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Evening star., 1867-05-18
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEoRGToWN.


The subscriber having resumed business at his
old stand No. I23 Bridge street, corner of High
respectfully sollclts the customers of the late firm
OF A. Radcliffe q Co. together with the custom
OF ms old friends and the public i'll general Hay-
ing had thirty years experience in the Grocery
business, and having now on hand large stock of
ur9celes bought at the lowest wholesale prices for
CASH ne Is enabled to sell low as any store in the
District He would call particular attention to his
large ana well selected stock of TEAS which he
offers at from 81 to 81 per pound for Japans and
black = and from S. to 81 25 pound for Greens.
These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like
quantities by the so,called tea companies of the Dis
trict which he Will prove to any who will favor
him with a call. He has too much respect for tha
publlc to attempt TO delude, the veiled prophet
did his followers. He would also call particular
attention to his stock of WINES and LIOITORS
being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by
years old Also, Ia, 600 CIGARs at 81 per bnn. nm
ared or hye for quarter, equal to cigars usually
LILY GROCERIES is complete which he will de-
liver free of charge. W
Terms cash. To approved customers monthly
ment. -
nv l5-eOlm W II
Evening star., 1867-05-18

lVorkmen Buried Under Fallen Roof-Thnrs
day afternoon the roof of the Buffalo Union
Pudding Mills. in Buffalo, N. Y, 90 by 900
fret. fell in, burying 100 rkmen in the debris.
Four men were killed and fifteen dreadfully
crushed. The killed were Charles II. Null.
gan, George Pierce, Frederick Foster. and
James Murphy. Milligan was a native Of
Phlladelphia. aged, twenty-eight years, and
horribly mntilatea, and will be taken to Phi Ia
delphia for burial The Union Iron Works
wee destroyed by fire last December and
mad been rebuilt and the roof just being placed
in position. ...t M ....f-I.o eg.5- -
~ Bishop McGiil, Of Richmond, left that
city for Rome on THURSDAY. - .t,.,.'
Evening star., 1867-05-18
OFIICIAL-A PRO0LAMATIoH.

0TI1CIAL-A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Of the present high prices Of all kinds
OF goods. and the extreme low prices paid for is.
make this our proclamation ~' anu y"
Hssot. . sd That ve VIII o.t.ell any merchants
Resolved, That We Will bu5 @ the lswsst mar.
kst rsfs., and viii ssll them ct the lowest cash
Coed MUSLIN. 3k yard: vids, % esnts.
Good BLlAoHfBB BBisd MHsIash'l HS1as' IN RI e.: e:
ssos iP1ssisrs !. 3 and 10 IL. 's'l'' 0o'''.
WHALiBSSiHfS %coRsE % III n i & 9, s6cis S''' L
And great many other Goods TOO nam erous TO
mention at wonderful low prices.
Made at No. 100 Bridge street, In the city of
Georgetown, In the District Of Columbia, this l4th
dsy Of Nay, 1857.
my l1-lts J0o3P6 SON. :
Evening star., 1867-05-18
TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND BTGARs.

TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND BEGAR9.
lO,00o lbs. hne medium and common Yirein MIA
Chewing TOBACCO.
Loo lbs Of dne Virginia Smoking FOBAOOO
50 cases eC0TOH SNUFF, in bot ties,
Kegs loose. Scotch, Maccaboy ,RaDpss and3Con.
Gress SNUFF.
!so,ooo me medium and lev priced sB0ARs.
100 boxes Scotch and common PIPH9.
All Of which are offered for sale unu.pa,,v Ia.
Without regard to cost, At So High e., George,
my B.6ts J. vALLAor.
Evening star., 1867-05-18
BOARDING..

ROARDING:--A gentleman and his wife, or two
ROOM with BOARD In q private family from the
North Inquire st No. 10 L street, between 3ld
ana 24tn NH -
A'OR RENT-Tw0 we'll furnished PARLORS, on
L the Arst floor. with or without BOARD Az.
ply SS3 st., bet. 9th and 10th. fe Isl
TABLE ROARD at no. 464 lUth sEreet, . few
doors north Of the svenus. Terms S9s psG
Evening star., 1867-05-18

UTrsOsF1FOF ls1s 4 Fg1a 81 1lz g - vs
FsrteS desiring 70 purchase Lots or Oinsls
call cn sOHEIERRtNG. sta street, bet wssn
D se4 Z, or o FRIES, lth street, between New
aosA sveuee sAa Lst<ses epeesWs
Evening star., 1867-05-18
- oa Inafan Ae,tili.ie.. : =

$2.000,00O In Specie Going to Eurepe.
, NEW YORK, May d18-The shipment Of
eold to-day will probably reach two million
doaare- .'r's'7q aces Z - < .1rt 75Iaf
Evening star., 1867-05-18
.W ORKINGMEN'e AesEMbLY,

wORKINGMEH's ASSEMBLY.
EXECUTIVE CON MITTEB.-A meeting Of
he held in GeImsp Ball, on Eleventh street. near
r. On sATURDAY EVENING, MAJ, IL, l867, at
O'Clock. By order OF the Asse mhly.
my H.2t AT. CAvI6, President.
nTeAAFFI1BD'sT TRlHOH CONVECTION.
AS 1kY Ne. 2H6 PsnpsylyAni ave !. bstvsen
lishDsnt this side Of New YORK. VITA large and
ny "a Icons Lsdfes and 0entemen pfomsnad.
refresh themselves with ell the luxurfso Of the
Season. . 80, nv II 2ts
Evening star., 1867-05-18

~ otel bars for the sale of liquor, and ali
otbsr pub bile bars, in Boston, are to be closed
from 10. day.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

|From the publishers Ticknor d Fields,
and from ]. Shillipgton, Odeon Building:
French Richardson, Hudson Taylor Book
Store;" and from J. @. Parker, Post Once
News Stand, we have the attractive June
number OF The Atlantic Monthly. Among the
articles are contributions by Holmes Parton.
Lucy Larcom. Whittier, Parkman, and others
of the brilliant Atlantic corps. Also, from the
publishers, and from J. Shiiiington and J. G
Parker, we have pleasing June numbers OF
Oar Young Folks
Evening star., 1867-05-18

1 Dr.. O. @. keyser, Prssidsnt fths Sec
ond Branch OF shs BsItlmors City Council.
died yesterday, after bret filness. .o y rs 4
Evening star., 1867-05-18

~From French & Rte hardson, "Hudson
Taylor Book Store" from J. Shiiiinxton.
Odeon Building, Jehn r. Burch, corner Of 9th
and ID, and from j. G. Parker, Post Once
1or June. Also, from ShilIington we have the
Sotdry, Peterson's Ladies Magazine, Frank Les.
me's Magazine. all for June. Also, from John
y. burch we have Frank Lsslie's ,Baga.ine
Evening star., 1867-05-18

~ Dexter and the Goldsmith mare tro.ted
at Middletown, N. Y, on Thursday, for a
purse Of $1,000, mile heats, bes, three in FIVE.
The race was won by Dexter in three straigh.
heats, the best time being 2.2s mimi =g
Evening star., 1867-05-18
~OOAoBRT AND EXHIBITION

1 ~
ISLAND BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Will be given at tssts.Eal
ODD F1LL0Ws' HALL, 7rH STRDD1,
On TUESDAY AVlHIHG. NAY II, 1867.
conmencins at O'Clock,
Bssrr1r OF ''4 rHs1R az oHuRoH. ID. +
Adnission, Is Csnts. e.e nyi7st~
q 5sd nHh 1.o1r9 r99s en-. q = l5. T5c
DAY GIGHT Nay 20, et o o'clook, under the 81.
;; 5. s SaS .ss
biticn Of Di6HOLyING Xi1wS from ths Old
@ .Gs:sif nsssi nesss s.s. an
e: "a
Iiexss 49, o. sdnisssisn e q cents; Sd ~ -,
iss,s:o po% g:
s:ss ss "a
@.sd Iii: S.as; ssssi' sns nGa wslts .sl
snd Rorss sssr sss .sss. sss ";na na 1ss ss
inTWAR DIPARTn1NT. T-T- = 7T-T =
uN5 rssAs'sa ,suRsEos ozsHnAL = O1yics,. !"
An srmy medical board 10 now n sSsssion 3 ion In
fos s,sy ,pso 9So e:
x1s!is.1s: n.;s 4. b oyer tv.a,, ON. ,..r Of
.,Apeliesiiops fGT an Iayisseion 70 appssr >ss.re
gsns.s ,s. sns6 ma 6eSss = ssas.
fcatiens = ust bs fersishsdA IfSSs IS, iirsSs ~.
been %. ths. Medical eervies OF sIk aSnsS. fSS
feet shoel4 b steted. te9etbeE xits tss fcrsssss
81: T. IS :: I "a .,,
=: xas.
Stan. .Ges48a ~ KsUkBuB0s VI
mxs soln,a . esssEesea 03ssatsG Ga6. Afss.
NYPlaossF1F0'FI7 T F'I7 I'LL g p1sEi5El slil5 - ~ ws
Evening star., 1867-05-18

n~I. o. o. F. GRAND LODGE. = Past
day EIkNING At 8 O'Clock. to maize srrnnse
ments for the funeral of P. q. Wisely
eToCKETT, of Harmony Lodge. Funeral Mondav
afternoon. lltl P. SWEET. or. se:.
~I.O. O. F.-BARMONY LODGE, M. q
@ n Memhers will Assem- HE To MORROW
sunday AFTERNOON. at s O'Clock to make
ssrrsngements for the funeral Of p. G. WESLEY "A,
Il JOIN W. THOMPSON. r. 8. pro tom.
nTBOARD OF TkADI-The meeting Of tbs
US Board Of Trade Of the District Of Ooium.
nia Viii be held at the rooms Of the Board on
MONDAY EVENING, 2O.h inst, at 'olock
misN d. sARpO. SEQ.
nTAITEHTIOH. WASHINGTON ZOUAVns.
u3 ] nts.nd shs Iegu,s, mssttng OF the Co upsnf
18th and jstb, on MONDAY lvEHinG' .ts soIf
pressp. Bs osd.r OF Joining are Invited e
~A PUBLIC TEMPERANCF M1ETI1c
A2 will be held in the Centre Market Ts-
MORROW, tsundsy. y 18th, ut o o'clock . n. nm
der Ire auspices OF Equal Division g. of y,
Prominent among the speakers will be D. Nc.
Oathran: =. J. K1oDssr, D. Alex and or, John Col.
DIN, W. Drew, and others. IT,
~FENIAN BRorHERHOOD-The reeuI.,
@ meeting Of the 6ARHFIDLD CIROLI
will be held at their Hall, on 80 NDAY. the I9tT.
at IA O'Clock p m. All the Nom bers are req ant
ed 70 attend. rs the annual election of olicsrs
VIII take place at this meeting;
II. Iehron. Herald.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

aaA If YOU WANT
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES.
G. B. WI L6ON'6,
302 7TH STREET, under Odd Fellows, Hall,
Where you will find . full assortment. Of ali
styles and prices.
The price, Of some of tho leading goods You
Gents French Calf Box Toe BOOTS. sl,.
Calf oonss.s. BOOTS. ssts': s. g and sp; ~ S7'"'
Last SHOES and Congress o. Is and 81 20
:" Base BALI Shoes, $3 S5.2S With Spikes
kfn BALMORALS, "a 80 and un
6LlPPBBS. u .25 with heels, end nm
Misses: Boys' and ChildrsnS SHOES low in
All Goods warranted a. represented.
6ole. put on Slippers at the shortest notice ana
In the best maaAer. At
G. b. WILSON'S,
(Formerly BURNs WILsoNsD
...-f.. No. s01 Seventh street.
my 10 OF under Odd Fsllows' Hall.
+ Apply to s. g. BOND, aos PENN Yery .SsSse Ssese'
Evening star., 1867-05-18
Special Telegrams 10 the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Fenian Trials, &C.

10y OoUt9 70 tn0 ASSoClate0 Press 4
LONDON. May 1s-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Breadstuffs quiet; Corn. lls.;
Pork, buyant, 7ss. Co.; Beef, t27s Cd
FLohENCE, May ia dispatch has been
been received here stating that the United
States friRate Ooaerada with her tender. the
F1oiic, had arrived at Messina, in Sicily
= DUB1IT, NAY 18 IN on.-1The trials or tho
Fenian prisoners, Flood. Duffy. and Cady
were finished yesterday. As in tue cases of
Burke and Doran. they were found guilty.
They willoeysntenc enced q dy:f
LONDON, May S-Noon.-rhe money mar. !.
ket is fi-mer. and Consols have advanced to
S2k, ana u. s. 5.20's, Tx 80 Z - -
: 5'sife ," Indfdn HSstilitieA "a /
ST. .LODIs, May 16.-An Omaha disnatch
Gays there Sre large bodies OF Indians near
Forts Sede wick, Laramie, and Phn Ksaruey,
with hosii q In tentions. Troops are ooust antly
being sent 70 these points, and Gen Aurer is
psing all the means in his power to prevent
bostiiities or in the event OF war 20 efsctnaliy
lchastise the Indians. ET E 80 ~ - -
: ] 1
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= d q q T l o H.
EMORY BAXfHR.

1l2 Pennsy lvanis avenue. bet 18th and Goth SITS
have Just recei we'd from the recent New York
am ceiling at grss,ly reduced prices. -
1dSsn dHAphtsSs SnI IpGppLdfs Ladies' and Gents
ALPAOA and other Dress Goods chesp STRIP 81
snd Checker NAIES0OK ,JACON1T, HOSIEkY
&C., at very low prices. nv III -6f4
Evening star., 1867-05-18

a1The Westmfnter Reriew, (Aprii number)
rom French d Ricnardson, agents for SCOTS
reprints OF i orei gn ;magszines, Is anumbsr of
great interest. The article headed "New
America will attract attention. sisg7a- a.a-S
Evening star., 1867-05-18

THE RECEIPTS FHoN INTERNAL REVENUE
to-day were s5li,54i.s6; making the total
amount for the week ending To-day. $685.
e6s.73; and the total since the beginning Of the,
present fiscal year, s23s, ,3413O. - ~ -.,-..
Evening star., 1867-05-18

NAVAL ORDRRs.-Capt. J. W. a. Nicholson
and Chief Engineer Robert DENLY detached
from special duty at New YORK and placed in
waiting orders. Chaplain E. D. Winslow. or.
dereo TO auty At the Pensacola navy yard,
chaplain John s. Wallace to the PranElin
Evening star., 1867-05-18

SECURITIES HELD.-The securities held hv IN.
Treasurer Of the United States in trust for
Nationsf Banks reported to-day are as fol.
lows: AS security for circulating notes. saao, :.
64l,a50: for deposits OF public moneys SOS. .ao :.
$50. Total, S379, ,544,4GU. =
Evening star., 1867-05-18

HFSECoGD WARD BE PUBLICAN MASS
Herand Mas R.titc.,;on @MIinNG MsstinN G,..
publican Els ;Iors Of the Second Ward viii De
neia on MONDAY, the 2oth instant. at O'Clock
I'm square, between the Rugby House and the
residence 81 Seer esary Stanton INV
sion. .... 80 - = " nv o@e"
Heald 9 Band Will be at John Brooks, Church.
vermont avenue, near q street north. at 7E
o'clock p. NJ. and Mackey's Martial Band st
tn Church. on 18th street, near Ohio avenue. At
Of me- etins. '> SA"S0
Freemsn. fern the columns prom pity. and let
the column move on to labor and victory. =
-a 81 :. WM. b. CHASE,
ny l1.N OhaiPman Conmittee.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

CEASED TO BE A DEPOSITORY The Second
National Bank of Chicago has Voluntarily
ceased to be depository Of public m oney and
he securities held by the Treasurer OF the
United States will be returned,
Evening star., 1867-05-18
|RINTING OFFICE RDMOVAL

ootWson l4tn anu lotn evo. .-r ...-. mI7-3tA
pRINTING OFFICE RDM0vAL,
Having removed te. corner 18th street and Penn
sylvsnia avenue, and having added mater ialiy to
variety of Printing Il nost respectfuily solieit
eoniinuance Of the patronage Of my former Gus.
20 eoneTs ana th public generally Legal blank.
der Imyl7.6tl n A W THps
Evening star., 1867-05-18
.RADlCALs, ATTINTIOG

MASS NETTING Of the Radical Reppbliean
ln !ps kev VIM: Lees Church. 9Th street, bet q
and streets, MONDAY EVENING, the a0t h in
siant; to ratify sominatioDs and tran saet any
oLhsr business that may come properly before
such meeting. By order.
LIST Vice Presid 9Th str eet Cl ub for the See
retary, II EIDE rick Myer, ESQ : It's
Evening star., 1867-05-18

SEEDS, PLANTS, ,lMPLsnEsTs, oHURNa.
emIss.. Km..ueai Sd aSfsis, sna Psnn,. Js;; Ave-
NJ A,PLE sU0A - = - =
s1.a Kays . ,hnndres 9s,. pound: q rgRr MAPLE
my ist oclns4 nS4m sts .ps psssIE :II:.,
4 uheics beef the tss
production Of Beef rsa, hssencs Of Beet, Son b.
Aes' Of sny desired riehDss: s.A Pore s:is "a ~
my1sst IL ~ Corner sth and 4 streets.
I ADIEs' FRIEsD AND nO0TREss. /.
,0uatantses ss,isfectton in ali 1cass:. Or or no
fFaasess F!ss e: IL * e: Old stand
E1LOUR! . rTLOURN - FL0URHI
.wELuH,s best rsmiI1. ry.rm.y, 7 r.nud,, M, 80, -,
SlsDa: 81 sxTRa and
store. and for s'e at the lowest nsrket Pties. as
mHM 8. W corner eth ana = sts
T'EAsl ~ ~ TEAsN TEAsiI
sS 81 IL aISsoh SS SSEass ess ess
At Very low pfices. to p I frnpd e It AA0
avmuar sa'a,s g. W. WwGAn eos,s, ae.ksRRJJEr,s, a.s sRJ
IN foa asss
Cha FO0t6 ond one IBON DOOR !
ply to D. 4. 0ARBNDR, $50 New York avanA,p- Ap-
near the eorn ner of 18th street, or to- " M TISS
TER. north side Of old burial Nround On ~
tr.et, near boundary street. whore the artielsna
--------- - myl8tf !
LLAMA LACE POINTS AND BorUnD.s
o. FTrri - iyEr-s - fe zD.r ?, Ha /
We have jus. received from auction an i,vo,..
of real u -. ~
Il LLAMA LAoB POINTS AHp HorUHnrS
very hne quality and entirely new designs.
Prices from $40 to 87s. F.. .,.,.-g..r.g
-. .s.. st Let JOS. j. MAY 4 m
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
my ~ HI between 9th and 10th sts.
COoKING! COOKING! f.,
The celebrated Philadsiphi. rRANKr1u
RANGES will warm from two to four room. "a
do all your cooking. They are kept And ssia onIa
by MARKs, ECKELs 4 90. Plumbers. Ca. ~
steam Filters, No. 4O4 7th street, bstwee, a | .nJ
II streets, Washing ton. D. O.
They may be seen in operation At
Mr.. eCRlVER'S, 433 7th street. .s.-.
Mr.. EOkD'6, 81 st. north, bet 9TH and eth
Mr.. DAYl1 st north. bet. 4th and Ss6
Ar fAHlSH'S, II St north, bet 9Th and 7th
my 1S.Nr w.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

I IGHT oYMMAsTIOe. at URONINV a D.. n.,,
u ADpertHma 23e RennaylyA1iN NY0nae. mja.iV
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-02-13
LIST OF PRIZES.

s1O u. - -
! Elegant day rustic carved case Cuckoo
$500
10 Silver plated cake baskets so each, $4,000
Colts Navy revolvers SO each, ........... $1,000
4National revol,s extra plated SIS sach, $4,000
Is L. B. Taylor 1 Co.'s improved breech load.
ing pistols IS each, 500 90
rs Beautiful steel plate aud colored sngrav-
ings large size and framed In elegant rosewood
ana giit irames 80 each, LOO
1000 Rules of Life, new and beautiful litho-
graphed engraving, 81 EACH. $4,000
20 Fine 80 hour and day Seth Thomas
CLOCKS Slo each, 1000
100 Sett double plated teaspoons, number
article, $3.50 each, %
Is Silver fruit knives, 50 each, SIS %
earbins7 shooter q. %.
100 Silver plated drinking cups, $3.50 each. 90
200 Fine gold finger rings 81 each, 90
Field spy glasses, IS each, -........-... $1,000
800 First-cass American pocket-knives, sand
Dlaues, SZ.oo each,
100 Setts double plated table spoons number
l article, IS each, $500. 90
100 Sets number double plated forks, s.
each, $4,000
10 Elegant butter Dishes $50 each, $20o.o 90
10 Double walled hne plated, neatly carved 4.
ice pitchers, SIS each, $3.50. 90
100 Genuine Turker Morocco pockct.books,
SzoV
500 Ladies sets fine jewelry beautifully Or
namented and new styles, S3 each $4,000
100 Double plated butterknives, $3.50 each, $4,000
100 Fine gold pens in cases, IS 700
1000 Pieces assorted fine gold and gold plated
jewelry, averaging 81 each, 600
No. Of Gifts. 1896. Total value of Gifts $32se5 90
The distribution will take place after tho Concert,
where 5000 persons witness II. Committee will
be appointed by TICKET HOLDERS to take charge of the
same Agents and purchasers will be supplied with .
correct list of the awards soon published,
Tickets for sale at all points in the North West and
our Office in A. FRENCH'S Jewery Store, Main St.,
McGrsgor, Iowa.
TICKETS 800 EACH,
SENT BY NAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted Nv.
.aJ- erywhere.
In every case when sending by mail, send the SUBJ
scribsrs in full, and Post ONCE address with
town and state in full. Money by Draft, Post once
Orders Express In Registered Letters sent Ut our
risk.
All communications should be addressed to
TRENCH Il oII06oA1,
20. Drawer 284,
Mc0regor, Iowa.
a. A "Ked Flag" will at all times be displayed on
the buildings Of the LIST, I'd and Sd Capital Prizes,
that the public can designate the premises.
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sCho Late u, ~, v. sssf Il ssk - 80

rhe l.stsst. ~. M. s.'s i s.k EsA Es :.
The treasurer of Marion county was
robbed of $4,000 on the 10th inst. :. y.
The Patent Office is the only selfsustain-
ing branch of the government. The funds
now on hand for paying the entire expense
Of Offices is $3.50, OOO-all paid by invent.
ors... 1.-THE Atlantic Cable Co.. announce,
officially, that the rates for transmitting
messages across the ocean will be reduced
one-half on the lst of March,. i. President
Lincoln's colored barber has been made
first-class clerk in the treasury department
with desk in the Secretary's ofice......
The smallpox prevails alarmingly through
out the Blue Grass district in Ky......
Genl's Thomas, Sickles, Mcdowell, Pope,
Sheridan and Sherman are in Washington.
There are various reasons assigned for
their being in the city. One reason holds
that they are there as witnesses before the
judiciary committee in the impeachment
case another that they are there to con-
suit upon the propriety Of the withdrawal
of the military forces now in the southern
states. Gen. Grant, in obedience to whose
orders they have appeared, is said to be
absolutely in favor Of the withdrawal of
all the troops in the south. Still another
opinion holds that the presence of those
military heroes at the U. S. capital has
been brought about through the influence
of the reconstruction committee, in order
that the judiciary committee may ascertain
their political feelings, and find out to
which side they would lean in case an act.
ual conflict Of arms should be inaugurated
between congress and the president.
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME T. +. THORNTON, the Great English Astrolo-
gis Calrvoyanf and Psycometrician, who has aston
ished the scientihc classes of the Old World has
located at Hudson, N. r. Madame Thornton possesses
such wond 2rfu powers of second sight to enable
her to impsrt knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either sex While in q
state OF trance she delineaes the features of the
son you are to marry, and by the aid Of instrument
OF great power known the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees to produce felike picture of the future hus-
band or wife of the applicant together with date Of
marriage, position in life, leading traits Of character
&C. This Is no hnmbug rs thousands of testimonials
can assert. She will send when desired q certified
certncate or written guarantee, that the picture Is
what 1t pnrports to be. by enclosing small lock of
har ana stating place Of BIRTH age, disposition and
complexion. and enclosing fifty and stamped en-
veope addressed to Yourself you will receive the pic
.ture and desired information by return mail. An
communications sacredly confidential. Address, In
confidence, MADAME H. f. THORNTON
FiysiS39.S p. o. Box 223, Hudson, N.Y.
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CONSUMPTION SCURABLE BY
ss DR.. SCHENCKS MEDICINES

CONSUMPTION >jCURABLE BY
! DR.. SCIIENCKS MEDICINES
TO CURE CONSUMPTION. tho system must DO
prepared 80 that The lungs will hes. To accomplish
tbs, &c ycr siI stomach must irs. be csaascd and
a1,,,e '.e creaei for good Wholesome iood which,
b. hog mcicincs win be dsoacd propsr:y. and
good hes thy blood 10; thus building Up the
con,t. u on. ScH.NUK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
c,caasc he somach Q. all bilious or mucous acc;,mu-
Ia.ons, aad, b., using the Sea Weed Tonic in coa-
nee. on The appetite is restored.
~ S1HaNCK'S PULMQNIC SYRUP 10 nu.r.cious
swell a. me lc,na and, b. using the three remed O.
oil impurities ore expelled from the s,r,cm, and
good, wholesome blood made, which will repel al
disease patio ITS will take these medicines accord.
Ing to directions, Consumption very frequently
lie last stage yields readily to Their action. Take the
pills Iucay, to c'c,nsc ihs l;vera i'd stomach. 1t
Dies not follow tina: b. the bowels not COS
I've they no: required, for sometimes in d:arr
hGa they are nccesAry. The stomach must 10 Acp.
healthy, and ap2,..,e created to allow tho rul.
monte Syrup to &C Oh he reapraAory organs properly
ami silay any irritation. Then al that is ured e
por ORR permanent. cure is, to prc7ent taking
cold. Exercise about Tie rooms much Us possible,
cot all the richest iood-at meat, ssn!o and TACT,
anything the appetite Graves lu. be- particular aad
mastica.e well, l:nd ". ca. mo. VI.
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