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The Morning herald., 1877-01-06

Foth ttf1sl = - IDdsNI. = every cna
s1id he would, swiodled the old man ont
Of svsry penny, and ruined him complete.
u Brandon had to sell his estate and
Potts bought it with the very money out Of
which he had cheated tie old man."
"Uhl impossible p said Brandon. "Isn't
that some village gossip2" !.
y wish it was, 6ir-but it Amt. Go
ask any man here, and he'll tell you the
And what became Of the family ?' ask
ed Brandon calmly. "
"Ah, Sir that isthe worst part of it,"
"Why T lt@5 80
"Pll tell you, Sir. He was ruined. He
gave up all. He haden't penny left. He
went out Of the Hall and lived for short
time in small house at the other end of
the village. tlast he spent what little
money he had left, and they all got sick.
You wouldn'. believe what happened after
that"
"What was it p W. Ia
"They were all taken to the alms-house.',
"A burst Of thunder seemed to sound in
Brandon's ears as he heard this, which he
had never even remotely imagined, The
tailor was occupied with his own thoughts,
aud did not notice the wildness that for an
instant appeared in Brandon's eyes. The
latter for moment felt psrslysed and
struck down to nothingness By the shock
Of that tremendous intelligence, .
"The people felt dreadfully about it."
continued the tailor, "but they couldn't do
any thing. 1t was Potts who had the fam
lily taken to the alms-house. Nobody dar-
ed to interfere"
"Did none Of the country families do any
thingT said Brandon, who at last, by al
violent effort. had regained his composure.
mo. They had all been insulted by the
old man, 30 now they let him suffer-"
"Had he no old friends, or even acquain-
tances 2? #
well, that's what we all asked our
selves, Sir; but at any rate, whether he
had or or not, they didn't turn up-that is,
not in time. There was q young man
here when it was too late"
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-06
A Horribl. outcrop rspirtu.li.nn

- AASAAASA~ S~sSSSE y 0SAi'S~AASAAA
Some Of the devices resorted to by mod.
ern spiritualists in order to prove the truth
Of their doctrine, are almost incredible. Al
HELPS Bend, Ida county, in the State O
Iowa, one John Heycock, was i'll with the
typhoid fever during the month Of Nov'
ember, when his wife, under the advice of q
medium named Biglow, dismissed the ply
sician and gave him in charge of Biglow
He soon grew rapidly worse. Visitor.
were forbid coming to the house. In the
course Of a day or two few of the citizens
again went to the house and asked admis-
sion, which was granted. They entered
the room of the sick man, and were her.
ror-stricken at the sight before them.
There in bed, lay the dead body Of Mr..
Heycock, the eye-sockets already
turning black. One Of the visit.rs
exclaimed, "He is dead" Biglow
said, "He is not dead, but sleepeth,'
at the same time endeavoring to blow out
the light. Mrs. Heycock was called in
and informed Of the fact, and to ascertain
she stepped up to the bedside and placed
her hand over her husbands mouth and
feeling no breath, she tainted and fell, and
was carried into another room and was
kindly cared for. The neighbors then sug-
gested that the body be laid out for burial.
Biglow objected, and said: "lf my brother
be dead, ! can raise him to life again, 'and
rising upon his feet, stretching out his arms
over the corpse, and lifting his eyes to-
wards Heaven shouted at the top of his
voice, "Come forth, my dear brother! Grave
give back thy dead" He thea kneeled
over the dead body, saying, "Open thy eyes
my dear brother" at the same time push.
ing the eyelids open with his thumb
(thinking no one saw him, and, with a
feeling Of satisfaction, he turned to the by
sta.lders and yelled "Praise the Lord !"
But to his surprise the brother did not rise.
The citizens again wanted possession Of the
body for internent but the spiritual doctor
stubbornly refused, saying, II can raise my
brother at the end Of the third day"
Heavy blankets were then placed upon the
corpse by Biglow to retain the animal heat.
Mrs. Heacock than ordered the visitors to
leave the house, which they did, as they
could not lawfully do otherwise. The
doors were locked and no lights used dur
ing three days, but what else transpired is
not known. AT the end Of the third Day
Mrs. He7cock sent word to few of the
neighbors to come and bury the body.
They came, and among them were the
most stout and hardy men Of the neigh
borhood, but they became faint, and sick
ened upon entering the room, on account
of the uncomfortable stencil resulting from
the decomposition Of the body. They
were compelled to bring ice from the river,
which they placed around the corpse to
freeze it before they could arrange it in
The coffin. Those present say they never
witnessed such disgrace to humanity in
heir lives. Mr.. Heyceck was by faith an
Adventist. The whole neighbornood is
indignant at the outrage, and it is not i'm
probable that the fanatic to whom he was
may be legally punished. /,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-06
PHILADELPHIA AARKETD,
stock Market. .
Phllaaelpnls Erade Report.

Ph1lA0o1p010 Ef000 Report.
.. FRIDAY, January 4.
'otton under an improved den and II
held firmly at l27ssal21<c for Middling Up.
land, and l2s4c for New Orleans.
Coffee rules drm. Sales of 400 bags Of Rio
Laguas 1a at !9c., ana y small lot of Java at
sugar ii Inactive and may be quoted
nominal in price. Refined sugars move at
l2s4c for cut loaf, l2hc Tor crushed, l2o for
granulated, and llhc for A.
M0lass y, nothing deing -."-,.,..
ClOverseed is taken at l4al411c.
Timothy is quiet and Fiaxseed in request
by, tae crushe rs at 6Oal s..
Flour-Tha transactions in Flour were Of
high prices demanded by holders. Sales of
1900 barrels; Minnesota Extra FANNY good
at $6 70; do. do, choice at 81 90: do. do. fam
cy at W l212a7 25; Pennsylvania do. do.
medium, AZ x8 so; do. do. good at $S Is; do
do. choice at 81 OO; do. do. fancy at 81 40 and
Rye Flour sells at a S71@4 6211.
Corn Meal-small lots of Brlnton's ut
me demand for Wheat is good, but the
light supplies greatly retard transactions.
pine, at $l.5O, and Western white at 81 IS.
Rye sells at 75e for Pennsylvania and
Western.
In corn there Is no change to note, either
In demand or values. Sales Of 8. 600 bushels
ern do sail at 57a5713c, do. damp at 55a51and
white sail at 57h c; steamer is held at 64A
5415, and sail. .ata9, 10, b. 49, --~--.-.-.--
Oats are in moderate request, with sales
of 5000 bushels, including Western white
vania do. at 40a4lc.
Whisky is held lrmly at 81 ID for West
ern iron bound. sta
The Morning herald., 1877-01-06

II HING-PRACTICAL UMBRELLA a. n
n MAKER, Repairing specially
Any one having q good frame of~
mhre,la can have the same made a.
s'r.Iaa new at half prfce,'At
SI-yN y. W. C0r1ey Fourth A. WAl9al
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a LIE XA " D. RIA

STEAMER SUNK.-The steamer Arlington.
Captain Dutee, while coming up the river
last light from Occoquan. with heavy load
OF -four, feed and wood, sprung aleak near
her bow and the feed, which was stored I'm
bulk, forward, becoming saturated and pre-
venting the water from passing Off the
steamer sunk shortly after reaching Reels
dock at this city. The flour and part of the
wood were unloaded and the steamer gotten
sfioat; but the feed, about seven hundred
Dnshels, which was consigned to MesSrS
Watkins Co, was badly damaged and
Will prove almost a total loss The damage
TO the boat is small.
CUTTING ACCIDENT.-Yesteria evening
two young men, named Petty and Richards,
were engaged in a friendly scuhie near the
foot of King street Petty having in his hand
an open knife with which he had been whit
thing. In the course of the scufIIe yOunp
Petty tripped and fell, and Richards falling
over him, was severely cut on the arm by
the open knife, infiicting an ugly wound
from which he bled prOfusely. He was i'm
mediately taken to a surgeon, who sewed up
the cut and made him comfortable, but said
mat he had made very narrow escape from
having The main artery severed and bleeding
TO death.
w. Il .. X. Il. CO.-This was the dav fixed
Tor the conference of the bOndholders of tn e
w. d o. Il. Il. Co, but a large number of
those interested having declined to particle
pate no meeting was held, a nd it is probable
that no serious objection Will be made TO the
appointment OF q receiver by Judge Well
ford, OF the circuit court of Richmond before
whom proceedings are now pending.-[G
zetfe, 2lSt.
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THE RIGHT TO TURN PASSENGERS Our
OF CARs.-The supreme court of Ohio, in q
recent case In which the Cincinnati, HaniI-
ton and Dayton railroad cOmpay was con-
cerned, has ruled upon the right to turn pas
senge1s out OF cars tor non payment of fare:
alt appeared that the rates of fare ixed by
the company, and which by it's established
rules it was made the duty of the conductor
to demand, were higher than those allowed
by law. The plaintiff rendered what he
claimed to be, and what was ultimately held
to be the legal rates, and, upon refusal to paw
more, was elected from the cars, but without
any rudeness or unnecessary violence. 1t
also appeared that the plaintiff, at the time
he took passage, knew the established rates
and expected to be elected from the cars, in-
tending TO bring an action for such ejectioa,
In order TO test the right of the company to
charge the established rates. 1t was held
that the plaintiff was only entitled to COM
pensatOry damages, and that il was compa-
tent for the company, for the purpose of NIT
1tating damages or preventing the recovery
OF exemplary damages, TO give in evidence
subsequent declarations OF the plaintiff,
tending 10 prove that his object In taking
passage on the cars was to make money by
bringing suits against the company for de-
manding or receiving their established rates
Of fare"
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THE COURra-

POLICE tOCRr-Jo00e Mus pro TEN.
To-day. Henry ID. McAmore forfeit. a collateral.
William W DEITY Olive Davis forfeited collaterals
William II Zeh was fined So for disorierly conduct
Bryan McheDdree. cursing; SIS Peter DoneIan
profanity on leth street. SIS Park washngt pro-
family; SIS Frank Butler, Samuel Haskins isaac
johnson, Peter W hite, Guy Barklev Chester John
son, Eliza Berkeley, Rosa Berkl.y, Mason Stew art,
Solomon Ii Morrison. Howard johnson and Andrew
Haskins disordeTly assembly; SIS each Ann Nc
Hugh forfeited collateral Thomas smith, cOlored.
profanity; So Anna Patterson. disorderly: IS
VIM. Harris, do /; do. Thomas Smith white. va
grancy; 81 days Sally Harris, Indecent Language:
dismissed Lucius johnson, assault on John Court
Dey 10y cutting him in the lower part OF the body;
three months in Jail. Joseph Bailor and Abraham
MOORE two small boys charged with the larceny of
a cash box OF the chariot company and contents,
valued at 81, pleaded guilty the first named was
sentenced 10 pay fine of 10, 30 DAYS in ail and
the other sent to the reform school w III Zea as
sault on ofhcerG Thompson; $40 Also. charged
with threats. for which he was r.duirad 10 give
bonds FREDERICK Church, disurierlY: as Noses
lnston, alias winters. assault; s. Joseph Tnnmls
assault on ames story sic; appeal noted. James
hell ashanti on Joseph Clark. This was a Youthful
affray ana toe latter appeared with black eve:
james Dung, assault on James Stopper: So BTD.
JaInin Bohrer, assault on Mary Bohrer: slO or 81
days Joseph Dadler, assault on his wife threaten
ing 10 XII her; held Ia security To- keen the peace
Caroline Robinson, assault on Laura X ,Rinson: as
Raphael Blsssie, assault; IS Annie Davis Vavrsn.
Cy; personal security. Marisn Shorter Louisa h "
sophia Lewis. Mary Holmes. vagrAnt,; bonds or
wcrkhouse. W. 7. Evans, false pretences: hell for
grand '.o'' -
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

From j. G. PARKER we have The New York
papers ia advance Of the mails
"Rt6dy" WEIGH is not dead has been
reported, ard L. II. PilSbury, deputy warden
OF the A Ibsr penitentiary, says he is ''alive
ard well and has been at work In the shop
every Gay"
match game OF base ball was played
yesterday afternoon on the Astoria grounds,
betwetD the AstOriss and the Nationals, re-
sultiIg in victory for the AstOrias by a
scOfe of TO :. About 5000 people were
present, and The betting was lively.
At the weekly meeting of The Fruit ana
Flower Mission AT the y W York avenue
Pre- bytfriau Church yesterday, l'5 bouquets
were made and distributed among the in
mates Of Providence hospital. Children's
no Yiial ard Woman's Christian Associa
lion.
At he meeting OF the Industrial Associa-
ton. Of this District, last evening il was
defeImiTed 10 make arrar gements for the
purchase of the Lyons mill property, on
Rock Creek, for The establishment OF an in
duStr al school, orphan asylum, and old
peoples home, by The association.
Tie Joint committee of the Labor League
ard trades met last evening. y resolution
was passed 10 appoint a committee of three
fGn each ward 10 %. GAME the DiStr ct and
report when Organized to the headquarters
or the i aboT League. "A dc maDd OF Congress
for adequate appropriations to carry on the
work Of lmpTOV pments in the District A
resolution was Offered 20 hold mass meet
ing in front OF City Hall square.
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GEOR GET WV.

SALEOF STALLS IN THE NEW M.pErr
HoUsE.-The sale of stalls in the Farmers
aud Butchers market, which has lust been
completed, took place tod day at III O'Clock,
ranged from s1o to IS rent per month. The
building lis neat one, and well lighted, but
the ceiling is too low
GRA1N.-BOat Hattie and Bessie, with 800
bushels of wheat to Hartley & Bro: boat
Medley, with 400 bushels of wheat and COO
bushels of corn TO same; also, 500 bushels OF
wheat TO FL. NJ. Talbot.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Offerings on
change to-day: $500 bushels of wheat, with
sales as follows: 3.400 bushels at l35: I,6Ol
bushels at l3l =; 400 bushels at I2S
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JEALOUSY AND PENKNIFE-A few
nights since a young man named William
young lady named Miss Mollie Booth TO a
ball given by the Mutual Base Bail club.
madeira became offended At the lady receive
present, and as the couple reached Miss
BOOM 8 gate on the return home, Madeira
assaultfd her with q penknife, inflicting a
painful but not serious wound. The matter
was kept perfectly quiet. Monday Madeira
went 70 Swift Creek, aud the same day q
warrant was sworn out against him. Yes
teIday Mayor Chiles sent Madeira on to the
grand jury and committed him to fail in de-
fault OF bail In the SUN OF s4OO Yesterday.
Robert Booth. brother TO the young lady.
swore out q warrant against Madeira for
that Madeira shot at Miss Booth is q mis-
take. He only threatened to shoot. Mad
dera has heretofore borne q good character
lRtchB9Ofld Dispufch
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AroTHER BLOW AT TRADES UNIONS
john Williams, Michael Hays and John
Weinhold were recently expelled from the
Seamen's clearinghouse Keepers BanevO.
lent Association for the violation of bylaw
winch prohibits the shipping of seamen for
less than S1S month. They applied to the
supreme court for a mandamuS to compel
their reinstatement in the society on the
ground that the by law in question was con
trary to the public interest and prevented
men from obtaining work at any terms that
might be agreed TO. Judge Van Brunt yes
teIday granted the motion for q mandamus
he says the charge was not q sufficient one
for removal, because the by law prevents
men from carrying on their business except
under certain restrictions which seem To De
contrary TO public policy. He declares that
no benevolent society can bv its bv-law We
prevent any OF its members from endeayor-
ing 10 acquire livelihood unless they at
tempt TO do so in q way which involves
moral turpitude.-[N p. Tribune, 2Ia
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EScursions. PIcuies. dc.

TIP 10 Ocean CtV.-Thc steamer Jane
MCst!ey,' Vii leave Washington for Ocean
City Saturday, 4 UEUSt -, 81 o'clock r. m.
sharp EetuTuir 6. ' III arrive in Washing
Ton MCrday a. O'Clock a m. Toe route Is by
steamer 20 Crisfeid, Md. thence by railroad
Ia Ocean City, arriving at O'Clock a. m, re-
naming at ocean city until O'Clock p. m.
See advt.
GTe,5urafd.-The picnic here tomorrow for
0OUbtCdly Prove very enjoyable affair.
Music VIII Re furnished by The Marine band.
Danes coaches Will run from conner Bridge
ana Ii IN streets GEORGETOWN. See advt.
tUTe NCy-The grand excursion 10 Cape
May viii leave 10 morrow at $50 a. m. The
adNeTtisemeLt gives ali the particulars.
fOfCBCc Ff5TE SC0B3Cr. Excursion down
the Potomac to morrow evening. Three bOurs
On the wafer.
GtesbOTo'-Fsmily picnic tomorrow for
benefit Of St 10 minic's church.
Marshall HoH-Complimenra excursion
TO The officers OF the Mary Washington to-
morrow.
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@Newsboys are excluded from Phtladel-
pbia street cars.
~ The epizooty among horses IL prevail.
Ing In Delaware county, Va.
~ The Atlanta Cons tuition has intelligence
mat The "in9ependents" are arranging for q
lively campaign at The next general election
In Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-22

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macEer's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
verInacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
6,25,d6k1y
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention TO A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 906 g street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest Improvements,
whether Of American or European invention,
he Is enabled to do his work in manner not
TO be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in
the city on account OF his superior work
Give him call-3O6 q street. Punc,uaIity
guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-22

1T IS CONCEDED that Hostetter's Stomach
BtfeTs are the most wholesome and potent
vegetable tonic ever manufactured: that
they are specific for debility, dyspepsia,
biliousness, and miasmatic fevers; that they
prevent as well as cure these complaints and
their complications: that they are not 1bad
to take" and are utterly harmless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-22

Der. AZ WV
base ball club.
The Berlin gorilla "Poneo /, Win, has
lis hairy coat nos i"''
- In the Palmer house, Chicago, Q "bsat,,
VINO mao Deen living lavisbly there for a
TO The dining room while clerk expiained
his case to the guests.
~A letter nom the captain of the Ame,,.
can schooner Edward Lee, which was ar I'd
coast, says thai he crowded sail and escapei
uadeg dye Alter pursuit foy some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-22

NOTHING Is MORE HARAsSING than boils
or ulcers. Fortunately they can be quickly
healed by the use of Glenn's Sulphur Soap,
which purges the sore of its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, and thus removes the only
obstacle TO its healing.
Grow young in ten minutes with HiTs In
Simultaneous Hair Dye. coz
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CLOTHING.
The New Song of A Shirt,

The song that I ing u a different thing
Prom ~ SD ne ifai used soft hearts 10 wrins
Nhsn Ho0d =. 81. r,-.sFtt +. hunger and dirt
IN moiisils suo~ n in tis :, sons q = sSirt.r
Ny sons viii not rssa strikinsly well.
The shirt tia, { nsxe no other can shame.
shirt v hh"Ut fault. suspicton or blame.
And . Perf. c,iy moulded 20 IL. design,
That n ma .s. ~ ever ~ such Ounce
A ~ scar A8vtlieI, = ho ~oie this once.
Curse; snd sosm stisch,d By steam.
a." there. ~ ooe-. % for men 70 dream
IInNssfinE thi> h-rt & superior ~,
nd feeiirc unc. uusuit utce On it,
Ih.t tn, r. '.~,-ripg "at any human Iive.,"
knher u mothers, OF daughters, or wives.
on the othsr hand then. you undsrtsnd
T6. NJ, III 49,, s -, :, &C, ri Hie., planned
And keep hi ten r~r ssr-nsiy Kind,
ls Nslcons too O. s,trs wife
Who Nslues pace and = quiet life.
hor she Who "a N. c.I never .rEet
nsr loi afd master tdy sad fret
when the Farn e." ft.t N ud b. = msn.le Of ease.
Ano : m a. p. POI. su', .sreither Of these
or IN ais u's.' b'r'-uot known the best
IL Il then clear hi- ssine % men
This SntTt n he ban fuzpires ~ pan.
Tor. n ate bless t.Hrt Hf - grcssise art,
srranfrl T'rit. .Ne.V part
ANd he ~ Ia has it ~ il evermore swess
18th" ou3 STAR 1f iHr gtutlemAn'- wear"
Aud - sing g -. beautiful thing
nat p. H. All ,ra- o. 90. on tall O. -pring,
n y f.rFNtT % hU kU
III sNf 81 rrr.A. rrs- th+ bland repuse
IlAi comes ir 10 fft soaring e first rate clothes
II N.s Do .u'rH ssu VIII ird Sc tHst
A. GEORGE o. HENNtNG :, Seventh street vest.
aurGI ~
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A NETTING OF tax payers of the first legis-
lative district was held at DougIass' Hal.
Hillsdale. last night, 10 recommend to the
Commissioners Of the District for appoint
mtnt suits BE person for supervisor of
loads, Cornelius W. Davis chairman, NJ I'll.
Hunter secretary. The following per -ons
were Put in nomination: Frederick Doug lass
tr., Richard LuCkett, Julius G.. TouIsou,
Jhon as JeIk ins and s. NJ. Golden. Doug
lass received more votes than all his oppO-
DeLts con bined, and he was made the unani-
nous nominee OF the meeting for supervisor
of ICads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-22
Weather indications To-day.
OPYICy OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

For the micdle states and New England,
Northeast to southeast winds. possibly veer-
ing 10 southwest in the middle states, hay
OF partly cloudy weather, numerous local
storms in the interior. generally higher tenn
peTstures, and rising followed by falling oa-
rCrneter
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pILES AND FISSURE.

pr eHkADER, once room 45 St. Cloud Build
Piles and Fi0ure without Knife LiRature or Osus-
es: , snd without pain and guarantees 10 ali
Bro., tsbseconist, 096 nth street: o. %. Saiier.
eupertntsnd.nt Washington and Georgetown Rail,
east; VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor, 16Y Pennsyi.
xania avenue; =; b. Merche, P. o. Department,
Place; and fifty Others on ap plcstfon n nv Once
Ladies attended ct their residences If desired ONCE
Unltstion free. anol-Sr
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RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
HE M RIA.

II H M AT RIA.
MagiodI Effect of the Buffalo Lithin Watsr-S,afe-
ment Of w. Is: Usihon, Editor Of the Keat Netcs,
Chesf1totcn, Md
For over three months l have been suffering with
damaturta, snc number of the most eminent ply
ucfans OF MARYLAND have treated me, without APP
parent effect The loss Of blood has been large and
Continuous. Not gill of clear uriae, to my know
Ledge, has been discharged within the time named
On the 14th Of June laid de all medicine and
eommeLc ed the uee of the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
Nos. and >, and its effect was magical. In three
days the Toss Of blood had entirely ceased, and my
Kidneys we're wor king perfec ly, rs far could
judge. Some days have now o apsed, and have
bad no return Of the trouble in any form l write
this without solicitation or the kHoc!edgs of any
one and only from sense Of duty to others who
VIM. B USILTON.
CHRsrERTowN, Nd, June 10th, ls77
These WATERS, in cases OF six gallons, can be
mao at the SPRINGS at IS per case. They can also
be had at ETOTT q CROMWELL, Washington
city, d. C.
THOMAS F. GOODE.
Proprietor Buffalo Lttht0 Springs,
eoko- % Sin Virginia.
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BUIIDING PERMITS issued by the Inspec-
Tor OF tulld1ngs; John CoTrigan, repair
name dwelling in alley between 81 and ith
and r ard G. streets northwest; SIS. John
Softer, repair brick dwelling, eth, between
= and ! streets northwest; SIS. G.. &. Mar
tin, construct two two story brick dwellings
18Th. between and W streets northwest;
$500. IL. III. Warner, two two story brick
dwellings, 18th, between L and ' SITS. north
west - go.