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TIE GREAT REPUTATION
country as
Great and Good Medicine,

and the large number OF testimonials which are CON
s'autly beirg received from persons VIII have been
cured by its use, conclusive proof of i,s great
value. 1t Is recommended By physicians and apOthe-
carries. As Blood Puri der and Health Restorer it
has no equal.
vegeiine T. not prepared for fancy drink made
nOm poor liquors, hich debilitates the stem and
tends 10 destroy health, instead of restoring it.
Are not the many testimonials given for the differ
ent satisfactory to- reasonable persons
suffering from disease that they can be cured Read
the different testimonials given and
doubt. In many of these the persons say that
their pain and suffering cannot be expressed, in
cases OF ScrOfula where apparently, the whole body
was one msss of corruption III Vegetine will relieve
gain, cleanse, purify and such diseases restor
ing the patient TO perfect health after trying fer
ent physicians, many rem edies, suffering for years,
can be cured. Why j. this medicine performing such
IL works in the blood in the circulating
fluid IL can be truly called the Great Blood arifeT
The great OF disease originates in the blood
and medicine that does not directly upon it,
purify and renovate. has Just claim upon public
4tte ntiop. VIII II the blood becomes liteless aud
stsRnsnt, either from change Of weather of eli
mate swant of exercise irregular diet, from any
other cause the yegstine will the blood carry
IN the pufrid hunOrs, cleanse the stomash regulate
the bowels and mrart tone Of vigor to the W Die
body. The conviction IL. in the public mind well
a. in the medical profession, that he remedies sup
plisd by the Tsgsfdbis ktnsdom more safe. more
successful in the OF disease than mineral medi
cines vegetine l. composed of roots. barks and
herbs 1t j. pleasant to take. and is perfectly safe
give infant. DO you need i,2 Do not hesitate to
try it. You will never regretit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

People must by this time be convinced
that the President meant just what he said
with reference 10 reforming the civil service
in his letter of acceptance and his inaugural
address His last executive order prohibit
ing federal officers from being identified
with the machinery OF political parties will
be very distastefGl TO the politicians, but II
will. nevertheless, give the country a much
better public service. The President is rep
resented as saying that he will promptly re-
move every man from Office who persists in
remaining on a political committee or as an
officer of a political club. OF course this
'will hurt the party but the country will
be bere tied. which is one consolation. What
Is now wanted is system governing all ap-
POintmtnts and promotions in the service
AS the case stands at present every govern
ment department has plan OF its own, and
what is wanted is a uniform system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

The United States Supreme Court has rem
deTed a decision in another "Granger" case,
affirming the right of a state to fix the rates
of fare and freights on railways, unless such
railways are protected by their charters. The
Chief Justice, who delivered the opinion,
held that the corporation-the Chicago, Bur-
iington and Quincy Railroad Company-is
liable to such rules and regulations as may
be prescribed by the Iowa legislature; in
fact, that when the legislature steps in and
fixes rates 1t operates upon this corporation
the same as il does upon individuals engaged
In a similar business. The Supreme Court
sometime ago rendered a like decision, and
1t is nor likely that any more cases of this
class viii be appealed TO that tribunal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

The result of the sharp war carried on
against Illicit distillers is shown in the in
creased internal revenue receipts for the fis-
cal year ending with the 3Oth of the present
month. Il is now safe TO estimate the re-
ceipts for this year at s119. O0o goo, which is
an increase Of =, 900 over the receipts of
last year.
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The Star for the Sum mer.

PsTSoHs iedrtHs The ctfy may Aars THE STAR seHf
90 fas'r afsrsSs mail, pOdE. PREPAID, fo~ such
psrIod Of time they may dssirs the 81 s
cerfS psr rssk 90 cents month, 5115 for sa,ss
s1ortiJ, ~ ga for SIR months.
81 III money pay for the tune r,qx,rsf 81
afi oaSss accompany fas order. OtheTtciss ps paper
b.
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"Adr1rssrs MI greatly obl,ss dsf az ne
sane ft,Is Js-rs h.'r purposes best by senfiss
a. fhsr IfrsrfisssrfS bsfors II o'clock NJ each day,
asd as Hct sayiis- faas thai how as possible. Ex-
ssyf - szfysrgsly Hrsenf cases, airsrfissmeafs
ss,rsf al tiS c<cs gfsr Il O'Clock Casnos appsay ne
dur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

The committee on railroads of the New
York common council has agreed to report
in favor OF permitting the Third Avenue
Railroad Company to run as an experiment
five 'notscless steam engines" under the SUI
Pervision OF the commissioner of public
works. The committee will also recommend
that the company carry In the cars drawn by
these engines no more passengers than can be
provided with seats. 1t is more than proba-
bic than in decade hence, or less, horse
power on our street railroads will be entirely
supplanted by steam power.
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" EGG E TIN E
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CHARLEsTOwS.
Deov S,r:-This is to certify that have used Your
Blood Preparation in fsmils for several yea rs
and think that for Scrofula Cankerous Humors or
Rheumatic affections. IL cannot be excelled ana as
blood purifier and spring medicine 1t is the best
hing have ever used, AMI have used amo a. every
thing 1 can cheerfully recommend il to any one in
need Of such . medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
I'D Russell street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

Ex-senator Reuben f. Fenton, according
10 New York paper, is in Washington
10 bring back on charger the OH cial heads
of some Of the prominent officials in the New
York custom house. We doubt IL. With
the President and most OF the members of
lie cabinet ont OF town this is, what the ven
cradle, II not venerated, ex-senator Came
ron would call "a blank OF a time"-scarcely
The time in which TO transact important
business OF the character indicated in Wash
dngton. Besides, we don't exactly see why
Mr.. Fenton should have any more to do
with removals than any other private
citizen.
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4 BSTACLES TO MARRIA gle RE.
MOVED.

hAPPY RkLIHf TO YoUNG MEN from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Mankood
hsa%ed. lnpediments to Marriage removed. New
metnod OF treatment. Eew and remark able RENE
dies. Books and circulars sent free in eealed enve
icpes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
=. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. An Institution
having high reputation fog honorable conduct and
professional skiu. mvAiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

The prediction that the export OF fresh
meat from this country to England would
ultimately become huge traffic is rapidly
being verified. New York in April last sent
6,oco,o 600 pounds, and Philadelphia $500, 900
pounds. AT both OF these ports the ship
ments are steadily increasing. Philadelphia,
for instance, last October sent but $50 900
pounds, while now its monthly shipments
run into the millions.
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a.. PROPOSALS.
PROPOGAL0 FOR COaT.

TREAsgsERh0FrIcE.U. 8. Sol pIKRs HOME, q.
NEAR NAsHINGToN. ID. O., June 18th, lS77.
SEALHD PROPOSALS, indorsed s.Pro posals for
- S2si will be received By the undersigned until
uONDAf uly ID 1871, At y clock m, for the
delivery ct o. s. Soldiers Home, D. o., on or before
the Sth day OF September 1877, Of the following de-
scfpon Of Ooal TO be Of the very best quality tho
roughly screened, and to weigh a2so pounds to the
iot tons .swhite Ash Furnace Coal.
500 tons " Red Ash" Range Coal
Bidders must state the price per ton delivered for
the reQureH separate bids for the respec-
i've desert ptfons: viii not be considered
PAYMENT viii be made In cash, when the whole
quantity has been delivered
a.. ne nsni 70 reject any or all bids ID reserved By
Bonds 70 the am )uut Of oS00o, with two securi-
Ties approved oy the undersiRned, will be REQ ured
Tor the faithful Performancs Of contract.
j. II. WHITTLEsEY, q. SA
yeAS"sspSot Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Hon. Ben. Hill does not, as yet, seem
to understand the amenities which are sup
posed to characterize the intercourse OF
grave ard reverend Senators. He is now re-
presented as describing Senator Blaine As a
man who has tongue which never tires,
an emb ton that never sleeps, a face that
never bushes, and a conscience that never
hesitates." In the House Of Representatives
At is quite in order for the members to call
one another horse thieves and otaer oppro-
briOUs epithets. but Senators very seldom so
far forget themselves as to reflect on the per-
sonal character Of their associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-27

When any portion of our large cities is de-
stToyed by fire, as a rule buildings of a bet
ter class take the places OF the former struc-
lures The people OF ST. John will dou btless
profit by the lesson, ard erect in the place OF
the wooden buildings burned something
more substantial and less combustible.
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VEG TINE.
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF
SOCTH BERwICK, Me-, Jan. IL, L72.
II. X. STRvENs, ESQ.
D6ur Sill have had dy sY epsfa in its worst form
Tor the last ten years, and have taken hundreds Of
dollars worth Of medicines without obtaining any
relief In September last i commenced tax ing the
Vesetins, since which time nv health has steadily
improved. My food digests well, and / have gained
fifteen pounds OF flesh. There several others In
this place taking Yegetine, and all have obtained
relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS Z. MOORE.
Oyerseer of Gard Room, Portsmouth %. q N lis.
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NOW'S YOUR CHANCE!
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH!

We commence this morning to slow q Discount Of
Ten FEB CENT FOR CASH all sales, large
and small, for the next thirty dars, and having
marked all stock down to meet the prices of those
ADVERTISING 70 sell at cost heretofore the dedu
We now offer should be great indr cemsnt - cash
customers, and we hope they will appreciate the
great sacrifice We make in doing
Our stoSk as usual, compr "a romI lete a.sort
ment OF STAPLE and FANCY DRESS GOODS,
nd 100 pieces of GUISETT5 BLACK SILKS, pur
chased NJ auction at great sscr bce, and which ge
designed Tor next fall sale but offer them
" thu same discount also our imme assortman Mt
9 LUPlNs MOURNING GOODS, comprising
Fam Cloths. BonbsZines, NJ .isselines, Cash
Teres, Grenscines, Tsmsriinss, Oh sntiily Delaine
ith q full stock Of Orgaudies, Lawns. Debeges
nuntng Percales. Gallo and, IN fact, Of the
iarsest stocks Of goods in this market
nSNO goods charged duri.s his sale except at
Sur regular prices.
|" Al Goods Morks5 IN PIain FizmeS.
w. VI. SINISTER d BRO,
- 80 Pennsylva nia Avenue
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II o b B N T.
LUTTRELL 4 BURFOBD, TOs 4 street
iChaagss Made Wsskiv.l

FOB RENT.
No. 900 9th g., Brick, II rooms, all mod fmpe 100
No 5O4 9Th ST., store, all mod imps ............
No. st. n W.. Brick, rooms, all mod. impr.
Handsome House. Mount Pleasant ..........-.... so
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
We have numbe of Houses, which can offer
at sac ihc ng prices either exchange for sale
on easy terms.
LOANS.
$4,000 and s. 900, in sums to suit, At = per
,aosf
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" E G. II TIN II
WHAT is NEEDED.

BoSToN, Feb. IL, ISL.
ii y. STEVENS, ESQ:
Ds0r Sir-About one year since found myself In
feeble condition from general debility. vegetine
was strongly recommended TO me by frie nd who
hsd boea much benefited by its use. procured me
article and after using several bottles restored
o health, and discontinued its I feel quite
onhdent that there medic me superior to II for
hose comp aints fOr hch it il especially prepared
and wculd CheeTfully recommend il to those who
feel that they need something to restore them 70
perfect health. respectfully yours. rE <saa
L L. PETTINGILL,
Fim of s NJ Pettengill < Co,
No. 10 Sta'e street, Il Jston.
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Average soorn Daily Circulation ouer
IA, 6OO,-being more than three times
that Of any other daily paper In Wash
ington, and more than that Of AZ tie
Others added together.
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DOR RENT. FOB RENT. FOR RENT.
y 61S 18th street w, ii r., mod imps--..- S7s o.
lO6 lngle Place II rooms and stable. 50 90
1912 9Th street W., 10 rooms, mod mps..... 20 90
I418 18th street n W., IL rooms, mod. imps.. IS 0e
2O2 9Th street Sc, rooms, mod imps-...... 5. 90
2O4 81 h street se..9 rooms, nod. imps---... IS 10
AZ New Jersey ave. n rooms and store 80 o.
6O1 ~ street rooms and store. ~ 40
5l4 18th street northwest rooms % IS
I21 Carol street e., rooms. mod. imps..- q o.
21S street ne, rooms, mod. imps........ 81 %
426 9Th street southw est, rooms ..... Is 90
SOS, zoo I'll at ne: rooms; md. L.. Is W
h. o. H0LTZMAN, Real Estate gent,
je236t 80 r street northwest
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rHAS. W. HANDY,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
300 9TH street northwes
FOR Kent, No. S21 9Th ST n W., rooms, modern
improvements furnished: SIS.
For Rem, No S32 2lst 81. n W., 9 rooms. modern
iplproy, ments, fprni. bed; $50.
For Rent, No. 4 10 9th street NV d, store, $50.
For Rent, No. 4f2 9th street NV, store; $50.
For Rent, No. 1891 Corcoran street n w, II
rooms modern improvements: SO.
For Rent, No 1923 CorcOran street NV, ii
rooms, modern i'm proyemAnts: { 10.
For Rent, No. 100 O street = e., Ingle Place, 9
rooms modern improvements: S35.
For Rent, No. DO st. northwest, 6 rooms; as.
For Rent No. COG 5th street q. W, rooms; So.
For Rent, Stable IN rear of house No. s23 18th
street northwest $40.
Several fire Building Lots and a number OF small
Houses for sac chesp. j.26-lw
II o X K T.
BY H. WALKER, $50 La. Ave.
1915 and IBIS n W., 10 RS, all imps...-.--s IS
IO5 Pa ave Sc, IL RS all imps-.............. 40
4O4 stb ST se rs all imps.................-. IS
40 sth st rs, all imps... IL
I4oI Pierce 1T NV, rs. all imps........-..... 81
1885 and 1897 5th ST. NV. rs gas and w'r. Is
500 18th 1t rs ali I'M ps................ As
1903 eth St, Store and rooms, IS
BIZ I'd 81. NV, Store Is
Je25 Ct
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
AL ESTATE BCLLETIN

REAL ESTATE BtLLEIIN
- THos. e. wAeGAaAs, SO Seventh st.
IChsnges made every Wednesday and SATURDAY ]
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FOB BENT
By B II. WARNER CO.
BRA1NARD VI. WARNER. EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
No. ~ 40 Vermont avenue, Is re m i...-... s 100
No sId street NV, is rs ell m i........rent low
no. S PIG lh ST. NV Dr. sto, lsrs, all m. L.. s.
10 SDf M ST nw Dr., sto, ~ rs m. i..-..-.. 81
No Sx6 18th street, fu. nished ................ 90
No. 1881 81 NV, br., 3 sto., rs, all m. t.. 90
No dyl4 NV Dr., new, 8 rs all %. i..-..... 81
No 1211 street mort Invest. furnished 90
No. Sl3 2lst ST. NV brick, rooms, all m i...-. IS
No 2O3 ST, e., re-, N ....-............... 40
No. ~ 81 st ne, fr RS, all m 4, stable. IS
No. DIP Mass. avenue, frame, 10 m. 49,. IS
No. 43S ST. NV, Dr., story rs, i. $1,000. a.
No 500 st NV, br 3story, rs, m i:.-.... 80
No. 1882 sth 1t NV Dr., story, rs. i..... 81
No. l22S ST. nv, br., story, RS: m.i.-.... 80
No. 3S St e. Dr.. story, rs, i........... Is
No $50 n. avenue 8 e., bril- RS, m. L.. IS
No. 100 Carroll ST. e., brick, story, 7rs.,mi Is
No. 1874 Sth street, frame, rooms ........... 20
No. 1910 N Jersey av Sc, u RS, large yard. %
No IS2S 18th ST. w frame, rs m i'm ps...... ~
No. 81 Defrees ST.. br, re-, m. i.............. Is
No. 100 ct frame, story 5rs................. II
No. 312 18th st. s.w brick, rs, water, &c. l6
Ao, over loo other houses in every section of the
city, full list of which can be at our Offices
FOB SALk-We have a number of bargains in
properties Of all sizes, fmprOred and uHtmpTorsd,
some Of which can be sold ON long time.
b. III. WARNER & Co,
r DIG street, opp. Masonic Temple.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
We ash the attention Of all consumers Of Coal and
Wood O. an examination OF our stock. We have NJ
our wDsrNes, foot 81 Tth street. plets azsort-
mept OF Coal 81 all size. and Of the best guales
which We are constantly making additions
HICKORY,
OAK,
And PINE WOOD.
We AJAX 2ecisi attention 10 our etJck q Bakers
PINE WOOD. which is he best nov OF .red flr safe
IN this city.
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Cur improved machinery enables ~ 90 offer Saved
and split Wood lower than offered IN ths CITY
ecle manufacturers Of StepheBsoH's
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD,
introducing fire lighter in every Bundle, and for
sale by al Gruoers.
Seventh street cars ruE direct 70 the place.
STEPHENSON & BROTHER.
9Th Street Wharf.
Branch Office, 1919 Pennsyly snia avenue north
west. rely
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-31

Dall0s Is most sadly deficient In
these most necessary passage ways.
There Is not business block Ia the
city that Is provided with one, Con.
soquently merchants are obliged to
receive their goods in front VI their
stores, aud also to ship them oil the
same way consequently the side.
walks are encountered a great
part of the time with bales,
boxes and barrels OF all do.
s1ription, to tie discomfort Of the
pedestrians, II is annoying to lady
to have to pass through narrow
opening in froI of u store, aud run
the risk of having her dress daubed
with molasses or kerosine, which has
leaked through the barrel, or catch
her garments on a protruding nail
from a dry goods box. Side
walks are intended solely for
pedestrian travel, and in many
cities, ordinances prohibit the enculn-
bering Of them by merchants with
their goods. An alley should run par
allel With the frontage OF every block,
between the stores, thus allowing the
reception and shipment of all goods in
the rear, thus keeping the sidewalk in
front clear. In some portions Of this
town buildings are SO cut OF that
wagons cannot get within hundred
feet OF them, OF course, the blocks
already built cannot be remediod, but
the city should prevent by ordinance
any future building up of solid blocks
without an alley way through them.
This can be done very easily in the
start, but Il left until the block is com.
p!eted or laid out, 1t viii be impossible.
We notice that the health officer is
after the citizens with sharp stick In
regard to emptying slops and refuse
matter That is right; but what is to
be done with ii if there are no sewers
to carry it off? Can they be left to
stand in barrel andsmell? or thrown
on the ground? Can II man be pun
ished for emptying his dirty water,
swill, or Stops OF any kind, on the
ground, when there are neither cutters
or sewers to carry it of? What shall
he do with it? VIII the city send
wagon round to carry 1t away II o man
puts barrel in his yard for that pur-
pose, or must tho citizen, every time
his barrel of swill gets full, hire an ex.
press wagon to carry it out Of the city
limits? Gentlemen of the council,
your attention is called to this matter
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INDIAN ITEMS,
lEufaula Journal

lhulhuh journal
The Shawnces are making farms.
Kickapoos are coming in from the
hunt,
Usage half breeds continue to build
houses.
Pawnee buffalo hunters are still go.
ing west.
The enrolment of Osages is the or
der Of the day.
After this week Pawhuska viii be
without a newspaper
Some Of the Cherokees are about
joining the Osagos
Osages are begging their agent,
Reede, for garden seeds.
Harry Broome saw eight wild horses
on the Cimeron last week.
Shawnees are preparing for n big
bread dance on the 18th of April.
A war party of Pawhuska young
folks vent to Mount Wister on Satur-
day last.
One hundred and forty.fve Indian
children are now in the Pawhuska
school.
Agent Beede will soon issue large
lot OF new harness and wagons to the
Osages,
Big Chief, an unlettered Usage, made
one of his best speeches last week to
the school children.
The Baptist have meetings for re-
ligious worship twice week at Keo-
kuGs residence.
An Usage came to this country and
sold pair of new blankets for three
bushels of corn. He did this to pre-
vent starvation.
Isaac Mccoy, an Ottawa Indian,
Baptist, married Sac woman four
years ago, went TO work in the cause
ofChrist, and to-day heads a cOngre.
CATION of thirty'three Sac Baptists.
A sewing bee at the school-house on
Thursday of this week. The entire
outfit of Pawuska ladies' participated.
Plenty of work and small talk New
clothes are being speedily prepared
for the children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-31

OF rare Is mainly mAds up o, gossip,
WIN scandal sauce.
There vas a fire in the government
not house at Washington the other
day. Where was the Gabcock extin.
gurher ? Boston Post.
Lady to walter)-"Don't put that
Ice into the goblet with yoar tngers.n
Waiter--'Luf ma'enl, don't mind /;
my hands ara very warm.n
What Is the difference between
proNyline Rnd u ,ruaut schoolhoy
caught rabbit hunting? One is gun
cotton and the other is caught gunniu'.
A Holyoke man, who had his arm
blown on by a cannon last summer, is
about to risk his life again in canvass.
ing for Mark TNaiu's new book.
In n Cambridge Mass evening
school is q man iifty-seven years old,
learning TO read, aud one forty years
Old studying primary arithmetic.
Victor Hugo's little granddaughter,
Jeanne, gave as sentiment on his re-
eeHt birthday festival, "ro the great
Hugo, from the little onen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
General Market.

WARRINGTON, March @.-FrasmertR ry
market reports show general holi ~ md
no change In the market except "A iccllug In
provisions. The weekly cotton statement
viii be furnished tomorrow. Bank notes
were issued during the present montn
amounting to nearly s2,500,aUO. This IL the
largest monthly is' ne for two years. Two
thirds of the amount was ressuod TO banks
that hai previously retired their circulation.
CONNIE rcial.
NEW YORK, March 31.--The Cotton Tx
change was closed to-day.
Floar quiet. Wheat dull and dropping.
Corn quiet and about steady. Pork quiet
at GA " l-a. Lard quiet, steam SO TO-
Night RepOrt-Financisi.
NEW YORK, March 3O,--tolds'rong ut 1917
6lOiJS. Money easy ut 2@a Ia per cent. Sterl-
ing dull. governments dun but steady.
states quiet and nominal,
COmmcref0l,
NEW ORLEANS, March @.-Holiday; no
markets.
Cotton Receipts, 1898; gross, none; exports
river 8; stock 25s, $3.50. iG nf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-31
deal GENTLY Win the stomach.

lao not rack 1t with violent purgativos, or
permanently impair Its tone with indigostl-
BILE drugs of any kind; but, II your digestion
is IMPAIRED, your liver out OF order, your
frame debilltated, or nervous system UNI
strung, use that wholesome and agreeable
Alternative and tonic, Iostotters Stomach
Bitters, which viii certainly afford you the
deisired relief. None of the ofiiclnal RENEE
dies cnn compare with IL In restorative e.
fcacy, and as medicinal stimulant II is by
far the most desirable as well as popular ar
ticlo ofits class Its basis, the essential
princlple OF sound rye, is the best possible
agent for fastening the action OF the botan-
10 inglcdleuts which II holds in solution,
and those ingredients are the most etlica-
cious which chemistry extracts from the
vegetable Kingdom, and medical science ap
pies TO the cure OF disease.