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ElOR RENT
Il BY r. II. SMITH,
Zeal Estate Broker. LIE Droit Building.
Corner of 0th and p streets.

&22 81. NV, 1e rooms. mod. imps. ....yloo 90
9 91 l9tn 81: NV, II rooms, mod imps... 30 90
LID LIN 81. ny II rooms, mod. imps.... % OU
aoS + b. NV, ~ rooms, mod. impS........ Is 90
~ ~ 81. NV, II Is.. mod imps.. ......... IS 90
L. L. By. NV, 1roOmS, mod. 1mpe....... % 90
d5So 81. q. vs. rooms. mod. impS...... IS 90
1oo 1no stS n w., 10 rooms, mod. tmps.. 20 90
d a6 81. n.w.i rooms, mod. tmps. ...... Is 90
SD b st. Me-, rooms, mod. tmpS ......... Is 90
oV BY. n'e.s rooms, mod. tmpe. 30 90
"a It4 6t. &c.. 1ro0mS., MOD. imp6. Is 90
i sSOO maSS. ave. g., rooms, mod. 1mpS.... Is 90
LIZ mass: ave.e rooms, mod. imps..... Is 90
Houses and Lots for sale in ali parts OF the city
cent. anoQT ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-03

DR. w. T. OHIE,
IL HAD REMOVED
IFS GREECE AND RESIDENCE
ssIS In Ono, l21Q q s.yset NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-03

4eeru0e ssror~ Daily Circulation orer
1S,60O-befn0 much larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that of all the other daily papers IN the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-03

The Japanese authorities, backed by the
United States and Russian legations, seem to
have resisted, with considerable firmness, the
efforts Of the British minister there to dictate
to Japan the form Of her quarantine regula
tons against cholera. England's trading inter-
ests have been the cause OF more than one
preSumptuous act on the part of her repre-
Sentatives. In spite of the fact that she Is in
the right, Japan is doubtless shaking in her
shoes at her own audacity in snubblng Eng
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-03
Ihree7Story Brick Houses Nbr Sale


., Key of oficesin Vernon Row with Janitor, Room
issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month a bull.
ettn OF all property for sale and rent on NV books
which can be had on application ct my once or
will he sent by mail II desired, ' ~
~, 600, at Der cent aucs, r.
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ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A LARGE LO
OF LADIES SLIPPERS.

French Heel Kid Slippers, al sizes from I to 6.
....0 90
4 Large Lot OF Newport Ties, Button and
Cases Ladies' Kid Sandal Slippers, first
Olac1s
10 Cases Ladies' Goat Slippers 1t. .........,. 80
4 Large Lot OF Aisses' Shppers Ill Sizes,
Large Lot OF Mems Callers from ..... 90 to 90
Low Quarters from to DO
4 Broken lot Of Mems Lasting Congress
Il -
Mems Buckle. Plain and three-seam Shoes
..... 90
Army 09WoQ 1t.. j 30
A Large Lot of Boys Shoes, In sizes from I to
s, Lsee and Congress, at...................... u
Perso1s Purchasing to the amount Of s. or opey
will Be presented sotth q bottle Of
French Directing.
On Every Article Advertised a Dfscount
OF Five Per ent. will be Allowed.
aug3l-tr LEO. OLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
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FOB RENT AND SALE.
ONOPERTY FOR HINT,
L By B. o. HOFFMAN,
Heal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
10TH AND r Sta. n. ".


keA Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
10TH AND SITS. NV.
a a0o New York ave. w., Is rooms, furn. SlSo 90
20 n ave. NV 16 rooms. 100 90
Eenn ave. nv, business house. 49,. 100 90
1Os 1Stp 81 n w., - rooms mod. imps .-.. Is 90
~ LII 3d. NV, IL roCm6 mod. impS rs 90
10 !oln et. NV. II rooms mod inps.>>. 70 90
a. %. NV. III r0onss. mod. imps 49,. IS 90
r: ave. n. 2, IL rooms, mod. impe.>-. 66 90
0a0 "a 81 NV, II rooms mod. imps. $500. 50 90
~ 81 NV, u rooms, mod. imps........ 80 90
- N. n.W.s 10 rooms, mod. imps......., 20 90
FL IN 81 Nv, rooms. mod. imps. IS 90
oS IN ~. NV, rooms. mod. impe. IS 90
- ~ ots NV, rooms. MOD. tmp0. % 90
9zo 1Gn Ss. NV. rooms, mod. impS. So 90
d0zo 0tn 81 NV, 10 rooms. mod inps 49,. 30 90
~ Isl %. s.e., rooms. mod. imps ........ IS 90
~ Mo. ave. S.w., 8 rooms, mod. imps. -. IS DO
~ 40. ave. s.w., rooms, mod. imps. 49, IS 90
119 Carroll st. Sc, rooms, mod. irps.... 30 90
III CAiroll st. Sc. rooms mod imps.... 30 90
1923 9Th st. NV, rooms, mod. imps...... 20 90
1908 18th st. ~ rooms, mod. imps. -. is 90
SZ4 ST. s. W., rooms. Observation-Disclosures. IL so
14l8 new York ave. NV. store. ............ 70 90
!4z8 New YORK ave. u. W.. store. 10 90
A hne trent ONCE room, $40 St n.w...... 20 90
Once rooms ut 1418. 1z23 and 1926 New York
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
dOUSE Is ana LOTS In every section OF the city ut
prices TO suit the times, and terms that will suit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
eiSeWhefe. aus31-tI
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
usiness Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
TENOR, and not TO any individual name. Otherwise
sence, etc.
Checks ETC., should In oil cases be made payable
to the order OF THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COAPANY,-not to that of any Individual.
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Advertisers are requested to send In their en-
ncements early I'm the day rs possible, and IN
al cases before II O'Clock II. The insertion In the
same days issue Of those reaching the ONCE After
that hour cannot be assured.
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EALL STYLE GENTLEA1EN,S HATS.
Is, is.us. KNOX,S n. =. FALL
SIfEE OkASS HATS. Price reduced from
y 10 80, special attention Invited TO our Is -
Dress Hat. New patterns Soft and Sti6 u, II
Hats for Men and Youths. Bottom pTicss
B. h. eTINEMETZ, Hat+er
aue2l-tr 1857 Pa. 0ce.s next corner lSt6 ST.
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AAONEY To LOAN ON WATCHEa, Ola
AZ H0NDS: JEWELRY AND1ItvE
Loan ana Commission Brokee, Ik17 Penn1yfvSnis
Ave0oes WY11et4
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BARGAINS
ID UNPRECEDENTED AND UNPARAI.
LELED
AT BRODHEADS,
L*O6 street, bet. 18th and 18th
Ue1Ier's Celebrated Knitting Cotton - low -
DC. lW "a. spool Black Silk as low as &c. ETtr1
9 aAnty Bastng Cotton, &c. dozen. 20 Bone HID
GoVe Corsets, In boxes, only 0Oc. LADIES' and
SCENTS, Gauze Understands, CSC. and up Beauti-
Iul and most seryiceable Neck Running 1Oc yard
And up. Double width all wool, Black French
cashmere $50: per I'D, worth 6Oc. elsewhere.
I.y m0oi 6annels l2SS and up A genuine Guinet
value at ~. 7b. Dress Goods from &c. Der yd. un.
JSi1s0n, Cloths. Table Damask, Towels, Napkins,
ria Lawns, Swisses, Tarletans, Gloves, Handksr.
GSniels, Co,Iars and Guns, Hosiery, Ribbons &C.,
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OLD OL0THM9, AG;.L- Boz dsa.M IN
&C., CD 1th street eo1thWest ofers Gro0f baFRainS
He pays the highest prices In Cash Tor tAo 0SVer1i
- 1oV6-6
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DENOVAL.-N. CUNNM0HAN,
~ THBWzLL kM0NMPRACfICAk HAffK1, =
Has removed 70 006 It'll 0troet, boeWoon 81 and
{ SILK HATS made tooCdGe. INmod0linaa
q oflk HAfD opooeAafy. oeQI8-tP
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GSOyO8 cents yard.
., Kosy's Double Busk Corset best In the city.
Mime. Demorest's reliable Patterns.
JOS. b. BAILEY.
YoI-1 Cor. 7th and sts AZ
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN UHIRrS
OPEN FRONT,
Hea0y made, With Linen Sleeve Bands ana Isn~.
Ll1in9B 70 inc Bosom, made OF Wamsutta Huaff1
HAQ tWeny-0 ne hundred Linen. ready 70 puf -
Lol only xl.D. Our goods are mada IN n ~
guAantooo - represented
1actoLy-B W: fayette st., Baltinoro
oIAnco-AuU0 DC. NV, WAehingtou, my1B-Hv
s'THE sHEAE scgIHEsa sHInT..
~ eleG1ntly made Of drst clxss material win Isr1.
SeSve bAnoS and Linen lining to tho 6ooom: -.
uniSnea only 70 Cts; dniahed, 81.
Ine dAnni8 Shirt, - open bah. IN Of thu -
11A1rlA. ana also has Linen Ining ana LinS
hsnds; 10 only % CT. unnsishsd, and 6 O., n.
The cheapest Shirt In al the world ID an, v.-.
suIta y: ~; ready TO put on ct 81. 10.
OuI fruit OF the Loom" Shirt hss ham n N.
-. H tot long time ut 90 cs. unnnishsd, and ii
~. The W.msutta 9. xx Shirt 10 70 css. unnnishsa
Boys sh,rts. l2, 10y. and Ii inches. made q
MAmsuttA Muslin. and nne Linen Boooma onlV
Finest SPY Linen Collar for n.
- Sold at our Branch.
zoos y eeeeoo n.s0s
mAfH-u o. GEO. EEGINNUS.
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lssrscRwO0D'S
Edinburgh Magazine.

~ TIf-c ErtirIhtS IRE not stis'tlsas: they
rls,. che sriTal- ia ftlH snIat alspllt rpe-third
The pgieV ~ tbr Eurii>ls tdlllpn..
The .air.t afvaftrf< and lffsshNefses We (he arts
aud aiisnr,.. ihs. f,s,it Hssilslase 10 know slyr
.ineyay Department &c llteFatuFr. and ~ the
new pnhliriti0m. A. They E.siir ffom fhr press.
Hrr Tally Fesasssl aIiI tsfssscd IN Tire laTr- 81
tht-s. periodicals. III langaee n rrer CHAR. for.
gliae anil r1snureisrnsiyr. The Arflria- are rstn-
liinnly n,sr rnnlIrase aad oil % matter ihan
the average bapiks u the peFiod. 49,
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CULTIVATION or rnG oL.sn.

i
Whatever laay be said with respect 70
the posslLin,y Of making the cultivation q
the tea plant profitable mihe Uaitedotates
aud Il Is aoabtful whether we eoald grow
tea as chesply as We can import u there
is ever, reason 10 believe that the olive
coui,ihr successfully Nodded to- The ,lst q
our Industries. Il has bsen grown IN Cai1-1
f,,u,a ami South Carolina, aid might he
,atrodsccd without any Tear IT failure 10
amy 81 lhc lower tier u the Southesn States.
uur imported uii,es and tie oil expiesseu
from tne.n come irou, The Mednc.ranlau
,hares u Frame and different partso u Italy
whch.iihs ans Ton aud 4 qaai,er acres "
oiiye orchal md exp rs annually Of
\ oi,se oil alone from tut, q furiy miilions
( II g,ilans. The Mediterranean oliy,s are
n.ii h.dy, lie tees Suffering greatly y
] IA temperature ia winter f.,l, below ~
IRE ). Con-. etrnt authorities say ll.s
ssoheeuald easily lie grown ~ Southcrl
\ irslnia. the Garolinas. Georgia, l.onlslan'
aud Rlorida. The i,niuease demand 10
the iiuii aud The oil Vi the olive shouls
gIye stimulus to lis cultivation IL th'
States adapted 10 il. An acre Of lpn'
planted 10 olives will yield, il Is said. whe
the trees are in full bearing ! 400 pound
II olive oil !, or rougal, speaAlpg. 20
/ quarts. As quart fisk fol vii easl!
Sch lvr toi.ar h, retail III tbs countr,
ilhs inargnof Irr6t Avould obviously !
yer, great. Charlotte 0Lsrrcrf.
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pony RAISING.

Y v
There isa branch "a stock raising that
Americans seems 10 have overlooked. that
Z raising punie. fvr chilLren's use. ~
m,re bealthy recreation FIR children can
IL found than riding. Smlll Pa'nirs. Ike
those froa tie Shstllnd Islands aud Per
idala or Corea. cost little sr no n,Ore than
. large dog DOES. 20 keep. sui all suhif-
ban residences can easily sc;omnpdiie 90,
IN some of the out-hpu>es; or. teiherei 90
lawn. they will tlke the place Of a Lawn.
mower and u,iliz. the grass Tnese P.nies
are &c hardy nature. very intelligent aud
.fsctionste 10 eblldrca-a Noble. heai'h-
inserting playihiig. 10 eIantris, where
.hes are eoinrnob. lntiiy tals- ne iOl %
heir sag.ci,y anil fliihfulnes.. quite eqill
ing thai Of the no IL 81. Bernard dog !
will relate one oniy Of the nIny t,id. S''me
eh,,gyea AMI their shaggy Shctlan wrT"
v,.,,u1 % The lasu niar iaii. little
ri lsIl into the wUer While lhr oih-r
rh,laren we're mikirg great II 10 aud
na:se. Master Sirt'anl widcd INTO the
ss..d. took the little Das ~ 4. cloth, 10
Il. teeth. ard brought her mt sui laid b.T
- the shore. and stej her liuls h.e-
liking = slser sciipb % the insiir than
many narse would have done. 10 thu
might be added nIpy instances u this 1T
IL pet. s.escny. llas much bet er Z,
give our little oits such plIyihing thIiI
..,.,iscs them 70 the liability % bydropholi
tr.a feline or canine pet, They ne
L,,le Of grain iIieY will ia1 ample nonri'h
,ea, IN SUMMER ~ the lawn snd y. WIN
..s lhey are ss,ishsd With little eoir-'
Ia, and oceasi.,usl tii.bi " swsetMes
gse,s The ehildrea. fhcy thrive % 'i''
SD ,hs. ssula keep gvai. All are .
L.rd,. anil mneh m,re ornameniil; sn'
their compsnion.lip iasiiIls INTO The min
II iufant homsaiiy mqcb nsbie ihopgbi
,h.u he cat. dag ~ gpai i sspsbl; d ~
su,ring WIS nj breed Ihe1e dimnuiIr
har,e.. and spread il.m ihrcHgh The ls',l
Al l,,rnet Fair. IL L,,p.lun'. WI have srr
80 Scotch and Shriland rgn,es old =
f,om =. 80 10 SO ~ az each. Iast = he
.sane ii. ~ herds. tEn. three aud ivc
xe.r. III. IfLniDgl,i ~ ga the lawn vii
,he children. Ties nerd 30 breaking, b.
e...lorm ,Lsnpelsss 10 their llace ., $50
ply aud quietly ~ . child leirs 20 talk /,
aslk. Ii SINE paris u Wesiehfsier c'ur
~. Ny; ard portions ofihe y ST.
States. only Is Coz grazing. herds 81 The
a., horses eould be raissl q, eOnplfA
t;ssls triaing eStea.e. T!ns. VII lsot
s..mers would .eeare ann'hsr msikstsbi
ar...e. sof saLsILsn cf izeus could 90
,...u .Ll.slss 70, hat voald ennoll
is.irafs,e and s'len ,lielB f"r 'hsi
las.le = lie. My las th.s beeU osei
Looked.
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HOW To GET BIG CROPS OF
wHEAT.

The great object Of good farming Is to
get good returns for tue expenditure "f,ime
and money mot merely 10 get heavy crop
Cor one season, hut good crups continuous.
III. THIS can be done for any, ,number OF
wears BIZ ialiciaus. fpreiLongIit and good
cultivation. We will give one ms ance-
example i better tiianprec,pt. a farmer
for number II years had his wheat cruP
average forty bushels 10 the aero y was
always of the finest quality AMI over lhe
required weight. Ills ratativn 81 crops
has been: 1. cora; 2. harbey. with cl'rer;
5. clover; and wheat. snccerding sover.
lie never missed GRIP Of chyur. or seed,
ing il will, barley. hebarley, lie thinks.
ysssAer Lslps The. ,ypuFs clqssy by lhe,l'eAi
eshssiass .aI his eraEs efbsriey are always
heavy. The clover makes great growth
after the barley d cut.
He plows down the rank clover FIR p'r-
ley niue inches dcep; heg 'tes It one bar bar
no sing. then hsuls oar the manure aud
spreads h. lie plows this down sh,llaw-
80 that the fertilizer may be near the eur
Gee 10 noarish the ronts Of the wheat plant.
he s,ws his whelt with the drill. ane and
one-fourth bushels to the acre. Ills Earn
Is clay loan.
IA lie keeps large numher Of sheep. aand
to the regular system pursued. aud q th'
keeping Of sheep be attributes h's succt-
in farming. % that he Is gaining ever
year, his land becoming mere ferIil-. ~
his crops mure productive. lie believe
nothing improves wvrIrout far" m'r
than psstaring sheer. They spread III
manure eveu,y over the whole feil. an
the.e Is no better fertilizer than the drol
pings Of sheep.
The system 81 tbs farmer. th"ush EN-
inenfls successful With him. may By ciLeI
lie somewhat modified TO snit their rirenH
stances. The same rotation Is not equal
applicable 10 every locality and every vari
~ of soil bnt 10 al regular system
essential 70 secure c.ntiBuous good er"F
and il Is necessary that the system be ~,
~ TO add 70. or At least preserve the fertll
~ Of the farm. lalsaing not only fpr q
present. mt FOR fuIare years.-DAi
ssore Amerfom :.
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DEPTH TO SOW WHEAT.

The s,Oner the kernel sprouts and get
above tue GROUND The better and stranger
The plan and the thicker il viii stand 10
ilastrlt: in lny younger days made ex.
,,erialrnts with tie deplh.of planting whe.i,
plant. Z he kernels 81 = Whole head %
ihi. manner; IN uuo Of our garden Lc,l'
fground gad,d I've sc inches deer) 1t.
serrcl 90 10 surface; III. one.f.urlh inrh
,leep; 81. anr.liaif inch .ieer. I'D . ~ e
quarter of an incl, deeper each iimr) nnii
the kernels we're plsnsj. The resnlis-
lie one ~ fls surface ! Is nearly iwn weeks
heiore Il spruricI aud made nlis. 4 z ~.
ans fourth iu,h Gcep, - ~ 10 three
Gnrihs. caine ~ lie Ill, sna 5th ,lai..
/ viii lie nrxi wr,e la,er; The la.t ni,e w.s
IurieeI las. ii reaching he ,trf ". MI
~. tluse snd nne-jmlf me Fl j, cp; ",'
clmc up after thai tine ~ examil ipg
found that the iLree nest kernels arrs
.pronied. bHt no e | ef ,rr t,et got srraui'
/, the sirise. the ksrntl- planted from iis'
ta ssyrn inrl e. dc p fo.t-l without . ,iei
81 ,proaifpg. We hid the kerps pl,ni, !
six ibehe. apart " Itso fnw1 A. tie euf
q liz Ne,k,. the pl.ni. stOo thu, u irs
had three sifavs quite sifmg: The pns
f,arth. II srsus; lie half insl,. sirs4,
aud =, on three sd o..e.Il1lf inel. ssrl
I seal single srau il never gpt s'rTg. a
though, il grew sDall ~ ,h.rt te q. 81
ss kernel. Il emit ae,l wer" plump ab'
90 4 the ,ne H. h bal el va rsy :
* weeks. ini .als ferfer,ct seven gwr
hssd.. Willie lie me f.nfIh inch prrfscie,
went, .oBe rpd heads. The one ~ III
-urT.er made three gs,,I hrs,l-. tie uma !
lie Que Ilabisd Two inches deep ~.
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New sui.-erli,r.. laptasing early fbf the yrar
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given ia clubs. 1885,
10 .srurr premiums u win ~ ncr-,ary 10
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rIlE .ARGEsTi TnE cnEArEsT
DEMoREST'S

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full III will D. furnished % application ~ y.
IL JENNINGS pEMtlHEST.
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Child isoyears old las nm attack Of
Group ii nlgLi. Doctor At distance What
is 10 be dune. IS. s.s g,
The child should be immediately I'M
dressed. aud put IN warm bath. Then
give an emetic. composed Of nne part 81
antimuny vine TO two Of ipscac. The dose
is taaspoonful. Ii the antimoas Is not
a,hahi. siye warm water. Asasiaid and wa
ter. or any other simple smvtic; dry the
child. aud wrap il carefully in a warm
blanket. TIT
Young lady sits in draught. and cones
home with bad sore thloat.
wsspfi irDsl arauaa the ihrnat. keep
gu, Of draughts and sudden changes Of al
mo.phere. and every half hear lake pinch
IL elllmitss fpoia.Il, place i. On sLe tongue
ami allnw il 4, disco re IN The month.
i Nurse suffers from . whitlnw on her hrgc'
Place lie whitlow IN water as hot A. y q
be horne. then Ionltice alth lii-sard .,rrl
tax ny care % mix little grease with ID,
paultire. 10 prevent i from growing bard
Blihe and aud pgultice morning and even
ing.
Child falls backward against tub .
boiling water. su.l j. much scal,iel.
Carefully uudre,s the chill. lay Il on !
bed. on It's ireasi. IS the back is scaldcd
be sure al dranghts are excluded. the
dust over the PARTS sealdtd hi rarhunsie {
,o.la. Law muslin over il /. then make \ tent
rs Z acing two boxes with bIard ",'
I them 10 the bed. 10 prevent the GOVERN
from pressing On the seald; cpysr warmly
Child has !. bad earache. Dip a plug :
cotton wool in olive oil, warm it. and plat
in the ear. Wrap up the head aud kes
uui of draughisr
some one : nO.e Llreds. and cannot
stopped.
Take plug If lint, moisfen. dir ~ en-
i parts ~ powdered alum and gum arall
\ and and in-rrrelin the Dpse. Battle I
y lVrel.e n IN cold w4ie-.
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People ar. eetting sequalnted-end nos Who
are no, ought 10 b.-~ith he wonderful mcriisof
that gruat Amencm hemsiy. ths
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Easa aHa77 %
nLuliS

u riiit.. ~ fur o. snsfe IlrFs~n-. fhu.s fnnr
rwplss II ElarkMus 4 Or II pns RntitS will ie
self ~ unr ailrs. CIR s.a.Sa: four ropics " 10
snir i.asirNs ansl isIarswpsi or sis and ~ On.
Tarlnlis ~ srn ~ nsagv. II aaIslllinR 3. ilr =
iavr di-raiild. r,iss sralls Win " allowed 70
the setter W u he club. n
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Gee . week In your own lawn. Is Ouiat
400 fr.v. Va Ii.k. RrsLr. if YOU want
I'm. mess ~ whirIi ef-nns ofrihsr scx ran nfake
sreat lely al the time hsv work. wsite i's Ili.
,i.lilars b. u. IlallKrT 4 ca; Portland. Maine.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thaiiniment ysry naturally originated m Aineris
"a, where nature provides m hef iahotnfory such
surprising antidotes for the maiadies % her chill
drtn. rs famo has been spreading for % YEAR,
uatii now Il encircies the habitabie giobc.
ne Mexican MaMang Isininrnt NJ matches
remedy for flextnnai aflmenisnf man andbeasi.
Toafock ownerS and farmers Il 4 Invaluable.
4 single bottle often saves human Iifs % ".
stores mo uscfainess Of an exesllsut borse. on.
cosg. or asccp.
Il euses footFo,, hoofaii, hollow horn. grub.
scrswyworm, shouidcrrot. mango, the bites and .
stines of oisonousTep,:les and insects and very
such drawback 20 stock igceding and bush life.
cures every external trouble q hor.es, such
siamcncss. f-rnschea. swinny. s9rnins, fOun,ier.
wind, sail, ring .yono, cte., etc.
The Mcz:eaa isEEtans I,nimcnt 4 the quickest
cure IN the word for accidents occurring in the
family, IN 90 atcrnee ~ physlcian. such AZ
burns, scalas sprains, cuts. etc., and for rheuma
! fiar. and Etsfncrs cngrnderrd BY exposure. Par.
ticulariy vainAble 10 Miners.
Il d ths cheapest remedy IN the world, for u
prnetrates he muscle % the bone, and single
appiicafion "a FracrnIiy euf1cient tooure
Eexican Mustang I1niment a put up n three
sizes az bottles tho larger ones being prUpcrton-
aseiy much ths cheapest ao,d cvsfywhsra
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n gau uiAke money l.-lsrss va.s ~ Taftn
w. ~ aHS thlng else falftsi nj fttgnifrh: VI.
y ~ siari On rtg gsrr lis u hatssf niar w ts
inilTisttinis. Alsn wunieu. i,y. al,a sill. want.
i'arils Fllhs aissi isalns lfee. .Ndslrvy- TnrE A.
%, Augusta. Mslnr.