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road Company "a locate and Grade their sid road
20 prepare tor - snGersiT noiure; nov, there
SIC / Ara - vt srae'es, That. provided ;ha, tsis
act shall e submitted q the people ~ the neat sen
votes cast f1r n'enbers q the Leris'ati, Assembly
a snSh eieSisp. a. 1870 70, -, -! ~ 90, 80
gress q TIE United states, te Governor shall D.,
S SsS =" ~ ,ss n,.,rt f CiWr a. 20 The stk
81 the Piedmont and q mac Raul NoinTaEy, =
an AMOUNT BOT eXceed- six hupdrgl thou-and ~,
Is MADE sstlsisc,9ry ~ o. = .aaI =
viii b adequate for the purPCse - completing the
grsding Q. said roai; and satisfactory guarantees
seriee shall T. faithfully spplied O. ali *, anl
that said work will be completed within the tims
vsnia Central Railroad Compal.y: Asd pror a.:
'UTfhsr, That said mad shall b. constructed frcr,
Which shall be satisfactory 10 said Board Pubic
Works.
provide for the payment q saia su'Sc- 'rtion ne
Governor l. hereby authorized a. issue the regis
which shall express the object 90 their issue CA th-ir
face shall be signed BY the Gcverncr and Secretary
alter date ard bear six ceutum Interest, able
sun ~ sx hundred thousand dSilsrs AM 10 Ia nj
nNnas snd pay over he pr'eeis 'heref 20 Said Pied
and in such amounts NAV b. required by the pr,-
gress u the work aforesaid PT0rifsf. That saii
per centum cfthe psr value theresf nv '- '''''y
SIC 3 Ana = a. f'srrasr sHaosf, Thai In order -
shall BE- levied annually tax q six per cent. or
such lower rate as may suffice. every haai-el
dollars % the assessed value Il real anh rar~uaI
estate In said District. the prcceeds 81 Which lax
shall eofsi ute sIecal fund ple-ged Tor the pay
menf of said interest.
SIC. 4. AHa .. ~ fVrfhsr sHae'sa. That the Gov
ernor J. hereby requested this aCt % d. duly
published before the next general election. n re-
griirs ~ the fourteenth section Of tn charter 4
the District q Columbia. act Of Congress ~ Sch
ruary twenty one. eighteen hundred and seventy
one.l and 10y suitahla proclamation O. submit tho
same a. the people. and prescribe the form an winch
II shall be voted upon.
CHARLES L. HUISE.
speaker ~ tbs y use ~ n-lH~s-as
WILLIAM STICkNEY
Approved. August -. Isl
u. ID. COOKE, Governor augI grn
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THE SCEJ ETZTN FESTE.
Visit OF the Choral SoeIefy.

Yesterday the shO ting gallery az the park vas
wei IaIOT1ZCd and the sharp cracks Of the
T,te were continually heard Among the best
shots on the ground are Klein, the New York
champion, and HaSselhOrst OF Baltimore, b
tween whom 10 : thought the FIST prize viii Law
Walker tthe King il IS aid viii also 90 heavy
Tor IL. Lemkuhi, Muth, Prank and others e
Baltimore. and Koch, Hence, Heunch and
Others Of this city, are in for the other prizes.
The champion skating of KNOCK and Smith
during The afternoon and the trapeze perfOr-
nance Of the COstail0s we're warmly appiautlel.
The Columbia and Washington Tu. ners' exhi-
b.t'OuS were nne, end tie concert music by the
Aarine Band and winters Baltimore Band was
OF oh order Of merit
During the evening scores of our best citizens
sIisd the faIk anu amused themselves in W.
TlCEs ways- there being no deaTth Of amuse rnents
provided for tie enjoyment Of guests. The dam
eng paw lion was filled, and DOnch's band fur
Histed excellent music for the dancers
THE CHORAL SOCIETY,
numbering over thirty voices. accompanied by
their president. Mr.. Franklin Philip visited The
grounds about : O'Clock, and were met at The
entrance by committee OF the Schuetzen We
rein and headed by tue Marine band were es-
COIted % a pavilion President Wolf. OF the W
S.N.. ia a complimentary address welcomed tbe
sOciety, and rendered the hOSpitalities OF the
Park Mr- Philip happily responded on behalf
of tue society; alter which the ChOrals sang one
At their choice selections. During the evening
the Washington SRu gcrbuud visited the pavilion
occupied by the Choral Society. and a mutual
Infti chan ge OF songs took place This i1nprOrpfu
concert Was delightful, and helped to make -up
rain prevented. About o. O'clock however
the moon shOne out I'm ali IT'S glory, and n new
ze>t wgs impaired 10 the visitors who a0ain
scattered through the grounds, enjoy ing them
selves in various ways until the mitlDi rt SiOnaI
Eun marked the hour for the festivities To cease
THE KING SHOOTING
between the members of the W = V il IN n-o
Eress to-day, and after tue king il crowned the
annual 'rgS banquet VII take place, at which
IT i expected the Governor and a humber of
IignitaI ieS vii he present.
HE Park IS brilliantly illuminated at night.
suri.S sing in effect anything OF the kind ever
seen here before on a similar occasion.
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A BIG swINDLE FOILED.
The Banks ON the AIerf-A Former
Nashingtonian the Operator here
NO Money Lost.

Yesterday AFTERNOON a party named Thomas
5. Cassidy presented at the National MetTopoli-
tan Bank fOr deoosit certificate OF deposit on
tie banking house OF John j. Cisco Il Son, New
York, IN favor Of l.. b. Cornell 10 the value OF
iOTty-jwO thousand dollars. This was indorsed
a. follows: - Pay 10 the order of Thomas >. Cas-
sldy.' Signed J. Il. Cornell.E
The usual fora OF taking the signature of the
deECSitOr was gone through with and the amount
placed 20 the credit of Cassidy. He next visited
the banking house of Lewis johnson K Co., and
being introduced by a responsible citizen and
friend Of one OF the firm. he deposited here a Ger
tifCate of deposit similar to the one left AZ the
National Metropolitan Bank, excepting that
the amount was for seventeen thousand five
hundred dollars, which was received, but
check against that amount for nine
thousand dollars, which was Immediately
presented was considered as little suspicious by
the paving teller, he lthe depository being a
stranger, and payment was refused, one of the
firm Tenarking hat il would be probably hon
ored II he Cassidy would call this morning at
10 clock, but the certificate would be held for
collection, and he subject TO his check there
alter. We now ind Cassidy again at the Ma
t-Unal Metropolitan Bank, where he desires 10
Oe accommodated with the sum OF fourteen
thousand dollars, that amount having been
pledged by him, and which he desired to paw
before O'Clock. Mr. Roach, the teller with his
usual vigilance, referred the matter to the
cashier, Moses Kelly. Esq, who desired Mr.
Cassidy to remain for q while, as he
had tcIegraphed TO New York to ascertain
the validity Of the certificate in question
engagements, could not wait for the result of
the inquiry by wire, but would return. AtlTs.
accounts, several well known gentlemen are
seeking him, and are anXiOZr TO Communicate to
him the result, which is as follows The &C, fifi-
cate of depOSite. presented - the National Me-
tropoftan Bank Is genuine far as signatures
anu endorsements are concerned; but the amount
ITstead OF being IOIty-twO thousand dollars -
readily reduced to seven hundred dollars, and
the presumption : that the said certificate has
b Ell most ingCnioUsly altered. The certificate
left at Lewis JOhrsOn * Co.'S was likewise an
altered one, being originally drawn for one hun
dred and four dollars, and the alteration was
accomplished in q most dexterOus manner.
Cassidy was no doubt sent here as the agent of
large and well organized band of counterfeiters,
lie being well known here, in this way rem
dering identification unnecessary; but through
the yigilence OF the bank officers the bold and
adrOit scheme utterly failed.
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Eoard of Health.
ScEi'aTy BVree1 cf Tol,oe-QuayqHtias Pegzl
TORS, &c.

ScEi'1Ig BUTeGI cf Polioe-Q Udygnii7s Ps1vl1-
fSFS, &c.
A special meeting OF the board was held last
eEerIng 10 consider tie expediency OF establish
lng Bureau OF Sanitary Police. Dr. Bliss said
~ was The Vish Of the people that such bureau
should he cStabls she'd Dr. Cox conceded with
DIT Bliss, End NT. AIaTbury moved tlata Bureau
Of Sanitary Police be established, to consist OF
one sanitary inspect lr general and six assistant
inspectors, three OF whom shall be charged with
the Inspection Of the general sanitary Condition
q the CITY, and three with the inspection of food:
winch WIS adopted
The question of the duties OF the insneetors
and the amount OF their compensation was re-
TERED TO committee consisting OfDrs. Cox and
Verdi and Nj. Marhurv.
DIT. Verdi called up the resolutions offered on,
He ltth inst. relative 20 the branding OF cattle
and beef, and, after some debate, they were re-
!teJe,i, Dc Cox and Verdi voting yea; DR.. Bliss
The president OF the board was authorized n
contract Tor the reception and diSyO. lion of
I'Sht-soH Under the drv-ear'h sy-.cm heretofore
adopted and the Health Officer was authO. ;z,d
10 secure ToOns for the Use Of the board ana for
1hs Bnreau OF Sanitary Police.
Dr Verdi submitted set of resolutions pre-
Scribing ~
SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR TrE PORT.
which were adopted They provide that the
6oyeInor shan, upon the advice Of the BOardOr
place, where there shall be re- IN to believe n
les''ten, al, COntaG ICus, or infect Ous disease
exists TO be an injected place, and stating the
number OF days that vessels arriving from such
PAGES shah he quarantined: that the Board shall
IhereupOn select quarantine station and an
point physician, whose duty il shall be to take
charge Of all vessels arriy -ng IRON such norris
Ihe'r crews, passengers. and carCOes and TO see
that ssid vessels and their carcOes are thOronrhl
1umigated. cleansed, and disinfected, subject TO
Inc rul and regu latiOns OF tie Board. That All
costs incurred at quarantine, including five dol
lars Ior each person landed thereat SHAH he
chargeable TO the owners of the vessels 1uaran-
llneu. The physician shall al take charge a.
Inc sex at quarantine and make weekly reI,Orts
Oi thelr CONDITION 10 the Board. Ii shall he the
duty of the haTbOI- master to demand of the an
tam OF every vessel arriving rom any infected
port the permit of the resident physician of the
quarantine, anG 20 report TO the health officer
al vessels entering the pot " ithOut such uerIniI
. Az persons violating any OF the prov ;siOns OF
these regulations shall be punished at the discre-
Ion OF we court before which they are tried
and that il shall he the duty OF the heaItb ofie
10 prosecute offenders, collect the fines imposed
ard remit tie amount collected TO the treasurer
OF the board.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Approve
AuRust 10. 1871. FIXING THE TIME FOR
b.. HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN TUE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Az ACT fixing the time for holding TIE General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
BE q enacted BY Ihs Lsgtsiaftrs Assembly AZ re
lptStytcf Of C0lEmeia, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday of
November of each year.
SIC. 2. And o. IL fnrrher enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate ing effect Of
this act II Is hereby declared 10 be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
APPROX ed, August 10, l1I
IL. d. COOKE, Governor an H-3m
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THERE ARE NO ARTICLES of such general con-
sumption as Tea, Coffee and Sugar. Everybody
must have his or her cup of coffee or tea, al
though we are of the opinion that maidens of an
uncertain age have stronger preference for
the latter. Be that as it may, our purpose now
fact, and that is, that the American Tea Store,
at the southeast corner of 7th and streets, is
the best place in this city to purchase their ia
yOrlte beverages. They can always be certain
Of obtaining teas and coffees of the purest quail
ity and finest flavor at that establishment and
at prices which are lower than they can be pur-
chased for elsewhere. Mr.. Bowling roasts his
coffee fresh every day by process of his own,
which is superior to the ordinary method, pre-
serving, as il does, all its aroma and flavor All
kinds of dry groceries are dealt in at the same
establishment, and goods are delivered free to
any part of the city.
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HASKELL, LYON d. co.
WARFIELD'S PATENT COLD WATER SELF
WASHING SOAP
NO ROLL NGI

WARFIELD'S PATENT COLD WATER SELF
WASHING SOAP
NO BOILING!
NO HARD RUBBING!
NO HOT WATER!
NO WASHBOARDS!
NO BLUEING!
NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS!
BALTIMORE, MD.
The above firm having secured the exclusive right
TO manufacture and SCI
warHeld's Patent Cold Water Self.
Washing Soap,
in AID for the STATE OF MARYLAND and DIS
TklCT OF COLUMBIA.
Invite the attention Of the public 10 this very sspe
riUr SOAP. which washes thoroughly in any kind Of
water-Hard, SOFT or Salt-lciihOm boiling. They
also guarantee that il will not inure the finest
fabrics.
Not only does IL save labor, fuel clothes, &C. but
by using ID hCus keepers get rid of the discomfort OF
hot water summer, and Of steam in the house du-
ring winter, which causes frequent colds. especially
70 those who go IRON steaming hot wash room to
Thousands Of es.imoniaIs TO its great excellence
at hand; but no evidence equal that derived
from ones own ohsery alton and experience.
To knOtc the virtues of this SOAP you have only
10 nv IL. single bar j. sufficient for the ordinary
week washing of family Of eight persons.
By is action 1t dissUlves the grease and other
things that soil. aud liberates them from the gar
men, thus quietly and quickly accomplishing that
which i usually done with labor and hard usage of
the clothes by means of a washboard or machina.
Very little and-ubhing - required with this sOa D.
excGHt When tie clothes are much soiled, the dirt
nTlnly imbeddcd III the fabric.
The c,pthes require no blueing if dried in the sun
as they are bleached every time they are washed.
Clothes washed with this Soap viii last fully twice
tong as when wash ID in the ordinary way with the
Soaps hitherto most popular.
To Consumers. therefore, il il uuJuestionably the
CHEAPEST Soap ever manu- Actured The usual
POOLE & HUME. 454 Pa.av.
aug-la Cold Water Scan.
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Prof. Cooks Balm of LifeI

AZ wholesale and retail by the following arstolsss
Druggists: stott 4 Co, $50 Pa. av.; j r. MAYOR,
s. T. Lewis, % lsth St; Ward WASH corr Pa
Az and ieth ST.; J. P; MiIburn Co, 5Si 18Th Sd:
Bro, cor. Pa. and sth 81; D. Jay Tauiman, cor.
Ser 9Th and streets; h. b. Ferguson, lOl Pa aT.,
Ed II. Sullivan, corner Sd 81 and Mas. ave;
i hnseiys Pharmacy, 1871 Pa eve, Wash
SS%ss Richie. aish ~ ef e. STos1 tTs'
Co, lse Bridge s., Georgstoxn; also at retail By
IN and q streets. See tsstimOnials sha direc-
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGQfERNORp publishing act entitled a An act
10 anthoIZe snbscI 20 the stock of the Pied
conditions" and submitting the same to the peonIe
Of said District and prescribing the form in which
EXECUTIVE OFrrcE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August q, 1871
the act of the Legislative Assemhy Of the Dstrst
of Columbia, approved August l9 isl entitled An
Piedmont and Poto%sc Railroad ccmpSSE C aS6e e
certain conditions. will be submitted 90 the people
which will be held the fourth Wednesday Of No,
yelaber, ISL being the twenty second day of that
- IN rr 1as me Ses iOr and Against the act
act shall contain the words
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company u Don
certain conditions approved August 18th, ISL and
tickets aeains. SAID act shall contain the word
"An act TO authorize a subscription 10 the s,cet
9n rV certain oond ha osac sarssa Company
ISL, and that said election will be conducted in All
Tesscts as the election for members Of the House
act Is hereto snb'oine and publication thereof is
Governor of the pistrict Of SV SoInnb,.
AN AcT 20 authorize subscription 70 the stock Of
u e r1m1n, ang Posonae Railroad Company
BE ~ enacted by the Lsstslaffce Assembly az ns
that the CONSTRUCTION Of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad recently authorized By act Of the Legs-
prc Of T and b BE- benefit = g .a
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company is re41ired to the first morsgage
bond OF said Piedmont aud Potomac Railroad Com
paby TO amount necessary 70 furnish superstruc-
ture aud equipment for said road, which said guar
I've years c The date II sad last msn se se
ten miles OF more Of said road shall be ready for
bar ths sum s II sx hundred fis eusd
less, VIII enable said Piedmont and Potomac Ball
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty In
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 408 It'll street.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsETs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
in Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be a perfect fit.
e. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer
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AT THE .SCHUETZENFEsTE that portion of
the sroUuds which he's not been heretofore n
quented, viz: Near the south entrance. IVES
crowded last night. The reason tor this 4
becarse the beer sold by M. Frank Movers at
his bar : manufactured 81 Bergner * Engel, o.
Philadelphia, and Is knoEn 10 DC the best on the
efCrud He hTs sGn large supply on storage
at Fav & Bailey's ice house, 9th street WHAT
which lie int snds TO furnish the public daring
the D. lance OF the week
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DIsTEEssiSG ACCIDENT At THE ScHUETzEN
PAUK--LT~. night, about 1870 O'Clock, q coal
mp at the SchuetZen Psrk was accident ally
CEeTturneC, when the oil took FIRE, burning boy
named Anf'rew Glenn very BABY about the legs
and body. lie vas conveyed to his home, where
be wa astenced by Dr. j. , SusidyIth. His in
inr.es are YtTv s.riOns.
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends TO make this a new
branch of his well-known establishments 4OS eth
street. Ladies 60 and see the new styles.
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TIME NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
L FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED A UG UST 20, 1870.
Cash ...........-..... : 90 600
once in shepherds Builsing, No. 9os5k PeuusyI-
Vanis avenue. MOSES KELLY, Presid mt
,.. ~. y. TODD, Vice President.
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary.
ELECTORS.
=. II. Blake, Vim. b. Todd,
Mm. Wall, Charles just,
Nm q. Metzerott, John 7. Lehman,
Geo. y. GUlick, Moses Kelly
A. X. Shepherd. o~lstf
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Corns,
relieves and cuEes Bunions, Bad Nails, &C.,
site Treasury, Washington, and 7, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at @,
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 40S 7th
street.
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PRIGC's DOLLAR STORE receives new STYLES OF
jeVslTy eTsly day. No. 81 Pennsylvania ave-
I'VE, betWeeHs< arG cfh streets.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
LETTER PROM GENERAL HowARI

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
MAsHINGToN- d. C, july q, lGl.
PROF T. A. CooK,-near Sir: have for = ne time
used the BALM OF LIFE In my family n q Wa n .
AID have found n ali you recommend 1 am GLAD 70
Join Others IN commendinR an article that j. eyi-
IDENTIFY doing 80 much good. Yours, truly.
q. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General L. = A
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Ice CREAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, In quantities TO suit the purchaser. tt
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eIfu

@a TRUNKS. V@
LADIES' and MEMS sATCHLLs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
sADDLERY and HARNESS,
CARRIAGE ROBES, &C, &c.
In GREAT ARIEr1, az Low PRICES FOR
CASH, a. the
MAN FACTION
/ JAMES y. TOPHAH a CO..
~42SFs
SEVENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellows' HAN
NOTICE.
Mc1gRRYS PATENT STAYS put in all our
Bees and Medium Trunks. dels-eo
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CITY 1T EN- s.

GEORGE WEEKS, of PeekSkin, N Y. writes.
"The Bartlett Sewing Machine gives ms entire
satisfaction" Price only SO, with all attach
ments. Sutherland's, $40 street,
The ORIGINAL HATTERs, VI. D. Frank & Co.,
late OF Pennsylvania avenue, invite the public
and their patrons to inspect their extensive stock
OF Mems, Youths and Children's Hats at their
new establishment, 500 18th street, Mays Build
ing No connection with any similar establish
ment the city.l
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Two SHOW GASES Tor sale at Princes Baza,
1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE FEE COMMISSIONERS met YESTERDAY
A letter was received from the superintenIent
Of the tre-alarm telegraph. stating that Mr. Lar
comb had not lUIP'shed the teleE .aph poles
vert'se proposals for wood and coal: az o 10 have
the IRE apparatus painted; the of &C Of the COM
missioneTs removed 70 A. street, TO the new
District buildings, and % advertise for six
hors = for The T.. 2 or The Department. contrasts
were awerrieG % Cant * Brewer for horse feed
and 20 Carr & Collier fO- painting No. en-
gine-house, and 70 Dunn & MCGEE for paper
ing IL
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Late from JUDGE WYLIE, Of Q. S. SEprsvs

WAsHINsToN, u. C., June -. Is7l
Dear sir / have giy Ell your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair lair trial. and much pleased With its
efects H ~ heslthful wssh tor both the scalp and
nar ana ts influence 70 sooth the nerves aud revive
the system when exhausted from over work j. most
delightful have not used II except a wash, but
on your Recommendation. and from the faith ts use.
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence in taking IL medicine. according 10
yonr directions. Very respectfully yOars,
Pro-. COOK. ANDREK WTLIE.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


IN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
AUG. GAYLORD, Sec; HEBER SslIrH, Vice Presfs
JOHN H.NAN DYKE, Prest;
Wac organized in lass. Has S9gOgo assets, and
S,ug members. Being purely mutual company,
Me northwestern furnishes insurance ts net cost
Ihls net cost will be less than in most If not all
Eastern companies, because II obtains higher rates
OF interest on its Investments has lower ratio q
mortallt and holds high reserve Agents wanted.
once SOs 7th 81. l. Y. KNIGHT,
elSu General Agent.
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CLOTHING.
During the Prerdiling Hard Times

During tke Prerdiling Hard Tines
IL becomes every one to economic in their ex-
penditures. In the article of clothing alone a
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate in a
measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at
p. WALLACH's, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, at from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper than
any other house.
DCnffal TO giUe me a tdU.
p. WALLACH,
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NAsnINeroN, JuIy lst. -.
Df0v p~CfsSSo~

After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances Of Disorders IN ny family, glad 70 say IL
affords the relief sought. For diarrhoa, collie sick
headache, catsrrh, cough, aud all external infaL-
nation an convinced II its efficacy, by u.e.
u D MICS. In.