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BT TSlNESS DIRECTORY


At?rnsy and CounseIlE At Lag tee OF eoT9er Of
g.. a. FORREST,
corner i York and six.hs. Wsnitayac. 4iyi
WALREs x WHITE,
Attorney and Counselors it Law. ONCE on Eighth
ct. the FIIst National Bauk, sisrioEoc, vi;
II. :. PsERPoST,
M s ard c2agteor ] s at L@T Tw2 w RiyGr n 6i %
towoc County and vicinity. t2-4iyl
Il. IL. T4EEAE,
Attorney At Law, and District attorney for MaGitovoc
1g4Efs t C9+stons P,5,Hty , stnasd TO- o'Se & %q
GEORGE \. WOODEN,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law, aud Conrt m
missioner for Nanit3T9c county, a. business, en-.
tended TO- Adyies hdrest sven ter " c reason.
ahIs eha,se VIII = ,; m3;de. once On Buffal9t be
DIR. a. ). pAgCzEnS,
Dentst. office in sherman uew buldicg on Fistth-
e. Msntt Voc Wi. P@I Gu ~ at.ention gvtn @ al
wsrTanted s feet ael e1fra "a ff bout @ pa ana a. y
Ef. :. 5sAEgGW,
Physician ard surgeon Particular attention paid 70
suitstisn nee oa he criler of Eufialo ard Eigth-
sts over Smith tirIsler store. crds.s LEFT II z &
: N'oin'or D'u' SO e vi" Be promptly 4''rHda5 isa i'
GEEsS. z. ,sEATeN,
Veterinary sargcoo. eurs Ring Rones, SpAyins, etc,
a. his irvery I l5- sertith t. brtrreea ButFao
and Chicago. Ma itowoc, vi. i2sfyt
PAEL EUEEsYEs,
u aer in all kinds of Stoves and erdware and Wax
,IIartt3frr ~ q rter TIN and SLc,ttr Hac Eighth
It. sonth side near the B.idse. y slitowor y IS,
JOSEPH S47JEIS,
Dealer in Stoves: also Manu- ta.turer of TN sheet
Eteh t, fii hst batwcen York az. Baalo- &C,
UNION EacssE,
Commcrc'alss between fts'th aaa Ninth. Manito-
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The German Constitution.
1 In critical review Of the new Constitu-
/ ton oi = Ccguan Empire, the Satuaa5
Rcrjel- dcsclites i as tie first ascertaiug.
example q form Of cover -naent which ha:
. often been spoken Of as pc zibIe, but which
has hitherto existed in Ia, ~ only" This
new wonder. we are told, is "a cOnfedera-
ton, yet its Constitution Is not republican,
bat monarchic. For union Of princes
+ raa y worthy u be called a federal system. -
the Rertclc adds, we shall look in vain in
( the pages Of certain history" To sustain
the remarkable statement, the writer con-
tends, without any particular foundation in
tac5, that the confederation of German
princes formed after the downfall of Napo-
leon, and maintained, with some minor mu-
tations, until 1866, was not in any strict
sense confederation atall and he leaves
the cd German Empire, which certainly APP
pears TO have been as fair an example Of a
federal system as is the present Prusso-
German arrangement, comp ieteIy out ofthc
pages Of certain history In fact, the
Lcriar to tLe the contrary not tanding
the Empire which Pruss IA has now founded,
seems 10 be as accurate 4 recreation OF the
old AuatTo-G crmau Imperial system as the
change. condition Of It's constituent mate
rial aul the eEgalc:es CT Prussia own am
bi-;on would permit. One Of the chief
points q. siz.--'--17 &C + The abanGoIneur Of
tGe electoral principle, which controlled tho
selection Of tDe German Emperors from The
t;Iag Of the cLoica 0r tie first Conrad, in the
ylar 9ll, down to t,eEosi citation Of the I'M
prri@l crown, in 1895, by Francis H.,
though It had gradually become . mere
form, practically making the Empire here
G.tary in the house Of iLapsbur- Since lbs.
The new Con tituion gives tie Presidency
Of the Federal Empire to Prussia instead
Of Austr.a-a dignity which was in fact
once before offered to the Pras AN king
namely b. the National Congress or Par
lament assembled to attempt the recon
st-ac-.on Of Germany in iS1S There is
no-hing new or remarkable, therefore, in
TIE t&ct referred to By the Rcgiesc, that the
her ltary chief Of one Of the States Of the
Eu1.ra Is made also the here litary chief Of
the Empire Itself. Tie novelty consists
alone III tie establishment Of this right by
q written Constitution, instead Of permit
ting hereditary transmission Of ,ne Imper-
ial crown by prescription, as the Austrian
princes possessed 1t for nearly four hundred
years. The worst Of this peculiarly in the
new Constitution is the certainty it entails
that the E,ag-omparor vii! be continually
tempted to seek tie a@@rand,zement Of his
own territories at the expense Of the minor
States. The hypothetical case Of the Gov
Ccu0r Of New York being el-oftcio Presi-
don. Of the Gu;tcL States, only family Illus
tra-cs this dans-c; for New Iorl, has but
d small proportion Of the relative power in
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yeTE DEsc0vcr5cs OF Zinc szE3S 0cfare in
Wisconsin,

frot John !! .trTlst, STATE Commissioner
OF the surrey Of The lead districts, has just
ariTedin dis city, Ti5L some Of the finest
Pec.mcns Of ENC ore yet brought. 1t was
taken ont at Cen-rcy.He, Iowa county. 1t
was toaa. below the old zinc mines there.
Inc GA pa-s, Winch were thought 70 be
heafiE e&Aa"Stea. were at lh9 Probes or S
( SUGGEST p Junk lower, anl I-e result Is,
i:1.5E .yl3#-1 'iaA ever before found ,nere;
- Tvs Is ,'I.. meets separated 6y layer oI
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 FARM s. acres Of land, Frame Barn,
n house, well watered spring etc. 80
acres under cultivation, 3 miles from city.
Lots II & Is in Block ll9, two frame houses
and barn. Lot ! in Block 156, house and
barn. The northwest quarter of northwest
quarter, section %, town Two Creeks, Eani-
toYoc county. 12-..t ". II. HORN.
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NoHnYCE* =

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season viii please
leave their orders for same at Shove's
nix. Rate will be to Hotels, Saloons
anl others who take in large quantities
7 Tyenty-fve cents per 100 pounds. Fami-
lies daily delivery of twenty pounds 40
cents week. GEO. b. WRIGHT.
MANITowoe, April II, 1871.
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TIE Prisoner T-2-9 EaEzlz-.Ez~.1oz
vas Lle-HEl4Lcls Ltscop.A rom gsllIs

was Defending Escaped EECG2 Es2zIs
st m; might the FIRE bells rang an alarm.
oua it was found that seven prisoners had
dag their waT ont OF the county jail, among
others Mcclellan. in whose defence EaIlan-
d.-aam lost his Efe recently. They effect
el tLeir escape BY tearing up portion Of
the stone floor of the cells IN the south
east corner # the prison, ezcavating =
tGurel into the cellar under the sheriff
residence. Tie cell from which the tunnel
was made Is only about eight feet from the
cellsr, bat-mus5 have required considera-
tle labor to excarate the hole Of sufficient
size 10 enable the prisoners to crawl
through The earth from the excavation
was thrown back into the cell. After
reaching the cellar they made their exit
through window N the front yard Of the
jail and succeeded in reaching the
street without being discovered. The alarm
was st once given, and Sheriff Swadener,
with several Of the police force and others
started n pursuit Of the fugitives, who
had scattered through the streets and alleys
. IN the vicinity Of tie jail in1ariozs d;rec-
tons. The escape Of any more Of the IN
rnates-.sl Of who remained in the jail
WAS prevented b the immediate presence
Of the turnkey, though several Of them re-
fused TO avail themselves Of the opportunity
OF attempting it.-Daytoa (Ohi0) Journal.
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nre, a, 4, psrg<ErN.
UNION ECsSE,

Commcrc'aIst. between ftshth glt Ninth. Mani
wor W,s .Io., Ih ta.mr- Ir.....i-t Il Er-t acr,Iu
datons fr the travelling public T-rms ,f-sn.
satisfactian guaranteed. y
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
PERRY DAVIS. PAIN KILLER.

- Travellers are always liable to sudden attacks of
Dysentsry and Cholera Morbus, and these o,curr.ng
Gnen absent from home. are very uDpleas3nt. The
fAIS MILLER may always be relied upon in such
cases As soon Is you feel the 81 ptoms, take one
leaspoontul IN gill of new mik and mo.asses aud
glh OF hot water, stir well together and drink bot
III 'at ire dose every hour until relieved IL the
be severe battle the bowels and back wi h the
In cases Of Asthma and Phthisic, take a table
spC 0ntni IN gill Of hot water swesene well with
mGlasses; ALEC battle the throat and stomach faith
ful.y with the m ficlne. clear.
DR.. Sweet IL takes ont IN sorsne-s in casss
oope setung faster tn III any hrg he applet.
, ishermen, SO often expose 4 20 hurs By having
Their skin pie reed with be sud fins of hsh, can
beIeHeYt1 by bsthip with me Pain Killer as So
as the accident oocurs, in this nay tue anguish is
soan abated: bSthe as C'ten in i've minutes,
trouble.
the bites and rcTa' cEC3 az dnSs and cats are soon
cured by b. hing aItk The Pain Il Tier clear.
ny 8 eo.daw
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Crime in Chicago.

CHICAGO, NAV The cOrOneF's Jury sum
noned 20 inv s;icate the Sharon r. n.,a!e tag
cay. sioer three dsNs session at Spfingte
ebded their lsboIs without cs. c0yIrinc tue al
THOR OF The C'ime. Bernard, who was arre.te n
on susP c on at Qu'bcy, hss been cascharyes
fe.cy a Leonard, who killed Dr. Scanlspd
ana who was released fIon custody on Monday
VII leave az once for California, acconpauied
by Bus wife. IL j. rot probable she will RETAIN
70 her former POSITION in the Post Off ce hera
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VALDEZ. or,Ic. Carr, srssAL orrrcrs,

WAenIESTOEs ~. ", May 3-lO-D O NJ. 4
Syropsss for Ae past "a Aosws:-The area OF 10 "
pressure which was indicated Tuesday morning
as probably existing west Of the MLs.ii sippi has
developed into slight disturbance, which h
nov central in Illinois and Indiana. Increasi, .
northeast winds, with tbreA; epinz and rain
weather, continue to prevail on Ontario an5
Michigan. Heavy rain has fallen on a small
Ioruon OF the gulf coast. Partisny cloudy An A
clearing weather prevail at pr. sent from Flor.
ioe 70 Louisiana, and probably from Arkansa as
10 iova- Tbs mornings reports from Omaha
ano me vest are not yet received. Dnrioe
Tuesday the barometer fell Win rspid inerea a.
OF temperature on the Pacific coast. Threat
ening and cloudy wexther prevail in the east
Prctabilitiss.-It is probable that the cloudy
weather viii contlnue over the eastern states
and lover lakes, with brisk northe ssteriy winds
on Lake Erie. Clearing mp weather, with fresb
westerly winds. win Probably be experienced
from the upper lakes south yard 10 the calf.
Threatening ~oafber, with occ asionsl llgst
rsire, from the OHIO valley TO the middle At
laltic.
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Secretary Boutw~uI n. I'm, Ve.,

CHICAGO, May 3.-Secretlry Boutwell, WAS
here y stercay. he went ID EIgin % visit tn,
watch factory. A considerable psr;y were i'm
the excursion, anong them Gen. Walker. Mrs..
anu Mis- Sinclair, OF the New York TriJ4E,,
aud MIS-. Albeit ~. Richardson.
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Oeened metitorious. Some Of those promo.es
were, OF course, taken from the middle or en- 4
oI the list OF each grade, jumping over mlnv
"h0 were their seniors and who 9 r adaated pr or
,neM. mrs, OF course, cre1'ed much hard
feeling, and the duties OF the IRE ,ent hoari srS
20 INQUIRE into the c lse OF el.h officer who was
passed over, and make such reconmendsfions
Ia regard ID the s1me as they deem proper.
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FORTRESS Nor zoe, May 3.-The brig Kessy-
iiom feInsnbpco, hes arrived ana il vi itIns
ior orc.is. sbe IeI ca y ship and brig ashore
On W'no'e Srosl, noffh of Hatterss. The brig
If filed " ith water to her decks The shio 49,
u CD to The eastward, ard had line from her
maipma-t - the beach
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An Attacbms nj for Jay Cou,s

INV YORK, May a rOn-hlI.ble alta ~
ment hes EN- issued against Jsy Gould. prcsl-
oehto OF Tie IRE railroad, for refusing 20 pre-
auce IRE tooFs called Tor in reference 20 the
Tue cs:e OF Heath and Raphael against the
ne Company. Should Gould produce the
tcoks, d. cretlon Is given the IN sster 20 release
him on SlOlCO IanI ~ W.
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lore Cuban Insurgents Killed ac
COrdtDg 60 tPaessh Accounss

NAfIlAGo DE CNBA, May 2.-cOl. Ganizsl. IN
an encounter with the Insurgents ia the dist, ct
OF Cotre, killed and made IL prisoners. The
loss OF the troops under Canizal il not sta'eb-
LIE family OF the insurgent chief, Camilo = an
Chez, surrender ed at Sancti Splrtss on the L.
LIE SPAN Sh guerilla, A Tden, surprised a caup
OF MY Insurgents near PaZss, an Killed a fe q
captured their clothing and effects, and de
sllDNed their
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Suit Against a AZ. Louis Insurance
eOnpany.

81. LOUIS, Nav 3-lu toe United states con-
vesfercl ny, set was c5mmen ed bv Il ebert NJ
henniUg, q New Jersey. cad Albert Pearce
OF New lCtk, ace nat tae United ~ lto. Ins a
renee tomp.uy. o. this city, for ste rccOset y
ofc'0 tcD Tor the ALLEGED 10 OF a lot OF ca, ~,
on the lutr i rOyidsnce. on Rcd liver. ia
June 1864, which Wa insurea IN the above conn
VIUg.
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A Suicidal sfate sena.ax

HEw OELRANs, Nav 3-Ihe Epentpg P.cr-
tune sdys;-State Senator jerks attempted 10
con NIT suicide by sbco,inE himsel ~ in the hezI
win a DerTlnger. JeTes has been State tai
collector IN one o. the parishes, and i a de
lauftet 10 the state ID the amount of SiI.0l1 OF
si,.'h. An sffdsvIt is pending against him for
embe Element. At last accounts the wounded
man was lying in a critical state and h. re-
cOHPlN Is dnnlffnl
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TBE PRESIDENT expects to attend the meet
Of the Army OF tie Potomac in Boston next
week. Mrs.. Grant VII accomp ny him TO Wis
their son Uiy sCs at Harvard.
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SOLICITOR GEsERAL BRIsIow leit here ISst
evening with his family Tor Louisville, Ken
tIcky, ID be at ent about Two week.
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SECRETARY ROBSON gave a dinner las,
evening, at which were present Sir Edward
Thornton and lady, j. q. Kennedy and wife
y. c. b. Davis aud wife, Senior r )5eIt Is aau
lady, and Mrs. Gen. Emory.
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TsfIread EnterprfSe,

\ INDIANAPOLIS, May 3-Atiielss OF assoeia-
ION wee hled 20 Gay at the Secretary OF State
ofiCe .cr the E.Szil and Chicago air-line "a =
road.
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The SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new loan today
amounted ID s256, sc 0, making the total amount
subscribed up to date So, 6JO,7OO.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gosaip.

INTERVAL REvENuE.-The receipts from this
source TO- day were seq PASS.
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INV YORK, May Gen. Spinner, Barney
Williams and VIM. }. F'oIelre. the two latter
with Their wis and Olive Logan, sal on m a
Scotia, for LiveI q. d, tc-dsy.
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BATCHRLOR,s HAIR DYE

, Ihis splendid Hair Dye Ia the best In the world
Saimess, reliable, Simultaneous, does not contain
ZERO nor any rtfdtic poison to produce paralysis
TSastIEg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
Entarnlshed reputation to uphoa IT'S Integrity as
the only perfect lair Dye-B.ack or Brown. Sold
Sy al Drrggisss.' Applied q: Is Bond street, New
1orks fac- n
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DE. Ltytpgsson Alive A~asu

BOMBAY, May 3.-Advices from Zapzihsr
8 ate that news brs been received that DIR. fIy-
lneston is Alive and well, but IN destitute CON
dition. WV
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q Ne nbac Murderer

NEW ORPHANS. MAY 3-Msriin Worms one
OF The three men orJeTCd % be hanged on the
18Th or May, " reVfrg mspiac. Hell as tasted
neither ICED or Na'sr since SUNDAY.
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The Erie Railroad Moss

- Alhodcit OF JAP Gould.
NEW YORK, May 3.-The motion for an AZ
tachment against Jay Gorld for contempt OF
Jurge BlatcDford's ord,r directing the produc-
ton OF the books OF the Erie Railroad Com
pany, was argued yestei day. Gould, through
his council, submit ed q long affidavit declsr-
ing that be had done nothing in dkrespect TO
OF the company desire to deprive Heath and
Raphael Of any stock to which they are law
fully entitled, and that the recent issue of so 600
SHARES OF new stock was made 10 meet the me-
ceseittee OF the company. VIM. A. Reach An.
peared for the Erie road, and supported Gould's
amdayit by protracted argument, to which
WIN; NJ. Evars replied, declining the invitation
70 adjourn the court to the Grand Opera House
for the purpose Of the examination OF the Erie
books, and denying the RS ht or the Judge 40 10
90. Judge Statehood took the papers, and re-
served his decision.
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jNDIASAFoLIs GIVES 1000 REPUBLICAN
MAJosITY.-1hc President received dispatch
to-day from Senator Morton that McCauIey,
Uepubfcau.) has been l.cs-i Mayor of In
diaDapol :, Inc ava, by ! c, ma,oris
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n. Eleetions-C Conspiracy 70 kurdev Isra>r,t>s
BuoHARHIr, May 3-The Roumsnian elec
tors resulted in favor OF the government
There were but few disturbances, and those mo-
serious.
A conspiracy to plunder and kin the ,Jevs IA,
been discovered and frustrated. The rinslead.
err, who were officers Of the army, have been
cashiered.
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Tho Connecticut LexI sIature.
Inc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Tote for Ga

HARTFORD, May 3.-Tfe Connecticut leeisla-
lure convened to-day. Hon. Ezra Hall, OF
Marlborough, IVES che en- President p,o rsm. 0f
the Ser ate, and +. b. Bennett, OF Hartford, ,
clerG. The House chose Hon. T.. II. Bugbce, Cf
huingly. Speaker. end b. A. Hough, OF Dan
bury, and q. II. Cowell, OF Waterbury, clerks
All are republicans. A joint committee on
canvass OF votes for State officers was
chosen, to whom was referred the report of the
BOARD OF canvassers, and petitions OF the pre-
siding officers of the town meetings of New
haven, Enfield and Cheshire, praying hat evil
dent errors in the returns OF thCae towns te cor
rected. WI
In the House, debate arose on a reso,ut;on
giving the committee power TO end for pe,.sons
and papers, in order to fully investigate the
Iacts about the reinrns claimed to be erroneors
The democrats orpccsd the granting of such
power, claiming il ur constitutional. Tne power
VIII probably be gran'nd, and the Legislature
VIII probably adjourn ill next week to give the
committee time for Investigations.
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NV YoRK, nay 3.-The Scotia took ont
$4,000 In specie.
There we're proposals. for bonds amounting 70
geo, at 1o9s to l,l0.io. The awards viii
be - 600 600 at 1,1o9s.
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Cdaol r.
NEW YORK. May 3.-Surrogate Hutchin9s
yesterday decided that the counsel for the con !.
tetfants Of James B. Taylor'e will are not en-
uued TO costs and allowances out Of the estate
A letter from the great break in the Erie
canal near Pittsford, New York, says IL will
require the labor OF 900 men and 100 pairs of
horse for . month to repair the damages 50
that navigation can bereeumed; and that in
GLIDING the l0es nom the detention o. merc6 An
disc, the damage will reach 81 900, 900.
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the 0assochusetss Be err B1ecti0n-
The Result ,AFf aoa 'arE
BOSTON, May 3.-rhe people Of Glouces-sr
are about to apply to the Legielatars Tor cisy
The cities Of Cambridge, Salem and New
Bedford yesterday voted 70 prohibit the sale OF
beer. Lynn, Lawrence and Worcester voted 10
allow IL.
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OF George Carpenter and wifs. Major Compson.
q conductor on the Louisville and Nsshsilis
lsilr cad, and ofbers, we're indicted in the Fec
eral couit now sitting at Nashville, Tenn, TOR
iofcibly ejccting them from the ladios' car ON
the said Ioac. The defeBdants' counsel novel
20 qussh the indictment, and after argumenf
defendants. The ground Of the decision WAS
that common ca rIers have . right TO re1ulaso
fheir ewn Affairs. He decided further thu the
deter mine whether rights had been inffiuecI
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@The San Andrea, Cal, Hospital, win
two inmates, was burned yesterday.
0Saloonis1 In Toledo sinee free lunchers "a
induce their moving on.
0Seven OF the ten towns in Wood Comfy
wee. virginia, gave l,ois male,ty ter hs Fnck
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Clear and Harmless as Water.

Ask for this and take no other. The only article
thar Is perfectly harmless. Warranted TO restore
Grey Hair, remove Bandr III, and its falling orr.
Large bottles, containing over half as much more
than any other Hair Preparation, 81. Sold by
Ward Walsh. leth ST and Pa. ave. aud 18th ara q
;, Calvert Ford, O. Pennsy anita avenue
Chistiani Eros ,7th and n streets
q. W. Cropley, Il Bridge street. GEORGETOWN,
j. ID. ODoI nell, Sth street, Navy Yard.
T. Kicking, Cd street and Pennsy Nv snia avenue.
A. Bacon, AZ snd streets. Island.
Vim. II. Daw, corner 10th ard l. streets.
And at the Depot, OF I'd aud ID SITS n w. api2
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SECRETARY boutwell, will return hare from
the West this evening or tomorrow morning.
and Assistant Secretary Richardson Will lie We
here to- morrcw night Tor q visit to his home in
MaSSacluSe.ls. =
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wHIsK les, GINS. Krc-I am now cfsrtps a,

WHISK les, GINS. Erc-l am now onertns a,
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of BE and
B0U RB9N, "Old Grow, Bowen, !" "Ohoice Old
noDgsbeia, ""r Pine Apple" The above brand have
been selected with great care, snd certainly the
best Offered in our City, and figures that canao
lei 10 suit all respee tfuiiy call attention 10 INV
tom GIN" bought by at anction in New
ofR- ana whch Can sell at " less Per gallon an
the original price. O. GAUTIER,
Importer OF Wines, LIQUORS etc .
Ard Proprietor of the Cele brsted
NATIVE WINE BITTERS.
nhS-u 1917 Pennsylva nis avenue.
IHURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow.
DEB Is the best article for cleansing and
teen Seld by All druggists. Price, Is and 81 cents
JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANERrs.
stores soied gloves equal to new. sOd by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price, - cents deS "
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T. G. RBICHENBACA'S Piano store.
L. No. 423 lila Street, abope Penna. Avenue
ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARS.
So,e agency for the sale OF the celebrated PIANOS
o. MnL hhobe q Co.. Baltimore, and WILL
McCammon, Albany; also, second hand =
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale or UNIV
Organ Tuning and Repairing. APPLY