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L TIoNAL MILITARY CEMETERIRs.

Wan DEPARrxKxr.l
QuARrEHMAsTrR GEsEnAL's OyrIoE,
propo..l. arc ,n Wnssis sor lime
for the National Military cemeseries. Is prescsiSed
Sy ths lay q u March. is7s. Of which tho follow
Provided. that the head stones required by an act
entitled .sn act 70 estabish and protect Sstionsi
Cemeteriee." approved February ~, ISL and tho
ahall be Of durable stone. and Of such design and
sf n s'G s snsn Ps
avArded by the Secretary Of War after sixty days'
advertisement IN ten newspapers of general circu-
laton. 70 some Responsible person orpersons whose
combine the elements Of durability, decency. and
eheApness. and the sum OF one million dollars II
hereby appropriated for said purpose out Of any
Si
the various cemeteries the size and model for such
head stones, and the standards Of quality and
color o. ne stone 70 be used, and bids shall be
tracts may be made for separate auantitss Of such
head-stones; and the contracts made under this
sct sha provide 70. furnishing and setting ali tho
coed the sum hereby appropriated.
Tho total number to be furnished Is estimated At
1870 For the known. 1894; for tho unknown.
specincstions. describing in detail the standard
nied by the Secretary Of War. can DO had on ap-
plication BY letter TO this office, where spec.
men viii be placed on exhibition within few days.
TN Pr9e1sa. shy sa be IN sealed spysioges
Military Cemeteries" and addressed to the Quar-.
termastcr General Of the Army. in whose once
they will be opened. in the presence Of bidders, on
saturday, September .. ISIS. commencing at II
BY order Of the Secretary of wsr,, -
n. Q. MEIqB,
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THE MARKETS.


r.rniihsd5v Ls..ts Johnson o., Bs-tsr,, rovtA,a,i
orr e P'nn'yisa-'s avenue aid rsnA ''r'''''
TUESDAY, August 10, lsTS
s-srs. "a, coupon, Iii; United States Ssrs, "a
S s;s,T ,i5 United s,ste. SAYS, Us, couIEnTn:
LINED State. ksIs: w; oounon, iio,f; United
States b9a bs, coupon. 1lsiE United s.ates 10
e2apon Ilss: United states 8 per cents; TX:
slssr. >. PscIac Ssi .s o %as%s kspfs.s. w;
wslls F Ear q e EIPrsss, IN Amsriesp1 WI II,
Yep.rN md agds2n, le.s; Erie VS. Harlem, Isls
oiifc Railroad. q; Illinois Central. IIeA; Oleyelsnd
Northgest preferred jgS; New Jersey Gentrsi.ie
H, Island, Iosh; Mpwaghee md " Paul, biS
Tc,s,e.p s,s Dslssssc .eisS.nns and we,tsrp
nj ,Ghicsss and Alton Esilrosd lc1 chicago
,ihcstes, NJ; Columbus. Chicago and indiana
nessee State Skies, new, o. virginia state BiHee.
ed. AN; ylrEinls siIes Gonsol bond. vi North
M Pacific Bonds Wi Union Psoino First Bonds
told. iibi..
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

Sioux Crrr. lows, August .. ts79
IN IN "a e9Gy 2, nass
s,msd unit, 9 2slock p m. Apsu.t = isa for
mont with the following stores, delivered In Slour
City. lows, or Yankton, DAkotAh Territory. By
September 10, 1878, vfzi
600 pounds clear bscon sides, In single Funnics
Lilo barrels OF hiFh vround, veil dressed, double
pie IN ths ONCE. Barrels 70 be round hoops. oak
and full head ned, with 81 least three nails In each
chime and bulge hoop.
Bide for part Of any article entertained, Samples
ns bs e ta nd q. con-
THos. O. SULLIVAN.
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LEGAL.

TN THEsUPREMECoURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, THE brH DAY OF AUGUST.
1671.
' .su,,, uas" No '.Ss. Equl.yDoels.n
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr., r. W. Jones,
her solicitor 1t Is ordered that the defendant Philip
burnett, cause his appeArance 10 be entered here
In on or before the hfst rule day occurring forty
days After this day Otherwise the will be pro-
ceeded with ~ in case Of default
au7.eOsw 4. J,MkIas. Clerk, &c.
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A G A r D .

- GETTHsnOHG
|Authorities.. Restores Muscular Power % theI
|Caiculi and "Chslfy, Deposits: Cures aout, Rheu.
|inai DOGGY. Chronic Darrhea, oonstipation,|
Debility, and nearly every class Of Chronic Dts.I
ease. Pamphlets contsl ming History o. the|
Eminent Physicians and Distinsniahed CitiEensl
sent FREE BY mail by WHITNEY, BROs.. aen.|
erAl Ay- nts, N South Front street, Philadelphia
For vale by All DrukEtsts; iyslsosm
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49, -
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p..,s.. ~ w..,no,.,sna oo.n,, " "a. ,
N. ss.,,,a. an n.sa M w ss", so.s
p ~, W ps,r, ny , s"S
s W. ~ ,p ~ . W s,sno ona ,.osa
nv mn m AMI nj ssd Fesna wsSe N. tne stesmbosp
~ ~ $500 ~ ~" ,Hosn nnnn \. 49,. conid sse
y anre; ! io1 , upon , y ~ yeke; y oouia see
~ .mnss AMI n.n M snt ~ IN snrr,csns
aac. an s,,ar ~. ~ ~. ,o1-a.a Sscr
$500 .nr,a n,a 80 ~. go syrsng,na IN.
hoss 10 wart an ina ara. yosicei the mae Ear.
tain and some Of The dsct hands usipg buckets
and throwing water on Inc names; sas captain
my X W., ,ms u ny r. .ne ''s'
sCIrrIis Woon wts rmx I, AZ NAN os HoIpp.
visa an The stapboard sde of the bost. forward
NJ liza whssi' 1hsn ina .isym vas g,ves
o. DId YOU see any one attemps 10 man the
ssat p6e are oria,nated auder he forward gang.
wsv ~" mn IL nn,v nv ns,inion csnr tell Sness
Il h.d NJ n,isn IS "H'A's" W." W."
~ How innu Z mar Tia .,sym va. givan ,xas n
dotan thint besors van az ina smose AMI
hS,heS 4. capttellyit I an Dame tosetSer.
Thy; a,a ali NAV sonia sovs su ACNE eu'' ''
q. What did they dol A. We'll, the pilot headed
her for shore, the men used the heaving lines
and oiled the buckets, and the Captain and mate
both threw water on the tiller ropes. The Cap
tain stood on tho forward deck and hollefed until
he couldn't "hollown any Lager u bring boats n
from the shore; don't thing " the toat hal been
80 confirmed In this opinion that II Captain
Woods had stopped the boat
IwouI.D HAVE kIIIRD HIN, r...
/ and would have thought was doing justnable
deed; the hest thing possible TO do wAs done.
aud that was Bleaching the boat.
the ofiicers or crew before the alarm OF nre7 A.
Not the least,
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MERCHANT TAILORING,

II PUGH q SON,
Merchant Tnilors,
No. blS Fourteenth Street,
Between Pennsylvania avenue and street. opposite
willArd's Hotel have received and opened large in
oios Of Spring and SUNNI or
CLOTHS AND oAssIMEREs.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, OAssIMRREs
AND vEsTINos. Of the latest styles.
GEoReE DKReLrNe,
Merchant Taller,
No. isis 4 street, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets. south side.
Has lust received very large stock Of IMPORTEI
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS, and d pre-
pared to warrant perfect Mt at LOWER PRICES
than any other establishment In or ou.side Of tn,
city.
Also. nns sssortmen. Of GENTS
GOODS. mhaatf
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PROPOSALS,
u RoPosAIs FOR FUEL.

DEPARIMtrr orBrLTEl
WARRINGTON, u. O., AUG, IA, is1a (
Bealed proposals will be received At the DEPART
ment OF state until u M on the let day u Rsptom-
bsr' les, to furnish this Department with fuel for
the year ending Jupp 30, 1sIi, to be delivered In
such quantities and 1spueh plhee a. desired.
,iiniornAtion A. TO Winds and quantities can be
obtnined on application at this Department
The right 20 reject any or all bids or 10 aocept
any bid 9r any por,on o. any bid Is reserved, and
each bidder ts required TO deposit with tho Treas
grer of he United states tho sum OF three hundred
Ky sd, sn.r.1ty q faithful performance Of
-, -. : 'EpwARD HAYWOOD.
aul6 ID Dl.bursing CLERK and snperlniendent
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he was taken from q lucrative situation
in order mai no might become my Jallor.
God bless hlmI How | used 70 curse
him Cant You trust my honorF 1
Pouid CIV. I'm not convinced that your
honor has not the. consumption, the
ScoIch.I riShman would say. We'll put
no burdens on 1t until 1t has regained its
health.
Your friend was a wealthy man, no
doubt, and so able to give both time and
money to your case y "0n the contrary,
be Is but the owner Of \ small hat store,
and supports his family out Of that. He
Is rich or noble only In the deed and
spirit Of friendship" All this was years
ago. Rodgers Is now an industrious, hon
orable man, married to his old love, with
his gray.haired mother BY his hearth,
bringing It to the perpetual benediction OF
benignant old age His friend cells hats
makes DO speeches nor brutt Of
any sort In the world. Nobody has recog'
nized IN him q hero. Yet, who for the
sake Of Ia dead or living friend would 30
and do likewise? y.
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be more regretted than It Is, was bis place
not filled BY Capt. Bridges, who, during
the short time he has taken possession,
has gained the good will OF all the officers
and guards Of the institution, and Is high
" spoken Of by all our citizens who have
had the pleasure Of his acquaintance, as q
most client gentleman. .l
Under his management We hope TO see
the grounds fully incloSed and the war
den's building finished before winter.
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5IVo Prizes, Amounting 70 t9OO, OOo.

Tickets, $40. half Tickets, s.. Quarters, &26o.
EB-Our lotteries arc chartered by the STATE,
arc alWRyS drawn q the time named, and al
drSWinRO arc under tho supervision Of sworn
'T Two csieiKi drawing win DO published in
the St Louis papers, and SeOpy Of Drawing sent
70 pprthasoEA Of Eeket1. ...,
HTWe Vfll draw Q kimilGr scheme the last
day Of eyry month during tho year 1873.
EFRemit at our hBk BY PoaEoETIUl AogEI
ORDxls, RB1nTERIn tlTEn, DRAFT or EH'
PRFss. Bond for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d CO.,
|a Postofieo Box A48,
Hn9'ru.T h.StkS 1t. Louis, No.
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GovERNMENTs--Dull; new 5'sand regis.
tered 1O.4O's were quoted at extra interest

SToCKs-lrregular, but the changes 10
most Of the shares were slight. There
were frequent fluctuations, but at the
close the market was firm and prices well
sustained, except IN a iow instances. Van
derb!lt shares were the firmest. The
weaker spots in the market were Pacific
Mail and Northwestern common. The
latter declined from 80t 70 G79 on a press.
ure OF sales in the afternoon, but
afterwards 1t recovered TO 0S4, and
closed firm. Pacific Mail declined l
per cent, with increased disposition to
sell. During the late dealings it was
reported that the city authorities were
about to issue attachments against the
Pacific Mail Company for overdue taxes.
There was some talk on the street of
movement among the Erie preferred
stockholders, which, II it continues, may
endauger the dividend on preferred stock.
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From the MouudSVills DsnOeratl
An Intended Honor to Col. Thomas
p. ShallcTOSS.

p. ShallcTOSS.
On Thursday evening, the Gath Of July,
quite Q number OF citizens, accompanied
by the MoundsVille Brass Band, hearing
that Col. 9hallcross, in accordance with
the opinion that some say flew from
Clarksburg window" had surrendered
the PeniIentiary 10 Captain Bridges, and
would leaVe.ior his home the next morn
Ing, and 10 testify their appreciation oil
Col. Shallcross, not only as TO the efficient
manner IN which he discharged the duties
Of Superintendent OF the Penitantiary, but
a. man whose generous nature, gentle
manly bearing, and courteous and digni-
fed manner had won their admiration
and esteem, assembled In front Of the
Morton House, where they expected 10
find Col. Shallcross.
After the band had discoursed seve raj
lively airs, and Col. Shallcross not Rp-
pearinR, II was ascertaIned that he had
left Tor home that evening, which intelli.
gence was communicated TO the dlsRp.
pointed gathering BY Hon. Hanaon Girls
well, who spoke substantially 90 follows :
aFR1LoW CTTtzBRs-I regret to inform
YOU that the gentleman 10 whom this
demonstration q intended % coTnpli.
ment, is not present this evening. 70.
greet his absence, not only upon your &C.
count, but also upon his own. Heel assured
that had the least inhmAtion Of such q
gathering % zee before me, reached him,
L would have been his pleasure 70 have
arranged for his presence this evening,
He could not than have otherwise fell
Rratifled at such q detnonstrau on, ire
Specdye Of party % Il 10 and composed Oh
| friends who have mingled more or less In
his presence during the last two years, and
who can testify 70 the efficiency and In
teQrity that have characterized hiS Official
course. l can only add, gentlemen, thai
10 behalf Of Col. ShSllcroSs, addressing
Won ss his friend, and the friend Of eoRSti
lltIona! lno and order, / thank yen fOl
your presence hare this evening, I'll .
manifestation Of your good viii Ihat vii
ever be remembered with profoundes
gratitude, I again thank you, and bic
Won ali rood night" .tSns.s s..
AMER 0 few moro stirring tunes, render
cd as the MoundSville Band can only
render, the crowd dspersed, feeling sadly
disappointed In not meeting iheh OH
friend. '#t' 'as III
twas included, va undentand, In thl
programme to present COL ehSllcros
/ with a watch and chain, and for this pur
pose the finest watch In, the town was BE-
iected. .-s......
Sorry are We, ~ we'll q others, ihS
be did not remain sufficiently long 70 TAX
with him moi only this present, but al
expression Of the good will that Woul,
have greeted his OAFs on that evening.
Col. ShEllcFoss ID man Of fine bushes
qualifications; We doubt II he has 8 80
perioF In thestAie. BE made . good 81
i perintendent; he was kind but firm In hi
government Of the couvictS, pleasant an
agreeable In his intercourse with citizen
!, His removal from the Peuitentlary Nigh
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NEW YoRK, August 1.-Flour-MOre
active; superfine western and State a %
aS5 %; common TO good S6 seas 70; good
to choice So 25S7 10; white wheat extra
e. O5aS 25. Wheat-Less active; COM
mon and superior grades lower; rejected
spring 81 05a1 %; No. 8 spring 81 25; No
9 Milwaukee 81 4la1 As; No. / spring
q 48; winter red western 81 80. Corn
Easier and IN buyers favor; steam mixed
western 6OO54c; sail 65a57c; yellow west
ern $50. 0ats-A shade 6rmer; new
mixed western 4lIa42c; white 4sa62c,
fes-Firm. Sugar-StroDg, Molasses
Dull and nominal. RiCe-Firm and
prices unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-Flour-steady
and unchanged. WheAt-ActiYe and
firm; choice white 81 70; fair 10 prime
do 81 Goal G5; choice amber 81 65a1 &c.
good TO prime red 81 coal 6S; common u
fair do 81 45a1 90; western red 81 45a
1 90; do amber. 81 52G1 55; Corn
Steady; mixed western 66ic. Oats
Mixed western 40c; white do 48a44c
Rye-Firm and scarce at 65a70c. Porl
Quiet; bulk shoulders StaSic; do side!
0tc. Bacon-Firm; shoulders 9ic; sides
104c; clear rib sides 1la114c. Sugar
cured hams-l4tS16ic. Lard-Dull and
nominal at 9aStc. Butter-Stesdy and
unchanged. Whishy-96ia97c. .a7. a.'
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BondS Issued 70 PSclac Railroad Companies,
interest payable In lawful money, prlncISll, $6I,
CT, sig. ..ga 2. ,'.I.
Interest accrued and not yet paid, 22S.Il7.
Interest paid by United States, oar, gS6.,
Interest repaid by transportation OF malls
balance GfIntCrest paid by United States, So.
qqQISa
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 1.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; sales confined TO local trade.
Wheat-No. Q was held up by thecornel
to 81 40 until r. NJ, at which hour all
outstanding trades for July were can
celed, and prices dropped 10 and closed
at 81 10; seller August 81 14s. Corn
No. 2, 3G9c. Oats-No. 2, 2Oic. Rye.
No. 2, &c. Barley-Dull and nominal
fall No. 2, size. Mess Pork-$15 o.,
Lard-7jc. Bulk ,Meats-Sales loose
shoulders tic, BRcon-No sales. Whls'
kV-g3c.
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New York Dry Goods MARKET.

NEW YoRK, Aug. There Isl brisk
movement in some branches Of trade from
first hands, but the jobblng trade con.
tinues quiet The market for cotton
goods IL fairly active. Pequot and La.
coma wide sheeti1gs have been advanced
2ic by agents, but the jobbipg rates are
unchanged; "a Pepperell brown sheet
ings sold ahead ct 32ic; Simpsons black
ana grey prints, Albion solids, reduced
10 16fc; Gamers purple pFimes ad-
Yanced TO 11fc; Wellington dark prints
are jobbIng at Go. Woolens and fiannels
are active. .r.g. s,-..,g n.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrRcrRNATG, August 1.-Flour-Yery
Quiet; SO 25aG so. Wheat-Quiet. 81 %
al 80. Corn-Quiet; 4Ss44c. Rye
Quit 70a7oc, Oats-Qulet; 3Sa44. Bar
and nominal. Mess Pork
Held at $40 90; offerings light, Lard
DILL; sales Of kettle at SIC; steam held al
SIC. Bulk Meats-Firm and In good de-
mand; shoulders 7tlsc; clear rib sides 9ic
clear held at 9ss9Ic. Bacon-Srong and
higher; sales OF shoulders at SIC; sales Of
clear rib sides at 10tc; clear 10ial0tc
Whlsky-Steady; 92c,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tho Public Debt.

RAsuNaFoN, August THE following 70 q
synopsis Of the public debt statomentissued To-
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, August l.-Wheat-NeE
white 1a4c higher old 1a2o lower no. :
white Wabash 81 65aT 90; No. 8 do 81 %
new 81 90; No. l red 81 55; now 81 40
No. 9 do 81 So. Oorn-High mixed 4Sic
low mixed 4Sc; white 5Sic, 0atS-No. ]
soc; No. 2, sc.
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New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, August 1.-MoNEY-Easy
at BAD per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGR-Dull and weak,
1881 for 90 days and 10Ots109t for sight.
Custom receipts $4,000. Total i'm
ports for the week ending to-day $780,
91O, of which $98O9,91S was dry goods
and s., 100000 merchandise.
GoLD-Weak and lower, declining
from 1853 to 1851, closing at 1853. Loans
2a4 per cent to fat for carrying. Clear
ings $4O,OOO,OOO. The Treasury dlsburs-
ed $7s7,OOO.
GovERNtENTs-,Dul new 5'sand regis.
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ARRIVAL OF TaAnS.
GEleArteltiqeafNr
RoBRRT OF hINcoLN.
n S1L.1l,, oull.ssarAsr.

Mefrily swinging ON brlar and weed,
Near 70 the n6gt Of hLS lltte dame,
oYeF. the Inountain-sido o. mead,
Robert OF Lincoln 10 telling his name;
Boh-o'! ltnk, bob-o'; link, -
Sphinx, spank, sphinx; -
Snug and safe h that nest or ours -
Hidden among tho Iumme. noWera,
0hee, ehee, chez.
Robert OF Lincoln 10 RRily dreSt,
WeArin bright bllck wedding coat;
White are his shoulders, and white 10 his crest,
Hear him call In his merry note
Bob-O.llRk, bob olnk,
Sphinx, spank, sphinx;
Look, what nice now coat u mine,
sure there was never . bird 10 ane,
Chee, chez, chez.
Robert OF l.ineoh,5 Quaker WiiO.
Pretty and qulet, With plain brown wings,
Passing at home patient life, \
BroOds in the grass while her husband sings
Bob o'.llnk, bob-o' link,
spnk, kpAnk, sphinx,
Brood, kind rfetturet you need not fear
Thieves And.robbeFs while an here;
&c 81 Chez, chec, chez.
Modest and shy as q nun Is she;
One weak chiEpis her only note;
Bragg1rt and phIce Of braRRaEt y he,
Poutilg bo3,ts nom he little throat;
bOU~O "luAf uOuO
sphinx, spank, spink,
Never was AFRAID OF man;
Catch mo, cOwardly knaYes, II you can,
~ r. Chez. Chez, Chico.
Sly white eggs on bed Of hay;
Fleck with purple, O pretty sight
There As the mother BltS all day,
Roberts singing with al his might,
Bob-o'.llnk, bob o'.llnk,
SPHINX, spank, sphinx,
Nice good wife thAt never goes out,
Keeping house while irolic about.
Chez, chez, cheS.
Soon 40 tho little ones chip tho shell,
Slx wide mouths. are open for food;
Robert Of Lincoln beBtirs him well,
Gathering seeds for the hungry brood.
BOh.o'-link, bob.o' link,
This nov life Il likely TO b0
Hard for q goy young fellow Ike me.
ChGe, ehOe, chee.
Robert OF Lincoln At length 10 made
Sober with work, and filept With caro-;
or bis holiday garment lad,
HAlfioTgotten that merry all,
B0b.o' link, bob-orllpk.
Nobody knows but my mate and
Where our nest and our nesniDgs lie.
Chez, chez, chez.
Summer wanes, tho children arc grown;
fun and GrolIc NO moro he knows
Robert OF Lii coins humdrum erone;
OF he dies, and we sing % he goes,
IBob-6'.hnlc, bobo' link, ..r.
sphinx, spank, sphinx;
When you can pipe that merry old strain,
RobsTi OF Lincoln, come back again.
ChGc, chec, Chico.
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No Gases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
Reach OF All.

Every facility for the certain Diagnosis and
skillinl treatment OF all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful GalYAnlc Battery containing 81
cells with RheotOme, CommulAtor, Rod, Nova
Current and Polarity Changer, and many other
Electrical Instruments for tho treatment OF Dis
eases Of the Eye, Bar and Nervous system. NO
Nervous Disease should be considered incuIablC
until Electricity has been we'll tried.
Physicians not having the necessary lnstru'
ments and tlmo for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend tnelr patients with
those ailments 10 DR.. LonRdon with the asGur'
anco that no will apply Electricity and Magnet
Ism In tho most scientific manner. Electo-ther.
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, An instrument
Of wundrous power, enabling the physician to
detect with absolute certainty many obscure
Diseases of the Heart, Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens Of
urine Examined and q PoSitiUsly correct diagnosis
given in every case.
Chronic Diseases. Much Of his practice 10 de-
voted to the mora ordUs and obstinate ndIddhl
which family phySleidEG hare jailed TO cure.
In describing your disease give nAmo, age,
symptoms and post office address. Enclose fec
Of SIS and yonr case will DO carefully examined
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