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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-14

THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
IN THE FIELD AGAIN.-Forty- five years since
Congressional temperance society," was
formed, under the lead of distinguished Sen
atOTs and Representatives, with other officers
of the government. This organization has
continued, changing its basis to total absti-
hence to meet the case of poor Tom Mar
meetings on the new platform: MIR. Presi.
dent, the old Congressional temperance So
eiety has died of intemperance, holding the
pledge III one hand and the champagne bottle
IN the other" We learn from Rev. Dr.. Chick
eringr its secretary, that he is about making
The usual effort to ascertain how many mem.
OerS Wish 10 add their names and influence in
lion, ON any gentleman in either branch, or i'm
any department, who will send his address to
him at Kendall Green. The anniversary
always crowded and of great interest is To be
held at the Foundry church Sunday evening.
as usual since 1885, after WashingtOns birth.
day.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS in hosiery, odds and ends
OF the best English and German hose for ladies'
and children, at half price this week only, at
Chas. Baum's, 40S It'll Street.-Adu.
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WORKS OF Aria fine collection of faienee
ware, with Italian works of art and Lpzic
glass IS now ready for examination at the
Ssie>rOom OF Mr.. Thomas Bowling, corner of
pennsylvania avenue and 11th street, and will
De sold AT public sale on Wednesday and
thursday, 18th and 18th January, at 10 O'Clock
each morning The collection also contains
hhe Dlack marble twenty-one day French
clocks. A Visit will convince all observers that
me collection is well worthy of public appr0
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CLOSING SALE or GOLDWATCHEs, JEwErRy
&C.-ThOmas Bowling will close out the ele
giant consignment of unredeemed pIedees
from 5. GOldstein& Co. this evening and bar.
gains may be eNpected.-.Adct.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID &, MANN.
liz desires the attention OF the public 20 the
CHOICE STOCK OF
BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL
Always TO be found at his stalls Nos 6s8 and gss
Slh street wing Center Market, and Stalls AHflaf
NOS. ~ and n Western Market. Open VIZ
=, Orders faithfully filed and purchases de- sse7
HNtfeQ Tree. ocfI Il
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHEr SIGNAL OFFICER,

"dsIIFIIEIUII JdNUdEy II IoIS,
For the middle Atlantic states. falling, fol-
lowed by rising Barometer. stationary or
slightly lower temperatures westerly winds,
cloudy and rising, followed in the southern
portions by Clearing weather.
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BANKERS.

e5e, Sl0O, S2OO, $500, $1,000
LEX. FROTHINGHAM q CO., BANKERS
"a and Brokers, No. II Wall street, make for GUS
toners desirable investments of large or small
amounts in stocks of legitimate character, which
frequently pay from 1--WE to twenty times the
amount invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried as long as desired on
deposit Of five per cent. Circulars and weekly re-
ports sent free. ap12-eoly
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
"A will execute orders for the purchase or sale of
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins,
Commissions IS per eacA 100 shares. Stock priv.
ileges negotiated on responsible parties only. Cor
respondence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member
Am. Mining and Stock Exchange 30 Wall ST.,
New York. Reference, ID. r. Manyan, esq,
President National Trust Co.. New York jan1-
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The CAPITOL ROBBERIES.-LaSt evening Of
heers Boyle and Scott arrested Sidney Hen
ming, white, charged with being implicated i'm
the robbery at the room of the Senate commit
tee on patents, .. s. Capitol, early Saturday
morning. Detectives Co0mes and Miller have
succeeded i'm recovering the silver pitcher and
French clock, which were among the things
stolen. and it is likely will get more. These
depredations are of frequent occurrence i'm
that building.
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MEDICAL, &c.

hIhlOhLs &C.
S5o REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS no
% cure any case OF Female Weakness. ITregular-
teS and INSTRUCTIONS. Thirty Years experience
ofhce SOC ID ST. S.w., opposite Smithsonian. j9-2w'
LIVERY DEsCHIPTION OF CURABLE DIS
~ EASES SPEEDILY REMOVED. -Drs.
this city who can permanently cure all cases OF
Nervous Debility: Impotency, Lost Vigor, aud all
sonian Institution. n-Im|
nR. LEON, The Oldest ESTABLISHED and only Re
consulted every Tuesday, "Wednesday and Saturo
day. at No. sos 9th ST. NV, from to O'Clock
An Female Complaints quickly cured once and
Residence, Monroe ST., Baltimore. noyl4-ly
CONSULT DIR. LEON. the oldest established
~ specialist in the city. He guarantees a perma-
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and i'll treated cases speciality. thorough cure
or OF no charge. Separate consulting rooms 500 9Th
nR. REULING, Surgeon in charge of Mary
- land Eye and Ear Infrmary. Baltimore has
consulted every "Wednesday, from u 20 o'cIock, AZ
No. LOS Pennsylvania avenue. ocJ12-eo4m
nR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
shattered constitution in four weeks, from what
ever cause arising; Failure Impossible. Beware Of
s6st S mo oaeT sGocaed Free Prescriptions
gensise. Whatever has merit must cost fairpric
DIR. JOS. JACQUES, University Place. New
York. Druggists supplied. Ie27-Iy
OFFICIAL NOTlCE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can b,,
- consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at his
ONCE. 921 ID ST., between 9th and 10th, from 10 s
PM, on ali diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, ImpOtency. Premature De-
cay. Nervous Trembling, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart
DImneSs OF Sight or GiddineSs, Indigestion, &c
&c, all resulting from abuses in youth excuses in
manhood. and early indiscretiOus, GonOrrhea
Structures and syphilis quickly cured. Dr. r. is
native of Baltimore with IL years ey Derience In
special practice, endorsed by the leading physicians
oil MS city visits Washington every Wednesday
Persons nf ipaIrr
nlent tor any OF the above diseases. will find il 10
their interest 10 call upon him, who will insure
honorable and scientific treatment and cure guar-
anteed in every case he undertakes. win refer his
patrons 10 any OF the leading physicians of Balti-
more, and show letters of Testimonials from the
same Can or address as above, or 70 10 south Eu-
law street. Baltimore. maT20-ly
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PosTPONEMEST OF FURNITURE SALE-The
sale advertised 10 take place tomorrow, on
New Jersey avenue, by Thomas Downing, is
uhavoidably postponed until Thursday the
18th daY OF JlnuarN.
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IN JUST RECEIVED AT
VIM. BALLANTYNE'S,
42S 7th street.
Az An around " nnd Palette; by T. w. Champney.
Real Boys and Girls; by Mary c. Bartlett.
Th ne story dt OF Creations BY 3; NJ: Campbell.
The Cedars: More of Child Life; by Ellis Gray.
The Conversion Of Children; by e. T. Hammond.
d26-tr
lNOAL ECONOMIZER saves rs per cent. of
~ COAL and prevents clnkers.
Sold by grOcerS and druggists.
General Agency, 313 9Th Street NV. d29 I'm
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BILLIARDS are interesting, amusing and
healthful. 4 visit To the mammoth establish
nent in the National Theater building is the
swell thing -AfyT
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The DEATH or VICTOR EMMANU EI.-The
Italian residents OF the District generally at
tended the meeting of the "Unione FrateL
lama Itallana' yesterday afternoon Mr.
Marco LOrenH presided, and appropriate
speeches We're made in reference to the de-
ceased King of Italy, and a resolution was
adopted and cabled to Rome as follows: That
the coincidence of the society and the italian
residents of this city of Washington. ID. c.. be
extended 10 the bereaved King HuIabert l.
and family, and 10 the Italian natiOn.r
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TOHN X. KELLY,
LADIES, GOODS.

GONE OF THE CHOICEST LADIES AND
- MISSES SL0AkS Of this seasons impOrIa-
reduced prices.
-, FLANNEL ROBES DE CHAMBRE from the
An elegant assortment of newy-tlesigned
FLOWER GARNITURES for party ami reception
dresses; also, MUSLIN and LACE SUITS and
OVERDRESSES, at
JS-lm NJ. WILLIAMS.
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Ar Admirable Invention for PrOtec.
ton Of Life and Property at Rail.
road CROSSINGS,

The best contrivance in the way of an at
tachment at railroad crossings for the safety
of life and protection of property we have ever
seen, has just been erected at the crossing of
the b. 4 U. road at III street and Delaware
avenue northwest, known as the Railway
Safety Gate, and placed there by the Railway
Safety Gate company, Gen. LySander Flagg,
OF Pawtucket, Rhode Island general mana
ger, who is now in this city for a few days
The carriageway at this point is siXty-seyen
feet wide, and when the gate is extended
across, perfect barrier is presented TO horses
and vehicles, as well as pedestrians. The iron
post OF standards from which the arms eX-
tend, containing the simple machinery used
III working it, are located on the street corners
by the clIrbStOne, and the connections between
The posts are so perfect that the guard or
Waterman can, by means of a small crank
Win SlSnt eAertIOn, open or close the four
gates in from three to five seconds of time.
The whole cOntriyance, except the swinging
arms. is made OF iron, simple in design, Orna-
mental, easily worked, and the whole perfect
~ protected from the influences OF RAIN snow,
ice, OF any other elements usually affecting
the operations of machinery. When the gate
IS open the arms are in vertical position
and by means of flags attached by day, or Ian
approaching trains. When desired to close
the gates the crank is turned, and the arms
quickly descend, meeting together in the cen
ter of the carriage way and resting on self. adj
iusting supports The operation is surprising
~ rapid, effectual, and should be seen to be
July appreciated.
IEt>c gates have Deeu uSed lOf some time
on many OF the railroads diVerging from BOs.
ION, in New York and in the west, with entire
satisfaction, and the Baltimore and Ohio road
has permitted this one to be erected at the
point stated, twhere several bad accidents
have 0ccurred.) to test its merits. Mechanics,
civil engineers and railroad men are daily WIS.,
iting it to see its operations, and the first
practical one has yet to be found who is not
OutspOken in its praise. will doubtless be IN
universal use at all railroad crossings through
out the country, as the result will be to pre-
vent accidents and the consequent costs of
lawsuits. 1t received the first prize at the
Centennial exhibition, Philadelphia, where it
was i'll constant use al Belmont avenue during
the exhibition and has the endorsement of all
railroad men who have adopted it on their
roads.
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6lS.d&kIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-14

~ Hats, Watches, Pistols, Jeweiry, &C., can be
sold for the highest cash price. Gents Clething
especially desired, for which the extreme value
Vii bePaid, by calling on or addressing HERZOG.
s16 ID street northwest, Orders promptly attended
W. oep1-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-14

REMOvAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, me " eiI
~ noson Practical Halter, has removed =
msde % order, RmoceliDg Of SILK hats -
peeaaHp Sep19-U
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CATHOLIC CHTRGH NOTES.-THE st. Peters
Library Association. connected with ST.
Peters parish. Capitol Hill, has e.rcted perNia-
nent officers. Is follows Patrick Hickey pre-
sident; owen DOnnelly, vice president; Jas
+. Hardin, secretary: y. ii. Shea treasurer:
Sistant librarian; George F. Hardin, Daniel
Foley, Chas. Davis, Benson Kelly. John Mawds-
ley, directors. THE collections in the Cath
naTies, 50 far as heard from. are as follows
Immaculate Conception church, 500: St
Matthews. $50: st. Stephens. so: Trinity
church, Georgetown, SO: 81. Mays Germany,
$780,; ST. AUguStne'S. 81: with others
throughout the archdiocese. amounting to
S2,G62-16. The condition of Rev. DR.. White
does not improve, and it is feared he will never
again be able TO Officiate at the altar
Prayers were requested in the churches yes
terday for Sister Gonzales, SuperioFess of the
Home oil the Little Sisters of the Poor. who is
dying with consumption.
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BERTHA NON HILLERN N WASHINGTON.
DIS. Lincoln, Bliss, Johnson, and thirty others
of our prominent physicians, have united in
an invitation to Miss Bertha Won Hillern 70
give one oil her exhibitions of genuine endur-
.tnce IN this city. This young lady is to start
ut Odd Fellows Hall, Friday evening, the
18th, nj o'clock, and proposes to walk eighty
nine miles IN tWenty-SlX consecutive hours as
an evidence OF what women can accomplish
by proper exercise and correct living, Miss
Won HilleTn is now in the city and is preparing
Tor the coming trial by daily excursions in the
surrounding country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-14

STEAMED OYSTERS. Is cents,
Raw, per dozen, 20 cents.
Chesapeake House.
1215,1: FINLEY s. SUPPLEE.
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Amusements. Etc.

National TEeater.-The beautiful opera,
Martha" Will be presented here tonight by
an amateur troupe, which is composed of some
of the best singers in the city. The cast is an
excellent one. and cannot fail 10 make ii a
success. The chorus is very large consisting
OF between forty and fifty voices all good and
MeH-trained, having been for some time under
the direct supervision of Mr.. Harry Sherman.
Tomorrow evening, Max StrakOSch's Opera
Troupe will present the favOFite opera of
Aida with Miss Kellogg as Aida and
Miss Cary as ''Amneris," and MessrS Graff
Verdi, Comfy and GOttSchalk, in principal
roles.
JheGter C6miQue.-Mr. Sid. France will ap-
pear this week in the sensational drama.
" Marked for Life, or Dead to the World" A
great attraction will be a large ballet troupe
Other attractions viii make an interesting per
Torrance.
IGHmQdge HaU.-The young people OF the
+ street Baptist church will appear here. to-
night in Aunt POlyS Singin' Skewl." As the
entertainment is for their benefit, no doubt
the house will be large one.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Il j. GEORGES, Citizens, Military, and
u Ndvat Boot, Shoe and Cater Manu-
fdcturer, 218 Pennsylvania ave., 9Th
would invite attention to his large stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS- of hisv
own manufacture, the material anu work
manship OF which are equal to the best custom
tcork, and which he offers on terms favorable to
purchasers particularly to those who appreciate q
geed article. Having made the fitting OF the feet
study, his work does not produce corns or bunions
and those afflicted with sore feet viii find relief 10y
wearing the articles which he manufactures, He
gives each purchaser box OF bis patent leather pre-
server and water proof OH Composition, ,otthout
charge. nov28-tr
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" EISNER d cos
MI DUTCH STOMACH BITTERS,

IbUOHtkuHtB " UuuQ bUttfI.
suffered for years with pains in the stomach,
headache, congestion of the blood and loss of appe
tfte; was weak and exhausted that could not
attend to my business. used several remedies
but to no ayail-until received your STOMACH
BITTERS. / keep it constantly i'm my house, be-
cause it has cured me entirely. My desire for work
has returned, and i feel like newborn. can rec
ommend your Bitters to everybody, and 1 say it
should be In every house.
/. JONAS, Wilkesbarre Pa
For sale by all Druggists, and WIN. MUEHLEI-
SEN, 918 9th ST. nOrfhWest sen1o-m w q tr
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las. II. VERMILYA.
LADIES FASHIONABLE BOOT NAkER.
$40 9th STREET OPP. PATENT OFFICE.
A fine stock OF Fall and Winter BOOTS OF our
own make, for sale at very reasonable -
prices. sep28-fr
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THE CELEBRATED VIENNA RoLLS.-Among
the numerous articles DoolCH'S Yeast P0trief
is used for. are the celebrated Vienna rolls
which are SO delicious, palatable and heal by
If you have not the recipe send three-cent
stamp to Dooley q Brother, New York, and
you viii get il, together with many other
valuable cooking recipes. by return mail.
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NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-AM MEDICAL
~ ESSAY, comprising series Of lectures deliv-
cred at kahn's Museum of Anatomy, New York,
on the cause and cure Of Premature Decline show
Ing tndisputably how lost health may be regained,
Anording clear synopsis Of the impediments to
marriage and the treatment OF nervous and physi-
ca debihty; being the result Of twenty years,
eIpertence. Price % cents. Address Sec't'y
AAHN,S Museum Of Anatomy, 66S Broadway,
New York. d6-3m
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HoSEY-Hn9 Il Is Inc parost sweet nj
the world. /, il. and has been, used in
the healing AT, 10 ths satisfaction oljhous-
ands. Who can say ought ofwhi,e, beau
uiul honey, gathered itom the countless
Thousands OF the fpl mil flowers that
adorn our fields ard gardens. HoRE-
HOUND What mother lives that IS not &C.
quainted with its virtues ia bauishing
Coughsa and Colds from the family; why
il is so well known that every candy shop
wOaid lose is custom unless %hurchound
candy occupied a place. and the most
prominent place ia every showcase.
TAR looks black. aud ladies' raise their
skirts for tear - getting their clothes soil
cd; yet IL Is the vegetable production Of
the beautiful pine tree that grows in our
southern forests; and by the aid Of chem
istrY IL Is found % contain medicinal quali-
ties universally admitted by physicians Of
THE Lighcs. Standing. Us preserving quail
tiles are well understood by every ship
owner; and when contacion. disease and
death ialcct their vessels they iumigale
the polluted ship from stem 60 stern with
tar. thus removing the demon Of disease
aud death. iplufing the health and life OF
every passenger on board. floSEY,
iIoREHOuSD AND TAR, combined togeth.
or, aidei by science and the highest chem.
teal skin, form u remedy admitted by the
most experienced physicians as the best,
most certain and harmless preparation
ercr made leF-the 3adt'si and specify cure
of Coughs. Colds. !iorseness, Influenza,
and all bronchial affections leading 10
Consumption, from which thousands arc
suffering. 1his valuable remedy Is known
as
liALEa HoaLY on HaREaouNp AEp TAR
Price 90 cents aud 81. Gftat saving by
purchasing large siI;. sold by all drug
gisia.
pJgEg-fooTaAcuE Dnoe3 cure in one
minute.
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siAMmlMn.

WEifss-nAI&Es September 20. 1868.
al ihe home OF the bride. ~ Rev, A. y.
Truxai. Mr. W. II. Wsim. OF bridgeport
Pa. 10 Miss Elmir, J. ~llaines, Of Mineral
Point. Pa
HAY-FnifZ -Og:ubsf 8, is39. ~ She
residence Of the hiidue parents, by Rev.
j W r. 0inlefser. ST.. Calvin Hay ID
Miss tliea Fritz. toih ~ spm9fsot county
Pa.
LARuE MCKENZIE - sspicnbe'
30. 1873. at r0eahontts. Pa. by A. J,
Atoaef. sir. Dennis Ltfgc 10 Mrs Hannah
Mckenzie. both o! Garrett eoipty, Mary
lsBd
TitENr- sruTzNAN- May 20. 1913,
at BioyAlaan, Pa, by Rev. n, luceook.
Sic Parker Treat 10 hiisa Rachel tlals
man, both u Somerset, Ia
pEfEINoN-llEFFLEY September
81, 1913. by Rev j. ! WEIGH. Mr frank.
lin + Peterson to Miss Emma l%ltfileY,
belh Of siiaef-si eegaiy. Pa
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uclroR's NorUcr

William A. Borierl In the Court of Crmusaa
81 Pleas at SawcFsVs tuuty.
Lauren MorrcN No NI Apr. Terra. tNst.
Noluntary Assignment
September : lNiN sen petition So a~sstEare
by VII kouuts lsi. ha attorney. ise ,eayt
appoiut ~ n SCuil AwlitHr, O Distribute ,ao
Nnds Ia thN hands ui the AsafgUrV. to ant amgt 4
those legally entitled tterrtN
Extract irvmthc Rvcori. ccrlaoi o. GhScpt,
ISIS q. T. kUUSEk. Pre-
will attend O. The auties 81 the above ar{aiat.
mont at my ethics ia the bafvaHu 90 Somerset On
Thursday ut "a l>iN attecioekF "a. ID ati
day EpN SytEAa
sep. ~ AWtiter.
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| zeal NortCg

- H,rsh ffiediite, wtiow "a Atrta tfteiiiae
frhR tfiviiiae Mary iniefinartivi viih teha
MeHhienheissf Isaac kiefltfs fai ftsfh Agfei
trts,affiet Win N,sh u,aai rfthe state "a laptt
ANlshAHt u ieiilna, fustiius 81 NfN4ft tefffsfs
ffeeklln fFieftias ia ths state "a lhsA s8 sfe
hvfetN uetiaet 80 speeaf Al an NNieaue taHrfN
20 holt a. Nafnsfsst 90 Neraits thv Alfe iaN fi
Natvmhor nrNa g. testt ef fafWta tie Ntftrtsf'
So Asnfa tfieaiits, dseN. k4ths sFFftlFed rfteA
20 sha~ rausp vfS ths fsasa shsttf nf - sftt
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NcFh Et lNfN rtsfiH
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VA & R-sAss z-sEaAI posi-
SOMERSET a zssAALroIS sAILnoAD.
BALI III

RAIL RAIL- i :
Republican meetings will be held az the
iLe following lines and places:
Evansville. Wednesday, Oct. Q. p. N.
Welier's school house. Oct. 80. ~. N
B~lcks,owa. Thursday, Oct. 10, r II.
s.ogstowB, Thursday, Oct 10. q
David Casebcer schooi-h0Cse Friday,
Dc'. j, y. ".
H0oyersviIle. Friday, oct. II. lP. e.
S.4uioas Mills, Friday, Oct. II, sP. y.
Dayidsyille, Saturday Oct u, / ?. n
Rle4ds school house, at Milicr's Tan
merry. Saturday, Oct. 10. Up u.
Wits schooLhouse, Friday, October IS.
TIN.
Somerset, Saturday, Oct 10. IT, n.
Saanksgille, Saturday. oct 2G. ! p. N.
$ Z. TEEST, Ed. b SOUL,
Secretary. Gu. Rep. Co. Com.
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I EdAL NOTICE

40 Rose Aaa RaetJs ~ fovl iane. lattnasc.
rigi with Iahn iNlsDa. - ", khetaa a. e.
Rhosis, ssnRel = Rnssta A. Iaasaa Ghsde.
Daniel W khatts ibvae r. kh.tAL Sstsi
Eheads, NARY fAtceaaffiel Wlth 4eseia U0le
maas Harriet. ihtcfmarici wNh Dreaeilts y .s{eF.
Elien. intsruArfted with SAMUEL a. Nc81 Sfah.
interRAyttei vita paAsel NeVar HANNA Nas,es
sui tatheftnc NhsadA ali snstiisg IA smsa'
ta, Pa. uSccpt Harriet. tlHmA sai A tIssiH
who reside tn Iowa. Yau are hsgei. aouHaftfaR
pear a. ttfphsns' V6art TO BE- teAfat Somerset p
Mni4ia}. NeveuthpF n nast O. telrQf ar Hsis@
she rssl estate a nanssi Rhasaa NSoab. al the
appraised yttfe ~ sAew esesf wts the Nnis
ais1uit nn4 - uttt
Sesyia omsy 0tA W.rHGE
sep - IS >heltt
tkE
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M0alloLpER aerlemief -. 1919.
near Abanlsyilie. Ia. william Moehola
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-09

EXTRA LIABILTTY TO MALARIAL NJ
FICTION Persons whose blood IS thin.
digestion weak, and liver sluggish. arc
extra liable to the attacks OF malarial dis
ease. The most triling exposure nav.
under such conditions. iafcct q system
which, If heal,y, would resist the MAS.
matte faint. The only way 10 secure i'm
munity from malaria in localities where
il IS prevalent, is TO tone and regulate the
system by improving weakened digestion.
cHriching the blood. and giving q whole
some impetus TO hilary secretion. These
results are accomplished by nothing 50 ef-
iectively as iI0steiteT's Stomach Billers.
which long experience has proved to be
the most reliable safeguard againsl fever
and aguc and Kindred disorders. as well as
the best remedy Tor them. The Bitters
are, moreover, an excellent inyigorant OF
the organs Of urination, and an active de-
purenj, eliminating from the blood those
acTid impurities which originate rhegmat-
ic ailments.