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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various Affections consequent upon dis
'l"'A0~ STOMACH OR LIVER
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Ooiicky Pains. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Despon
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
it has In numerous instances proved highly beneh
cisl. and IN others effected a. decided cure; o
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor. Roerhsve Because OF
s great in most ofthe European States its in
PRODUCTION into the states was intended more esPe
ciaIy for those of atherand scattered here and
With great success among them now offer it to ths
American public. knowing that It's truly wonderful
medicinal tirtaes must be acknowledge.
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent spirits, or other forms o
destination. Generally instantaneous in effect.
inds its way directly to the seat Of life, thrilling
and auickening eyery nerve, raising up the dreop
ing spirit, and, in fact. infustng new health and
EorTCE-Whoeyer expects to find this beve
low spirited it viii prove grateful aromasis cor
iai possessed of sngnin1 iISn reNediai properties
Che great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded 70 buy
spythlaask ayythakS f's sEs s bottle
son vince you how infinitely superior it is to all
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE Pk0PRIEToks,
BENSAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
arsold by nearly all the Druggists in this city.
ie l4-dts
DLACKsMITHS' TOOLs,-We have in
- store, for sale cheap 6
Rerrian'g extra and warranted Bellows
"Western" Bellows. new and superior article
Wright's Patent Anvils
Solid Box Vices
Kings Stock and Dies. to cut from u nch to ik
inches
Sledxe and Hand Hammers
Worsa Ebpeiug do
Tongs. Farriers' Knives, Rasps Files, &c.
CLARKSON, ANDERSON h co.
de2 No l06 Mainst,
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.cc,psa.,on of Hon. John Letcher.

Tie Blue Ridge Republican publishes letters
from Hon John Lcteher aud ]. Randolph Tucker,
E.a accepting the nominations ior 0overnof aud
Attorney General conferred upon them by the
late n moc5stic Convention. MIR. Leteher's reply
,s az t,iiows:
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DtsaissEp The President bae confirmed the
dscIsieu Of the naval court martial in the case o
Passed Assistant Surgeon Miles, aud he has been
dismissed from the service.
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- DlNrisrnI,-

j > K r II M c II A r D,
tt'mce ana Residence, corner OF Main api Tfh sesl
lenders his services ~ the citizens u hchmond as1
from al exp rieLc,of ten year, he fcels coufdeut
tnat De can warrant all operations performed 81
ann, 70 give entire sasisiActi.an d ll-ImS
o0r Dn john b WALrHALL, fHomue-
'athist offers his pro essional services 70 the eis
ems OF Richmond AM its vicinity Of1ce as - =
Jel2-dly
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- DR. L. NJ. 6rs,H, BaSx street. be.
ween sth and 10th sts.. at Mrs. Phippsn's.
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A NEGRO GIRL Ten YEARS OLD CONVICTED OF
HAysLAUGHTER.-a few days ago two little girls,
Lucy Long, a white child, six years old, and Ma.
ria, slave, ten years old, belonging to Birds
estate we're playing together at Hickman, KY,
when a brother of the white child whipped the
negro. who, in revenge. strock Lucy with billet
Of wood OF this blow Lucy subsequently died,
and Maria, the little slave, has been convicted OF
involuntary mauslaHghter: but recommended to
the clemency of the Governor, in consequence of
being only zen years old. Sentence is. therefore,
suspended until the next term of the Court
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FOUR DAYS LATER FKoM EUROPE.

EEFfFtL or TIE TON-LOPD ABEP
CHOEHLE dfi'uiNTLD 4hiNiSIER TO THE
(AiEkU NLALlN
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N4- BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
>old and shower Baths can be had daily as all
9ours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
3hampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel--
entrance on IIth street.
singe Baths 25 cents. or tickets for el sp 10
1~FRgsH LBKOHss.--i have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express fresh lot OF 8wsdish
LRECHES, which will te applied upon most reAsonp
able terlns.
P.S-Cuppang and Leechine promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day, ct the Har
Dressing Room under the American Hotsl, and -
uight on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts z. @. HOb6O6
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~ HoRsoN's HAIh CUTTING, SHAvINs
AND shAMrooiee sALoos, under the American He.
el-entrance on llth street
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BAfns can be had Il
all hours Single Bath 25 cents or tickets for one
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RISE IN TIE RIvER.-The late rains
have caused considerable rise 10 James river.
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"A L0nG EHTABLIhHkD CUeT0M.-
It has long been on each return of the
ed friends, brothers, sister, parents and children
10 exch Ange me small token OF esteem present.
srme memento which may be held sacred in sftsr
years
Whatcan be more desirable appropriate, ~ gift
such OCCASION than beautifully exec uted and
correct ambro. pc or Photograph. such a. ar made
At the well arranged Gallery Uf @. w. UINNIs 1871
Main street: He has lust received . q 90 and
dc I, in which to have Pictuies pIsced psrsUns
wishing TO mako q beautiful present. and of secur-
ing a Likeness worth retaining with somesh nR
beautiful In which To have il pisced sh ud not fail
70 visit his Gs'lery. Remember dtenumoer, 1877 Aasm
street opposite the Post Office. do rs
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- REMovAL.-DR. BnIaas has re-
moved his Office to basement OF Metropolitan Hali.
with X Lyme.
Office hours. 10 A NJ and N daily. Res depss.
corner 9th and Broad streets dsS-lm
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A,..AA nur -.

MsDIcAL CAnD --Dn Cu, Buxr
Hnson and D .. Doasxr tuIIsn, hsvs spoeja&p6
y gerry from this dnie -~As'~ SS~
- vfnce, fr.nkiin street. above IN.
sANsAhI 4Ass issS. jol>in
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|EXPkESa

-AfhEcl
ST.. having
from Nor
Iaers James
York eyeIy
railroad ID
Wythsyille
Nerth Carol
b great dla
bf MGchsn
the above
I'd. A
oeompsuie4
Iir rpersonI
+ eutrustds
I'm EXPRESS
,aeksges u
d be sent bH
In so'cioss
|OUHH.
|rysress &c.
|ezages tor
|aces in Vn ii
hipnent byE
hi ibereafsr&
EOMPkNyI
I epriyiis2
stsansh
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Thankful for the patronage no literally bestowed
on the late firm of DrBR.LL JOHNSON the subscri-
Der hopes by strict attention to business to merit
continuance of the same. T. H DtBRELL
ia t-d&cIm
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s@- CIGARS. CIGARS, CIGARS.
lMt ORTED AND DOMESTIC.

large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JOHN BOUCHER,
Ath street,
between Main and Frank lin sta
B.-CI6ARS made In any style to order
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~, sIkAhnoAr AccIDEsf-A NusmsR or Irvys In.r-
Inc h steamer r. \. Aubry shortly after IeAvipg
uis pore on Monday afternoon. proceeded TO within
snort distance Of Bisseii's Point, where A dams
reg nan enveioped the river. Owing to the dabcul.
attending navigation, she ran upon q bar.
whicn Jared the boat, aud the valve of her mud
Ieceissf broke off, allowing Q greater escape 81
sass saa. this instant the second engineer and
deeS hand named Tuliy, standing on the Iartoard
s'ae ,n direct line with the mud receiver fsi or
were ofown over the aide of the boat Tullv was
drowned. but the engineer saved him fb- cling
ing 70 chain or rope. In few ents the sntire
space between the lower deck aud cabin floor vas
hlied with steam, and the deck hands and deck
passengers supposed that the boat was on ire
The clerk, Mr.. Bates, ran along the hurricane roof
to the stern OF the boat and seeing them crowdinp
into the yaw, called out to them to desist as
was no danger, but they paid no a..ca,ion to his
warning. The yawl. which WAS suspended close
to derrick. was tipped by the tipping of the
derrick aud nearly all we're precip tated into the
river. Several are said to have sunk instantly,
and to have been seen no more. An old woman,
her daughter aud son, Germans, bound TO Pekin
ILL.,, we're among the number tipped ont of the
yawl, but the young man succeeded IN saving his
sister. Being unable to give his mother any as
sistance, she was drowned.-St. Louis Democrat,
poe
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re- DsBILIrArED Psssoss-Those

nA DEBILIrATED PERsoHs-Those
who have suffered from inccssant fevers, loss oil ap
netite or improper dgesfion-msy easily De cureo
Rv the nae of BAKER's BIrTERs. We have known
persons entirely restored 70 by these eitters
after visiting s the watering places without receit-
ino any benefit If any of our readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. Ia
digestion Ague ard Fever eour Stomach or Loss Oh
Appetite they will ind certain relief BY using these
Bitsers as directed. Delicate fesnales may Test as
sured that these bittern are admirably adapted t.
their Diseases and never fail in Quiekening nafur
aud restoring Ihs bloom of health 70 their cneeks.
reething infants may alsb be improved by their
usa-whilsf all classes and sexes will be benefited
by their strengthening properties Az family
medicine these Bittsrs stand unrivalled and nusi
eventually supersede all others We invite . tria
at once
For saleby Purcell. Ladd Co. and by all ths
prominent Drue1is in Virginia. oc IL
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WIN. j. PARROrT will continue the
business ( his old stant, and solicits the ps.
s.onage OF dealers generally. ALI orders strictly
and promptly att ndsd to.
Gor louisville Jan lat 1850 ;a,xt
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WE have associated with US in busi
w less Mr. B. W J0YNER, who has been with
us several years. The business will hereafter be
carried on in the name OF JONES CO., at the
house, No. Main st formerly occupied by Mr.
James Winston, few doors above the Old Market.
We shall keep on hand large stock OF @ GKUOERfES
and fire LIQUORS, To which We ask the attention
of our customers and the public generally.
la lin THOMAS JONES CO.
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nISSOLUTlUN.-T firm of DAVID N.
- JONES Co. expired on the 18th Of the month
All persons due or having claims against the con.
Germ, will present them to me for settlement.
de IN DAVID JONES.
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DIESOLUTION.- co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the drm and style Of BlSFOkD. DlChlN-
withdrawal of 2 BISF0kD and PoWHArAN
w EiSIG ER, who have sold their eutire interest ih
said concern to ROBT l. DICkINSvN. who has and
hereby assumes all the liabilities Of said concern.
All persons having claims against ths said con-
cern, will present them TO ROBE DIChiSeoN
conceru, wlil make payment to the said Robert
Dickinson mh. alone IL authorized to u Q the Lamt
of said concern in iqpidating and settling the bu
siness of the said conce. n.
signed, FP BINF0HD,
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NOT,CE.-J0HN G. Williams, who
~ has hereto had special interest in our bu.
sness. has this day been afmted into full partner.
shrp, and business from this date VIII be con.
Quoted nnder the firm and style of
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
We avail ourselses of this occasion to return our
thanks fIr the liberal pasronaxe SO long bsstowe ed
upon and to solicit its continuance the new
firm KEEN, BALDWIN X co
20
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C,O-PnRTNERSHIP NOiICE MIR
~ Il SIMPSON is admitted to an interest in the
Clothing Business with pie, from January the Ist
1889 The style Of the new firm mii be J GOOD
NAN & co. D GOODMAN,
No ll9 Main street.
We intend closing out the present stock of Winter
Goods OF hand, many styles will be cid at cost.
p GooDMAN,l GuoDMAN co.
j III SIMPSON, ! No iI9 Main stseet
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sRax- RELIEr FROM CouaH In THIN Mn

UrEs - Pectoral Ca"dy, or y Horebound. Liverwcrt,
&C, FOR Coughs. Colds. Bronch tis, and a Affections
0i the throat and Lungs Pattcuia. ~ ada pied fvr
children, recommended by phy-ician. as = superior
articie Prepared only by uEO DOWDEN. Drug.
Ris. and Chemist I75 Broad street Richmond, Va.
Price-z5 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists. de- elt-lm
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THAI N@
he 2Ist. Tho
and will dig
g:on, Balti-
paris Of the
the trouble
stween Rich
city ythrUuEA
the most inr
uEetB 9
ugh Tckets
iTnpC;taEt
MEAD, (
LntSnieut.
l. ~
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~ PARKE PoiNDsxTER,
ATTORNEY At Law

.,,,,, RICHMOND, Va.
VIII practice In the city sf Richmond and IN The
a. Office In Lisla's BuiDdina corner OF Main and
i4th treets - 24-Iam
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have mad.

have made
,tnTer for ths
=, aud vise
abtagss " ilfc b
iron. is s3rnp /
arranged.
coal.
1t pleasure. ii
resuiret size,
sF Pix B0ilefx.
WARRANT e4is
EciIaser.
ns. which I'll,
!e sri,ss
odfrate tf0ra
% cell them u
CAN RAXdNl
ur customeMl
ayfting =
rice,f R&v
hove.
rAaRHAN
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---- We csll
ynriAa " tlse
Co. Of Pesh-
3 GRAFE,em
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~ Ia
7usd inrt;etk,
lends ami thI
stock Of Cod
ks and kYE
i'aAses. Of Cd
hasd and IN
By uy lam
'Ffoty ofGla,
an 20 diGervn
= my long e
ieied { suit
d required.
atsilortnosst
hose hne Era
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nIssoLuTIoNs, &c,

DiSSOLUTION.--The firm of PARaorr
SMITH is this day dissolved by mn,u Il CON.
WIN Parrot, who alone Is authoriz ai to I1se III
naue OF the Ia liquidating and settling mn
the business nf said concern.
[signedI WMJ PARROTr.
t SMITH,
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iney and uM
edespeeiaHy
" 20 cash o.
II and Bran
attended no
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|nISSOLUrION UF FCUPARTN EKSHIP.
~ The firm of LARUS d SHINE is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The pane of the firm
will be used by either party in the settlement OF
claims and disposition of stock on hand
p q LARUS.
de I7-d2w JAS SHINE
pS-In consequence of arrangements made this
day between the parties, p. q. LARUS is alone
thorlZed to settle up and the name of the firm in
clusipg the business of Larus Shine
December IL de 20 JAMES N. SHINE.
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~ HARTsHoRHEsA A

are the safest and best Purgatiye Pills In uss, They
ass M upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels, carrying
zripe are easy 10 their operation and can Be takse
It any time without fear Of exporure. They remove
u you sufier with any pam, use HAsTHnOkNnD
uUREALL. the great PAIN ANNIHILA1DR II
SYRUP. which Ii the best Cough eyrup IN tie
World.
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PEBBL

examine,
6 filled in a
PAHSKR,
Main street
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hm0Hd Pn.,
is friends and
lnIpIate stdAk
ard ware, noE
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OUYs CLOTHlEG.-We have received
- another and very desirable lot Of Boys Cloth
ing
Black Brown and Green Cloth Jackets
Black ard Fancy O. ~ Pants
Cass. Merino and silk Vests
Over Coats. Of all styles and prices
Selling ct low prices, fer cash. At
N WALKER cos.
l0a, corner Main and f4sh streets
de- 10 Richmond. Va.
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| HlliI:rnl.. "A.


ken tn, eAa.
: the DsSlsa&
Trying IA E
;;:iess. ; stl e
TT, 81 ers
as 20 osJs>
!, lie Aaia6
u syst%a.
ly repeatedly
I 20 call at :
j W PfLl
g..
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[TRAINN

b CEN-l
LR0AD II
EIlfRIi&
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TACKsUN'R TALLOW CANDLES -zt0
u boxes for By -uncpr
dA - u u UAy6NfOAAs

NIEHR CLUrHlNG.-DAkhACOIT,
IN HARRIS d ca. have on hand sl1arHe escort
mont q NEGRO clotbins, which III - scis very ~
esenvies INA attenfon Of Tnhkeconiefs u particle
aziy called % these Goods = ws think thsn ensss
aad so0d' oARRAunrr. nARRIs { 90.
auceesaors to Merchant yeistEeT3 4 90.
- s No III Main =.
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StfYTE
q 1ewelie
4 ain and L

PEBBLE
HAkE, 0yu
a new Bnf,I
sztiian pti,Hl,
80
rerior Glassls
aid can tie q
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strikes and Strikers.

If there are members of other trades
contemplating what are called strikes,
there are some things of which they
should be fully assured before SO import
ant measure is decided upon. 1t is to
be supposed that as mechanics, they all
desire employment and that they have
no wish to gain more than is Justly their
due, taking into consideration the state of
the market in respect to the article which
they aid to produce. Is the employer ex-
periencing run of business prosperity
in which they have no share? Does he
realize brisker sales and larger profits
than heretofore? Has he been growing
rich, while bis workinen have been under
going unusual privation? These arc ques-
tions which should be answered, that the
community may know upon what side is
the Justice Of the case, and decree ac'
cordingly. '.'.
a strike is, in one sense, public act
The strikers by their proceedings appea
to the public, thereby acknowledging theil
responsibility to it, and their want of it,
approval. Without such approval they
are weak, and can stand their ground bu
a very short time, Now the public viii
only look at the justice of the case, no
the wants, nor the stubbornness, nol
the prejudices, nor the enthusiasms o
the parties, A movement, based upon
ignorance or passion will be short
lived and end badly because the worlC
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will look contemptuously upon it, which
is destruction The public shou y
therefore, be informed, by clear and
truthful Statements, what are the el-
ements of the difhculty-what is and
what has been the conduct of the mas
ters-what sound and substantial reasons
in the present condition Of things there
are for an advance in prices, and what es-
pecial ground for resorting to extreme
measures to secure the increase which
they demand. ..-----.
The mere fact that the employer does
not pay the employee the prices which he
thinks he ought to receive, is not, of itself,
ground upon which to justify strike:
because the latter is at liberty, if dissatis-
fed with his wages, to seek employment
elsewhere. This is u very free country,
and in the spirit Of that freedom men
should be left as far as possible, masters
of their own acts and affairs. If the
master should combine with other masters
to keep the workman out of employment,
that would bring new element into the
calculation, and justify combinations on
the part Of the workmen, and--if the
effect is oppressive-strikes. But a strike
is, in the best of causes, a dangerous ex.
pertinent, and should never be entered
upon until the actors are able to show
conclusively, not only to themselves, but
to the public, that they are victims of q
wrong which can in no other way be re
dressed.
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THERE is one cause of distress to the
laborer in this city, which, whatever may
be the state of trade is always in exist
cnce but which, in times of depression,
adds greatly to the common suffering.
We allude to over taxation, under feeble,
profuse, and unwise local government
Through whosesoeyer hands it may come,
labor pays the taxes and every hundred
thousand squandered is SO much taken
from the tables of those who do the work,
and from the backs of their wives and
children. Half a million too much, drawn
in taxes from these, would, if suffered to
remain, make a difference that would be
felt by thousands These are considera-
tions of much significance just at this
time. A few good men in the City Coun-
ell might prevent much both of suffering
and decentralization Let those who are
so anxious to remedy the ills by which
the laboring classes are beset, look to
| thie
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MOseley's Corrugated Iron Roof

WS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
u Metal Roof and is aeo superior 70 all 9theIs for
re- roofing as Il does not need now, close sheuthtng
Those who may need their old shingle or competition
roo replaced In the course Of the season would save
money NV using this iron. Should they rebuild with
In few years we will refuse the Iron. We are also
prepared to make Corrugated Iron Doors nnd
shutters, and cover Railroad Cars to order. Office,
rs q. .22Ms"V'' q. NJ. HowELLs 4 CO., Ag,ts.
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DIR. "A YEER'9
LUNG AND THROAT
INSTITUTE,
No. 80 WEST FOURTH STREET.

The following letter is from one of our well known
merchants Whatever he udurses must be Of sterling
value. 1t is well worth reading ..t ... '"'
CtNcfNNATI, February ~, 1889.
About month ago called at DIR. Ayers Throat
and Lung Jnstute, 30 West Fourth street for treat
ment for Tpusilits and Chronic Inflammation of tho
Throat The tonss and uvula (or palate) were so
to pursue, and that was TO cut them off; this had
been told by other physicians, who had also canddy
told me they could not cure me. DR.. Aver made q
careful examination and pronounced excison unnec-
essary and prescribed Dedlcated Inhalation and top
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with general treatment, aud the re-
snit is a PHRrEcT TRIUMPHi The Inflammation has
been allayed and the tonslls and palate reduced to
their natural size and position. now have NO sore
ness or difficulty whatever of the throat, and FEEL
THAT I AN NOW PERFECTLY WELL. t.'
cordially commend Dr. Aver as asklllful aud com.
petent physician in his speciality, and worthy Of all
confidence His mode Of treatmentis is rational pleas
ant, and certainly in successful, and have
every reason to believe the Doctor is equally success
full in all other while have been under treat
ment at the Institute - -
JOHN II. DETERS,
5S Fourth street. between Vine and Walnut.
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r v. ETSToNE WHOLESALE
aBe DRUGGIST, and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Paints Oils Colors and Dye-stuffs, Window Glass
and Glassware, fine Chemicals, Perfumery and Toilet
articles, northeast corner Pearl and Sycamore sts,
Cincinnati. Ohio. 6O
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WAMEs c. FOULDS, FORWARDING AND
~ Commission Merchant, and Produce Broker,
Office No. Exchange Building, Walnut street, Gin
cinnati, o. Agent for sale of John A. Shaw a 90 3
Pearl Starch. 10
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a MEXICAN BANK NOTE COM
IN PANY, south east corner of Fourth and Main
streets Cincinnati Ohio. Engraved In style corre-
spOndinq in excellence to that Of Bank Notes. Rail
road State aud County Bonds, Certificates of Stock
and Deposit, Checks, Notes, Bill and Letter Heads,
Cards &c &c The above Office IL under the supervi.
sion Of I239l GEO. 7. JONES, EnRTayer
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

INoWE'S DRAWING ROOM DANCES
Especially designed for Social Evening PARTIES
Containing Is Quadrilles or CotiOns, and over 100
pOlkas achottisches, Wsltges, Mazurkas, Reels Re-
dowas ETC. etc, illustrated with cuts, and the CALLS
and description Of each Dance or Quadrille under
each piece Of Music. Price 81 90. Mailed on receipt
of 81 25. F"rHl u =. T. Y. FQNDA,
IS "A West Fourth Street.