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HOW TO SECURE SECRECY.-Mr. Clapp
the Congressional Printer, has been extern
stvely Investigated, and some damaging
which inclines many TO the belief that under
bis management the Government Printing
Once IL an extremely costly affair. There
- one abuse peculiar 10 the establishment,
however, which has received but little atten,
ton. We refer TO the sale OF Information de-
rived from documents printed there, many
OF which are necessarily OF q confidential
nature, and not destined for the public
Among these are reports printed, but not
report Of the Committee on District OF Co.
lumbta Affairs, which was published In the
newspapers before IL was submitted to the
COMMITTEES. The matter Is TO be investi-
undo1btediy be found that the doc ament
was sold by some one connected with the
printing once for q good round sum, as
many another "Pub. Doc" has been before IL
Was made public legitimately. As long as
there are enterprisipg newspaper men who
wish TO outstrfp their rivals, Just that long
win such Information be obtained in this
way, for IL Ii simply impossible TO secure
enough honest government employees TO
evil WIN be 70 entrust the printing OF such
documents TO private JOB establishments.
The proprietors could not afford to betray
The trust roeed In them, and would keep
ployes 10 engage In any underhand business
a. tnefr expense-t Chronicle.
We have nothing 70 say In regard to the
Cnronicie's efforts 70 take the government
printing from Clapp 10 some "private job
establishment" further than to suggest that
She above In not just the way 10 set about It.
There In not one word OF truth In Its allega-
zion, or irsinuation, as TO the manner In
Whieh The STAR got the report In ques-
Zion.
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CHEAP LUMBER.

Having large stock Of Spruce Lumber, We have
Concluded to sell 1T the following reduced prices
This lumber Is water seasoned and Of the very best
quality:
2x3, 7x4 and SKA, any length, ols per thousand:
lx6, 10 feet rails, Sl5 per Thousand
Inch bosrts, SIS per thousand;
inch jois., 8 rs and 9l5 per thousand;
inch Joist, 8 IA and Sl6 per thousand;
~ feet pickets peiings) Q Us per thousand;
1x3 and s1l. Cd quality. ia 50 per thousand;
y spruce sidipgs, or inch, elS per thousand.
hand 1t lowest market prices.
=. EDW. CLARK Z CO,
YARD, wharf, AND PLANiHG MILL,
root Of 4,h street esst, near United States NAVY
Yard. ny22 IL
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I6,l Jos J. MAYS M61
wv PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. WV
e2e P.n.syIran,. Are.se:
Grsy slate Steel LII eq us, sL Ia n
Of 81. On Is and ii 90. nyisit
EARLH yRUIIs AND vEaKrABLEs BIZ
nosp.Y' WID GsisIe.' fr saS SATURDAY.
Iine JABLs BgTrkR By express every d., in
TBKSH KGGs.
my,set. CORNER 10Th AND srEEEr,.
NO1ICE-Then rm Of J. ha 4 ey sorth Bro her,
~ Grootrs, yes this dT DIssOLvID By mutual
foP;sS TIE bus ,s :. Sin be continued y JOHN
JOHN KEYwoRTH BRO.
g., Hs.iss cold to JOHN KEYwoRTH my interest
ak for s% Of ISe s:tr0 re-
s mI nsfss''0r' enjoyed BY the I'm e mixrvwoprH
NIs1ross TO f 4 GASR viii ind .
GEO. II. COCHRAN 4 co.'s STORE
side Of Centennial Grounds, whore
Cigars and Tobacco,
OF evry dee,riptiop, can be had ct the prices the
~ I1se G Gs al HMsRIoSN RESTAURANT
is sltusted between Horticultural and grieolturA
o." inside 1Ss
u SUMNER HATS, x
BATS, Ssrious kinds Of sTRAW HATS, GsNUISE
Haa ds6Ei snd GisEs HHI &C.
America, !, and Z. n II g i'h siLk, ALPACA and
L;Sis:' SUN gMBBsIEAs eng PARAsoLs
UMBRELLAS and PAkASOLe covered and re-
paired In the best m'nn KxR d GREEN,
1919 PEHEsYLvAnIh AyEEuE,,
NArZ.ssnS. S S+Fssf.st: fPA FIJI.
The demand for these Pills has largely increased.
ss :ss
besliPs . The .tom.ch: They tart the Liver in
ns:: Sssd:sSe :nd They H srs IN
valuable e, for and ayspspsa They thor
% SsP during 1bI s ss .as Tns
ssn.IsliJ sre NOT ira eon:eauentiy uDiioI%ls ef'
n;:i S5!s!: n .!:::: :s:;s::.
G s;sE E$:$ g Ssss
a i:ns Was Sad H ss
consumers. clear save of 50 cents to 8 Il psr cord
by buy ing Wood direct from our wharves and YES
Coed Pine Wood on Tharves. % = to s!.oo per Cd.
Osk Wood ais 10 $50
Delivered at q small advance on above prices.
Coal At corr.sRondinsly low rates. Oartmsn M;
The largest whaIves In the District, and ell the a.
rect rem our vessels to the consumers can GER
taily offer special Inducements. 40 lbs. clean
Coal alws ys given to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Office and Depot at Johnsons Wharves,
foot l3th and 18th streets o. Offices, 1909 st.
n. W; 1112 9th street nv my25 eotr
WAsHINGr0N, d. o., APRIL 70, ls76.
irg ef A. Il. and THOMAS NJ. 5REPHERD, was
cissolyed this day By mutual consent, THOMAS II.
SHEPHERD Withdrawing from the firm.
The business will be continued by A. B. SHBP-
HhRD and IR4NK J0NRs, under the name and
Psprs,lv snia avenue and No, 401 18th street,
where, with increased facilities and enlAr ged stock
OF merchandise, they will endeayOr @ merit n
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The Springfield, H., correspondent of the
New IC.k Times, describing the proceedings
OF the Republican State Convention yester-
day, says that the delegates stand forty-one
for Blaine and one for Bristow; and that the
Bristow delegate Is Judge Baker, of Alton,
who was presidir otficer OF the convention.
The correspondent says -" The matter of
most interest il how Mr.. Blaine succeeded
in capturing the state so completely and
suddenly, Tor II was believed three months
ego that lie had comparatively little strength
in Illinois," He adds:
"The speech OF Mr. Cullom, being read in
stead OF spoken, was not very well received,
and 1t was reserved for Gov. Beverage to
let loose the pent mp enthusiasm of the as
semblage. In closing he was describing the
Kind OF man VINO should be nominated at
CINCINNATI when somebody cried out
Blaine IL was the first time the name OF
any candidate had been mentioned, and there
was great cheering. Beverage improved his
Opportunity, and said IL he were q member
or the convention ne would offer q resolution
1nstr1cting the delegates to Cincinnati to
use ali honorable means to secure the nomi-
nation OF Blaine; but, not being q member
ne called upon those who would favor such
. resolution, II offered, to rise and cheer for
Blaine. In an instant all the delegates, with
standing on the chairs, throwing up their
hats and shouting for Blaine This Incident
ended the convention, for IL was not the
Blaine programme 10 have the delegates in
etructed, and there was an abrupt and dnal
adjournment
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LOST AND FOUND.

STkAYID Oh STOLBN-A sORREL MARE
- white face, blind In right eye. two white N
bird etoekirgs Liberal rev ard If returned. ~
ACGI ST E6eIG 8. 1871 North Ca pitol ST., AK
opposite Government Printing ONCE. it,
I oST-FLY SCARF PIN; only one in the city
IL liberal reward paid II left with the owner
BRAD ADA MS, s12 y street. M, Is St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25
SUMNER HATS!

An tie leading styles Of CASHMERE DRESS
HATS, vsr1ous kIrds OF sTnAM HATS,GBNUlHE
Hale CLOTH and NGLIsH LINEN hats.
America. and n ish slLk, ALPACA and
L,dfes' SUN UMBRELLAS aud PARAsOLS
UMBRELLAS and PAkAS0Ls covered and re-
paired in the best manner
KER q GREEN,
1919 PENESYLvAHIA AvEHUB,
my25tr Above Winards Hotel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25
MEDICAL. DC.


nR. BUCkLKR yoNEs-Twenty years' expert
" cree IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, 0vs-
ran Iumors-Guaranteees satisfaction charges.
Sa,.n, &c confidential Rooms for patients. lo4
nk, LEON, .Tae Oldea ElabAsAsd and o.,
u Rstaok LadIes' Phvsietaa ~ tas CRY, car be
S2nsolted every Tuesday and saturday o No: Gao
nreet ron e o'eiock; al Female Complaints
Lombard street, Baltimore. my22-6t.
ADIEs nay COsFlDENTIALLt OOnsULT
~ Dk BROTH fRs on all Irregularities ana die
.STspee Of relief go stree, seutswsss op a
Smithsonian. my6 w.
"SATIsIACTIoN"-A positiv E cure, Il per 6oI-
tie Prepared according 20 the original form
ysns osI:a n :ss' cor e fs9n
~ suited st Asl 10Th street northvssf, nearly op-
s =. }sD from e m IL 81 D,:sssss q
recently contracted cured In to days. Syphilis IN
sse sSa 5Ss
curry. epermstorrh9s, brouEht on by excuses and
abuse In ysush, Causing los Of memory and inssni
digestion the heart p.ins IL
dsirust. &c. spsediiS cured b. newly aisss, s
remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves in Dr. 3
Grady etn ssns S sI
ssltipore orOs 4a4 i0th street nOrthssst, from
MADAME RksTILL, NJ. D.: Thoroughly en- !.
VI Isriepced and scientific Ladies' Physjcisn and
midwfe OF yeat practice, attends ladies 81 their
ns a.. az the hssi careful mrs
unoer the care Of Madame RestsIi are snsrsnteed
Essenoe, corner or South sfsrS and Dover ssrests.
Baltimore. sepH-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25

The Secretary Of the Philadelphia Board of
Trade seLds US q circular, in which he states
that, "Laving made the necessary inquiries
ofthe fading hotels OF the city," he is in
structec 10 deny the reports that have been
put IN G.Ieulstio Of exorbitant charges said
TO be eAae'ed by hotel projectors" there, and
to ssy TIT "ihere has been no increase In
our bc'~i thsrges, and there will be none"
To VL -. We reply: The proprietor of the
West Fad Hotel charged two prominent
cleIgy r-sn OF this city, who were In attend
anee g: The opening Of the Exposition, the
modest I'M Of eight dollars for the privilege
OF occuping single cots, for one night only, In
room In common with a number OF other
dodgers, but finally consented to accept 800
In payment ofthe bill. Whether the "west
End" Is one OF the leading hotels OF the city.
or whether or not $3.50 Is Its ordinary price
for nights lodging, In a room occupied in
common by half dozen or more guests, we
leave for the Board Of Trade and Its secre-
tary to determine and report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25

BEA UTr,
STYLE AND EXCELLENCE,
GENTLEMEN's DRESS.
HOBBY STREET WEAR:
Frerch Wooden Suits.
English woeIen Suits. o1'''
Scotch Wooden Suits.
Oxford Mixed Suits.
American woeien Suits.
lark Mixed Suits.
Light Batiste Suits.
Mohsir worsted Suits
Hobby Sack Suits.
livery
STYLE OF MIXED SUIT.
FOB
DRESS, Oh EVENING PROMENADE
Diagonal worsteds,
Piaue worsteds,
Birds Eye wors.eds,
diamond face worsteda,
Trieot worsteds,
Cr,ss bar worsteds,
Every Design Of worsted.
IN COAT AND VEST.
TROUSERS
In every conceivable pattern.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothiers,
myIsr Corner Seventh and streets.
~ FCH y -.
ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN
watches,
BIZ ALL THE MOST oELIBRArED nAklRs
ALsrss Assortment q vsry Low Prizes.
u. ". CALF. mo. 4 %.
nj A ] o R,
CON. SEVENTH AND II STREETS,
HAS THE
COOLEST AND BEST
SODA WATER
IN THE WORLD.
myn-@ TRY IT.
a CAKD..To sn Who a.s .qa.riat uoa g..
VsaknS0, carly decay, Lon q manhood, TO-. win
ssS1 ra Fse.Rs "a I'll ssr: yo A., s.zz o.
re I an Ana ;af &c
/ ., Bible House, New York city. mars sokk An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25

TIE Cincinnati Gazette (Bristow paper
Anows IL teeth at Conkling thusly:
with Conkling as a candidate, Ohio
oum 90 democratic In October, even with
William Allen on the other aide. He has
ntagontzed western interests so persist
o9y md 20 bitterly that the opposition to
1m Eoolo oe 42st determined, both on the
~ o. rePuDnc4ns and democratic Resides
p ooootIui vote would be cast against
o,m; o. Dol cast 81 All. But. regardless OF
tnis, oesermined effort Is to be made
n1 PEI rsylvania can do 1t, It seems likely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25
COAL: r f9At bsp. W yTSI ! wO
HEAxY HEDUCTIoH IN PRIOE OF ~
WASHINGTON, ID. O., APRIL "a, lsi6.

The firm OF A. eHlPHGBD CO., consist
irg Ct A. Il: and THOMAS NJ. 6REfHERD, was
SHEPHERD Withdrawing from the firm.
The busness will be continued by A. B. sHEP:
style Of A.. b. eHEPHeRD 4 CO., at No. I'LL
PtpIs,l vsnia avenue and No. 401 nth street,
OF merchandise, they will endeavor to merit con-
tipuaIce OF the patronage heretofore extended.
nv last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25
Brick Houses for Sale.

AUCTION Sale.
On MONDAY, Nay 29th. ct O'Clock n N d, en-
the vremtses, 10. Ida 9Th &. \. W., S0tory brick
house.
xoUs.
One OF $500, Of oaso-9 ~ cant sae $500
ooon9. my1l q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25

Mr.. Blaine seems to be picking up dele
Ra;ss every day. At this rate he will get the
lhIee hundred votes claimed for him on the
nrst ballot At Cincinnati, and something
pver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-25

BOARDING..
~ Rooms, with BOARD, at 336 street, oppo-
site Frank lin Square my25 st.
CkNTkNNIAL -Psrties visiting Philadelphia
~ can ind lood ROOMS and BOA I'D at No 1886
North ilth street. within short ride Of Centennial
grounds and places Of amusement. Terms, 9l 60 to
q per day. mis- ST. MISS A. DIGNGN.
ct: GEORGE RESTAURANT, 9O9 st-Try
- that excellent ard, only SO per month.
Most quiet and attractive for ladies espeo a,iysll
shall be pleased. myll-tjunel
SINGLB LODGING ROOMS, 50 cents Der might
~ or from q TO o3 per week: BOARD or ME AIS
at reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsy lvania ave-
nue.. arm I'm
OLEAsANT Rooms AND GOOD BOARD can
L be obtained ct 1909 Maryland avenue, Of mod.
crate rates, in Q private family. marH 9Ws
, 1876-12-16
NO. 80.

aboard steamers, and send to market
without putsng it in warehouse.
The grin crop OF the Swinomish will
he worth nearly 100000 this season,
perhaps more.
When last at Lin Conner we took "trip
with Mr., CALHOUN across the flats TO his
place, thcnce to Pleasant Ridge. Upon
reaching the top of the ridge near the
residence ofMr Cornelius, one OF the most
beautiful sights imaginable to the lover
OF fertile fields in a high state Of cult
vation presented itself to our vision.
For there ON either hand was spread out
several Thousand acres of tide marsh, Sc
curely diked, and nearly all in grain, this
being Of Il very dark, rich color, and
growing rapidly; while the rocky round
ed hills in the distance, relieved the
scene from the monotony so characters
tic Of prairie land.
, 1876-12-16
SWinOIllisib 1IeIass.

We repubIsh the following items relat-
ing to La Conner and the Swinomish
from the STAR of June 10. 1876:
Ia CONNER ITEMS. Calhoun's steam
thresher arrived on Wednesday, May 81.
1t is some twelve or fourteen horse pow
er-purchased Of NJ. c. Handey Il Co.,
of San Francisco. Cost besides freight
S2,596 1t is a Garrell, Scott IL Cos.
wood burning engine, and a Russell
thrcshcr 1t is estimated that it will
cost some ten or twelve dollars per day
to run it. Will probably thresh some
1900 to 1000 bushels of grain per day.
1t will he able TO thrcsh the grain from
the shock, without stacking, that can be
raised on 500 or 1000 acres of land, 50
that by its use farmers can follow ur the
harvest before harvest hands are dis
charged, save expense Of stacking, use
tair weather and have long days, not
need to wait for dew 10 be of the shocks,
and have thrcshing done before wet
weather, and all the fall for blowing. can
sack. direct from the thrcsher put it
, 1876-12-16
LATEST DISPATCHES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-United
States District Attorney CoughIan who
went to Oregon to assist in the Watts
electoral fight, returned on the .ImU
yesterday. He gives it as his opinion
that Growers programme was in ac-
cordance with instructions from the
Democratic leaders in New York.
Arrived-Bark D. b Bell, Seattle; bark
AdelaHe Cooper, Port Ludlow; bark
Jdmes GeSt0R, Port Ludlow.
New YORK, Dec 14.-The TribuAe's
Washington special says Tillen advised
the Democrats to postpone an appeal to
the people and to make statements
through mass meetings.
The WoriGs Columbia special says
the Democratic Legislature viii count
the vote Of Governor and Lieut.. GOV
ernor tomorrow, and Hampton will be
inaugurated afterwards.
Hampton in his Inauguration to.mor-
row will recommend peace, but at the
same time will declare he will maintain
justice and right.
Chamberlain has put no general mes
sage to his bogus Legislature, evidently
feeling dissatisfied and unsettled at the
present condition Of things.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The books OF
the Treasurcr's office slow that up to the
close OF business yesterday the amount
of silver coin paid out of the treasury
was $94 4,45G,75G.
The amount of specie received here
from Europe from Sept. 20 to Dec. llth
amounts to $l4,332,OOO; and there Is
still on the way Sl,jj3,0O0.
Ii. b. Sanford, British Commissioner
to the International Exhibition, slled
to-day for England.
Baltimore, Dec. l3,--At a meeting OF
the board OF directors OF the Ohio aud
Baltimore railroad to-day, John w. Gar
rett was unanimously elected President
DAYTON, Ohio, Dec, Ex-Governor
Hayes, in company with Colonel r. b.
Anderson, arrived here this afternoon.
His arrival being unannouuced there was
no crowd at the depot At I o'clock 1855
guns were fired in his honor. Fully
1000 persons marched in the procession,
headed by "A band, to screnade the dis
tinguished guests. Some 1000 persons
were in the vicinity.
, 1876-12-16

YIELD or OUR TIDE MARSHES. We
now present aftidavits of the yield of
grain on the tide marshes of the Skagit.
as the hest representative Of this class of
land in the Territory. We only submit
"A couple, but every man who has had
fair experience with this class Of land
could easily support these gentlemen's
athdavits. We select these rs gentlemen
OF extensive acquaintance and long eX.
perienCe, who are representative Of this
class of farmers.
Territory of Washington, County OF
WhatCom, LaConnel Precincts.
|, Robert Kennady, being duly sworn,
depose and say. that have been res.
ident of the Skagit bottoms for over five
years last past, and am well acquainted
with the yield of the reclaimed tide
lands of said bottoms, situate in What
com county. And | am ut present fore.
man of Mr.. Samuel CaIhoun's rancho
Mr.. Calhoun this year working upwards
of four hundred acres OF land, one field,
OF one hundred and sixty acres Of land,
yielding this past year upwards Of four
teen thousand bushels OF oats.
Three years ago | helped to thresh,
weigh and measure the gram off from
one field Of twenty-three acres in barley
and oats, that yielded over one hundred
bushels to the acre tor the whole OF said
field. consider sixty bushels OF barley,
and from seventy to eighty bushels OF
oats per acre full yield OF grain for
this kind Of land, although 1t has fire.
qucntly been exceeded to my personal
knowledge On said lands.
ROBERT KENNADY
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day OF December, 1876.
ELDRDGE MORSE,
Notary Public.
, 1876-12-16

Territory of Washington, County of
WhatCOm, Precinct of La C0nncr-ss.
|, j. 5. Conner, being duly sworn, de-
pose and say, that have been resident
OF said county and precinct for upwards
or about seven years last past, and am
well acquainted with the different quail
titles and kinds OF bottom land in said
county, with their average yield per acre.
That | now cultivate upwards Of 500
acrrs of reclaimed tide lands situate in
that portion of the SkagIt bottoms in
the vicinity OF the town of La Conner,
WhntCOm county, called the Swinumish
flats. consider about sixty bushels per
acre my average yield OF barley, and from
seventy to seyenty,tive bushels per acre
the average yield Of oats ON my said
land, around the mouth Of the Skagit
river and its lower course, and Of lands
formed by the said river | estimate
there ale upwards OF one hundred and
filty thousand acres OF made lands, or
bottom lands, subject partially to over.
flow Of tide or river; that nearly all can
br reclaimed and made to yield ms much
per acle as my land. In the vicinity ct
the town OF La Conner nearly three tuou-
sand acres have been reclaimed the past
wear. | estimate there is of this class OF
lands in Whatcom county, upwards ol
three hundred thousanu acres of land
capable Of bcirg reclaimed and cutiya-
ted. have ut various times had sepa-
rate fields that have yielded much more
than the above averages.
J. S. CONNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of December, 1876.
ELDRIDGE MoRsE, ,
Notary Public.
, 1876-12-16

the removal of cVflincl bodies, and pre-.
pairing to convey them to their bnmnI
place, Along FIatbush avenue, through
which the funeral procession is 10 pass,
the shops have been closed and emblems
OF mourning appeared upon many doors
and windows. Many stores in the prin
tipnl streets were also closed.
, 1876-12-16
LOCAL AGENTS.

John l.. Jameson, Agent fol Seattle.
sheriff G. W. l., Allen, for Whatcom Co
{. II. Botsford, for Tacoma, Pierce County.
b. l.. Mnrtin, for La Conner,
y. T.. Gage, for Skagit City,
Henry oliver, for Ccntrcyillc,
Mai Il. o, Hallcr, Coupcvillc Island Co,
&. VI. Ilullcr, Port Townsend.
, 1876-12-16

Column per year, in L, 5, Coin, $4,000
J., " -" " " 5000
y - 3n OO
unc square 10 lines, | insertion, ,......2.5O
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Legal notices SlO0 per square first insertion;
hlrt,. per square each subsequent Insertion
Special notices, special rates.
Legal notices charged to attorney or OH.
Ger aul Orilmg their insertion.
Advertisements sent from Il distance, and
transient notices must be accompanied 10y
the cash.
, 1876-12-16
Terms Of Subscription.
RATES OF ADVER RrlSING.

SlOn per anum in L. : Coin; $50 per an.
nam in Currency. INVARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
, 1876-12-16
Thr a(ortAeru Star.
30 9 y . d.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
Snohomish City, Snohomish County
WASnINGToN TERRITORY,
By ELpRIDGE MORSE, Editor g. Prop'r.
, 1876-12-16

TERMS OF COURT.

District Court Third Tuesday Of March,
and Sccoud Tuesday of November Of each year
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday Of January April, July
and October Of each year,
The daily gazette., 1876-11-17
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

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the highest and only awtrd OF merit at the
Philsdelphis Exposition. over all articles Of
like character. proving by the highest medi.
cal authority in the world. that they are
greatly superior to ordinary porous plasters.
and not patent mcdtcine.--as NO postrums
were allowed to be exhibited there. Bensous
Capcine Porous Plaster IL positively the best
external remedy ever devised. They relieve
pain at once. and cure where other porous
plas.ers only relieve after long use. Over
three thousand physicians now. recommend
their use; and they are sold by druggists
everywhere. Price rs cents.
IMPORTANT To EVERY HOUSEHOLD
IMPROVEMENT" is the watch word Of the
hour is development and re-dey slopment Is
tho ambition Of every true American. Porous
plasters were invented in 1875. For thirty
years their composition -emalned unimprov-
cd. nntil Bens0n's Capcincl Porous Plasters
were invented. They differ from all oihors
their greater medical activity. Thev toiit
cure dssease sn a fess hours that other porous
plAsters,, hnimsnts or compounds require
days and weeks Of eCntinnous wear and use
10 simply relieve. They are superior to elec-
tricisy and more powerful. It Is not . nos
trum. They are endorsed by over three
Thousand phyeicians and druggists as meeting
. great want o remedy for external dlsee %
whica relieves instantly and cure quicker
than any known medicine Try them and
you will not be deceived. Purely vegetable.
Priee 25 cents. nol6eodAw