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Evening star., 1876-11-06
GEORGETOWN.

INFAETICIDE-SuBday night, about half
rast we've o'clock, Officer Sebastian found
Valley streets, the body of a dead M ale white
tnfsnt- The coroner viewed the body yes,er-
Day sDd gave verdict Of infanticide and q
DEATHS = Mr.. wyviIle rroxalI, whose
Ilpts was mentioned in THE STAR Of
sainroay, died that evening, about half
DumSsrton street, near Higo. He has
been for several years q bookkeeper for Lit.
by Brothers, lumber dealers. He was q
and was greatly respected BY ali who knew
him for bis Integrity of character. He was
In the ssth year of his age. His AFFLICTED
bereaved wife and child have the svmnsthv
OF numerous friends.
About the same hour, and OF the same
o% shs M5 s.Ine Ruth IN pos Wn1e @
year OF ber age. She was an exemplary
member OF the Dumbartou street M. +.
ShnIen, and her death, like her life. was
street.
SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-Tbos. wassa.
Saturday, a two-story frame house belong.
Ing to Mr.. Geo. Stroud, No. 81 Bridge street.
dhe property was bought by David Jack
ELECTION RETURNs-It will be seen by
advertisement that Mr.. +. A. Wilson will
receive at bis cigar store, No: 142 Bridge
PRESIDENTIAL election on Tuesday night. Mr.
wilson has made arrangements, through
me managers OF the Atlantic and Pacific
grams direct.
FAST TIME.-The canal steamer Ludlow
ration LETT Georgetown on Monday last at
1850 p. M, arrived at Cumberland on We'd
nesday at a. no.. left there Wednesday at
p. IN, and arrived at Georgetown Saturday
as $50 p m. This is the fastest round trio
OF the season.
CoNvALEsCENT.-The many friends Of
Mr. John Ttnney, of the firm OF William H.
TeDney Il Sons, VIII be glad n learn tnat he
Is low considered ont OF danger
GRAIN TRADE.--BOat Ellen Brooks with
900 bushels OF wheat, GOO bushels of corn,
and 200 bushels Of rye. consigned to j. g. &
Hartley & Bro.
MEBCHANTs' ENCHANGE-Ofering on
change this morning. 2,60O bushels OF wheat
which sold at 81 80. The sale OF 1900 bushels
OF wheel at 81 S3K by Hartley & Bro, after
change on Saturday, Is reported.
Evening star., 1876-11-06
ALEXANDRIA.

SOLDIERS FOR PkTERsBURG.-Au the
sole iers who have been stationed at Fort
papy Of the 4th artillery. under command of
Major breckenridge, were embarked on
board the steamer Keyport this morning en-
route to st. Petersburg, where they are to be
Hinton. AS the news of their departure
became nOifed about the city much fndigna-
tion was expressed at the employment of
heen any disturbance, and that, too, without
any requisition from the governor of Vir-
ginia, as required by the constitution.
INVESTIGATING - Mayor O'Connor, OF
Portsmouth, who was absent from that city
when the recent tmuch-magnined ARRAY took
place there, Immediately upon his return
took steps toward having fair and Impair
this, Notwithstanding the assertion that the
municipal authorities there encouraged the
disorder.
ACCIDENTALLY sHor.-A man named
Clifton, OF the American line, shot Off the
nItt joint OF his right thumb yesterday, near
Arlington, on the Alexandria canal. He had
seen fock of partridges on the bank, and
running TO the cabin window, caught hold of
bis gun by the muzZle aud commenced pull
ing 1t toward him, when, the cock getting
caught, it was discharged, tearing of his
hat close to his forehead. Gazette, Ith.
THE OIL PEOPLE OF ORANGE.-Dr. Ter
rlll, member OF the house of delegates, who
Dr. Dove, informs the Gordonsville Gazette
mat there ia negro woman now living In
Orange aged 116 years. Her birth was duly
registered, and the record OF 1t preserved.
to have seen this womaR grown cook while
ne was yet boy; and the woman is hale and
active. Three maiden sisters-the Misses
Cam pbell-died some years since in Orange,
aged respectively 40, 120, and 130 years,
which beats Mr.. Alexander Albemarle.-
[Senttnel, 4th.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

The street lamps will be lighted at SIS
O'Clock p; no: and extinguished at 1O:I5 y. m.
daily papers In advance OF the mail
Dry goods very cheap. Read new adyer-
use ment OF Carter's, TO1 Market Space.
Zee advertisement of fine brick house i'm
georgetown with all OF the modern improve-
nents, for sale or rent.
Tne normal class of the Young Mems Chris
Ean ASSOCIATION held very interesting
meeting Saturday evening, and discussed
"Home and the Sabbath school."
Inc conductors ard drivers on the wash
lngton and Georgetown railroad, whose pay
was raised Temporarily May Ist to 1926 per
uiem, nave been put back TO the old ngure
OF y per cay.
on Saturday presented to the look and Lad
Ger company one dozen OF RdT1DeT's NGgd-
zi1sts. towards building up the dremen's Ii
oTaTy.
Mr.. Chas. Bradshaw, who has hosts OF
friends 10 this city, is lying dangerously Ill
at bis fatb ers residence on Capitol Hill. Mr.
Bradshaw graduated from Harvard College
In 1s5O, ard from the Georgetown Law Col
leee In 1872 He subsequently, practiced law
In New York until taken III.
A Hayes and Wheeler campaign choral
club has been organized at Asbrry school
Iouse, with A. Williams president, James
Jones vice president, Joseph Brewer secre-
LAZY, y. ID. Butter assistant secretary, G. NJ.
Shorter treasurer, and an executive COM
mtttee OF seven.
Mr.. James Nicholson. who was seized with
.pop,eay IN the Post ONCE department
Sapitol Hill, this morning. A meeting of
the clerks of the Post Office department was
neld At go p. m TO take suitable action In
view or the death OF their late associate.
AT meeting of the directors of the Airing
TON Fire Insurance Company for the District
81 Columbia, held on Saturday last, DIR. w.
w. johnston was elected q director TO I'll the
vacancy caused by the death of DIR. VIM. p.
Johnston. Mr.. VIM. Gait was elected vice
president OF the company vice DR.. VIM. p.
Johnston, deceased.
The marriage of Mr.. John Riley, n young
lawyer OF this city, to Miss Rose McDermott,
daughter of John McDermott, esq, of the
well known firm of McDermott Bros, coach
makers, took place this morning at st. Dom
mics church, and was Witnessed by a large
number OF friends of the parties. Miss Nc
Derrnott IL well known rs the soprano singer
or tne choir OF St DOminic's church. Rev.
Father Fortune Officiated. and at the close
OF the ceremonies the wedding party repaired
10 the residence of the BRIDES father, on Mis-
toUri avenue, where they partook Of a sump-
tuous wedding brea fast before Starting on
an extended northern tour.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

THE CHARGEs AGAINST Rsv. URIEL
GRAyEs.-At the adjournment of the Mary
land Lutheran synod at Washington, ID. C,
HGiepeI - the Counsel In a. tns case OF Rsy
English Lutheran church Of Baltimore, and
now OF st. JOhD's Lutheran church, were au-
thorized TO appoint COMMITTEES to adjndi-
Graves OF unclerical conduct, schism and
contumacy. This committee was to consist
OF five ordained ministers and four laymen.
The counsel In the case were Rev. Drs. Bar
cutiOn, and Rev. Drs. Diehl, OF Frederick,
and Owen, OF Hagerstown, for the defence.
Since the adjournment Of the synod counsel
in regard to the selection OF q committee,
but have failed to agree upon niae men
Further than this the counsel for the prose.
cution claim that the instructions from the
sy nod were that the trial should continue
In baltimore, and also claim that wit.
nesses could not be induced ami certainly
could not be compelled to visit any distant
place TO give their evidence. The counsel
for the defence, 1t is understood, object
to holding the trial In Baltimore preferripg
either HagerstOwn or Frederick. The prose.
cution claims that unnect ssary object 'ous
have been made to the meu named by them
for the committee on the part of the defense,
and letter has been written by the counsel
Tor the prosecution to the counsel for the de-
tense, setting forth their fnal decision in the
matter. The counsel on each side were to
have equal voice In the selection OF the com.
mittee of adjudication. Should the counsel
for the defense decline to agree to the propo-
sitiOns Oft red In the letter, 1t is believed
that the committee will 60 by default, aud
the trial on the charges already preferred
will be postponed to the next annual session
OF the sy nod. Should this be the case IL is
understood that the counsel for the prosecu-
tion will bring up new charges, based upon
what they claim IL new and additional evil
dence against Mr.. Graves, and will apply to
the prekid OF the synod, Rev. DIR. John g.
Morris, OF Baltimore, for q committee to try
the new charges preferred. Should This be
the case IL Is probable the same counsel will
act az heretofore - Baa. Sun 9Th.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

EIGHT OCEAN STEAMERS left New York
on Saturday afternoon for Europe, all with
ull csreoes and fair number of passen-
gers. Among the freight apples make a
quite free. though checked by the advanced
prices. Grain, flour aud provisions, as
MS ual, make up the principal bulk. The
hundred steerage passengers; the Spain
about an equal number; the Weser,
for Bremen, twenty-five cabin and two
Ethiopia, bound for Glasgow, forty-
nve cabin and one hundred and thirty
steerage; the Elysia, for London, twenty
cabin and forty steersge; the Sidonian, for
Glasgow, and Labrador, for Havre, take a
mixed cargo Of grain, provisions and mer-
chandise.
Evening star., 1876-11-06
DO IL Mt Oars-

II 1.-THE OF the tesfimonisls now On hand
OF the value of DR.. Wistdr's Ralsdln OF VIGd
Cherry should be published, no one would
stop 70 read the bulky volume. Ask any
sam Is q real blessing 10 all affected with
throat or lung diseases. All kindred al sc-
ttons, including bronchitis. sore throat,
Group, hoarseness, pains In the chest and
bleeding OF the lungs, yield to It's wonderful
power. We advise any one tired OF expert
menting with physicians prescriptions or
Quack medicines to drop them AZ once and
use this Bdisom Of Wild Cherry. 50 cents and
81 bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

"A HIGH GOVERNMENT FUNCrIONARY,"
as reporter would ssy, recently took tea
with lady, and after while, she. observ-
Ing that he had no teaspoon, exclaimed
have forgotten 10 give you q teaspoon.
could not have made such q mistake" The
''hfeh government functionary" at once
arose, and with the air OF a veteran offered
bis pockets for investigation. The lady said
she DIDN'T mean that, and the affair was
Evening star., 1876-11-06

"A MINING VILLAGE DESTROYED by Iy
CrNDIARY ToRCHEs-The mining tnrn 80
Sogsr Notch, Pa, was partially DESTROYED
py tne Moliie Msguire element, who set Ore
10 = oozen houses and stores last Fridav v
nlent. Joseph Powosky has been arreetad
~ one OF the tools Of the organiz ation VIM
caused the nre. The large CafhoIic aiidcs
was with difficulty saved Deo
Evening star., 1876-11-06

InpIAN SCOUT MURDHRKD.-"Californ
Joe" (Joseph MeiDer), an experienced and
dartng Indian scout, who Travelled consider
ably with General Custer, was shot at Red
Cloud agency last Tuesday by Tom New
comb. Joe was q noted character In his
way, and his death n attributed to his ra.
ported connection with the killiog of Johu
Richard, the father OF Louis Richard, one of
zen. CROOKS scouts, on the Big Horn expe-
Evening star., 1876-11-06
@ 1T p ITEA Ms.

To AVOID THE DANGER OF INJECTION,
the linen OF persons suffering from skin dis
eases Of q contagious nature should be
washed with Gie,tns ealphtr Soap, which IL
not only remedy but q adisinfectant. Depot,
CIittenton's, No. Sixth avenue, New York.
metallic poison. mwf6
Evening star., 1876-11-06

~ nilsson has settled q hand some annu.
ity on her parents In II cir old age.
~The Chicago Adr0,ce il warmlv adyo-
eating the right Of women TO SPEAK ia churc,
Evening star., 1876-11-06
Weather Probabilities To-day.
oFyIcl OF oHIIr SIGNAL oryIo,R, /,

For the middle and eastern states, falling
barometer, except possibly stationary IN
Maize, increasing northeast, backing to
sOutnC 2st winds, warmer cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, and IN the middle states
possibly rain
Evening star., 1876-11-06

A SINGULAR DEATH "A SON OF henry
White, sixteen years old, living near Graf
ton, Vermont, last Friday accidentally shot
body lay near that OF q fox. 1t is supposed
that he wounded the fox and then struck at
him with the butt of his gun, discharging
passed through bis body, killing him In
stantly.
Evening star., 1876-11-06
LOCAL NE VS..
Amnsemebts, Ac., To.psgh

AmusemeDts, &c, To.D1gbe.
NofioTol Iheofe-Mr. Ben. De Bar, as "F FGl-
ktan.3
Ftrds OpeTG Hotse.-"Miss Clara Cole a
"Topsey," In Uncle Toms Cabin"
TneGg ConaQre-"The Hidden Hand, !" snc
varieties.
Evening star., 1876-11-06
SMOKE Behrend's Patent Catarrh Cigar. eol5

LoDILLEs HEADACHE specific cures in
20 minutes, at Eboitt House drug store. ii 8:
Evening star., 1876-11-06

ADJUSTMENTS. - National Tne0ter. - For
the first three nights this week Mr.. Ben De
Barr will appear in his famous role of "Fal-
stsff," In King Henry w." Mr.. Louis L.
James will sustain the character OF prince
Hal" The rest OF the support will be taken
from the best Of Mr.. Ford's company.
F0rds Opera HOLSe.-"Uncle Toms Cabin,
will bold the boards here again this week.
Miss Clara Cole will assume the role OF "Top-
sey." The southern jubilee singers will as
sist with their plantation melodies
TheueT CbDiQue.-Miss Katie Hastings ap
pears this week In the "Hidden Hand"
number OF new variety stars have been en-
gagged.
Evening star., 1876-11-06
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,TS

A. WILSON. ct Cigar Store No I42
Wy Bridge street, Georgetown, having ma ie ar.
rareemenis for the rece stlan of the sidenfisl
electlen returns. TUESDAY EVENING, the citi.
bounced and bailetined complete and accurate re.
tuIpe. noy6-2t
@ ATTENTION, EXCELsIOR TENT, No,
Wy al, l. U. OF RnOHABITES i-You ara
hereby noiihed TO meet st yeur New Hall God
cars pnildtpg. opposite the Union HOTEL on
JUBSDAI kVEbIH0. November 7th, at ~,
oSloes. IL 10 earnestly desired that every brother
IL. WE WiLLlams, Rec s,or.,.rv
Evening star., 1876-11-06

GRAND BN1ERvAIN WGRV-
" VOCAL AND URAMlTIC-
CURr10 SCHOOL BUILDING.
0EORGlTOWH,
in aid OF
TRIEITY PARISH SCHOOL
Recifetfone by the cs lebated Elocutiot ists.
MISS A6HI1 ". STORY
and
Vocal programme BY the most prominent Singers
TUkSDAY 8VEHI00, November lAth, lS76,
At O'Clock.
Admission, 50 Cents. pov6-st
Evening star., 1876-11-06

SMOKE benrends Patent Catarrh Cigar. eol5
"MELLIsToN," the best preventive and
cure for pulmonary affections and dyspep-
sla. anc a splendid appetiser. Sold AZ 9li 7th
sueet. 1Ty III. eos
Corbs, &c,
"7he Uise for heaHh on doilv iodlks ,fI,epdo
and thousands OF the intelligent public pa
tronize DR.. Whites establishment, fiI6
fsnnsyIHania avenue, opposite Willsrd's
HOiel, for relief from a3d avoidance of pain
iul corns, bunioDs, diseased nails, chilolains,
Eascu lar excresences. etc. Fee Al per visit.
established in Washington, ID. c., In 1861.
hEMoVAL-Fra Class Securing and Dyei,sc.
a. FISCHER has enlarged hts establishment
oy oyrsmoving TO bis new building, 9o6 g street
northwest, three doors from 9th street. near
theU. q. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
log the latest improvements, whether OF
Americen or European invention, he il en-
abled 10 DO any work IN a manner NOT IN b,s
e9uaied by those not possessing these fscil-
iues. s.I3,i2:
Evening star., 1876-11-06

REMEMBER Durang's Rheumatic. Remedy
ls the only reliable cure for rneu natism,
gout AoI.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

AMONG the new additions In the line OF
jewelry just received and SO temptingly dis
play ed In the handsome show window of
Mr.. Prtgg, at 457 Pennsylvania avenue. we
noticed his exquisite new diamond ear ring,
No. Is, Ia solitaire, an exact imitation OF the
real gem, uDcommonly brilliant, and well
calculated to deceive even experts; the price
handsome display Of gold wire neck chains,
At &5; real stone rings, In Is karat gold, at
from "a to $40; Lake George diamond studs,
In jet and gold, IS karat, At S5; Roman gold
chains and crosses at IS; gold lined rings
with ony settings at 80, and numerous other
new and desirable sty les OF jewelry for ladies
and gentlemen.-l Sunday Chronicle.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

I HAD fROUBLE WITH ny GUNS until
i usfd WILLS EUREKA; They are nov per:
the highest priced articles gave me reief hil
worked 6y magic, anc st the Same time gradually
/ can recommend. MINOR GLASS,
novl.n At Rugsell LeonardS.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

MARRIAGE LICKNsKs have been issued In
James A. Donnelly and Catherine N. Boyie:
John +. Riley and Rose E. McDermott; New,
Isaiah w. Humphrey and Sarah Redmiles,
both OF A. A. Co., Nd; Oscar ". Shomo and
Eva +. De Land; VIM. d. Rouzee and Eliza
ret Ashe; LLOYD +. Chase and Anna M. Will
LIS; Thes. 4. Welsh and Mary L. MarkHard.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

= CATARRH, OFFENSIVE DISCHARGES FROM
THE HEAD, &C.-For the next thirty days
DR.. Hartley VIII demand no fee until the
patient In perfectly satisfied. Office 1872 i0th
street.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

GOAL AND kIGDLrNQ WOOD.
al the choice quslitcs, and tp Ubteh vs s,x.s a..
sssentton OF cOnsnners, Our
fAI.hI BueDLkD kIHDLIhG NOOB,
VIE IRE -nGh hter In eyery bundle, "a th< b>~s N
-. sor nse py al erooers-ry n. No shsvSsE1,
ssSsv 90 teroseos OF reou'red.
CHEAP SlEB TIElN
0rKR HBNOOD . ma
u1n as1 DEPOT ~ -ssrsss Whss.,
wess-r brench O6cs 1919 Pssnsyivsuis svss
Evening star., 1876-11-06

"r.c1s are stubborn things," and Sc are coughs
and colds, but the latter will yield Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, which costs but Is cents. Ii
Evening star., 1876-11-06

WohAN BURNED RY A CoI, mr.
20 ~, !oS.-Lhe alarm OF 1re struck from nor
~. ~ Tor 2s, at o'clock last night.
Rouse No; 6lI street northwest. 1o,psn
nAmeo hatue West was badly burnsd ~,
totn arms. DIR. Aauss rendered meiicsI All
Evening star., 1876-11-06

PiowmsD: John Wagner, two twots,c.r
brlck dwellings, west side ist street. nor,tss
east, between ID and + streets; $500. San,-
mel Csas. two-story brick dwelling, south
t-ae ID, between Tth and sth streets; % COO.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

THE TILDES AND HENDRIcKs REFoRM
CLCB were o1sy This morning IN sending off
noters 10 the states. The committee, Messrs
norsty Clagett, Jackson Yates and o: her
thoers OF the club, had dispatched nearly
nupnred voters 10 the states, mostly
s1S ~. IAnd. Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio
Evening star., 1876-11-06

DEArH OF A MINIsTER.-Rev.wi William Le
Conte, OF the Brazilian mission OF tne Pres
nyterisn Church south, died In this city on
Saturday. Mr.. lie Conte was ormerly pas
Tor of the FraUklln-street Pres byterian
church, Baltimore. The funeral TOOK place
church.
Evening star., 1876-11-06

TEMPERANCE MRETINGS.-Yesterd at
Soldiers Home q temperance meeting was
held, at which Mr.. A. &. Constantine pre-
sided, ard addresses were made by Messrs.
z. w. Depnison, 8. Boyce, Joseph Walsh
and A. T. Maupin. ..-A we'll attended
temperance meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at the 9th street M. p. Church, at
which several very interesting addresses
were delivered. '..'At / o'clock D. M. a
meeting was held at the corner of 7th street
and the avenue, which was addressed by
Messrs. Savage and Alexander, of this cIty
and Mr.. Lappell, OF New York. ..'.rne
weekly temperance meeting at Carroll hall
was held last evening. and addresses were
made by Messrs. John ID. Clark, George
Savage and others.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15

The paragraph about the grave of Roger
lIirchard grandfather of Governor Hayes at
Saratoga Springs in the old graveyard on
Nelson avenue, reminds Nathaniel Water
bury, one of our oldest residents, Of the
circumstances of the death of Mr.. Birchard.
Mr.. Waterbury says that Mr.. Birchard
came to his fathers house on Van Dam
street in 1905, took rooms there and be-
came boarder. He was taken i'll and fl
nally died, his wife, son, and broiher-in-
law coming on from Vermont and remain
ing with him during his last days. Oar
narrator, who was then mere boy, remem.
bers the circumstance distinctly as it made
very deep impress ion on his mind at the
time. The house in which Mr.. BiTchard
died, still stands on Van Dam stree, fol m
ing part of the dwelling now occupied by
VIM. Waterbury, of Trim g. Waterbury.
hardware merchants. We learn that friends
of the Birchard and Hayes families have
frequently visited the grave, and that Gen
Hayes himself good many years ago paid
the ancient tomb visit. Mr.. Waterbury
tells US that at the time Mr.. Birchard died
the place where he was buried was the
principal graveyard in the village.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
Two Thieves Arrested.

Joseph and James Laflan, suspected of
stealing money from Mr. Genor of Shrews-
bury, about the 10h of November, were
arrested by Deputy Sheriffs N. S. Stearns
and ID. p. Peabody, in Rochester, Thurs-
day, and brought to Rutland lodged in Jail
yesterday. Mr.. Genor is lumberman
who employs a number of wood choppers
Among them were these two brothers. 1t
is supposed that they stole the money, $40,
from trunk IN Genor's house, AMI then
began to grumble about their job, saying
they could get better pay in Dandy. In
the course of day or two they left for
Dandy. Genor had missed the money and
suspected them of taking it. When they
loft he set his son on their track. They
followed the road toward Dandy TIL they
were out OF sight of the house, when they
turned and started toward Rutland. The
boy followed them to Cold river bridge,
where, inttead of taking the Rutland road
they took the one back of the notch to-
ward Mendon. The boy returned and re-
ported to his father who at once came to
Rutland told his story to Mr.. Stearns. That
officer drove at once to Mendon, only TO
find that the two men had passed through
there inquiliug the real to Pittsford. He
peAt went to Pittsford and with the assist
ance Of Mr. Peabody arrested them. They
we're taken to Mr.. Peabody's Office and
thoroughly search ed, but no money being
found were released. This was the 18th
of November. The men said they belonged
in Charlotte, and were going to find worl
in Ripton.
Afterwards rev circumstances came e
light tending to show that they were TIT
guilty arties, and officers Steains and Pea
body welt to Charlotte, Riptcn and othe
places in search of them. The Laflan
lal be IN at Cl arlotte but were not to b.
found. The Ulcers devised very neat tral
to discover their whereabouts, came hom
and waiel. Thursday the trap sprung
Mr.. Stearns heard they were In Rochts er
sarted on the two o'clock train, was jrine
at PlttsfOrd hy Mr.. Peabody, and the tw
proceed TO Rochester. There they foun
the two young mtn engaged in chopping
arrested and brought them 10 Rutland
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15

VIII be found to possess those qualities neces.
sary 10 tie total eradication OF all bilious at
lacks prompt TO trt the secretions Of tho
liver, and give healthy tone to the entire sys-
ten. Indeed, 1t is no ordirary discovery In
medical science to have inventt d a remedy for
These stubborn complaints, which d velop all
the results produced by heretofore free use of
calomel a mineral us1y dreaded by mankind,
ana acknowledged TO be- destructive in the eX-
IRENE to the human sl stem. . nat the proper
Ties Of certain vegetable comprise all the vir-
tues OF caUmel without It's Injurious tenden-
Cles, Is now an admitted fact, rendered ind's-
put able by scientific researches and those who
use the Mandrake Pills VIII BE- fully satisfied
that the best medicines are those provided by
nature In tbs common herbs and roots VI the
fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or
any OF the injurious effects OF calomel or other
pOlsons. The secretion OF bile is promoted by
these pills as will be seen by the alt red color
Of The stools, and disappearing OF the sallow
complexion ana cleansing OF the tongue,
Ample directions for use accompany each
box u pills. Prepared only by j IL Schenck
Son, at their principal 0i1Ce, corner sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, ana for sslg BY
all druggists and dealers.
rice IS cents per box decidRwim