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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

*
VERY VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT In THE DISTRICT AT AUCTION
On Thu kSDAY. the 10Th instant. we shall sell
at o'clock m, on the premises that beautiful
Farm belonging 90 Capt. W. A. T. Maddox known
as Glen Ellen. This property is about ~ or two
mil les northwest Of Georgetown, In the District OF
Col umbia. lying immedi ately the road from
Bridge street, Geor getown, to the Ridge road and
contains lel acres in a high state of cultivation
well fenced and wstered. orchard Of variety Of
fruit, grapes, 6c.. &C. The improvements are a
Bne roemy Dwelling House, and kitchs q deta ched
with all other necessary out buildings. including
ice house: 1t adlOlns the farms of Messrs. Pick
eref, Richie and Weaver. We deem it unneces-
ssry to say ANYTHING further in commend alton of
this be autifIl property. Suffice it TO say, owing
TO its elevated and healthy position and high state
of cultivation, consider il equal, il not sumo.
riOT. to any farm IN the District.
Terms One third cash; balance in 1, .. and 4
years, the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day OF sals, pay
able semi annually. deed given and a deed a
trust taken. All csnvey ancng at the cost ef th-,
purchaser. including revenue stamps. 5000 via
be required paid down when the propsrtS is
sold.
Persons desiring to examine the property can do
50 at their convenience previous TO sale.
GREEN a WILLIAMs.
Jy52aw6cs INTEL Auctioneers,
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS. Aacsioneer.,
10y L. WALL CO., Auctfoneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9e La. Av., between 9Th and 10th sta

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
&C.,&C.
On SATURDAY MORNING, July. Z. at 10 o'clk.
We viii sell. al the Bazaar, q number OF Saddle
Carriage and Work Horses, 10 full desert ptioa At
sale, (com pri sing sbout-
FIFTY HORSES
Many good Work, Saddle aud Harness Horses.
ALSO.
RockaWay, Horse aud Harness
Five new Express W agOns, with aud without Top,
built in this city.
large collection of New and Second hand Bug
gies. Rrckawsys, Carriages, Wagons, aad other
Vehicles.
One Hack AID one Coupee in good order.
Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on priysre sale.
U5 W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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and shortest notice, VI.
VIII keep constsntiy on hand BAsfIRN Nan.
orders Tor Plumber SLABS proOptly attended,
fenas Ten9e, bet. lSth md 18th 80. vet,
EAEE STAT CHAIRs RRPIIRfD- "a No.
avenue and Q street ~ :
Terms very moderate ~
Work we'll done, and With dispatch. !"
my - In ~
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m JAS. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aueaonssrs.
BUILDING Aos s FIAT Ss; TTnTgsrrEs SALE

On MONDAY, the eth day q July, at 8 clock.
on the prem,see BY virtue 81 deed Of trust, duly
recorded sS t in iibsE 10; o. teliOs no q
1855 and 10 ne directed, We shall sell the east half
e Let 2, IN SQUARE IA. fronting . feet On north
back that width lf feet inches 90 % feet alley
Terms One. third cash residue In 9 and Il
property. Convey ancine at purchaser's cost
IL the terms Of sale are not complied With in six
Gays aner the sale the Trustees reserves the right
CHARLBS BRADLEY.
W. =, WOODWARD,
Trustees Exceleior Building Association.
Je Id JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucta
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MARRIED..

BROWN-WOLLARD. On the 18th of June, by
the Rev. ID. . Reese CHARLES o. Brown to
LIZZIE o. WOLLARD, both of GEORGETOWN, d.
q. Bait. Sun please copy.l
EDMONSTON-LASHB ORN. On Tuesday, Sd
instant. q M CHURCH, 9Th street: BY Rev: Geo:
Wssbipgton. ID. O., to Miss ELLA V. LASH
HORN, Of MartiDsburg, Va.
lMartinsburr papers please copy ]
PENICKS-LAURIE. July 4th bv the Rev
7 McFsll Mr.. THOMAS ,. PENICkS, OF
philadelphia, to Miss SARAH J. LAURIE. the
only daughter Of Jehn Laurie, Esq of Washing
ton, ID. G.
BAPTIZED. by the Rev. George V. Leech,
ULYSSES GRANT LINCOLN, the interesting in :
city, July 4th. 1856
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Rr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucsio.e.r..

ExCELLINf fwo-sToRY YRAng House
InshstrsstS east, q Ppblic Auetioa.
!hipAu, TIE eth instant. at az O'Clock
We shall sell. on the premises. vsst pax1
lot No: Is ~ sau.rs No. sss. With the inSreye.
menu, oosslstins Of fne YreIs House, eontsis-
Aiss, fronting on . 0fost slisy, we shail ssIl,
one f,ene bsfl1ins. eossss si.g too sosS rcsGs,
- s2csnSs Of ne IroDsrty ts In GOOD ssish-
IeLHs: 0ns-third cash; balance In SIX 81 Twelve
lsssv An cosvsysscias - r.1ssus o. ssas,s =
No. se - 81 ne SsrSss:ss SO down On seeA
~ 81 6REES q WILLIAMS, Auess.
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SrRAIeI, But TRUB.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc., can be re-
at DIR. Whites Rooms, &2l Penn ay, between
* and 6th streets. =. =
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Larceny or LAeER BEER GLASSES Dan
ieI Brewer was arrested by efHcer Kearney
upon n ch arge Of the larceny Of two lager bssr
glasses. He was picked up drunk, and &C.
knowiedged that be took the glasses some
where, be did not know where. No Claimant
ing by Justice Morseli. and finally dismissed.
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RY eREKH . WILLIAMS, Aaoeiose.n.

The subscriber viii sell al auetios. on III:
eIcei ,, m. Lots a, B. o. D, y, sna q, is
the subj vision Of original Lott Noe 10 and n in
sse = Fee, @ t sssst s and
ioioet alley; and Lot and G, fronting each IS
ss ,ncnes on % street west, by las feet inches
more OF the most improving parts Of the city ~
4ners Desirable Opportunity 20 persons desiring
Terms: ope-third cash; and balance in sud n
months, With Interest, secursd By . deed OF trust
Lot, TO be psid on thu ground All conveyancin9
And rsyense stamp q the cost ofthe purchsssr
- sd 0REEu q WILLIAnS Auces
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RI esEsH . WILLIAMS, Aactiosssrs.

.wa = -, 8 I.sias s.,s. = f1ESSAt. 8:
sssss insIss e sccsh street; ), u is:i - iss
q TIE city fronting tie Public Nall, A. wfi .
cimesa into two bsiftiAs Leo 70 salt pureAa-
terms; ne-sAssa go: ga ssaases q, en- a.
tSelve goathes seeurpA - 1esd o trUsl % esvS
eoevtyancing snd rsvsass stanOs & ths osst 81
. Durcbap~F
Title Dssfee
.sa... oat Sss E SSSt 1.EII.sn sso, 49,:
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STRAW HATsI STRAW HArsi ...,a II,
For 0entlemen, Youths. and Childrsn.ru
Large assortment. Closing ont cheap n III
b. b. eTINEMEPZ>
n onaot' SSa u. ave near corner 18th ct:
DOWNS; price q Is and q so je N-6t
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CITY ITEMS

clothing at Jennings One Price Store 1t the
corner OF 7th street and Maryland avenue. q.
"A CLERGYMAN (Rev. J. McMurray), writing
rom Halifax, N. S., says, ssHaving suffered
several years with throat affection, to which
clergymen are especially subject, and having
ing my testimony as to the relief I have had in
the discharge Of my sabbath labor from the
use Of "Bro7cn's Bronchial TrocAes'' They have
been great comfort to others to whom have
recommended them have used them with &C.
vantage" For Coughs and Colds the Troches
are equally efficacious. sC 60
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter = - =
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,nUTyIsLp 8 cELEBRArED nAns. =
'Tag oLpIsr AND Rler. BRAHp IN res
iakd5ssrrsrAnl9eAAH4kHS4 80. = ~ n 80

q DumslAvesSsSs NJ : rive sSsIsesep !, ~.
tern Hens; his cure is iess,tsSiy soss 90.
zkne1l4 le Al t9G sGlflJf
Z Cspite11n quality and havor.-Lireypooi NtIs1~s
z rQ4dl9r IN eUyercr.-Lfres7oct Mercury: II :
= DSnsl4s celsbrstsda AeAs have bssn 90
:S 4; = = ass :.s
s 9SAkR HRgEssostRl 9AJ5S S 9'.:s::.,
\. lslYR2ssi e HsErs. IS lssiysl, l.ssIlns
SifSk SHstt9 - euers so1sk q Post enc!
Plane music also luFAtsAed.
1ysm' IA, a1ALD. LsaAsr end Agent.
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lY GRKEN 4 WILLIAMS, AsctiopsSrs.
ExEgyToRs SALE OF TWO STORY rRAss
sTREET EAST, BETWEEN SOUTH q AND
@ SHEETS, NAVY YARD.

8 sf i4SstH SssS iSSfftyS.fSgSs sSSrs And
On THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of 7 uy pert, ct
snthsriiy Of The viii Of " W. copn.r. dsosss.d.
which hiss been duly admitted 20 probate, and re-
corded in the Orphans Court, in the District Of
Columbia, TO yit psrt Let No. ~. IN square s7f,
CONNER cing feet south from the northeast corner
OF said lot. running thence south IS feet. thence
west las feet inch; thence north rs feet: thence
easi lo6 feet inch 20 the place of beg nning with
the Improvements. consisting Of . wostory
Franc House, with Kitchen, being the real estate
left 10y said deceased.
Terms a One half cssh; balance in and II
months, Tor notes bearing interest, secured By q
deed OF trust on the premises. All copveyancinR
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser,
Sl@ down when the property il knocked of, and
N tie terms are not complied with within i've days
after the day Of sale. the executor reserves the
riRht e. resell at the risk and % the defsu'inR
purchaser, by advertising three times I'm the Eve
ming Star. -
WILLIAM DIXON, Executor
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PAINFUL AcCIDEsT.-Yesterday, Mr.. ]. s.
Woods, riding through Georgetown, was
thrown from bis horse, which fell. When Mr.
WOODS was taken up Ii was supposed that his
leg was broken, but il was ascerfained by
surgeon, who was called to attend him. that
the limb, though very much bruised, was not
fractured The horse belonged to Mr.. Keyes,
on lith street, near PENNSYLVANIA aYenle
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RY hcpEvIrr . 90 ,Auction.,r,.

VIII sell, 81 Auction. on FRIDAY, the 6tk
Juy IT p. M. House and Let. fronting 70 feet o
24tn street, and z street and New Hampshire ave.
and back kitchen
Terms made known at time OF sale.
beaeons for selling going west.
U5I' McpEvITT CO. Aucxs
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEUKGETOWN ADVER'MTS
~NOTIOE-The members of POTOMAC DI
uS VISION, No. II, Sons Of Temperance are
Iegueated ts attend called meeting THIS. Thurs
ing W. r. 1t
CHEAP DRY GOODS AT MILLERS NEW
NJ SIQRG, l01 Bridge St, Georgetown. D. c.
We continue to receive large supplies of Summer
TO purchase and sell them much lower than early
IN me season We have Q full stock of Dress
Boys' wear, Psrasols, Fans, Palm Fans ct cts,
Gloves apd uSsiery, Skirts. Bleached Muslins
u.s. 70, Is cents Calcoes 10. l21S l6 49, 20 70 cts
Aipacas from % cents to 81, Mosquito Nets. Not.
wtthstandinR domestic goods have ady anced late
ly, We are selling them as low az ever Cali and
examine our stock, and We will save your money
je 2l-lmr BENJAMIN MILLER'
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CHARGE OF GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sergeant SkIppon, Of the Fourth Ward. ar.
rested VIM. II. Gray, coiored boot black. upon
charge OF stealing s2f from the money drawer
OF Mr. IL. Prosise's Store. on ID street. between
Central Guardhouse where he "a held for =
hearing by Justice Thompson.
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AUCTION SALES.

tHer etAer Asesss 0ssss see JcsrA psssI
Rr GREEN q w1LLIAns. Ascsio...r..
:4S sHsf q
Sn,s a.tysy ssess:sd X order q &c hscosssls
n,n1sct', % 81 street vssi. betveea and 'ts |,
y sia'' Of the s ss;iaiif; %;iffLI,Ans Az.
RI JAS. @. MCGUIRE 4 co., AsOus.s.r..
next. s s' & o e sos sa 4.
gr1ands e The lnstituse Tor the Issf and Dumb,
e.s eo sss aa.D
ti,y q valuable mssstiai, inciudiae Doors, Win
Building to be removed within cen days from
US Iohros.l xacsiossss.
ID tate Brokers, i. W. Cor. issS and + ss. '
GgARpIAEs SALE or VALUABLE BUILD.
IN InG LoL fronting oa G street, between I'd and
on sATURDAi. the TIN day of July next. At
sS,S1,y 69 ,h ws shall :: On the sr.Ii.es b.
Part Of Lot No. Il. in square No 50, fronting %
Is :. e fns sss south
Term. cash. Sc down when the property is
S w 'rg'. Co.
~ dts Auctioneers.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ANB LOT ON
4TH STREET IVES L. Between < and L streets
north. ct Public Auction
On TUESD Al, the 10th instant, at s.. O'Clock
p. m. We shall sell, on the premises part Lot Ne
Z, in Square No. 5s6, having q feet 7h in hes
front by IS feet 6,f inches deep with the Improve
ments. consisting of . good two-story Frame
Heuse, well built. Loeation 10 very desi rase for
any enc wishing TO purchase Q private residence
Terms: One third cash balance in ssx and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
o deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancine
snd revenue stamps at the cost Of the chaser
100 down when the property is knocked OF
~ sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
DY W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
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UP:-At the last meeting Of the First Ward
Bniiding Association money sold at IS per
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND r0-koRRow
RN GRHKH . wILLIAns. Austieseers.

cell IN front of the premises. at O'Clock .. m,
the following very valuable property, viz
The Mount Vernon Hotel, containing nfteea
large add conveniently arranged rooms, stable.
and market store 10 rear, and pump of exoellsst
water in the yard With about q 90 square feet Of
gound; IL being Lott No Is, IL, Is, Is, N. IL. ana
-. IN SQUARE No. 90. The House is handsome
Brick Building The ground il nicely cultivated
nErspes and other varieties Of fruit trees.
The property IL handsomely and eliefbly located
~ the corner OF oth street ~eet and south street.
and nesr the steamboat landing. Persons wishias
TO purchase very desirable property will do veil
to attend the sale
Sale positive, and title indisputabls.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, ~, and rs
months, Tor notes hearing interest from day OF
sale deed given and deed OF trust tak en-. An
convey apctng NJ cost Of the purchaser. rP will
be rsauir.d paid down when the property n
je sd CREEN WILLIAMS. Apcts
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b.. ssA y ss.s SSs r = g.. sty
Setsses cd Q -. ~ s6ssshe etSss sse 3:
@sae 81 49, -: hsltiesh; sslenc: 70 siI -
premi,es. u they IRE not sold BY the let OF yaiv,
theg are eneaGed % rent q 90 per youth. Al.
7th etreet. q = N
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES oP PUBLIC ScHooLs.-
An adjourned meeting Of the Board of Trus
tees of Public Schools wss held at the CITY
Hall, Tuesday evening; all the members
present except Mr.. Cassell DIR. L. 5. Walsh in
the chair. - =
Applications for teachership were received
from Miss Clara r. Shay, Miss Magruder, of
Bladensburg, and willard j. Sillinnan. and
referred TO the committee on examination
Mr.. Brown proceeded to address the Board
on the question of reading books, taking
ground in favor of billiards., at the conclusion
of which the Board adjourned. = =.
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FIEE.-Yesterday morning d fire was dis.
covered in the cellar Of CARROTS q rocery store.
corner OF 1Oth street west and Maryland ave.
nue. The alarm was given from box Is and
was quickly responded 20 by the firemen, whe
extn guisned the flames, with what loss 70 the
owner was not estimated. Mr.. Garrett not
being on the spot, IL was not ascertained
whether the fire was accidental or an incen.
diary attempt VIZ
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ANOTHER SHOOTING CAse.-Yesterday af.
ternooR. as the colored Sunday Schools were
leaving the Capitol, a boy named Charles Co.
hen shot pistol off near the Mozart Band and
he was taken bold Of by some Of the coiored
people and very badly used. Some Of them
lnterposed TO prevent his being killed and
took him TO the Fourth Ward stitien, when
1t was stated that he had shot one Of the
band, and he was locked up After search
had been made for the person reported
10 have been wounded, and no one appearing
10 prosecute, the prisoner was dismissed by
Justice Walter. : -.
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~ containing . large bAsLseom. dtniag roon AID
Sn ss.. ;se' Hss si
hcuee or ~ oehst tl5ehes On q street. bet gesn
eminent PrniAs ofies. Rent Sc1crSss. inasirs
on seS Esemlees. -. u = - s6ts
iE0S 11I3-1 IN 1eS elssS B KfCK nOU5i,
:;::,' $500! !e'i s.;
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THE KIDNEYS.

The kidneys two in number situated Mt the upper
part the lon surrounded by fat and consisting OF
three parts viz: The Anterior, the Interior, and the
Exterior. =. I8rla ~H %
The anterior absobs The interior consists Of tissues
or velns which serve as deposit the urine and
yey to the exterior The exterior is conductor also
terminating in single tube and called the Ureter. The
ureters are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is comp osed of various coverings or s-
sues divided into parts, THE Upper the Lower,
the Nervous, and the Mucous The upper expels,
the lower retains. Many have a desire to urinate
without the ability others urnate without the ability
to retain. This frequently occurs in children.
To cure these affections we must bring into action
the muscles, which engaged in their various
functions If they are neglected, Gravel or Dropsy may
ensue.
The reader must also be made aware that however
slight may be the attack, it is to AFFECT his bodily
health and mental powers, flesh and blood are
supported from these sources.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, March 6.--The river is eight feet
on the shoals, and has been rising slowly but
steadily all day.
A negro named Nelson Weight was arrested
to-day on the charge of murder. He was cem-
mitted TO jail to await his trial The evidence
goes to show that on Thursday night he decoyed
a negro girl named Annie Towns who was SER
want in the employ of General Donaldson, to the
race ground, and there brutally murdered her.
The body was found in pond near the track,
with the skull terribly fractured. The accused
was removed to jail, under the charge Of murder
in the first degree.
A FIRE occurred at ave o'clock this morning in
Church street. near the Chattanooga depot, de-
stroying the building occupied by Lieutenant
Wilson, Quartermaster, and by the Quarsermas-
ter OF the Military Railroad. Lieutenant vii.
sons books and papers were total loss. The
damages were otherwise slight, amounting to
about $500.
Major-General B. F. Cheatham, late of the O..
s. A., will, on Thursday next wed, Miss Robert
son, wealthy lady of Davidson county.
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Death Of AIerander Campbell.

The famous Alexander Campbell, OF West Vir-
ginia died at his home in Bethany on Sunday
night, March 4, aged seyenty-eight He was a
native OF Scotland, but came early to this
country, and was originally Presbyterian min.
lister until 1872, when he became Baptist He
became separated from the Baptist 6snomina-
ton In 1927, by his denunciation Of all human
creeds pronouncing the Bible alone the sufi.
cient rule Of faith and practice, and setting
forth some peculiar ideas as to the religious eff
cacy Of immersion. His zeal, tact, and elGquence
gave him many followers, who formed them
selves into denomination calling themselves
Disciples. The general community chose to re-
coenize them by the name of their founder, as
Campbellites. They prevailed particularly in
West Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky, with
scattered churches all over the West numbering
In 1862, by estimate, three hundred and fifty
thousand members.
In le4l Mr.. Campbell founded Bethany Col.
lege, of which he was president until his death.
The college was successful, having often one
hundred and hfty OF two hundred students. He
aimed to keep clear Of the antislavery agitation,
but the churches have been much rent and
scattered by the Rebellion. He was Q man of
much learning and great activity and energy,
snd often engaged In religious controversy, both
with unbelieVsrs and with Christians Of other
denominatons,-M Y. EUentng Post.
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NoTIcE 70 THE PUBLIC.

In the year 1876 the writOr embn ked In the Drug
Business in tue city Of PhAsdepha aud while thus en-
Eaged made several experiments in regard 20 the most
desirable mode Of preparing Fluid Extracts Ny Efforts
being successfuthe articles being approved and used
by the Medical Faculty. deslrous of placing them
before the public hesitaed for time before con-
cludns to resort newspaper advertising knowing Of
the preudces existed in the minds of many against
using advertised M dciBes but thr ugh the advice Of
freds and those who had used my preparations, this
objection overcome
Commencing in small way. after eighteen years ex-
efons the popularity Of articles has extended to al
parts of the United States and widely throughou
Foreign countries and this in the face OF much oDpos-
aion Every has been resorted to by unprncped
dealers since their merit and have been known
such advertising Srger bottles at less price censurng
oil other preparations and copying my adv artise-
ments-Rut am happy to state that out of the many
who have resorted 10 this have been successful
The Science Of Medicine, Ike the Dorlo column,
saads simple pure, and Ndestie having fact for
M bas Induction for its pillar, and truth alone for its
capital. .. r- ...
eantend there is no business requiring these quail
fcatlons more as medicines brought In contact
with Druggists everywhere. 1 am also aware that
pefsons reason In this manner-ihat which may be-
m6nt one may be Of no advantage TO another. How
mistaken the Ideal 'L s...
"a Blood Purifier tor is Blood Purifier for all.
"A Duretic for one, a Diuretic for AL.
A Narcotic for one Narcotic tor ALL
Pureatve Tor one, a Purgative for all.
Just ss much wholesone food for one is whole
some food for ALL with more difference than that
some constitutions require than Others and that
pers ons In disease given to despondency-e
m few days OF weeks and perhaps with single bottle
OF medicine to be restored to health, not to youth
and beauty. These persons rarely recover, lacking
patience. They give nothing fair trial, considering
few dollars expended for the benefit of their health
n waste Of money. These same persons may have
been years In breaking down their constitutions and
probably expended thousands of dollars In dress
and dissipation, and thought nothing of II. Such
forget that C GOD HEALTH is TRUE WEALTH.
with upwards OF OtOO reOommendatory letters, and
unsolicited certificates, have never resorted 10 their
publication.
do not do this the fact that they Standard
Pveparatons(pet Patent Medicines but open to the
inspection of ali. The ingredients not Kept secret
and are recommended only ior those diseases and ac-
companyng symptoms, for which their ngre edlents
every where recognized as Standard Specifies