davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
STOCK IN change Ech -

QEetai!eas yuHished b. Middi,fcn J Co, basssr,
The following were the prc-s~ bill and asked al the
n etins 4 the Washingt.,n stock Exchange o-iAy
y. : gold; ma bid, IL asked, Bank Stocks-
Nati' nal Ge'r, r"ljtsn Bauk. loo bid: Citi. ms
\. tional Bank, ilth. bid. Sunday Lizts-N ,'i,usl
Theatre bonds j. /, per cent, ~ hid ht-onia
irnfie bonds, p 4 4, p. C., gold. al bid.
arlington Fire Insurance CO. stock. Has hii: Po-
ton ar Fire InSuranc- CO. stock. Georgetown, Is5
Ind National NJ y Titan Insurance Co ~tocS ld3
It'd. District Securities-, District of Columbia =
Prrman.hi lmpr", ement, - q, }. J., 1921. as
Aarket stock Bonds, -, J J, lSs2, sslS bid, Il
akei; Fund Lean, Congress- 3-e5's. v A. II24,
6ts hld. 10', asked. WaShingt IN Ten Ypar
Eord- IS; los, $50 bid, ~ asked: oertifi
ea's: OF st"ck, lS43l6s, ~. 30, At plaasure.
cate. Gen Imp. ~, J.. I>74 ~ bid. "a asked.
o.. D. q hid ~ ash ed; do, l76 ~ hid. ~ asked
do Ri - hid. 50 aktd d., ISIS - bid y a.kei;
90 ,"ries' NJ bid, 20 asked. Certificates, .ew.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
Probabilisie. To-day.
LOCAL NEW s.
4uu.smrut-- de-, Tonight

Fegds Gs.4d {.oJls-N Mr.. John Thompson
b., thr c1cItiur ,.gJ-iIa On Hand; or, True to
IL. Last
R1brGJ TfsG-cr.- Katie Putnam in Fan
sLOE.
Tasarr C'a.iF,e-Great bill OF miscella-
neous attraction
ArsnUs Thsd,eT-FirSt-claSs variety enter
tAinments every night
Soy Street Bdp.iss Church. GsoTyeiossa.-
GTaEd concert by Mr. Jesse Sheppard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF kENrUcKy.

Death OF Gov. Standardization Of IN.
successor APpaintrd-No
tyrr fo>iIoneme nts-Drawius Certain
AZ meeting 81 the Trustees q tn Pul.ie A. lr,rx
81 kcniu,kN January l6. I>.S il w. r.s,,i H.,
Z. BI i2z~, ESQ. who, under the late a IA Tl,,s
r. Btail IT.. Wa the real bushes mana yar II ~.
Eit c"nCcrt> already given in til II tha PuiliI -
tTarh ~ k'ltut kN, be- and hr O. her. y aufiturf.g
w. lah' We lace made vacant ~ t'sa death 81 saId
biahifir IA ~" inansg sfaut uf ~. Affairs "a ~,
MIN ad last glt concert, and that tha iFaWiug an
h0un''d Tor February =, ls1S >hall p.>tiysly as
uncgUiycr ais take place on that dat witi,.f, a.,
further pustPuucment or DELAY IN = az c--,tIt :, 80
nfFppE1,T
JONI : GAIN SECRETARY 'i'''''u''
hereafter an comm uniCsions relating 20 the hf,l,
concert should be- addressed o. thu ut f.i,5pes 90
pirdt. l1A >ti that the draw ing shall come. n ~.
he returned. '''''i
{. N. BRIGGS. Agent ani Manager
ho,In 4, Public Librarv Bnildire
lan23 mfhAktd I,,is,'iif. (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
CT T Y 1T f NJ s.

HERE Is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls
Bread, GTiddIe Cakes Mullins. Wa flies &c
when DOoley's Yeast Powder is used
sATARRi.-PondSE rtrdct is nearly a Spe-
cific for this disease II can barIIv H. ey
cellel, even in old and obstinate cases The
relief is so prompt that no one who has ever
tried IL will be without it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
A MOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

To INVEST 4 FEw DOLLARS. Win POSSIBLE
Returns oF THoTSANpS. l. oFFERFD nv
THE fu>TFoNEMENT UF PIRIIC IIRR.py
or hi To THE 2sTH OF FEBRUARY. NENr.
rr lhEIh ne III AND LAST CONCERT AND
DhANlNG. TIE MAN MENT ARH
PLEDGED To THE RETURN oF THE NoNky
IL IhE DRAWING SHOULD MOI CONF oFE
Al The DAY Now APPOINTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

THE LADY OF THE LAEF-A telegram
from Fortress Monroe says: The steamer
Lady of the Lake, recently burned at Nor
folk, is waiting for the ice to break up. when
she Will be lowed to Baltimore for repairs
She is under contract to be cOmpletoI inside
OF sixty days, when she Will be again put on
The route between Washington and Norfolk
IL Is stated that the steamer Jane MOSelyha
been purchased for this route, and that a
dalIy line will be put on about the lst OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

ucket In the last library concert is Just
as good as n greenback of tie same size fts
value is fixed and ii can be used like curren-
cy; Many people prefer a ticket To its money
Nalue; because IL may come To be worth a
tho" sand or more times its price Besides q
ticket admits the holder to the great Gilmore
jubilee. which admittance alone is worth the
price of a cOupOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
Ii You are Rapidly Rubb.J
Tickets and Gresnh,cLs

with DdAcy's Magical Pain El'Tdr or You will
experience almost instant relief from Ium-
baGo and other pleuritic pains. % cents. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COCRT-JHotye Apc AIihuf
Young fer RSerd fo S s
pheHsCD; verdict for defendant. Eckert agt Herb
rich ard wife verdict for rlainti, with six cents
To-Day, the case of stockbridge agt; DIVER was ire
sumed.
SPECIAL TERM-Jufiye U,yUe.
make ward ih de W orf gr1ng
ial Real Estate association agt Browne, ct al.
order 10 issue restraining order. Nor,h-ya Liberty
Market company agt Daley; decree awarding
sale. keough & Gilbert do.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Julge Mac Arthur.
Wilson agt - 'CallaghaD, verdict for pla intif.
POLICE COURT-J,utge Smell.
IaoTG n L%nsk sS yGs i Of the Law
conduct; s5each: Nathan Hill, violation of the
Margaret Brown, assault and battery; SO Walker
with riot and ARRAY; continued. Noah johnson, as
pa asa fna sdneq
larceny Of brass; So: Thomas Keller ass ault and
battery on John J. =. Taylor s. and costs:
MORE EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA
The People Stirred up in CaTch.-Correspond
ence of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce from
San Francisco, February 8, says: Just for
freshening up things on Sunday try an
earthquake; or If you have time to spare, in
tIoduce three or four Of these disabilities
That's what we have been trying, to stir us
up a little. We began yesterday about two
O'Clock a. m. with a little shake; then one
about TO prepare the stomach for breakfast;
then third quarter before IL, to quicken
our walk to church; and finally a good solid
culver, If that be not a contraction in terms,
at about liz when we were singing. A num-
Der of ladies of weak nerves arose to migrate
The pastor remarked that he s.would as lief
be there as anywhere if the final earthquake
were 10 come" In An Episcopal church here
over 20 people left Yesterday at the
time of the last shock and spent an hour
walking up and down an open plaza away
from the dread of falling buildings. We have
not had much of the earthquake sensation
for some time. Some of us were afraid that
California was rather losing her reputation
for tn Is speciality, and were little jealous
for her prerOgatives. But she Is reasserting
her sovereign rights.
~Dr. Kenealy has been elected to the
British parliament from Stoke-on-Trent by
two thou and majority.
The failure of the straws- goods house of
Wyse q Co, New York, was announced yes
terday. Indebtedness, ii is said, will reach a
million Of dollars,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

Whole Tickets. $50 Halves. SIS Trr.b al,
COui a. 80 Eleven " h"lr Tckcts. seq
For Tickets. or information, address
ITO =. EkAMLETTk Ar...t aud Man..
i1'"'7' ''''- ny drClS nI ,thA h ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

TIE VALUE OF 4 .'O''-.S,Ii hqGia1 n
Telegraph COmp0ng.-This morning Mr.. f. w.
Jones, for Mark Young. fled an action
against tse Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company for $1,000 The plaintifl claims
that on the 4th Of April last he filed with de
fendant Il message as follows: Washington.
December 4. 1S,4.-To Shinn & Co. Alexan-
dria, Na:-Send two thousand e, 900 bushels
CRY new white corn by Saturday evening.
VI. Young. Georgetown. u. o." and paid for
the same, but the defendant failed and omit
Ted 10 forward said message, but sent instead
one for 200 bushels or corn. He states that at
Gria was y cents per buShpl: that the Po-
tOmac was open for week SubsequentIy
and that said corn could have been trans
IortCd att cents per bushel. but because of
Tie failure of defendant to deliver the mes
sage as written he was compelled to pay 20
cents per bushel and cents FOR fret ght. the
navigation of the Potomac having become
wholly DISTRACTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
A DESERTED WIFE WANTS HER MAIDEN

DESERTED WIFE WANTS HER MAIDEN
FREEDoN.-I esterday II. &. StOrrS filed a
bill for divorce in the name OF Nancy 4. Sea-
man against Milton II. Seaman. She states
That they were married on the 2d of April
lHtS, by justice of the peace, in Minnesota
and she charges that he was of a roaming
disposition and never gave her a proper sup
port Finally i'll 1872 he wandered of, and
she thinks he will never come back again
She therefore asks divorce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
4 Sensation at n SoeiabIe,

NAN IN FEMALE ATTTRE-HOw THE
LADIES FOUND HIM OUT.
4 gay young man procured ladies' ticket
To- The Minnesota Sociable last night, arrayel
himself IN gorgeous female apparel and
actually succeeded in tripping the light
fantastic toe AT Masonic Temple for half an
hour before his true sex was discovered in the
retiring room, where his ungaInly manage
Inent OF train, etc, betrayed him TO the
ladies present, who had previously had their
suspicious aroused by noticing the extraOrdi-
nary fact that the lady" did not look i'm the
mirror before engaging in dancing. The all
OF two policemen was soon obtained, and
The gay AMI festive sport was soon
matcbed of 10 the cold embrace OF a police
cell. The elegance Of his attire, complete in
all Its details, was the subject Of much re-
mark. whoever loaned the wardrobe for the
occasion will receive 1t back somewhat
damaged The name of the young man is
understood 10 be Sinclair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

A Ii KINDS OF GENTLEMEND OA,I-v.r
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold TO the very
best edvantage By sddreesinG OF calling on justin,
SIS street, between 9Th and 7th streets ,rfhwess
paid. jytn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
Great Closing-out Sale of Ladies, Kid

now offer for the next thirty DAYS nv
STOCK OF so dozen kid gloves, all shades at
lhe following rates, TO close them out: One
button glove 80 cents, formerly sold for 81:
Two button glove, 90 cents. formerly sold for
Sl23. A corresponding reduction on NV
stock OF cloakS, underwear sc.
1853 S. HELLER 7lj Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
THOMAS BOWLING. .uction.er.
liza Bridge street. t,enreetown

80 - = II al street
ia Bridge street, Georgetown
VALUABLE IMPROVED Pro pERrY On HIGH
sLkEET, At AUCTION.
e. m, ia front of the premises. n IN s.lI that
very desirable three story Brick Dazzling N -
iuafed on the east side of high >tr.' d tween cav
High street, by n depth Of lo iet 2, sn an, Ths
Ia use A. large. well built. an contains about y
roCms, AID readily Re divided ats fhre- l,s-ll
iDgs and stores. II desired.
Terms. 0ac-thi-d cash. halanre e. . = al Il
M nths, with interest, and secured % u id 81
tru,t on the property. All convey auciuc AZ N. cost
t,his'd THos. BOWLING, Amer.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION
To 0sr Ffi,nds aHd fae PEbltr--For your bette,
acc mIEodation We have AL pis4i and will aahar. 4,
inc follow ing rules whist. The Office will BE- open
who cannot call, by sending postal card sn.cifyins
WORN 20 hr DONE With full address will be aitad on
at T"sdenc. in any part of IN" District ~ All work
PREPAID az Z ~. ". w be dsllS cred Al any nixre in
the District. Goods from distance received ana re-
turned by mail or express by W II WHFATI,Ey
Premium Steam nyeing and Securing EstahIi-hr,art,
Gentlemen fearing Apparel, Curtains. X "A Baois
SHppers and GLOW 90, Furs, Carpats nru0C,ts az
nicely Cleaned or Dyed. ian. tr
EtoKGETOWN SAVINGS BANK. ID a.
- 81 HIGH STREET.
. bank hours a m. to 4 p m and on saturdays
deposits. General BANKING l!n-in.~s done nd GO
,ct1ns made 90 all access tie points. Discount days
Mondays
H PoLKISHORN, President.
IL W. BARRETT. Cashier
Directors.
II folklnhorn, 1hos. Bowling, J. T Mitchell,
Riley A. Shiun, =. u Hartley, Tho. Knouie-.
arSeoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-F. w. Miller g. 10
real estate brokers, 9i5 r street DOrthveSf
have sold 20 Hawkins Taylor lot g}I of Gil,
bert's subdivision of square 6s5, improved nv
"a three-story brick house, for 5000 subject
20 membranes.
MeSsrs. Duncansol Bros, auctioneers sold
yesterday afternoon. for George Mason. truss
tee. lots letterCd A, Il, c, ID, +, r, III, and I.
of I.OOmis' subdivision OF original lots Nos
Z ard ). in square Liz. containing 70 so feet
situated ON South & street, between 18th and
18Th east. 10 II. NJ. Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
DoTATOES.
POTATOES

20 bushels prime JACKSON WHITE PoT.-
by
JG&J WATERS
itl' d - II ich street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

SUIT FOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSE
CCTION-S50DO Damages WngfeJG-N esterSiay
Messrs- Darlington & Darlington entered a
suit for Berry BroiieS against VIM. Buckley,
PENDANT wickedly and maliciously intending
70 deprive the plaintiff of his good lame,
falsely, maheiousiy, and without any just
ana PrOpaole cause. charged him before JUS
tice Boswell with having embezzleI from
ann buckley the sum of 60, thereby caus-
ing ms arrest and detention i'm custody from
the iJtn to the l5lh inst. when he was carried
TO the Police Court and dischar1ed the lie
PENDANT being unwilling and refusing TO an
pear against him. He therefore claims = 90
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner of
New Ork avenue and 18th street, paws per
cent per annum Oh deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours. 8 TO l. Saturdays, 8
10 ana 10 g. Nt3, 14tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
EXcelled by none. st,th3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

C0RSS, 6C.-"The wise TOR health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
whites establishment, 535 18th street, oppo-
site L. S. Treasury, to avoid painful Cnrns
Bunfons. Inverted Nails, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

InF CELEBRATED Lake George diamond
Judgment in selecting Mr.. John r. Prigg. the
proprietor OF the Old-establishcd iewclry en-
pOrium at i5I Pennsylvania avenue, as the
exclusive agent for the sale of his diamonds
in the District. Mr. Prigg has always made
il point 10 keep the best Of goods in his line
and he has secured an extensive patronage,
and numbers among his patrons the best citi-
ZcnS OF Washington and sOjournerS here. and
by his fair dealing has gained the entire con-
hdence OF his customers, all OF whom have
reliance III such goods as he recommends
We were shown by Mr.. Prigg several beauti-
iui rings for ladies' or gentlemen's wear, with
the Lake George diamond solitaire in plain
gold setting, special atsentiOn having been
paid TO the setting of them in order 10 imi-
tate the real diamond, and so skiilfulIy has
The work been done that none but an expert
Gould detect II from the real gem. These
rings can be had at prices ranging from so
10 $50. We also noticed a beautiful cross in
jet. with cluster diamond setting. at SEQ and
earrings 10 match for SO. Mr.. Prigg has an
buttons, with studs to match; MasOn's gold
lined bracelets IN chased, enameled. and
chain stylef, and gold-wire opera chains,
with cameo slide, at SIS, which is designed
10 take the place of the real gold chain at $40
We were particularly pleased with the new
rustic cross and chain in dead gold, which
we feel sure his lady customers will be de-
lighted.-Stosddy Chronicle.
ACTS OF THE DISTRICT LEGISLATURE
NULL IF NOT APPROVED BY CONGRESS
dOruay IN ue circuit Court, IN the case or
wilson, agt y Callaghan-suit for damages
for closing up an alley-the defendant plead
the statute OF limitations under the act of
the legislature of the District, which provides
that possession OF fifteen years gives title.
The old law prescribes twenty-one years pos
session requisite. The court inquired il the
{ CT cited had been approved by Congress aud
aid that IL IL had not the law was null and
void, and theju therefore found for plaintiff
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MECHANICS
At the recent annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge of Independent Order of Mechanics
the following officers were installed for the
ensuing year: II. G.. Architect, VIM. H.
AIchiteet, j. c. Wilson; g. r. Sec, r. c..
wagner; q. Sec, w. j. Foster; g. Treas. +,
j.. Jacobs 6 Chaplain, w. Wallace Grant;
/ j. Grace; g. o. Sentinel, VIM. Doherty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-20
Gigantic Whisky Frauds.

The dispatches confirm the reports
heretofore published regarding the ex-
tention of the whisky frauds perpe-
trated by the st. Louis, Chicago 4
Milwaukee ring against the govern
ment. Over thirty prominent dis
tllleries and rectifying houses in the
above named cities were seized DUR
ing last week, and a mass of unim-
peachable evidence has been collected
which will insure the downfall of the
strongholds of the ring at the East,
West and South. The result reached
has been attained after nine weeks
work performed by the Secretary of
the Treasury, no other officers Of the
department being entrusted with the
secret. 1t was kept most scrupulous-
ly from all in the internal revenue
Office, it having been ascertained be-
fore any active steps were taken that
all important official secrets affecting
the whisky ring were telegraphed to
its members Immediately. The steal
ing is estimated by those who have
given tne matter longest examination
at 81 200 900 per annum. The ring
first became strong in 1871. Some
politicians led several officers into it
on the Plea that it was necessary to
raise an election fund THIS was
simply blind, and when the officers
were once captured in this way it
was to hold them. In 1872 the
ring had become formidable. Still
there was no regular payments.
There was much blackmailing The
next year it was formidable in all
respects, with the same regular modes
of corruption. But when finally ex-
posed, as the reader has already dis
covered, it was in all it's elements gi-
gantic. 1t deemed itself impregna,
BILE. IL had its paid agents and spies
in Washington, and actually in the
departments, as the premature in
formation they SO promptly received
conclusively shows. They used Off
GERS of jnstice and officers of the
revenue in st. Louis. They did not
believe it possible that any secretary
would dare to grapple them, and so
they have marched boldly on to their
destruction
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-20
War in Europe.

War again threatens to disturb
the peace of France and Germany,
and in event of another rupture as
predicted even other nations may
participate. The dispatches inform
us that letters have been received at
Washington referring TO probable
rupture, which has already been
limited at 10 the cable dispatches.
The tenor of the letters is as follows:
To the effect that France and Ger
many are fast drifting toward
another war, " hich will involve the
other great nations of Europe.
These writers say that the states
men in France who direct the policy
of that nation fully realize the danger
which they will soon have to en-
counter, and are accordingly prepar-
ing themselves tor it by rapidly
Strengthening their military. One
writer says it has become known to
! the French Government that Ger
many il increasing its armies, and
looking ,hreateningly toward French
sterritory, and that the knowledge
that this information was correct
Created alarm in Paris, aud caused
the authorities there TO redonble
their forts to place the French army
on a war footing. The outlook for
continued peace throughout Europe,
in the opinion of these persons, who
are there studying and watching
events closely, is very discouraging.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-20
A History and Directory of Grant
County.
IN pREpARATIOl

IN PREPARATION
A History and Directory OF Grant county,
Wisconsin.
A well bound volume of over 400 pages.
The Directory will contain the name of
every man in business or employment residing
in Grant county.
Stating what his business IS,
His post Office address,
Location of his residence,
Where born and when he settled in this
county,
To which political party he belongs,
What religion he processes, and
What is the valuation of his property.
The history, after brief sketch of Territory
and State will give all that Is known OF the
earlier inhabitants of Grant county soil, the
redskins, OF their happy hunting grounds,
their villages and their names of the streams.
Next the first white settlers will be descrIb-
ed, how the red men went out as the white
men came Inflow the light put out the dark.
Personal incidents of our Daniel Boores
and Kit Carsons.
II will give all the history that can be OBJ
tanned from the best sources-the mouths OF
the earliest settlers now living and RECORDS
here and elsewhere. The stories OF the early
miners, with the help of those of bordering
counties will be told.
The first houses, the first farms, the ''hrst
BORN" the first school house, the hrst church,
the first laws, (squatter) the first Juries, me
first courts, the first county and town ofhcers,
the first valuation of property, &c Whatever
will help to make the reader acquainted WIN
the time and people theh living.
The history will be continuous IRON the
early down to the present time, making note
of whoever and whatever figures in the de-
velopement and progress of the county. The
ma mes of all soldiers, their companies and
regiments, from Grant county, who enlisted
in the war of the Rebellion distinguishing
those who persisted in that war, will be re-
corded.
The statistical pages will contain a full
county and legislative official record, from
first to last.
Official records of church societies, lodges,
oranges and other societies.
The latest census of the States, showing
population, number of voters in each, and the
vote of each party at last election.
The book will also contain summary oil
tax, collection, estray and other laws OF Ire
quent reference by citizens.
The names of citizens in the Township d.
rectories will be arranged in alphabetical or
der.
Agents will furnish the book to subscribers
and only as many as subscribed for VIII De
printed. 1t is hoped the work will be one
in which every citizen will pride in finding
his name, and in having on his table or IN ms
library.
Correspondence with parties who may have
information of value to this history IS solicit
ed by the undersigned, at Lancaster, Wis.
EDWARD Pollock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-20
Ml4tsH = . z A,EGA]
KdNXE SYNINNNXy

DR.. J. P. FITLER.-Beng sworn, says: graduated
at the University of Pennsylvania in 1885, and after
30 years experiment, perfected by DR. FILTERS
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP and PILLS,
which l guarantee an infalble for Pains
Head, Lungs, Back, Heart. Limbs, Nervous, Kidney,
Blood and all Rheumatic diseases. Sworn TO this
Goth day of April, 1874 F.A. 0SB0UR.
Notary PHblic, Philadelphia
DR.. Filter will be pleased to forward to all suffer
ers, without charge, descriptive pamphlet on the
above diseases, contailing valuable medical advice
and the address and testimony Of many living cured
sufferers who never expected to recover; written
agreement will also be sent, gratis to any person
ssendng by mail full description of their affection.
guaranteeing perfect cure in limited number of
bottles return of money paid for the medicine IL
not cured. 1t costs nothing to get DR.. Filters adj
vice and guaran cure and if not satisfactory,
don't buy the medicine.
Kidney diseases vary in character, and
medicine will complaints directly opposite. DR..
Filters Kidney Cordial which rapidly purihes the
bladder and kidneys, is often used in conjunction
with DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup and Pills, which
are sold by Druggists. Special agent
33-7y1 JAMES A. JONES, Lancaster. Wis