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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
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Hope Lodge, No 2l, o Il, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts. ~
Morning Star Division, No 2, Of I, at 9Th
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A II, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No Is, o U N, at 7O2
East 7th st. .4.t.
Diamond State Lodge, No 6, U r, ct Good
FelloWs' Hall, Sd and Market Sta.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hail. 2lI Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3, X of p. at Ferris &
CARROTS Building 5OA Market st,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
LOCAL IMrELLIoEMcE.

Diamond State Loan Ar.ociotlou meets to-
night '-Fs - .---ea--ausza,.z-s,.s
Only one dunk at police headquarters, this
morning. JoF Ii7f3sr .EGi5bsi1 ig
There was another jail delivery at Dover, on
Manday night
The Red Men, ars on, an excursion down the
Bay, this afternoon. ss--t,ss,
Ihs banquet at she Clayton HoaSs, tO-hlgAt, t,
will 10 fiue affair." ... ~irt.
The peach shipments BY rail-, have now reached
over 100000 baskets. ".. rfitf
The canal boat men are turning the tables on
the Custom House officials. Ittts5
Buffalo Bill, Texas Jack aud Wild Bill, will
fight their old battles over, at tho Masonic TEN
pie, tonight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
The Canal Beats.
THE TABLES rURxED-ANorHER PKRAsR OF TIE
DIFFICULTY.

The seizure of the various canal boats entering
tAieppt Fitsout ieeIlp4 paporss has elreufy ben
menlloned in these coIumuS. Now, however, We
present the 6theralde otAhe question. Believing
that these seigHraa we're illegal Capt, Cully Null
hAfrian, oVnss Of No. S07, Thos. Doyle, OF ETin,
Peter N. Miiler, OF Fire Brothers, John Franklin,
OF the Nightingale, and Patrick Mafoe, Of No. 800
caused writs Of caPias to be issued against VIM.
ID. Nolen, Collector, " The Port. IeAac J. Jenk.
ius, Deputy Collector, aud Frank Nolen, Inspec-
tor OF Customs, fer alleged tresspa~ in making
seizures of the above named. The writs were serV-
ed this morning BY Sheriff Armstrong, when the
parties gave bail TOR their appearance at tbs No
Vember term of Court
The above plaiptihs. were represented by Mt.
Eugene Howell, of Philadelphia, who appears 70
be workiug 10 an active and energetic manner, to
have the difficulties Of tina canal boass adjusted
aud settled Ia some satnfActory mannef
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

IMPORTANT SALB.--Messrs. Reynolds s Co. in!
vte attention again 10 their sale OF kaolin Lands
&c, In Hockessin Valley, on Saturday ne1t, at
L. NJ This sale offers q splendid chance for en-
gaging in very profitable and pleasant business,
requiring but little cash. The property will posi-
lively be sold, and on easy terms. 81. /
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-Charles Kyle has recov-
,chis health and will give his personal attention
O the sale of ice cream, confec'Ons. nuts ana upu
at tine N W. corner of the Second street mafkeI
b ouse and will be as polite and accommodating 9
ever. lie will also keep ice cream at tue corner
Of 81 nth and Orange Sts, at his residence Tie also
iotAnds to fit up tue Sylvan Springs near the CITY
railway depot, where there Will be conyehleneies
for picnics and ev cry arrangement tor the accom-
mediation of all who may wish to pass pleasanl
afternoon. Charley is enterDrising and deserving
OF fencouragement. No iuIoxieating liquors sold on
the ground. AukIo-u'ln
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

CENTENNIAL CRLRBRAFIoN.-On Sunday next,
the Centennial apnlvsrSary Of DAWysr'a PrSsby-
terian Church, near Odessa, will be appropriately
celebrated. This church has been closed for the
past fifteen or sixteen years. during which time
the congregation have been WBrshipptng in an
Ell Zoe 10 the town oR Odessa. Rev Joseph VII
SOP, who was ordained pastor OF the old chnFeh
In 1922, and Allthe other old pastors at present
wing, will be present at the celebration, and the
OGcaslon will b Q most interesting one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

The MlNsTRELs.-At the Grand OPEN House
last evening, the Georgia Minstrcls gave first
class performance TO a secOnd-cass audience, in
regard to number. The programme presented
was excellent, and was presented with telling e:-
feet, to the great delight Of those present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

CHAMPION GUNNKR.-CfeO. WigglesWOFth. A
2lj Walnut street. is doubtless the champion gun
ner of the season. On Friday, be EeAt out and
bought down IL dozen lee birdf, on Monday. Is
dOEeRs aad gesteFdaE. Il dcz,n lie was only
gone d few hours, too.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

SALES OF MoNRF.-As the regular monthly
mesting of City Loan Association, last evening,
about 81 COO sold at SS1f, S71f ana SSz per cent
premiuins- .l1lf .Pnggft NIIf
At the regular monthly meeting OF Mechanics
L1an Ass0eiapop, last evening, money sold az
follows: $3.50 Il % percent. premium 81, ,OOO
at 2sh $3.50. at p. 81 800 at 26J<.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

DGscHARGRD.--The Jackson a. Sharp Company
car builders discharged large number Of hand
last evening. They have now at work only abou
ono c-sighth Of the usual force.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

CHRAP CoAL.-stove at s. S. Nut, $5l5 per
224O pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge VIM j. BROWN
July Ist.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

LARGEST NUr Coal in the city. at VIM; J.
BROWN'S South Of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
Peach Shipments.

.is a ~. e. llsn lI 4TUESDAY. sadi3esf
To Jersey CITY, s II eara, or 9IO0o basl
To Rhlladslpila. e4 r q 1900
= s. y sss 80 ea I es- ---
~ ,ToEal, - - 65 q 5000 8
lPlevlons Ship Z. ss 4 iY55lI.sk -
E sameat'. - Aissp So. = s s9' 90
a4eg taa fa8sg --H1 Il r-.i.st 49,.
q asNa..
Icsaa saSs saf = - 81 ", - 2. a.
uA3rss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

FIVE PER GENT. INTEREST
Per snnup Showed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

- - COLLECTIONS
OF Dividends Notes. Interest Drafts &C., made with
deSpaseh and Hctountedf for the day payment Is re-
eeiVed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
ccHRoKs

On Rahks n Phnadelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
timore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Wafhi agton
viii Be credited on receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
Ne. Goa Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. suDecy 20 check At siaht. (same
- at NAtioael Bank } solicited FROM firms eoTDo-
TatiOns and individuals. ..,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

For 7 Interest ,aSas "a dsDsslta Of specific sums
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-10

Diamond State Loan Ar.Oci,tIon meets to-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

is . we'll known fact that Dyspepsia and In.
digestion are the causes Of nearly al tbs dis
eases that the human badly Is heir to- then why
pay enormous doctors bills BY using Doctor
HENLEfe celebrated x L Bitters they can
thoroughly eradicsted from the System and new
life impaired to the sufferer Read physicians'
certificates - advertisement IN another eelumn
NhA.3m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-30

Carson street, next door TO the County Buildings,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
Private entrance for Ladies through the alley
in tn, It ar of Willis Drug Store.
Thsnking the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Carson
and N."iuity for their liberal patronage hereto
fore bee, )wed upon me. now respectfully in
vite continuance Of the same. "a no pains or
expense will be spared TO make this the nestest
and most comfortable establishment in the State
Of Nevada. Give HE call.
al-t JACOB MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the romantic and true story of the unraveling
of the dark plot of the Goss insurance tragedy;
the Attorney Generals opinion in the vogt
case; the STARS correspondence from they vi
emma exposition; an original poem, g Time of
mittee investigating the magistrates and DON
stables; latest and best tales. poems, sketches
and fashion items; together with al the news
of the week; Washington news and gossip,
agricultural items. household receipts, &C., &c.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

About week since we alluded to the report
of the health officer of New York As showing
large diminution in the death rate which he
attributed TO the cleansing which the city had
just previously undergone. Within a few days,
howev' r, the deaths, especially among children,
have greatly incrt ssed and the physicians are
puzzled to account for 1T. In the meantime
while epidemics and endemics are raging to
greater or less extent throughout the country
Washington remains the heslthiest city in the
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

The Labor Council. At its IN setting last night,
very Sc nsihly passed 3 resolution putting tt oat
Of the power Of persons having private gricv-
ances against newspapers TO bring their quar-
rels into the Council. THK STAR has earned
the hate OF Mr. Williams and one or two OF his
ilk by upsettins certain little schemes In which
they were personally Interested. and they fool
ishly seek to get the aid of the Council By al-
leging that TIE STAR 10 opposed to the work
ingmen. As 1t happens, the workingmen oil
take The STAR; they know the uttsr falsity OF
the silly allegation, and they too intelligen,
to be made cats paws by Mr.. williams and hi,
clique TO pub their chestnuts out Of the Ere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

As throwing railroad trains OF the track for
the purpose Of plumber seems to be getting
fashionable in some parts OF the country. II be-
hooves the legislatures of the different states to
take the subject under consider alton and sse d
the practice cannot be broken up. The o6snce
is one Of such diabolical character that hang
ing Is q mild punishment for the perpetrators.
10 would be we'll for every state to make 1t
capital offence, and even for Congress 10 take
similar action by some general enactment COW
eripg such cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

A correspondent in a New York paper sug-
gests national boarding-ho in Washington
for the accommodation of members of Con-
gress, where they could draw rations the same
as soldiers. He says that by this plan their
salaries could be reduced to about g. 500 per
year, and, consequently, millions saved to the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25
Showmen ~ Niagara.


Under this caption the New York Times OF
Tuesday last says srfEzs.
"Thc report has gone forth, We know not
upon what authority, that the lands lying upon
the banks OF the Niagara river sdJacent to the
Falls have been purchased by a company of
spectators, whose design It Is to lay them out
IS q park. 10 Is rumored that u is the inten-
ton OF the said Association when their park Is
laid out, to enclose the same with high wall or
board fence, thereby shutting out from any
view or glimpse OF the + slls all such OF the out
side baThsrians AZ are not prepared to pay toll
to the company"
The Times Is behind the times. All that Is
foresh allowed in the above paragraph has
already been accomplished. The company has
been organized; the park has been laid OUT
that il, the turf has been turned up in places
into dusty foot-psths; the high beard fence has
been built; the tOllgate has been established;
the tolgather is nov sitting in receipt of Gus
toms, and there il no longer any point on the
American bank of the Niagara river where a
view of the Falls can he obtained without the
payment of an entrance fee, varying in amount
according to the point OF view, from twenty up
to fifty cents for each person, big and little.
Indeed, the visitor now has to paw twenty cents
for an opportunity to pay twenty five cents for
n ride down the old inclined railway to get
chance to pay fifty cents to be ferried across
the rlver. In other words, all the wooded
ground lying between the road TO Goat Island
and the road to the new suspension bridge,
including the point where the inclined railway
stands, the ferry Landing, and the main view of
the American Fall from this side, is within the
enclosure of the so-called park.
The immediate effect of this extortion may
be to put little money into the pockets of the
robbers originating it, but in the end it must
result in keeping visitors away from Niagara
entirely or in driving them to the hotels on the
Canada side, where, owing, probably, to the
proverblal slowness of the Canadian, an open
view Of the Falls may still be had without pay
ing direct tax, as on our own side. The Ks-
nueks will, however, doubtless profit by the
thrifty example of their Yankee neighbors in
good time, and by and by the whole concern
will be snugly fenced in and rooted over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of II, can have TnB STAR mailed to
their address for such tine - they desire, at the
rate OF dfty cents pr month Orders, accom-
panied By the money sAould be ssnt to the busi-
nes okcs Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25
II EEP 1T HANDY. -aEra
THE RELIABLE FAMILY M1DICINY.
Cholera Dysenfery, Diarrhss, Summer Complaint
Crsmps, ere !, Quickly cured by the yUe 81
JARpfLLA,s c0nP0UHn syEgP o. BLACK.

sEksY RooT AID kHU Bass.
An old, we'll tried remedy, eetifeay vegetable,
e s,s. quick and ss's.s N sSss can b
20 the Youngest infant wen - to adults. Il
and r 20 ssss o. s =; 10
house and use IN igs. All ASK for IL 70 trial.
Don be put en- With something else. Buy 1t. Try
ffcs r~ssisesa ci,is.rs Of y sshis stSa 60 have
Prepared Gully By, HANsELL i KKO., 5000
Market 81 Philsde fphia. MIN ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

A floating newspaper paragraph states that
steam towage is about to be introduced on the
canals of New York on the cable principle. The
motive basis of the system is the same as that of
running train of cars, except that the wheels
OF the cars run over a stationary rail, while the
canal cable, corresponding to the rail- runs over
the steamers wheel. But a train of canal boats
is dragged along on the same principle as a
train OF cars; and, as the cable lies at the bot
tom OF the canal and is lifted over the steamers
wheel only as it is used, it in nowise inter-
feres with the navigation of the canal by
other boats This system, it is stated, is in sue
cessful OF Grafton in several Europeancountries-
in Belgium, and on the river Seine, in France,
for towing boats between Hayre and Paris If
so, II must be on short straight lines, where the
water Is of uniform depth. On the crooked por-
tons of such a work as the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, it would take powerful engine to
move the cable without any boats attached, as
the loss of power by friction around numerous
short curves would be enormous. Then, again,
there are points in the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal-near the Great Falls for instance-where
there are pools in which the water is 20 feet deep
or more. The cable arrangement would not
work there. An enthusiastic Buffalo paper es-
Inmates that six boats can be taken from Buffa-
10 TO Troy by this system at a cost OF s24O while
the cost Of towing the same number by mules
Is e1S5. III that can be demonstrated, and it
takes no greater time for the voyage than horse
or mule power, steam towing by cable will in
troduce itself wherever 1t Is practi able; cheap
transit being the problem which is engaging
the stte ntion Of nearly all classes OF our people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined 10 close tts 80 finst Mortgage Gold
Loan ct IN sssresate not exceeding thirty million
doliars and thereafter to pay no higher ne Of in
forrest than per cent farther tpss q IL bonds
tk< knsSse6 SeSsaiader Of tAs $40 loss ts ae,s
being disSesed Of through the usual aesnsiss.
As the bonds Of this iseue ne Dsds rsceiyable In
payment q the COMPANY lands 1t l-0, they srs
u constant ma Increasing demand for this purpose
and will continus - b after the loan 10 closed-a
fact &haeA nueh snhan6Ss their value and sstrsot.
The ocnpeny ~ moro thaa ~ malss Of sts rosd
built and ID cperstisn ncindfhs ne susis Bastern
Division. eo..sstins Lake Superior era TIE naviss.
tion 81 tho Missouri rixae 1t hos sssasd title 10
nearly Ten Million aers Of M Land eraut, anA
aies Of laeds have thar ~ svsrassd osss pr sefs.
An msris table securities ~ ssssivsd In sxchanes
Ter Northern Hneiacs. ffs .iast -
I1Zi y yAY COOKE L co.
Use KUBHLy "UrTLl pULCR" room
" POWDBBlRseonmAaAedb y Ds1tirs for IL
purity and healthy action. Tor sale - DruSS1sfS
0snsfaaH. Price, = eenfs bottiA. dso5-Sy
DSsSsts S. ts2s 80, g ss.1i: 10 :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

Attorney General Williams has done O credit
able thing in rsfusng 10 recommend a pardon
IN the case Of . white man sentenced to death
for the murder Of An Indian woman in Idaho.
The Indian agent, in informing the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs Of the conviction few
weeks since, mentioned rs o remarkable
fact that it was the frst instance in which
white man had been sentenced to death for the
murder Of an Indian. He also stated that the
murder was . mosA> azocious one, and that the
white man FIRST attempted 10 kill the husband
IF the woman whom he Afterwards murdered.
The government 10 about 10 make An example
OF number Of redskins who are guilty Of as
sassinatien. They richly merit hanging, but
not more 50 than the white ruffian Who crushea
in the skull Of an Indian woman with q miners
pick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

,The mght-csrt brigade was out again last
night in full force and with all its horrors. Is
there no posAibls amelior alton of this abomins-
ton? In other cities II L. not necessary that
the awful nuisance should sicken multftudes
every sultry night. There must be an end Of it
here rome OF these days, for it Is too hide0us to
hast forever Cfn6nn1ti Commercial.
The Corwereial, II We remember right, ex-
pressed the opinion lately that there was some
thing wrong about the management OF affairs
here because more money was spent by our
Board Of Public Works for Improvement
in this District than IL spent for Improvement
in Cincinnati. 1t would appear from para
graphs like the above in the Cincinnati papers,
making complaints Of the condition Of sanitary
and municipal affairs, that Q little more money
could be judieiously spent In that city in the
way OF improvement. Cincinnati, too, is Q
well-buiit, Finished" city, supplied, it has
been supposed, with all ''the modern improve
ments, while in Washington the whole work
of making the city what it should be, has fallen
upon the present District government, necessi-
tating the expenditure Of large sum of money
an small space OF time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

AT BALLANTYNE's.
sas SEVENTH STREET, SEARE,
Anfhe Nkw BOOKS for summer reading: all the
nsw SABBAIH SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS;
nUh ~ bOOks for choir aud school; CkOQUET
Tor the lawn and parlor; sTATIONgRY, plain and
PLIEs ana IN
s"T'HE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW !" for JuIy,
srn, Prios p cents, received and for sale By
eTOCkmAN SON, Agents for District % CO.
lunbis, s3s 9Th street northwest corner Of I--ub-
scriptiohs received and the magazine delivered.
Ais all new Books, Peri.dieals, &c. and full g..
:ortment Of Stationery, Pictures, Pietsre Frames.
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The Spiritual nelusions. By II. ID. DUN.
Wan Bun. The Early in the Northwest
Evolution. a Life. By Henry G. Chapman.
POLITICAL Portraits. By London Journalist
life.
Hero Csrthew. A novel by tn. author Of Dorothy
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Must IL Bes From the German.
Popular Lectures ON Scientific Subjects. BY n.
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Elementary Treatise on Natural Philosophy. By
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Wabderings Of 0 vaeabona. An autobiography.
The Irish Race In the Past and the Present By
the Rev Aug. I. ThebAud.
The Hour aud the Man. An Historical Romance
By Harriet Msrtineau
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Why She Refused Him.
May. novel. By Mrs. oIiphant.
Insanity, In its Relations 20 Crime. BY W. A.
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Antiquities Of the Southern Indians. By q. q.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

There is speck OF war ahoat in Kentucky.
Colonel 8. Major, the editor or the Frankfort
Yeonen, Is wrathfal over an editorial In the
Courier Journal, making some illusions to his
POLITICAL record, and has addressed reply to
the proprietors Of the latter paper enquiring
who is to be held to account in the absence of
Mr.. Watterson. Mr.. C.. Z. Sears thereupon
responds In the COgrier-Jo4raai that he is the
responsible esiitsr Of that paper, and wrote the
article to which Col. Major takes exception
Nothing further has appeared In print upon the
matter, but it u possible that the preliminariss
are being arranged for Q meeting on the So
called field Of honor. Our advice to the parties
would be "Dosr" Dueling Is getting 10 be
discredltable. II shots ars exchanged and mo-
eedy h hurt, the parties are laughed 1T; one 10
killed the other Il called murderer. That Is all
The glory 70 be achieved by theduello at thi day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

Who of us recognized in Condurango, the
once much Wanted remedy for cancer, an old
acquaintance? No one, and yet if a correspon-
dent of the jacksonville, Fla, Union is to be
believed, that sounding title is only another
name for well known and graceful vine, the
fruit of which has been used in this section as
household remedy for cuts and burns for many
years The writer says that what is called
condurango in Ecuador, is exactly the same
vine, which, in San Domingo, Porto Rico, Cuba,
and in many of the South American republics,
is known by the name Of cOndeamor, and is
nothing more or less than our ornamental vine
called balsam-apple, "the fruit OF which we all
know possesses most wonderful healing virtues
The application OF the rind OF the fruit, which
nearly every native family in Florence pre-
serves for medicinal purposes in whiskey or
other spirits, IL q sure cure for wounds, sores,
burns, bruises, Sc There is no doubt that this
plant and fruit possess many unknown virtues;
the Indians make great use Of it as medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-25

rsCHENCKv MANDRAhB PILLS.-Thsss
@ pills are composed exclusively u yegetAbls
Ing Dss n rnn a. Sos Leave sn1 y
ersct. They oct directly BON the liver. Ard sre .
ing from . dsordersd state Of that orfau, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, IndiGeSffon, eick
the free use Of eehsnckb Handraks filis. Horsais
By all DruRGigts end Dealers. . = - Mfr
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HORsI PAsTURI.-InQuire 1897 n street,
III after 5 O'Clock. jy14-3w-
SEYERAL FINE sEvEN-OOrAvE PIANOS,
- warranted In complete order, will posi--
lively be sold at q bargain for cash, At @
l.. WILD BRO 3 Piano Warerooms, 42OsuvSvv
llth afreet near northwest corner Pc ave. iy1l Ct
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