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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-Vireinia skies, de-
terIed, 4; do. consolidated. 554; do. second
series, 2o11: paStdue coupons, 49,. North Carolina
skies, old. l6 do. new. s.: do. special tax bld t.
day. Sugar steady and firm, 8 = a9A.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-CoJUOn fTm-mid-
ding. HI. Flour steady, firm aud unchanged
heat. southern active and strong: western active
strong and htgher-s0utheTn red prime, O3 Al. O7
do amber. /. 0Sa1. IL; No. Q western winter red,
spot, O4%: July and August, l. 05: September,
1.O61e. Corn. southern scarce ana firm; western
finn and higher but quiet offerings light-sOuthern
white, 63; do. yellow, 52s53: western mixed, spot
and July, 4S la49: August 494; September, 40 ia
49,: steamer. 45. Oats steady-southeTn, 3Oa35;
western white 80; do. mixed, 80: PennsyIvauis,
30aSl. Rye quiet and steady-gOod to prime, 3l55.
Hay unchanged Provisions firm. PORK 10 rs,
Bulk meats, looSe-Shoulders. 81; clear rib sides,
q: Packed. 6Ala6a. Bacon-shoulders. 54; clear
rib sides, .. Hams. IL. Lard-Tefined, 8. But
ter frmer but not quotably higher-choice western,
2s13. Petroleum quiet-refned, 10&: crude 8
ass. Coffee quiet, firm and unchanged. Whisky
dull 107. Receipts-iour. 2, 800; wheat. l49. 600:
corn: 81 GOO; oats, !. 500; rye. 600. Ship
ments-wheat, leo. 600; corn. As, 500. Freights To
Llyernool per steamer unchanged.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Stocks irregular.
Money. 2. Gold. 1o0S. Exchange, long, 4S2:
short, 4S5. Governments firm.
NEW YORK. July 25.-FlOur quiet and firm
W heat ard tents better and quiet. Corn active
LONDON. July rs. 1890 y. m.-Conso,s.
95 JIG for money and 95 9-l6 for the account,
U. 3. four a-half per cent. bonds. lO7.
Erie, 1ah. New Jersey Central. 38H, Reading,
l94. New Jersey Central cOnsols, 81,
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A PARALYTIC BOILED TO DEATH.-An in
quest was held yesterday by COronenEiiinger
in the case of Charles Reicholdt, an inmate of
the Wards Island lunatic asylum, who was
fatally scalded in that institution on the 9Th
who was paralytic, was placed in a bath by
Michael Hogan, an attendant, who left him
for ten minutes; While he was absent luna
water tap and Reicholdt lay screaming eight
minutes, the water being nearly boiling. When
taken from the water Reicholdt was parboiled.
and died OF exhaustion. The jury returned a
verdict Of accidental death, but censured Ho-
gan for Improperly discharging his duties, and
recommended that the medical superintend
ent have voice in the selection of attendants
at the HOSPITALITY. Y. World. J1LLu 2S
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A SCOUT KILLED BY INDIANs.-A Baker CITY
dispatch says Col FOrsyths command left
Robinsville; Grant county, Saturday, Near
Clear Creek they struck deep canon. Four
a few minutes they were fired upon by the In
dians, who were strongly posted in the canon.
II. Ii. TrOman was killed, and two others were
wounded. The scouts retreated to the main
body, and the Indians abandoned their posi-
tiOn before the troops came up. The hOStiles
are making for the Malheur agency
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A-A letter from Havana says: Yellow
fever is making the usual havoc at this sea-
son OF the year, and a large number OF cases
are reported from the military ana other hos
pitals.'
ES- Walter Bruce, OF Prince Georges
county, Md, is years OF age, was drowned ON
Sunday last in the Patuxent river, at Half
Pope landing.
ssA dispatch from Batavia, Ohio, states
that y. IL Sharp, treasurer of Williamsburg
township, has disappeared to avoid the pens
atty o. forgery.
A6The winners at the Gettysburg tPaD
races yesterday were Tommy Dodd and AndN
Dill. King Bee won the running race.
AF-Capt. Fulton, Of the bark Maria Dunans
which arrived at New York yesterday from
Matanzas, died Of yellow fsYer on the passage
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STARVING IN THE GREAT CITY. Charles
Brown, German boy who could not spe ak or
understand English, was yesterday in The
mann G Goldschmidt's jewelry store 222 BSwery.
Mr.. Goldschmidt asked the justices to pardon
the lad, as he was absolutely crazed with
him. said the Justice Duffy to the interpre-
ter, "why. he stole the watch" Because I
was starving was the answer. That's so,
Mr. Cutter Of the Prison Association e1,s plesdssd
for the lad, and the court condemned him to
few days of detention Only.-IM Y sun. eth
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PRINCE BISMARCK received a rebuff from
an unexpected quarter during the Congress.
1t was his custom to govern the assembly
class. One day the Turkish PashaS were con-
ferring in an undertOne, when the Prince
commanded silence with peremptory Hush"
representatives of the Sublime Porte are not
here to bear with your i'll humOrs."
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The NEXT WAVE THAT WILL COME FROM
prices net the farmers as we'll as light croDs AT
big prices, besides furnishing cheap bread To-
all the people. Plenty of money in the hands
pie, is pretty good basis for starting that
wave of prosperity that has been So long
~ A"NAS
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THE BARK AZoR, belonging to the African
Exodus society, OF Charleston, returned to
sengers Mr.. A. B. Williams, the Neus and
Courier correspondent, and Is colOred per-
sons who were sent out to Liberia by the
The AZOr emigrants were being cared for by
the Liberian government. The AzOr viii
probably take out another detachment Of emf
grants next month.
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THE DEMOCRATS are already beginning to
talk about who shall be secretary and ser
geant- alarms of the senate when its control
passes into their hands next March. There is
rumor that Henry WattersOn wants the Sec
retaryship, but 1t does not seem possible that
man should seriously think OF stepoing
Courier Journal to so petty an Off .a-
ISprjngfssd Republican.
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A TRoTTING MATCH FOR s5,000.-Mr Rich
ard Penistan announces that a match has
been arranged ar 81 SEQ a side. 500 forfeit, be.
tween the trotting horses Richard aud Nil
Desperandum, the latter in harness and tha
former 10 wagon. The match will be trotted
in October next the precise date 20 be ar
ranged shortly, over the Prospect park course.
IN. y H0rIf
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BRoCKvIILE, ONT. July "A planning mill,
owned by Iilley 4 Briggs, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss is $4,000
CINCINNATI, o., July PA special states
that fire al Sharon Mercer county, Pa. early
this morning, destroyed Bowden'S carriage
factory, loss $4,000 to $4,000; MackenS
grocery house, loss S20OO0: Henlon's grocery.
loss $4,000; Heeter's shoe store, loss 5000 !;
McCOrmick'S tobacco store loss 5000: HieZ-
packing house, loss 5000; Evans two dwell
ings, loss 5000; other dwellings and barns,
loss $4,000
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ELIZABETH, \. j., July 25.-Hugh Rehills'
trotting mare, Lady Dexter, burst a bleod ves-
sci Willie trotting on the Somerville course
yesterday and died. She was years old and
great favOTite. Her record was from 2:25 TO
2:3l. She was of HambetOnian stock, and
valued al 1896.
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A GENERAL SIOUX WAR IMMINENT-PER-
HAPs.-A half breed from the Sisseton agency,
Dakota territory, who has arrived at the
White Earth agency, Minnesota, reports that
he was informed by Sisseton Indians that eight
different bands Of Sioux have joined the hos
self has visited Standing Rock this summer in
disguise, in search of recruits. general
Sioux war, they said was imminent and would
soon be announced
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A LITTLE WHILE AGO the democratic
papers invariably referred to him as ben
spoons" but now they are beginning TO give
him all his titles and studiously avoid refer.
ence to spoons in connection with his name.
This is one OF the political signs of the times.
I WeStbOrO' Oh rOnOtUDe
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SOME VERY UGLY STATEMENTS we're pu~-
lished in st Louis yesterday regarding Capt.
James b. Eads and the disposition made Of
the government on account of the ietties at
the mouth of the Mississippi river. The tele-
graph affords no further explanation.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs-The
New Orleans PicdyuTae publishes statement
that fourteen cases Of yellow fever have Oc-
Two fatal sunstrokes were reported yesterday
The ice ring" In New Orleans has raised
the Prize of ice from s2S TO ~ per bon.
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KEARNEY, the communistic drayman of San
Francisco who is on his way east. married q
Boston girl, and his mother lives at Brighton.
Friends of the family will not have their prop
erty destroyed when this man revoIutionizeS
the world.
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT IN PRosPECT.-A
prize fight has been arranged between Harry
Hicken, brother of Abe Hieken, who fought
Pete Mcguire for the light weight champions
shir, and Jim Murray. They are TO fight &C
catch weights for 500, within fifty miles OF
Philadelphia. on August r. Murray has
fought Billy Mclean, Mike Donavan and Nc
Clellar. Hicken is new pugilist, ana has
figured in dozen contests.
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-AS-Among the passengers for Europe from
New York yesterday on the st. Laurent. was
Railroad Pool Commissioner Albert Fink.
A3The congressional military commission
at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
was N session yesterday fQr oyer tYe hours.
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Failure.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-J. F. Davis, dry goods
dealer at TrOnton, Ohio, has made an assign
ment. Liabilities are $4,000, and his assets
nOminally the same amount
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Drowned.

FLUSHING, N. Y, July 25-Mary Mccoy,
aged II, and Lizzie Sweeney, aged Is, OF
Mineola, L. l., were drowned on Tuesday in
mill pond, near Great Neck.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION FRAUD IN CHI
CAGO.-It has been discovered that in the last
election for Congressman from the q Illinois
turns show the vote to have been IA, ,436 for
Col: George r. Davis, and "A, 39l for Hon. Car
ter II. Harrison, the present incumbent, Civ
turns as made up at the time of the election
gave Harrison majority of 642. Col Davis
expresses his intention OF cOntesting the seat
on the grounds furnished by these figures
REPRESENTATIVE WALSH, of Maryland, who
has been recuperating at Oakland, and had
worse, and is compelled to keep his bed, but is
not considered dangerously i'll
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MAIL RoBBER ARREsTED.-JOhn Capper,
the mail carrier between Winchester and
Capper Springs, Va, was arrested YESTERDAY
on the charge Of having robbed the mail on
the 2d and 24th of June last, and confessed
his guilt. He was sent to HarrisOnburg, Va,
Tor confinement and trial before the U. s. dis
trict court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-25

The TICKET OF THE TEXAS DEMOCRATS,
nominated at the Austin convention, stands as
follows: For governor, Chief Justice .. NJ.
Roberts lieutenant governor, Jos. ID. Sayres;
attorney general. George Mccormack; con-
troller, Stephen III. Darden: treasurer, +. r.
Lubbock land commission, WIN. Walsh. The
convention adjourned Yesterday sine die.
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Setxure of SmuggIed Diamonds.

QUEBEC, July 25.-The customs authorities
have made a seizure of uncut diamon Is and
jewelry valued at S, $40, belonging to a firm
name Davis, of Montreal, on the mail steamer
Sarmatlan, which arrived out on SATURDAY.
1ocf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-25

GOVERNOR RICE doesn't believe in competi-
tive examinations. He was one of the first to
suggest such examinations for West Point and
Annapolis appointments, but he soon found
that those lads who had good memories and
little energy OF character succeeded in getting
the appointments, and generally proved utter
some of the rejected lads at these competitive
examinations, who were sfterward appointed
to fill the place of the big -mem0ried failures,
turned 7I out admirable officers 1T wants boy
lad with big head. for military officer"
says the governor, who adds, "A boy may
have the making of a college professor in him,
but it won't do to attempt to make general
of him -
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EFFECT OF THE Boston DEFALCAT1oN IN
NEW YORK.-Mr. Clarke, treasurer of McKil-
lop, Sprague & Co.'S commercial agency at
New York, was interviewed yesterday in re-
gard to the standing of his company and how
it would be affected by the defalcatiOn of
Treasurer TaDpan, of the Boston Betting
Company. Mr.. Clarke claimed that his com.
pany would not be involved by this defalcation
mt re than about $500, and for this amount
the company held Mr.. .Tappan's obligations
The morning, Journals" said Mr.. Clarke
put figures altogether too high, when they
say we are involved to the extent of $i25 90"
Mr.. Clarke also said that of this $57, 500 there
was secured by stock of the Boston Betting
Company about $4,000. The McKillop &
their business, Which would be affected but
little by Tappan's transactions. Mr.. Tappan
was, said Mr.. Clarke, one of the heaviest
stockholders of Mckillop, Sprague & Co.
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HANLON.ROSS BOAT RACE,
Rafara fhn RnxE
The Water Too Rough.

ST: JOHN, \. b., July 25.-The weather to-
day is fine and clear. A high wind il prevail
ing but with every probability of ahating be-
fore the HanlOn-ROSS boat race comes of.
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a DREAN.-The mother OF Franklin Cox. OF
Paterson, Nj, dreamed on Friday might that
her son had been killed. Next morning Shi
begged Frank, who was an Erie brakeman,
not TO 90 to work. Frank laughed, kissed his
mother yOOd-b and on Sunday afternoon was
brought out of The Rergen tunnel dead.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent loan to-
day amounted to sl,757 800. This is an unusu-
ally large subscription.
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THE EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $S2S, ,OS7O5: customs, $45S, ,427.2l.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CoNGREss.-The nationals
have nominated Rev Gilbert De La Martyr, OF
indianapolis, and Henry A. White, of Vermi-
lion county, Ind, for Congress and i'm the
fifth district of Michigan have elected as can
didate Thomas X. Sherwood, a Kalamazoo
lawyer, of democratic antecedentS, but with
no especial public experience The republi-
cans of the third Vermont congressional dis
tTict have dominated General w. w. Grant.
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Fires.

ST. JOHN, n. b., July 25-l0:30 a. m.-The
water is still rough, and fears are entertained
that II will continue so all day.
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UNAB l. L W IL L.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CHINA, 81
CROChERI, I'D
Fine CUTLERY and PLATED WARE, 49,
INTERPRETATIONS,
ICE PITCHERS and WATER tuOLERS.
FUN stock lest goods Ak low prices.
NJ. ". REVERIDGE,
(Late Webb Beyeridge,l
N2O-tr No. 1909 PenHs spIrdEiid ateHap.
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MRS. HARRIET MORRIS, widow of COmmo-
dOre Charles Morris, and mother-in-law of w.
COrcOran, esq, died at her home on II street,
in this city, yesterday, in the S7th year of her
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E>OR HOT WEATHER.
We are now prepared TO furnish IA
EAST IN NDIA VANBOO CLOTH, FA
SEERSUCkER K6
and MADRES SEER5UChER, -~
al reasonable rates for the heated torn.
r.. HEIBERGER, Tailor,
No. 535 18th street,
Tvatr Washington, ID. q.
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Gas STOVES.
GAS OVENS AND BROILERS.
All sold on guarantee. Full lineot
GAS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP.
PLUMBING AND GAS FTTTINGS.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
Fifteenth Street.
,s1u z. r. BROOKS,
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FISHING IN MAINE.

TIE Brook Trout Disappearing, and Why-Bad
Results of Cutting Down the Forest Trees-De-
cline Of the Sea Fisheries, and What Causes
1t-Persenal Remarks
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THE DECLINATION of Hon. Charles Foster to
accept the republican nomination for Congress
in the Toledo tOhio) district indicates that
under the recent gerrymander OF the state of
ONO by its democratic legislature, a repuOli-
can candidate in that district will have only
the trouble for his pains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-25

COL JOHN S. MOsBY called on the Presi-
dent today, accompanied by Monroe Heis-
kell, a grandson of President Monroe.
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II UNCH GOODS.
IL SUMNER WINES,
BOTTLED BEER.
Very low prices.
G. wITMER,
FINE GROCERIES,,
f,Str 1918 PennS yiraaid ace.
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CHANGE OF CONTRACToR.-Mr. J. G. Stat
ford, contractor for grading for the founda-
tiOn OF the new building to be erected for the
bureau of engraving and printing, declines to
execute that work in accordance with the
amount per cubic yard as his bid for the work
according to the original plans. In view of
this fact, the work has been awarded to Wm
hussey, and the contract signed at the same
figures. The excavation was commenced this
afternoon.
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TTHE CHEAPEST AND BEST SUITS
Il OF CLOTHES
To buy is those s12 Blue Yacht Cloth.
Good Suits S6 50 and $40, We'll made aud good
wear.
Once Coats, 20 and SOC.
Thin Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, 25c. and
upwards, at
J. w. SELBY'S,
19I4-19I6 Pena'a are.,
y9-tr between 19tn and 2Oth SITS.
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and the same pennant which the blue Bird
carried on the waters of the Lower Potomac
is now borne over PenObScot bay by tidy
bodies improvements ON plans furnished the
Scientific AmericGn by "PaddlefOOt,n and
though only thirteen feet long over all, has
proved good sailer, and staunch and dry
sea boat have not as yet encountered Cope
land in my cruisings, and sixty miles is rather
long trip for so small boat, or l should give
Mckee call at Mount Desert: but l live in
the fOgs which sometimes Obstruct our view
SeaWard, q A p
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&
Testimony before the Sub. b.COmmittee
in New Orleans yesterday related to the sign
ing of the electoral certificates and the taking
OF affidavits in 1876, nothini new being elected.
Several witnesses gave evidence concerning
the organization of cOlorei democratic clubs.
Judge Kennard narrated the organization of
the democratic regulators in the Felicianas,
and admitted their objects were outside the
law. The subcommittee will leave to- day for
the north.
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Low WAGES IN IRELAND.-Mr Lewis Rich
mond, U. s. consul at Cork, in his dispatch of
June q, 1878, to the Department of State, gives
some information as to the state of trade i'm
Ireland, the rates of wages and cost of living.
Agricultural laborers get IS cents day; coal
heayers, machinists, gas filters and bakers,
SLUG; masons, shoemakers, painters and join
1o TO 30 cents day; on the railways con,
anctors receive si.3s to 7.29 per week; engi-
nesrs, , xl.Zl to sl70 per day. Last summer the
ialied. The cost Of living to the labOrer and
tns 1eS mechanic is about ss5 per annum. Trade
na Is naen st depressed with many failures. Wages
sixth since 1879 w"
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The MEXICAN REvOLUTIoNISTs.-C
Cunningham of the 24th infantry command
irg at San Antonio, Texas. reports to the War
department concerning the report that Cara
Agala and Salinas had returned 10 Laredo,
and were there preparing second expedition
against the government of Mexico, that such
IS not the case. Such an attempt, he says,
would be reported in Laredo at once, as there
is such unanimity of feeling there in favor of
the present government.
, 1878-03-02
! 10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. .Theo. P. Bogert, Bristol. RI

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen. Feeling
thoroughly convinced of the efficacy Of SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CArARRH, am induced to drop
Won a line to say that although l have been ecep.
iicsl Of all the nostrums advertised as radical
such relief and ultimate cure as that of SANFoRDs.
have been afflicted with this dreadful disease
could be induced to persevere with any until
read the letter Of Mr.. HENRY WELLS, and can
am thoroughly convinced of its curative proper.
ties. Hoping that others similarly afhicted like
tlemen. very truly etc. THEO. p. BOGERr.
BRIsToL, T. l., July q. 1917.
, 1878-03-02
Democratic Convention.

Convention OF Tho Da,nocrats Of the Third
JuicIii Dlstrics If W t.iliar On T1rrtory will he
held at Seattle OIL fR DAY, February 2ai, for
the purpose OF nominating DdId ,te for Dele
gate to rsprese t the Ds:rrc IN The Constitutional
Convent a to he mel. IT Villa Waila, and to
Transact suco other bEsin.ss as may properly
come ,efore the Convention.
The representation vii be III ne as in the
last Terri, ,orial Den,ocrat Convention.
Ey order Of he Coz rrv G mmistees.
G d. EaIeGY King cnun'v.-
II. L. EL.N;H RD, J. fl rsou &C.
Nj. u. FROST. SDcbomsh CO.
RCBEAT ZEN NEEDY, Whatcom &C.
n. B. EaiE Y Ri sap o.
NJ. Ii. WhRBaSS Sau Juan CT.
WaLrEH C1O3KETf, Island co,
SAM'L mcCAt,, ri,rce CO.
fe,:G 2,y
, 1878-03-02
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such as Sore, Weak, 1nfiamed. Red, and Watery
Eyes; liberation and Inflammation Of the Ear;
Ringing Noises in the Head; Sore Throat; Elongar
tfun Of the Uvula and Swelled Tonsilsi Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Clouded Memory,
Loss of Nervous Force Depression Of Spirits, are
ali Carefully and scientifically treated with this
remedy according to directions which accompany
each bottle, or will be mailed to any address on
receipt of stamp.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
Inhaling Tube. with full directions for use In all
cases. Price &100. Sold by all wholesale and re:
Canadas WEEKS POTTER. General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.