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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

VOICE FOR PRAoR-Col. Former has inau-
gurated his policy of "Let us have Peace" with
In the confines Of the republican party. Inyes-
terday's Pres he said:
'State after state Is declaring for the renomi-
nation Of President Grant; Maine and Ohio
have just spoken unanimOuslz,. The earnest
discussion of his character sn6 his policy seem
more fully TO vindicate the one and to strengthen
the other. The last attempt In the Senate to
involve the Secretary of Wsr In the sale Of the
French arms is 20 Transparent failare that IL
can only react in favor Of that accomplishsd Of
sistless movement In favor OF his chief. Ii
would be n happy termination Of an unhappy
demonstration If the eminent republican Sena-
tors who started il would frankly admit the mis-
take they have made, and 20 open the door for
that reconciliation which only requires to be
commenced to secure complete harmony and as
sure victory. There is no virtue more betting
an exalted leader than magnanimty, and he
who Is first to show IL VIII be longest remem-
bered. TweDty-six yss::.-s go Senator Benton,
OF Missouri, rose In his place and moved the in
definite postponement of one of his fayorite
measures. MIR. Clay tainted himjwith having
killed his own offspring. Yes str, said Benton
IL have killed it; have killed it dead sir; dead
as door nail. L am always ready 10 sacrifice
myself for my country President Grant showed
the same spirit when he gave up Santo Domin-
go. Sumner shows ii when he resolutely perils
his char ces for national honors by advocating
the cause of the prosecuted freedman. The peo-
pie are weary Of the personalities between their
leaders, and deserve and demand some sacrifice
OF punctilo and individual resentment for the
sake OF the common cause. Who will be the
first to set the good example?"
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNEsDAY..... II, 1879

Since the recent removal OF the criminal court
in st. Louis into the palatisl -Four Courts
with Its elegant Brussels carpets, velvet rugs
and walnut furniture, the legal gentry in that
city have come out strong in favor of the propo-
sition of one OF the judges for the donning of
black silk gowns by the lawyers in court. This
is not altogether the result of the aristocratic
splendOr of their gorgeous surroundings, above
noticed, nor is tdue entirely to the abiding faith
st. Louis lawyers have in common with their fel-
low citizens that their city is the federal capital
OF the future, and they must do all in their
power to enhance its dgnity and that Of its chief
ornament, the bar, even in such a matter "a the
legal costume. We grieve to say il, but the silk
gown is advocated on no such practical grounds.
The true reason why the poetical Judge Primm
proposed il, and the lawyers favor IL, Is simply
in the language of the Judge himself, "because
it is often difficult to distinguish the counsel
from the prisoner. and often one is taken for the
other" This is shocking, positively shocking.
If il is necessary the distinction should be made,
however, the silk gown will have to be generally
adopted, for it is not always possible in other
cities besides ST. Louis TO distinguish the law
Yer from his client merely by the moral excel
lence stamped upon the countenance of the
former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

The vote in the Ways and Means Committee,
by which the resolution repeating the income
tax was lost, was yeas 4, nays 5, as follows
Ieas-Messrs. Dawes, Kelly, Roberts, Brooks.
Nays Messrs. VI aynard Finkelnburg, Burchard,
Kerr, Beck This, of course, substantially dis
siPates all prospect Of a repeal of the tax. II
will have TO be paid this year and then disappear
by expiration OF the law. Hon Amasa Walker
appeared before the committee, and made an
argument in favor OF the reimposition of the
tax The question IL 80 close that those who Oh
Poee the repeal. but favor the cessation of the
tax with the expiration of the law, hold the bal
ance OF power, and will, doubtless, prevent the
re-enactmsnt of the tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

A cabinet crisis in Spain is about as common
and uninteresting an occurrence as q revolution
in one OF the Spanish American states; but the
recent resignation Of the six-weeks-old Ssgasta-
TOpete ministry seems to be more significant
than the usual run of such affairs. The King is
anxious!y casting about TO see what can be done
with the limited and discordant material at
hand towards forming q new cabinet, and in
the meantime an election for the Cortes is near
at hand, and the different shades OF the oppo-
sitiOn are said to have united in their purpose of
carrying them. If the opposition should have a
majority, the long confusion in peninsular poll
tics will be worse COMPOUNDED.
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The political campaign ia New Hampshire is
fairly opened on both sides, and promises to be
one OF the most eSciting ever known in the state
Senator Wilson delivered stirring address at
Manchester on Monday evening" and on the
same day Judge Carpenter, of South Carolina,
addressed the people of Goffstown and vicinity
against the reconstruction policy OF the admin
isIation- The contest in the state will be a
sharp one, but the chances seem to be decid.dIv
IN favor of the republicans electing both the
Governor and legislature
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GOvernment Securities,
Jaw CODkp " In furpish the faIloU in IN
Stock RenOPf,

(By Fraakiin Telegraph Company COG Pa arense I
kKw YORK, Feb. 2l.-Firrt Board l9.O q. m
Us = &c. lSsl, coupon, 1l1s.; eS's, %, coupon,
pom 1ll,s; sAs. IS, coupon, liz 10 l0's coupon,
Canton; 81: Western Union Telegraph. sex: Quick.
silver, $50: Pacinc MAJ, IS; Adams Express, 9sk ;
press, 6e'4; United States Express, 6SI: New York
Central and Idson, g3: New York Central Scrin,
gan Central, Il71s; Lake Shore 6isan Southern,
slat; Union Pacific Railroad, SIX: Illinois Central,
Northwest prefd: Nls; New Jersey Central, iii:
Mock leland. lllS; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 81;
do, preferred Tl: Wabash Il Western, 751f: Della
ware, Lackswanna h Western, l07is; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed, 9s; Hannibal and st. Joseph, -:
Ohio and Mississippi certificates. AZ; Columbus.
Chicago and Indiana Cent, ms; Tennessee SIS old
sol Bonds, 6i1S; North Carolsa 6's old, So; North
Carolina Q, new, IN Missouri SIS, NS: Central Pa
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2l.-virginia 6's, old, 4s;
Nirginias consolidated, sly; West Virginia, 49,
all bid.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.-Cotton dull; low mid
dlines, 70 a22k. Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat frmer, but not quotably higher. Corn
firner and scarcei white southern, 72a73c; yellow
southern quiet, 6Sa69c. Oats quiet and steady.
s152as1.56, the latter for bright southern. RYE
quiet and unchanged. Pork firm, el4.5O. Bulk
meats firm and unchanged. Bacon frmer;
shoulders, On al; rib Sides \ as; clear rib sides,
saSR; hams unchanged; lard steady and un-
changed Western butter active and unchanged
Whisky quiet, 92x.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Stocks heavier. Gold
steady, 10a. Money easy, 6. Governments
dull and steady. Virginia 6's, 81; new, s.
North Carolina's, 80; new, II 4. Exchange, long,
Ell short, 1OI.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady.
LONDON, Feb 81, 11So a. m.-Consols opened
at 92as for money and account. Bonds opened
1928, 81 1868, 92 1861 s, 92 \; -46's IS
PARIS, Feb. 21.-French rentes Sc francs, 30
centimes.
LONDON, Feb. 81, 100 p. m.-Bonds, Ok for
the issue of 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21
MILLIONS OF INyALIDs

At the lowest computation there are never less
than four millions Of in the United States
VI this lumber probably more than three -ifths
have neglected the ordinary precautions necessary
for the preservation Of health and are suffering the
punishment due to their careessness If the multi
tudes who are now afiiicted with bilousness indi.
gesfion, rheumatism, intermittent fever, irregu-
larites 81 the bowels general debility nervous dis
orders &c, had at the very first symptoms of indis
position, invigorated, Requested and purified their
thirds of them would at this moment be performing
Of the body or mind.
This assertion Is made advisedly. 1t is founded
on experience, and is borne by the testimony of
q countless host Of witnesses, whose attestations
cover almost every variety Of disease, and extend
over period Of about twenty years. OF every
thousand persons who take the Bitters, as q pre-
ventive ofthe complaints above enumerated, seven,
eishths escape thfm entirely; and OF every thoas
and who are actually attacked, and use the great
vegetable Tonic as Q remedy, three -fourths are
radically cured. These not hap hazard asser
tions, but statistical facts. They are based upon
the results OF inquiries made by more than fifty
thousand persons, in various parts of the country
and upon the letters Of prominent citizens of eyery
state, 1t might almost be said, of sverv county in
the mon rs eest aW
%sTOCKHOLDERS or TaE AMERIOaN
Wy SILVER MINING COM eANY of Colorado.
are hereby notified that the annual meeting for the
Company Ne. $40 ~ street n. W, ON the "a tn
Inst, AT IL CLOCK NJ.
BY order Of the President,
v., JOHN CLARKE. Secretary.
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In the convention Of the labor reform party.
which met in Columbus. Ohio, this morning, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for Pres-
dent and Vice President OF the United States,
and to transact such other business as NAV be
brought before it, the states are represented by
one delegate for each Senator and Representa-
tive they are entitled to in Congress, and the
territories and District of Columbia are repre-
scented by one delegate from each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

The latest Boston notion is EMISSION for
animals which Mr.. Loring Moody proposes to
establish with its central Office in that city, but
national in its character and aims. While leav-
ing to kindred state and other local societies the
duty OF enforcing the laws against cruelty TO
animals within their several Jurisdictions, IT
Will seek to combine the humane sentiment of
the country at large for the attainment of its
ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

The Boston Transcript claims that by iudicious
advertising in midwinter some OF the dry goods
dealers and booksellers of that city have sold an
immense amount OF merchandise during what
was formerly regarded as dull season of the
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

RATHER CooL--The "faint hope" OF the Lon
don Times that the American cabinet win Weld
TO (British) public opinion
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ANOTHER ECUNENrCAL COUNCIL TO BE Con-
EokED.-A dispatch from Rome says it is re-
ported that on Sunday last the Pope signed q
decree convoking an ecumenical council, the
pace OF meeting to be either in the Island OF
Malta or IN the Tyroi, As shall be hereafter de-
tss mined And that when the council meets the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

HE GuBERNAToRIAL TROUBLES IN TRxAs
dispatch from Austin, Texas, says Marshal
foNeu went 70 Governor Davis yesterday morn
IN. presented capias from the federal court
and asSed II he would submit TO arrest. He re-
piled, "Sis-. You viii hear In a day or two from
the Department or Justice At Washington; YOU
will govern yourse.f accordingly; sir. you NAV
keep your capiae, the national government viii
protect me-" Thus the case res
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FIuAHClAL AID ConMkRUaAI.

The New York money market was steady yes
terday. Prime commercial paper was quoted
IT IaS pog cent. Government bonds were quiet,
and in the stock market all interest centered in
the Union Pacific HAilroad stock, and the deal
tngs therein we're very large. The partisans OF
The vAnderbik party claim that the future of
the read WIN 30 Improved by the Vanderbilt &C
eessi0n % the management, while there are
others who argue that il Mr.. Thomas A. Scott
thought 70 lightly OF the road as to abandon it
without struggle, it will not be in the power of
even the Vanderbilt managers to make is good
property for the stockholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

TAY,CooKE 4 co.
BANK Frs,
FIFTEEETH sTREET,
WASHINGTON, D. q.
The Large and Continuous Sales Of the Northern
Pacific $50 Gold Bonds in this Country and
in Europe, where they have . Reeosnized
Sid~diss on al the Bourses, Guarantees
the Early Completion Of the Eatire
Line ~ Road.
The popularity OF the bonds, as shown By the sale,
OF over 81 500 900 in this country during the
month Of January, il due to the fact that they are
based on the amplest security, being FIRST AND
ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upop
FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF LAND,
Susceptible Of producing in abundance all the
fruits, vegetables and cereals Of the Eastern and
Middle States.
The governnent valnation Of this Land Grant In
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION on
DOLLARS,
more than sufcient pay the entire cost of the
road.
The Bonds, free from DATED States Tar, are
issued In the following denominations:
., eleO
'$ oo''''. Is !: '.e''r.,.D.
And ere ct I'll times Interchangeable ct the oce of
w rHoHfe ShA Il Giae''ssh the Fiscal Agents
They hsysTHIRrY YEARS to run, are offered n
s:d sasSE h1S III
All marketable secur tiles received in exchange.
JAY CSeKE 4 CO.,
Ass Il. YORK fHlIADs-ifssbhHw AsHrxerou.
lCHnArnsr AND n ..'1.
4 WI. MASSEY CO.'S
XXALE, nsnDeri0r conditioa,e
l ct el,p Der dean pints.
PHILADELPHIA ALE, g psy .rt.c.,l
- Large Disessas to fAs zSsds N
RAIlkD = 0DKRN,
auD-r ~ 0rssns strsst. 0sssgstovn. d o.
RoOTs AND SHOES.
aWssss ssll.S cur entire sock Of Isll and Wlstss
4 SVSDO - oose 10 mako room for epfing 80
sosso ~ "a, L. "a :: - s:s fsrhs1 No
! ...a ''sz A1ssEaa.aysn ss ! :;Sss'ss
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LA-SCReeoH IN THE UNION ARMY
ShahsED WITH NUMBERING announcement
sworkman in London on SUNDAY LAT prnves "a
pe mistake. II appears that Minor wa TIE
murderer. He vAs formerly q surgeon in the
U. ;. army, and his home n In Nev H.ven 80
It - believed that be Is insane SA' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

TIE INJURIES TO RrsroRI by thu recen, rail
way accident, near Perugia, Italy, were more
serious than at first supposed In addition IN
flesh bruises Madame Ristori sustained q
fracture OF the knee pan, which Is extremely
painful, and will render her unable to attend "a
her professional duties for long TINA.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDlCAL, &C.
hk LEON, No. III 1 street, above 7th, can be
consulted privately and conidentialy by Ladies
whs nay be suffering frsn IRREGULARITIES or
any com plant peculiar 70 their sex. The Doctor IL
the Oldest Female Physician In the CITY,
ena very reliable and succesoful Separate Room,
J0 LSdy fdtsssts Hours-ll 70 II. TO 4. ana 10
s. ssslnsively. ORGANIC AND SKIN DISEASES
FEAALI DISEASES treated and Confinement
= Gases taken Describe case sndleuclose 0s, and
L ltie No. 64s n. 18Th street, Phiisdei.
-. jaaZ-lys
ARDHKR, Lsss aftke Rioovd o. s. Vesx, "A
noysta!, can be consulted privately, from 10
q m % ~ D. m; st his once, n W. corner OF IltS
~ mo fenn9ylSania avenue, (second story, or M
,tesntoence, iO02 Aaseachusetts avenue, between
i0th And nth sta. ". From his great ex perienoe
- treating over 1890 oases 1T the u. o. 1esereal
Hospital, and Drectsce Of thirty years among both
meie and female, - Con- warrant Q cure In Q few
G.B:..upon the receips Of slo. advice and meal.
me ~. Ss cent Y cypress He warrants TO cure
nxolantefy emnoeo0s. aulely
nH. MOTTB IRRNCH POWDERS, C1RfIIN
stons, esd - indisosstios, dcnorrh1a, oiess.
Seso@Sla. NJ Dissass, syDhf,is, q eli its fsres,
ge!se1 CYesis sd Mvesxr disosydsd.
Dvl0tS corner Rslnsylva.ia ave. and iitS -
-. -. - oo9. sses ~ 0AA vSly
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M NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
S HOSPITAL
The course OF Lectures will commence March G.
1874, and will continue for three month"; ~
Full and practical instructions will be given uuop
al the duties OF the monthly nurse, including the
The Lying IN wards Of the hospital, under the
charge Of one OF the instructors, will AFFORD opportu-
nifty fer illustrations Of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed Information apply 10
Professor ROBERT REYDCRN, N. D., No 62S
street, surgeln in charge Of freedmen's hos pital
Iofessor JOS. TABRR JOHNSON, M D., No
SSI New York avenue, physician Of the Lying In
wards, or 1T the hospital jans- In
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TIE MKprrHe OF THE SNow.-A dipA.ch
from Fort Laramie says: The great amount Of
snow which has fallen now begins 70 mel
rapidly, and n Is believed that the water vii
cause greater delay than the snow has done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

HE SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN CON-
NEsTlos re. asse mbled yesterday. The contest
u between the partisans of Governor Scott and
those OF Senator Sawyer. The adoption of the
resolution TO allow each Congressional district
ueiegatlon 70 select three delegates disconcerts
ALL Only three districts 80 far have made selec-
mons In the remaining district Governor Scott,
eN-Judge Orr, Attorney Chamberlain, Comp
uolsr Neagle, and Congressman Elliott are
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~R OVAL NOTICE..

III n U TICE.
Messrs. 8. GOLDSTRIN 4 CO. have REMOVED
their Loan Once from their old stand No 9O9 AZ
It. west, one door north Of Pa. avenue, 10 their
tel salesroom fronting Penna. avenue; priv ate
entrance through to street, Attending An entrance
he aceomm odAtions offered By 3. GOLDSTEIN
CO make thefrs the safest a. also the most eXten-
they always have hand . large and choice selec.
ton OF hne Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
All other nne good yevslry, Silver and Silver
plated Ware, Faocy Goods, Guns, Revoivers, IL. :,
&C both second hand from their Loan Once and
new goods, which they will sell with small mar Nm
over cost A call on them viii satisfy eli that our
recs mmendatfon 10 not misplaced jan1o-6
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TANnAEY RHDIvIvus.-Augustus Schell vas
last night installed As Grand Sachefn OF the
Tannany Society. committee was appointed
10 reorgahize the democracy OF New York
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HH " ESI EhN MAKTLAND RAILROAD ELEC-
TIoN-The election TO endorse the ORDINANCE
snthorlzlng the mayor and city council OF Balti-
more TO issne the stock OF the city to the amour,
OF sl,Wo,OO0 TO complete the Western MARYLAND
taiIoad 10 Willlamsport, and to retire a portion
OF the bonds OF that road. guaranteed by the
CITY, came OF yesterday. The vote was much
larger than usual on such occasions The
whole vote cast was 1855. of which 62lI were
Tor the ordinance, and I, IA against IT, leavino a
majority of 5,0o1 in favor of the Ordinance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

TIE ENPERoR WILLIAM Is better and vas
able 20 transact business yesterday.
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%It is reported that yiscount Monk former
ly Governor General OF Canada, will be appoint
ed Yieeroy Of India
~Georee II. Pendieton's injuries are less
severe than at nrst reported He viii be cut In
short tine.
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EQUAL RIGHTS IN RlcHMoND.-A committee
or eoiored citizens waited on the stockholders'
meeting OF the city railway company in Rich
mobd Monday, and requested that the company
cease TO make distinctions in the street cars on
sccount OF color, and remove the white balls
from the cars that have by that sign been set
apart heretofore for whites. The company
voluntarily accedea 10 all that was asked. And
henceforth the street cars of Richmond win be
tnat the company has been made rather pl ac-
able OF late by certain judgements obtained
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Tor nHIaA desiEs.as cod oommcdiou.
sitaafed on tAe corner q nh asd Q streets. FOR
terms and p0oculars inSairs - <eJ Pennsyly snis
avenue -. Il ocSl-u
EoB EIl1CTvo OolEpST0AT ROOMS
eeseed bY Lstrobe, ytth ySser and gs., fur
nlshse g snfrnihed, It us. ATS G street, Refer
eoeo okc6a1Ued- does
E4 SALE Oh RBSr.ffe sl,0.nt COUNTRY
SxAf rscsntiy occupied By q ID. Gilman, on
Dcun0ary sfreet. e the hsa1 a q street east sd
JOHNS reei6eDce OF D, McCellana; Of the hand
erueUe eub9rtnn re~t9eoce1 In the District Appiy
A.. =. eHkPHKBD, sio Ps1s avesue. mhss Il
EoR BkNr-A sALtsVe Pa RLU X, Win pininT
4 koom, Kitchen and Bed-roo0. House neat aua
veil furnished: hss modern improv sm-ats. Charge.
medefate. Inquire st 1913 q street. n"fs
FOB RkNr-rbe largo DWELLING HOUSE,
= AeI Pe1nsyiv snia svsnue, sx doors esst q the
National Hotel wide rooms ,stsircasee aud psss
FRaNCK TAYLOR,
me- 39s Indiana avenue.
Lex RkNT-Neviy furnished, Q suit 81 PAR
- LOkS; one Furnished slcepfne reom. and corr
municatine with Bathroom and water closet; con-
senisnt 70 departments and principal hotels; suts-
Die Tor uAeerSlrtvet s family. Address cf apply
10 Dr. D. D. BO1D, northeast corner l1th and 1
suee0 mol a.
k,OR kENT-slr fins OFVICE ROOMS ia the
shepherd Building, ses Pennsy " anis avenue.
south side. felo-tf
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BOARDING.

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD: $40 PrR
= month. HOWARD HOUSE, corner 9th street
and Pesnsy lv ania avenue isneS IN,
ktkST,LLAss BUAkD, WITH PLEASANT
= lSOl, oornes Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
suoet. 5000 location and accessible. ma0-ly
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PERSONAL.

fEhSONAL.
pEksOEAL.-Naffsnal Theater, last Saturday
night Lady in Black, Dress Circle Be in Hou.e
gallery any Afternoon this week. fl9-st
NO HUMBUG.-The Queen of spirits, the highes
developed medium Ii ing, has the wonderful
power OF changing luck, tells the past present and
Wure. gu cess or failure Of AM business foreto a.
&c, &c lSS street, between lst and New Jersey
eNeuuo f1s I'm
MADAME BOyINS MONTHLY Pals Will
" remove all Female Irregularities Married
Lanies should not use them IL pregnant, for thew
viii oe sure 70 produce miscarriage. Office, 900 b
y. .. W :. lsIana. nO-lms
HATTIE J. Trench, Gai,royasf. Msai,aI
H and Btstness Medium, NEVER PALS in giving
correct and reliable communication Come and
witness her wonderful power q second sight SOP
10Th street A. w. between and Y. rs Ims
I'm AAkRIAGE.-HAPPY RELTFF ron
" young men from the effects OF Errors AID Abuses
IN early life. Manhood restored Seminal emissions
cured lmpediments to Marriage removed New
method OF treatment. New and remAr ( able RENE
dies Books and Circulars Q Mt free In senled an
Selopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS No
south Seh street, Philadelphia, Pa. deem -eosm
AIDES So FFERIN0 FROH IRRE6ULARI
their SEX should cohtide In DR. LON the eldsf a.
taossAsd and only reliable and safe Physcian MAJ.
ing speciality OF female ompaints in the eity He
especially invites ca1l from those Who have been
oecsivea By swindlers. He guarantees a speeudv
cure or no charge. Sepayats Rooms Sor Iafr -.
nsSo. Rooms 10. 511 street., bstween 7th sn6
oen. oc16