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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
The Champion Swimmer.

LONDON, Angus, 25, lS75.-Capt.
Webb, who started on his seovnd at.
tempt to swim the English ChanueI
trom Dover to Calais on Tuesday, at
one O'Clock in the forenoon, arrived
1T the latter place to-day at noon,
after being in tho wator twenty four
hours and forty three"ninutes, nearly y
three hours 'longer than the time il,
which he calculated to accomplish
the journey. At half past five, p. NJ
he Was progressing at the rate OF
twenty strokes minute, tho sea and
wo"ther being favorable. He was
furnished with ale and beof tea, and
again ut eight +. p1., with beef tea
and beer. After that be rested on
his back for a while. At niue o'clock
ho became troubled with soaweed,
and ut eleven he took n draught of
cod liver oil. When the moon rose,
ut one in the morning, some brandy
and tea were administered to him,
W ebp declaring at the time that the
swim across was ga safe thing"
at 3 A. NJ, he took some coffee.
AZ this time tue tide turned north.
ward. and Webb appeared exhausted. =.
llis trainer stripped and held him.
self in readiness to go to We3b's
assistance, but Webb laughingly de-
clined the proTercd aid. At this
time he was still hopping mp a pace
OF twenty strokes per minute. Fears
nfnI h,t
drift would throw Webb dbreast of
Calais sands. MS the sequel proved.
~ four o'cvck, A. NJ and four miles
further progress, daylight broke.
Webo Was drowsy, and coffee and
braudyl was given . lim!M At half
past five Riden's buoys wcro in sight
and their position located. Atsseven
O'CLOCK westerly brecze sprung up
cboppipg sea'followed, making the
prospect Sssextfemely4v diacouragihG;
but tho indomitablo pluck of the
swimmer never faltered. a ANAL
skiff kept on the weather sid of
" ebb, who was now swimming
slow y and had just partaken Of II
brandy straight. '' >'''''' I,
Every twenty minutes soundings
were taken at eight aud ten fathoms
Steamers came out from Calais and
steamed alongside the gallant swim,
mer on the weather. side, the sea
breaking all the while. Che cets /
upon cheers went up, aud Webb.
seemed to feel their Inspiring inf1u-
ence. He laid . direct course for
Calais sands, Westward \ Of the pier,
and at half past ten A. AZ. was in
gu allow water, AT, forty minutes
past ~ a. 81. the hvroicfWebb stood
Oh French soil, tired, of course, but
very shortly recovered. lie was
conveyed to hotel in Carriage,
rlbbed down, put to bed, and at
o'clock when tho Herald correspon-
dent sailed for Dover, Webb was
TRANQUILITY asleep, and the doctors
h"d no fears of any serious conse.
queaces. Webb naked beats Bvykin
about two hours. The
widest y excitement prevails in
London, and the press pronounces
the swim the greatest physical feat
Of the century.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
NV 7! .
Political Notes.

Gen Colquitt Addressed tho farm
ore of Harris county on Thursday,
whefodfon the Co'umt tps Times says /:
i"The nrxt Governor Of Georgia will
be Alfred IL. Colquitt." 49,.
THE Missourisns seem bent on
shots .1.eglalatures. The new Consti-
sutton Providqa that tho Legislature
,canpot have, a djourned sess ions, If It
10 in se ssion longer than seventy days
every membef loSes one dollar day
froh' his' pay; wlsioht in tho regular
session is, tise dollsrs.t ,,, ,; >, -
~ A Kansas City telegram states that
. dispatot waseroceiyedshst day from
Mr. 'Dasis by. the iKspsss City Expo
sltipps rAssoeiatiop, accepting their
tdyitptl9h to be present aud deliver
'ah ADDRESS during tho Ipfogrsss of the
faiEs' Hd' Will receive IA hearty vel
cpms in this city > the most staunoh
Rapu biicahs taking an acsiye part in
extending lha, Invitation. 49,. 49,,
'Bieut!' Cow Davis, of Mississippi,
who demanded Up Investigation by
tho Legislature, became scared WHOM
criminal ,proceedidgs were COM
mencod against him for bribery and
corruption in Office. He waived an
examination, and gave bail in tho
SUN ,of 37,og9 fpr. his appearance ut
tbe next TORN Of the court 10 tho ,ity.
T6e eyiabnce egainst him is, sa ys the
Fioksbtrg Herald, conclusive. He
knew il, aud avoided trial.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
4 GOal's prOwcSS.

e.. 3 e e 70!
Last Friday moorning Master G.
y. Wallace saw in field what he
took to be hare, but, as it did not
ruu, he went up and kicked it, when
it rose aud sprang furiously toward
him. FHs now thoughs it wus Q bear,
made good time for tli6s fence,s where
he got. picket and turned to the
attack. The boy was accompanied
ny apet goat and fas be; laid on the
blows with the picket the goat butted
aud hooked tho enemy, aud theyIsoon
dispDtchedit. The creature proved to
be badger, aud wcighec II pounds.
The goat no doubt Hecured the suo.
cessfui issue Of the battle, for when
ZIP sboyewouldys,rike the badserl it
%ould Spring 'at Him, aihfd stlnh the
goat would receive the charge, int
ting vigorously. The badgers CLAWS
we've over,an inch long, and the lad =,
who +: only p yeafssoid, -@assssor,u
nate in cscapiag CLOSE tussio VII h i, {.
:mSan Rafqfl (GNt } Jownai.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The Richmond Enquirer says F:
The attempt Of the Radical Outrage
Press Of tho North to hold tho Con.
sorvatives of Georgia responsible
for tho rocent attempted negro in.
surrection in that State, and to mako
it. appear that it was Cotton up by
them for political offsct, is as absurd
as it 10 viIlainous. Tho foot is it,
was on atte n'pt on tho part Of North.
ern Kadicalism to force q conflict,
that the killing Of a hundred Or SO
Of thor black dupes, by tho outraged
white people,, might be turned to
account in the coming lolootions and
serve to roll bae K tho tide of; reooh-
c'liatlon which IN gov setting IN 80
steadily and threatens to overthrow
them. Thank fortune, thep prudence
calmness and good sonte Of tho Ipeo.
pie and aathorities;cf.that State Wore
equal to tho omeTgeDpy.s.t.., 90"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

Bhnililti.

< :
.rnT Tho. Courier Journal states thu
son,c ro.urrt ctioni~t tried to stcalt
Il Q to!y OF j obn j.. Sheridan, Gen.
Phil. sheridAn's father, from ita
gia Gin The Catholic 3cemetery ut
Somerset, Ohio, q few days ago.
They were surprised, just as tEey
reached the collin, and fed. This
is bsnditis,n with n vengeance. Ii
ID supposed thnt,' as tho body was
not 6t for dissection. purposes, tho
ro5bers wantod to get q reward for
restoring it. Now the shetidans
might have been h long time in
louisiana without On experience Of
that kind. Gen. Sheridan mnst
stay at botne.---Augusta Constitu
tional,et.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

And now the statement is made
that it will require the issue Of $4On,-
100000 Of new bonds to carry out
the provisions Of the "spccie rosump.
tion" act. We can't understand why
SO large an amount will .be required,
us that is larger sum than all tho
Governments legal tenders now out {;
but that Ia given out us the ealoulao
ton of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Now lot US SEQ what will be saved by
it. At five per cent. the yearly in-
torest Of those $40o, 100000 of bonds
will amount to $40, ,Oo0,' and in
twenty years the interest will aD ount
to (or doublo) the principal, 100000,
0OO,00O. The currency draws no in
tcrest. That is what the people will
have to pay in taxes for changing tho
form of portion of tho Governments
Indebtedness. ...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The Shfevsport News denounces
the Kellogg census as ,lIisetablo
fraud, and declares that it Ia ssfpre,.
,posterous TO affirm that the negroes
IN Louisiana out humber the whites
nearly $4,000. The whites and
negroes are pretty evenly divided,
and with anything, like earnest
effort and q Sair election law, the
whites can easily Garry tho State by
10000 majority.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The death Of Giuseppe Garibaldi's
wife is Announced. !, She has been q
faithful aud devoted hc!pmate to tho
old patriot and has shared tho mis-
fortunes and dangers which attended
him during many years Of his event.
full life. yGaribaldi himself has been
sick, and his complete restoration by
tho aid Of sulphur baths was recently y
announced Ar q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
"'T'NFV Jhtt |"|- -"--|-
Cotton Culture In California.

/. Tt ero ale ccrtsfa35fA 35fAvofsaloSa litics
in California where cotton can by
raised to advantage. Notwithstand-
ing tho presout has been most nh
favorable season., owing to tho late
spi ing frost and the UNUSUAL dryness,
IA Mr.. Easlin, of Santa Clara county,
vcntureI the experiment of planting
an acre and u, balf in cotton.
Fne. plants arc .f now , standing
from two to three foet high, aud show
q remarkably vigorous growth. Tho
bolls arc forming finely, and in q few
weeks The first crop viii be ready
for picking The plants have had no
artihcialirsiga tion, and yet there has
been no lack of moisture in tho soil
requisite 20 their growth. The
Judge is we'll satisfied with bis ex-
pertinent and another 'yeGr will 90
into cotton culture onta much larger
scale. lie thinks it will be more
profitable than whcat'--W. Y. Bui.,
asp': es''": n EY. ~. !. xgT .a@ ..,,y
a colorcd water.carrier on the
Macon and Bfuiswick Railroad jumi
ed from thefcafe the other day, and
was killci.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

i China is becoming a large consul
mer of American cotton goods, a sin
gle Massachusetts factory having re.
GENTLY received an ordor for $4,000
bales Of the product Of its looms.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
Tie TelhpIc and tho Census.

Ihose who visited SAP, Francisco
formed lasting impression Of the
pagpiliesnce Of the establishment
aud the muaifioence of'its' madagers.
lhe banking house'!was the ,Rnests.ip
the world. 1t was built and, fitted
up without regard TO- post. Hard
WOOD, solid siiyer, and marble We're
used ~ finishing the 't6ohs devoted
to banking, and the furniture cor.
responded. : There was ndNenseripg,
no 'Sham'H Everything yRau real, pDd
calculated 70 impress. the behofder
}'w'lh tpe soildity of tho ooneeih, itS
gfeet wealth, and to iHdioate mex.
haustiole resources. 81 Pnper'tmoney
was, not passed oyer, ,these counters,
except as merqh.paise., pdJ!a' a1a
silver were tho exOldsivV cufrefioys
except where depositors deposited
op'n and soccived 6ank k'draftsr'inre-
turn. The 'clsrioala SofcH in the
bank was large, we'll drilled AMI well
paHl9: IhP capital stock @hs fur
hllllons goid,' paia ,apy" ".and the
deposits e,ght, nl'll'ons+ni Egc! 4
tho u rresidopt' Of tbis bank of
great spieud9rapd ,w9ndcrfal pre-.
tensions, is Mr.. Ralston, an Ohio
p'ah, ..rns WAS iormofly second oiefk
+" T.; ~ on'o s'ver steemooat' und
enou 2SneH ~ 'Y,ItaTTof gpeAt
'@oIastpc )" "'I:r o"io' e sm'gsated
~ ".',Hiuia .,pu.n1 ,apf .SSs ono OF tho
~" m aove'l'"'ers ,,'%lot1ProsPered.
,a ia "a'nea 'fanaa w up sho lsaaer OF wealth
a ,a' ,a"e 'HP'uiy' aua vas supposed
I"IJ' " W "or'. u''een mil''on
o''"''. no co"siuereo himself
equa' qH 10 any Undertaking. For
l. ~ evetyl1yiug yHy ne toaohed Fa'd'' and
i ho , I"as Io'a nno sran'a s1h'', US he was
''vSy', w -. y.},3Idi ..,,,,n...'T,...
!, A"e "uhA pa'o ".", Ia aaoltion 70
+" .args!saihry' .Wenty-nVeI thousand a
u.a,t"n, u. & n.e.ssin,ngs s,s.e 's.' ano nc did
.n.s' .,n 'sln hsa sFSiG WfS WR moro
r""" ;son.. P.,n0''y. nc Amaaotplneq a
,,';Isa Acouv cs', S.s' es'uenoe '"ehty-s'x
es ,"ns , ..Ini oan rtanc'sco: Here
,,'''',n;f"a "' H. y. 'n""y ao'eS 'aia Oh 10
~ = as"taSem. l,' s|y'o 'snsea ssa Win g9s
nrn"ud" ,rL. on no aoJacent
S,n. ~. pno :'u'o.Io''espono .I
~ ~ '"o "u'pofos
81 france ~ his pest days would
nafaly nave desired anything better.
ihere was q army OF sorvapts, every
man 10 ms place and every guest
*ss we,tee upon from the time he
Ss'fPPea ironi his carriage until he
re'i'ea' anu from Ms rising In the
,not"i"g ,3iai. sn'i' 40 was assisted INTO
us ,,, vatf"Re' '.-.,I -. >n.+.
,,ine ine stao.e oonta'nee thlrty-six
,.oou0u ulysses; Ane carriage was
tlaWn oy leuf horses, ana the time
=" Ue'Meen tae teS'oehoe ara San
r'"n0'o'o =, was '"". rorrs. haii way
t;,I .aH1o W"s . lei'y o' .prSes' ana up
.nnoa "al. anu @ "own sno h,sheS. possible
sP'su m@s Man w an'utsiheu. %, lne hvlng
oApoase' ~ ~, w.: a.s'oh nan were sup
po1Hu nv ~ w piVo'oooa ye"r'y'g
anc o"'h' soon a,ter i'S orgenlsa"
.r.n,' 'ntIssou Y4oo'Too III l"nus.
:" H'oo p1s'esseu ,'scl' OF inc oaii.
.o'n." wagon company 90 t'at
"ason nuhlps was part OF It's oank'
,ns "us."oss. .l'e. was ~ tno m'"inS
'"S."''S' ~ ooufSe, eAtoo'i'eiy' and
mining stock The p,e.;J.n, 3;d :,
"a tIc,, 49,. 60.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

A cont am porary says that fishing
in the Tou nesseo River is pretty
good just now. Tho other day q
fisherman hauled up his vito, who
had been missing for two weeks, and
he saved the 5000 reward be had
offered for her recovery. :.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
,2naNldsIJ of7hJ CS7redi. Cadet.

James Webster Smith. 4of Sbuth
Carolina, better known as oulbred
Codet ith5having been cad ct at
West Point for several years was
married at. Highland Falls, New
YWkgs0e, 81 gEbpssd eae Pey,gsg9 ersggy yoanns 'n
wom"n'of his own fdce, @hoso ao }
qnaintancc he made whilst ct West
Point. The military band of West
Point was secured for the OCCASION,
aud disooprsed the bobt. OF ,mpsio to
the delight, Of the, white ana Icolorea
guests, who wore about equally
asGto fhJhlfers.u Promiuent
colorod .men from distant parts Of
tho ,,p3o1p9trySere ptsssnt ID witness
the 'cercmohy. ,5iaW yI4hI Il,t''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

Daring the paaesix yoars one Iof, The
NATIONAL banks of, this, city, has! had
lying in it's vaults tho haifof D ma.
tional bank note of tile donomibation
Of ivc dollars, 4 Yesterday John ",
Meblipg entered tho bank, and pres
aentiog half Of q national ban k note
asked what itsavalue was, The tollor
was'reminded ofthe rolioin safe, and
out Of mere curiosity suggested that
the pieces be put together. It was
done aud 10 they we're found to be
the long-separated parts.-- Detroit
Free Press,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

~ "No personal considerations should
stahd in the @yi4f1 perfbrhtDg, q
public duty.'--L President GraLt's
note to Secretary B.istow. Tue
following is!sh extractfr from StatutoS
.at;J4arge vol. iv. p. 1886, section Ia;
.Andl be II further enacted, That no
person employed in the Indian Do.
parthiehtishal have any interest or
concern in any 'trade'with the 4 ,dians,
except for and on account of tho
Uuited States, and amy person offend.
ing herein shall forfeit tho sum Of
$4,000, and upon satisfactory i6for,
nation Of such, ofepse being laid
before the President Of the United
States it sian become bis duty tore,
move SUCH person from the offipo or
,ituation he may hold. ''"5p .I
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

ss0ueep Victoria has 22r geandohil.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

Az Republican, meeting at Ban.
gor, Mr., Hslnlin told tloso present
very plainly that the Democrats had
got tho start Of them iii Organization,
and Ind made q decided Impression
on the yosers that, unless the Re-
publicans went to work with all their
misbt they would wake up tbc morn.
ing after election the .sorriesy looking
Z party that ever wont through u cam
ssAsYhigu in Maine. = .%m, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

Contrary to expectation, the percentage of
increase In the receipts Of the Post Office De-
partment for the last fiscal year was but
about one and a half per cent. The usual
percentage yearly has been about five per
cent. As the statement published in yester-
days STAR shows an excess OF expenditures
over receipts amounting to the snug little
sum Of sc 600 ,OO0 il Is evident that it will be
some time before the department will be
able to support Itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

Reports from Ohio estimate the republican
majority all the way from 1000 to 10000. As
the counties to hear from are mostly demo-
cratic strong-holds, the full returns may
serve to whittle down the republican major.
titles to ten thousand, or under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

The Tammany convention In New York
city has utterly disregarded public seuti-
ment there by refusing TO nominate Re corder
Hacket, who has been 'an honest and up
right judge" and the terror Of the criminal
classes OF New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

The withdrawal of Gen. Bartell As the
democratic candidate for lieutenant governor
OF Massachusetts, is calculated TO weaken
the ticket. The Boston Herald REGARDED hi
nomination ''as the smartest and most pro-
gressive act Of the Massachusetts democrats
since the war"
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
MORE NEW BOOKS.

Literary Mote Russell. %. Climate and Time
Snss. Mrs; sls5ins. Sis. srissdlsr Frsdsr.cE
Erckmann. ChAtrsin SOC. Adventures Of Captain
Hatteras; ILLUSTRATED. Jules Verne. 0s. General
Hi,tory Of Rome nerriyale. o. 50. Impressioss
tiopary with Chronological Table. Lempriere
$40. Leah; or, A Woman Of Fashion. Mrs I'd.
wards. ol Wages Of Sin. Yates SOC Prose Quo
iations. Alliborne o.. Travels 10 Portugal. La
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the several classes OF Literature and Bohb Libra
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at low prices at s0LOMONs a CHAPMAN
AGENTS Lsurences |" Pure Linen" Papers, eli
Penns ylvsnia avenue. ocl2 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

The business of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal in the way OF coal shipments still
shows an increase over last year of 36,O54
tons, and should the canal remain open as
late as last year this increase will be materi-
ally swelled. The total amount shipped by
canal from Cumberland last year up to DC.
tober was 534,071, and up to the same date
this year $40, 135 tons. The shipments by rail
and canal show falling Off OF 80, 1874 tons as
compared with last year. The shipments by
canal this week will doubtless be less than
usual, owing to the epizootlc, which has ap-
peared among the mules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

The Repubi,cdns baby is very goot-
something out Of the stereotype rooster"
routine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13
Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
A. 9TRAU0.

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
! Gerber has obtained from the Supreme Court
letters Of administration the personal estate OF
MARY FORD, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
With the vouchers thereof to the su6ecrioer on or
before the l3h day Of October next they may other.
wise By Lac be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day OF DC
tobes, l0s.
sctisvS,' wM. r. FORD, Administrator.
IN TIE sUPkFCMsEr SYp p 9r TRE DISTRICT
SSse.sl f~s.. Pyeea,s Jgtsd,d,ss, 0d l:tA, isv;
sHik ApeiesoS to Ss is,,sr, Of az PA sdn, o.
tIstion, "; o.. on tho sst.ts Of David Q.
dav been made By james Rasan. An Dsrsons
interested are herspy notified g ,aDlear IN this
1t O'Clock .. m, 70 SHOW cause yhy letter. Of ID
should not issue e prayed. Pyecsdsd COPY Of this
order be Dublished once week, Tor three weeks,
Teot: A. WEBSTBB,
octl3 v.& Register OF " Ills.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
~ COWs-one black, with white spots; one PJrS7u
red, with white spots, both giving milk.
JAMES FARRELL, 1O2 ID at. northeast. OLE 1t
/ OSr-Tuesday morning, about 8 o o'clock, at res
II ervatiop cor GER New York avenue and ~
L street, a email black and tan Gil p, six ~
months old; had on leather collar and bell. ears
cropped; answers to name of Pink. yerg liberal
or O. X. GREERS Grocery Store. octI2 81
GAME TO MY PREMISES, October Sth, q
" VIII BULL. The owner is notified fo-o
away. JAMES DALGLEISH, ~
octll ST. Trinidah 18th and & SITS northeast
81 REWARD Lost, on Saturday eyenins, be-
black and tan TERRIkR, answering toS
the name Of Mailer The above reward viii De
PAID for his return to Il. BIRCH, 2401 Pen nsylya
MA avenue. octlt.3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13
PERSONAL.

A ny ONE HAVING BIBLE WITH THE
"A name Of Ann Ben air in gold letters on -.
IN, back. properly u Joseph Jennings, llLLL1
be rewarded By leaving the same at No. 12350
street southeast, W ashington, ,. @. octl3-6I-
A srR o L o
MADAME ROSS,
This oeleorsted Lsdy A;sroloEi.t and Healing Me-
Of ID, northwest. she he's superior IN delineat-
ing the P.st, Present. And Future In lsye or bust
friends. pointing out your enemies, and Informing
you Of the way TO success in al undertakings
tonsultatton strictly oonadsnfiai Ladiss, On: een-
lemen, CLIO. emily
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
TIE coMPogND 9XYGEN TREATMENr.
E non that he will resume his PIsc,ios q he las.
Thafsdsy. h i Instant rooms i4o' e ssFset
VISIT THE MOST SUCCESSFUL, MOST RI
DE- BsoTaEssss sds S'ii'ls Street ts
treatment q Female Diseases enables bin 70 gasr-
sntee speedy relief octIl 20.
lie. BUCKLkB JoNks.-Twenty years eIpari
Business confidential. i6l n. Howard St. Bsia
MADAME RlsTKLL, n. D., thorou. hiy eI
wi perienced and scieptidc Ladies Phys stefan snc
Midwife Of 70 years practice, attends lades then
s the Ssss nse Il Ss
private residence. Ladies placing themselves under
and speedy ans rssesnos
'S :ssS south SHARP and Dover ' SaiinSis
l. Cure Of seminal weakness, Lost asnb5bd, sn No
ssar s.' Druggist has the iHsFsSsS
.epls m.wlly Bon 1895 se- York.
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Ione square from 3. D. dspof,j Baf.Dsors u'n'
hS @ Of complaint car
Stpa,ais yoom, JoT lady Saiie.is. iyB7sp'
oSATIsFAOTION,' q PER BOTTLE Don.
ssl,ssiOns itss :, Dr. DARBrs, ms ~ .
nR. AND MRS. WILsOH-A thoroughly OF o
seosd ssd ; 'sSs q ,h sdies .ne
rooms and the best attentios ct the Doctor privs
residences. Consultation confidential. Once, 6e
South sharp street. Baltimore. mays-ly
nR. A. L. BOSwORTH, e the Washineton Elec-
IL tropathic Institution, BIS ! street northwest.
cures al nervous and chronic diseases Of Whatever
WALES, and diseases Of Children . specially. Gal
vanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most fnvfa
Grating and health giving baths Known 30 modern
science Oonsultatfon and examination nee. ap3-@
De: kOBER.Is0Hs FR0M BALrIMoRl'
PfesIy ths ssy n n
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
structure, Syphilis, and spemstorrh9a, Gases Of
Sonn2rrhea recently contracted cured In 5 TO days
II: and ss se
on by excuses and abuse In youth, causing ioss 81
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
Of censumptfou, Indigestion, pAlpitstion OF the
heart pains In back, dmness Of sight or gfddiness
evil forebodings, self distrust 6c., speedily curec
BY newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
Themselves In DR.; Z. 3 hand can rely upon being
scieutic ally and honoraby treated. Refers 70 the
high testtmonfals which he now holds from the lead
ing physicians Of Baltimore. Once 42l 10th stree,
northwest, from . to ,. m. msr9-ly
DoGERr's VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
o. cured Sd GSSfh teAs
Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Group, and ell Bron.
ehia AIsctions For ale b the I.insisa Druseists
the proprietor, 1312 street northwest. novl<-ly