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1870 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1918
ROUTE ~
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Tracks, Steel RUSle,
SDtsNdtd boeRer1s M00Ssi6oesst kQsstpHse,sa.
JUNE 10th, 1878


TRAINS Leave H9N WA ifh VT from Dam.
For S s1 sna '9 the ),
easo 10 p.&. da9. With r F.. ssu T.. .9 e
BALTIMORH AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and sae no n sn as, N aass5,
S%sffnIii sn.o Nth Palace Cars Watss
For New York ard TIE East. 1:z5 Am. and $50 D.
Of T5n Raass G S.s'
For SsE s YORK ana ST. The Es. Leg daily.
through trains connect q jersey City :; WITH IL
sssss' ksss'qa'as s i
$i:s ~; IS = s; &C. ss
Acco@moassion for Baltimore, s:ss, $50 .. m.
For r. Psrs & a ais s sasss 2
.ssss. ss:s; 81 : m. and go p. m. daily.
AL5xANDR1A AND FRKDMnCKsBURa
xAshHMkka ASR RAA 1hk561nbsDRlA AND
For Ale1andriA g, :, 9, 0:lO, 10, IL An, l. 4
e: :as : ia s:G S.a ? m On sand.5 st cid An
1ris! II s. Ss s,O , S. s1sS
~ g sn y :. nd g.. a.: T. IA s sS 5 5:
eo@modahons eaa b procured & t6s once, north.
:::s corner q !niFsss1ta stfsct re P@nyania
81 . ists ioS sSs sssesns q 6sssss: s as S
FRANK THOHSO1. 6ssGl Eansss. ncvi6
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nR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE
~ , hestores manhood and the vtgor Of youth to
tAlLUR! IMPOSSIBLE. This life -restoring RENEE
Qy en0uld be taken by Ill about to marty, or who
have become weakened from excess or any other
cause success IN every case Is as certain Is that
Dr. JOS. JACQUES, University Place, New
YORK. Oru0gfsts swppIfsd. janl-u
COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner Of 7th street
Slno New York avenue, entrance on New "a
YORK avenue. The most private Loan Once
~ IT. sh ne CITY: Money loaned q the iowestO u
c,a Plated Ware, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, La
sls ss ana Sentlemen's Clothing. Carpets and al
Auc 20 OF vAlue. 1Anl-1y
nLD CLOTHING, AC.-L. RICE, dealer In
- S soS no hand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
a., 0zS Jtn street southwest offers great bArgains
LAYS tne nisnest prices in CASH for the several
- ucies named above. Orders by mail attended
". n0v6etr
MONEY TO LOAN ON WATCHES MA.
~ 4GNne: JEWELRY AND sILVERMA ARE,
Loan and Commission Broker. i4l7 Pennsyivsnis
eso"oo' myll-tr
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STEAMERS. 10.

CrOB POTOMAC RIVEB I.ANDIM6s.-
q! =: =; Eyiss; S 81 I %15f s1F sss saR;
and one to MATTOx CREEK, stopping 1t inter
mediate landings going and returning; For rurths!
Wood G%o. iia and So s1en1s
and .p 9 foot o. 81 sRd ss6ss: AGENT
CUMHEH AIsRANaEN1NT.
FOB NoBFoLKa F9KTREss MoNRoE AND
rne swift and elegant Ten steamer LADY OF
s6| Ial1 s:?s: sssss ~, SSss
JAY Jay WEpNEsD1Y and Friday. It o'crs
sna
. ssYss FS6sI1 s!ss{ ceCsP a H.
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINes.
a. WOOD. leaves her VhaTf. tsrn ai o.'~ H
aus Of 7th ana 9th street line Of ears,
sn al stopping
intermediate landings each trip. Days Of sailing.
' For fu9tSsT apply at the once. over
s1P so6, 9no or
.s:s s.so l0r g asHRfhEB2 o & Pls.
ma sTEAAERs FOB NHM YORK;
TIE sSHs eis9 sna
kiver, new York, st : O'CLOCK Pm. <So78
syery SATURDAY at p. m. 6eOrResG
own every MONDAY, and AlexAndrta same day.
Freight taken ut lowest rates. For information
apply st once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
g se 20 +; e. A. DINHAh' Agent Water street,
sp31-r SAMUEL BACON, President.
NOBTH 6EBMAN LLOYD.
ST1AN8HIP LIVE BBfWBBE VIEW YORK,
EOUTHANPT0N AND BRRMBH.
The steamers Of this Company win sail every Sat
rrday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third <1a4Ah
street, Hoboken. Rates OF passage: 1SE$R
From New York to Southampton, Lon.
don. Hayre and Bremen, drst cabin. 500; second
aDin Sso gold; stesrase. ss0 S1TSnsZi toF freight
al. em NY" Bowling Green, New York.
VLYDE0 new EXPBE6S LINE
" B13W1EN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IN8TON AND 6EORaETOWN,
LIN1 FOB BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND
NEW ENGLAND Stairs.
G0ttfN1 D0ys.
From PhilAdelphiA saturday, ct u n.
from WAshington-AondAy, 1t IL Am.
From GeOrgetOwn-MondAy, 1T pm.
Freights received daily. Through
Bills Of Ading given to Boston and - =
Providence and FAN River. Con-
agnsss xishing their goods landed st aeorgetown
; wsasf 3 Sia please have them marked "e'0'ss
For fun Information apply to J. h. JOHNSON
CO., 1909 street northwest. and 12th-street
wharf. Warrington, ID. G.; &. =. HYDE, 80 Wa.
or street, GEORGETOWN D. WIN. p. CLYDE I
10, General HanagerS, u South Whasses, Phila-
lelphiA. mAl30-ly
A MERICAN LINE OF 0TlANDHIP0
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u d. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

u h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUST EE's SALE OF TWO STORY FIVE.
VEST SIDE Of ssyESrH sTkEEf NE.
January ssd, 1878 recorded in Liber No. 7os "a
ty OF WashiDgton. in the District of Columbia, and
at the request Of the party secured thereby, !
i4th. isss In 'front.' ont Of the premises, at O'clock
pm, Lot numbered fOrty-fOur, OF George W.
eight Hundred and together WITH the
improvements thereon, fve-room Frame House.
o s Is
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, to
be esus a Vim p 5 to psa
paid by, the purchaser and if the terms are not
complied with In ten days after sale the Trustee
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the deiapt,ng purchaser after five days
coLDwEL1 Salesman A saig aIsssss
TRgsTEE,s SALE Of aTW0;sToRY FRAME
p and STREETS SOUTHWEST, ATAUC.
iii ls7i and recorded sss in kib e1 80 sas.
folio 3, one of the land records for Washing ~
IN Of the Se
WE DNESDAY, August 14th. 1879. at O'Clock
s1 o Of No. WITH inI
menrs,
Terms made Known on DAY OF sale.
BENJAMIN FUGITT, Trustee.
Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auctr. aug6-eo5t
T7RUsTEEs, SALE Of IMPROVED PRoP-
AND Sd STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 18th -
day of April, 1871, and recorded in Liber No. t::
t6s. folio 4l2, one Of the land records fol. e:N
party cured, shall sell in front of premises on
WEDNESDAY. August 14th, 1873 at 81 O'Clock
p M, Lot No. and part Lot No. 90, in Square
6S3, with improvements thereon.
Terms made known on day of sale.
THOMAS W. CLARK, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. aug5-eo&ds
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A MERICAN LINE OF ST0AADHIPD
"A sail every THURSDAY direct from 49,
philadelphia to Liverpool. touching aA4>8@R
Queenstown. R1enakAD
abin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
an be had ut II. d. COOKE, il. 3 60. 3, Bank
srs, 1873 Ut. Also agents for the BED Star Line
20 Antwerp. my23-6
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
sBfWEBH VIEW YORK IND LITBRPOOL.
CALLING AZ OORK HARBOR.

Rass!a We'd. aug ksSs W. 9e ssp. IL
scytnia :Wsd. Aug. 4 Scythia.-.:Wed.. Sep. ls
s sEiten w. w. Avg sgg; Abyssnia We'd. SEP. Is
RATES OF PASSAGE,
SSsamers carrying steerAge. $50 and LOO gold.
No steef19o.
,;S stssmers not c.rrying steerage, 30. Slo0 and
u1o &oMs according TO accommodation
E1ckets 70 Paris, tl6, gold, additional.
Het0x1 tickets on favorable terms.
nDeeE1 yeIy low rates. 0teerAge tickets from
20 Sueenst0Wn and Ill other pArts Of
Thronghbnls Of lAding given for Belfast, 8las.
gov, HAvre, Antwerp and other ports ON the Con.
anent, and fof 0ed1terrAneAn ports.
once, No. Bowling Green, or both steeraae md
SaDins % OTIS BIGkLOW. o6 tn street. Wash-
NV tHxs. q, YRANCkLYN. Asut nv.
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TO-MORROW.
THOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.

NHOMAS DOW LINd, AuCt1On6of.
IURE. No. 1913 CONNECTICUT AVENCJE
NORTHW EST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 19th0
day Of March. 1878, and duly recorded intA
LibeI 1892 folio Dol once the land records of -
the District Of Columbia shall sell at pub n
lie auction, on MONDAY, August 18th, 1878. at
10 &C Ock Oh the premises, the following collec-
ton OF Furniture
2Walnut Par or Suites,
3Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
Marble-top Hat Rack, Walnut Chairs,
Window Hanging, Wsrdrobes
Extension Table, Dining room Chairs,
Walnut Desks, library Table
Mante Mirror, Hair Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Boisters.
Brussels Carpets, Stair Carpet,
Lace Curtains. Mats, &C., &C.
august SAMUEL T. LUCKETT, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, August IA h, same hour
suei2-d TH0s. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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As-An esteemed contemporary which has
never heard of Mr.. A. III. Stephens saws.
" What can pass before the sun without max.
ing shadow? The wind."-TN. Y. World
, HEWhoa, Emma! is played out. 1t is now
Pause, Emily!
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nsTRICH snc every kind of ORNAMrNTAI
LATE KS dyed and manufactured At the
ahENSH hSrABLIsEMENT, 6l6 eth street
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ola BEST BLUE FLANNEL SUITa
For $3.50.

The Cheapest Suit for the Money.
for u. u. %, $1.6O and So. ~aso
UNDERsHiRTs and DRAWERS, Csc. each AMI
upwards. At w. SELBY,N
181z-1S16 Pe1s,sI0 0ve..
aueo.U between 18th and 0Oth sta.
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BANKERS.

S1175 PK0dITs SoDAYs $1O6 ao
stocks Options or Privileges), often doubles In
"A hours. Pull details and Of1cial Stock Exchange
Reports free. Address T. POTTER WIGHT q
CO.. Bankers. 50 Wall street, New York.
my21-eod& ky
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S25, $50, 500, $500, $500

$25, $50. 500, 5000, $500
The majority OF Wall street houses and men are -
honest - their neighbors, and many Of them havea
MSaio Voc asputson iST so1nonSss n1G honesty.
Co., Brokers, II WI street, New York, Is enti-
teG 70 Absolute connasTce: They state that an In.
over $1,000 In less than 60 days. Send for their
circular, free.-tNsO York Express. mAr7-eotf
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
"a will execute orders for the purchase or sale of
Stocks, Bonds and Gold ON moderate margins.
Commissions % each 100 shares. Stock privileges
dence solicited. Henry Merriam Member Am,
Mining and Stock Exchange, 86 Wall ST., New
York. References, ID: Il. Manyan, ESQ.,, President
National Trust Co.. New York. 1anl
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AF7kRNOON.

TA1G AFT kRNUON.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
USIMPRovED PROPERTY CORNER CANAL
AND 1 STREETS ALSO ON THIRD
sTRFET, BETWEEN 1 AND K STREETS
sol THEAsT. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. August 18th, 1878, at 8AA
O'Clock p. m, shall SELL on the premises alef9
OF Lot No 3 and part of Lot No. 4, in Square
Nc. 1877 Said Lots will be suodlvided and sold to
suit purchasers: each Lot having good front, run
Ding back depth thereof.
TERMS cash. WASH. 3. WILLIAMS.
au97-d AuctiOneer.
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INMAN LINE
ROYAL AIL STRAMERS,
SEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN 4 LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY Oh SATURDAY.

City Of Berlin. 4si City OF Brussels. rs
City Of Richmond. 4, COT City Of New York.8, 500
City Of Chester-..4 e88 City Of Paris ;.....8
These magnificent steamers, built in watertight
ompartments, are among the strongest, largest
md fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriOusy furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated, and take up the whole
amidships, forward Of the engines, where least
noise and motion is felt and sre replete with every
oerthS, electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been specially of this line
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms gentlemen q smOk.
r ING and bath1oS%s BARRIERS shops. pianos. libra
For rates of passage and other information apply
70 JOHN g. DALE, Agent, 81 and 80 Broadway,
q. T.; j. W. ROTELER BRO, 835 Pa. ave.,
Agents for d. c.; d. A. BROSNAN, 828 g st.
NV; q. w. MOSS, Adams Express. fel3-mNf8m
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HUNABD LINE.

" NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF
collision, the Steamers of this line taxa a gDecific
,ourse for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
fork or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 80 at IS
IT., or aothing to the north of q.
On the hOmeWArd passage crossing the meridian
II 20 ut q lat, or nothing to the north of a
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COAL AND WOOD.
WOOD.

- JOHNSON BRorHERs. "oon'
COAL, k kEkF 6 %siSHT woon.
WOOD: PEoaPT DEhiv Ek1Es. COAL.
Main once, wbarves, mill and depot connected with
With asauss HseS q sad sSssn.ges for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade,
esy snd al iG1i
are prepared to offer patrons the best varie-
1s 81 s1a At the n ysy swss RIGs
pounds TO the ton. -
Main ONCE, mill and depot, foot Of 18th. 18TH and
sts. s;w. 6mces: 1909 st; NV: 1ll2 9th q; n.
w. h. MARROW.
COAL! COAL!
WOOD. to buy &c Your WOOD!
COALl
Best Quality and Lou Prices.
Selected stock Of celebrated Goals
'Lee'' White Ash,
''Lykens' Valley Red Ash.
Lorberry Bed Ash.
IL these Close times to save money call early at
W. h. MARLOW'S,
Sth and b streets Southwest.
Branch Yard A, between I'd and Sd SITS. NE.
Branch Office, raylor's Cigar Store, cor. 9th st.
Ard New York avenue. jy13-1m
IEORGE BOGUS,
U WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKRIN
AN1HRACITb AND BITUMINOUS COAL.
Wood OF all kinds. ONCE 500 9th st., between
and Y. Orders respectfully solicited and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. YARp-14th ST., between and
G.. WHARF-FoOt OF 13k St.
Having purchased largely previous to the late
advance, am enabled to sell at lowest rates. Coal
erect from vessels at . reduction from ordinary
rates. Vessels arriving weekly until close OF navi-
tiou. ty8-3m
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How california Raisins are Made.

The grapes are brought 10y the Stcra-
mento Valley Railroad ears alongside
the establishment, and taken To the
first floor, where they are assorted and
dipped in Il composition of chemicals,
which cuts the tough pclliols of tie
skin by which evaporation S more rasi-
ly affected; they are put in the dricis,
where Il Leaf is kept up of from Ito to
160 degrees, and in the manner hc o:e
described are taken out at the top,
where they are put for y short time III
a steam box, which makes the stems
flexible and enables them to he packed
in layers without breaking the bunchos
they are then packed in six and II Iuai =
ter, twelve and n half and twenty-five
pound boxes, nailed up and sent To the
store-houses. The loose raisins are
packed up i'll piper toxes, made express
ly for that purl ose. Folsom Telclr,pl .
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A New Variety of Corn.

What has the Indian gained by his
contact with civilization ? In exchange
for his robe of rabbit skins lie has
gained the blanket; for his rabbit and
pine-nut diet he has exchanged the lux
uries of slaughter-house offal, stale
fruit and kitchen refuse; lie has leen
introduced TO cards and made acquain-
ted with whiskey. One would think
that these were compensations enough
for any well-regulated Indian: but when
it is considered that his 'suntutored''
mind knew not the white mans corr
till he exchanged the moccasin of bar
barism for the boot and brogan of civ
ilization, the heart of the humanitar-
IAN must bleed for the misery inflicted
on a fast fading race. The toe corn
was an excrescence unknown to the
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The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the Sdiration of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINIMENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
ETC., it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. mayer -d3awawGm
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Enoch Emery is editor of the Peoria
OIL Transcript. A few months ago he
married a Miss Mary Whitestead, who
at the time was superintendent oil
schools in that county. In the course
of time the election season rolled around
and the lady aspired for denomination
before the Republican county conven-
ton. Her husband was a delegate, and
the following account of how he pre-
sented her to the convention is given
in an Illinois paper; "When Enoch
Emery arose i'll the Peoria county con-
yention to nominate the candi-
date for county superintendent
of schools, there came a sudden
lull in the proceedings. Every
one became interested, and the dele
gates leaned forward in breathless at
tention. One could have heard horse
cough in that awful stiffness. The
emotion extended eve to the good
Enoch himself. lie arose, d~ifiidently
toying with his spectacles, first cleaning
them with n new cambria handkerchief
and then, placing them on his forehead
said: 81 put in nomination for the
office of county superintendent of
schools Mrs. Mary Whitestead a long
pause) Emery. (Fluttering among the
delegates). l nominated her four years
ago %(sensation), and as l was in some
sense responsible for her as al official,
1 got to watching her. (Cheers.) |
watched her close and saw her real
worth. Encouraging cheers.) l was
drawn nearer and nearer to her (crits
of Good! Go on ~, and the closer !
got to her the better l liked her"
Storm of cheers and yells and cries of
"Whoopee ~ She was nominated
without a dissenting voice.
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Glass Types.

The usefulness of toughened glass,
says an English exchange, bids fair to
be greater and more serious than was
at first supposed. Some experiments
have been made in France with a view
to showing whether this substance can
be pressed into the printers service and
substituted for the metal composition
of which types n mnde. The metal
does not at first sight strike the observ-
er as the best that could he found. 1t
is bright enough when the letters first
come from the foundry, and before
they have seen any service; but a few
days wear gives them Il very much
more dingy appearance, and before they
are finally returned to the melting pot
they have degenerated into II very
squalid form, looking dirty in their
bodies rs well as battered in their faces.
The idea now is TO discard these long
proved but unattractive servants and
fill their places with glittering types of
glass. The advantages in point of
CltdllllllltoS dl'Ilt NOuIhs u nhlIVB'h, W
not insignificant. But the Patrie points
out there are other and more solid i'm
provements involved in the new system.
The toughened glass, which is not To
be made in quite the same way rs that
used for tumblcrs and wine glasses, and
need not, of course, he quite so trans
parent, is naturally much harder than
the old metal, and can hardly he crush
ed out of shape by those little accidents
which so shorten the life and spoil the
beauty of the only type we now employ.
1t is also capable of being east into
more delicate shapes, 50 that the differ
encc, for instance, between the thick
and the thin strokes can he more clearly
defined. Finally, it is now found that
the new material can be cast in exactly
the same moulds rs the old, and that
therefore there need be no expense
incurred in altering the machines and
implements used in the manufacture of
type. If the Patrie has been well in
formed the experiments have been COM
pleted successfully, and the adaptability
of toughened glass to printing and to
other purposes is likely ere
long to be fully established.
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BUSINESS Directory.


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UEIYEEsLL SATIsFACTION.

rENTIENEN,-Wc have sold s~A~rorp'a E,pT-
" CAL CUUE Tor nearly oae y'lr' iud cAn ~
clUGIhly tlI3t VS. never sold a EiG.,laF iFgr ration
t.4t rave rurg LUlgtgsAl G II fact.JI. NC Lave
10 'a.tn the Iut complaint vt.
We are not In TIC iHhtL Of recommendation pat
crt medicines, ? { yoHr prt paratlOu mrytA tho
wants. OF thuu-a "a, nIl " tliuk those nillstcd
o. uil he rnuNI.cs 4 rflt.EI-at n'Tits thai lh.r
FugrTluJ v INA ..ir@sd. We l.Nr been In tho
drug b|us'utrs 8. { H pE twelve hrf-T7 constantly,
and sold VNHIyll4Hef rtstaTi uHt yt'ut leads all
th' ret. II yuuf q IrHr,E NHN {. "a Lac ms ItuCF
" VIEW iFtis yi,sr., 81. EAIDwtE { co. -
Wholc-al aI flstLll DralCr g. lruE Eug-s and
Stationery, Washington, HID, Feb. y, IS.J.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford'a Improved
Inltaling Tube, aud full dIrVrtiOns for use in all
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-19
LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has cniailed more suiertngor
IN fastened tho breaking up OF the constitution
than CRtarTh. The sense ofamell. OF taste. ofsight.
of heAring the human voice. the mind. one or more
and sometimes all yield 10 iisdestructiye influence
The poison it Distributes throughout the system
attacks every vital forte. and breaks up the most
robust o. eonstllutl9ns. Ignored beeauss but liitls
uudcrstoofDy ustphysiciAr fnpoterffy assAfied
by quacks and CharlAtAus. those suffering rom
IL have little hope to be relieved OF II this side
of the grave. Il time, then, thatthe popular treat
ment ofthis terrible disease by remedies within the
reach of all passed igto hands NJ onee competent
and trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
method adopted by DR.. Sanford In the preparation
ofhis RADICAL CCEE his won my hearty approval
I believe IL likely to succeed when all the usual
remedies fail, because II strikes at the root OF tho
c'Eease, viz, the dc9dlded blood, while IL heals tho
liberated membrane by direct application. to the
nasal passages. Itsactioni Is based on certain liked
rules, and unless the vital forces gro too far ex-
hausted, must, In the great majority OF cases, effect
GEO. BEARD. Nj
EonsCsoTT IBLocE. SO, FRANIaoIAM, oct. !, u1L.
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Indian foot until the son of the forest
commenced pinching his feet with the
cast off boot and shoe of the pale face.
Indians of wealth sometimes enjoy the
very luxury of misery that comes of
breaking in a pair of new boots. Austin
Reyeille.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim TO be one Of the few popular
wi remedies receiving the approval OF medical
gentlemen, who, nprvEte,n not only freely recon-
mend It but use 1t Ia theft funIillcsin preference
TO any Of the Preparations usually prescribed by
physicians.
You arc aware, "rsif a ~distingnlshed city ply;
Hician. e that my obligations To tho Mass. Medical
Society arc smell that I cannot publicly recommend
or prescribe the Iadical Curc; bat since / received
40 much relief from Tic uSa OF It myself, ritter n
thorough trial ri Tho usual rcmcdiCst L have pri-
vntely advised ~ n-r. and presume | have seat TO
Tor IT."