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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28
THE COURr.

C-.raIssL COURT, Judge Hunphreys -Yester-
day Ann. Wis, charged with an assault and
battery with inten, 70 XII May Brown, was
convicted Of assault, "" Jvy &C., non.n ,a
larceny. a nolie pros was e,.tered. Colbert
Tolson, charged with grand larceD,, ~s con
victed and sentenced to one year in tie pc nj
Tertiary. Samuel Lawson and John II. AaaSt-
SON charged with grand is-='-'Ss -a~e 49,
" sea anu sentenced to three months each in
and sentenced to three years in the peniten-
tiarp. Julia Sullivan, charged with petit lar
ceny, was convicted and received q nominal
sentence.
This morning, Lewis Bell plead guilty OF a
charge of obtaining goods by false preten' es,
and was sentenced to ore year in inc Albany
penitentiary. In the cases of Bette Moore,
grand larceny, and Eliza Andrews, receiving
stolen goods, n0lle pros. was entered.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Olin.-To- day, Down
ing agt wall q Co.; verdict for plaintiff.
O'Brien agt. Potomac Steamboat Company;
submitted, and judgment for defendant.
POLICE COURT, Judge Sneu.-Edmond Gray,
colored, assault and battery on James Wood
James Wood, cOlored, assault and battery on
Edmond Gray. Axes were brandished at each
other but no blows struck; fined as each. Pat
rick Rogers, lond and boisterous languages;
fined 50. VIM. Keough, assault aud battery on
John Cary with intent to kill; committed to
await the results of injuries inflicted. Li7zi
schafer complained that Daniel M.iscru as
saulted her. The case WAS postponed until
Saturday.
WEAKLY WICKED GAMs.
ChaTles Weakly and Elizabeth, his daughter
we're arrested and brought before the cour
ms morning on the charge of vagrancy Ia
georgetown, and having no visible means OF
support, being persons of evil life and fame.
After hearing they were committed to the
Georgetown wOrkhouse 20 days. These prison
ers have the reputation Of putting up Jobs on
he young men OF Georgetown; Elizabeth
Weakly making the charge Of rape, aud her
father swearing to it, and In some cases the
pltues so charged would come forward and
settle on terms proposed by the Weakly's In
order to save exposure. This little game has
become pretty well understood, and they have
now chance to reflect on their evil ways in the
GEORGETOWN wOr khOuse. Adionrued
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Last evening the second annual BANG net of
the Alumni Society of the Medical Department
of Georgetown College took pace at Amsn's,
on 9Th street, and was q very enjoyable affair.
About "a O'Clock the company, numbering
about thirty, sat down TO a sumptuous repast
set out by the host. Dr. Young was at the head
q the table, and DR.. j. T.. Morgan opposite.
Full justice having been done TO the numerous
onIes-hsh, flesh and fowl, substantlals and
dehesciC1-Dr. r 3. l.. Walsh entered upon his
duties as toast master, announcing as the first
sour Ina Mater-The fountain of kpowle6ve
and civilization; may her benign influence be
cherished by her children in the future as in the
past Dr - r. Morgan responded in some
wel-umGd remarks, in which he spoke of the
duty OF the alumni 10 their Alma Mater urging
that thew should always feel q love for il, and
10 rtheet eIeclt upon IL; and that the faculty
~ould always feel an interest in the graduates
" Ire president Of the faculty-may he con-
unne to win the hearts of the young and the re-
sPeet OF the old by noble attributes" was given
next, ard Dr. Young was called out, revie wing
the course OF the Medical Department OF
Georgetown College, referring to the opposition
they had met with and overcome. He spoke OF the
establishment OF the medical department during
ITS hrst year having but Eve members OF the
junior class, and referred to the fact III at that
NIFTY young men.
The third toast-sThe Alumni. "A union OF
hearts, union Of bands Let their watchword
be Excelsior, - was responded to by DR. i
fdw ard Mason. who spoke of the duties OF the
graduates, and expressed the hope that at each
succeeding banquet their numbers would il
crease, sc.
The fourth toast, "The Graduating Glass of
III. We welcome them into the Brotherhood of
martyrs. May hey in the future use their
scsipels as skillfully "a they have Piled their
Knives and forks upon this occasion called
out DR.. William Ward in ONE appropriate r. :
marks.
FIfth-"The Medical PROFESSIONALS true
champion OF charity, whose labor Is love and
whose reward Is tAe gratitude of rhe suffering
humanity, !" was responded to By DIR. James r
Sothron.
SIxth-"Our Patients-we do not forget them:
they love rs when i'll; may they remember Us i'm
health DIR. Duvall replied TO this toast
Seyenth-"The Ladies-sFirst in war frst in
peace, trst in the hearts OF their countrymep,0
DIT X. DE l.. French acknowledged this senti-
ment.
Eighth -" The press-the lever Of public
Opinion; may its fulcrum be the rights Of the
people" Mr. Burr, Of the Chronicle res ponded
Ntnth-"Our Countrywide offspring Of tyran-
nv; born amidst revolution. nourished through
civil war; may the robe OF peace enwrap her
maturity" Responded TO by DR.. Roes
The remainder OF the evening was spent socia-
bly,, volunteer tossts bringing out DR.. X. g. L.
Walsh, DIR. q. A. Daily, DR.. +. 8. Walsh and
y y. Bond in succession, and songs Jokes ana
recifations followed. The Heather Chinee"
Was given with spirit by DIR. Young.
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PREMATURE grayness Of the hair should be
prevented, and the best and surest preventive
is Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover.
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LOCAL NEWS
AMUsEMEyTs, &c.

National nsateT.-E. I. Stetson IN Neck and
Neck
Walls Opera H0ass.-Jlnazschek "a "Mary
Stuart
Ltaeoln HaA.-Theodore Thomas concert.
Prof Pratt, the Horse Educator, ISH and
streets.
hEkriter's Art Gallery, ass Tth street
barioTs Gallery OF OIl Paintings, l236 Penn
syivanis svenue-New pictures lust recelyeI.
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NEW SPRING STYLES arriving daily at Else
man & Bros, Clothiers and Tailors, sos It'll
street, May Building.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
Dollar q pair, at G. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
corset FACTORY, 4O6 eth street. 3.2l
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MRS. M0oDRY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
mended by all physicians, can be bought and
made to order, at q. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4OS It'll street. 321
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CITY ITEMS,

THE CELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has Just been
received at q. BAUM's
Kid Glove Depot, 40s It'll st.
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
John Carey Shot by III 81. n SON.

1Ae Hoahd Supposed TO be Fatal-Sad Elr nation
Of a Family FeHd. =
ABOUT : O'Clock this morning a man named
John Carey, keeper OF a g:ocery store on the
corner Of LIT and ID streets y. E., was shot by
6aN4g ler carbine in the hands OF William
keougb, his step-son. Carey was st lnfino on
the porch at bis door when the hot was fred.
and the missile ian ounce bllD entered and
passed thI1pgh fis right groin, coming ont or
the back, ip1IeLiDg, il is feared,
MORTAL WOUND.
NIBam he0ugh and his brother Henry were
taken into erstody shortly afterwards by Onicer
John d. Nun Rhey, of the seventh precinct, and
taken TO the Police Court, where WIN. Keough
injuries on Carey, and Henry was held to hail
10 appear "a q witness. DIR. j. l.. Grouse was
called IN ard ssed the wound and expressed
sne 0t,nlon mat 1t would prove fatal, The ball
Wa io1rd yeIy much hattened, showing
that The hip bone was struck in its course In
terhsl heInCTIhage has resulted and the
NCuhueG man IL 10 very low state. The cir
keougbs, is TO the effect that Clrey married
MIS- keough some i've years since, che being
wjDOw, WITH THREE CHILDREN;
t~o boys, named respectively William and
Eenry, and younger child. a daughter; that
the relations between the children and ste
father have been OF an unpleasant nature
Children charging that Carey had nop- *
and married their mother for the, 49,, us
property she possessed, and that .kr ~ tSa
them oil badly, tryingtO .hed 1reatsS
DRIVE TPs CHILDREN
On Wednesday, the 18th x.V rpo>, yo,x,
arrested on the char ,.. &c. 80 -
TO the Police Cor a 81 S..rsnoyy 80 .hy
bOuds lot to r. r 1na. he yas YJaoad 80.
ton. Sine" come on .roeehIe 80 e.. co, ILL.,
tiPg wi that time the hrea cs bas 49, - ~.
n'e" or betxeen them, and yesterday Carey
GWo shots at Henry Keongh from his re-
liver, missing him; the difficulty being that
Henry put horse in the wrong stall when or
dered TO put II in the stable by Carey. Henry
stayed away from home last nj ght, and returned
this morning and found Carey In bad te mper
Carey made
REMARK ABOUT BIS sTEP-DAUeHrRR,
winch 20 enraged " iliiam keough that he took
the earbine and watched for Carey TO come on,
or the house, when he fired at him, with the II
sult above stated.
AT two O'Clock p. m, DR.. Mccoy, who was
with the patient directly after the shooting.
paid another visit to the wounded man, and ex-
Presse d the opinion that he cannot live. After
the shot was bred, Cary walked some two rods
ont on the sidewalk, when he fell
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PAfDOSED ny TIE PkEsIDENr-Charlee f.
bcslps, convicted about three months ago OF
en- oszzhpg money from the Treasury, and
sshttbeec 10 ,iH months in jail, was Yesterday
rsJcepsd ly The President, on account OF his
health.
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The Registrations.

FiF TENTH AND SIXTEENTH DISTRICTS
The Board of Registration YESTERDAY i'm tSe
west Wig OF the City Hall egistered2 100 voters
IN the 18th snd 18th districts (of whom SO were
colored) as follows; In the 18th district AS;
ofWhom S5 were colored, and in the 10th dis
ulct t52 of whom Isl were cOlored. The total
registered so far in ali the districts is Is 100; of
whom $50 are colOred.
sEyENTEENTH AND KI6HTERNrH DISTRICTS
Ihe Board were In session at the Greenleaf
Coffee Mills III street south, to-day for the ITtb
and 18th districts. The 18th District comprises
all that part of the city between g street south
and the canal, and between South Capitol street
that part OF the city south Of q street south
between South Capitol and Eight street west
The Seventeenth district window was crowded
unnng ne entire morning, and up to two
O'Clock the line seemed TO 1engthen gradually
instead OF shortening. At that hour 202 whites
and 2ls colored had registered. The Eighteenth
but after that hour the line Heightened. At
that hour ia whites and 2lO colored had been
enrolled.
The PURCHASE OF AVENUE PROPERTY nv
TIE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-The negotiations for the purchase
OF the property 1T the corner Of 9th street and
Pennsylvanil avenue by the Baltimore and
Potomac Eailroed Company have not, as yet,
been completed, but il 10 expected in a day or
two the necessary deeds will be executed The
"a OF oeistons property-the Fountain Hotel,
= four story and basement French roof build
hotei-is liked fact. The other property mem
uened as purchased or about TO be purchased
u the three-story brick building BELONGING no
moores estate and occupied BY Cumn,isky "a a
Iestsurant the three-story brick ovued NV
Lewis johnson, Occupied by Joseph Plat: the
fhree-story house owned by Campbell AMI oc-
cupied rs hardware establishment: And the
hne three-story iron front building Owned nv n
b. Bryan, the lower story and basement he,nc
occupied by Bryan Brothers, grocers the
second BY the Sunday ehroniele, and the third by
the Critic.
FIRE THIS MoRNIN6.-About O'Clock this
morning nre was discovered in the grocery
store OF Mr.. Sherman, No. 1902 street. be-
tween 10Th and llth streets. A general alarm
was soon sounded and the department responded
promptly and In o short time subdued the
names, which were confined to the back part
and base ment OF the store. Quite a panic took
place In Mrs. FIsher's boarding house, over the
store, many OF the inmates rushing out i'm their
night clothes, and in their hight taking that
ever articles they could carry. Mr.. Sherman.
who slept In the store, states that he came ne ar
getting burned TO death. being asleep when the
IRE broke out. and that when be awoke the
flames were all about him, singing his hair
Nj. shermaps Ices IL about 81 900, on which
more IL an insurance Of - 900. The damage to
tbe house u about 5000. Cause or ire un-
Known.
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OUR NEW STYLES or COrsets, from Francs
and Germany, have just arrived, and can b,
had in all qualities and prices.
u. BAUM. Corset Importar
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MBssRs. MErzeIR q BYLBs, grooers, on I'll
street, advertise great bargains in the way oil
teas, coffees, wines and liquors. They have or
hand large stock OF the finest Of groceries.
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DAMAGE TO THE LONG BRIDeR.-A schooue,
ran into the southern draw Of the railroad
bridge across the Potomac this morning damag
ing II 50 that the trains are delayed.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, french Gilt jsvelry, fine
plated jewelry, received at PrigR's jewelry
store, No. S6I Pennsylvania avenue, between
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DRO BONO PUBLICO.
PROFESSIONAL.

VITAL MAGNETISM.-A natural remedy for all
diseases, either ply steal mental, w hether in
acute or chronic form. THY 1T
j. b. CR0CKER, Pathologist
mhlo-Im TOT 9th street, N. W.
nfSPEPSIA AND Liver COMPLAINT-IM-
- PORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE-Dr. al
STRONG q Co., from Medical and Surgical Uniyer-
sites and Hospitals OF Edinburg, New York. PniIa-
deiphia &c, have opened an office at 18th street.
corner Il, Washington, d. o., where they are pre-.
pared TO cure the above diseases BY entirely new
method without Alcoholic Spirits Mercury or stary
Ing the patient, or unpleasant medicines, and in
much shorter time than expensve travel. change OF
climate, &C. The climate OF Washington as well az
ils society and surroundings, makes IL the most de-
srabe city in this country for the treatment Of this
class OF complaints Patients from distance board.
ed reasonably The majority of the ills Of life arise
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. We have GER
thcates OF cures from the oldest, wealthiest, and
most respectable citizens OF Washington aud other
CITIES ceases OF long standing supposed to be incura
ter Also mhl-l ms
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MIssINe.-A late issue Of the Rich mond CONN.,
ty Gazette, Of Stapleton, Staten Island n. Y.
states that DR.. Thos. W. Donovan, OF that place
formerly Of Washington, left his home for thia
city about three weeks ago, and has not been
heard from since.
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Mr. Lewis also from same COMMITTEES reported
OIL to set the curbstones and pave the footways and
cutters on the east side Of Vermont aven ae from D
street 20 Boundary; do on both sites of kiurmsn's
.t... streets wesi; passed.
Mr.. Palmer, u ON committee on claims, eported
bills for the relief Of Mrs. Sarah Ann Graves, AS
Scsnlon, John y. Heahan, James Allen, Thomas
New illisms. Frank Connor, Jos. Ness.son. Pat
CorcoIan; Chi Olson. PAtk O'Brien and Jere-
msh OCOpnor, making an appropriation 10 pay
Dennis Mcnamara q deficiency for aiding and
grsNelng Sd street northwest; all Of which wera
passed, aud the board al ourned
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HRMPLRR has urinometers and HYDRO,

ALL THE LEADING STYLES Of boys, youths
and mems Clothing at Oak Hall. .3,T,6
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ANOTHER ONR.-SOme one Is run over every
day now. The law every where else that
riders and drivers must give way for Pedestrians
does not seem to apply in this city. II YOU are
on foot and zee vehicle or horse approaching
run FOR your life II you can't run stand still and
be run over. About II O'Clock yesterday an old
man named Daniel Barrett was run over by a
tH0.horse buggy driven by a man named John
Wilkinson on 9TH street. The wounded man
was assisted by Sergeant Brosnan, of the sixth
precinct. to bis residence on G street. between
LIST and North Capitol streets. No one arrested.
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HAT AND SHAwL-In thu Police Court
Yesterday Mary Keenan, was charged with
stealing . hat and shawl, valued at Sl5, the
property OF Mrs. Cassell. These articles were
taken out of passage while the person ownin0
them was in an adjoining room. She was fined
$50 and costs, or three months in Jail,
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THR CONCERTS Of Theodore Thomas orches-
ira will end with that of to night. The attempt
OF last night would be as Intellectual as Il would
be TO point out defects in the works OF the great
masters which they rendered. The audience
received the more classic works with as much
enthusiasm as could be expected; many having
little appreciation for the higher order Of music
TIE programmes. however, have been happily
selected by Mr. Thomas, and the tastes OF ali
are suited. The programme of this evening we
consider the gem of thesaeIies
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on drauRht, at
Miiler's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
hall. 3,2,3:
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
francs, AL eth street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores. 3.21:
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A CONFIDENCE MAN WITH NUMReors
NAMRs:-Last evening Detective Tillman ar
rested John Mckenzie, alias Bob Johnson aIia :
John Thomas, notorious confidence m an who
has been operating among the colored people of
issued some two months since on q charge of
the larceny Of s14 from q colored man at whose
h0use he was stopping on charity. He left the
and has recently returned. There are other
charges against him. He was locked up and
will have hearing to- morrow before Judge
Smell.
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The W. II. EATON HABRAs CORPUS CASE
testimony as to the Prisoners Insaaity.-To- day
the warden OF the jail had before Judge Hum
who was committed to Jail on Monday, on the
charge of arson in attempting to set fire 10
Shafield's store and other buildings. Mr. A,
H. Browne appeared as his counsel and after
several witnesses had testified to bis insanity
the court ordered that the case be certified To
the Secretary Of the Interior to obtain his adj.
mission to the Insane Asylum.
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The SOUTHERN BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL
CoSvHErIoN will meet in Marion, Ala, on
the 18th OF April, and Rev. G. W. Samson of
inns city, will address the convention on: "The
Demand for Improved Facilities for Female
Education, and its Character - adapted to
Woman's Sphere in American Society,0
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SHERRY wIHE IN BOND.

SAEkBX VILE IN BOND.
We have fe. or, casks very pale and delicss
Favored sHEBRY IN the Custom House in George
town, ID. o., which we will sell at o very srps cd
vance. IL is vine of our own importation from tn
celebrated house Of Yeas, Cadiz, and has been pro
nounced by judges the finest wine this side the 4
lantic. Samples can be seen at eur store.
tin a Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEA1
WHISKY, distilled from the best grain express i
for medicinal usee The trade supplied sf dietiIer
prices, BY BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
fel Ola PennGyiya nia ayenns
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REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO THE NoNIN rINa
CoNvENTIoN.-The republicans of the Fifth
district held meeting last night at the Stevens
seloo house. Henry Peyton president and M.
y. Quigley secretary, when the following were
elected delegates to the convention which meets
Tomorrow to nominate Delega to Congress-
Henry ID. PeytOn, NJ. j. Quigley, Henry Him
Der, b. +. Grant, and Joseph Anderson.
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FOB CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit Dr.
Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street, op-
p0eite United States Treasury. 224l2:
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ARRESTED ON Observation-Disclosures a-
tectives CoOmes and Miller were requested by
telegram OF chief Of detectives Crane of Balti-
more, to look out for and arrest a cOlored girl
named Mary Z. Myers. The officers found her
In very short time, and informing Mr.. Crane
OF the fact, detective Pointer came over last
evening, and returned with the prisoner. who
Is charged with the grand larceny of $50.
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Mr.. Lewis. from committee on i'm prov enept, re-
ported oii TO set the curbstopes pave the foot
avenue, from 7th TO 18th streets northwest passad
Also, lo,nf resoluion in relation to the orname
sauon sno eorkine on street northeast Mr..
carried.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
nlshiDgs at the Original Francs, 43l It'll street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. 21I.
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10 law q water main in Varm y, smes y Dulin. sn
and Q streets north, amended by the Aldermep
Mr.. Freemsn offered resolution. which go.
adopted that the Corporation Attorney be rean a.,
ed 20 inform this Beard by the resolution oil mi
bosrd. Of March 8, IEl, asking for informal ~
lalaiiye to the sale Of property has not been ans
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BUY THR CELEBRATED "FRANon COLLARS.
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 eth street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,1:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-25

- Is.
Made Of Poor Rux, WHIsxY. Poor SPIRITS. and Re-
Irsr Liquors doctored spced and please
the taste, called TONES "Appetizers" Reetorers
&c thatiead the tppler to drunkenness and ruin,
and Herbs Of California from all Alcoholic Stimu
lants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PREcIrLE. perfect Renoyator and Invigora-
tor Of the systsn carving of all poisonous matter
take these Bitters according directions and
remain long unwen
sIoe viii be given for an ineurable case providing
the bones are not destroyed By mineral poisons.
other means. and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair.
For Imfammatory and Chronic Rheumatism. and
tout Dyspspsia or Indigestion. Biiious KsnIttent
Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most
successful Such diseases caused by Waited Blood
which is generally produced By arrangement of the
They invigorate the stomach, and stimulate the tor
pd liver and bowels which render them of unequaled
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
imparting new life and vgor to the whole system.
Shoulders Coughs Tghtness Of Chest Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks.
Palptaton Of the Heart Copious Discharges of Urine
Pain the regions Of the Kidneys. and hundred other
painful symptoms which are the ofsprings of Dyspep
sia, are cured by these Bltters.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood Whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimpes, Erup
ions. Sores cleanse it when it FOUL and your feel
ings will tell when. Keep the Blood pure and the
health Of the system will follow.
Pin Tape and other WORMS lurking in the system
of so many thousands are eecualy destroyed and re-
For nli directions read carefully the circular around
each bottle, printed in four languages-English Ger
J. II. WALKER SO and 81 Commerce Street N. Y
Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD Il Co.,
Druggists and General Agents.
San Francisco. Ca and 81 and 80 Commerce St., n 7.
es- SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.-Ea