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THE SPRE.FG STYLES.

THE SPRI.FG STILES.
call attention to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLE
styles Of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, among many other varieties, on my counters:
The s'Diamond Check" Suit,
q new and handsome style in fashion,bl. fabrics.
IL II neat, dressy, and keeps its shape well.
The Double.breasted Sack Suit
business The VESTS dsrbie breasted. and has the
new notched collar. The Pants are from Q nex
model, easy in wear and snug in 1t.
The "New Color Suit
is model Of beauty. II lie OF seasonable weight and
peculiar hnish IL consery alive 10 style and ad apted
for persons who prefer quiet and incons picuous
The Spar Excellence'' Suits
the % tSss sps1s: :S Q.
quite reasonable in price, and is selling very rapidly
The "Twflight" Suit
WAS fopId 30 very desirable last season that hsd
now prepared to supply the HEAVIEST demsni. o A
MY $40 AlI.wOol Suits
are gree: n They 81. sy z. .. the s sss
force az work en- these goods.
Great Specially I'm Mems Pants.
All colors. all styles, all of the best Fore sn AID
Domestic Fabrics. In this line def com pstition.
EvRYBODY INVITED
to call and see the styles, whsthsr they wish to
buy or not.
a. STRAUS.
IOIl--PkNEsYLvAHI AVENUE .leJl
spz-tr Between 10Th and lith streets.
A LHWI, sEhIHARY FOB YOUNG LADIES
Address n; A: TYSON SISTER,
nssaN Censssf =. p. eFiqes Gs0rSs Qeo 1d.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire success Simple, prom pt. efficient and reIi-
able. They are the only medicines perfectly
adapted to populs- u'e-sO simple that mistakes
csnLot be made in using them: harmless as 20 be
Tree u ON anger; and efficient as q be alxs,s
reliable. They have the highest com neudsiion
from all, and viii always render Satisfaction
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The school Book Nuisance.

EDITOR STAR:-As a member of this commu-
nifty, having children attending the public
schools, desire 70 thank you for opposing tn 3
proposed change in text books. 1t is said til 1t
Figures don't lie," but if they do not they are
certainly made to grossly mssrepres,nG the
facts and that Is precisely the use male of the m
by your correspondent in Yesterdays SrAR r
don't know who he is, and don't care; but [ do
snow that at nearly every term i have to pur-
chase new books tor my children, because OF
change III the school. True, it is not Oh Suge
OF authors, but II il a change of editions OF the
same authcr, which amounts to precisely tle
.ame thing, SO FAR as the cost is concerned. 1
nave supplied one or two sec lnd-hand book.
torres, for years, with rejected books from this
cause, and have enough left now to stock a de-
cent school. Everybody knows or ought To
know, that the publishers issue a new and ora
vlstd" cotton annually, and that il i. done for
the sole purpose OF compelling the purchase of
q new set. The uhOle thing is most tranSnar-
eht swii die, and 1t is high time it was stopped.
have been teacher myself, and think |
know something about text books; and know
there Is no greater source of confusion to tina
mind OF child than this constant Changing OF
textbooks. IL does not matter half SO much
what text book Is used, a0h0 uses 1t, or hOy IL
IS used. lt Is the general or fundamental prin-
ciPies that should be taught, and not a mere
memorizlng OF words, to be repeated parrot
like A black board, and q teacher that knoics
hoC 10 use IL, Is worth more in a school than all
the xt-books put together. Teach a Child i'm
routine certain fixed set of words, a nd he
really learns comparatively nothing. The mo-
ment the routine or form of expression is
changed, 1t is all confusion to him. He Is
ike car, so long as he is on the rails he Is
ali Ilght-can go over IL like streak
but the momen mt he leaves the track he is ut
tefiy helpless. But teach the priRciples-how il
is, and tchy 1T is-teach him to rea.on-to use has
mind more and his books less, and then he will
really know something, and ALWAYS be ready tn
"give reason for the faith that is in him
Our so-called education il altogether too super
ncial-too much for show, and too little for use
1t is all very nice for examination day. bat is
useless for the practical business Of life or for
permanent mental Improvement. All this re-
suits to great extent from too much reliance
worse by their too frequent change. Look at
Agassis, the greatest OF teachers-he discarded
books almost entirely, and SO have all our best
teachers. Text books are merely tools at best
the safest thing is to learn how to use them;
and that depends on the teacher, not the book.
April Il. CITIZEN,
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General Debility.

In this complaint the good offsets OF the VIC ErtSE
are realized Immediately after c mneucing to taze
", as deb'ilty denotes deficiency of the blood aud
NEsk1INE acts directly upon the bloSd.
VEG ETINEIS SOLD BYALL UGGlSTS.
a. -
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GREAT CRAsH
L n p K ES,
FAVORABLE TO PURCHASERS,
DRY GOODS
CARPETS
LOWER THAN EVER.
0UReF0CK IMMENSE.
ATTRACTIONS GREAT.
TO BUY.
THE ASSORTMENT TOO LARGE TO EMF
mERATE EVERY ARTICLE.
OUR sPECIALTlEs comprises
DRESS GOODS Of ell ciSsss., pOMHsrICs Of
every description, FULL LINE IIBBONs.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
OVER TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRIhG CARPETS,
OF THIS LATEST DESI6 rs
OVER THREE N UNDRED PIECES
CANTON MATTINGS JUST hECEIVBD,
Excellent W hite Msttings at IS cents.
1Espect our stock and prices, aud be convinced.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF
- DRY GOODS.
AHDROsCnGGIN, wAMsUTrA and other
bfande OF COT1sbS guaranteed a. cheap a. CA he
bought in any dry goods house In WashinRton
DkIss TRIMMINGS aud MOTIONS q. cheap
ss the chespes
Bsrssins IN BLACK ALPACAs, BED SPREADS
and TOWELS. ALPACAs from rs cents 10 ~ ~
FER yard.
allow no one to uuderseII me.
EMOBY BAXTER,
apll-r 1870 Pennsylvsni. avenue
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EpIToR STAR: Would it he asking too much
10 expect the Pullman Car Company to supply
Ice water TO the passengers on their palace cara
on the lines between here and New York? l
have frequently made the trip on them, and
invariably had to go into one of the Onward
cars TO find water DIT to drink. One would think
that the rather high price charged for a berth
or reserved chair between the two cities ought
TO cover the cost of supply of ice; but, greatly
TO the discredit of the wealthy monopoly, 1t
insnt furnished to its patrons.
Please touch up the concern for the bensdt
OF The CRAWLING PUBLIC
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Female Weakness.

hEeETiNE ac's directly upon the causes OF these
cCnpiaiLts. II lnyigoratee and strengthens rms
whole fystern, acts upon the secrctiye sggaas and
allsy iLfiamma.i n, ~
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
" DEPOT coRNER 6TH AND B SIRKxrs W


Amer prI l9 H. 1874, trsfss will run Is foIloS.:
TRANS LA We Fen TRAINS ARRIVE AZ
bALTI4URE. WASHINGTON.
3.5s an, Bait aud Nth 6:lSa. m, New York and
daily, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily
% q. m, New york e:3a q. m. EXP, fire. N BAL.
Express, daily, ex. sun timore daily ,ex Sunday
day 1888 O.. N, FAT Line
SOS a. m, daily Accom- from West and North,
1875 q. m, Fast Line 2:35 p. M, PhiIa. Exp
West, daily, eK. Suu0ay 0aliy, ex. Sunday.
t:lS p, m, New York s:l3 p.m.,N I. Express,
Exp.,de1ly,e y. Sunday. daily, ex. Sunday.
333 p. m, Baltimore, s:Ss D. m, AocoInm ods-
daily, except Sunday. ton, except Sunday.
s.2o 2. NJ, Pittsburg and $50 p. m, daily, from
$50 p m. PhiIadtIphia West and North. ~
Express, daily, excep; Los p. m, Southern
Sunday. EXP. daily, ex. Sunday
s;9s m, daily, New li:2S ,. m, New Yors
York Night Express: EXPRESS. daily, excep.
9:3s ,. m, Pacific Ex- Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at SIS a. m. connect
at Bowie for Popes creek on Monda az, W e,lnesiay
and Friday; trains leaving a. 1888 D. m, connects
for Pope's creeh daily, except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at SIS o. m. aud s.3s
D m. connect at Odenton with tr aims fr Auna pills
Traips arriving at Washington at 1880 .. On.
and :se p; m, connect az Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsy anis
avenue northwest 9Th street and Pes nsylya-
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for aud
checked at hotels and residences TO all points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, aud AT
points north, north west, west, and southv est.
4. L. DUBARKY, General supr
y. b. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. iy24-tf
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LOCAL NEWS.
lmusemenfs. &C. To.nighf.

National TAeater.-Kellogg English Opera
Company in ERA Disvalo."
Ford's Opera RoHse---The vokes family in the
"The Wrong Man in the Right Place"
Forepsugh's Msnagerie, Museum and Circus,
at 9th street lot
Congregational cAErch--Prot G. T. Brown
seqnsrd. Subject: "Hsve we two brains or
one"
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Faintness at the stomach,

NFGETINE Is not 9 stimulating hitters which g.
etes ncft1ous appetite, bnt q sntIs tonic which
action. "'
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TIE SINGER SEwINs MACHINE sales ofisI2
we're e219 $50. l,l2-s,W W.T.
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A LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON 4. Il

ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG R.R.
CoRNHR OF B AND sixth SrRRBrs.
Local trs;ns leave for Alex andris a. foliows:-o,
=, ., 10, II o m, 3, q, ,, D, .. m;
e. ma and ,. M daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandris arrive q follows
1888, 1888 :Ss, t:SS SIS, 1883 ,. m. Tbs esq
s:n., and esq ,. n. from Alsxandria daily, iii
-sTrains marked thus connect with trains on
washington and Ohio B. B..
6;SS 9; y, s on Trsrdsy, Thn1sdsy and Saturday.
THROUGH ticfes 20 all points South and b,uthv 81
Tor sale % Omces corner 18th street and Psnnsyivs.
na avenue, And corner 9Th street and Penusylvania
ayenue ynere peSeeneers can leave orders Tor bag
fsse % oe cnsSksq = I'll hotsis and residences
=. g. YOUNG, Cent Passenger Agent. iyA-n
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FOR CATARRH and kindred diseases, Kirk
woods Inhaler is being used with wonderful
success. For sale at Giimsn's, Ford's, Thomp-
sons, Hickling's and all principal druggists II
costs 81 80 and will last lifetime. 6
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FOR CoRNs, BuNIoNs, TROUBLESOME NAILS.
etc, visit DR.. Whites establishment, No. 535
18th street, opposite the Treasury. Fee, 81 per
visit.
DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street,
opposite the treasury, removes corns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats bunions, club and ingrowing
nails, and other disorders of the feet. Fee, 81
per visit. Office hours from a. m. to 6 o. m
Press OF business during office hours preciudes
visiting patients at residences except after G
p. m.
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We c ET!NE
WILL CURE
SCR FILA.
SerofuIous HuEer.
ts,Lt of scrofuis and scrofaious Hunos' IL h,s
Pc msnenty cured thcusaass Ia Boston aad vIciaity
vLo have been lor & and painful sui srsrs.
Cancer, Caneerous Humsr.
] be mcryelous fleet Of v,sErTSE 10 case Of Caa-
found attention OF he MED fae1 IS sro
are prescribing NKsETINK 70 their psIients
Canker.
NEsEIINr hss never failed to cure the most in
heNibie case CT Canker.
nereuriai Diseases.
III he xkS.fiSE meets with wonderful success. in
tine tsre OF this class Of diseases.
Pain In the Bones.
In this omplaint the vKeyrrxs 9. ,hs rre,, IN.
cause. N'' ''7 P''1'0'hs
Salt Rheum.
,. Liftier, Salt Rheum, scald Heal. &c, viii GER
IlNE. '0N'' VI ~" 4
Erysipeias.
nIstTINE hss never failed u cure the mos, in.
Neterate case Of Erysipelks.
Pimplss and Humors on the Face,
Re.son should teach rs that III tchv. ,o,sh -
PIN pied skin depends entirely 1non ~ r1nsa or
cause, and no outward apple s.ioS can eser
oeiee'' 'hGkTiNE is the great blood puriher.
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sore.
Are ssused BY an impure state of the blood Cleans,
enn I,o1d ihoIonshiy with yEGETISK aud iness
Catarrh.
For nh: complaint the only Substantial n.,.at
ise srsst b1d tefsush the blood vEsErINE s
Constipation.
vEsEIINE does not act as cathartic to deb I.,..a
tne oowel', but c'ea0ses Gil the ORGANS. enabiiag
each to perform the functions deyoITing UPON them
Piles, ~
NEsETINE has restored thousands q heaI.brb
nave Teen long aid paiIful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
IL NFGETINE is taken raguIarIy. according 70 di
use. INV i''
Faintness at the stomach.
NFGETINE Is not q stimuli ng hi,ters which 81
etes fictitious appetite, bnt q ,ntIs tonic which
ss.i-ts nature TO restore the stomach TO healthy
action.
Female Weakness.
hEsKTINE ac's directly upon the causes OF these
cCmpiaiEts II inyigorates and strengthens rba
Thole tysterl, acts upon the secrctiye sggaas aud
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TEE CONCERT that was 20 have hesn otxar n,
the choir OF the Second Baptist church. Past
Washington, on Thursday evening, Is postponed
lnIil Dsxt week.
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Dyspepsia.

IL NFGETINE is taken aguarIy, according 70 di
reeuOEs' certain and esdy cure will follow its
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
rJ5HHlk IRnEPgBLIoAEs rs rHr THIRD
ocioct: 20 reoreapize ard slect deiessteS 20 he
Republican Central Conmt,es.
1t Chairman 81 District Rspubiissn csSo.
SPEcIAL BARGAINS IN
Sering and Summer Dress Good:
BLACK Alpac.s. Canvas arenaiines:
Back Silks; White Goods OF ali kinds;
Hssdsome Ca.simerss for Men aud BSys
Inc recent decline in Cottons and Caicoes will
eh.ss.sf BENJxMa1 MiII iIs par
GEoReErsaIYHSS s Sty sIsssrs SANK, .. c.,
., Bank hours, =. m. to 4 .. m, ami on SATURDAYS
1 nsns sas ri. !?
Iotlons mace 90 all accessible Points. Discount
II. PoLkIsHoRN. pre,s: J. DICKSON Cashier
y Directors.
Rsy sSsn, Harley HARLEY E rSs. ks ss1
apsem
SPRlNG GOODS AT Low PRICES.
JNO. Il. SMOOT e. sON
lis BRIDGE sTRRRr, GsoR6ETowN, u o.
sssresS sa az seSsylns new and desirable Gods
aaEFA!i EsmEsE; RfRssT Hs ssOs sttSk
PsskR sss s s s sp,TbSG FABRICS, Ladies
and eERGALks. yhooSrrs.i fRT,H L hsssIs
sT55EEEfSas TsstE LINEN a.: sas G sPEEsS
f 81 the .s best osS.T %,ss, G
Eaod >, which we offer AZ the very LOWEST CASH
fhloh aud Us. JOIN III fi g. s s21HSs;s! SOW
u Our purchases being mate exclusively Tor
purchasers. marSn- In,
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JOHN L. MITCHELL

JOHN L. MITCHELL
JUST OPENED.
CeLORED SILKS, in new shades
sTklPED sILhS, Ia nes patterns
CAMkLs HAIR CLOTHS,
ALL N0OL sEBGEs.
GRlsELLE PoPLINs
yACOURD POPLINs
PuBk m0HAIhs,
CAsHMGbEs,
GkAY IRON BAREGIs.
LINEN BBTISrEs,
I01LkETTB ELK. striped,
BLACK CANVASS GRE6ADINF,
BLtCk SILK STEPPED GkENADTNE.
EMBROIDERED POLOEAISE, Ia ureuaSine
ard epsni-h Linn,
bEhIIN JACKETS,
TOURISTS SUITS,
WALKING SUITS.
JOHN +. MITcHxLL,
srl4 lot s3l Peunsylvsnis avenue.
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A Fatal TERMINATION MIR. CampbeII 8.
stevens, a deaf mute printer employed a. the
government printing on since the fall or 1872
died this morning at No. CPS III street northeast
from injuries received on the evening OF We'd
nesday, ; h instant, by being run over by car
mage as he was IN the act OF running TO get on
enc OF the Columbia or y street line OF cars, By
WHICH he bad leg broken AMI was o.harwis,
JSIeu. Inc deceased hailed from Halifax,
~. s., and was at Chicago when the great srs
occurred IN october, 1872. by which he was
buried out. He then came to this CITY. and
secuIeu Sork AZ me government Office. HIS re-
mains were taken in charge by a COMMITTEES of
80 ,,-.-.-,.....,-. 80, who Will send the
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately. take
nently. AZ
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PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale bv
Chas. Stott g Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue.
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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NEsErINE has restored thousands q health VIII,
nave Teen long aid paiIful sufferers.
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INV STRAW HAT AHD BONNIT 1LT1CH
~ ING. All who have patronized us s1mif the
myertority Of our work. PARKIR SWOOLBfON,
wv pxses, neg III mAE1FlDs
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interesting TO Invalid Ladies'.
HAkLRMvILLE, Columbia Co., n. Y,

X. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.:
Dear Sir-YOur favor is Just received in
tended to have written to you several week.
since concerning the impro ement in nv he alth
winch ls now very apparent. 1 have used one
bottle OF Favorite Prescription with the best
results, although 1 will admit was somewha.
discouraged after its use flor short time ouIyl
L took 1t under very Instantaneous circum-
stances-haviDg the supervision of the house.
ard during the season Of "house cleaning,
l was Obliged, through the Incompetence OF
help, to DO more than ought, and, of course
suffered dreadfully, lifted when ought not to
have raised my hand, and did all / could TO
bring "order out OF chaos, but upon LAYING
aside all cares and continuing the remedy, 1
md after using less than one bottle to be so
much benefited that L have discontinued the
use, with'no return of the sy mptoms of which I
wrote ven. l have suffered terribly aud what
added 70 my distress was the consciousness of
not procuring relief from ordinary sources. At
times 1t seemed about impossible to stand 90
great was the distress. All OF those severe neu-
ralgic pains have disappeared; they were so bad
at times could hardly walk without some ex-
ternal pressure. They seem to have left me
Ike magic, suddenly. and have had no return;
all other symptoms have been removed. The
severe weakness and faiDtDess have disapp eared .
and can go up stairs with comparative ease
now: L would have informed YOU ere this of
my improvement, for 1 appreciated it, but I
was fearful il was only transient beneft 7 was
receiving; but think sufi cient time has elapsad
to consider the beneficial results permanent
Accept of my best wishes for your future sue.
cess and your kindness In ad vising me-
Very truly, MRS. NJ. NsrriB SSYpER.
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WLsHIssTox FIsH MARKET To-DAY.-Sold
oy X: "A. Golden & Bro, 10000 shad, from sl4
70 sc per hundred; 5000 behring's, IS per
bunth. -
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THE ARCADE.
WOOLPORD SHILBERG,
f27 sEVkNTH sTREET,
spll Or between ID aud n sauthues,
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a Hf@e -ts-@s~-@ - as-~--r
body 10 his friends AT Halifax.

NEW YORK.-It should be generally know
that the OLD reliable double track line rsaIti-
more and Ohio, is again running .arOu % trains
ton ara all other pOiIt out of New YORK leaving
Washington al 1c q. IN. ard 10 u. m. Pullman
faIlor and other cars. with luxuriOus appoint
ments, are run through by each train. and are
accompanied by attentive and gentiem uly Of
heers- While the reputation Of the Baltimore
and OHIO road for speed, safety and comfort
may be equalsd by few in the cOuatry, yet il
Certainly Is not surpassed by any.
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kEAL ESTATE Satisfactorily Afternoon
MI. Ihes. Bowling, suctioneer, sold for Mr.
Chas- Wilson the fine three-story brick dwell
ket, GeoT getOwn, TO r. l.. Cropley. for q 600.
Messrs- Duncanson Bros, auctioneers sold
yesterday afternoon for A. Lloyd, trustee lot 10
housF, tusted on 9Th street, between X and I,
northeast, TO Smith Winesitt, for $50,
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For fbis complaint the only Substantial h.,e5-
the great blood puri6er, NH i'
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Ne does not act as O cathartic to deb I.tste
tbe ooNel', but c'ea0ses sll the orean., enabIin0
tach 10 Perform the functions deyoIving upon them
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Pimples and Bumors on the Fare.

ne,soh should teach Us that q blrtchy ropsh ,
plnpled SKIN d-psIds entirely upon an tn-.r,
cause, ann no outward apple s.iOn can ever 60. ~
ueieet, NhGkTlNE IL the great bl lod pnriher
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine,
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NTGErINE has never failed 4, chr. IN. me-,
Neterate case Of Erysipelks. "
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TumOrs, Ulcers or Old Sore.

Are esused BY an impure state Of the blood Cl.s.
complaints viii disappear S' '1'
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TEE FUNERAL SERVICES of the late Ju3ys
Miliigan, OF the Court Of Claims. took place a
No. 12S Ingle Place, southeast at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, as heretofore announced /,
TEE starr and the remains will be sent /,
Greenville, Tenn, IT O'Clock this evening ia,
interment. In the court in banc Yesterday NJ
Tbemas Wilson announced the death OF .Jud 2,
Milligan, and after appropriate remIrks. az ,
mark OF respect TO his memory, novel an al
jOurnment, which was adopted. The Circuit
Court also adjourned out OF respect 10 the mem
DRY OF deceased.
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DEATH or AN OLD Fireman Mr.. ID. X. Bar
ron, engineer OF No. engine company, Co.
Jumbia,l died this morning at his residence on
ID street, between South Capitol and New Jer
icy avenue, southeast. after q painful illness OF
hNeNeeks sir. Barron vas an active member
OF Columbis ire company under the old yolun-
WeI systeln Tor twenty years, and on the organ
ikauon OF The present paid department Tin 1851
u received an appointment in No. COMPANY
which he hsld 70 the time Of hts death. Mr.
Barron was good citizen and active fireman.
ana hsd many friends IN and out of the dspart-
ment. 1he funeral win take placa ON EriHau
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-04

THAT sterling democratic paper, the
Shreveport Times, issues prospectus
for the coming campaign i'm Louisiana
the weekly paper to be furnished
during the campaign of five months
for one dollar. In making the an
nouncement, the editor makes the fol-
lowing modest but just remarks, the
last paragraph of which will apply as
well to other localities as to Shreve-
port. The Times, under the editor
ship of Colonel Battle and Major
Hersey, has always been one of our
best exchanges, and we cordially wish
it success, not only pecuniarily, but in
it's manly and outspoken fight against
the infamous rulers who have so long
lorded it over the white people of
Louisiana:
We are not given to complaining or
to making appeals for patronage, but
feel justified, at times, to ask for Il
fair support from Il people whose in
terests we have battled for to the best
of our ability, without fear, favor or
affection. At times, almost despairing
of weathering the financial crisis and
the hard times, we have yet fought the
fight thus far without faltering and
shall continue to do SO unto the end
until we, in common with all the peo-
pie of the state, become bankrupt, or
until brighter day dawns upon us.
Meantime, we earnestly ask the sup
port of those who profess to be our po-
1itical friends. They can aid us not
alone by subscriptions and advertise
ments, but by giving us at least share
Of their job work, which we pledge
to execute as neatly and
cheaply as it can be done elsewhere.
This is, we think, Il reasonable request
aud one we feel justified in making.
when the enemy was to be
attacked, whether in the field or be-
hind his entertainments, the Times
was expected to make the assault, gra-
of COURSE, but when our
friends required work done in which
here was pay, the Times has been usu-
lily ignored.