on another circutt) I call central office and say: “ John Smith” (Smith 1s on my circuit) “wants to communicate with Brown.” I then get Brown, wno understands the little game, and when all is done poor Smith is charged with my cal. This I repeat ad libitum and run up a lively Dill against Smith, who whea he comes to settle refuses to pay 1t. The Exchange Co. takes him into court, but the judge soon finds out that the Co. can only swear that the call came from Smith's «iit (tnat’s mine, too, of course,) and so presents the Co. with a Dill of costa, but no pay. AS now arranged the Co. bas to take the word of thecaller that he is wnom he represents himself vo be. The only trouble I antic'pate ts that some other fellow will play thesame came on me! | omitted to say that when Brown wants to cali me he personates another Smith on fis ciroutt. What do you think of the plan? = Rosinsox, The Parents to Blame. Editor Star:—Str: I notice your reference to the destruction of the trees in front of one of the schoo] buildings by the boys of that schoo). Such an cutrage oaght not to be tolerated for a moment. It ought to be punished to the full extent of the law, and, besides, a rule ougnt to be adopted for thé expulsion from the scaools of all pupils gulity of such vandalism. At the same Ume it should not be forgotten that the nts of these boys are primarily to blame; for if they properly instructed and governed their boys at home, they would not be gullty of such conduct at school or elsewhere. What makes it ali the worse in this case is that, as I am informed, the bo)s are the sons of respect- able eltizens, some or all of whom are clerks in the departments. Inasmuch a3 tne bulk of this class contribute nothing to the Support ot the schools, in which their children have an equal standing with those who Py, taxes for thetr support, the least they can do in decency 4s to see tot that their boys shall not destroy the public property paid for by others. It strikeg me a.so that the teacher in charge could not be very observing or eftictent, or he would have seen the destroyed trees and have taken some steps to ascertain who the guilty parties were, and have stopped the outrage before it bad proceeded so far. A Parent. BEFORE ring your rooms see Veerhof’s stock of papernangings, 916 7th st. t No BEatinG carpets at Chace’s. t 166'8 jewelry store received some beauti- ul aigies i old and Plate from $4 to $20, ft |ARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ed- coe Riley aud Ellen Rudy; Benjamin Snowden and Margaret Johnson: Robert Free, of Mon'- ery county. Md.,and Susie Barnes; Paul T, jf., abd Kate Wunderleck. Trunks For Lonxpoy.—Before shipping to London weinvite the public to call nese ine the finest trunk ever sold in this city, made to order for Prot. J. BGR est and best assorted stock of bags, Elizabeth 8. | abandonment, | Rev, Fatner ugustin nse tothe question, what shall be done | mo and the de- | 1 ‘That something shall be done quickly.” 2. That | 3. That tt shall be | After due consideration of the | various pians which have been proposed, it | Col. Waring’s is _the only one | Wh'e3 will comply with these three condition, | Ji Pierce james H. has flied a bili for dtvorca from Pierce on the ground of ‘Tarro, assistant pastor at S’. e's Catholic church. will shortly taxe an extended vacation for the Denon ot his “A lecture by the moat distinguished of health. Dr. Carroll Morgan, of this city, wa3 elected & member of the ““Anierican Laryngological As- Socistion,” at its recent meeting held fn Phila- delphia. This association ts composed of forty- Ba reas Giese oat various ee ot I tes, Dr. Morgan being the only member from Washi Do. & Damon Division, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythiar, elected last night the following om- : Sir Knight Edward Dunn, commander; . H. G. Simmons, lieut. commander; John A. Pencnells Legit iB Cc. ‘Amoa, recorder; Hay lannarone, treasurer; W. mulling, ‘guard; John Adams, sentinel. — Probably the boldest robbery which bas yet Occurred in the District took place last eve- ning, at S o'clock. Two ladies, strangers in the city, were walking down the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, and had just passed the marble building at 9th street, when a white thief overtook them and sltppéa a small caba Off the arm of one of the ladies and mae goo} his escape, although pursued beyond the mar- ket. Tne only valuables in tt were a draft on New York and a post-office order, which are worth nothing to the thief. See advertisement, in special notices of the esrly closing of grocery stores from May 17 to Septernber 30, except on Saturday. Arthur Adams, a colored boy, nine years old, received severe cuts about the mouth and on his head, by running against the jron bar used for hitching horses in front of the sixth pre- einct station yesterday. Otho Robinson, in charge of the summer real- Cence of Mr. A. C. Fox, on the Pierce Mill road, * Teports that between 11 and 12 o’clock last Bight burglars entered that house with false keys. He was not in the house at the tims, but returned and frightened them off before they bad time to carry off anything. ‘The revival services conducted by the Mizpah Band of Christian Woncad at Unioa M. E. Chapel, will be continu throughout the coming week. During the past two weeks twenty converts have been added to the church, anaes is no abatement of interest tn the work. The Maryland Conference A. M. E church, in session at Easton, Md., has still under consid- eration the resolution providing for abolishing the office of presiding elder. The subject elicited an animated discusston. It ts belived ‘the resolution will pass. J. Shillington sends Demorest's Monthly, the Foung Ladies’ Journal and Frank Lesiie’s P pwar Monthly, all tor June. Patrick Neale, employed at the Washington gaa works, wasserionsly injured about 2 o'clock his mornigg by falling off an elevator, which U he was using. ——_-—___. The District Sunday Laws. OPINION OF ATTORNEY RIDDLE ON THE TENNEY- INGERSOLL POINT OF LAW. District Attorney Riddle has made a report to the District Commissioners on Mr, Tenoey’s Petition on the Sunday law, heretofore published in the Srar. He says the Commis- sloners have nothing to do with the subject. They do not compel Mr. Tenney’s miil firm to cease enna on Suaday, or permit Mr. In- gersoll to lecture on Sunday evening; nor a9 they close threatres on that day. The law of Maryland makes one hundred pounds of to- bacco the penalty for violatmg the Sabbath This had been continued n this District by act of Congress. He gives a resume of all laws on the subject, and finds no law- to prevent theatres from opening on Sunday or Mr. Ia- po from lecturing in them on that day. e quotes the old Maryland laws In relation t) blasphemy, denial of the Trinity, &c , a3 a “‘cu- rious distrust of Divine power to protect itaelt from human derision, and hence in perll of falling into general disrepute, a position un- pleasant for objects of adoration; and while there Is still a very general belief in the inability ef the {Supreme sSelng to have his way on this earth, even with help as is volunteered,” still probably nO Tau Would now seek to loforce the provision of the section of the Maryland law against blasphemy. He tnuik3 toat the law, if strictly construed, would prevent tae clergy from doing their work on Sunday, but he supposes they are excepted. After a fr. fer- ence to some English statutes he concludes: ‘ It would seem that Mr. Tenney will be obliged tosuffer the inconvenience and loss worked by the present laws until Congress goes to nls rellef. In the meantime the labors of Mr. In- gersoll and all others in the fleld3of science, Moral theology and philosophy must remain under the general supervision of inteliigeat public opinion, aided by the criticism of an enlightened press. Whatever of good there is in our Chi civilization will, as we hop», be best brought into clearer and stronger ligh! in the fullest discussion of the principles lying at itsfoundation, and no man’s liberties wiii be invaded.” such ———__. West Washington, nee Georgetown. FatR.—The ladles of Dumbarton street M. E. urcn hoida fair at Forrest hall every nignt next week. See advt. MERCHANTS EXCHANGE —Offerings on ‘change yesterday, 3,500 bushels of wheat sold at prics3 Tanging from 126% to 131 THE CoaL TRADs.—Tweaty-seven boats left Cumberland Thursday with 3,193 01 tons of coal as follows: For Georgetown, Consolid.- tion oo 1,315.02 tons; Borden Co.,’ 5s7.11 toas; New Central Co., 602.10 tons; George’s Creek Co., 235 03 tons; Individual, tons; Biaeo Avon Co., 110.18 tons. er EE COMERCEMENT DRESS Goods. COMMENCEMENT DRES8 GOODs. India Linen, new material, 20. Persian Lawn, new material, 2 Bodied Swiea Organdies, 25¢ wares iss Orzandies, 25c, Plain Mull Masiin. 25¢, a e=ORCG atialin, 250. isin French Nainsooke, 20 and 25c. ‘Tarlatanes, 1234, 15, 18, 20 and 25c. in White Ail-Linen Lawn. Victoria Lawns, 10, 12, 16, 8c. Polka Dotted Swies Muslin, 25c. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE GOODS. THOUSAND PIECES of new olde er the new styles made this season, White and Oolored ground. BIG JOB in Linen Lawn, new styles, 180. Zanzibar Styles in Striped Ginghams, only 15c. Colored Silke, 50c. ; 81 abc 25e. Je. Bun Umbrellas, Silk, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75, 82. Parasols Lined, Plak, blag, Oardinsl, Waite, Black. Shetland Shawls, White, Cardinal and Bine. Spring Drese Goods, immease assortment. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, ml2 South tide, near 7th st. and Center Market. THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOB Toilet, Bath and Sick Room. marl2-w&s9m ‘HO. A. PRESCOTT tfally informs the citizensof Washington Uist he has established his REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Ar No. 1416 F Stanger Nontuwesr, Where he is prepared to transact all business per- Real Estate, and will endeavor te do so Sb tho cutive satisfaction of “thosa who aay, favor with. their er 6 Bal tronage. A specialty will be huade of the care ana ental of Houses. Money in- Infact every service rendered, including that of Auctioneer and Notary Public. Bi 3 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, mT-Im No, 1416 F Srazer Nontawest. BAN: PLUMBING—Best Material ma orkmnnahine 24 years’ practioe. Per- intendence. Will write specifications and the construction of first class sani! for any amount re JAS. F. BELEN, m10-Im* 419 9th street northwest. GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! GAB STOVES! THE SUMMER FUEL. a SAVED. ROUBLE AVOIDED. secured, with the “SU PIAL" GAB BIOVE. Hor sale or tout at tno ofhce WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT 00., m2-8m At and 419 10th st. n.w. m2Sm__4 tL and 412 20th st. m.w._ on COLLEGS MEDALS Seen de tse GO ORDEE TN OMG ‘A’ JEWELRY SILVERWARE THE BEST % NDS AND PEARLS MOUNTED TO ENGRAVED ON METAL AND MW. Pps: BHO. CA tonal su, PATRI Ir CASES OF : CHOLERA, BROWN’S GINGER DOES GOOD. FREDERICK BROWS, m2-5 PEILapEeDrais, 1822. AT SILVEBRERG's, 312 Seventh Street. 500 Sets of Croquet, from 99¢. Lawn Teonis from 87 ber set up. Srchery in full assortment. N. Y. Roller Bkatea 990. Strong and Light Hammocks, will bear 300 !bs., $1. Mexican Hammocks, Ebony Decorated Stands, ndsome Walnut rom 85¢. up. Rustic Baskets at 50c. Ruetic Baskets at 81., extra size and q Beautiful Rustic Stands, at $1 and 81.25. Spoons, 0c. per set. Rogers’ Plated Tea Spoous, 81. Silver Plated Table Spoons and Forks, F ogers’ Plated Forks and Table 8poo! Ivory Hand'e Table Knives, 6 for $1. Rilver Flated Table Knives. 6 ted Bi Casters, 81. Silver Plated Dinner Casters, $1.; finer grades at 50, 22, $3 and 84. lat jpoonholders. Sugars, Butters, &c., Camels Hair Carriage Mats, Plush Center, 45c. 200 Baby Oarriages, in the latest etyles, which will be sold very low to ‘out: 81 per set. » 82. B. SILVERBERG, TOYS AND FANOY GOODS, ml 312 7th and 313 Sth st., near Pa. ave. P2EScEIBED BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC- FRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPIOAL FRUITS AND 2 PLANTS, A Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pills and Disagreeable Purgative Medicines TROPIO-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best prapara- tion in the world for Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Piles, and all kiadred Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take. Cleansing the system thoroughly, it imparts vigor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ONE TRIAL OONVINOES. PAOKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. ete. Price Druggis 5 60 cents. Seld by all and cents. og ion “SANITARY. HEATER.” NO DUST, GAS OR BURNED AIR. 1 ton 2 simi to sleam: "More belt Sold’ now tkae al aus combined. Befer to the following Baltimoreans using them: ROBERT T. BALDWIN, President Mechanic's TBAAC ma JEWETT, Potomac Fite Insurance RICHARD. CSawexr08, Caehier Farmers’ and ters’ Bank. DROVES: AND MECHANICS’ BANK. MES. JOHN MoKIM, Belvidere Place. . C. MORTON STEWART, Shipping Merchant. GEORGE B._ COLE, Copper Works. WALLACE KING, Glass Works. COL. SYMINGTON, Cnemical Works. REV. FATHER DIDIER, St. Vincent's Church. HON, THOMAS J. MORRIS, Judge United States JOHN MURDOCH, Architect CHABLES L CARSON, architect. J.B. NOEL WYATT, Architect. GEORGE A. FREDERICK, Architect. TA EW.YWIESON, Architects J.B. LARCOMBE, Riggs & Co., Washington. Also 160 others. ALVA HUBBARD & C0., Heating and Ventilating Engineers, apr2-eo6m _87 N. Howard street, Baltimore. AMBERG BNGINGS. Swiss, luisa AND OTHER TRIMMINGR. &o., lower than ever. Forashort time only I will seil the above foods, of which I have a full stocx of new and Beautiral deine at 18 per cent discount from my re present very low prices. Wools of all am at present selling these goods very low, but as Twieh to make some ohavwe in my busiuess I will, in order to reduce stock, make the above discount on the goods named. Briggs & Oo.’s Transfer Papers, in two colors, ever inable design for all kinds of Braiding and Kmbrolaery work. This is the best method for stamping ever invented. The designs will not rub off the is or soil the material used in work- ing; besides, this process makes a clearer and bet- ter impression than any other. B. SCHOFIELD, 1085 7th street northwest. MRS. ANNIE JEFFRIES, 2188 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NoRTuWEST, The West End Fancy Dry Goods and Mulinery re, has a full stock of these Transfer Papers at lowest prices. N. B —The Kensington Stitch taught hera. m3 TBAW GOODS! STBAW GOODS: The attention of the Ladies is called to our im- mente stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIO STRAW GOODS, ithout doubt the largest and most complete as- Sortment south of New York. All the latest Millinery Novelties received daily. Orders, in person or by msil, promptly attended to in the most artistic manner. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 621 and 623 Det., bet. 6th and 7th sts. northwest. ap3d 7 DUPARE’S Garaann ¥ bre peters ver rem Jobbing prompuy attended ex] lence. Jol Ing promptly atten: = R. J. L. CARDOZO, HOMEOPATHIST, (from Europe,) has opened an office (temporarily) ‘ch street north west. 3 tod tients free. 18 THE TIME = Ow TO OBDER AWNINGS, SS ee YP MASKET SPACE. HE ** 0” 18 ALL PI ‘warranted the best it SIC! * California 81 Toul Penney’ erinavecne es ae EEF PEPTONF, COOA BEEF TORIO, and all Bu Preparations of merit at ee Puany. ml2-3t J4th street and New York avenue. aNnCY¥Y CABDS Office hours:—8:30 to | stomach and bowe! OITY ITEMS. Ladies. Gent’s and Children’s Iedia e weather— Assabet Flannel Suits, with ith Skeleton Coata, handsomely made. These suits are not interior to custom made goods, and sell for $12 per Canada Grey Skeleton Suits, made up in the Der cult the preceding, very satisfactory, $15 For Summer Lounging Suits, the two ‘les above quoted are pecuiiaciy fitted, Fit pe GEO. C, HENNING, 410 7th street. — WatER FITERS to remove sedi- guaranted ment from water, for S& Dp, 409 9th sale by SE 4mong the New M None are Gestined to becom aa beneficial than gas Sweltering a ot ik, Was] and ironing can be done 0b. gas, and that, too, at. moderate cost, aes the absence of heat the house Is rid of the dust and dirt attendant upon a coal fire. The Re tort Gas Stove, which is sold by E. F. Brooks, No. 531 15th Stands at the head of the no has @ large square oven in which two es may be simultaneously, and it 4g the cleanest and most durable stove extant. No family can afford to pass the summer with- out a Retort Gas Stove. New Yori’ Styles Straw Hats. Our buyer has just returned from New York with a large and carefully selected stock of all the latest and most desirable styles_of gentle- men’s, boys’ and children’s Straw Hats, many of which are novelties, not shown before; at fect Prices.” Lewis’, 920 7th street nor! west. N. B.Prices marked for cash trade, 2 Comforts for Hot Weather. Gentlemen’s Gauze Undershirts 50 cents. Fine white Jean Drawers 50 and 75 oents. Plain and fancy Halt Hose 25 cents. New stock Neckwear, Silk Umbrellas. The Climax Shirt $1, and a full line of Men’s Furn- ishings of all kinds, just received ‘from New York and Boston, at Lewis’, 920 7th street northwest. 2 Notice. Arrives dally, soft sheil crabs. Hotels, restau- Tants, and families supplied. N. White & Co., 621 B street northwest. 3 Heep Cool. Buy clothing of light texture from EIsEMAN BxOs., corner of 7th and E streets, 3 Gen. Wm. T. Withers, the celebrated blooded stock raiser and pro- pletor of Fair Lawn Stock Farm, Lexington, ¥., Says: Lieblg Co.’s Arnicated’ Extract of Witch Hazel “should be in every stable in the country.” Cures Founder, Spavin, Bursal-Eo- Jargements, Broken Knees, ly Cats and Sere Eyes. Sold in 50 cents and $1 sizes; re- duced rates by the half gallon or gallon. ' Ba- Ware of worthless imitations. Depot 60 Maiden Lane, New York. There is no Affinity between cheap and useless beef, wine and Iron tonics and the Liebig Co.'s Cova Beef Tonic, a Teal renovant of strength and restorative of health. “Itis the best Tonic thereis. Every pbysician to whom I have recommended {t has feund it so,” says Prot. H. B. Drake, M. D., De- troit, Mich. It imparts new tone to the liver, and by its regulative ac- tion affords reliet from headaches, neuralgia, constipation and langour. Beware of cheap, Worthless imitations. A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair periectiy, and 1s 2lso a preparation unequaled for the eradica- tion of dandruff. The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Ex- tracts consists in their purity and great strength, The Styie, Blue and Black serge Suits, EtszEMAN BRos., corner Gf 7th and E streets. 3 Catarrh manifests itself by a discharge from the head, varying its nature in different cases, and even in the same individual at different times It may be a thin, colorless, acrid fluid, or a glary, starch-like substance; generally, however, 1t 18 @ thick, purulent or muco-purulent matter, either greenish yellow or of deep green tint, occasionally streaked or flecked with blood. So copious and offensive ts the pees in many cases that the patient feels as though his whole head was in a state of corruption. Much of the discharge passes backward into the throat or collects as a tough, viscid phlegm Debind and above the soft palate tn the passage between the throat and head, creating a con- stant and almost irresistible desire to obtain relief by “hawking,” a practice characteristic to catarrh, and as embai to the one affected as it 18 disagreeable to those around. Often the phlegm ts so tenacious that the most rsistent and exhaustive efforts fall to dis- lodge it until some food or stimulant is swal- wed. lo Again, the cffensive matter deposits itself in the nasal cavities in the shape of dry, hard crusts, which in some cases accumulates to such an extent as to form a Toralar plug, ob- Structing breathing and producing serious dis- comfort. This condition fs indicative of ulcer- ation, which in time may destroy the bony structure of the nose and produce its subse- quent flattening. OFFENSIVE BREATH. ‘The breath is always tainted, and ts some- times so revoltingly offensive asto render the sufferer an object of disgust to himself as well a8 to othera, and cases are occasionally met With in which the stench is really overpower- Ing and sufficiently fetid to poison the at- mospere of a whole room. Thus a person affected with catarrh lives Continually in an impure atmosphere of his_ own surrounding, ane ees @ poisonous effiuvium with every a breat In many cases the nose is stopped ogee times on one side, sometimes on the other, and often on both, giving rise to a di bie, “stufly” sensation in the head, accompanied by occasional violent and prolonged paroxysms of sneezing. Again, a distressing feel or fullness or compression 1s experienced abave or between the eyes, or pain manifests itself in the face, forehead or temples, or on the top or back of the head, sometimes of s0 severe a chargcter that iuis taken for neuralgia. The sense of smell is generally blunted or Sports lost, and taste may become similarly affect The voice is husky or of a nasal character, While oftentimes there is a continual hoarse- ness, accompanied by more or less cough, excessive debility and emaciation; indeed, in ‘some in: the loss of flesh is so consider- ressive as to suggest the existence r disease, and not a few cases of catarrh that have come under my notice have been regarded as consumption, and so treated by unwary or expertenced practitioners. ‘Thousands of persons are probably unabie to place themselves under personal treatment at the doctor’s, s0 in order to meet the wants and necessities of persons living at a distance Dr. Hartley bas submitted to the urgent demands of a large portion of the population, and will henceforth dispense bis great and well known preparations for the permanent cure of Catarrh itara stores, or will send complete treat- ment with all me instructions to any dress, Express upon recel - lar, Address Dr. HARTLEY, 64 North ‘Greene street, Baltimore, Md. Don't Die on the Premises. Ask your for “Rough on Rats.” It Clears Out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches. Only 16, per Dox. "> Young Mea and Others. and manhood. Address without delay. Vouraic Bait Co., Marshall, Mich, Forty Years’ Ex) lence of in Old ie. Mra. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the scription of one of the best female and nurses in Inited Stat for forty nevi Evy only the best Hose of & ry a FB et neal Vi ALLEY BOWE oners iv | i deat | surpassed. ’ Special rates for familes. W NORTH END PAINT 87: mat | Nin nh SUMMER RESORTS. tractions to the pleasure eeck rest for the "meaty abd “eatth ita ‘Waters for the invalid, with plain home for a1.” Terms from $20 {9 825 per calendar m™ Price depending up7m room required and Peete Ade, Sy CE eS y adarens ad . Howe, via Winchester, Va “mee, wher LOOK ISLAND, R.1 — SEAN VIEW HU Birra ALS ak ate an ale Bill water bai : bine fenitne Dathine: splendid, bass and i lighted with gas: is firet-claan secommodates S60 wrarete: telnerenine S te! - bend for f C: wehnd for illustrated circular. 0. 8. MAR mié lm OCKWOOD HoUsE. Lien iee 8. E. LOVET eugea ¢, but’ 4 market; Me fiabing. terms. “Adcr ss the above. mi4-1m* 85 per week. Open Jane}, 18 Ryecial ‘LABENPON HOUSE. mi4-2m DR if. Be LIPPING . | 6 Bea08 HOTEL, LONG BEACH, L. I., | 45 MINUTES FROM NE ¥ YORK. | THE MOST FASHIONABLE ATLANTIC WATER- ING PLACE. Rooms may now be engaged by lette Rayell-Msister Schreiner’s Orchestra, arrive from Berlin on June 18th-6 Eminent Musicians. Co:.certs every after: boon and evening. Oraturias and sacred Sympbo- | a on Sunday. . ‘schting, boating, fishing, driving, &c., are un- m13-26 R.H. SOUTHGATE. Pronrietor. J OBDAN’s w. S. SPRING &TEPH&NSON's DEror P.O, Vincrsia, be cpened FIRST OF JUNE. Pam- | phlete at the Rij H | at ihe Bogus House, Ebbitt House and Bt: BC. Jompas. * bHEX ano, Va. . M. MULLIN, Proprietor, ‘OPENS JUNE Wu. be] Thie msenificent summer resort, situate. aio, rd the mountains of the Valley of Virginia only twelt miles from Baltimore € Ubio R. i, at Me, ‘Tuck’ fon, within a few hours travel of ths citiee ot Built - more and Washington. It excels in all the featares which mate a watering p! attractive. Its creat altitude, 2,800 feet above the level of the sea, ren. ders thé climate peculiarly heaith'ul and delight. in ene Chalgbeate, Areenia,, Sulphur Powder, Iron Sulphur, and Bead Wallow Spciara, for their Mediciaal virtue and curative properties stand unrivaled on this Continent. For health, Pleasure and good livinw, Orkney is the vlace. Round trip tickets issued by. the different ratl- road companies. Passengers leave Mt. Jackson goon after the arrival of the train, arriving at the Springs to early tea, after being transported 1 Park Wagonettes over one of the best mountain le State, easier and quicker reached than apy large wetering place in the two Virginia, and ‘With perfect safety ; no mountain to cross. Board from ¥42 to $50 per month of 30 days, ac- cording to location. Special contracts mais with families or large parties. Qan accommodate 750 persons. Good bathing. Fishing and buating in Besson. Eplendid livery; charges moderate. Send for pamphlet. mi2-1m KIVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD Re] Now open for the reception of Guests. The most Gelightful summer resort in the state. First-class accommedations at moderate rates. Sa't-water bathing, boa:ing and fishing. Steamboat, railroad and tel:graph communication, Special ‘rates for families. BEND Fon CIRCULAR. mll-Im CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor. ROC ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Va. OPEN JUNE 1. ‘Telegraph in the hotel. A delightful howe jor tamilies. No Bar For circulars and terms aprly to . 8. PRATT, Proprietor, mo1l-3m 401 9th street, Wasbington, D.'O. HE PABK HOTEL, ‘WILLIaMsPoRT, Pa., week: 3 $8 to 8 _ The Hetel and surroundings are very atiracuve. Grounds handsomely iaid out with flowers and fountains, shaded by grand old forest oaks—do- mesticated deer add to their be eauty, Acooler and ‘ettler home for the bot months, cannot be found the mountairs. A farmhouse freedom, wi an abundant eupply of the farm produce, combined With aliberal ocuere makes the Park Hote avery desirable place to spend part of the summer, oron your journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga, co A se KR, W., break your trip at Williamsport. 2m WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, WASH. B. WILLIAMS. ‘The above new Hotel, complete in all its appoint. te, Will he opened for the reception of Guests Elst. Itis beautifully situsted on the Wash- ington Grove Camp Gronnd. twenty-two miles from arming and, diversities, ambracine and diversified, embra r Lost and Souk Mowataine, lovely vistes, and land abounds micersl spring, remarkable for their health- aiving virtues. To’ ft 5 faruilies seeking a qaiet eum- mer retreat it offers unueus! advantages. Reduced rates of fare have been secured over the Point of Rocks Railrozd. For information and terms aprly to YASH. B. WILLIAM, Mi-ec2w Corner 7th and D sts. north west. BLLFF POINT. MD., will be open for visitors JENE Ist. For terms, &c., spoly to, WESTCOTT & WILOOK, corner 20th and T strcels, Washington,” D. C-i oF. SHINN, Proprietor, Milestowa 'P. O., St. Mary's Ma. mi-s,30* OR RENT—In Oaktaxp, Mp oughly FUR NISHKD COTTAGES, in beet ications in the town, overlooxing snd convenient to hotele, churches, depo? &c. Apply to A.A.PERY, Baltimore, Md. mlu HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL will be | ‘opened for the Sumtrer on May 28th, | on account of the greatnumber of people Rho, will be attracted. more particularly Lm to withers the Decoration Ceremonies in 6 Na- | tional Cemetery. May 30th, by the President, Cabinet and many other prominent officiais who | i cent The B & will be pre #. B.R. connects in Union depot, Baltimore, wi M. B. B., carry- ing paseen) a &e., YIN NG, Proprietor, ‘Gettyabure, HOTE!. ry ea N. ¥.,, for the reception of guests Jane improvements and new pasrenger esevat or. 8 rates for June. HARBIS & LOSERAM. shise, Sumy tat iD. Coney Ohar ¥ ‘Owen House and Maison Pores, x N THE ton. ESLIE HALL SUMMBR RESORT Country. Elevated location, coo! News! Apply to Mire, BENJAMIN Lig Lin nilldboro, Laudoun Go., Va. spiG-iewet APE ANN.—BASS ROCK HOUSE, Good Har- bor Beach, Gloucester, Mass. Finest Aipdtdieh, and iorheste oe Anootm ‘Mus. E. G. BRUwa. (BANOTON’S WEST POINT HOTEL, (FORMERLY COZZEN WEST POINT ON THE HUDSON, Opens for the Seasom May Bist. Pheronghly renovated and refurnished, having Sentences” Diagrams may. be sco and \. ma} Fooms epgaged at the Rew York Hotel, ap20-cozm H. ORANSTON, Proprietor, |APON SPRINGS AND BATHS, AMPSHLMMCOUNTE, Warr VincistA i ybeate Waters, rich in a ‘ Iron, ‘AisGhlte Sulpnur Spring in the Neletibor ity. Tinea Gace trevioles, ‘iteriae.aitmente, Fo Ny FR ay OF OALCULL. These es marantes & cure, if cural ‘baths—hot, cold and shower— here. The new and elezant ‘water, the largest in TeBRad data aetna sates steracti ladies and children t» learn to swim Bienty to ‘al the stomach and new beds to restthemon Best mountain roads in Virginia; undred dollars to the mile expended upon ane mee being nearer te all the ‘of the Potomac than any of the of note by an average of a hun pon ee Health's farther. Board, by a THOMPSON, Washington, D.O., ie Peeee good Livery. rates in sent free. ‘street northwest, between Mand , PAINTS, OILS, GLASB, PUTTY, &o. MIXED PAINT, pkey el ee eA DOW & 00. TEURSVAR ES RSS a RT ER ATE pay, ieee Of Ria 2 Concert iQ Comtume by the Peak Friday, bleaux Vivante. yesonte TEMPLE. MASONIC FAIR, Under auspices of ARACOSTIA LODGE, Ko. 21, F. ANDA. w., May 9to19. Admission, 10 cents. LECTURES. ALDER MILES GRANT 7 Will cive @ series of Lectures on the Gre Chart of Hirtory, at Odd Fellows’ H sll, Teh #tree on TUESDAY and Every Week Eveniag over San- | @ay, May 17th to 22d, commenciag at 8 pm, and SUNDAY at 10.30 an 3 o'clock. The elaborate Painting used by the Lecturer, (68 feet long by 7 feet wide), presents the history of the human fam- ily for the eptire period of the days of man upon theearth, All invited. Leotarosfres. m4. jt —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e 40 8 3 DOWN THE KIN 1a8T GBAND PICNIC OF THE EABT WASHINGTON BBANCH OF TRE . IRISH NATIONAL LAND Lea atJuerreman's Pleasure Garden, on MONDAY, Mayieth WD . The areemblage will bs addressed by Capt. O'ME\HER CONDON and other eminent speakers. Tickets of admission, 25e. O! FOR GREAT FALLS: IN DEO iN w ‘ARSHALL HALL, PLEASURE RESORT, be engaged for Excursions and Picnics by ap- plying toG: W BAUK, Tthetreet wharf, before 0 am., deiiy wit-lm RX GbeaT FALtA ARD CABIN JOHNS BRIDGE ‘The canal steamer Belle May will resume her trips to the above points, commencing BUNDAY, May 15. Will leave Congress (Slat street) wharf at Sam. Face (round trip) The. For farther par- teulars apply to JOSEPH PARSENO, 3134 Water street. m13.2t COOQUAN FALLS. Commencing SUNDAY, May 15, and continuing unti further uct ce The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON wil! make Excursions to the avove place every Sonday and erday. Leave 7th st. wharf Sundays at 9 40 -; Wednestays at 9 a.m , returaing at 5 o'cik cing duwn and back on Wednesday's jp. This steamer oan be chartered at reasonavie rater. 25 cente round trip. mim ES, RANDALL, SELECT SUNDAY bs) _ OUR: FORTY MILES DO MMENCIN ace aS Will make Excursions own the river EVESY BUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, from ber wharf, foot of 7th st., returning about 5 p.m. Persons wishiay a quiet and orderly trip #inould Rot fsil to take our boat. Kefreshmeuts on board. Positively no disorderiy characters a lowed. e Tickets 50 eats, Ghlldren, 25 canta tt NGLY, Buyerintende WM. P. WELCH, Avent mb. LYMONT PAVILION AND SUMMER BP BORT can be engaved fr PIGNIOS or EX. CUBBIONS by applying to 8. F. SMITH, prietor, or 1. J. TMODDEN, aat., 208 71h street northwest. m7-Im* AMUSEMENTS. by Miss MARY TUCKER "17th, in Bt John's Lecture an rests, en has been tendered ber by the trastecs V a Instrumental Music by Mr. and Mrs. Dor Webb- Tickets at Mohun's Bookstore. and thi Brug stores in reetown. 74-20 ICIS MUBPHY. FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, May 27, 1881. Music conducted by PROF. J. W. BISCHOFF. Tickets 25 cente. No Beats Reserved OBARLIE NYE wii! introduce Mr. MURPHY. HOSEA B. MOULTON, Pres. Dashways, will preside. "Tickets for ssic at J. F. Johnson's, E. Youngs’, Brad. Adame’, J.0. Parker's, snd Coughli n’s drag e, m12-14, 16,17 ANJO INSTRUCTION i By FRUF. DUBSON, at his new studto, No. 207 Pa. ave. Ladies and’ gextlemen taught pri- Yately. Office hours from 9.a.m. to? pm. mi-im ASHINGTON NATATORIUM, Estnesr, or TWEEN 6TH AND 7TH NOKTHWesT.—Water from three to ten fect deep. We gusrantes to teacl: the most timid to swim in from eight toten ¥xpert male and femaie teachers ready st all boure to wive instructions at the lowest rates Binele ad- mission 25 cents. m4-2p DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS COnre mort eters eS short time both BSIOK ASD NEsVOU Wy uEAD ACHE. Les PEPSIA in its worst iy, Seer bie, producing s regular bealthy action ‘ull size box of these valuable PILLA, with A tal Girections for s complete cure, mailed t6 any sd- dresa op receipt of pine three-oent postage stamps. For sale by all druggists at 25 cent the most Sfwho was tn bed with HD. and in two Gaya he waa out sttending tobis ‘work. ACER attack E $ Billowe i found them most beneficial. Hoppa, pastor M. E. Church, Pied- lat my wife, who is a sufferer from Head- raves HEADACHE Prius, and one \ways cured her truly, * GEO. W. HOBBS. BBOWN CHEMICAL CO. fel2-c0 Sole Preprietors, Baltimore, PILES! PILES SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. BS gy Indian Ointment, “Amal bor bas cured the Frorst chronic cases of 35 and_ 80 ‘TEAW may. IN PROFU*ION AND aT PRI NIBHINGLY LOW. our $3.50 Ourraco Kid Button Oommon Sense Bie See Sas Beason mw Sc, Si and $1.25; Long do..