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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
RrpitbIicnns.

There is Labor Reform ticket in the field,
and also a Temperance ticket, nominated by
few boilers from the Temperance State Con-
vention which indorsed the Republican ticket,
Mr.. Pike being entirely satisfactory TO those
who have the cause of Temperance Mt heart.
The Labor RefOrmers, after an iDef
ectual attempt to cOalesce with the
Democrats on State ticket, nominated
for Governor, L. p. Cooper; Railroad
Commissioner. G. Robert; Congressman in the
list District, Ellery A. Hibbard, the Demo-
cratic candidate; Id District, VIM. II. Grove;
and in the Hid, l.. ID. Baker. The campaign
is progressing with considerable spirit on the
Republican side, and apparently with entire conf
dence of success, while the Democracy are
working with a hope that has grown SOME
what faint with the memory of sixteen
successive years of defeat Our excellent
nomination for Governor has won back al the
heretofore estranged Temperance Republicans
who are really in earnest about the essentials OF
that cause; and if our friends come to the
polls AZ they have done at al the elections
since the organization of the Republican
party, and rs we have no reason to doubt
they will do now, we shall have good ac-
count from the old Granite State to send out
to our friends through The TRIBUNE Of The
10Th of March.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH g. 1871.

shortcomings, by the Congresses that held up
the hands of Lincoln, foiled tho treasons of
johnson, and sustained tho honest efforts of
Grant in tho cause of order and peace.
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yrwUaNpSHIRE ELECTION

New Hampshire holds her annual election for
Governor, Railroad Commissioner, Congress-
men. Councillors, and Members of tho Leg
islatnre on Tuesday the 14th inst, and is ex-
pected TO prove true to her Republican record.
The following are tho candidates of the rival
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rp-7OTY- IDTERTYSENENTS

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
NJ. y. H. Brown has opened an office AZ No: % west
T1irt, -,crOnd-s junction OF Broadway and SiNth-aYe,
here advert Tor The TRIBUNE will be received
~ 10 u ia the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

Mr.. Wendell Phillips will lecture before the
Mercantile Library Association at stenway Hall to-
morrow evening for the benefit Of the French Relief
Fund. His subject IL. "The Questions OF the Day.
among which he does not forget treat the question of
the political situation in France.
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There are promises of the adjournment of
Congress on the Sth inst This would be an
encouraging story if it were not an old fable
which has never, by any chance. proved true
in the mast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06

Much Of the most important testimony be-
fore the Legislative Committee which inquired
tnLO TIC Issue Of stock by The Central Railroad
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IL has been noticed that the French officers
"a no are nat, of Alsace and Lorraine aud who nearly

all speak German. when taken prisoners, soon cease
almost entirely have amy intercourse with French n
cers from other PROVINCES, hut apparuty prefer the
sOcI u VI GcrLlanA
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We learn that the Euterpe Society has re-
ceiycd subscriptions sufficient tO place II on SuOu
financial basis and its prospects Tor next season 40
highly encouraging.
The programme for the next Philharmonic
Concert, April inc udes BeethOYcn's Fourth SymPhOSs
Lists TlssO." and Gado's " lin Hoch and"
The Lichtmay troupe has been singing " mo
JeweSs In Philadelphia, and the acnte critic o tns
Post of that city makes tho following sound comnohts
We never liked the close Of The JeweSS anu we
do nj suppose that she hked 10 either IL seems 10 us
that ne thrr tho interests Of thorough bass nor mo 70
drama dainnud that woman should be bol"u oN'" =,
she is Iewcss. Tho Idea of lhlmA DONNA ~ ~
hot water Ia abhOrrcut the Truly inuhle.i hl no
believe that the German company, headed ny Ni"1eno
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

Whatever the weather and whatever the bin.
the audiences Of the Philharmonic Society are substaDt
ally uDcbangng. Tho boxes always in futter with
silks and ribbons. the parquet and balcony filed with
anieter cOnnosseurs and up the amphtheater gather
the scientific enthusiasts whom discomfort can never
terry The fourth concert OF the took place with
the usual gratifying result Saturday evening In.
following was the programme:
PARTL
Symphony In T. fat, No 3.......-.-..... Schumann
scenn ed aria, " l. dunque yer e. ...... KuJinstein
Miss Kellogg.
PART II.
Overture, medea, ~. gei
Miss Kellogg
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parties:

COunc'rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-26
DIED.

AMAN. On he 25sh inst.. after a lingering aud
painful illness, CLIFFORD. the beloved son % 10
bss;ian and Emma AmAn, aged years 10 months.
and Is days.
His funeral will take place At O'Clock on Wei
ne day afterDoon from the res dence his parents,
No. SIC 9Th =. Friends and acquaintance are in-
Vited 20 attend.
BERTwELI. On d e 25th inst. SYLVIA VIC
Of Daniel Ber,wen. In the 4lst year finer age.
CONR0Y. On Monday, Decemb 18th, Mrs.
KATE L. CONkof, wise Of VIM. "A. Oonroy, in .hs
24ih year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from the residence Of her hus
band, 1902 Pennsy lvania avenue. Thursday
morning, at 0 clock. High Mass at ST. Stephen s
Church. Il
FRANCE. On the 18th instant, at 9 o'clock a m o.,
JOSEPH B. FRANCE, in the sd year Of his age
The friends ~ the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral az his late residence. No. 90 street n.
W at 20 clock y. m. to morrow.
GERRY. At New Haven, Conn. Dec 2lst. Mis-.
ELEANOR =, daughter If Eibridge Gerry, signer
of the Declaration Of Independence.
HURIEY. On the morning Of the 18th inst.
MARY HuRLE Y, in the 65th year Of her age,
tive Of ireland.
Funeral this afternoon. at clock from tue resi-
dence Of NJ. g. Lepley, cor 9th and Gsts.
HARRINGTON. At Wilmington, Del, Dee. y.
MARY LoFLAND HARRINGTON, widow u the
late Chancellor Harrington.
WAINWRIGHT. At Detroit. Mich. Dec. 18th,
BESSIE NJ ,daugh er Of the iaie Col. h. A. VAIN
wright, L. 3. Ordnance
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EVENING STAR.


KXrLosfON Oh GAS WORKS.
In New York. on Friday night last. an expo
Metropolitan Gas Companys works, which,
although not attended with sny loss OF life,
caused wild excitement in the UPPER part OF thu
city. Almost instantly the district from Ssth 60
18th street. and from river 30 river, was thrown
into utter darkness. The annoyance aud los
sustained by the tradesmen on Sd. 6.h and s,h
avenues was serious. and candies and Kerosene
lamps we're In great demsnd. IL H. thought that
within three or four DAYS time. over thirteen
thousand families and eighty churches are with
out light, and compclled % burn candles or OIL
at thoir holiday festivals.
The New York World says;
"THE GRRATEST CONsTERNA ALTON
prevailed among the elderly ladies' who hap
pened 10 be travelling In the cars at the time.
All the lamps were unillumed, and conSeQ uentiY
the names of the different streets were unntri-
ligible. No moon Was visible, - the travellers
by the cans on slighting had nothing but instinct
lett TO guide them safely 20 the friendly pave
ment. The streets about that neichhOrh00t
we're in an ahOminable state. Deep puddlcs ~
water extending FOR some feet stretched FAR into
the roadway, and through these the pedestrians
bad Ia wade, with no lamp "a warn Kim OF its
dangers Oatbs from both stOre-keepers and
pedestrians were 60 be heard on every side. and
even the jewellers in private houses could not
Christmas dinners by candle-light similar
scenes ON the other avenues on the west side.
WEIRD sCENks.
The hghts in the cars sndstsges had a most
singular appearance, looking Like dim torcA
lights moving over some dark country district.
Here aud there q private dwelling hOuSe VA
dimly illuminated for time, but before n O'clock
nearly every gas light was eNtinguished. and the
residents were compelled 10 resort % candles aud
iUid lamps. OF 60 % early 20 bed. The grocery
and never were camphene and petroleum haa-
died 30 reeklessly Al night.
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nY-A Carlisle, XIV, girl dislains 20 smile upOn
any young man who has rot ''rid on the keers."
pYAn Indiana miser. worth 81. 80 .oe0. recent
ly persisted voluntarily from lack Of food and
tucl.
nyRev. DIR. Goodwin, OF Chicago, agrees with
David 20 far az TO assert that all ChicagOanS arc
liars.
"A Connecticut woman's grief for her hus-
bands death was increased by the though t that
the parlOr curtains were in the wash.
eSMiss Minnie r. Austin, a Yankee girl, is
now associate principal of the San Francesca
Female Seminary, and member of the CaliiO--
mia State board for the examination OF teachers
~An effort is making ''to erect a distinctive
American Church In Rome" IL Is presumed to
be anticipatory OF distinctive American Saints
in Heaven.
|The London international Society prOp0-
scs to give every support to Sir Charles Dixie,
but only on the condition that he shall sink his
title, and allow himself 10 be called plain
"Citizen Dixie"
HTEncke's comet IL now hidden i'm the solar
rays. IL will reach its Perihelon ON Dec. =, at
point 81 ,0O0, 600 OF miles from the sun. which Is
considerably nearH: the sun than the planet
Mercury: tne innermost OF all the known
P-~-.StS
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner eth and ID stree

TRTsTE ES s, SALE :1 OF A yALT nv TRACT
VIRGINIA, COMPRISING lao 900 ACRES.
- By virtue of o deed Of trust dated July 18th,
l5os, given by William q. w Jaeger TO Frank
lin Mace, the subscriber will sell at the front
Of the City Hall on ~ street in the city Of Wash
described tract Of land, situated in the county OF
Mcdowell in the State Of West Virginia, embracing
the Long Fork Of the Sandy river, and contained
within the following metes and bounds, TO wit Be-
ginning at corner about seventy five poles in a
noriheasteriy direction from point on the line Of
thence south twenty nve degrees west thirteen hun
dred poles to the corner; thence south fifty five de-
grees west twenty six hundred and fifty poles to a
corner; thence sou'h thirty seven degrees east
thirty six hundred poles TO corner; thence north
sixty four degrees east four hundred poles to a cor
ner; thence north twenty degrees west five hundred
and thirty poles TO corner; thence north fifteen de-
grees east two hundred and highly poles; thence
north thirty four degrees west five hundred and
eighty poles to a thence north ten degrees
east twenty nine hundred aud fifty poles 10 cor
ner; thence north two degrees west eight hundred
and eighty poles to q corner; thence north eighty
dsS.ees vest eighteen hundred and fifty poles to q
hundred and twenty 10 the place OF beginning,
containing lto 40 acres of land, more or less.
The terms OF sale One half cash. aud the bal
in three equal payments, at ak, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, with security be
approved by the trustee; the purchaser paying on
complied with within twenty days, then the property
will be resold upon advertisement in some news
Hper printed In Washington, ID. q for ten days, at
the rink aud eost Of fhe purchaser In default.
FRANKLIN MACE. Trustee.
nols savsds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A TERRIBLE TORNADO-Tmmeps DssfrHrfi,n
n T'rOpsrfy.-A critic tornado passed over por-
lions Of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Tennessee
Kentucky and Missouri on SATURDAY last. At
Louisville il broke down timberS aud DESTROYED
seven hundred feet of trestc-work on the Afr
line railroad, inficting damage 90 the amOrnt Of
several thousand dollars. Two men were riding
in buggy, and were lifted and carried forty
feet, but escaped unhurt. In Chicago it did
great damage 10 buildings in course of erection.
The inside walls of the Tribuns Office were more
or less damaged. Mr.. MOIton's new building on
Washington street. which had been carried IN
tOuT stories, WAS almost completely demolished.
In st. Louis houses were blown down, roofs torn
of, chimneys and Prevails demolished, ferces
leveled, smoke. stacks tOppled over. &C. Two
Young girls were I'M ured by falling fence, ard
other persons were more or less injured The
steamer City Of Acton was blown across the
river, and several other vessels were torn from
their mOOrings At Memphis the steamer Pet
Allen a. blown on a bar and snnk. At Indian
apOlis a portion OF the roof Of 81. Johns
Church wac crushed by the falling OF the upper
part of ono of the towers. At Lafayette a large
number OF buildings were unrOOfed, including
the Second National Bank building, the Posi-
Office, and the telegraph building. Several
persons were injured. At Toledo the telegraph
wires were Frustrated in all directions, ana con
siderable damage has been done TO roofs. chin
news. sc. The spire of the First Baptist
Church was blown down, falling upon ard par
tally crushing "a adjoining b0iIding. bat with
out injuring any OF the inmates.
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MARRIED.

EELLY-GREENwELL. ON the 2lst inst ~
Rev. y. BOYLE. Mr.; u, BENSON KELLY, q
Mics EMMA GLEENwELL, both Of this city. No
cards.
UNDERwOOr-McNANT On the 2Ist inst ID,
at 81. Peter. Church, by Rev. Father Boyle, DAN
~, Md; 60 Miss MARY L. AcsANTZ, OF wa-h
il gtOn, u. g.
WILS0N-WEST. On the 18th inst BY Rev Dr.
McCsu'ey, HARRISON WILSON, 20 EMILY q
daugher OF the late Robert A. Wes; ali of George
town, u. q. lBroOklyn papers copy
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(yREAT BARGAINS Fine solid Gold CHAINsf
bLOCEETS and JEWkLRY, warranted, to be
ssd Cd CARO'S BAZARi914 Pa. ay., between sth
And 10th sts., below auction prices. oc3-r
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TNITED STATES MABsHALs SALE.

in virtue ef an order sale issued from the Clerk
Once OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Column
will sell, at public sale, for eash, on FRlDAY, the
Easby wharf foot Of street, In the city Of Wash
ingfon, d. O., the Schooner Thomas Brinkley, Of
Baltimore, Nd, =, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furni.
Uonrt. ALEX. SHARP, U. 3. Marshal d. Q.
December 7th. ISL decS-dts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALES $40 SHARES IN TIRE FIRST
u COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Inquire OF q. X. THOMPSON, 9Th street, opposite
Cester Market. dsS ST.
EnR sALE-A MANUFACTURING BUsI-
L NESS IN Baltimore. producing szleable aud
well paying articles Of trade, and which. according
e It's capacity, can be carried extensively, With
hnildIng: Engine. Boiler and Machinery Address
ChAS WALhER. no29 colin
EOk sALE-At a bargain, a. coon WILLIE
Il OF the old -estsblisked Coal and Wood Depot ocl
uer OF land avenue and sth street, lslsni, sau
able Tor coal or lumber depot Apply 81 Dr. BOs
18th street. aniO.g
WANTED-1o sell . ONE TRIRD INTEKEsT
w IN o Mercantile Business ia this city a most a.
sirable opening for any one wishing TO engage in .
active business life, and whore he can make al ey
cellent and profitable investment. The only ressoi
Tor selling being the actual need Of the services OF
Rep. Office. ausa
To LOAN $1,000, s2,es
Il q 600, ON REAL ESTATE Ia this CITY
AppUp DobGE RkRNEILLE,
mhSu I42s sire
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SAMUEL CROSS, rrr.,..,
ENOCH TOTTES, "es'
W. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
RY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctisneers,

Rf LAT1MER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner of Pennsy y ania ave and 18th ST
FISH NC LANDING TO BE RENTED BYAUc.
TON.
viii be rented at auction, on
THeRSDAY the 2Sth of December
ISL. at IL o'clock m, at our auc
tiOn rooms for the fishing Of 1872, the yalua-
bic and favOrably known Fishing Landing on the
POtomac river, viz: The White House, aeknowl-
edged one of tn best shad landings, and the Syca-
more, good for both the herring and shsd fishing.
Terms at sale.
GEORGE A BOBRER, for Sarah Otterbach.
did LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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FOR SALE.

An ELEGANT HoUsE,
n IN one OF the mnst i'm growing parts Of ths city
with MSnsard roof.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
This House IL situated one square from the Ca nj
tol on lst street east, between ard nor n.
with stable and buildings and spacious side lots,
tronfipg 81 feet lst Get. W. would call the
tention Il buyers TO procure Firstcsss Residence
BGuse will be open Tor inspection daily, frsm 60
clock. Terms. Liberal
For particular, inquire Of
W v. WALL A CO..
Auction and Commission Merchants,
oec ~ Cor. 9Th street and Penn. ave.
E'oR sAlE-A new two " heel sPRI NC TRUCK
All C. COOK a 90. = Stables, u A, as and
<i9 nth street, below q. decsa
ron SALE.
Hk LhRSkSr AND BEST ASSORTMENT
~ me Grid and Silver WATCHES. solid Gold -
tnA - ., DlAhuNDS, aud every variety sf M
othSi me ~ hLkf. solid Silver wsre from -
6,thsna and otier manufactures; the best SitVrl
Plated Ware on nickle silver all kind. OF American
ard imported Clocks: Music Boxes OF the hn~sI man
ufactrre, Breech- Loading and other Guns in graz
variety keyOivers Cutlery, and the greatest seIec
ton OF Fancy Goods in the CITY, Is offered By :
GtIDsTEfN co At their store, SO Penn
sylvsnia aysaue under the Metrop Titan Hotel. and
=; their I'D stand. 209 a. street. Every article
with any other frs, ela-s establishment in this
any other city. ONE PRICE ONLY. nos
EN0R saLE-HORSE. BUGGY and HARNESS
god tn-iness RIG. Gan be seen AZ
Nov hn's Stables, q street, between 9Th ~
and 9TH. SG5. AOS-tf NA
EoRSA .CHEAP-A hne SET Of SURVEYING
}. IL. soUIER's. Mo.sy Broker,
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WASHINGTON EYE lHFIRMARY,
w cas- STREET.
DISEASES Of the EYE treated gratuitously, be-
tween the hours of II and daily. Attending Sur
geons, DR.. BELLA O. BARROWs, DIR ROBE at
kEyBURE; Consulting Sun gecn, GIDEON PAL
MER. decd eosm
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perfectly tasteess, elegantly coated with gum
purge, regulate, purity, cleanse, and strengthen,
Railway Pills. for the Of all disorders OF the
stomach, Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache, Constpation, Oestyeness, Indi
gestion, Dyspepsia, Bliousness, Bilious Fever,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Piles and all Derange-
ments Of the Internal viscera. Warranted to effect
Q positive cure. Purely Vegetable, Containing nc
mercury, minerals, Or deleterious drugs.
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS win free the
Is cents per Box. SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE." Send one letter
stamp to RAILWAY q CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Mt you. iy10-m.vf.&W
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Rl W. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
PeRnsy lvania avenue, corner 81 street east.
ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC.
ZION ON CAPITOI. HILL

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
TON ON CAPITOL HILL.
~ BY virtue Of "A deed Of trust to us given dated
~ 18th day Of july, ID $780, and recorded in iber
No. OF folio 81 &C, one of the land records for
the county of Washington, District of Columbia,
and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby, We i'll proceed to sell at public auction to
The highest bidder, in front Of the premises, ON
TUESDAY, January 9Th. at o'clock d m, Lots
10 and y, in Grant subdivision of Sduare7O in the
city Of Washington. District OF Colombia, loo ated
os the north side of street south between 2l and
ID streets east. Each lot is improy d by a large
three story Brick House, with two story back build
ing, with all the modern improy ements, in what is
known as Grants \ street row: Each house will be
sold separately. Title guaranteed perfect.
Terms One third cash, balanse in three equal
payments OF six, twelve and eighteen months se-
cured by a deed Of trust the premises, bearing
ten per cent. interest, all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. Two hundred dollars SAID to be
paid down upon each house when sold Stamps and
cow ancing at the cost of the purchaser IL the
terms 81 sale are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day Of sale, the Trustees the right
20 resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faultiDg purchaser.
SAMUEL sNagE r CROSS Trustees.
decI-eo8ds W. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.
MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
COZ UMBIA HOSPITAL. WASHING TON. %. C

Professor J. HARRY THOMPSON and DR. Y A
ASbFOBD Will deliver a course of Lectures at
Columbia HOspital, to females only, commencing on
the ifh q January, l-72 and continuing each Tues
day and THURSDAY, during January, February, and
March.
IL will embrace all the instructions necessary in
Anatomy, Physiology. Midwifery, and n Hygiene. TO
Qualify woman 20 discharge intell gently all the
duties Of a
At the close Of the course those students who in
tend 10 follow nursing a profession will have the
opportunity u entering the hospital and remaining
nurses for three months At the end Of that time
they will receive certificate of their services and
qualifications.
This course Of lectures will afford an opportunity
O. ladies no have intention Of becoming prOtes-
siOnal nurses 90 acquire a sufficient knowledge of
Anatomy, Physiology. Hygiene, and the treatment
81 IN ANTS % enable them TO regulate ntelRently
all that pertains 10 their health as well as that
Of their families
The lecture will commence at 4 p m, and con-
tinue for one hour.
Tickets can be obtained Of Or. J. III THOMPSON
1924 Massachusetts avenue: Dr. y. A. ASHFORD.
1880 New York avenue, or Of the MstrOn Of the
Hospital, corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue. dee3-u
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian ResOlvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ersyy drop Of the SARSAPARILLIANREs
VENT communicates through the Blood, Swe
Urine, and other fluids and juices of the system a.
ctgor Of EUe, for ii repairs the wastes Of the body
IonsHmPtion,. GLandHlar disease, Ulcers IN a.
Throat, Mouth, Tuniors, Nodes IN the Glands and
ohter paris Of the system, Sore Eyes, StrKmoroH,
DISCHARGES from the Ears, and the tr0ra forms az
SKIN diseases, ErKptions, FereT Sores, Soah Had
Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tmors, Cdnoers IN a.
Womb, and all tcedkentHg and painful discAorsss
Nighf Stcedfs, Loss Of Spe aud all rastss of "a
!Us principles, cthH the cKT1tice rnags Of tkt;
tcoader Of Modern Chemistry, and fetc daTs' rM
ct pTore 10 person EStNg 40 for either of fkxss
forms a disease ais potent p0icsr TO cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wastes and decomposition that is continually pro-
pairs the same with new material made from HEALTHY
bloOd-and this the SARSAPARILLIAN will anc
does secure-a cure Is certain; for when once thit
remedy commences its work of publication, and such
cecds in diminishing the loss Of wastes, its repairs
Will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel
himself growing better and stronger, the food al
costing better, appetite improving, and flesh ane
weight increasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvENf ex
Gel all known remedial in the of Chronic
scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases, but
8 the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy, Stoppage Of W alter, Incontinence of Urine
Bright Disease Albuminuria, and in all cases where
there are brick dust deposits the water il thick
cloudy, mixed with substances like the white Of an
dark, bilious appearance, and white bonedust de-
posifs, and when there is prickinR, burning sensa-
ton when passing water, and pain In the smau Of
the Back and along the Loins.