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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PlOwman:-ChaTleSH III. Lewis. "A brick build
ing suitable for Sunday school. north side of
X, between 18th and 18th streets; 800. VIM.
Knott. frame stable. north side O, between
.th and sth streets northwest; f3D0. A. j. Col
lenback- brick blacksmith sNop. south side
y. between 2lSt and Z2i Tree : northwest:
s-to Richard simmons, raise a frame dwell
ing. LIST street southwest; S3nO. John B. Ga
baugh, "A brick private stable, west side 18th.
between COTcOran and Il streets northwest;
500 John n. Butler, raise four franz dwell
1ngs, west side 10th. between l. and VI streets
northwest. S1.O0O. a. j. Bender. three bric :
dwellings, south side l., between 1 y and 9Th
streets southwest: 81 go.
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MEDICAL, &c,

nR. LION, Tie OiftG EsiabhSh,d aAd On y
~ RsttatAt Ladies PAsSsctaa ~ the CIV, can ha
consulted every Tuesday and saturday az No. $40 m
street, from 60 clock. All Female Complaints
quickly cured. Office and Residence No. s62 W.
Lombard street Baltimore noVl3-gu.
SSATisFACTluN. A positive cure: : I per bot
- tie. Prepared according 90 the original form
ua by DIR. Darby at IL a. street, corner of Penn
.ylVania avenue. Cancellations free oCtlO I'm
hR. BUCKLER J0NES-Twenty years expe-
~ IIence in Female Diseases. Irregularities, Ova-
ran Tumors. guarantees satisfaction charges
Business confidential Rooms for patients 16a
Howard street, Baltimore. augTT- ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

SENATORS AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
desiring UNFINISHED and furnished houses
would DO well to apply TO B. III. Warner A.
To-, street, opposite Masonic Temple 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

ROMAN GOLD. onyx and gold, gold wire.
coral, silver and jet necklasSes. with crosses
.ailu ioc kets TO match; the best cheap eve
glasses ia the city. ri Prlgg's ieTclry stors
No NJ fehhsyi " ania avenue, near a ST =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

VITAL STATIsTICs.-At a meeting of the
BOARD OF Health last night, DIR. Verdi in the
chair. the mortality report for the week end
ing November % was read, showing total
deaths 6a-59 white and 81 colored. The NOR
tally for the week was IS more than last
week, or at the rate OF 2. AS per O0O per an
num- Increase by population over births
was II or al the rate of $40 per 1,00O per an
mum. The rate of mortality OF the white
population was Il .e35 per 200 per annum
while the mortality Of the cOlored population
was $500 per 100 for the same period.
Births, sl-white, male, -, female -; cOlOred
male, 10; female. Il. Rate Of increase of the
white population by births over deaths. 6,Is3
per annum, while the decrease Of the cOlored
population by deaths over births was $40
leT aunum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

CUTTING AFFRAY.-Wetlnes1a night n
eoiored man named sam Harris, living in
an alley between North Capitol street and
New Jersey avenue, and r and streets
northwest, was dangerously cut in the abdo-
men by another colOre1 man, named Ste
phen Morris. "A ueighbO- Of his. His wound :
were dressed by DR. Merriam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

DoN'T TRIFLE with Rheumatism AMI
GOuf. but use Durang's Remedy sure cure >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-02

NELvETs from the Centennial exhibition
See COBnoily's advertisement to-day.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

Judge " alxer, o' the United States
C,rcult Court 1t Cleveland, Ohio, ren'
gdered decision, RECENTLY, in thstase
.of W Westinghouse against the Gardn
Il Ranso,s s>r.br.ks comisnies, sustain.
slaiak sh. vsii4ity Of the Wes.,nghouse mir.
,br.ks paseats sue" On, twslve in enums
'ber. holding that the defendants had
and account. The case: has
sbssn pending nearly tbfesye.rs. <: :
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

Bismarck hayias recovered, h"sssress "
,auusAd his parliamentary services.
aWh{h questioned y deputies abort Car
ainl Hohenlohe's visit = Rousss BIS,
q sap,srck distinctly stated that whatsver
sp,g{t be the Cardinels snissionit is
not authorised " him. He declared
ilff SO long IS Sc remained 1T the helm
il issnot the state which will make the
f,rst advance toward reconciliation with
the church.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

tis proposed to 80 esansntHets a athe
business Of al the fast freie ut lines cen.
tsrinr It New York that only one gen.
.ral superintendent shsn % employed
ons.eh n.;n- lin. Of ! r,lrs.d, who
.h.n i.t.nd to the sa,:.s.. vt " tie
fFsixht lines running sossf thhitsroeed. h y
ID, s.n, coarse is = bs 'sdop,f ed with
r.s.rd I. rscsivsrs 2, freight. Ah 4s
work will be aene At each Of the stan
lines through one suPerihts sndsnt's eface.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16
C1UsE .f'O ] & { ., J, |, ,Lt4RL ], q, G, !

!. The other day Vick sburg wife went
into ths country on q VISIT, without
say ing anything to or leaving = word
for her husband. Hs was uneasy on
returning home and made inquiries
among the neigbbors.
.'Gone- missing!' exclaimed one
woman; ..whv, should think you'd be
uneasy about herl"s E s ssss4s ge
q Fam. ne replied, wearingaa sorrow
full lock. rfor, some one has got to split
he wood to gee breakfast With KieEs-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

- esaa7 b.
..It being rumored that California
Joe was on board yesterdays eastern
bound train, on his way to St. Paul, .
large party g.the red 1t the depot to
,cstch glimpse Of the noted character
Is hs passed. Unfortunately for the
peace Of mind and happiness for those
vsho expected to fesst their eyes upon q
real, live Black Hitler, the ru'nor prov.
- unfeu .dsd, causing, extraordinary
thought it may seem, = complete revul-
sion Of sentiment respecting the nebili-
~ par eaesllancs Of the bantling Of the
.pl.ins among the disappointed. Twas
) clsar '.sell. .''-Audybon JsuraH@.
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I 1zssl.nDl1auaadl 9iUENuKs

! KISS 1NDl1so eDENuEs,
q: Hartford, Ky., Herald: ALouisvi, i,le
drumlssr stopped net long since at one
Of oar Grsen River hstels, and the next
morning . chsmber.maid csme in to
arrange his rsom He approached her.
and gently putting his arm around her
waist, stole = kiss from her red peuting
tips. Whist did she do! Why, she seiz !.
I'd the foot-tLb where he had just wash
ed his feet, aud bsthed his head with
tho contents; and then she shampooed
his hair with ceal-grsb.; perfuned him
with the water in the sl"p bucket; wash
ed hrs hair, and whiskers with the black
ing brasb; rubbed HIM dewnwith brush
that had been used the day before in
painting the hearth, and knocked tho
dust out Of bis clothes with the poker.
Then doubling up her fists ana shaking
chem 1t him, she said: This (ths
right one )s,s certain death, but as an
not the fool killer. III not use thst on
YOU: this (ths left one) is SIX months
IN the,hospItal.'' Then she hit him
blow that ssat him through the window;
he alsRhted on the reef et . { shedsroom
and relied OF into {. pig stysin the back
wards This disturbed the Big dor ana
.slls dshders.a.riz," and he fastened.on to
that drumlp srS quick, which brought
MIN 10 halt, snd the servant Is hasten.
ed tosbis rsiief. He passed tSSnight
..n ia,I on q charge of1sssaultl "A''
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

Al advertisement tor wife received
the following reply, which has bsen
Handed in for publication. We Do not
know the subscriber personally, bstsnt-
pose her to % - good, hsn0s hAsde
working woman, :, 8 saw ysar adysr.
tissment fur vile in the SAINT peatsr
Tribune. j An. glad yew ksap : salans
fore like bier. am thirty 5 yssrs eaid
but yong in fealin. my lst husband'e
muther Away lives with ne ysw will
have too take her toe. also support .
very small sister by washin yew can kun
to satisfactcri TURNS by riting toe Sarah
O."-St. Peter 1ri6v,ts. .s
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16
,IKAaLNA170N AsT1UGH THING.

s In alshort.line c.rsthe other day John
3. Dallas Va. annoying the Other pas
ssnssrs bv telling silly and improbable
stories in n loud voice and laughing
bsisttr4psly when The laugh hd'nt
comssin. Finally after relating .hii1ast,
il. regard to his transportationsandsln
dian Exploits, he turned to man who
vas tfying to read and said:
..Imaginat,on is q tough thing, isn't I
it!
Yes. II is" was the quiet reply, ''but
I never realized it until q Wied.tQEim-
seine ,sha,Ssuys could tell thy truth or
'tist yoss wsars saSs gentleman" s
~ That ended the conversation.
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the church, 1,

The Kentucky Senate passed bill
providing $4,000 Tor representation 81
Kentucky,s resources and manaiactures
.tstbs Osn tenpial. Ths bill thsn came
I up in tie House, and, contrary to gen
er.l expectation, was rejected 4 s9si
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

a call 10 issssd Tor b erssnb1ckse
vsssion in New H.yy.n, esna,, Fob sd.
Thsoejsct annssassd q y TAKE such
steps = aay b.nscesssrJ 9 fstes both
politie,l 4 s.t'os e ,h' q 't.ts. Y e.
coeu,ze tho voies 4 ~ people in the
coming canpsiEn.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

At&ar4 aIesr 49, StAsE edayk Ab9ds'
ssst srss. =. ..'ps:d Z. ,,.ss - 81:
bride. He follss q shy nc ,ns4t tfAia
down, and skS Sn stAS Sttsf kshdrs-
turusd byaths next train, ap;5 and thsy
passed each other on The SrseA This
operation Vas repsetsds each trip slsev-
them at different ends q the Ioate, IA
til peremttory' telegran ksrt ne tfide
st.t,snar1ys sin,nntil ber. hosbsnl Tsschsd
her Nsv YosF Commercial Adsj jFsissr.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

The grand jury Of Sacrenento county,
Cal. has found : true bill, for assault
With intent to murder against Assem-
blyman Wilson, who attacked . San
Francisco Chronicle reporter ia the Sen.
ate chanb 2@tS
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

A Nevada belle wears such expesive
diamonds that the Legislature has pass.
ed an act to protect her.
A charter for na:row-guage railroad
from La Crosse, Wis.,, to Viroqua has
been granted.
The official journal at Constantinople
contradicts runners that the reserve will
shortly be called out, and also the in
tended mobilization Of the territorial
army.
a party cf gentlemen from St. Louis
are visiting Cincinnati and examining
the Geological Gardens with view Of es.
tAbl:sh,ng similar institution in their
own city.
1t is stated Ut Berlin that the Eure-
pean governments have reserved their
replies to the American note on tho
Spanish Cuban question until they have
exchanged views.
Bernhard Meylan, arrested at New
York on suspicious, has been recognized
q theythief wanted at Detroit, where he
is said to be charged with stealing $500
in geld. S 3g
Ata meeting 81 The creditors Of Archi-
bald, Baxter & Co., New York grain
shippers. who failed in August last,
claims amountinge e $444,032 were
proved, and the City Chamberlain was
elected trustee Of the firms estate.
The report Of the official Investigation
into the Deutschland shows the wreck
was owing to an error in reckoning and
the captains disregard Of the force and
direction Of the tide, bad discipline
aboard the steamer, and the conduct Of
its officers. ss ~
The International commission on the
of submarine tunnel be-
tween France and England, terminated
their labors few days since. A COM
piete agreement, has been established on
al polnts under considerations, as we'll
- "non the possibility Of the under.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

4 graduate Of . doWn-eaSt college,
while inspecting On Indian camp, down
on the lake shore, . few norainss since.
had his attention called to amark Of the
u. l. D. (Interior Department. On O.
blanket worn BY one Of the sboriginss.
Procsedins 20. .nalyzs tho same, ks was
overheard toYsms1k :. u and Sssiand
for Uncle San, I Ifor-I for-f Q r--lst's
Sc. e.e-I f-e.r-NOw, have it! / fer
itchy, D for Devels. Uncle Sans Itchy
Devils. That's what's the matter-you
bet" And With this he faced about
and :etraced his steps to the depot,
where he continued his pleasure trip
by the first train, apparently perfectly
satisfied with his solution of the enigma.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

81 4cesRR Q&eReklyns s4diAe -
bis.s s;kEa1lt fsagl ssrea-
ties A6Il tg6kSS1 @ ksw1s ssv.
On. ylaSb k169txA th6sSi1Gre1le ef
the rsom: "Wsll, Jalis, ysl havs .
new brother new." Ja,ie: "Iss, bat
aesbekBsid dAApeoA; ~ etkss 1e1s3hat
shc vas afraid yS1 would net amosat e
nuch, but that ikseens1 = - 4a1AA's
last chance" 1Stshss SilsncS, GuS1sd
by r.pid pl.y yffsivss md fSftt.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

The manufacturers and mechanics of
St. Johns, n sB., have 'nenIoria ial'zsd
the government to increase the duties
on Ill imported articles which cone into
diFect competition Wild, dos1ebtic tbantf-
factares. : .sasess
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III. Ion. BY the recent 0shkosh ar.s
foot 10 so, 600. InesndisrY. I
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4 |
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1alasi r = ! g = J, II Il Z J. {. ; 81 ls:il j.!
i stos 4 q Z I ! = ssls s. sss D
bidE . -; = VI.
- 60 go y I {! tie =
t,,slE;,Il,|IaI|kl t,s IA, ,;,.,.a.., v
:.isx ne tET AaSjsass2 GaS .iAadred
lissa Yer. lsst = b i. / ], d gg.ysYg ...r |. / Yg
4 hin has been introduced in the Wis.
..,nsfu SeaAtste sxtsnd IN t,ns Tor the
,enp,stiou of the n drth Wiseonsin rail-
NY! 'i5s - - ~ eT,7@' 81 ~ ID
X Paris dispatch Iays infermation
las been received 4cf tie conplsts and
stter defeat u The Carlists and the flight
II Don carles. s sA.a ,. ! .s 1. s,a7s3 ,.. q.
a bill has tsen introduced in the
wisconsin Legislature to amend the
Potter law 10 as to provide Is maximum
rates those in force june 16, 1879.
The sub. csnmittee Of the House com
.nitts, on Pscisc sa,isoa III arspofts
the Texas Pacific bill, With subsidies IT
1ached, to the fall committee. :
" A walking match for $500, between
two ladies', IN Chicago, resulted IN both
parties breaking down before reaching
the goal.
Judge Blsdgstt has ovsrraled the mo-
ton which Was argued before him few
days since, to quash the indictments
against Henry Rshm and Hoyt for com;
.,l,city in the whisky frauds at Chicago.
The trial was set for March 9Th. s'"s +
The reductions mills 1t Virginia City
are as.in upder full he.dwsy.s s 4
Most Of the railroads lsading south
will carry visitors to tie Memphis car
pivsl 1T half fare. -.s>xz ,s.4eysg, !
J. E. Bliss, whs robbed the malls at
Cleveland, was recently committed in
default of $4,000.
Seven packages Of eanpswdef were
found among the coal on IN Antwerp
steamer having $50 passengers on Oh board. pare
y The Prejsc,sd movenent Of roy.l'st
troops in Spain is delayed By bad wealth
sr.t The Carlists are making prepafs,
tionsfay sAtsopg resistance. TT Ass
. \ RI IAdussri.l Erhibition Csmp.ny,
Of Nav York, organized in 1879 forsths
pafpss,sa pistfdiss baildings for
great worlds fair, is in financial trouble.
Sir Henry Halford writes that unless
/ ! combitied. riffs beam Of Great Britain
can be secured for the AMERICAN Cen.
'tsDni.l none none 1h.tsv1sr w,ll participate.
A Bridgeport. Conn.,, teiegrsmssssys
the Stratford Sheai light.sh,p slipped
her e.elsa saalsriss a . ! s.er,a & rsessti The
vessel and Ave persons sn boad 9s are sup'
@osed 70 be lost. Ss,sf4s x ~ Z.
= sye 49, ssA4eaSfEs 81 SEQ t.ss fs9tw ssg5se ~
Henry. Belcher, IN enployee in the
store { ,o0 Oalby al suirt1, furniture
dealers, Chicago. fsll tour stories through
: hatehway Of the elevator, affsw morn
ipgs since, aAd " g'A w.s instantly killed.
The Senate and House Of Represents
.;,ee. ofs Alabama, adopted resolutions
extending courtesies to Hon. Geo. b.
l;endlssop, , ZEN route home from F,orid..
The pardon Of ]. W. Freeman. editor
Of ths kittstop Comet, was rscslvsd, and
ha vas released from prison. A band
ef music escofted tiim homs to Pittston,
where reeeption was given him. ss<s
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4 RI III Z IAzl.aN

<...rs Z; ;..A .sSiGig.5ta 8. ! n iiI "a. window
. Chsstant street (Philadslphis)
store very val1 - French clock tho
only one o, it's kind IN America. Il
vss patsnisd -. the Iranch republican
s;overnneht. aud hldS .SxIlsssslY f1f TIE
,Cs,stsnnixf pesitiSA, 6 af tssts fs,
500 francs. TkS6leck 10 isr pressnta-
ttsn to Gin. Grant after tho exhibition.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-16

tsrday- The District AttoFnsy, Dyer.
claimed that hs would show y CON-.
.plsts chain Of eircanstantisl eyidenas
that Bsbcsck not only had full knowl-
FvdkS 1f5AS-Sxistsace of frauds, but aid
sdgpsnspirstors >saA received money d.
|rsctl3 from Joyce. Bsbeock and Avery
& & the two nsa At Washington who
Kept the ring postsdx even after the in.
dietosnt Of Ned Babcock was, It
woun be proved, N secret correspond
sncs with him. Two witnesses We're
ksxaninsd, their esideace bsiag - TO- the
of1lllp 1ll Of tho consbitacy prior TO- Bah.
alleged cont3eetios~,th it. In
/ ~s A sso 1LAxs.@ ge
Nzw Yoax. Fel. "a nrs last even.
sat 100 Grand Street proved to be
the NEST destructive jous they have had
for years. 1t burned Through the. en-
tire block bocnded'by Grand, Howard,
Broad Wy and Crosby streets, altogsth.
or about thirty buildings. Three Are.
men wsrs killed sad four seriously in
jared by fishing walls. The loss on
stock, mos.ly clothing hoasss. vas tive
:m,liiens; on hsiidiags. a'.s niIl.ea. +
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p,.tII 3 ~

HAHERuP3 LAW REfEALlD. p
xow lssai..iIon:. ~ | hsss.
passed bill repsalins bihkraptc1 laVs
70 take effect On January Let, nstts v "a,
% agxar elyki elyEkasilR .ao0
:, Se1atss ChristiAnsx. ef : AisAse 49,.
sixty.fOur, WaS ,Ieat1lQAI .1ArTM g.
L'l'i. L,e'r'.t S(lsA ssi ~ - 8
Y 40
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21


.ys q Res Dr.. Rirers Of the learned eloquent.
sd sAs present stationed Broadray Church. Louis
VIII, ~:
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 9. 1909.
D.. John Buu-Dea. Sir: Many thanks to you for the
eat sufferer years. and had the advice of various
physicians. Some pronounced my SPINE my lungs
and my heart be the Of my disease. have
bee. burnt bstered and cupped until had become dis
hsarteasd Several very eminent physicians who
ined my spine. informed that threatened with
paralysis apopeIy any day. and that nothing but
seton would relieve had perfect horror of that
and hestatng about having inserted when you
kindly sent your Sarsaparla. which Immediately
begun to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pain in the RICH side of my head
pecally when would read write for any length Of
time. md rising my feet would be perfectly blind
for several minutes and would have hold something
70 prevent falling.
Tan most happy to inform You that the pain in my
head 10 entirely relieved; suffer but seldom with my
SPINE, and then not acuely. Ny appetite is good;
Aso00N Sot Toe nrst time IN my L ENJOY my unnef
more than any meal during the day.
YOs kindly four bottles again last night and
began again this morning. and hope to be entirely
nsvsd- Please accept my heartfelt thanks and bes,
wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NIB. C. RIVERS.
Ny journal sbounds with similar letters all Of which
guarantees 70 be genuine and written by the person
vhsss nanes they bear.
De not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't b
drawn away after and doubtful experiments. Don
risk your health by letting novices experiment upon
VIII their trash
Ny sarsspsrs has stood the for twenty
IL IL sill the sarsapara of the day and of the age tow
ss,s all others in popularity, and in Its curative
qualities.
Avoid al those who trying to palm of on You othe
Strsss Of sarsaparills socalled. Remember it is DE-
yshs Bale sarsaparilla, of Louisville Ky, that is thu
cid md reliable remedy for Impurities Of the blood and
scrofulous affections. Always bear that in mind.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.

Rcd the Jolorng extract Of Letter from Mrs. Rirers
~s q Rev. Dr.. Rirers, Of the learned eloquent.
end SepSiar Aniss Of the Aehodist Episeopal Church.
sd sAs present stationed at Broadway Church Louis
viz, H.:
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BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLASow, wALkKR Co. GA, June %.
D., ysAn Bsl-Dear Sir: have recently given your
Vsru Destroyer several triaa and End it wonderfully
s6essisus Il has Dot failed in single instance have
The vished for effect doing pretty large country
,r,ses and have daily use article Of the kind
Ian. cir. respectfully,
PGss unqualified and numerous are the Testimonial
1. vsr ~ Worn Destroyer that Newspaper .psoe il
entirely to snau to tell its inertia.
nh n i.fallibls remedy for Worms. Try Il and b
sssvi,ssA Be- ny Journal for more full description
JOHN BULL.
~ ale By
: 8ICKroRD 4 sINcI-AIR,
Masg 7ry, IasssA
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ACUE AND FEVER,
OR CHILLS AND FEVER. }

The proprietor this celebrated medicine justly claims
for supe riority all remedies offered the
public for e safe certain, speedy and permanent of
xeue and Fever Chills and Fever whether short
or long SANDING He refers to the entire Western and
Southern country bear him testimony the truth Of
the assertion that in whatever will it fail
tbe directions strictly followed and carried out In
Grea many single dose has been sufficient for
and wh ole families have been cured by single bot
tie With perfect restoration of the general health It
Is however, prudent and in esery certain
cure. 10. ia continued in smaller doses for week
ser the disease has been checked especially
In difficult and long standing Usually this msdi
cine will require any aid 20 keep the bowels in good
order. Should the patient however, require cathartc
medicine ssr having taken three four doses Of
Tonic single dose of Buus Vegetable Family Pls will
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21
HOLLO"A Avs PILL 8
= Iayarissly cures the following diseases: Z .
Disorder Of the Kidoevs

In all diseases affecting these orgsbs whether they SO
crete too much too little water whether they
afflicted with stone gravel with aches and pain,
tiled in the los the regions the kidneys thess
Pills should be taken according to the printed Directions
sna the Ointment should be well rubbed the small o
the back bed time. This treatment will give alnos,
immediate relief when all other means have called.