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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

Boston, Massachusetts, Is sometimes called
the ATHENS of America" and many per-
sons who like TO indulge In rldicule of the
dcnlzcns of that smart and entcrprlsIng
town, spoke Of 1t as the hub" All Joking
and contemnlng aside, it is place from
which eminatc many important movements,
and the moral and political forces which 1t
generates and concentrates, and then sends
forth for the benefit of the world, are not to
be sneezed at.
Several evenings since, many of the most
influential citizens Of the "pllgrlm city"
held a meeting for the purpose of organizing
reform league, the objects OF which are ap-
parent, when viewed in the light which the
discussions and resolutions Of tho meeting
shed upon the movement.
II means revenue and financial reform
which Is much needed. 1t strikes against
certain class legislation, and indicates labor
and demands the rewards due to labor. It
goes for the employment Of capital In pro-
duction instead of It's employment in specu-
latiyc aud usurlous interests. 1t denounces
high tariffs, and what tends to the protee-
ton Of tho few ut tho expense of the many.
We shall have more to say upon this subject
at another time.
ONE WAY TO AVOID ACCmESTs.-One of
thc duties of the London police Is to kick
from the pavement pieces of orange peel
thrown there by careless or thoughtless per
sons. Il should DO made one Of the duties
Of everybody not to throw things on the
pavement which may endangcr the limbs Of
pedestrians. A very little thought In such
matters oiten avoids serious results. The
police of this city ought to be requested to do
to abate the dangerous nuisance
here. H- ....
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THE TENTH PROVINCIAL CoUscn..-Thls
body, composed of prelates and reverend
clergy of the Catholic Church, assemblies at
the Cathedral on Sunday next. The process
sion will move as at the time Of the Plenary
Council, from the front Of the Archblshop's
residence, up Mulberry street TO the front
entrance Of the Cathedral. One Of the prin-
cipal objects Of this council will be, 1t is IN
derstood, to adopt proper measures to enforce
and execute the legislation Of the great Sec
ond Plenary Council Of Baltimore. The SOL
cmn Pontldcal high mass will be celebrated
by the Right Rev. DR.. Whelan, bishop OF
Wheeling. At the end Of the mass, and be-
fore tho opening of the council, sermon
will be preached by the Right Rev. DR.. Nc
Gill, bishop of Richmond, and there will be
sermons on every evening during the week
by distinguished pIelatos. On Thursday,
Goth, there will be solemn requiem mass
FOR the deceased prelates who have died since
the last Provincial Council In 1858. The la
bors of the council will be closed on Sunday,
May 9, when the Right Rev. DR.. Gibbons,
vicar apostolic Of North Carolina, will preach
NJ the high Baltimore Sun, 22d,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

HOMESTEAD LAWN a homestead case
from the BrownVille, Nebraska, office, sub
mitted by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office to the Secretary of the Interior,
the latter officer decided that an aCtua
change Of residence or abandonment of the
land entered under that law for more thar
six months at any one time worked for
fixture thereof to the governments that hi
concurred In the opinion expressed by his
predecessor in like case, and considered
that they should govern the Commissioner
In his Adjudication Of slmllar cases.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

Revolutions In all cOuntrlcs produce wild
disturbances, and while much is liable 10
happen Of q questionable and an lntensely-
exciting character, still many things which
are said to occur In seasons Of revolt mover
occur, but stories which are purely the Of
spring Of Imagination and conjecture pass
for real and bona tids acts.
The telegram informs US, on the basis Of
what Cuban Journal In tho Spanish interest
says, that one thousand insurgents wore at
tackled and defeated by one hundred aud
fry volunteers. We hardly need state that
such story must be largely exaggerated.
Such an achievement is, Of course, possible,
hut il is, under the circumstances, hardly
probable.
The story Of the capture Of the American
brig Mary Lowell has created sensation
Just now In London. This vessel 1t appears
was captured by Spanish war frigate of one
of the Bahama Islands. This vessel was I'M
der the charge ofthe British revenue officials,
and 1t is said the seal ofthat department was
on her matches. It Is said that tho American
Minister, acting under instructions from his
Government, has made formal demand on
Lord Clarendon for explanations In regard
to this case. Certain high circles In LOdon
have been good deal disturbed by this cir
American Minister.
The Englishman's time is coming. Let
John Bull fear and trcmble.
IT. =. - a. :, ,ha a.r.o - ,no ,nsnr
- 80, ,,o,, T.. -
-
Coal ana Lead Mines In Missouri.
The Commissioner OF the General Lan'
Office, Hon. Joseph S. Wilson, has receives
very interesting and remarkable series o
rocks and minerals, showing the structur
of the Simpson lead aud coal mines In Moni
tcau county, Missouri. These works II
about ten miles south Of the Union Pacih
railroad, on the high lands between tn,
Usage and Missouri rivers, and have beer
In oncratIon since 1867. Welding n large
pro6t. The coal bed is worked In yaultet
room. now of forty feet diameter, the who'll
of which is excayated in the coal, since tn
sides. roof and walls Of the mine are all c
this mineral. What the true thickness
the vein NAV prove to be is unknown, but
bas already been penetrated to the depth {
forty-flye feet, and 1t may extend downward
twice as far. There are two descriptions {
coal taken out. The FIRST five feet worke
consisted of fine bitumlnous eoal the n
maInder Is the variety known as eaaasl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

DEATH or CAPT. II. A. WIsE.-Thc death
Of Capt. II. A. Wise, formerly chief of the
Bureau Of Ordnance of the Navy Depart
ment, at German watering place where he
had gone for the benefit Of his health, Is an
gentleman In this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

The appearance Of the National Cemetry
at Knoxville, Tenn, is improved by the cree.
ilon,of two large cannon, lately shipped from
the 81. Louis arsenal, on au elevated position
al the entrance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

LIBEL SUIrs.-This morning, Messrs. 4.
7. Merrick and W. Y. Mattlngly entered
suits against Henry Ward, proprietor OF the
EIpress, and William J. Murtagh, proprle-
Of the RKPUBLIeAs, In the name OF VIM.
McGarrahan, who claims damages to the
amount Of t30, 900 frem each Of them for
libelous publications on the LIST and 9Th in
stants In the REPUBLICAN,, and on the 5th
instant In the Erprsa, in regard to his claim
before Congress, charging fraud, bribery,
&c., for the purpose Of prejudicing the
claim.-Star.
Personally we know nothing yet about the
suit, as no writ has been served. We will
take the earliest opportunity to lay all the
papers In the case before our readers, and
should have done so this morning, but We
knew nothing about the matter until too
late an hour to obtain them. Ali we ever
published about the MoGarrahan claim was
published In CONSCIENCE Of an honest belief
that II was not one which should pass Con-
gress. We have seen nothing to change our
opinion, and ten thousand libel suits can
never deter us from honestly fighting all in
iquitous schemes OF this sort.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

The Merrimac Is higher than at any time
since 1889. There is much damage 10 the
bridges In every direction.
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DIED.

DBNIs0N. On tho 21st instant, at u O'Clock,
,ttis O. Dsnison, aged years and months.
RBBD.-On Monday night, April 10, al 100 clock /,
JOHx REED, at his residence, A. Currioman, West
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

An UNUSUAL DEMAND FOR IcE.-We learn
that the Washington and Georgetown Ice
Company have made quite an extensive sale
Of Ice, to go by canal to Harper's Ferry, to
be shipped weekly; also, made sale of quite
a quantity to 60 to Rockville, The unusual
demand everywhere will enhance the cost
| materially,
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Groceries.

Groceries.
STILL WIDE AWAKE! |
TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED |
BY BtfiNa f5GR |
GROCERIES
F 0 R i an
AT ms NEW PLACE,
227 and 229 Seventh Street,
bc,assn n and N s.rssi..
observe the Following List Of
Prices and be Convinced,
Everything Sold Guaranteed 10 b Of ii Finest
GUILTY that ths mark u afsrds)
FLOUR. ..,
Weloh's best FAMILY ss.aS I-4 bbi.
Sack. .... ...-.... ..
Bond's tparnt MiIs) Best Family
$3.50 Is bbl. Sack. ..I -
All lower grades At proportionsssiy
low figures.
SUGAR.
Cut Loaf Zoe. Crushed, Granulated,
and Powdered, 1sc. ......
A Cofrco TIC. Q Extra Coffee 10 I-ac.
brown at II, IL, IL, II and I5c.
COFPEEs.
Mocha soc. Old Government Java 37o.
Roasted Java 45o.
CA strictly prime srtieis.)
Msrscaibo soc.- Roasted 3sc. RIO ~
and 25c.-Roasted 30 and 33c.
I'm all their varieties ana Of the Very
Finest Chops and at exceedingly Low
| Rates. .. .. ...-...
YEAST POWDERS.
Rumford's I5c. warrsn's I7c. q.
| Rabbits Isc. Horseford's 25c.
COAL OIL.
40c. per Gallon, very best quality.
CRACKERS.
soda 100. MiIk Ioc. Ginger Snaps Ioc,
Bonce's Butter Ice. Lemon lsc.
KeebIer's Philadelphia Fancy Cakes
and Crackers In Endless variety.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Satin Gloss Starch, o ID. Boxes, 70 cts.
Bakers Chocolate 45c. Per II. Baker
Cocoa 45c. per lb.
Dosiccated Cocoanut so and soc. pc,
package.
Babbitps Soap I3c. per bar-Eight for
81. Dobbin's Soap I7c. per bar-stH fol
81. Starch Toe. per III.
Crosse a. Blaekwelrs Celebrated
Pickles, zoe. per bottle.
Essence of Cofee 90. per Box.
syrups and Moiasses Of all qasiitiei
Cheap.
And In fact Everything that can b
found In q First-Class House OF thii
kind, and At Corrsspondingly Low
Rates.
Corn Starch I4c per Ib. Alb. cans To
matoes 2Oc 3lb. cans Tomatoes a5c.
Goods promptly delivered to all parts Of the cit
| chaser. mhM-n
lORAIlU BROWNING. ALPHBUS MIDDLETON
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
Wholesale and Retail 0rooors and
TEAS, wIsEse.' WHISKY. CIGARS,
Attic Old stand dS " &c.
sis Pcnusyivauia aVs1us, opposite Metropolis
washington, d. @. fsSeo
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHIsoror, April "a, isee.-Jsy Cooke h
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

We CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO the an
nouncement Of the coming Of 1.-THE Pilgrim"
Prof. Balm, the proprietor, will open his en-
tertainment in Motzerott Hall on Tuesday
evening, May 1. This exhibition appeals
with commanding force to the cultivated,
refined and religious. Its power to please Is
very great, as Ia indisputably proven by its
long stay wherever exhibited. The praise
Of the painting, the singing and lecture Is
universal. The transition anal is surpass-
Ingly beautiful. We anticipate for "The
Pilgrim" a hearty reception In this city, for
churches of every denomination are Its pa
irons. The church benefits, so freely given
by the Professor In Baltimore, will, we un-
derstand, be extended to the churches OF
Washington.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

t~- BANKRUPTCY last amend
&I ment OF the Bankrupt Law provides that
10 all proceedings commenced after the hrst day Of
January. 800. no discharge ,hall be granted to q
debtor whose assets shall not be equal TO htty per
een'um Of the claims proved against his estate,
upon which be shall be liable Ms principal debtor.
This clause does not, however, shut out from the
bepent Of the law all poor debtors, for further
provides that certain petitioners and all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assats Not
withdrawing the provision, in view Of It's limitC-
applying for tho benonl Of the law In nl parts
Of the eountry. 80. .
Persons In this District who .tll wish to avail
themselves OF its benefit. and who have no AssetA,
hJpid examine carefully whether they are In
seriber will give INFORMATION on this sebleet q all
times without charge. GEO. MASON.
City Hall. feb6
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Special n Offices.

rI. I, .. o, F.-sYBCIaL NOTICE.
49, The Jolnt Commiitee on seml Cehtennia!
make the fOllowipt ann?uoeement; Tho ofceri
and Members val s;ssnsl, 2qneiYsl a. '9s Bal.
18th Instant, At 7:3o click precisely. In order to
TAXI the q eses train fsr baltimore. where they
:?e .ial train fJr Phlisdeiphia Toayoid delay aud
elnfaslYn on sqsd.y m9raInE' member, aye 70,
Ha,anssI ~ v, satn,b. nish, ~ tLs prpnn.s IN re-.
eeiying Badges, RsEalia, &c, Tho Committee will
be In stiendapee In sevenLh street hall, lIibrsrJ
Tor the purpose Of selling tickets. spariieularly
requested that tieks!; be purchased Nsd returns
main body to PHILADELPHIA will meet A. Broad and
Pine streets at 2tD y. m. on SUNDAY " ri, the
proeessi n. A. J, pONALDSON,
ap2l.H eecretary Joint Comm Tue.
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New Advertisements.

STORB AND xTURgs FOR RENT-A
. large room and cellar, corner Of Rhods Island
Uses. ap2l So
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-lSF- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
AZ On the Errors And Abuses Incident to Youth
meat aud cure sent BY mall FREQ Of charge, Addrsss
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
janlp-gm Box r PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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rIs HALF PRICE TO LABORING
~ pE0pts TOR De1ti,tIy by pr a. PRATT.
Al CinelnpatLJ Once, 6S7 ssTcnth street, between
ID and g (tsland.) ap1J-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

slH.PHILO sOPHY OF MARRIAGE
~ New Course OF Lectures, as delivered
at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing
the subjects! How to Live and What 10 Live For,
Youth, Maturity and Old Ages Manhood Generally
and Nervous DISEASES accounted forI Marriage
Philosophically Considered. &c. Thass lectures
dressing; Secretary Museum Of Anatomy. BAlti-
more. ~ West Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
An5.ly
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iAmusements, Etc.
n HE PILG RI M

This great work Of Art, illustrating a moral and
religions subject Of universal popularity, Will
Hstserots Hail, ON Tuesday Evening
81 q ~ 81 sis O'Clock.
The chandler end merit Of TUE PIhoRia . 80
rSas 100 IA Bteetiyni 100 n BSstcn. wssTe over
eog person. h.ys wis.sd !. 70 one ssy, ind R 1HT
more. Last Monday resolutions, highly con.
p.5da1t;osy wsts gnan ..,J P s.,sd fas
PIL6RIM. Churches Of all denQmina have
PEOPLE attend often, and are delighted with tho
rlfdx;r9gk PiSIghEs. MUSIC. LECTURE,
Admitsion % esntst Children under n Years d
cents. Niai.,ers and sunday school super ntsnd
''i iTS"' is;5 ';ISi: q 4: ;:sn'''
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
LEGAL.
rI,RUSTEE's NOTICE.

Whereas, A. p. williams and Eliza J. Williams his
vito, by their certain Sale Mortgage, bearing date
the twelfth day Of January, 1862 and recorded IN tho
Recorders office OF Alexander county, Illinois in
Book Deeds page ~ a'd eonyey 10 nT Sn
| Alexander and State Of DIS, to.wiii
Lot numbered five (5), IN block numbered twenty.
hold interest in and to said Lot by and unner Ger.
tain ienso executed by Samuel :. Marshall to
Cornelius OCallahan, bearing date tho 10Th day OF
January, 1894, for tho residue and ren,aihdor Of q
and also the throe.sory Brick Building situated on
said Lot together with tho other appurtenances
thsreunto In anyxise belonging; tho said lease hold
interest and Brick Building and nppurtcnanccs afore
said having become the property OF said A. 7 WI:
liams BY purchase and Conveyance through, by and
under certain Trust Doods Trustee salos ani Deeds
of Record in said Alexander county, Subject only to
y certain mortgage in said "sas Mortgage" dc.
scribod.) And, whereas, said Sale Mortgage pro.
vdes that Of default IN tho pay inent of Ger.
tain note therein described for lVo, due and paya.
should sell the said promises. rs therein specified,
for the purpose OF said note and rtcrost thore-
on. And, whereas, default has boon mnde in the
payment Of said note, and there now romans due
with six por cent. Interest, per annum from October
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that I. the
Undersigned Mortgage and trustee, viii, on the Sd
afternoon Of that day, ut tho court House door, IN
the city OF Cairo, Illinois, and III pursuance OF the
terms and conditions VI aaid "Sae Mortgage" aud
the power and authority In me thereby vested sell at
public vcndue to the highest bidder for cash the said
premises above described and all right and equity 81
redemption Of said A. r. Williams and wife, or their
representatives or assigns therein; AND VIII execute
TO the purchaser decd therefor.
ROMEO PRlGASZA, Mortgages and trustee.
Cairo, Illinois, Dec. IA, lsG9
GnsBs 4 GiLBsnr, Attorneys. dit.M
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. . 9 . 8 g. Il

~ the WORKING cLAss.-wo arc sew pre-.
p'''a 70 'urh"h Ill classes with sonstsAt oiHplsy
mont at home tho vsols OF tho time or Tor tho ,pa.
moments Business nes. ght and profitable Per.
sons OF either sex easily earn from Doe 10 a La,
evening, aud a proportional sum by devoting then
whole time to tho business Boys aud xlris earn
nearly ~ much as mon Thai all who see thi.
notice may send their address, and test tho bu.i.
moss We make this unpe- He'd oler To sueL A. ar.
ho' well satisfied, No w. send u to pay for li.s
s"uo'' OF writing Fall particulars. ysluabls salp
PIE, ..'.s will do TO commence work on. and copy
!" 'hs Fasp'''' Lnorsry Compsniea'--oue Of Me-
largest aud b. u fatally -pewsp,pers tnut,i.had .,
sent free BY 'aais Ke.,dct Il YOU wan, pes,nsnsnt
pr"n'Ale ork' aiils.s .E.fe ALLEN D co.,
A'p~A' MAJ" nov td&w3m
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TO CONTRACTORS.

| Notice Ia hereby given tina, Scaled Proposals viii
be received ii my ofico in the Court House, IN tho
city Of Cairo, In Alexander county, Illinois, until the
ing lodging clothing, snd Ill other attention
.Sa IN ,ns s on a. my SS' Is s
Farm, Thebes in said county, except such Pau
per a. are sick at and not able TO be removed from
Cairo for the period Of year. from the first day
under thi. notice. arc reaured 10 bid 90 much per
month. for adults and children over ten years old,
and much per month for children under the age of
ton years, taking into Confederation the nss Ut said
fooi otiso Psrm and the labor Of such Paupers.
Bond will DO required IN tho sam Of Ss 90 for the
Proposals. WIZ BE- rseeI..d as aforesaid Tor isepns,
boarding and Lodging, and all other attentions, (eI
ecpt medical ssn,ion) Of all Psupers who fall ssk
Poor House Farm, 70 be kept at Cairo until in con.
diton to Justify their removal 10 said Poor HOUSE
Farm The bids Grt IN . uns.r ,h, NOTICE to spss
age Of ten years. ana the rate per month for chill.
dron under the age OF ten years.
fsiti.fsi psrfor .,snec Of the contract. II y W.
= Aiss. Sealed Proposals will b received A. aforc-
sad fer medicine and medical treatment on sll such
paupors, ~ shall seed the same, at the Poor House
Parfn. Tho bidder 10 submit his bid al much per
visit, and alss bid for 80 much Per year. No bid
VII b. estsrtnsd unlcss that Of regular prsctsi.s
Bond viii be required IL the sun Of 500 fer The
faith fsl performance OF the eostrsot.
Also, Sealed Proposals viii he resolved, - afere.
ssd for medicine sns medical ate ndsncc ell such
psnpers NJ remain IN Cairo. The bids 70 b tubaii-
sa a. 20 pei snd s.s
Using ply sioian. will not bs entertained.
bond viii be required 10 tho sum Of 600 for tho
Paymcnt for ell OF the absvs described services and
spec aoAteas VI 10 made In cash. quarterly, ~ each
regular torn 81 this Court to-wn; March, Jsnc.
The Court rsssrvss the right 70 ss,sessll bds.
NY ordor Of ths cosny Court
|. o. ...r. -..s JACOB u. LYNCH. County Clerk.
IN. lk-gitI
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Dralfe's Collection

or noarly ono hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds OF Wine, Gin, Ale. Beer Cordias. Superb,
CIDER. and much othor useful Information for those
dealing NOR Misunderstanding any oftho above, ci,he,
for the trade or homo use. ..r.' .|..r.
sont 10y mail, FREQ Of postage for 80 GENTS Address
H. +. NORMANDY, 5oi Market street, 81. Louis, NJ.
sc27 lydaw
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BULLS
SAR . AP II IL l. a
A GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAPTAfS'S
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother;

benton Bsrrasks, Mo-. April ". isSa.
DIR. JOHN BuLI,-DsAI siri knowing the eiA'
cheney Of your sarspara and the healing and bene-
holsl qualities u possesses, sond you tho foAo"'ng
statement OF my cases
Iva wounded about two years ago--vas ht"n pris.
oneT and confined for sixteen months, Being moved
80 ofen, my wounds have not healed yet have not
sat upsA moment since MAS wounded. Am shot
through the hips. Ny general health - impaired,
aud need something 70 assist nature. iis'e mofs
faith in your BaIsapara than IN any thing else wish
that that 10 genuine. Please express me ahalf dozen
Lotlle., sAl obiixe CAPT. Z. y. johnson,
ST. Louis, No,
7. Tho following was written April 30, lsos by
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt, Johnson;
DIR, JOHN BuLI-Dear Sir; Ny husband, Dr. q.
=. Johnton, Was skillfal surgeon and physician IN
Central New York. where lao died, leaving the above
O. r. Johnson IN my care. Al thirteen years Of age,
he had ehronie dlarrhea and scrofna, for which J
gave him your Sarsaparla. III CURED HIM
have for ten years recommended II to many IN New
York, Ohio and Iowa. for scrofula. fever sores, and
general debility. Perfcct success has attended H.
Ias sgseed Of srgaia ard Jspsr sora
pus simo,t nUaesIsss am very anI i0us for my son
To again have recourse to your harsaparila. He Is
fearful OF getting spurious article, hence ms vrtlng
you forit. His wounds terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON
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TINE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
i claims for IL superiority ovNr all remedies over
offered to this public FOR the sds csrta, SPECIFY aud per
s~a~est VI Agne and Fever, or Chls snl FcVer,
whether OF short or long standing lilo refers 10 tho
entire Western and Southwestern country to bear i'm
testimony to the truth Of the assertion, that in no
ease whatever will II fail 10 cure tho directions are
strictly followed and carried out. Ina great many
cases single dose has been sufficient for cure, and
whole families have been cured 10y y single bottle,
with perfect restoration OF the general health. IL IL,
however, prudent snd In oycry case sore certain I"
cure, " it, use IL continued In smaller doses Tor
week two sfcr the disease has been checked more
especially In dnicult and long standing cases Usu.
ally, this medicine will not requr. any aid to keep
tho towels IN good order should tho patient howov.
or, require cNthnfti. medicine afer having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, single dose oi
Bairs Vegetable Family pills will bs susi-
seat, ....
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CAS-.
vTNO GAS CONSUMERS.

Mossr, e. y. yoayrr 4 20, near corner Of Eighth
street .ni Commercial avenue. hyI supyl,si them
selves with ono u D.l Me Donald a Cas lIafallibla
Meteor N-tct- rur,cs dissatisfied With tho
ing 81 thor Ipetcp can rDxhA thoH testea. Tftha
motors rc onnitrue tho small expense 81 the test
Will be charged % tho party causing II II the meter
~ found lpcouecl no chatge will In made myBH