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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

The agricultural -l4.ae 9. -.
Chicago Tsa>s, In N es-ar q gras.-
hocp<rs- ssys Wale a-alt1T *
NAY be rsrv fa4r- st2ad-gA4t-a u
sesfer, there !. no eomparTsar b.
tween to- sgg. asss-latsng prn.s-ss
Ct his barir br-zt hass1-. ~ III
a14i.a. -sr-.zsFa-. $500 ~. -1E-.
Il .ae so-~@y s=1 re--aa1s=s g-sss
hnspe- 4 s7sza- rAAa2 Ea-rs-- 81
ta asona-48ac A-F * g-r1cs "a
ear Ey-s. All er--rs1- t1-~t t2-.,
hds os- s-x1, - g-s--@ tor~.- t1,--
xaaa4.s as -e-As C -sl.-.s ". zslrI-
sazgs- 1r F--aE 81 rz-a-s - : . -
u IL t4r-ASs f1V7r rssaaa. " gr-@1
--T.atr-. A-ss -.szls Ef 1r9---- -r--1
-wszr1-51s1- 1SE-s AEr2 -a14t1s--s
v15E1 49, 1--s r-Tag ~ IT, Gr.1
TAT -Ena.s sz-r14sEsE- tis- grasslss +.,r-s@r
. r..zs ~ ea.l eos 1Eaa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

IAsss esl-bratee cars arr run on ALL night
trzssas 1H all she line. Of this road.
Tbs IL he ONLY LINE running tha.s ..,s
Sssss.H Chicago and -. pxaI or Chicago
AID Milwaukee
a. omaha Cur slsspsrs connect with the
Railroad, for all point. res; Of ta@ yi.sa..s
River ArDoEy the '~4ia
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

" Tt travelling psbiic are ell til. NADER,
-SgfDfsEashts. rock Asc Grave! Eal,xsr4S
Lfaess sssrl rail, roes and Iron BrI5xe.
s 800 ass Drawing Room Day Coaches'
SAFETY Air brakes, Aiiieyss Pa,~nt ss.s..
.ss1.i.g ard Platforms, speed, SAFETY sna
ADsolzts Con4sor.
kaasssg thrDugh Five G-ss. States ana
gs>>FassEg over 200 naiies Of road, this Cor
rs.Y D..sstia - tas Traveller ssc5Iit,e, ,h..
afs sgi and CANNOT BE- offered by sry
AL ticket sgsnsa tar sssI you ticket. ~.
..As route va
u Fg- wish tie sss; trsrslirg sero-n,.n-
essaohs. yoa vii bay your tiekess b. ri,
fSuist AID viii take no Other.
nAEvrs g-szyrr. - s-.
ss.ss :ss~s..sss: su- ,...ss...
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.


ue,vssA = shs0 -
oAsry. - ~ pAys
Guide. :! 4: +: A.: "a: 9 Z: :
lA1a ASsua0A $780, q rRss1ssA. pe~
saPasA - -,
- wa e0ssv9s 0OUS0GA - e0ADs
Sas0a1s - 49, - - 0ari0 = ol
49,: san . - - sagAs = - - -
- ~. - - ~ asA0 sksA oeh 1917.
ssseafns - e4D040O - e1v10 - yA
49, Govw 9ssUy 49, - AoAh owsee1scs - .~s
- n0Gas0 ssWysA1ae - - sssenN =
DMo . - aAR vUA.
3s9S 49, q psN - NH O.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08
IMPORTED
uYlEllu NIX |
Scottish Champion,
COMET.

COMET,
VI s1xns fer mares his season Mon
sars Al hls exn s.xk5e. sns mile frezs essr-
.Ter.. Tp~scsre NJ Se I1--ae's Ee2 Oak.
u scr.esesvs and THURSDAYS. I'll Boof- al
sssnn F-rgnser's. Fed Oak, Inlrsdsrs. p
m. anS frscEys Al sxx- Dar15seHs- N frr-
sHon7 IL. SATURDAYS al sssnwe21- lie u
SIRE 81
TEGNSTe insure. NrshesAy. x7ss Sos
e-slEr Sic; Scottish Champion, 81 pAFkfsfe
Ia a FebrnArT. 3<7G Mxr~x leaving The
e0unsr s'szsrs Thai TINE Va = ehasEro a.
s-.sz.r MRS Al acrseensx n owners r1sk-
PrGigroes of The At,eve kerres csn &c s<-en
81 nv rtssee1es-
Fr4-se4 sxEsn tsoln TIE Edinburgh Esz-
ssxr fa- Del ls-1
tie reyss-s sf Ge1ena S< lAsaerscserS. scr
ssIaF k,syss5 nsec By TIE fr-sca EoSernmshs
70 investigate The EasT5f< of the di1ereni
breeds a o-ar ho-~es- G-0~rAA Dc Lxnors-
es<re- sESz<< - se.}owE
Nasv.tass.nsins ne broad s.ce-eacs tASt
p-c~s~&rzy sx1ss< between The esss norNt
fse~d and hor~-s used fo- purposes Of lux
E-- she English. wne know Bow 70 mould
nature scco-dlEg 20 iaesf LAiGrAl sAnsA-
have solved TIE problem and we AAf<iy W.T.
frs.ssuiS. a ye-sasfiee. rerffnr Il tie same
oeld- with pIongas exsofly similar aud M
Der Identical cosntlfsons. from teams com
10 fGNA
Il Two GIyee&cA1e rnkres-
= -Nree s11olk mares
Z Three Psreceor Ixre<
Thre< Bv1 logD<se mAfe~.
TIE fg0 C5r6e&os2e mares performed the
same iAek - The other fnre< learns. acd did
I. nzr. s-srE~-. o. ,~cs.f @ ts.ne fAe teams
rvkshee fAely work IN sss< order sndse@a@a
st.sxs The SEfosA ,nares finished N nch be-
fare tie Percasrors. snc between the latter
and tee Bo2lakress there vas Scarcely any
difference
he xe.oFe rsasats clearly before iAe r0elic.
the Il @-4rs % tAe ci-e-ens breeds VI dram
Aaress- considered frerz o Frenrn stand
POS 1t and shows clearly thai the Gagce>ok1f
are more than o---Ehsr1 superior - me
French fsrt-3s- I All interested personal =
in me Glyd-sdsi<, bat have QuoIs-d this al
tBe3~ 20 show fss5 ] 6ouE wish people &c
sas3g- EA-an ffsrsa VI Af ! s4s. 81 sa. Ss1s-
i'm porter hui les them judge them tr0-n 1hs
Yr-rssfa p-ainl owes The emily advantage
/ adm. that the French and b- lgAsD tr---ds
have - thai they can DC hs0ught rces per II
th. H-s4 instance Bsi have sci 10 lasrL
any sasr.
JAMES GREIG, Proprietor.
ClArencs. As-si. 7s-5.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

SurEtyws-x. 49, -lcf II n1asr. kna
s-s consequently good nslrnoa-s in
tresL GA nE-sr = .r ols.znxuisl-
e s-ar ollrs u TT Err ure sui ~
sry--t. NAV BE sE-.c-s5 En n.
sssia n fss rur.1--isE d ow EzlN
70 ur suhs. One srs vi pr
sr,e something Ike FIR s'asi,esf Of
s--,. Tr. seeds $50 MAKE fo'so
nr urI-Axsx.,l. ir nunx- .selnrx
spd r--r rss,d fo In'usA.s and oous-
r- The Portuguese sDs Amersc~z
Gsss,s nake kluS Cd ssesc -or
sh-n. suS --as.-d. -hsr mar -
r--sun5 sus 2se5 n s2aS-tE.s 51r
rxiS-<- The ssxIss NAV - 1ssc Is
ss-.- -,o.es VIZ. x--vnE. Dr. -Ssr
maze -skssa.ss. r9s1f tcr sts-1s kzs1
ne Ere. All 1- 1pasr - ne
besra- The asl@s ase rev rset L
rrma- AizSxssf.sr : Is . se-T -ss-
r. -sa.-- az1 % e-0s- a. Z Las
r~r,ztatsoo saar1 liz sss--szs-s
have pever Gsp<ov.S, kr absorbing
raLa-iz- and ac.zaS ~ Il s@er-2a-
sereen against that seo-x- II ev
lung oissrle-S-seve- AID AZ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway.

Gee connections are made 4, Cble.vn
sE1h tie Lake Shore & Michigan sgutherr
Michigan Central Baltimore a Ohio. P5t.s
burg FORT Wzyae a Chicago. gAnE.kes
Line aud Pan Handle Routes, FER al rsr,jrts
EAST Ard SOUTHEAST. sud wits tna
chicago 4 Alton aud Illinois CentraI for sIl
yeiBts SOUTH
;. aaoss connections are also made With the
Union p&eiHe K Z nj OMAHA fo- IN "a,
" sst points.
f.5s-e e<tsE.<f@s~s are Dsad< II JssE<1Eon r<Szss
sfstA fgsssy n Ali -~.zs. ed. P
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08
Ayers
Hair,Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it,
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is .:
once agreeable
healthy. and
eHec.ual for
preserving The
ha;,. X scea
restores faded
or gray hair
to IT'S Original
eolor srifh tk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Tne Eagiasa kAgr1Iitural AnssH'
iIsrs useclueC II seBc out fnr.-e LUfl-
irl6slgH,-rs - examine aBG f-pgr;
~wDe.1ser ue NississIpp Vac. il
s-.l.s--s.. t.- agriculture purpose
VIE tber az sDDui i, tner HE 8
T-e- at ssrlsiDsv sepc enc, ne- * ssce.-
tar whether the atasu.ie ocean IL
usetgl 5lr nsrixatNl-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Prepared BY Dr.. ]. c. AVER & Co..
krasasea, 80 Analytical Chsaisss'
LOWELL, MASS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Twer-F mics from BERN. u
Prussia there Is rs fees 5elov tlse
surface Ct lie sx-.t s--E.s 1f r-rE
sass z.sEF ks~s ssnsk- n iss ~ tne-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Mr. s. Sinnett, u Maslatir.-, - ta-
Journal, SAYS, 4 vii send yoa Ar
article on monthly markets before
long, a. I consider them to BE- the
best enterprises the farmer can go
into
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

..
the team making the greatest total
score TO be declared the winning
party. In the short range OF $40
wards the Irish team won by one
point, but the two longer ranger were
won by the American representatives,,
making a majority score, which lef,
the Irish marks at 929 and the Amer
lean at SCI, OF thiry-eight points
ahead for the latter. The American
rifemen seem destined 70 prove their
superiority as mArksnen this year in
Great Britain, as they did al Creed
moor, in their own land, lat season.
J.H. G. Little, in deprecating the
Introduction of politics into the
Grange, says with truth and force !:
sLet the Grange instill into the minds
a the menberskip that mare reaaing
sAoul1 be dane, that more work
should be done with the mind and
less with the muscle, then there viii
arise such a thirs, for knowledge for
knowledge Is powerD that every
thin that coacerns us - individuals,
= ! precinct, Is . State Or Govern
ment, viii be most closely scrutinized
aad investigated. Show me the
home thas ~ TIE tshle Of the living
re5n weI suppiied vite reading mat
ter. including the leading hebdoua-
/ IA, monthlies, qusrterlies and .
rod variety OF the works Of authors
4 snuslia' ssd 'calf,' and 1 viii show
90 ! family that when the head
h~ccf ksadies 10 silent vet most
oseDt Of weapons ithe ballot be a.
~ keeps his powder dry, aims
-, and ssnds doath shots into the
nks Of corruption and Injustice
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-08

Ixtt "a lbt LgffeB2'Dfsl L1ltDf
s0sed ,.s.os4 = seei, saI quarts &c tie
ere, eerksv 1ess stu1bIe, AMI ha',
rowec ;tlnst Ii she Tboaas harrow
sni ksd the bestfDooess ~, twenty
wears. The subj protected the
inothy from the scofeilng sun AID
collected aud retained TIE snou dar-
ing winter. Witt he Tnofnss BIZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

Ihere seems to b. a disposition on the part
CT some OF the recently appointed officers
holding responsible positions under the gov
eminent 20 do away with red tape. otherwise
ctrcUmlOCutiOn, in the transaction of the
business Of their offices Every boIy rernenl-
berS Mark Twain's ''beef contract" and his
prolonged endeayOrs 20 obtain a settlement
from the government The case is parilleIed
every day In some OF the departments. And
ddTCIo OF this an Incident happening in the
PENSION Office maybe related The pension
laws provide that certain persons may be
specially authorized "a take the dispositions
Of pensioners, and that whenever any such
officer Is located twenty-five or more miles
distant from "a given mum Der of pensioners
the Commissioner Of Pensions, ~ the petit
ton Of said pensioners, may deputize
some person nearer the residence OF the pen
siOnerS 10 execute their papers. \ year or
two ago petition Of this kind was received.
and the prayer OF the petitioners was denie I;
Lot on the ground that IL was no: twenty
five miles from the sidence Of the pension
crs to the officer ty me n>1u-es' rOtI but be
cause measuring by an air line over noun
tainS, Syamp>. LAKES AM rivers, the dis
tance was fraction less than the number
OF miles specified. II is said th1. the s.sec.
Ond Daniel" who made this decision came
very near having an attack of brain fever
subsequently on account OF the immense
strain on his Intellect in deviSin- this little
scheme TO circumvent a few veterans who
Grew bat pittance from the government
More Common sense and "a few hundred yards
less OF red tape is what Is WANTED in most OF
tie departments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

One Of the problems of life that the post
Office people will probably be able 10 solve
aiter they have passed To another world
they don't seem disposed To wrestle with it
IN thiS-is why, with railway trains running
every hour ami ferry boats running every
half hour between this place and Alexandria,
the mails from that city shOuli almost con-
stantly be from twenty 10 thirty-six hours
behind time Mail communication between
Washington and Cincinnati or Boston is
quicker and more certain than betweeI these
two cities. about six miles apart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

The new postal ca ri as finally agreed upon
Is far superior in point OF appearance To the
Gre at present In use. White would have
been selected a. the color but fer the objec-
ton that the cards would have soiled too
easily Taking everything into considera-
ton cream color was regarded preferable as
far as utility is concerned So popular have
these cards become that the Third Assistant
ostmaster General estimates the eonsump-
tiou for the year ending June 3Oth next at
10000 Geo, or about three each for every man,
woman and child in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

III seems that, after sll, Archbishop Purcell
Is not entitled tO the credit for EberaIity
which Vas awarded him for saying that the
public schools OF the country are not Col
less schools" AT least, If he did say IL be is
not willing 20 acknowledge il in his cooler
moments; and he evidently don't want the
credit of IT. Here is what he sail in answer
10 an inquiry from a priest in 81. Louis rs to
whether or not he hal used the language i'm
Iuted TO him:
The scrap you incl9se from some
newspaper does not in aUght deserve that
should say do not approve the public school
system-which do not approve: or that /
As lawyer the Archbishop would be a
success in special pleaIiug, aud he would
probably draw a plea in -oidance that
would hold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

Isn't IL about time professional peieetrI-
ans swimmers. prize fighters, horse Jockeys.
&c. stop telling the public every time they
are beaten that they were dTuggeI. The
story il becoming stale ami monotonous.
Coyle, who was apparently fairly beaten by
johnson in the swimming match the other
day, now asserts that he was drugged, or he
would have come out winner. II is more
likely that he was beaten because he swan
too fast at the start, exhausting himself
early i'm the contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

The Troy Tunes believes that Henry Ward
eeeher receives, with one exception, the
highest salary paid In the United States
The exception is in the case OF the "credits
man" of H. T. ClaAin, the New York mer-
chant. who receives the same sum on ac-
count OF lis wonderful knowledge OF credits.
The NieerOy OF India receives an annual
salary o. $50 600, and the Governor General
OF Canada si5OOoo. AL OF these individuals
ought 10 be able To grub along on the salaries
paid them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

II will he seen by an Article In our Local
columns that there is fair prospect OF the
speedy completion of the Washington ana
Ohio railroad TO the Hampshire coal fields,
at an early day. This is a matter OF interest
our District cities, as tine finished road
~.tnnot ft!l 20 bring US an increase OF trade
: tth tie counties Of northern Virginia,
i-Ottable both to them and 10 us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
Average Daily Circulation, 1850
The Star for the Summer.

Persorus LeGIIr0 ne cay fo- tie ssHs.Ser or Jor
oV portion Of u nlOg hOae THE STAR sesa ~
~dtl. postage Treposd, for aGca p,-od Of time n,
ene1 desire az the rcl,e Of IS cents pey uees, so
cents per p'o-.th, also gor Three uo.slls, o. s3
or stJ months.
- OTdeTs nsGu ss al cones Be accompanied By
the niorey, aud no pupz szx longer gsr, pad
for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

Susan b. may have newspaper OF her
own after all She has had charge OF her
brothers paper, the Leavenworth Times,
during his illness, and should he die she may
be left in control OF IL, in which case the
woman's rights people will doubtless have
-an .'organ." In a late letter to a friend in
New York she expresses but little hope OF
Ine recovery OF her brother who was shot a
few weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
BOARDING..

TOOL AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ with BOARD, corner Of 9th and streets north
west y236tH
Il will find two large front ROOMS. cOmmunicat-
ing, furnished or unfurni>hed also, three smaller
ROOMS. 1OI6 Massachusetts avenue. jy2U-Str
NlLLIkENS - Corner Of lOth and streets
WI northwest, Arlington, ID. O., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, e. per day. House thor
ocghy renovated and refurnished.
febSly FRANK MILLJkEN, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
GEORGE J. JOHNSON q CO,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS.

- BhOfHkAb x CO..
s3S Pennsyiy ania avenue. between 9Th and lorb
streets, invite especial attention to the following
goods:
- All silk Velvet stripe Grensdine; Black Silk and
Mooi Gre sdInes, plain, striped and paidsd; Lyons
Black slli including Cuinet. u llOls and Cote aud
DeCote c. ebraied makes; Black Alpaca and Mo-
hairs IRON &c. up; Victoria sai Bishop Lawns from
Is TO 75c, per ard; Domestic Lawns and Percales,
l25sc. Up; French Muslia in sin gle and double
width; rench Pigue from 1874 80 7sc. per yard !;
bite and oOlored Iarletans iron Doc. no; White
and nolored suiting Linens: Linen Lawns from zsc.
up; Percaies and Csmtrics ia beautiful designs ali
Wool DeBege and DeBege Gren al mes; striped and
Check SUMMER silks; Mazalia. the new goods for
TuffIng; Balbriegin Hose (silk ciOcke1,D IS FER
box up Three button Paris h ids in all colors 8 IS
White Shetland Wool Shawls, 8 3 and Up: Cor
ss,s, 'oo and up One-b9iton Kids soc; Two button
Kids Sc Tin street colors only, job lot: Linen
Lap Robes s. and M; Ladies' and Cent? Under
wear farasols and Sun Umbrellas in great variety,
direct from the best factories the United States at
less than the ruling prices 54 Ga s4, aud l0-l
sheetIng Cottons very cheap best makes Paper Cam
brio, double wicth,D Sc: Wamsutts "a Blesched
Cottons, l5c.; New York Mile a. Beschsd COftOns,
Ec;; Fruit Of the Loom "a Blesched Cotton, l2,ac
and complete line OF Dry Goods, Notions, Gloves.
III osiery. &C At correspODdingiy low figures Stare
open until O'Clock =. m. BRoDHEAD a CO.,
S39 Pennsylyanis avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. ,e9s ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF Youthful impr udence, causing preua-
tnre decay, neryons debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found q simple self
cure, which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
address J. Il. REEVES, =. Nassau street. New
YORK mays
E(OGERTB VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
~ Wanted, case ef Whospins Cough that cannot
be cured By "BOGGRTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SfRCP." 1t In also the best In use for Coug hs
Colds Hoarseness, Sore hrcat Group, and all Bron.
ehial Affections For sale by the principal Drug gsts
me proprietor. 13l2 u e. northwest. oovAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
Dill MBING AND GAS FITTING.

he subscribers woul respectfully inform their old
friends the public generally that theS have re-
srued tn above tu.ibest AT No. 1907 PennsylNa-
MA avebu-. ard having ia store q well selected
stock prepared TO MI all orders runcta4iiy aad
THOMAS W. MILLER Co.
Iz3lm No. 1907 PeDnsy IL aaia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24
HOTELS

NEW EUROPEAN kEsfAURANf,
~ SO4 STREET, OPP. Masonic Temple.
ARMAND BODlN.
Comfor table and elegantly furnished ROOMS.
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest Wines and
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars.
Elegantly furnished Rooms for private dinner and
supper parties. jelS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

Some three weeks since, IL was intimate1
that an effort was making on the part
Of The democratic leaders In New York To
bring about a conference with prominent
western democrats, with a view of agreeing,
ifIossible, OF some common groand now, i'm
oSder 10 have no distractions in the national
convention, bat the New York correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Le,lyeT says that project
IL Is understood, has been abandoned as
1.-The western brethren are disincIined to any
thing ina; will not let them have their own
way" lie further rays:
THE Outspoken way IN which Mr. PeniIe-
ton, Governor Allen AMI other defnOcratir
leaders in Ohio are cOntesting the ground
occupied by the middle state and eastern
uSinocracy on the financial question, is
alarming Such men a. Governor T!lden ex-
Governor seymour, and the democratic con
eressn;en from this city. all of whom foresee
Zeal of future trouble within the party. If
The OHIO politicians are to have their way
on
Ten million baskets OF peaches are ma
turing on the Delaware peninsula" is the
news that comes by telegraph, and this, not
wiihstanding the crop was killed by tIe cold
Snap this spring Arrangements for ship
ping the fruit by rail have been male on a
more extensive scale than ever before. The
Baltimore Sun states that i've hunIrei cars
have been furnished by the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad and the same number by the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
for the trans pOrtatiOn OF the peach crop from
Delaware. Fifty-two additional cars were
seat from Baltimore on the Phi!a !elplIiI.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad yester-
day. So great has been the demand for cars
that large number OF cattle cars have seen
FITTED up for the purpose of carrying peaches
Judging from this, there will be no excuse
iUT high Prices this year.
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nR. ROBERTSON,

4S4 lUIH SlhH1f, MAX IA. Avn.
From long experience in both hospital and private
Hractice viii guar auee Ia all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, GOnOrrhCea, elect, Structure Sy ph
Els, and spernatorrhRa. Cases OF GOnnorrhaaa re-
Gently contracted cuged in 10 days yphilis in all
It's stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradcated from the system, without the of ,ner
curry. Spermstorrhre, brought by excuses and
abuse Ia youth, causing loss OF memory insanity
general debility organic weakness inpoteucy nery-
ous irritability, symptoms of pton indiges-
ton paptation OF the heart, pains liz back dimness
&c. speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
Dr; t., located for nsny years nj 10 5. Eutsw st
baltimore, Md, has consented, after many solicits-
tons By tis Washington patrons, TO open a perms-
nent ofnce IL that city whore he may be consulted
every ednoedsy and Saturday in each week. from
b3p EnarS IL
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III

SpectaI Tsrn-Pyo5afs Jnvtsd,cftoa.-JHiy 20tt. lHs
In the matter Of the will Of ANTHONY
PARKINSON: Application for letters testament
tsry on the estate OF Anthony Parkin Of
the District Of Columbia, has this day been made
BY Am Parkinson. All persons interested are
TUESDAY, the nth day Of August next, at II
O'Clock .. m. e. show cause why letters tesla
mentary on the estate of said deceased should
not issue prayed: Provided, copy Of this order
be published once week, for thrse weeks, in the
Evening Star, preyious 10 said day. Test
WA sts A NEBSTER Register ~ Wills
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD
Offering eSe 1yt,Sc to
LOCBLE DAILY TRAINS
leaving washinet m, from B. p. Depot, corner 9th
and streets, at > u aud m.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on .. IN. train, through 70
New Orleans, without change, and on D. m train,
through 10 W bite sulphur without change
Tbi Il the only line running two daily trains and
the only running sleeping cars 10 White Sui
ph ar ano all watering places on z. & o. road.
For Excursion and Sleeping Car Tickets call ut
COMPANY Office, 6O3 Pennsy Nv ana avenue.
q. }. rOREACRE, General Manager.
J. NJ BROApIS, q. T A. IVA I'm
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NE. A. l.. B0SWORTH, At the Washing ton EIec-
- troga,hic Institution, 91s Z street northwest,
cures all nervous and chronic diseases of whatever
name or nature. All complaints incident to FIX
MALES. and diseases Of Children q speciality. Gal
vanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most ipyie-
Grating and health giving baths known to modern
science Generalization and amir ation free arr On