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Lo', aud land In Cairo are now offered n
, ,,py l"w prices, afiording favorable oppor.
'a um, . TO purcha-e, and the owners pre-
"mt mo location TO the pubic as ofYeripp
III, advantages for The su cessfli @ :.
sap' shin' NJ Of commercial or manufactur
~ en'erp iscs, and thu b 1t loca ity IN The
oo"h'fyior profitable Investment OF capital.
9. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc,
CAiRo, Ill. :, May lst 1874.
cleft
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This city, "a H. well knovu' IL tuat"d Il
tho confluence OF the ONO MI wi i,s.pp'
riv, ~, at the head OF unr iA-upted na,i u
ton OH the Ml.sis.ilri. leicg bel W Oi,-
structiOns by Zee 10 lhr winter and low
" alter IN .litnmcr. aud It as has y clear and
opcn river communication ri all Inn owe
the Misrissi pr auu ~ tributaries, WITH all
the untrs suuth TO the Gulf OF Mex GO
aud tho Atlantic q, can. Cairo has n 40 he
sans character of communication SlIh 4
the country north over the streams flowing
by when those streams aIe not lima, |.
gable by reason OF Ice or low wster.
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with perfect certainly that
II viii eradicate the disease, and with .rr-
snce, founded on proof, that no hnsHi caa
arise from It, u.c ia any quantity.
That which protects from or prevent
disorder must be OF immense service Ia
communities where !, prevails. PrccepH5
10 better than cure for TIE patient escapes n
risk which he mnsi run In violent attach, Of
this baleful di-temper. This CuKLu exps'
the miasma,ic poison Of Fever and Agus
from the system. and prevents the deyclo
ment OF the disease, " taken on the 3
approach Of its premon,ory symptom 4
great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered fof the speedy aud
tain cure Of inieTmittcnts is, that II cont Us
no Q,iinlnc or mineral; consequently Il pro-
duces no quinisn. or other Injurious erc,t.
whatever upon the constitution. Those .rcI
by |. are LEI, as healthy as If they had never
hsd the disease.
Fever psd Ague IL not alone the con.
sequence OF the miasmstic poison. = great
variety Of disorders arise from iis irritation,
aIneng which are Neuralgia, Isss ANA.
sasus. GSus, 1l~adach~, Biindn~ss,
Tosshache, Esrache, Casarrh. Asth.
ms, Pa1PtsssiOs, Painful Affection
81 che Spleen, Iuysseries, Pain In the
Bowels. Collie. Psraiysss, and derange.
nent OF the stomach, al OF which, when
originating In this cause, pu, on the inter.
Inittent type, or become periodical. THIS
"CuRE" expcls the poison from the blood,
and consequently cures them all alike. 1t is
m invaluable protection 10 Immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in
the malarions districts. II taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed to the infecii0n.
tina, will be excreied fom the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 20
ripen into disease. Hence 1t Is even more
valuable for protection than cure; and few
win ever suffer from Iniernittents II they
avsil themselves Of the protection thi: rem
oiy atfbrds..
For Liver Complaints, arising nom torpid
ity OF the Liver, Il IL an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver Into healthy activity.
end producing many truly remarkable cures,
wksrs other medicines fail.
PREPARED nv
DR.. j. O. AVER & CO.. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and An"iy'ieal Cherntsts.
AID SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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COMICS SIONS
OFAVICT1M.

Published Is . warning and tor the benefit Of
Debility. Loss Of Manhood etc. Giving bis
kulcs Of self-curN. afier undergoing much sui
lering and sxpeH.s, and mailed free on rsceiv.
ln6 g9s.t;ps!d dirsc!ed s,eys,ops address Ma
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T1mes"-.'rhe hest, chvoncs1. ana
most successful Family Paper
In the linton -
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aAsGOOAUS.
=
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& SOUTHERN b. r.
E1GB CARD.

Ixpress leaves Cain daily 90 y. IN.
Lyirsss arrivcs - Csisp daily ;or o. IN.
Accommodation Isuves CsirslDiiy -....StOs. IN.
Recommendation ssvivcs daily texccp'
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Enterprise Savings
BANK.
CHARTERED MARCH Fl. 1899
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
uyFrcrrs:
A. u, Stafford, President,
SIS. TAYIOH, Vice President
w. HfsIoP, Sees and Treasurer.
y. u. EAErLAy. GAS. GAIinirg
y. - SToCKTL1ru, PtrL q. ScuuH,
IL CrSSrSoHAM, II L. HALLIDAY,
}. NJ PEiLLIfs.
INTEREST paid on deposits OF the rate Of six
L Pcr cent. per annum, March LET and sspiern-
Der Let Interest not Withdrawn IL sd,icd immr.
distely 70 the principal Of the deposits, thereby
giving thcIn compound interest
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no ono
else can draw IL.
and saturday evenings for savings deposits only
from 10 O'Clock
W. HYSJ.oP. Treasurer.
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No one remedy Is louder
called ior by the Hccc ,iuc4
OF the American people than
= sure and safc cure for
Fever and Aguc. such
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CAIRO,
xr.r,xrrOr9.

Tho Trustees OF the Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
10 tho merits Of their property, compris-
ing considerable portion of the City OF
Cairo. In Alexander County. IN the State
Of Illinois. cnd lands Immediately ada
cent thereto.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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BOZ any three Reviews, lo00
For ~ feuR Reviews, is0O
rss Haetwooe's Asgs-
For Lakewood and QUO "
Hevtew, 20
For Blaeiwood sad two "
For Iis.swc:od aud three 'U
hevleWs, 1870
For B,askwcod and the
Tour kev,cWu, 800
fosteSe two cents number, u be pre-.
pSd by abe 9ssFtsr u the ofbcc OF delivery.
CLUBS.
a diseouut OF twoaty Peg cont. viii be ri.
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~: 70 copies OF the -four Revtows and
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New sVes sr1bsu topp,ytng early tor ia,
yer IT'D msy hsve, without charge, IN,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever a,.a Asue, Intermittent Fe-
Dumb Ague. Periodical or Bilious Pe.
YER, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malrrious, marsh, OF
mia1matio poisons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20
6EOR9 TOWN.

AMPUTArIoN AND DEArH.-Mr. James
Walker, for a long time assistant superin-
Il ndent of Oak Hill cemetery, died last
night, at the General Hospital. from the
effects Of al IN jury of the leg which he sus-
tanned some q me since while building wall
for grave in the cemetery. The wounded
limb was amputated yesterday.
WEDDING BELLS Christ church
crowded at d O'Clock last evening was
CragiG, il. 70 Miss Lillian .a. Hnaries I'd "a,
CEREMONY was performed by HaS yu w
Williams, rector of Christ chr - '' W. W.
Miss Lizzie Pickrell win cu.
sy eI,h a. Chris, church, to Mt. Boyd q
NEW SIDEWALKS. -F,essr rr.os Coma
LAYING new sitiewaIT much needed work OF
Grace To- wafer ST. IS on High street, from
,barfS, E1c1a .aS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
bnSbeIs wh, rye 10 day amounted TO 600
from a a Ga was all sold st prices ranging
RWrF 4 20 al Al per bushel.
49, AND CANAL Arrived Steamer
Is u II Toe Lake, from Norfolk consigned
IS" = A. Deuham, with general merchan-
tor District merchants. By Canal
Loaf j. N. Thomas, with 2,TO0 bushels wheat
abo 200 bushels corn. for j. G.. & j. VI. Wa
te.s, ar boat Irene Knott, with $50 bushels
y eat, for same firm.
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weather. Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted At $40 p.
m and extinguished 1T II p. m
The Jackson L emo,Taii Association meets
J. c. Parker sends GOdey's L1iy's Book for
Toe spiriiuaIIstic Seauce at TaIlmadga
Hall this evening will be novel and inter
in The u s. Supreme Court yesterday, on
motion OF Mr.. w. II. Smith. Mr.. James n.
Remington, OF this city, was admitted to
The Board of Fire Underwriters have under
consideration the subject OF alleged viola
tio1s Oftbe buildir g regulations. and purpose
bringing the matter before the District Com
miss CT ers
VIM. Sayles, while digging at a bank OF
earth corner of South Capitol and streets
and ha ms thigh bone broken. Drs- Stone
and NcCOy atterded him and he was taken
TO Providence Hospital.
The horse attached 20 the wagon OF Mr..
Charles Miller IAN away on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and 4th streets south
east, yes erday, and Mr.. Miller and his son
" ere thrown out, and the latter badly in
jured.
Thenew steamer j. W. Thomson, which
was expected TO arrive at the 9th street
wharf at 10 a. m. to-day, was obliged 10 re-
turn TO Fortress Monroe on account OF a
storm on the bay. She will sail as soon as
the weather permits.
A man named Thomas Smith, an employe
of the bureau of eDgravisg and printing, yes
terCay had his left arm badly 'acerated by
its coming in contact with the machinery In
the dying room. He was removed to his
bone, where medical aid was summoned.
His wounds, though painful, are not danger
Gus, as he is again at his post.
The Kansas and Nebraska Republican As
sOciation was organized at New Church
Union hall, corner of 9th and G. streets, last
evening. A constitution and bylaws was
adopted. and the following officers elected:
President, w. II. Powell, of Kansas; vice
president, NJ. A. Mcpherson. of Nebras ka;
secretary, J. =. Hamilton, Kansas; cores
pOnfirg secretaries: For Kansas, /. r. Vail;
1Or Nebraska, Thomas Coleman; treasurer,
j. n. Hail Kansas.
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pts,rte, Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners to-day au-
thOTiZed the Commissioners of the Sinking
Emery $40 five years certificates, which
natures ON the 10th pTOXiJnO, without rebate
OF interest. These certificates are all held in
this city. and this payment Will wipe out all
this debt.
WATER TAX.
An order has been issued by the District
Commissioners TO Water Registrar Lubey
to prepare and submit 10 them on or before
The 18th prOximo plan for proper system
for water taxation. 1t is held that the
present regulations, taxing by the front foot
and number Of stories in dwelling houses are
not equitable, as much more water is used
ON SOHe premises than on others.
THE PROPOSED CITY HOSPITAL.
A formal application was made by the
District Commissioners to day upon the
Secretary OF War for the use OF the ground
lying betp cen the Washington AlmShOuse
and The IA zine in the lot on 18th street east
for hospital purposes. Application will be
made to Congress To authorize its perma-
Bent transfer, such use 10 be made OF IL as
will enable the District government TO relin-
quish IL should IL be demanded by the War
department
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued by Inspector Plowman as fol
lows: q. b. Harrison, frame dwelling on
SOuth side l., between 4th and 9Th streets
southeast; SEQ. W. NJ. White, a two story
brick dwelling on south side Samson. be
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest; 900
Terrence Mccartney, two-stOry aud base
meDt ON east side 18th, between A and b
streets northeast. $4,000. j. D. Hill, raise
and remodel one-story house on PennsyI-
vanla avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest; S1,iOO. F.. NJ. Chapman, repair a
twO-StOTy frame dwelling ON south side of /,
between 9TH and 9TH streets northwest: 500.
H. hilburn, raise One-StOry to house on south
eide of Maine avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets southwest; =, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

~For soldiers killed In the civil war
elghty-hve thousand headstones have al
ready been completed in West Rutland, Vt.
~The steamer Faraday sailed from Lon
Con yesterday Tor the purpose OF repairing
The Injury TO the direct United States cable
DFOur shipwrecked crews arrived at Hal
lax, n. s., within the last two DAYS They
pei3nged 70 the ships Tornado, Sansparell,
II. r. Kitchen and the schooner Emeiine.
6-Sewing has been taught In the public
schools OF Boston for twenty-th rec years and
IT has just been discovered that it is illegal
10 expend public money for that purpose.
New York from England since the middle OF
September over $500 900 in gold, OF which
some $4,000 was received at the assay ONCE.
gMiss Ida Demorest, whom the Grand
woman in the United States, has married a
Nebraska doctor.
~ Bismarck has the rheumatism That
is why the newspapers have been so dull
item when Bismarck is around and active,
~About thousand Pottowatamie In
olans, the advance party of their tribe,
passed through Okmulgee yesterday en-
tory.
~The first annual session of the associa-
ton OF surgeons OF the confederate army and
navy convened In Richmond yesterday, DIR.
federate states, presiding.
GA vision OF the future-Fond mother:
"Suppose, Arnold, should die, and papa
married another mamma. what would Won
do?" Dutiful son: "Oh should 60 to the
wedding"
ga close observer Is responsible for the
statement that when q mouse makes its an
women with striped stockings on ALWAYS
jump the highest.-Brookiyn Argus.
ga Kansas Baptist association has for
chilly resolved; THAT In our opinion The
most BETTING part which the Baptists of
Kansas should take In the centennial move
ment would be one concentrated effort TO pay
heir church debts
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CIT 2 ITE MS.
ADAMSON'S

ADAMSON'S
Billiard Room for sale and House for rent
the best location in the city for any kind OF
business. Inquire on the premises, 305 9th
street. 10IS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

THE SYNOD OF BALTIMORE commenced
their annual session in the Central Church
of Wilmington, Delaware. The synod OF
Baltimore consists OF the Presbyteries OF
Baltimore, Newcastle and Washington
city, occupying the states OF Delaware
Maryland, the District of Columbia, and a
part OF northeastern Virginia and the Pres
bytery of Rio Janeiro which as a mission
airy body, occupies the empire of Brazil.
The four Presbyteries of the synod are COM
posed of l25 ministers, 100 churches, embrac-
Ing a membership OF Is, Sls The sum re-
ported TO the last general conference was
nearlys3o0, eco The present session will be one
of unusual interest from the discussion OF inn
pOrtant questions, but more particularly
from the presence of members from<RiO.
Rev. James J. Smyth, OF the Presbytery OF
Newcastle, was elected moderator of the
Baird and Rev. ID. II. Riddle temporary
clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

BUTLER'S FINANCIAL PLAN reminds
Hugh McCulloch of Charles Beecher's dis
coVery OF, as he thought, q new method of
proPell1ng steamships. Before applying for
patent he submitted IL to his brother
Thomas, who had good mechanical head.
The reply was as follows:
Dear Charley: have examined your pro-
posed method of propelling steamships. l
see but two objections to It.; first, il is an old
inveDtion; second, it Is good for nothing.
Yours adectiOnately Tow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

Charles n. Cragin. jr., and Elizabeth Under
wood Addison. James A. Menefee, OF War
renton, Va. and Laura Laws. George n.
Ramley and Laura v. Shoemaker, Edward
Murray and Harriet Ann Offutt, Geo. Nell
ing, IT., and Rosa Loughran. John III. Mur
Eny and christine Sicoons, Stephen Han aud
-Adeliae pHyeJl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF
CANAL TREASURER FAwCETT.-Corres-
pondence of the Baltimore American from
Cumberland, October 10, says The attempted
assassination of Mr.. Benjamin Fawcett,
treasurer and acting paymaster of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal, and Mr.. Edward Null
yaney, superintendent of the Cumberland
division Of the canal, has caused the most in
tense excitement in this city, and the officers
are making every effort to capture the party.
A man was arrested last evening by con-
stable who gave his name as John Bassee a
bricklayer, from Washington. He did not
give any very satisfactory account Of his
presence here, or how he go: here. Yester-
day evening Mr. Fawcett sent to Mayor
Humbird note, saying. II was attacked
this morning by three masked men at the
Mexico Farm Three shots were fired in the
face of myself and Mr.. Mulvaney. No dam
age done except TO clothing. will guaran-
tee liberal reward for any Information Lead
ing 10 the conviction OF the parties" The
note Is now in the hands of chief of police
ClaTy, who will use every endeavor to riQd
out tie miScTeants. Mr.. Fawcett will travel
IN different manner hereafter on his
monthly paying OFF trip. The grand Jury are
stiil In session. and II the parties are caught
ibis week they Will be tried during this term
Of court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

A WILL CAsE-There is pending in the
Equity Court here the case OF q. ". Humes
ard wife agt. John Dowd and Others. The
Dill Is brought for the purpose OF dtspoSing
OF certain real estate BEG Ueathed by the late
Daniel Dowd, who died in November 1862
Complsinants ask that the will be construed
as 10 vest in them q portion OF the prop
erfy. The defendants have filed a cross bill
In which they state that the clause OF the
viii uIder which Mary Hunes (nee Dowd)
holds the property is as fOllows:-''I give and
bequeath unto my daughter. Mary Dowd,
my dwelling house, No. %, on 18th street
west. she paying for two masses every month
for the repOse of my soul as long as she lives"
They charge that by this clause complainant
became possessed Of life interest in the
property, conditioned on her paying for two
masses for the repose OF the soul per month.
They aver that she has not complied with
these conditions, and they charge that The
Ilfe estate In said Mary has been forfei ted.
Iney ask that q. W. Humes aud Mary fumes
oe MADE 20 discover whether said May has
faio lot tae masses. and that her life estate
DC ueclared forfeited and a commission be
appointed to report whether said pronerfv
can De divided, &c. Messrs Edwards and
Stone appest for complaInants and II ".
Garrett for defendant.
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FINANCIAL Asp com 81 Il sssss l..

NEW YoKK, OCT 7J-Ehe Posts a Isnoisi ar icla
high r than sester ay. GvId oee,ed at lI6nsS.
o. gol loans the rates bsve been 10 "a 3-S2 "a
of ste "a Opened heir rates at 47,s nd asa and
s1.fih after nUon reduced them to ~ and A. ;.
IA :4'0sa4Sl. iutIe, hoS.yer. - tat,.g
The moEes ni"Iket Continues 20 show a hard ni lg
tengehcy, au- caii loans At the stock excnarg IRE
3aSa PtI c, Mt. the quhtaiOn Al bapb eng as per
c,ht being The exceptional rate. Prime mer an
cent Government bonds dull, and prizes, where
changed, are lower The ST, ok market continues
strong aod prices are aa2 per cent higher than the
average Of yesterday The opening prices were y AZ
anoNe yesterday = closing, except Western Union
Telegraph and Lake shore. which ", re urchsnsed.
aud Missouri Pacific. which WAS a lower FROM the
opening until noon there was rise of AZ per cent
katreme sales: Pacific Nail ssse asss; Lake Shore,
aSss a39si' West Dion geiesr 74sN5h: North
l54; 81 Paul ssa'4 preferred, Ga; Missouri Pa
eifc. l3ssal4@ Union Pacific, 67I4 aG9la: Ohio aud
sey Central, IO45. aie; a. N'"
Inc narkeuA.
BALTIMORE, Oct. D-COt on fairly active AID a
shsoe IOwsr-middlngs, 1874. -Four unchanged
Wheat str peo : western red, alas: PennsYi,
Der, white, ls0aI IS; d., white zOaI IS Corn &C
q, ; ana hTmsr for western southern dnil,eoutheru
. = first half November. Oats stesdy-soutaern, 10
a4o; western whi,e. 4sa44: western mixed, 4iais.
and Pennsylya q GOA 90. Provisions dull and
heavy Pork, $3.50 Bulk meats nominal. Bacon
Hams 5hsI6. Lard trmt ref ed l4% ais But-
ter ST. ady and hrnl-western extras 30; d. rsts,
ZaZ. PIetruleum unchanged. Coffee dull and un
charged. Whisky doll l61zsl IL.
" bALIaokh, OCT 20.-Virginis consols, $50; West
NIrginiss, 2; North Carolina skies, old. To- do ne
10; do special tax, bid to- day. Sugar ca ier,
NEw YORK, Oct @-Stocks active and strong
Money. Gold, i61d. Exchange. lons. E7]l; short,
81 Governments Hctiye-s little lower.
hkw fohK- Oct 20 Flour quiet and IN
chsnl ed; Wheat Quietand unchanged. Corn quiet
and steady,
LoSDoN, Oct 20. l2;so p m.--Oonsols for money,
- lt account 81 l6 u :. bonds 1855, old, 1851
New hNes 1885. Erie, 1879. Ii is the general opin
ION a. the stock Exchange that the bank rate will
be advanced to morrow.
LONDON, Oct. 20, $50 The smount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF Ens land on balance
70 Gay l. t'52Oo tt rate Of discOunt in open mar
Ret Tor three months bills is 81 per cent which l.
: per cent. below Bank Of England rate. Erie,
l5ss preferred. 30
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SO SWEET, so pure,
So safe, so sure,
SO suited 10 each dental want
The Fragrant lSOzo,lont. o.

The Fragrant SOzolo,n. 60
CONSUMPTION is impossible when coughs,
colds and other acute affections of the throat
and lungs are promptly met with the requiret
doses of HdJe's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
For sale by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute.
DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY way be well called "wonder of medical
science" 1t cures coughs and colds illstdnter,
III soothes the irritated parts; it heals the in
hammatton; and even consumption itself
yields to its magic influence. so cents and
II bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
FROM PROF. A. JACKSON, Laval Univer-
sity, Quebec: 81 have used good deal OF
Ltetfg's Liquid Extract Of Beefin my private
practice, and can recommend 1T as extreme
ly useful in cases of debility and weak digeS-
ton requiring strengthening nourishment ~
Scheller 4 Pinkard, Agents, Washington. co
The Buffalo Lithia waters.
Inc extraordinary curative powers OF these
waters In the Peculiar DLSeGses of Women; in
affections Of the Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia
and in Gouty and Rheumatic Affections is
vouched for By some OF the best medical
Kidwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott l.
Co, 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. c.; Tickling Il WEIGH u High street,
Bro, $50 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pampblets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS T. GOODE, Proprietor,
I,4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
Corns, &c Easy Feet
being requisite TO health and comfort, thou
sands OF the Intelligent public patronize DR..
whites well-known establishment, 535 18th
street. opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, etc.
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MISS HULErT is gaining a successful law
practice In Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beau
HfT. 1885
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THE SINGER SKWINa MACHINE sales
1872 were &2l9 GEO l19-awt