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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

,yor,,,,,, ,,.o.,, .,,, ,.- ,-
mos y, ns', pe'p'' 'o'"po'o oae n"'' the popuh-
ton OF Paris.
THE Jesuit Fathers OF Rome have left their
| chiei cstaniishment IN the Eternal City, only
Tour or nve OF them stlll remaining there.
IT has been calculated that throughout the
whole Of Great Rrl,an tho con.s,v.,ivos n.va
d,r,n, Tho lac, n,o 80. -, -, 80.
uurlhg tne iast i've yeaIs, won tWenty-eight
TuE Caatel.n, collection NJ wo,ss q, .r, no,,
In the nri,ish mn.snn 4. !, hn nho,,a.sa ~"
and ,hs ssrIe. raj a. ,n,.,,na,,s,'
M, nne d,rsc,en y, ppssu .os pubncation under
~ ueso" W ~. psePueu inonpson.
GENEVA IL 10 nave new PARK. The authorl-
ties have purchased the nne property OF Gro
pettes, which Is beautifully situated on the
Mopisp,,tspp e U" '"e h"f'h sue OF the city at
ALkaAcS OF a lake anu 10000 was left half q
century ago to the Calcutta Armenian Chj,rch
l,y an Armenian gentleman. Tpe fact has I,s,
G only been discovered In the records OF the High
TUE gold coin OF the German empire struck to
INC ON OF september amounts In value to 9o3,-
sss,seV mnrss, W soc. each. OF which 6,let.ssO
those az len "A' p'eee'' anu 's"'o9o'*so IN
mora men nav. heen r,Iea nv ,ho a., a.. M
nsns.i novornmon, hss am, .u ''o' .N ine
magistrates 70 prevent danger to life from the
cars q Juggernaut, but not themselves to un-
ging. ' '~'s u'As-
Ir IA sx,,.,,sa I'm n, or,,., p...,.
that nassnnr,a into ,ha, anra,. an paper
s s" Passpo.S 'u.o 'nat ooun'ry gwen 10 Tor
elgners by their own Governments will hence.
Iorth De stamped as available only for six
nonths' Appiieation Tor permission TO remain af-
teI lhat period having 10 be made 10 the liusshn
nuthorties.
IspRlsoSNRsr for deht Ia ain var. oo,,,..
pna,.nd A., $500 ~ re'y eoihmoh in
much complaint among the London papers he
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GIRLS, CLOTHES.
should the shoulders or Hips Garry Hcny,
s.irts-suspenders spoil tho bust,

Skirts-Suspendrrss spoil tho lSust,
From the American AKricul,uri,tl
49,. ~. -, A., ~, ~. y, y, op .'.
uPon 'nis Po'n'' Va one sue u " h'serteu that
the internal organs OF the abdomen are so DELI
cate aud so easily displaced OF dcranged that II
ia conducive IN weatneas and disease 10 ear,
a,v yyo,,n,s .sns.,n. - a., ,ss~,t
suy "e,s.'' nsusns upou thas Poruon oi the
pouy. IL us replied 10 this That womens should
TO carry so great weight as fashion puts upon
vomen in ,ha ,y.y -, 49, 80, -.
women IN uo wy VI uess without unuue
Weaiiness 70 tne shopliers, and That the greater
oIesutn oi me female iorm AT the hips suggests
tne propriey OF carving the CHIEF weight Of the
G ni9 ~, ,aese. nste some sense IN nus re.
w, III ~ WOES happen tnht even the long, hesvy
SACK OF circular cioaks sometimes worn by
Women, become heavy burden 10 weak or even
very sloping shoulders. NO doubt " fees more
comfortable 70 carry heavy skirts hanging upon
the corset rather Than suspend IRON the should
eIs, 'or weitnttlng corset 80 equalzes the pres
sure Around the waist anu abdomen that no one
an enemy IN DISGUISE. hardly thlnk, however,
mat u can be Gflyen from the field so long as
our present style OF dress remains In fashion,
certainly not while basques and "Dlas waists
are generally worn. The charm OF these waists
Is their perfect "nt Of course; and they bring
nguIe, anu 70 use case oi bones or steel about
tne wslst 70 prevent Wrinkles anu heip 10 make
goou neuIe;
An oiu lhnJ tells US mat she anu her sister
ussu always IN her Rlrlnood TO nnish up thelr
corseN vain tops htting their shoulders, SO mat
lneir eorsets never pressed very heavily upon
tneit hips, abdomen anu back. IL rs nonsense 10
Porteu ron tne shoulders wear INC weight npon
tue hips. 10 majority OF such cases the chief
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.

The westphalls, which arrived yesterday
morning, has cas-, 900 In specie on board.
The U. s. steamer Powhatan ran on q sand
spit OF Governors Island yesterday morning
and Is fast aground.
J. j. Green was yesterday given judgment In a
suit against the city for to9.vO0 for laying water
pipes. The comptroller resisted the claim on
the ground that the contract was given illegally.
The exports OF produce from this port for the
week ending yesterday amounted to ii, 43U $40 Of
mixed value. The exports for corresponding
period last year were td,iii,056; total exports
since January OF this year s2Ss. 0O.0 55 against
SIS, 7Ua, i55 last year.
The Tipics will publish to-day report 10 the
effect that the Union Trust Company received
50 50O, 100 worth OF Lake Shore stock In February
last to negotiate; that recently the company paid
over on account 81 this stock o. 600, and that
accounted for,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTaIAs.

Programme Of the Grand Visitation.
The Grand Chancellor aud ofncers OF the
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythlss Of the District
will make their annual visItations to the several
subordinate lodges OF the Jurisdiction In the fol-
Der 10, 1873; Mount Vernon, No. D, Wednesday,
osto6er 20; Liberty, No. Q, Wednesday, Noveni-
Der o; Webster, No. !, Thursday, October 30;
tur, No. Q, Wednesday, November 10; syncu-
SLAMS. No. 10, Friday, October 81; Calanthe, No.
II, Monday, November ~: Hermone, No, IL,
Tuesday, November u; Damon, No. 10, wednes-
November IS; Germania, NO, Is, Thursday, No.
yember q; Reliance, No. 10, Thursday. November
49, Equal, No. II, Mon lay, December I; Occasia,
10, Wednesday, November 20; Anaoostia, No. 20,
Tuesday, December .; Harmoney, No. n, Thurs
day, November 20; Union, No. ~, FRIDAY, No.
vsmberT.
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4 Close Conie.,-Ths wa.hinstos. Short
Handed.

A Ci... Con,e.,-Tbe w,.h,,.,o,. sh.r,-
u.ns.s
-. "ase.
yesterday afternoon, the Red Stockings, Of
Boston, the probable cham plons for the present
seasons nav. met our profes,,onsI nine on me
oymp'o siounus, anu oareiy escaped defeat ~
the hanus OF our boys, a. the runs made upon
,he decision Of the umpire were to 10. Fred
Waterman. hoyever on thu ei,b,b ,nnino after
hs y,n, $500, ~. ~ s"o e,tn.u 'us,
touch him, changed the decision at the instance
OF the pitcher and catcher Of the Boston nine,
and decided Hines out thus not only changing
ne score By one run, but taking the spirit gu,
victory.
The Warrington nine entered the CELL short.
handed BY the absence OF Tommy Beals, whose
| seasons play has deservedly ranked him among
the best players In the country, and second, per.
haps, TO none on the nine except Paul Hlues. The
crowd naturally sought some explanation OF
/ esAs..'
as q Known % the entire fraternity that he u
engaged Win me B9ston nine o. ness season
BenIing WIN ms osn nine and me fel stocklngs
beals ieit me GUY sga,nst tne remonstIance AM
eeneIy persuanon 9, .ne RentIeme men, having tns
| business management OF inc cluD, putting NJ
we very nlmsy excuse mat ne hnu oeen treated
| unkindly oy sone o. tue nine, some weeks since
"n Ths P \, p,ssns ,ou, EA ". ,.,.. an IN,
nine, aud nc fraternity generally understant
thh y va out saoterIuEe 70 make we comics
Tor the championship between the Phlladelphi,
favor Of the iatter. ia doing so NJ Beas hs,
sorteteu n,s viai,n 70 tno appreeSiuon IN Wniua
ne nas oeen nsfetoiore neld, nan ne nsen p,es
%o III Ssye Sss psay dse
~. u hreuev winulng w os sea- season ~
adder on which he has risen to nisaef fame and
rux avs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
THE ROBBINS BUILDING.

A Comprsmiss Effected with Mr.. willard.
II will be remembered by the readers Of the
REPUBLICAN that few days since the Board Of
Public Works issued orders for the tearing down
Of the Robbins building, at the corner Of Sew
enth and u streets, on account OF il unsafe con-
dltiob. Mr.. Robbins, In behalf OF the owners OF
the property, has transmitted letter to the
board In which he states: taking II for granted
that the honorable Board Of Public Works, In
what they have done In relation TO the building
at the corner Of Seventh and y streets, have
been actuated solely by regard for the public
safety, the owners OF said building respectfully
submit 20 the board the following proposition,
to wit: They will place the building In the hands
OF John Fraser, architect, With Instructions to
remove all the unsafe portions thereof, and, by
rebuilding and renovation, be able 20 deliver to
It's owners building that shall be declared by
him (Fraser) TO be perfectly sound and safe, and
one that snail be approved by the honorable
Board Of Public Works. An Immediate answer
70 the foregoing proposition ia earnestly so
licited."
Yesterday Mr.. Willard, vice president OF the
board, directed reply TO be sent to Mr.. Rob-
bins, accepting his proposition, provided the
building shall be subject to the supervision and
acceptance Of the inspector OF buildings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

Alta meeting Of the bar Association, held yes
terday morning. Mr.. N. Wilson moved the ap
pointment Of committee 10 draft suitable reso
buttons concerning the death Of Hon. Jane.
Hughes, and Messrs. Coombs, N. Wilson, Dav.
idge, Merrick ami Perry were appointed.
Inc president announced that the funera
would take place at I O'Clock to-day at Bladens.
burg, and that the remains would arrive here al
sional cemetery.
The meeting then adjourned to 300 O'Clock
when resolutions OF respect to the memory OF
tho deceased were reported aud adopted, TO bt
presented to the Court In General Term.
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inform the delinquent churches OF the amounts
duo, and to whom Il should be paid.
Rev. Nj. Cooke, OF Hayre de Grace, moved
that the entire matter Of this deficiency be re-
ferred TO committee; which was carried.
On motion, the report OF the committee on the
evangelist was adopted ~ 4 whole.
A motion to adjourn was then carried, and the
synod was closed with prayer by the m oderatoi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
THE COUNTS.
saPreme Court Of the UAi,ed STATES.

WEDNESDAY. October q. is7a
On motion Of Mr.. A. J. Parker, Henry D
Brown, eeq., OF Detroit, Michigan, was admit
ted to practice As an attorney and counselor o.
this court.
On motion Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Kvarts, James X
Bates, ESQ.,, OF Boston, Massachusetts, was ad
mi,t tied to practice - an attorney and counselor
No. COZ. Reuben Wright, plaintiff In error, vs.
Jonas N. Iibbets. In error 70 the Spprem,
Court Of The District Of Columbia. on motion
dismissed with costs.
No. II. John 4. Q. Horn, appellant, vs.. W
Iockhart ct al: The reargument OF this cause
was concluded by Mr.. =. Phillips, OF counsel fol
No. %. solomon Cu,ner, use. &C., sppelauts
70. Tue United States. This cause was argued
ey nj. A. Mlrriman and Mr.. A q. Riddle, Of
counsel for the appellants, AMI submitted on
printed arguments by Mr.. Attorney General
No. q. WIN. J. aecoms, Surviving executor,
plaintiff u error Vs; ING County Commissioner
No. IS. The United States, plaintiffs, va. z. B.
Isham. The Argument OF this cause was com.
meneed BY Mr. Assistant Attorney General
Phillips, OF counsel Tor tue plaintiffs, and con.
tlnued by Mr.. Chas. 7. James and Mr.. j. ii. Ash.
ton for the defendant.
Adjourned until to-morrov at ~ O'Clock,
Supreme Court-ti,neraI Term.
All the Justices sat IN bdne yesterday for the
hearing Of appeal cases.
was argued by Nj. Casey, Mr.. Perry and M,
stanton, and the case was submitted to the
Crittenden vs.. Moore. The argument IN this
case was commenced by Mr.. Stanton.
Mr.. W. b. Webb presented the resolutions OF
the bar association relative TO the death Of Hon,
James Hughes, which were ordered to be en-.
tered upon the record.
Adjourned.
Police Ceurt-Judae Smell.
EllzaJ. Young, larceny OF q pair OF chIld's
shoes; 80. James Schultz, assault upon Miss
Brown, school teacher; SO Rick Hall, assault
sisting ofiicer Kenner; $40. James MARROW.
assault; 81. Wesley johnson, assault; IS. Fran.
Gals Nillmeusse, ASSAULT So and costs. Henry
charlton. disordeTly: slU. Wm. Thompso pro.
family; 70. Joseph simms, indecent exposure;
". ohAIies oAstaway, profane Language; o..
benlanin slower, dlsorderly; forfeited his col
lateral. Rebecca Cook, yagrant; workhouse
Louisa Fulton, boisterOus; IS. John Proctor. do
do. julia Banks, do; do. Ellen Ale, prostIlu,
tion; workhouse, 90 days. Harris Holiday, pre-
fame 81. Wv
A CORRESPONDENT Of the London TiD,es give,
details OF the latest appearances Of the Virgin,
and the miraculous results arising therefrom.
The Missionaries were two children, aged respeC.
lively thirteen and eleven, living Ia Paris both
Of whom were III, and had been given up by the
doctors. The Virgin appeared 10 the one lad In
February aud to the other In March last, the re-
suit being that they both recovered The Virgin
"a said 70 have appeared on one occasion with
the Infant Jesus Ia her arms, and to have threat
sned one OF the boys with q worse illness II he
were not good boy, and did not say his prayers
properly. That people can be- found 10 believe
such stun u miracle.
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THE LATE M. NJ. LEGGETT.
Meetias Of Ills Classmates Of Coianbis q
Law University.

Law University.
At meeting OF the class OF 1sIa Of the law de-
partment Of Columbian University, held At the
law building last evening. tho following memo.
rial Of their late classmate, Mortimer VI. Leggett
was adopted, viz:
We are unexpectedly called TO mourn the loss
OF one who, by his chafscter, his uniform cour-
tesy, Kindness aud modest bearing, had en-
deared himself TO all. His many good qualities,
prompt performance Of every duty, had gained
for him the respect Of all who knew MIN. We
who have met him In the classroom shall dee ply
feel his loss, and shall ever cherish his memory
with affection. To his family, In their sad and
sudden bereavement, We offer our heartfelt
sympathy, Theirs 10 the greater loss. May the
Father OF all comfort them 10 their Affections.
Several classmates Of the deceased paid glow
ing tributes 10 his memory, after which the caas
adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

The world.famed peerless queen Of buriesque,
Miss Lydia Thompson, and her new mammoth
company, win visit Washington on Monday next,
when she will give six performances and mail.
nee At Walls Opera House. She will open with
the grand extravaganza In two acts, "Mephsto, y
followed by "S pbad," aladdin" and "Kobiu
Hood" On Friday the farewell benefit OF Lydia
10 two pieces. Saturday the Blue Beard" and
the "Heathen Chinee."
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MILITARY.

Meeiius Of Company - Miscsilaueou.
Business.
Company y, First regiment, National Guard,
held their regular meeting, last night, at their
armory, Capt. Hanuemau In the chair. A num-
Der OF recruits were received, and the following
honorary members elected; Messrs. Gu. Pete r
sen, J. Won Byern, Robert Wenrhan, Mai. J. 4.
4. Plant and Capt. Fred. Cook. A committee on
incorporation was appointed, with orders 10 re-
port At the next meeting; after which the com
pany adjourned for drill,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

Call and examine the IRE and burRlar-proo
vaults Of the safe Deposit Company, corner o
New York avenue aud Fifteenth street, for safe.
keeping OF securities, Jewels, Nilver-waTe, OF
other valuables. Rents, from len 10 sixty dol
lars per annum, according to size. No business
man can afford to do without them.
Take rdrnfng from the Chicago ana Boston fires.
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C..r, sale oryaIuahi. pro,cr,x

Messrs. LatImer \ Ciesry, auctionecrs, will,
this afternoon, sell that valuable property on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, being No. 1922. A three.story
brick residence In this locality Is seldom offered
At court sale. Persons desiring an Investment
would do well to attend this sale.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

Tho Man "Who Got shot ut savass's'
can still he supplied; also, a good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder, wa'ls Ac., tc., cheap
| or cash
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

A meeting OF tho members OF the bar Of the
District OF Columbia will be held IN the Circuit
Courtroom this morning at II O'Clock, to take
appropriate action upon the death OF Judge
Hughes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICER,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, D. O., August Ii. Is7a
on the petition n T. q ALLEN, of Len y, New
q KIN NJ VT S e5'shsiSn q patsnt rantsd
ptovament In Corn PIantsTHt ~ " " $50
~ u ordered that the testimony In the Case be
closed on the It'll day Of October NEXT that the time
Tor nling arguments and the Examiner report 10
petition be heard on the 2id day % October next.
ssss s''n isP SS%mi.sIou,,,
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AMUsE me- NTs.


Tue entertainment to DC given at WIZARDS
hall by the Shakespeare Club, OF this city, for the
benent Of the sadly af,,lcted citizens OF Mem,
pills, comes OF tonight, and We hope the hall
will be crowded by the gool people Of Washing.
ton, In order to show thetr sympathy 10 . Sub.
stantlal manner for the sufferers OF sister city.
In addition TO the programme offered by the
club for the amusement OF the audience, we
learn that the Secretary OF the Navy, upon hear
ing OF the entertainment, 1t once gave orders
that the Marine band should be detailed TO As.
sst In the performances. THIS will be good
news TO all lovers OF nne music, AMI Il cannot
fall to attract many to WIZARDS nall who would
not otherwise have gone.
wealso learn that the entire receipts are Il
be sent TO Memphis, the Shakespeare club hav
Ing determined that all the expenses OF the en-
tertainment shall be paid out OF It's own treasury
Those. therefore, who contribute have TIT
to the relief OF those for whom IT Ia intended.
Wallis Opern House.
A go0i-sZed and fashionable audience wit
messed Mr.. Florences wonderful personation Of
Capt. Cutie, 10 "Dombey ana Son, T" last evening
At Wallis Opera House. Considering the ex,
celence Of the representation, there should no,
have been a single vacant seat. Florenee's Cut.
tie takes rank with ysnerson's Rip Van Wrinkle,
or Sotherns Lord Dundreary, and the highly
commendatory terms in which the distinguished
novelist indulge 10 his letter 10 Mr.. Florence,
(which was published In the REPrBLicAs Of lester.
dayD were echoed BY the applause with which
every sally OF the old mariners genuine humoI
was received. The audience recognized the
realization OF Mr.. Dickens conception IN every
word and action OF the comedian. IL the theatre.
goers OF Washington fall this evening to witness
MT. Florence IN this special role they have only
themselves to blame Tor having let slip an op.
portunity for an evening Of real pleasure. The
After-pece last night was "rhe Yankee House.
keeper" In which Mrs. Florence appeared as
Peg. The personation, though familiar TO most
theatrical patrons, never falls to receive IN.
bounded favor. Mr. Florence IL well known as
ahrst-class Irish comedian. and his assump tlon
OF the role OF Barney Kept all his auditors In the
best OF humor. Gen. sherman occupied q private
box, and other distinguished personages were
present: THIS evening the bill will be repeated
for the last time.
Theatre C0mique.
Ling Look and Gamadiva are still drawing
large houses At the Theatre Comique, and their
wonderful performances are still wrapped IN
mystery. In addition to these attractions, Miss
Blanche selwyan, In her characteristics, Ii well
worth seeing. The Austins, In their manual OF
arms and zouave drill, are excellent, while Eagan
and Edwards convulse the house with their Judi.
crous protean sketches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
ITO ARCHITECTS.


WASHINGTON, August, 1874
In accordance with the proyiaiOns OF an act Of
Congrens approved March q, ISIS, the undersi med
including "details or working pians) for new buld
ing for tho Library OF Congress- to be drawn IN 30
furnished TO applicants. The sum OF 1tteen hun,
dTed dollars VII bs paid for such design may De
Adlqdsed THO best by the Commission; one thou,
sand dollarg for the second best, and 1vo hundred
40 ars to ne third best to DO paid on tho sini Of
The psns must be submitted on or beiors the Ist
daX OF November next and Addressed 6LepAid)
to the Librarian Of Congress, Washington, u. q.
Chairman Of p'e JOint Committee
..-,- cS en ins h'p n ,Gc Senate Commit.
on'nn'ion tee on Public bundipp and
Grounds
auiseo Librarian u Congress-
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National sayius, BouL

corner OF New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays q per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Ranking hours 10 q satur.
days, TO tnnd To 9.
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such a. horse brushes, curry combs, channels
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
mabe car,is, carriage Jacks, carriage wrenches,
&C., &C., for sale at low prices by
JOS. !. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street
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CITYTTEMS

~, The CONSTANTLY EXPANDING business Of Ben
} Ies.,n Cox 80 Pennsylyana avenue, Is fast
Dlstrict 10 the line OF fine candies and confecs
uons. large portion OF the retail trade OF the
SIiw " already supplied by them. They sell az
ayi,c,e az Pr,ces, and Insure the trade pure
NhITMs DRUGGIST corner and Second streets
cnal and general use, al ii per boi,,e II IN
aruclels moi ~ represented, the money will be
rV'u'"eu' cost
"a WoSpsR OF MEDICAL sCIESCEn nav wei, he
applied to Dr. Wlstat's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
II Is nearly half century since this remafkabie
the immediate and enyiable reputation which il
gained by Its wonderful cures OF coughs, colds.
hopping cough, sore throat, influenza, consump,
tlon and all bronchial complaints Is TO This day
fully sustained.
Disabling Disease.
No disease which does not confine man to
hls bed so completely un1ts him for business o.
dyspepsia. When the stomach Ia foul the brain
Is always muddy and confused, and as the cares
AMI anNleties OF life are sunclent burden for
mented by the miseries born of Indigestion, II il
hghly desirable for the brains sake, as well a.
, ,or we saks o. every other portion Of the sys-
tein, mat Tue ulsor1ered stomach should be re-
stored with the utmost dispatch 10 a healthy.
vigorous condition. This object can always 81
accomplished acc by course Of Hostetters Stoui-
|
speclncs, which evacuatcs the morbid humors
through the bowels, rouses and tones the torpid
stomach aud regulates the liver, Itnparts nrIn.
ness 70 the nerves and clears tho sensorlum OF
lts mental cobwebs. Persons subject 10 attacks
o. indigestion, bilious headache irrep,ilarity on
tno bowels, sickness at the stomach or 1.-The
plnes should lake the bltters once or twice a
uhy throughout the present season.
Lnh GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for aout and
hneumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing are Al.
xiseu 70 use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic pills.
Tncy eau he RELISH upon az the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered to the bubble. and
nave been universally used In Europe for II any
years with tho greatest success. Prepared b.
phouT HAEsANr, 229 Strand, London, knglnnd,
and sol! BY all drursists.
yhirs. elesn. sound teeth. oil may have by
upslnS Tally TnpRsToNs Ivory Pearl Toot6
roMueri price ~ and 70 cents per bottle.
DAuIlfuir soft, glossy hair, all desire IT. all
may nAvc " By coDgtant use Of Tgpyr,,oNN
fomade optime. Price, 20 and 90 cents reT
IieurcotoREoKida Gloves arc very s,vl,,b vb,n
not solicit; JouvEss inodorous Kid Glove
Clcaner VIII renoyate them thoroughly: prioe n
| fancy dealers. '
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STRENGTHENING pLIs-
IEhs whenever q plaster Is needed, are unri-
saled. Price " IA. and IN cents each.