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SHAwIs 81 so, shawls So, shawls 50 so, shawls
s., shawls $3.50, shawlS ST. shawls $3.50, shawls
-; cloaks $3.50, cloaks S., cloaks Sc, cloaks ST.
cloaks s. cloaks $40; matelaSse cloth for cloaks
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, south side, near 7th st.
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Two MORE VICTIMS. colored females Of the
lrlck uoctor MINUS Middleton" have entered
complain, against him. and they have been
suihnoned 70 appear at the trial tomorrow as
Witnesses. one OF them is a young girl, the
other an old woman, both of whom paid him
silver and gold to perform youdoo cures.
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deemed at New York prices.
Washington Market, Retail Prices.
MEATS.-Beef SirlOin, 20c. per h.; do. porter

MEATS.-Beef, SirlOin, 2Cc. per h.. do. porter
house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 12a20c: ST eak II Ia2
Corned Beef. Sal3C.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 2ja3
do, sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12ha2lc
Mutton. 12ha15c. Pork, 10Ta12Hc.: Sausage
l"}4c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 121%c.; Should
eIS, Sa9c.; Breasts, 10a11c.; Lard, sa10c.
FRUI1S.-AppleS 20a50c. per peck; Pears, 4oc
AL per peck; Oranges, 25a40c. per doZ.: Lemons
2oal0c; Bananas, 40a50c.; Grapes. 5al5c. per 10;
do. California, 20a25c. per h.; CranberrieS, 1Oa
12Ec. per ct.
FIsH.-Perch, 4Oa5oc per bunch: Rock. large
l5a2Cc per h.. 40aJ0c. per bunch: Smelt 15a2}c
per H.; Nackerel. 2Ua25c.; ualibut, 15a2Gc;
Goldfish, 10c Blue fish, 40a50t.; per bunch; Tay-
lerS 4a15Ac.; Sheephead. 15a20c. per ID; White
fish, 15c. per H.: Black bass Ja2Gc per h.; Pike
4Oa5cc. each; Crabs. hard, 25c. per dOZ; do soft
s5c.aS1 per doZ.: CLANS, 50a60c per 100; Lobster
Ice Per h.; Sc0llopS, 40c. per at.
BUTTER.-Phiiadelphi Print, 40c. per ID:
Western Creamery, CSC; New YORK. 39a35c roll
25a39C.; Cheese, 12a20c.; Eggs, 2ja31c. per GOz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish, 25a30c per
peck; Go. Sweet, 29a39c.; Cabbage 5a10c.; Beans,
G-ima,) 12af5c. per quart: BePtS, 3a5c per bIn2h;
tomatoes, &0aiDc. per peck: Squash, 3aic. per h..
Pumpkins, 1eaZ5c- each; Turnips, 15c. per peck;
Onions 30a1ec. per peck.
POULTRY.-ChckenS, 50a55c. per pair; Ducks
l5c. aS1 per pair; Turheys, 1+a1Gc. per h.:
Geese. sec a21.
GAME.-Ducks, canvasback, s.. 10 Der pair: do.
mallartl. 15aSl per pair: do, Tedhead, 1jt,. per
pair; do. teal, 51c per p1ir Quaii. 81 50aI2 per
dOZ.; NOOdcCch, S3aS4 per dOZ.; Grouse. 81 per
par; Sn1re, S2aS2.25 per dOZ.; SQUAD, 25c. per
pair; feniSon, 2Ga25c. per h.; Rabbits, 15a25c:
squirrels, 16C.; Wild turkeys, S1as1 80.
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'LEASANT VALLEY WINE co,

EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
Quarts, S12; Pints, SlA
g. a. MUMM & co. DRY VERZENAY, s2I25.
Do. EXTRA DRY, S24
BOUCRE Fills & co. DRY YERZENAY S205c
DO. NAPOLEON'S CABINET, s22 SO,
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, al per bottle.
Do. PORT, 50 cents per bottle.
BASS K co. PALE INDIA ALE
YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE
Superior OLD SHERRY WINE, s. 80 per gallon
C0RDIAIS of all kinds
OLD WHISTLES, OLD BRASDIES,
Fine qualities, at low prices
THOMAS RUSSELL,
dec11-3m 12I2 Penn, nrenHe.
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FRENCH DRESS GOODS.

We have Just opaned splendid line If French,
Dress Cords .or the holidays. Black Silks in splen-
Old qualities, from 81 25 to 81; Bfocade Armure
; ks, Tor over dresses Brocade Silk over Euitinxs
Armnrc ~ t,nss, in worsted, new Designs; Black
anc Co!ored aslmeres IN choice eoors, also, full
liable Cioths and Napkins; Pillow and Sheetins
LiTens; al Grades; blankets, al sizes and qualities
Marsei,es Spreads all sizes, in Chn-ca patte-ns
those III want OF choice goods Will do well to eN-
anime cur stock before purchasing
HO0E BRO. K co,
decl9fr 1928 r ST., Fi,bitt House.
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EDWIN L. BROOKS.
Fifteenth street.
C0RCORAN BUILDING.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FANCY DROP LIGHTS and SHADES; also,
NEW STOCK OF PATENT BRASS and PoRCE-
LAIN OIL LAMPS, all of the latest Patterns aud
Style of Finish.
Sole Agent for the sale OF Messrs. Mitchell Vance s.
Co.'S Celebrated
GAS FIXTURES.
A large stock on hand.
"a Guarantee entire satisfaction
Agent for DIR. Coibur's EyAPORATORS. declstr
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Aus
Zen hoy and mrs. Roy Lena Miller; VIM. F.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,o
WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1873.
For the Middle Atlantic states and south
ern New England, falling barometer, possibly
preceded by rising at Eastport, Increasing
northeast 10 northwest winds, cloudy weather.
possibly with snow, clearing away In the SOUTH
frn portion, with rising barometer Friday
night. The rivers viii continue falling.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following Is the readings of the therniom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: a. m,
4o; I:35 a. m. 2io; 12 midday, 25o: o. m 2 30:
maximum, 29o; minimum, 22o
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BIG DosE.-A few days ago. a gentleman
residing on Pierce street NV, through mistake
drank two or more ounces of aqua ammonia,
and suffered fndeScribable torrents from the
moment he swallowed it, literally burning IN
with liquid fire. DR.. r. D. French was called
In and gave constant attention to the sufferer
until he was out Of danger, applying the RENE
for forty-eight hours. Mr.. Smith, the gentle
at his Office,
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MYSTERIOUS BURNING OF A GIRL-sn.

MYSTERIOUS BURNING OF A GIRL-Saspic;Ga
Of F0ul PiGy.-ThiS morning, in the Police
Court, Judge Smell, young colored man, named
Dennis johnson, was arraigned On the charge
OF assault and battery with intent to kill Flor
ence Washington, and was committed for a
nearing. The latter, about 3 o'clock on Christ
mas morning, was found in the yard of the
mouse adjoining that in which she resided 1904
18TH StfeeD, with her clothes nearly burnt off
OF her, and about the upper part OF her body the
flesh had been fearfully burned, as also about
her mouth and lower part OF the face. She was
at once removed to her house and Dr. Walters
was called In and is attending her. She was
alone In the house at the time and being un-
able TO talk Oh account Of her injuries, the cir
cunstances OF the burning have not been de-
Veloped. The theory was early advanced that
some m1Screant had purpoSely set fire to her
clothing on Christmas day and yesterday this
idea came to be generally believed 4 young
cOiofed man, named James Parker, was first ar
rested on suspicion OF knowing something of
the affair, but he was released. Last evening
however, Officers Shilling and Daily gained in
formation leading to the belief that Dennis
Johnson was the party, and took him In cilStO-
dy, and, as stat ct above, he was committed to
jail. johnson acknowledges that he waSin the
house that night, and says he had gone to sleep
when the affair occurred; but some rem arns to
parties asking them not TO give him ay-ay at
traciod suspicion TO him. 1t IS feared tl,e1 I'M
less The girl RECEIVERS. the truth cannct be ar
nVed at.
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NATIONAL. THEATER.-The house was filed nv
a delighted audience last evening. .sMliss,
was admirably acted, and Miss MAYHEM very
warmly received. There VIII be a matinee to-
morrow and performance tonight and to-
morrow night.
ITALIAN OPERA.-There viii be five nights and
one matinee Of Italian opera at the National
Ineater next week, commencing Monday Miss
Kellogg, Miss Cary and Miss Litta viii sing
during the engagement. Both Miss kellogg and
MISS Cary VIII appear On the opening night in
I'll TrOyatOTe.'
FORMS OPERA HOUSE." Humpty Dumptyr
sun draws well. AS given at the Opera House
this week, the pantomirne Is a very entertaining
performance.
OTTo.-Mr. and Mrs. George S. Knight will
hold the boards at the Opera House next week
with their play 'Otto." Mr.. Knight is one OF
the best delineatorS Of German character on the
stage. lotto" is very successful play, and
draws well wherever 1t is presented.
WILLARD HALL.-TO-night Is advertised as the
opening night" at Willard Hall. The enter
talnInent VIII be for charitable purposes. The
performance will consist OF a Cure for
FfdgetS" and "a Dead Shot"
THEATER CoMIQUE-The excellence of the
programme draws crowded houses to the Com
iQue nightly. Matinee tomorrow.
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HOLIDAY GooBS

silk Handerchiefs, l2LE % * 81:
Brocade silk Handkerchief. 80 worth Is;
Lsdiea' Initial iIandktrchiefs al cost
ladies, Gents and Children's Hand s,hean.
Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Sets and Sc-rfs, cheap;
Ornamental Presents can be made ont ,f our cheaY,
stock Dress Goods; Black GEshn.crps:
i5a' and Coioret Silks at unusual log prices;
Elegant Black SIX, al p To 81 IS.
No letter Souvenir for the Holiday Season than 4
present If one Of our nice Coaks;
Brussels CARPETS, %, -, ~. SIC.
Atwood Ingraius. 55c. 1ngrains y 81 37c
cecl9tr L. y. NACDAIN. 200 .Isrkat Spaca.
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How CAPT. BLACKBOARD BROKE HIS Arm
Yesterday afternoon, Capt. B!acifOrd, nl the
capitol police. attempted to arrest a Tnin, who
was drunk and disorderly in the ba senncat OF
the Capitol. when he attempted to escape. but
capt. B. threw him and also fell himself and
broke one OF the bones of lis only arm, having
lost his other during the war. Lieut.. smith
ana Otiicer Rowe got the prisoner ont. and
Special Officer GOodall, with Officers BOYLE and
TO the seventh precinct station. He gave the
name of James McGregor, from Texas. He was
charged with resisting an officer. and tie case
continued until Capt. B. can appear against
him.
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AND HOARHOUyD
u COUGH DROPS.

ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHoUND Cough DROPS.
ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHoUSD Cough DROPS.
ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHoUND CoUSH DROPS.
ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHoUSD CoUGH DROPS.
Pleasant to the taste. Convenient to carry May
be taken at any time VII speedily ere Coughs.
Colds Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and Throat and Lung
Affections generally. Thousands using them
now with the very best results. Try them. They
assist in clearing the throat and strengthening the
voice.
Put up in HALF FOUND BOXES, q CENTS
ARTHUR NATTANs. PHARMACIST,
dAc1O-fr
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THE CHEAPEST SILKS in Washington. Colored
silks reduced from 81 down to 75c.; black silks
reduced from 81 down to 75c.; checked and
striped silks reduced to &c; our splendid $3.50
PACK SIX reduced to $1.25 our excellent 81 25
Market Space. Our pure silk and wool double
Wlu.h beautiful dress goods reduced from 81 so
uOWn 10 81. All of our cloaks reduced-Ad Dirt
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w. Ill. & o. III. MORRISON have the LARGEST and
most attractive stock OF New Years cards and
holiday goods TO be found in the city,
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Ss5! S5OI 500! 5000! $500

ALEX. FROTHINGHAM l. CO., have been for
many years Stock Brokers and Bankers in New
York, at II Wall Street. They have the reputation
Of gaining for their customers large returns from
investments ranging from $50 tC $500, and have the
Send for their Financial Report JTes.-LNeo York
Tribune. noYl&H
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PRIOR TO taking our annual inventory we will
oner our entire stock OF carpets at factory
pTiceS,l5 Is 2 so, IS. 81, IS, So SIS cents: fioor
olciOlhs, all widths; Nottingham curtain lace
=, so, 81, so cents: blankets and comforts Tow.
son $50 pennsylvania ave., south side, near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-27

THE FRENCH hair WORK MANUFACTURING
L ESTABLISHMENT, Gle Ninth st opn hi n
Patent Office; Gentlefnen's and Ladies yies sod a
very low figure. I'll goods Warranted dccSiy
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HUGH j. EEGAN.

HUGH j. EEGAN.
IL FAMILY WINE AND LIOCOR STORE
No. SO6 9Th st. n.sc., one door above Penn ava
have in store and respectfully ask the patronage
and Unadulterated WINES and LIQUORS of ali
d dnds, both imported and domestic bottled and on
tues unsurpassed. A specalty is made Of Pure Rye
ana Bonrbon Mhiskys; also, Pleasant Valley, Ca
rer Co, Louis Rodertr and Chas. Heidsieck Cham.
lagnes BY the single bottle. at prices Orders
denvereo dec14I2ts
ZINE JEVVELRY and SILVERVVARE
II suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at
decl22H. HENRY HSKE'S, 425 9Th st NV
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George w. Offutt to Patrick Sullivan. mart iot
~, Ihfelkeids addition to GEORGETOWN: $50.
Margaret Z. Moore to Ann A. Rawlings, one
So. 45s; $49I.05. Virginia Faunce to Emma
Faunee, lot 5, So 4l2i s.. Catharfne F. ELS
worth TO Ann a. Rawlings, lot c, subdivision Of
lots 10 and 20; SO. Al; -, -''- "
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Useful PRESENTS.

USEFUL PRESENTS.
Sets of Collars and Cuffs, Ties Bows, Linen ana
Silk Handkerchiefs, Hose, Underst.irts, Blankets,
Canton Flannels, Gloves, Suspenders, CmbreIIas
Patterns. Jos b. BAILEY
decl3-tr Corner 9TH and II sfs soufH,rest.
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THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
Where TO BUY Holiday Goods.

AS usual In the holiday season, THE STARS
advertising columns are full and reliable d.
rectOry to heads OF families where to buy the
most and best for the least money. We Will
continue for some days yet to call attention in
this column to new advertisements as they
appear.
At MILBURN's PHARMACY, 1920 Pennsylvania
avenue. are found all sorts Of fancy toilet artf-
cleS. perfumes, &C. Milburn keeps soda and
mineral waters on draught all the year.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, New
York avenue and 18th street. have t1re-prOOf
and damp-proOf vaults. Bonds. Silver-ware,
or other securities. and all kinds OF yaluableS
are received on deposit.
The best glasses at a low price at III. II. HEM
PIERS, the 0ptician, 453 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner IL street.
MISSES HAMILTON. 9O3 Pennsylvania avenue.
inform the ladies OF Washington that they have
opened dreSS-making establishment. Walk
ing dresses, IS; handsome silk and velvet
dresses, 80, SIP and SIS.
GAFF, FLEISCHMANN 81 Co. g compressed yeast,
pure extract OF grain. which is natural
leaven, and is the very thing for cake baking.
You can sell your caSt-OT clothing to your
own advantage at JUsTH's, No 619 d street
northwest, or branch store. 40S 9th street NV.
ceres, the Minnesota patent flour, Sterltng's
81. Louis fancy patent most beautiful winter
wheat i1our, and Golden Hill flour can be bought
al any first class grocery store, Or at the whole
sale depot OF WM. M. GAIT Il Co. corner lst
street and Indiana avenue.
FRANCIS MILLER. 500 9th street, is the whole
SAFE agent for Washington and GEORGETOWN for
Pratt'S astral oil. The trade supplied in los to
suit at factory prices. Empty packages re-
deemed at New York prices.
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ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
EAD'S,
1908 F street,
Between 18th and 18th strata
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Including Dress Goods, Hosiery Kid Gloves Rih.
bons, Handkerchiefs, Flannes, Towels NAPKINS,
lies, Cellars and Cuffs, Silks, Velyets, Cashrneres
Underwear, &c, &c, at and below cost
Those wishing TO secure irst-class Goods for HOI-
lDAl PRESENTS at less than importers and manu-.
facturerh' prices, would do well to call early at
BR0nHEADS,
del7tr 120o z st.. between 18th and 18th sta
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WOMAN BADLY BCRNED.-Florence Wash
lngton, coiored woman, while intoxicated
wednesday evening last, at house 304 1871
street, south OF Pennsylvania avenue, was
badly burned by nerclOthes taking fire In what
manner is not known. She is reported TO be 10
a cTitical condition. DR.. Wallace Is rendering
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BEWARE or THE BoTTLE.-About Tx O'Clock
Brega2Zis restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue
between Cd and ~ streets, by Officers Farrer
and Middleton, who FASTENED to the saloon and
thefe found man by the name Of Adam Line
bach, who had been struck on the head with
D0ttie Oy man named James McGoWen. who
made his escape before the arrival OF the ONT
GERS Dr. Ban was called In and dressed Line
bachS wounds.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Latest styles Silk Hats, 81 and SIS; ~
Fine Stiff and Soft Felt Hats ST so to So: "a
We make specially of Gents Dollar Hats; -
Md, Dogs and Castor Gloves fur tons;
White and Red Underwear at popular prices:
Fancy suspenders, Mufiers, HalEHose;
Fat Scarfs, plain and fancy colors, SOC. to 81;
Pulse armers, 25c. Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons;
Neck Ties Long Scarfs SOC. Lin. Collars 81 80 doZ
Silk Hdkfs. Spring Stocks, Napoleon Ties:
Boys Hats, Gloves, Scarfs, Ties, Hdkfs, Socks &c
1t LEWIS POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE
decl32w $50 5tis ST., bet and
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
~ FINE AND FANCY STATIONERY
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNALS.
FANCY GOODS AND GAMES
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS
G. G. PURSELL,
decl22w 1872 9th st. n.,c.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have now displayed an unusually large and
varied stock of FANCY GOODS and MISCELLA
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable fer presents
STANDARD WORKS, IN FINE BINDINGs
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of the SER
son the Best JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS, Eng
81 L iAiNH J. S 800 SIN, in new designs,
The FINEST sTATIoNERY specially.
MOHUN BROTHERS.
$500. BooEsEI.LE1S AND STATIONERY,
oeci3r Cor. Penn. ace. and IIIh st.
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T7HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the subscriber
Of Washington City hath obtained from the Su-
preme Court of the District Of Columbia, holding
administration on the personal estate Of CHARLES
BIRCH late Of the District OF Columbia 1Sn de de-
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
before the 10th day Of December next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 10th day OF
December, 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-27

LINCOLN COUNCIL, No. !, Order OF American
Union, has elected officers as follows: President.
William Ii. Decker; vice president, George w
GOodell; secretary, Thomas Thompson: as
SlStant secretary, j. Biddle; treasurer William
marshal, y. L. Hayes; inside sentinel. w. r.
smith; outside sentinel, j. Cannon. Delegates
10 District Body or Grand Council:-William III
William Rutherford and Thomas Thompson-
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ILoslNG OCT--Selling of very cheap-all of
our very beautiful dress goods all of our clOlylS
al OF our pure wool blankets. Every ward OF
our dry goods must be sold. Carriers, III Nar-
ket Space. ClOaks trimmed with silk cJo1Es
trimmed with velvet. Pure wool blanketS from
$3.50 to sl2. Cloth for boys wear: pure wool
reduced 10 soc. Lace for curtains from DO ~
81. Ladies wool vests, silk finished 5oc-45nt
The Morning herald., 1878-03-29
5h at Yours truly. g. D. REMTCK.
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among
the thousands who have been cured OF
catarrh by the use Of DIR. sage's Catarrh
Remedy: fl ns5'% 3" =. = - 5%.|
Az. Downs, New Geneva, Pa; d. J.
Brown. st, Joseph, Mo-; e. 9 Lewis, Rut.
iatd,i VT; Levi Sprir ger, Nettfe Lake,
Ohio, Ghas. Norcrop, Worth Chesterfield,
Me-; Milton Jones Scribe. N. Y; j. e.
Miller. Bridger Station, Wye; J; 2. Mer-
hogansport, I,nea Ind; T. W. Bailey, Tremont' If
"a; a. B. Ayers, La Porte. Ind; j essie M.
Sears Ft. Branch. Ind; l.. williams, Cam
ton, MOI W. A. Thay or. Onarga, ILL; g..
B.. Nichols. Jr., .Galyeston' Texas, Jonas
Mcfarland, Wisconsin,; Johnson Will
iianns. Heimick, Ohio; Mrs. M. A Currey,
Trenton Tenn; J.EG. Joslin. Keene. N
f.; 4. J; Casper, Table Rock, W; Va;
Len,s Anders Gayspors; sn ohio; g: i Il; Chase
u ancisco, Call: Mrs. E, M. Gallusba Law
Te%Srvt iowa; A. .. Smith, Newman, Ga; | 6has. S b.
Rice, Baltimore, Md; Jesse, M Sears, Car
Ind; Mrs. Minnie -Arnaise, 290 Delaney
street, New York; HI. w Hall, Hastings,
Mich; w. f.. Marston, Lowell. M ass. Mrs
G. y. Spurtin. Camden. Ala Chas, r. Kaw,
Fredericktown,, Ohio; Mrs. Lucy Hunter,
Farming.on, ss N :dli oSpt, Mt, e T. s&PaqTIaing 81
Steamboat Rock, Iowa; MRS, Lydia Waite
Shushan, N: Y; ]; M; Peck, Junction
City, Mont; Henry Ebe, Bautas, CAL. l.. F.
Cummings, Rantoul, ILL.,; s. 3. Jones,
Charlestown Four Corners, N. Y; Geo. #.
Hall. Peuulo. Cal VIM. r. Bartrie. Sterl-
ing. Pa; III. Fl. Ebon, 94S Penn street. Fits
burg, Pa; j. X. JacKman, Samuel's Depot,
Ky.: Henry zobrist. Geneva N. Y; Miss
Hattie Parrot. Montgomery, Ohio, l.. Led
brook. Chatham. ILL.,; .. B. Mccoy, .Mash-
port, Ohio; ". w. Warner, North jack
sou, Mich; Miss Mary A. Winnie, Darien
Jam IS Tompkius St. Cloud, Minn., Enoch
Duer, Pawnee City. Ne b !; Joseph T. Miller,
Xeula, Ohio; & b. Nichols, Galveston, Tex;
III III Laird, Upper A lton, ILL.,; John Davis,
Prescott, .Ariz Mrs. Nancy Graham, Forest
Cove, Greg. -r.,.,r.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-29
An OPEN LETTER. go
rT1. .,3ff ~ .-s5! y.y5t Eil1+-5.f+5, e 4fss
q IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Is pt ff.y' NJ Ds A ii
- RoCKPoRT, Mass, April 2, 1877.


/ Mr.. EDITOR :-Having read in your paper
reports of the remarkable cure for catarrh,
7 am / duced to tell 5"what i know about
catarrh, and fancy the "snuffv and 'in-
haling-tube" makers (mere dollar grab
bers) would be glad ifthey could emblazon
suffered with catarrh. The nasal pas
saees became completely closed ''Snuff, y
dust" ''ashes,' iEhaling-tubes," and
Sticks" wouldn't work, though at inter-
walls would sniff up the so-called catarrh
snuff, until became valuable tester for
and no one can know now muchI suffered
or what a miserable being was My
head ached over my eyes SO that was
confined TO my head for many successive,
| suffering the most intense pain, which al
one time lasted continuously for 1853 hour.
and earring impaired, body hh1unken ana
wea kened, n,r GUS system shattered and
constitution broken, and I was hawking
and splitting seven eighths Of the time. !
prayed for death to relieve me of NY suf
iering. A favorable notice in your paper
Of Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy induced me
| to purchase q package, and use IL with
| DR.. ierCe's Nasal DOuche, which applies
the remedy by hydrostatic pressure, the
only way ompatable with com mmon sense.
Well. Mr.. Editor, it did not cure me In
three fOurths of a second, nor in one hour
or month, but in less than eight minutes
l was relieved, and in three months entire
| Iy cured, and have remained SO for over
sixteen months. While using the Catarrh
Remedy i used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medt.
ca DISCOVERY to purify my blood and
strengthen my stomach. also kept my
| liver active and bowels regular by the use
his sRleasant Purgative Pellets If myex-
I.perience will induce, other sufferers to
seek the same means OF relief. this letter
will have answered its purpose. 7r rUa