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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
POURTH DISTRICT.



Tho Cursor Republican club OF the Fourth
district met last Night at Becketrs hail, George
town. In the absence OF tho president J. 5.
Paxton occupied the chair, and W. II. Dyer
Of the meeting TO he tho appointment Of cam.
Upon sssIisa Sf AIR Craig the following com.
mittees were appointed:
UanvassInE JOmmittee-John Hurd, Abraham
Peters, Ell Beckett, VIM. Saunders, 4. Curtis,
Alfred Snowden, W. OgletOn, WIN. DOnnelly,
W. Yates, Lewis Chlsley, ThOs. Shelton, George
Thomas and Barney johnson.
Finance OOmmittes-Eii Beckett, John Hurl,
WIN. Saunders, A. Butler, Sandy Colbert, Capt.
OMEN, Beverly Payer Martin DOnOhue.
Mr.. Edward Cursor was Invited to address
Board Of Public Works.
W. II. Craig followed In the same strain. He
turned his attention towards DIR, q. II. Cragln,
and charged that he (Craginl had not been In.
side Of q Republican meeting until after 1895,
and that he never attends meetings at this day
except when he wants some Otfoe, This party,
he claimed, who oppose Orus0T have not tho
courage TO hold their meetings openly but get
In a back room 10 the custom. house, and tho
next morning II comes out In the papers that
their meeting was successful.
Collins Cursor was loudly called for, and 10 4
few words explained his position on the two dol
lar question, 10 which he said when he gets "
the House Of Delegates he will offer q TesOlu.
tl0n demanding two dollars per day, and the
carrying into effect Of the Gray assessment bill
He also said no favored improvements, but dis.
| approved OF sending to tho North for men TO do
the work, and wanted the work done by people
| Of the District. He thought the o6iOred man
| had the same right To have contracts as the
white man. He felt glad that the Republicans
| Of both eoloTs have made up their minds TO 20
to tho polls on the sth Of October and vote Tor a
| oolOrod man, and their efforts, he thought
| would be crowned with success
Captains O'Nelll, Mcdonald and others al
dressed tho meeting, after which the mot dis
persed,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
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IN lew tematss salu the! more never Na 49,
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path tnan tho Pteseht 9hs ne Io LUZ w
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Barnes, and put ny =, a, DosWe', ~ tne neI ~,
,ih 49, ,atn. We ma eisc,i,n az
mi i,emocrat csrisin itodor Soch
II 49, 4, - mat AMI 10 stand unitod
III ~ mi ~ ni,nhIIcon
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PsSS ps,p,,hiieS isnotaI tI,n militia had three
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snd ~ ~ brsa{ ,bsm M SitS,stbeS The nam.
nu y, ~ - ,sis, k 40 nnr j.y ~ tbe
I'.n Sii , bott lima slnce tbsv
we're opnoslny Inc sams measnre when advanced
/ ~ ,bS Pysesnia, Rsnnbiiran Marty This change
y me p,, IN pnaI ALL. ~ IN
w, vy ~ ~ $4,000 ,bex iii ann bSJ
| nee X ~ at ia N the ,oi1rcd man
IN 800 tfn ~ he Iitav bili hs made thu as
,sitISb ihat M. a. conIi moi SSplain tbs par.
mi ~ ~ The bIii Tns oriyinaiiy drawn In ths
loIs,sst On ,hs ,ich man AMI moi win the Inten
,IoS NJ bsnsSting ia noaT nan iindSr mai
| svStem IL Was pnitInT mnney in The rich mans
| g'tap Shish ~ ,,,,r ,so;,ti eSSnluaily nav,
| Ia nav 49,
| ne concipbed by COMMUNICATING Dan. Chin.
mn r nj ~ c,rS, ~ ~ "A n S1nSTeIs
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Nv, ~ aI.o nsit y h.I,o,in,, tyibaie 10 MI
m Tn bo,s nv a JeIsgats Snd Sen,ISmnn, ami
| saii that tbey Ind honSTod thomspiyes by stick.
| H., 10 I. man n n,tncjNin -
| M niece ia Rsnnbitcan candidate In tha
seysnth distriei' was then lntr5ducCd. and aid
thst IL seemsI 10 MIN tbat the nariy Wa
| bnnorrd in ClSn pbinman. He was a man oi
| hNnnt AMI inIstyritv and that bIs election vas a
| topsgonS eonclnsiSn
| NJ NnTraY nal serveI than hy trial and
| Al. hi' =, -. - y -. .tHa"t ts,N ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
AFFAIRS

,,,t,Ea ~ vE,v ADyEigTIs wF~N''.
W. II. MARROW, wood and coal dealer haa
removed to the corner OF Eighth and streets
northwest.
sRE tho fall schedule of the steamer Lady Of
tho Lake.
m. J. FoRp THOMPSON, No. 1910 O street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
A MEETING OF the Old SoIdlors' and Sallora
Union will be held this evening.
A WALLET has been lost liberal reward
will he paid for the return Of the same.
THR Executive Committee Of the Choral SO.
cety will meet this evening.
A saw pRtCK HOUSE, for safe.
I.ATINRR h CLEARy, nuotionects, viii sell On
Thursday, October 10, at $50 O'Clock, r m, val.
liable property.
TuE chairman and secretary Of the Republl.
can General Committee will he IN attendance at
tho committee rooms daily.
A STATED CoNNuNICATIoN Of Federal Lodge
No. 1, =. A. A. NJ, will he held this evening.
s. W. OWEN military, naval AMI clllfens
merchant tailor, lIl9 Pennsylvania Avenue
under owen House.
FtRsT CLASS nEBBENUE Tor sale.
THE Democratic and Liberal Reform Cunvcn
ti1n will meet to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

and q eoruetown Railroad Company, BY their
mid directors have failed and neglected 70 make
annunllya report In Wtlung o. theI uo,n5 y, "
make such report In the year 1907, and In the
year 1899 and 10 the year 1894, and IN the year
is6b and In the year 1900 and In the year 1851,
and In the year ls6s, aud in the year 1859, and
in tho wear 1870, aud In the year ISL and 10 the
year 1879. -... 49,. ,.,,,.,,z,
And that by reason Of tho premises Aforesaid,
and the several rufusals, neglects, failures anu
0missIons Of the said Washington and George.
town Railroad Company, the charter o. aaid
company II add ought 10 be forfeited, ana Volu
and VI no force and effect In law. .,-,,-,.-,
Whereupon the said attorney ior the United
states who In this behalf, prosecutes lot the
said United States, prays tho eonsideratlon o.
tho court here In the premises, and that que pro
ceeilngs may he had against the said washing,
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company, 20
make n answer 10 the said United States touch
ing and conceTniuE the premises Aforesaid.
- OEnRaR 7. fIsuEB,
Attorney Of tho United states for the Dlstrict
OF Columbia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
SECOND nIsraiGT REPUBLICANS.



A meeting Of tho Republicans Of the Second
district not satisfied with tho result Of the pTi.
mary election held July 81 met last evening at
Plney Branch warehouse, with the intention OF
putting 10 nomination q candidate for the House
u Delegates.
Mr.. A. s. BARRIERS name was proposed but
voted down by an overwhelming majority
Mr.. BARRIERS friends, dissatisfied with the re.
suit, attempted TO prevent tho opposition from
taking further part In the meeting,
Mr. Robinson, Of BrlghtwOOd endoavored to
obtain a hearing, but was slenced by loud calls
for ]. W. Bakor, and considerable confusion
prevailed. At this Iuncturo oX.Dclegato J, I.
Hall appeared and said that the meeting could
not DO continued In his warehouse. They &C.
cordingly adjourned to tho grove and trans
acted business by the light VI the noop. J. W.
Bunker was chosen chairman and J. T. Settle
secretary.
Mr.. Settle offered resolution, which was
adopted, indorslng the Preeont delegate, o. s.
II Wall.
sposohos were made by NJ. NJ. Holland, Dr.
Breed, j. W. Baker and n. q. Cunningham;
after which the meeting adjourned with cheers
for Mr.. WALL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
SCHOOL BOOKS.
CRANDELL a. RILEY,
Corner Of Seventh and D Streets,
Contractors for supplying
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Gasiu
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TUE EEw ,TARITE- THIRD EDITIoN-lpsT
i PuBLIBHED, MANUAL OF UNITED
MA H9fJ nUT EH S6 aHR 3Issg oF
isf. ~ Ssmasl q, HorEaIt Ouitoa house Brohsi
and OOnnssll0F, baltimore.
Par, g 4,S , on THE NV !, hdhsu45 x: Doo0
IN ioEes 4 n large tJps, while that which Il repealed
Fsit IL ssE sdsIs Of Rats Of DstlOs, hDhlbsti;
Dsolhlons Of Treasury Department q foothotsa
AppondlI. hoTelEn honeya, yAlne A. died b. Law,
Fofslsn WsEhts and hsAsnfSs, reduced 70 Unitsd
6SaE' sISadsTd wsis6t q aisiS. hasSl g.fas y.
duosd 70 square YArds Invoices Nhsn " order Nm.
S sa'Rs SS SzSsS Of sample q
RIosgs Of weight lien for duties, lea deemed 80
b. hSES1d iron T,p ported IoT repair. SS pIs.
voiced Al an AyerAEs prize how duly Aassssed. Draw
back On mA9gtAstarel q Imported materials. Ton,
stSnsd WitSdrV1si N -ooSs t h nps ~
house, aas iinitSd DTSu6sSf on ioTsiSn sSItpsIfc
manufactured into GnnpoudsI, Protest Agalnsi Dc.
sl.sh o. oos1 ,6 1sssssng ats e d3I sud appeal
Ting daty Of y Per cent EoOdl impoEted IN
certain foreign Volsos Fire crackers can Be dapoti
I'd 10 SsTSaou'i lnyoiOIS 2 :tsIf STSa9 TsiIhts
states stAtuEY defined. BAIT In bond ier eaTins hsh
Damage 81 rust Of iron OF steel, Discriminating dlh
~ per cent On PTSdasts SaSt Of The oAps q Coca
LOG and marking packages In hond Goods
remAinng In store over three 70 " eonadeTod a.
abandensq, helmPoItAuoll Return o4Ego; h4ehln.
pOFtAton Of goods, In boyd, direct Ter certain iRnd
PoTtI, DnEbeok on mAhb iaeturss 81 wood hAisTials
lor shig buldihE, tree o. duiS, under certain nAad
tdatsd o. hsAg Vhlts P.p,. and wall bound
Pheg, ~ IN PAPER and 81, 80 In cloth, yr
Publhhed and for a4le By . -. ..,.. b..
PhiJiIfi f.a sSE;SMl2 g,sss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Last night, about 10 O'Clock, as Mr.. J. p.
Sampaon, editor OF the CoioTed Ciifssn, was
quietly passing up M street, and when pear
Bethel church, be was aooosted BY man named
supporting Gen. Chapman Ia his paper Mr..
sampson, while making an explanation, was
suddenly eelzod by the collar by 0ruter, who
threatened TO beat him, A few hours amer.
wards Mr. Sampson obtained q warrant, and
0tuter was arrested aud lodged In the guard.
house to answer the charge OF assault
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Ihe Americas Yacht Club met last evening al
the Dickson House, Col, W. o. Mageo presiding
A. Y. LAkeman secretary.
The following new members were elected +
q. Wheeler, Col. q. NJ. Alexander, JhO. A. W
OlaTVOe and Il. q. Hewitt.
The directors reported that various Improve
ments and repairs had been mad0 to the yacht
and that II was now In perfect order.
The subject Of giving bali was discussed and
referred to an appropriate committee who were
instructed 10 oQnfef with Admiral JnO. Han,
cock, ST., in reference TO the matter.
A tier which the club adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

A special meeting Of Company u was held
last night At their Armory TO take action In re-
latIUn 10 their late "Trip 10 baltimore.
A committee was appointed TO prepare suit.
able testimonial 10 be presented 10 the Fun
regiment Of Baltimore, and from the various
suggestions made by the members we may look
tlmOniAlB In tho past.
Quite number OF new members were elected
and from present appearances II Company may
take the lead In the Light Infantry battalion,
II was decided By tho company 10 parade on
next Monday evening. Amer other minor bust.
ness being transacted the company adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

EinOF Of The National RspHbicaH3
DEAR SIR: Believing that you are always de-
sITous aud willing at all times 10 promote tho
Interests OF the citizens Of this District 20 far rs
IL lies 10 your power TO do, and labOTlng under
such belief 1 Wish through the columns Ot your
valuable paper to call the attention o. the
such matters, To the nuisance that has been eK.
lstlng for several days past 10 the neighboThoOd
bounded by X and l. and North Capitol and
First BtTeela northwest.
The OdOr emanating from said nuisance Ii
caused apparently from the depOaltlng OF slop,
and 10 perfectly horrible 20 those VINO are com
Delled TO pass In that vicinity. s
Nv publishing the above you Will greatly
ObllyS an afflicted OITizEH'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

To-day Is the day Mr., T. A. Sullivan, OF the
EEcolsl6I restaurant, on Fourteenth street, OpenH
his grand new gin enterprise, Many valuable
prizes will DO given away, one diamond ring
valued a. tab, gold and silver coins, gTeenbaoks,
groceries, GOAL and hundred other articles OF
value stop In apd try your luck, and cast a
the clubs receiving the largest number OF voter,
Greeley OF Grant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
THE WASHINGTON DELEGATIS TO
pITTSBUkG.


A CGwhIdly Attnck on The M In baltimore.
From tho Baltimore american, sept ID
shortly after o'clock last evening there ar.
rived at the depot OF the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, on IOWnsend street, upwards VI three
hundred eK soldiers and sailors sH route for the
PitlsbuTg convention. After quitting the cars
at Townsend street the defenders OF the Union
marched to the station Of the Green street line
Of city cars on Pennsylvania avenue, where
eleven cars were In waiting TO convey them to
Calvert station. Nothing OF moment occurred
while the cars were on the way to Calvert sta
ton, and even when the eN-sOldleTs and sailors
entered thadspOt no apprehension vas entsr
tained Ui their being mulested by any one, but
for the credit Of our city We regret To say that
when about one half Of the men mad entered the
through cars for PlIuburR and while the plat
form was cTOwded with their comrades aud thelr
brothers IRON this city, a brick and several
stones were thrown into the crowd by party Of
InlscTeanIs who were standing on the North
street side Of the depot. The brick thrown
struck one Of the WashingtOnians upon the
head, cutting II badly, and In d moment alter he
had been injured his face and shirt bosom were
covered with blood. The wounded man was
taken To u drug sLOTe In the vicinity, where his
wound was dressed; al or which he was placed
In n car, and, owing u the excitement At the
time, his name could not be asceTtained by the
reporter Of the American. When the brick and
stone fell upon the platform, and when It be,
came known that one Oi the Washing tOnians
had been injured, an intense excitement pre-
vailed In the depot. Reviewers were quickly
produced, every eN. soldier and sailor hFmly be-
leylng that another 10Th Of April riot was about
beiug inauguFated A rush was made Tor the
place from whence tho missiles had come, but
the towards who had thrown them had made
good their escape. Pickets were then placed
about the depot, and who remained at their
posts until 1850 o'clock, when the train departed
amid the huzEas Of their baltimore friends for
PittsbuTg. News Of the above cOwardly attack
quickly spread through the central portion OF
the city and by the time the train departed
from the depot several thousand persons had
collected about the station. Several policemen,
who were In the depot at the time the attack
was made. nsed every exertlon TO discover the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Laying tho COIBtT-sIsBs Of IInmIIne n. X.
ChgTeh.
The corner stune Of HHmline NJ. F. church,
corner VI Ninth and + streets, was laid yestef-
day afternoon, Al 30 O'Clock, In the presence OF
II large number OF persons. The structure Is TO
he hity.uine leet front on Ninth street and sixty
eight ieet iTunt On = street, to be built Of red
brick, and 10 be able 10 accommodate between
/, 100 and ,4Op people, The work Ia being done
by MUssTs. W. D. DUwning Bro, with James
McGill architect and II Is expected TO cost about
$4,000. Al the appointed hour the cunEtega-
ton, who are WOTshlplng In frame chapel ad-
Joining, took seats provided Tor them In the
uullding, when the services we're opened Ly the
reading OF tue discipline VI tho church by Rev.
Mr. Slmms, pastor Madison avenue church.
Baltimore, that portion which relates to the
laying VI corner stones, AFTER which the choir
sang the U5gth hymn, and Rev. Mr.. Dashieil, Ui
HeOTgetUWn, offered prayer The l51d psalm
was read respOnsiVolY, and upon Its conclusion
Rev. Mr.. SlInms preached an impressive ser.
mon from the SD psalm l2th verse.
A collection was taken up and line formed
when they all marched TO the stone at the north
east corner Of the bGildinR, when the pastor Of
the church, Rev. Mt Buksr, performed the usual
services aud tho box containing lists OF tho
building committee, trustees, and tho pastor
a copy VI the discipline, hymn book, copies Of
tho daily papers and copies Of the Methodist
nnpors. This over, the congregation we're then
dismissed with the bonedictiOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

The nrst annual celebration Of the Benevolent
Association (oolOred) was held yesterday. The
procession paraded on the Avenue At o'clock,
marching to tho square between FOur.and. a.halt
and Sixth streets and Maine avenue, where,
the association was addressed briefly BY several
gentlemen. In the evening the celebrate n
closed with levee at the Women's Christian
tended, and tho utmost Rood feelInR prevailed. :
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Last evening No received a very pleasant visit
FROM the Hon. Robert W. Taylor, First Comp
trOlleT Of the Treasury Department In the
course OF conversation, Mr.. Taylor revealed the
fact that he Is Intensely American Rpd.ml Of
IN art, science and literature. In speaking Of
Horace Greeley, he referred 10 this fact. that
when the Mozart Hall Democracy was estAb
YIS ~ 0pPTIh sn .sDtnH SnH VIZ ESw
latter, simply adduolng u as proof that Tan,
many and Greeley are pretty much the same
thing
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

the health ofiseer yestsriay BY fnspeSlor A. M,
SpraRue, four Of the number being located on
Massachusetts, avenue, between Second and
Third streets, and two on Massachusetts, avenue,
between Third and Fourth streets southeast.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Mr.. Robert Ball, a resident OF the Fifteenth
district, posted prominently at tho polls at the
primary election therein yesterday that under
no circumstances would he be q candidate for
delegate 70 the nominating convention owing TO
pressing business engagements n0tWithBtand-
Ing which a very large number VI his irlsnda
cast their votes for him. Had he allowed his
name to have been used, his election would
have been certain.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
GEORaETOMN AFFAIRs.

RECEPT oY wHRAT.-Mossrs. Hartly h Bro.
received yesterday, per canal, $500 bushels Of
wheat.
.SALEs.-The sales yesterday were 1900 bush.
els Of prime wheat at tl7A.
Lewis MAcKALL, a., NJ. D., Of this city, has
been appointed professor Of Psychology at
ueOTRetOWn College
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

When Mr.. L. A. 0ObTight's forthcoming book
1 4 out, entitled 1.-THE History Ut Jack and Gill,
Tor Old aud Young" many person will be sur
pTised at the great amount Of Interesting learn
M and research Included In II. The work Is In
NOSE and verse, and will DO handsomely illns.
tTatod, The story al Jack and ulll Is very old
one. and Mr. uObTIght traces It back, lar back
mo tho dim and duDty past.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
CITY ITEMS.

FALL CLOTHING for 0entlemen.
All the latest styles Goats, Pants, and Vests,
Fall Ovorsacks, kc., SC,
unequaled In style and quality.
Prices most economical.
Our Youths, Boys, and Ohildren's Clothing
IL much admired for style, beauty Of nuish and
quality Of material.
Sizes for boys from three years OF age to
twenty.
Moan WALKER & Co.,
\ OIL PennsylyAniN avenue.
"a. NJ. TUBNAN, ais Ninth street, Il selling
wall paper, window shades, So., cheaper than
any one In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

that John Daily had died from the effects 81 the
blow received from James Bllgh, on Friday
night, was incorrect and Daily u 90 far rooov.
viii be discharged from tho hospital In day or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
THTTRD sTATFs PATENT OFFIOR,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OEFIQR,
" WAHmNoTOHJ d, o., July y, lfia'
On the pstition Of LUoIUa II. UIBnH, Of bTOoklIn,
New YoTf, pTGyiDE Tor lhs aItsnslon Of a patent
granted 10 him on the 18th dAY Of OetoboI 1853, for
az mpToVomsnt In Patching Balls for bTosoh loading
Rlilaai
ordered that the IN the ea9e be elosed
on the 2th dag Of September noIt that tha time for
hlinE Arguments and the EIaminor4ToPoIt be limited
70 the th dA{ Of Oot9bor merit and that said peu-
uon be heard on the alh day Of October mart
Any person mAY Oppose this extension.
au9l-saW NJ ID. LHOanTr, Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
IINfFE6 sTAFFs FGFENT oEEIoR.

~ WAa4IHaToN, D, o., AuEnet " lai2'
On the petition o. DAVID b. bITTA OF HYDE Park
Mass praying for the oHtsnaiNn Of patent granted
TO him the 9th dAy Of November, hbs, for an i'm
PTpycTsst ~ DsyiSs e Prevent iniu1 from Rupture
Its Ordered that the testimony In the case Pc olysed
% the 18th dAy Of Oelober nott that the tlne
llnltod 70 the sth dAI Of November hest, and t9At
sAid petition be hoard ths 18th dAJ OF hoVomhsg
n01t
Any pspoB mar opposs thiasIlsnSl9n,
AuN'TuaW n b, LkaaFTT, OaWWlst,onRE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
w o. LYOEFR'

RpOKBINDRR AND PAPRR.RULRR,
No. nj RsnnaylvAnia EVsngs, stWssn Tenth a.
Rlesepth S,rspts, u side.
Books llsEAnily o. plAiHlg boand. PaFtadisIItG.
SusDApsll CAREFUL, attended 70,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

VISIT
Wallaoh's
Dollar store,
IVl Pa. Ay., below National IIotcl.ss


THURsroE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is tho
best Dentrinoe in use. It keepstho Teeth clean
and white, and the Eums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 80 cents.
JouvHN's InOdsrous Kid Glove Cleaner is tar
superior to anything known. Price rs cents.
THoHPsoN's POmAde optlms iS exquisite. II
softens, beautlnes, aud Strengthens the hair,
Price rs and " cents,
All for sale BY nrngaista:
WANT or NITALITV.-if q deficiency OF vital
energy Ia not disease In Itself II Il a condition
Whlch lays the system open to tho attacksof ALL
conceivable maladles. Night and day We are
surrounded more or less by deleteTi0us Influences.
No atmosphere Il entirely pure, no water utterly
free from Injurious PARTICLES while In many 10.
defence has the weak, lAnguld system, IN which
the vital principle Ia deficient or dormant against
any Of the morbid influences which produce cpl
donnie and other dlseasesf None whatever.
There is no safety save In artificial reinforce
ment. HostetterS StsmAch Bitters have, be-
yOnd all question, q WALKING effect. II the
nervous forces OF the body have been recklesaly
expended In oxhaustlng ply slcal OF mental labor
this powerful vegetable tonic and corrective will
restore them, II the detective vitality ls . con-
stltutlonal evil II can be remedled TO great eK,
tent by this wonderful lnylgorant. A. season
Of the year whom the Air ls more less impTeg.
mated with the seeds Of periodic feyeTait 10 espe.
clally desirable that the digestion should be per.
feet, the habit Of body regular, the liver active,
the blood pure and the nerves arm. These con-
dltions are tho best protection against all disor
ders, aud they are conditions which the bItterl
| are better adapted than any other medicinal
agent 70 promote And secure. See to II, how
tuied for ne Eepqlas article, and let all wis
value heaith AND nave an anupathy 60 polso1
| drugs and Wiley adulterated alcohol, which have
sprung up like unUholesome fungi all over thu
country. RMTu