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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03

Some Of the parties connected with the Til
ton-Beecher business have good ground for
legal proceedings against the publishers Of
papers who pretend TO print their portraits.
Many Of these pictures are caricatures of the
most aggravsting description, while others are
totally unlike any one who ever did lire or ever
pught to live
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter On Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY August 3, 1874.
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
ANY portion OF IL, may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at
the rate OF nfty cent? per month. Orders, &C.
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business ofice Of the paper.
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TO add to the misery OF her stay at homes the
public libraries Of Baltimore are closed during
the month Of August II the Peabody Institute
j. anything more like q tomb on that account
during this month than it Is the rest Of the year
it must be an avfully solemn place. Why its
attaches don't wear shrouds we never could un
Gersfand.
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DEOPOsALs FOB FUEL.

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs,)
Corner PeBHSyir ANA drsHHs and 2lSt street, }
WAsHINSIoN, ID. G., August lst, 1874.
sealed Propos ais will be received by the under
sign ed, until = O'Clock m. on the Sd SEP
TIMBER, 1874, TO furnish this office with Fuel fl the
year encing June 80, ISIS. Information to guam
tity, &C., &C can be Obtsined application at this
Office. The right to reject any all bids, or TO
cept sny bid Is reserved, and each bidder IL required
20 post with the Treasurer OF the United states
the sum Of $500 guarantee Of faithful peri 1Fm
Of the contract il the contT act Is awarded to
him. o. < BABOOOk,
Colonel Of Engineers, U. 3. A in charg, Public
Buildings anO GROUNDS. aug3-6s
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IUST PUBLISHED.
HANDBOOK OF POLITICS,
FOR 1874

Being record OF important political action, Ma
1874,
By Hon EDWABD MCPHERSON, LII D,
CLERK IL the House Of Reps. OF the o. 8.
Price 81 80, free by mail.
SOLOMONS CHAPMAN,
Agents for Foreign Statistical and Govt Be- oks,
aus 81 Publishers, Oil Psup. avenue
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. NOTIOK 10 TAXPAYERs-

COLLECTORs OFFICE, DISTRICT OF OoLUMBIA.l
WASHINGTON, J1ly Il, 1874
by an act OF congress approved Juns 20, 1874, en-
uttd act Tor the govern ment OF The District of
Ooiun oia and Tor other pur poses there il levied
upon the present assessed value Of ali real
the district OF Columbia for the fiscal year ending
june 80, ld5.the following taxes, viz: In tho city
OF W ssbir gton three dollars on each one hundred
Dollar OF the preseRt assessed vsusiion; Ia the
city OF Georgetown two dollars and fifty cents on
each one hundred dollars of the present assessed
Of W ssbingtOn and Georgetown,l two dollars on
each one hundred dollars of the present assessed
valuation.
By the terms OF his act an abatement Of one per
ceLt. Per month Is allowed npon the tar levied
Tor each and every month OF payment made ia ad
vance Of the LIST day Of Novembs r, 1874 On and
is added.
b the same act il is made the duty of the coIiec
tor, on the FIRST day Of March 1878, prepare st
OF all property upon nich paid aud ten
Gays thereafter to advertise the same for sale In
some newspaper published in the District Of Column
bia, In tn. manner pres cribed By law.
Tne tax books prepared urder this new levy lin
posed by act Of ngress above referred to) having
been mPleted by the of the
fu'r sh' q On application q. this Office.
H. CbdfeHlsNt Of four fcfH be nllotred
dkgJs the month Of JHiy.
Al PERSONS tcIShtrE 20 drni} themselves Of ths htsh-
est GbasmsHf aotred ~ dtc should maxi immediate
Application 10 this Qfre procure their bulls and
TINS drOid the rT0rd and delay dltdys iaeidsat 10
the last days Of III, month.
JOHN y COOK,
D22-l0t Collector Of Taxes for b. q.
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Poor PiBchback has lard time OF 1t. During
the last session OF Congress he was an eager
applicant for admission to either House, but,
unfortunately for him, the doors were closed
against him. Returning to New Orleans, he
devotes his energies to securing the chairman
ship Of the republican state committee, but fails
in this endeavor also, and il now left out in the
cold altogether.
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FOR SALE

kHoR SALE, CHEAP G. DRAUGHT
Nv hpbskS Apply to IA Els KtHHE IN
u Nn sno Beundary streets n. .. spS-1r' IA
r oh sALk-A BAY HURsE, l61a hands hiyh,
SIX srs oid, will work spywheIe, Oan a.
en- Tor q few days 81 p. FLEMING'S I'm
stable, street. betwee ~ and 9th. su3St GA
tVh 1919 gentle, qaiss, little HORSE, not
Isst, but not afraid Of steam cars or -
o 9sndds I; stands without si,ching; equally IL
az owter has no use for him. Apply 500 nth ST. eet
corner Of II northwest. ana as
FOR sALK-The SAND sOOW "Bessie,n 4,
gooe working order, lying at 9Th street wharf
Apply ct 6O4 Pennsyivsnia avenue. aul 81
E'OR SALE. AT COSTA lot of Second hand
i ,FUREITURE, COOK STOVES, one BE
fhIGERAIOR, one copper lined BATH TUB &c
Also, BUGGY and HARNESS, and one large
LlQU6R CASE. 421 10th street NV. j3l-sts
EOR SALE-SPRIHG WAGONS of ALI sizes.
TOP BuGGIES, one TWO-sEAT R6,
DkAG Sold on monthly pay ments at aES
very low price. JAS. E. PROBEY, AT VT
Prospect street, Georgetown. jel6-6wr
FOB sALE-Fine CANARY and MOOKTE0
y BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRD = -
SAGEs Prizes low: No !ss South street
febS-T -'' '' '-'' INV J. M. eoETz.
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Tho Co-paTinership heretofore existing between
HANSON A. BISLBY and THOMAS c. COX has,
by mutual consent, been this dsy dissolved
WAsHIS6rON, u. O August I. 1874. sul st
A CABD w. THoM PsON. yustice Of the
N Peace and Notary Public. No. 112s 7th street
northwest. nearly opposite W II n sselI's gro
CRY. Office hours from q to 81 O'Clock m
Gentlemen and aides desiring 10 VI axe acknowledge
nent Of leeds transact other official business be-
fore the advertiser will please to call him at his
Residence, No. 12Oi corner Of 5th and NJ strests
northwest, st any time after Off se hours. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03

Senator Morton made his first speech in the
lndiara campaign on Friday night last at
1erTe Haute. He touched on almost every po-
htical topic Of public interest, and his speech
ne receiving q large share OF attention from
both parties. In the course of his remarks he
secuted the idea Of a third party. giving it a.
bis opinion that fer years to. come the contest
VIII De between the republican aRd democratic
parties, that between them there is no room for
third party, and every one that is organized
will be feeble and ephemeral. The two great
parties represent different ideas, tendenciss
and modes OF thought, which are in irrepres.i-
bic conflict.
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OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GR0TNDS

A AMI
" GROUNDS,
Washington, d. August !. 1874
Sealed Proposals v i'll be received until THURS.
DAY, eeptenber Sd, 1874, at - O'Clock at this
office. for the cOnstrue ion a substantial Irsn and
Masonry Bridge ard Of Causeway scrOss the Ana
costa or Eastern Branch II the Potomac river
Persons proposing will furnish complete drawings
and description of the structure they prop to
erect. The length Of the bridge and causeway will
be seventeen hundred feet. Further information
cso be obtained on application to the undo eued
Proposals. must be fIdorsed " Proposals for Iron
Bf1cge. u asonry and Csusewey.n
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bids or
sccert any bid. o. L. BABCOCK,
auss6t Colonel Of m gineers,U 3. A.
VUST ARRIyED-HOLLAND WATER HER
- RING; first this season. BY A. II. +. HOL-
STEM, Center and Savage Square Markets. aul- S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03

A good advertisement insures Q business con-
nection Of the most permanent and independ-
ent basis, and h In . certain sense . guarantee
To the customer Of fair and moderate prices
Experience has shown that the dealer who's
wares have obtained . public celebrity Ia no.
only enabled TO sell, but b forced 10 sell at req
sonable rates, and 10 furnish Q good article.
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association
NORFOLK, VA.

THURSDAY, September 3, 1874.
This enterprise is conducted by the Masonic BE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF N0kFoLK, VA under au-
thority Of The Virginia Legislature act passed
March Stb 1881, for the pur of raising fluids to
complete the Masonic Temple now in course Of
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ROSDs. CERTIFICATES,
p I'D SEWER ASSIGNMENTS.

The attention OF property owners having paid
General Sewerage Assessment Bills is res pect IIy
called to the following facts
By the new law Of Congress they can be redeemed
in 6ftyyea bonds bearing interest at IS loo per
cent, IN Sums only Of $50 and $500: they are
Lot reoeiy able for taxes of any description.
III your bill Is odd amount, You will be Obliged
20 cit her sell buy enough bills to make the
amount Of hfties or five hundreds, money c An
be paid by the authorities under any circumstances
The undermined Is now purchasing these bills for
css at the highest rates.
IfyCu have ieft your bills Wit the Board of Audit
their ipt will be suff Gent for transfer, should
you conclude 10 sell.
All Information regarding taxes and District
uatters cheerfully furnished without charge.
All kinds Of District Securities bought and sold
PETER CAMPBELL.
STOCK BROKER,
No. 1923 Pennsyly anita avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03

The Springfield. Massachusetts,, Caion thinks
this 10 good time for persons afflicted With
ButierPhobis to get over their complaint, for the
reason that this year the General is not A. for
midable a. usual In state politics. The same
paper even doubts his reelection BY the hardy
fishermen Of Cape Ann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03
$4,000 TICKEIs-s.000 CASH GIFTS.
A2sO. 0Oo Tn RE GIvrN xw.v
no INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.

This Concert is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
will be cond ueted with the hbsrality, hon.
esfy. and fairness hich characterized the first en-.
terpEise. JOHN l.. ROPER. Pres'G.
Fer Tickets and Circulars giving full information,
address,, HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary,
Assxss Wasted EruywAsrs. je1e a,Wf,2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03

hFI o. o. Fan adjourned meeting of the B.
Wy w GBkED EHCAmPMEaT will be held
a. Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street, TO 0RROW
EVENING, 4th instant, ct ~ O'Clock.
IL, H. b. ALLYN, @. Scribe.
TTHI LADIHs of the NORTH BAPTIST
Wy CHURCH, Nth STR ct, between and 9,
viii hold Festival on TUESDAY EVENING,
August 4'h. Music and Literary Exercises. Ali
kinds OF fruit and flowers for sale. au3A~
fFTBE REGULAR MONTHLY MEHTIN9
wUMEHS OHRIsTIAN ASSOCIATIONS viii be
residence of MIRA W. y HELs6H, u Grant Place,
Of n. By order Of the Board.
EMMA g. HELSON, Sec. pre- tenn.
he SiNShtoTH RrP s8ssis4o nsf' asssS 8!
CITATION will be held THIS EVENING ct the
Office OF saDoorn & King, AIS Pendsy lvsnia ave.
nue. at 80 O'Clock, to take appropriate action in
view OF the death OF the lie Of the Pres of the
Association. By order of the Vice President.
IL O. T. WITHSTAND Secretary.
nFY0UNG MENs, CHRISTIAN AsSOOIA.
Wy TON,
Corner Of 9Th and u stress.
kNfc1hG GLASSES 10 Latin, Greek, I'm slish
Or 'nnar, Photography, Mathematics, and eacred
Hls'ory, CONNER cling September IL.
lssses Opt n T. all.
Free Beading Room and Circulating Library,
Daily Prsyer Meetinss at I7:l5, 6 aud D m
Sabbath Evening Services al the Rooms at 8
o'cla ok.
1E WELCOME ALL ausl.tr
nFRhOEIPTED sEwER. BILLS bought to
Wy any smsunt. NJ. NJ R0HRER,
s. Iot sl3 7th street.
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MEDICAL. DC.

DE J: W. sCHOENEOKHR,- 1924 street,
patients. put up q TURKO,RUssIAN BATH, Inn inn,
the stesm, and the bath becomes a comfort instead
be @sess gs
j. sulthur or any medicine can be used in the boil
has bath alone Persons subject TO con sestions
OF the head or lungs can take the improved bath
eases, III. pms ism, paralysis, ali skin and female
diseases, the Dr. treats successfully hydrophobis,
etc operations OF pol pes, cancers, &c, perform,
Cd sfer me iatsst scientific method Electrolysis
Consultations free. jy2l 2ws
CUBE YOURsELF.-sATIsFA will do
- II Ictthom internal medicine. Only al, stott's,
avenue Nalrn STREET and
bergs corner 81 aud streets, and Darby ., corner
u street and Pennsylvania avenue; Coushlin' o,
I TR0SOOPIA.-Reary st hear We! near We! Read
- and be tctse:-The celebrated Uroscopisn Ply
suited at their permahent Medical once, 900 and
9OS street southwest. After having travelled the
spent seven years among the Indians for the pnr
pose al getting thoro' gh knowledge Of Botany,
cure all complaints to which the human family are
SUBJECT We fstter ourselves that all wis favor us
question, seeirg the patient tell them their COM
plslnts and symptoms, and guarantee easy and
examination
two ouLcvs OF the first urine in the morning No
charge FOR advice or examin alton jylO-lms
a GENCY FOE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
"A HAS REMOVED to JOS. W. NAIRN'S, cor
OF Pennsylyania avenue and 9Th street. Alnlsnaos
Hee. je22 -3m'
tlh: JAM WILSON,
~ A thoroughly experienced and scientific Mid.
wife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended to at their residence at any hour
night or day. or pleas rooms and the best OF at
tendance at the Doctors private residence, ZIG q
street northwest, between LIST and 81 SITS. msr7-Iy
nR. ROHEHrSON,
as 10TH STRRkf. NkAR PA. AvRNvI,
from long ex experience In both hospital and
private practice, will guarantee cure In all Dis
eases OF the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
Strtcture, Syphilis, and SpermAtorrhOHa Gases OF
GonorrnCRa recently contracted cured 10 to days
syphilis In all lis stages quickly cured and the poi
son entirely eradcated fron the system without the
excuses snd abuse IN youth. causing loss Of memory
and Insanity, general debility, organic weap ness
lmpotenoY nervous irrttsbility, symptoms of coz.
snmptions Indigestion. palpi:ation Of the heart,
sorebzdtnss, self distrust, &C.. speedily cured by
lewly discovered remedies. DIR. r., located for
many years at y 3. kutaw street, Baltimore, Ic 4,
has consented after many solicitations by his as o.
city, where be may DO consulted every "Wednesday
sid satnrssy Ia each week, from IN. to p. m.
MANHOOD REsTORED.-A victim of youthful
I'VE tmprudence, causing premature decay, ner-
VeuS debility etc, having tried In vain every known
sepd free to his fellow sufferers. Address j. a
kEENE, 5e Nassau st New York. jy6-m. 4. 3m
ENEMALD DISEASES Of all Kinds treated De.
u scribe Gaze ana enoloso o.; advice and uedf
eine viii be sent. Address Mrs Dr.. THOMPSON.
20 eas North istb street. Phuadslshia. jsnJ5-lTs
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The Vicksburg election, about which there
has been 50 much apprehension, takes place to-
morrow. There can be no doH bt that a threat
enipg state OF affairs exists there, but it is
nevertheless hoped that the day will pass OFF
peseably. The Memphis Appeal, evidently
nervous over the situation, referring to the con-
ditioD of affairs, says:
"On one line the negroes are arrayed in solid
column, looking as black and remOrseless as the
evening storm cloud. On the other line the white
Celtic, Caucasian race are standing shoulder to
shoulder, with knitted brow and compressed
lips, determined to stand by their own race"
The Presidents refusal to allow the interfer-
ence or United States troops is generally COM
nended by the democratic press. The Richmond
Enquirer thinks this q grsnder victory at yicks-
burg for Grant than the one he achieved there
the 4th OF July, 1853, and that it will reflect far
more credit upon his name in history
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03

The American Congress has the reputation of
being somewhat disordeTly body at times, but
frequent occurrences on the other side Of the
water show that many other national legislative
bodies might learn lessons in decorum from US.
For instance, We read that in the French As
senbly on Saturday one member called another
liar; that several members rushed towards
the person so stigmatzsd shouting and shaking
Their fists, and that the president of the Assem-
bly,, unable to restore order, suspended the sit
ting. We are also informed that several duels
are expected to follow. Had such a scene &C.
CURED in the American Congress, the removal
oil the offending parties by the Sergeant-at-
arms would at once have restored order.
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BOARDING.

hhGE HOUSE, ROOMS e1 suite or single, and
II AID: Fruit. Flowers, Vegetables, Cc0q net
Grounds, b. lex etable, Summer Prices, at 250s
l. street northwest. y2t-3as
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. GEORGE 3. AINd
~ HAS RETURNED
TO HIS OLD RESIDENCE,
ll4o 9Th street northwest, near NJ. jy91m
ELECTRICITY IN The HANDS OF MRS s.
~ u. MORRILL,, N. D., cures Dr. sentery, CHI Jlera
Infan nm, and all Chronic Diseases, especially
Neuralgia and paralysis. 1856 10th street north
west. ielI ly
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-22
Original Notice.

To A. SALYARDS:
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 18th day of October a. ID.
1874, petition of Harriet Ann Sal
yards will be filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the State of Iowa, in and for
Marion county, claiming decree OF
divorce from you on the ground OF
your willfui absence; for the care
and control of James II. Salyards
minor child and that her name be
changed to Harriet Ann Helmick.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day Of the December Term, a. ID.
1874 of said Court, which will COM
mence on the 18th day of December A.
ID. 1874, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
STONE & AYRES
1922 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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eanair sstale soeiesy.

The Annual meeting OF the Mari
on Co. Bible Society WAS held in the
FIRST Presbyterian church at Ano Y
Vile, Oct. sth, 1874, Pres't j. f.
Greenlee in the chair. The exercises
of the evening were opened with
singing by the choir. Prayer by
Rev. Z. IL. Waring; reading of the
Scriptures by Rev. H. Z. Wallace.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing persons to nominate officers
10 be elected for the ensuing year,
viz: Z. K. Woodruff, Vim. Barnes
and j. a Roberts.
State Agent, Rev. L. G. Condit,
delivered an address i'm the interest
of the Bible cause, also Rev. III. +.
Wallace delivered an address in the
interest of said cause.
Treasurer w. b. Young made a
brief report, showing that the finan-
ciai condition of the society was
good.
President appointed John Reed,
r. II. Underhill, j. A. Roberts and
WIN Barnes to lake up collection.
Committee on nominations report
ed the following named persons for
officers of the society for the ensuing
year, and on motion they were duly
elected, to-wit:
Pres't, j. +. Greenlee; lst vice
president, VIM. Bussing; I'd vice
president, Il. j. Anderson Sd vice
president, Larkin Wright; sec'y, S.
l.. Collins; treasurer, w. b. Young !;
executive committee, A. w. Collins,
Geo. Kruck and VIM. Barnes.
a business meeting of the Board
was called for Monday morning at
81 o'clock, after which the meeting
closed with doxology and benedic-
ton. S. l.. COLLINS, Sec'y.
The business meeting of the Board
convened at the United Presbyteri
church at 81 O'Clock, Monday morn
ing, Pres't j. L. Greenlee in the
chair.
After devotional exercises, by Rev.
+. II. Waring, the following business
was transacted:
On motion it was agreed that the
State agent, Rev. Z. G. CoRdit, en-
ploy an agent for this county, to can
vass and organize societies auxiliary
TO the county society. Collections
$3.50.
On motion it was agreed that the
next annual meeting of the society
be held at Knoxville on the first
Sabbath in Nov, 1875. On motion
adjourned.
S. L. COLLINS, ,Sec'y.
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Oct IL, 1874
Administrasor's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have been duly appointed by
the Circuit Court of Marion County
Iowa, as Administrations of the Estate
OF William Oliver, deceased.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO said deceased, are requested
to come forward and make payment
without delay; and all persons hav-
ing claims against the Estate Will
present them for allowance, duly ver-
flied according to law.
ELIZABETH OLIVER.
RILEY HOWARD.
Sept. 2Sth, 1874. (l7-20)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-22
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
NE MEM BUSINESSr

NE MEM BUSINESSr
Talk is cheap, bnt prices
tell we have got the Goans
and are bound to sell.
We want 1t distinctly IN
derstood that ii is eur aim
to do a larger business,
make more new customers,
and Sc ,lmore Goods this ia |
than ever before. We have
got the Stock that will do
it; and all we elbow" fer,
is Customers. Our business
has been satisfactory, hut
we are anxious TO increase
1t, and know what is necss-
sary TO bring about that
result, viz; GOOD foods,
fair and square dealing, aad
low prices"
Miner & Palmer,
Knoxville, Iowa.
lwest id- Of Squ are.
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DR.. GREEN'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.
>. the resplt Of an experience Of thirty years In

A re the resnt Of experience Of thirty years tn
n the practice ola successful ply stefan.
Bitter Tonfc--An extract Of roots and herbs.
so iudicously and incidentally combined that every
part Of the diseased body receives the help required
il is not claimed as pauacea for all the ils Of life.
but for dyspepsia bilious and liver complaints fever
and lagus cholera. debility, and all diseases OF the
stomach liver and digestive organs II IL an eheetnhi
remedy. As preventive ag.inst fever aud sgue and
raaarious diseases 1t il unsurpassed IL strength
ems and builds up the hltsted system and gives
newsd strength TO ell parts Of the body.
Kings Cure-sets as a diuretie evacuhnt Ia
cases Of ropsy govt gravel and diseases OF the bad
der end kidnsys porifes the blood cures scrofna
and eruptiys diseases, rheumatic ana neuralsic
pains and all diseases Of the urinary orgsns
Expectorani-A prompt remedy Tor coughs
sthma Group aud all diseases Of the lungs and chest
and the FIRST stages OF consumption ana typho'd is
yer.
Liver and Ague pills Are prepared express.
y 10 aid the tonic 10 curing acute and chrome cases
they act without dfpletiuc.
Crime ana Linimenf-opens the pores Of the
esh aud pepetratt 70 thr boLe or f.at OF ppin sr>
ing reIsf 10 nsn on tsast speedily ss any Outward
sS;licstion rAn.
Tor sale by all druggists and dealers
Is.loly 4. T.BARIuff 20, Burlington, icws