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INJUNCTION AGAINST A TAX SALE.-To-day
c. b. Young, by Mr.. N. Wilson, filed bill for
an injunction to restrain the District from
selling lot q, square 2lS, for unpaid taxes,
which he claims to have been illegally asses
Sed as said property is used exclusively for
educational purposes, and Judge Humphreys
granted Temporary restraining order.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF Sr,rp

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July g. 1878
Sealed Proposals win be received at the Dspart-
ment OF state until II m. on the 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1873, 20 furnish this DEPARTMENT. with
Stationery for the year ending June Both, 1873 in
accordance with schedule OF articles which xiii
therefor. 'iop''hns W pio
The right to reject any and all bids, or to aeee,,
any portion OF any bid. or to amend the ouantity
given OF any article In the schedule is reserved:
ana each bidder s required to furnish with his bid
bond. with two sureties, I'm the sum OF tzc thou
sano doliars, as guarantee of faithful perform
ance OF the contract which may be awarded TO him.
UR IL, "a, 3lxau2 8 S'''' ~ ''''
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Not DEAD, BUT MARRIED.-A letter from
the musician, Fred Ter Linden announces
that Louise Linden, the saxophonist, is not
dead as reported, but that she is married to
Bent, the cOrnet player, who is supposed to
have another wife in England.
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No MORE FLOODING OF CELLARs.-With the
Doicrey FdlUe and Trap combined the flood
ing of cellars from back water is impossible.
1t Is also most etfectual in keeping back sewer
seer at Hamilton'S, Y. NJ. c. A. building. where
it is connected with sewer to show its opera
ton. A guarantee is given in every instance
that 1t will do what is claimed for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

LARGE REAL ESTATE SALEs.s-MeSsrs. A. l..
Barber & Co. have sold to Henry c.. Putnam,
ESQ, OF Wisconsin, an interest in LIE Droit
banker and capitalist. He spent most of last
winter in this city for his health, and has de-
termined to make it his permanent residence
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CITY ITEMS.
BIo7r1Ne PApER-Milans s. Wilkins, 6O3 !

NERVOUS HEADACHE, which gives rise TO
two doses Of Lodflle'S ReGdGcte Specific.
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near Clarksville, Ark. on the Little Rock and
Fort Smith railway, having been undermined
by heavy rains, gave way yesterday morning,
and the rear passenger coach of train going
persons We're wounded, among them being
Capt. Jack Herne and John Rice, of st. Louis,
Slightly, and one lady dangerOuS1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

No LADY ever taints her handkerchief with
a coarse perfume. Indeed, the refined of both
sexes are always critical in this particular
Hence it is that Murray s Lanman>s Florida
Water is so universally preferred by persons
of correct taste TO all other toilet waters and
extracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

CLOSING OUT the balance Of our Hamburg
edgings at slaughtering prices from cts. up
&. Nj. TOwson 4 Co., go Pennsylvania ayenHe
south side.-Adrt.
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THE QUAKER CITY VERNACULAR.-Phila-
delphia bellies at Cape May say: Bring me
me hat; III walk for couple of squares on
the beach with me mOther."-[B Boston Post
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LYCEUM EXCURSIONS,
IDOSTP0NED To THURSDAY Az.
GUST LIST, 1873.

THE GREAT EXCURSION of THE
SEASON!
Given 9y The MENDELsSoHN SOCIETY,
On the Barge ''COCkADE CITY"
the boat. Tickets, so cents. Barge EsS.a@e
leaves at o'clcCk. Full particulars, ss1ezz<zses'
programmes and tickets al the music stores and AZ
Brad Adams. ZOE -,
Post, Repub. and Critic copy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
warner +. BaneS and Elizabeth l.. Berry Bo
sell Bush and Sophia Butler both of Prince
Georges county, Nd.
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6-By the failure of the Union Iron Works
company at Cleveland, Ohio, 1000 men are
thrown out of employment.
S-The New Orleans board of health reports
for the "A hours ending at noon yesterday "A
cases of yellow fever and one death.
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PRICES Jewelry Store received gold filed
bracelets, chains and sets, from two 10 twenty
dollars; the best ffry-cen eye glass in the
sfTeet.-AdTt.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Julia LieSmann TO Benjamin Caywooi, lots =
and 81. So. i42; $500. w. 7. Ford 10 II, J
DAILY, lots y, o and 7, SO. AZ; s. Annie +
Iaub 10 ). 4. Wheatley, lots l0i and los, Beatt,
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BRIGHT EYES, regular features, and a grace
the complexion is defaced with pimples or
blOtches. or the skin Is rough or harsh. To
remedy these defects use G!enn'S Sulphur
Soap.
Hius Hair Dye restores the tinge of youth
to gray locks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

PARENTS, ATTENTION We have reduced
the prices on all boys and ehildrens Clothing
"A. saks 6 Co.-Adrt
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GAS FIXTURES.-Over two hundred vari
cites in 2. 3, 4, and II lights at prices to suit
the times, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A. SGiiu.
Ing. 73leO2
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FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toto's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t cOrrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dYSentery and diarrh9a, whether arising
IN teething or other causes. An old and
wektried remedy. Is cents bottle.
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ATTEMPT TO hill A GROCERY CLERK
Yesterday afternoon two cOlored men entered
the grocery store Of A. W. Waite, corner . and
IOth streets northwest, and on being refused
drlnhS one OF them picked mp a pistol that
Was lSlng on the counter and Snapped tf nj
DiIVer Prince, the clerk. The pistol was NOT
discharged the man not knowing how to nan
DE II, and after some trouble IL was taken
nom him, when the rOughS left the store
Both are known and most likely viii be ar.
rested. -
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The CASE OF SHEHAN, CT -iGED WITH AT
TEMPTED OUTRAGE ON JOHANNA WIDMAN-
Yesterday afternoon in the Police Court
tActlng Judge Walter,) the case of Daniel
Shehan, young man ~ years old, charged
with having OH Thursday night last assaulted
With intent 10 outrage Miss Johanna Wild
man, was continued after our report closed
Mr.. ID. +. Cahlll for the prisoner, and Mr.
COyle for the government. Mr.. L. G. Cate teS-
lined thai he lives at the corner of Sth and g
streets, and was at home last THURSDAY night
About O'Clock he heard a voice at the corner
which he recognized as Shehan'S, and walked
out OF the house ana saw some man walk
away, but did not STE johanna Widman. The
voice was not in the alley, but on the street
Also heard a female voice say, GO away and
leave me, or 1 viii cal Nh Gate" He heard
the voice that he recognized as Shehan' about
9OclOck. The man who walked away QiG so
al a leiSUTely gait.
Officer Block testified that he arrested She
han at the corner OF 9TH and III streets, but he
broke away and OuJran him.
Inc case was continued.
This morning Mr.. COyle said that, after re-
hCctiUn, he had come to the conclusion that
The charge was not sustained, and TO ask a dis
mIssal OF the case He had, however, prepared
charge of assault.
MI. Cabin, for the accused, after cOnSulta-
ton with friends OF the accused, said that he
would not lnterpOSe a special plea aS he in
tended, and, Tor the accused. would plead
guilty.
The Court (Justice Walter imposed fine of
s. and costs.
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A WEEKS SANITARY WORK.-Health OIL
Ger TOwnshend has filed With the District
Commissioners report of the operations OF
his Office last week, showing :-NuiSances re-
reported, %; causes of death investigated by
coroner, II; pecuniary conditions inyesti-
gated, 5; burialS at public expense, b; tons OF
garbage removed 80; dead animals removed
III: priyieS cleaned by y. f. A Company. 5l7 :
unwhOleSOme food cOndemned-lljg pounds
beef, Is veal, y bacon, los dozen eggs, 81 egg
plants, Ia dozen cucumberS, / buShel beats
IL bushels beans and IS punches fish: 23f
animals impOunded, Is redeemed PIG killed l
returned, remaining in pound, and 81 real
lied.
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The causes of charity and education are
always worthy OF hearing. but when the
puDnc read the following experience. many
will write TO NJ. y Dauphin, 7. %. Bon -
New Orleans, with view ef following the ex.
ample:
Tine undersigned was the holder Of IVE0'e
Ticket, No. 3IB7g, i'm the Louisiana S.ata
Lottery, which drew the First Capital Prize of
one Hundred Thousand Dollars on Tuesday,
June ii, ISIS, said ticket having cost the sam
of Ten Dollars, and.the amount was promptly
paid on presentation of the ticket at she
office of the company.
w. 5. CAMPBELL,
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THE ADAMANTINE BRICK COM
l. PANY
MERCHANTABLE BRICK
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
delivered In any part Of the city.
These Brick make beautiful hard-hniShed wall,
EQUAL TO THE BEST HAND MADE
FRONTS.
Samples can be seen at
OFFICE NATIONAL HOTEL BLOCK,
corner Pennsylvania ave. and 9Th st.
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BUNTINGSi BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS. silks ,
silks, silks! lawns lawns! lawns. beautiful
lawns, ten cents white Victoria lawns 10 cts :
inst7o2 aSSoLtlileht 91 ISuIGu IaMns III WASH
sheetlng; pillow case linen; black, cream
navy blue, all wool bunting, p; beautiful lace
stripe bunting, .; black caShmereS, all pure
wool, 80; best calico, s.: the best and widest
sheetlng cotton made, p; ladies English
stockings, woven seams, p: immense aSSort-
ment Of chlldren'S cOlOred StOckingS-Adyt
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScherS Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No 900 street,
near 9th street. BY promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work n. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for for 25 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
by Thomas bowling, at IA 18th street. to.mor.
row at 10 o'clock. See advertisement
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w. III. NARROW.
COALg CO4yy
{Now is the ttme}
WOOD! to buy your WOODt
COAL
Best Quality and LoD Prices
Selected stock of celebrated Goals
"Lee'' White Ash,
"Lykens' Valley Red Ash,
Lorberry Red Ash.
In these close times to save money call early at
w. h. MARLOW's,
Sth and Il streets southwest,
Branch Yard. A, between I'd and Sd sts ne
Branch ONCE, Taylor's Cigar Store, cor. h st.
aad rev YORK avenue. Jy13-1m
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf
feN1Ds. Chronic, painful, and Frustrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
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~ CarnndrIet street So nri...n.

BURGLARS RAID On UNIONTOWN-It ap
pears that the two officers who were to have
been OH duty Monday nightiu UniOntOWn had
been excused on account of having done extra
work in assisting in quelling the riots in she
city; and taking advantage of that fact aud
the unprotected condition of that district A
number OF burglars entered the residences of
Messrs. GriswOld president of the street rail
road, Shannon Gather of the boy orator.
BTetZrOw and Garner, taking from the isst
named two pairs of pants, and a set of sleeve
buttons; from the second, diamond pin and
fine gold watch and chain; a hat from SIR
Garner; and the other escaped with no loss
No arrests have been made.
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GEORGE BOGUS,
ANTHRACITH AND BITUMINOUS coal
Wood Of all kinds Once sos 9Lh st.. between
ton guaranteed. YARp-14th st., between and
c.. WHARF-Foot Of 13x st. N
Having purchased largely prevfous Tn tina lata
advance, am enabled to sen at lowest rates. Cosi
direct from vessels at . reduction from Ordinary
rates. Vessels arriving weekly until close of nsyi
sion. 1y9-3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RASE BALL. National Grounds.
- NATIONAL vs.. HORNELLS
THURSDAY, August /, 1878.
$50 p. N. Admissio Is cents. IL.
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MOOD DELIVERED AT WHOLESALE
w PRICES. Orders left az the ONCE of John
Sherman Co. will receive prompt attention.
jy15-2W Z. G. GRANT,
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POINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER "SUF.n

cArkHRH
X
ii
DR. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY poR
C.ATARRH $500
q weH-kown preparation, never falling IN su,e
Offensive Breath, Hawking or Catarrh. HarmIsse
and pleasant to use. oo0
" W., q: ENTWIsTLE. corner 18th street and
fennsylVanla avenue, wholesale agent
The Genuine In Square Boxes with Printed d.
IoCu0ns Oqlsloe, contains q bottle and syphOn
Win DR. dARTLKYfs Phiisdelphia Medical Jour
Nal. frtce Ose Dollar. Sold at every Drug Store,
and by DR. HAKTLEY,
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SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! lawns lawns, lawns !
silk, IS; our one dollar and 81 y hack silk are
special BARGAINS; black silks, all prices, IS, Is,
SS sLS, sl;9: Carriers, III Market Space
goods in Washington Coiored siIks every
shade, including all the dark shades and ali
the light shades of coored silks: strined and
checked silks, immense assortment Cheap
AdCt.
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COAL AND WOOD.

LOW PRICES.
WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIES COAL
MAIN ONCE, wharves. mill and depot connected with
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade
MhaIVes factory extensive store yards enabling us
70 STOCK up largely when coal is lowest ofices
throughout the city, and all In immediate commu.
nlcatlon 1nsurtng Prompt attention to orders we
ties of coal at the very lowest prices
hemember, we insure strictly pure coal of g $40
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
MAIN once, mill and depot, foot of 10TH 18th and
"; 1915 1th ST. n W.; and Ell Pa. Sc Jyl3-tr
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Grand Extraordinary Drascino, Septens.
Der 4ths 1878.
ONLY 18, 600 TICKETS.
First Capital Prize, $500 600.
Second do. do. two of 500 600 each.
prize less than 81 600.
. Whole tickets, 80: half, $40; quarter. $50;
tenth, Is; twentieth, "a.
send TOR plans to
MANUEL ORRANTIA
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GRAND FNCURsION TO GLYMoyT
NJ Of ST. PETERS SUNDAY
SCHOOL, TIL URSDAY, August EssSS
1, 1878. Steamer Express leaves
7th-street wharf At m. Cross wharf. foot 9Th
wharf $50, 7.h-street wharf O'Clock. Ticke.s
90 cents, fy30-2t.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO MARSH

StNDAf EXCURSIONS To MARSHALL
~ HALL. - Steamer 'sMattanoSs
leaves 6th-st. wharf EVERY sim ssrSlk-A
LAY, at $50 y. m, for Marshall h
Hall; returning. will arrive In Washtputo,, .. O ~,
y, IA: NO pains VIII be spared TO make these eIcng
s,ons quIet ana agreeable. good Band of Mnsic
mas been engaged for the SEASON. Fara r1nn5
-l, - oNLto. Iyl2-2m
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EQUAL DIVISION, No. 3. .. OFT.
EXCURSION TO FORT MONROE,
NORFOLK and THE C4PEs
SAIII klAN

Steamer JANE MOSFIY
and II, 81.
Meals on hoard, 80 cents. No liquors sold on tb,
. .1t Sleeping accommodations furnished To
IKQ OKu
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DOES DEATH END ALL,

Doe. Death end sii' Then whence the power
rn.t move. mi. uondf fOus frame'
whence the decree that 10 bran
Mar queneh iifcs niful nsme'
Matter Il ssnsclcss aLd tnctt
-rts dead-it cannot move
without -Ome power beyond it-eh-
None can this met d.sprovs'
No. Death sndalf Toe humsn brain
with grand ides- how riic.
Wills moved 10 rapid action
By that mystery called his
1at vben the swful voice of Deslh
Hath summon'd life away.
whst is this woniroas, subtle efsin
Bat inert. ssnssless clay
no.. Death end all, This human life,
Ne ehiliren OF the sd.
what IL % bat Divinity
The breath Of mighty Godf
Brssthed IN mans nostriir. ere he vcks-
No reads the sacred reroll
And man arising from the dust
Bsesms living soul.
Does Death end all. ys skep,ieslf
C.n aught destroy Gods bftaihf
Will u not live sternally
saperior TO DEATH
The Power that org.hizsd the brain.
And set u into play.
Must stiii exist and operAt.
when man has passed awiJ.
Doc. Death end all Beiiey. u not
rninss ssithiy must dspsrt-
Ths mountslns. seas. and sun. aud moon
rrom thar nxsd vtsnss may start.
s;ut vsss kternity. u. waves
Forever on will roll
Nsaght can ae-troy the breath Of God
The wondroas human sonl.
-Iraaei. \. SsitA.
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Tns man that did this Is the fastest
type setter on record. II must be true.
for he tells II himself; "lou may talk
about setting type in rush and max
ing fast time. but when was young.
and my fingers were nimble and my el-
bows timber. used to be counted a
pretty good eompositor. l remembsr
one night in particular. when l set
2OO0 ems in an hour. out OF u bag. by
moonlight. and had to take every letter
70 the window to see what Il was"
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Dxrosrrs Of cou OR BULLION received.
Dathsroa open account or 10 issue CIR.
ffYiCATkB therefor, payable (at the option Of
ths hoIder) In uold HIN or Ban Francisco; TO
nHks collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, or advance coin .nereon woen
sorUsried 10 ne Parent hank In San francisco; |;
sclis Bills Of Exchange, and transacts General
bAAkinR Business.
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A xrsrsrrn wa. riding through a sec

A MINISTER was riding through sec
ton OF the State Of South Carolina,
where custom forbade innkeepsrs to take
pay from the clergy who stayed with
them. The minister in question took
supper without prayer. and ate his
breakfast without prayer or grace. and
was about to take his departure when
mine host presented his bill. Alb.
sir," said he. 81 am clergyman ."
THAT may be-" resdonded Bonifaee.
"but you came here. smoked like sin
per. ate and drank like sinner. and
slept like sinner; and now. sir, you
shall pay like sinner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

A cLKnoYNAS. having been indicted
into q living in Kent took occasion dur
ing his first sermon TO Introduce the
word "opties." At the conclusion OF
the service farmer who Was present
thanked him for his discourse, but in-
tima,ed that ho had made mistake In
one word. soitening down the severity
Of the criticism by saying 1--WE all
know very well. sir. what you meant"
On the clergyman making further in
quiries about the word. the farmer re-
piled "what you call hopstieks. in
this part Of tho country we call hop
poles."
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REV In WIoaiN SAYS:

One OF the beet remedies for cAtarrh. nay. tho
best remedy Ne hsys iound In lifetlnle " saner.
ins 10 slINfUilDs RADICAL CuiiE- IL ts not
unrlr s.nt 10 tass through tho nostrik. and there
come. with each bottle asmall Elsss tubs for use
in irhalation, 10 clears the head and throat 20
thoroughly that taken essn n,o,n ~ ~ on
ahls harkiae during the entire day. but an unpfe-
eeientet Of voice and rvspirsioy ORGANS.
Each paeksgc contains W sanfor,iia Improved
Inhaling Ttbr with fuli dircettous lor u-o In All
eases Price, tiIo. for sAlc By all Wholesale an'i
Icta Dtugglsis and Deslets thrvu,hout i'e niie'i
states ard CanaGas. WEEkSa ~ lLii, u.nerAl
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caeariy AFnicTED.

Nays 2 Q, 9,n,ertA 4 Co; n.rsg ssySso1 Ss,s'ss
~. R'sit;SS.Ir: 's ,sss,n cxsx, 10 al uss sSs
sffilcted with this al.sase. wA greafiy amieted
with u for long tlms, and eurcd " viz we oo..
was AZ Ain taken with Catzrrh quits severely, and
Immediately cut for another bottle, which nned
ne All Tisht giving u,e relief from the ni.t uoss
4 am ronndent thai this rrmedy viii do all that 70
Claimed for II, and more too. wlshing you success
IN Is Introduction. am 'srS 'rsl{ ~ salru.
Denver. Oct ISL Of smith = Doll.
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rairn EVERYTHING.

1, I e S.ss HS..s S..a SsS sssfer5s sS:s & fabrS CT
CURE fo. CATAi,i.ii. AID Il has given perieett
issS@ s nm. sass ,sss sd h. si,ss ss rs.s
therefore take pleasure In recommending W use
" all aficted with Csisrth OF any Kind. and oncf
,. Yen usly. W. y pAeAh"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

an sufferers from this dissass That ars sniious
Coo.ump,Ive Powders. Thee Powders ars the
only preparation known thai Will cure Con.
sumption. and all diseases OF the throat and
luns.-iniecd. 90 strong 10 our faith In them.
ami alao 20 convince you that they are no hum
bus. We will forward 20 every suneNf' " hsn'
post paid. nee Trial Boz.
We don't want your monsy until you ars PET.
fectly satisfied of their curative powers.
your life 10 worth saving. dont delay In giving
ihess Powders trial, ~ they VIII surely eure
Price. for large Dor. $500. sent 70 any part Of
the United states OF Canada. By mall. On rsesips
OF price. Address: yo,urSs.
30 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Nj.
feS Taly
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
HUTLLb AND hkbIAUhAnIps
BOWERS MANSION
WAsH0R VALLEY, .i.


THE MOST BEAUTIFUL. ooNyR. 49,
l nient, heaithful and pleasurabls
place Of rssOrs TO bs found in the STATE D.
" OPEN S for VISITORS. PLEASURE PAariEs
Lovely groves Of fruit and ornamental trees.
Rrassy Auns, Q nns croQust ground. swings,
ETC.. Tor the frss use and pleasure Of the gues.s
Aho hot, cold, steam and plunge baths. with
bathing suits Fine shoo,ins ground for shoot.
Meals a all hours Of the dsy. Charges rsa-
sonAbls The bsr connected with the houss 10
we'll siocksd with the choicest brands Of Wines,
Inc yirpnls ana Truches Railroad psssss
within snort distance. and light wagons con.
vsy guests to and nom tho Mansion frss OF
70 rrss use Of the grounds for pienies At
rirsIei.ss pasturss At 81 per month.
mysom m M NAT. HOLMES, Proprietor.
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