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FEMALE SUFPRAGIsTs SUBMIr-Stephen s.
who have gained considerable nOtOriety by
refusing to pay their taxes because female
suffrage is refused, have at last decided that
discretion is the better part of valor. Their
farm has been regularly sold by the tax cOIec
tor and rebought by them of the purchaser for
several years but this year it seems they have
decided to keep their property of the collec.
tors LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-26

r AME AND SICK HORSES nrn
IL nOunced incurAble cured free Of cost *
GILES LINIAENT IODIDE AMMO. IN
MA: spavinA splintsa Ringooass, IA
without blemish. 6rains, shoulder Lamen asS
Navtcular Disease. Shoe B0ils, cure guarantesd
Send for pamphlets containing full inform sfion to
DR.. WIN n. GILES, 120 West Broadway, New
York. Use only for horses the Nntment in yellow
CkOAW1LL. 1y6-eo3ns
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MINNEsoTA's WHEAT CRoP.-The Pioneer
Press editOriaIly estimates the aggregate
wheat crop of Minnesota at 25 OD0, 900 bushels,
acreage 1901, average yield per acre Ii
bushels. Below the line due west from ST.
Paul the yield will probably be 10 bushels per
acre. This region furnishes three-fourths Of
the crop. Above this line the yield is estimated
at Is bushels per acre.
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A TROOP OF BALTIMORE GAMBLERS have
been paying cards on Sunday afternoons in
the old Methodist cemetery. They have even
gone so far as to use the tOmbStOneS for card
tables. Ball games have been played fire.
QuentIy upon the grounds, and one Sunday a
cock fight was arranged In the excavation of
an old grave.
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, BEING NO. 491 G ST. SOUTH

WEST.
By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated August III
9th A. D. 1876. aud duly recorded in liber i:::B
No. S2I, folio 800 &c, OF the land records EAR
for tia District of Columbia and by direction of
ton, in front OF the premises. on MONDAY, the
26th day of August A. ID. 1878, at clock p. NJ.
part OF Lot No. B. in square No. 1872 in the city
Of Washington, improved by neat two-story
brick house.
Terrns of sale: One third In cash, (of which $50
must be paid at sale), balance In six and twelve
months. with interest at eight per cent. and Sc
cured by deed OF trust. The terms to be fully
complied with within FIVE days of sale other wise
the trustee the right to resell at risk and
cOST of defaulting purchaser. Ali veyanctng
auei4 eo&ds ROBT. Il. WARD. Trustee
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WATER CURE FOR TRAMPs.-The Holland
ers have plan for squeezing labor out Of
refractory prisoners which is admirably adaps-
ed to the case OF the American tramp. They
pop the lazy bird into deep ciStern and let in
water just SO fast that he can. by pretty active
pumping, prevent himself being drowned
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JEs So.--A man in Portland, Me, the other
day was asked BY member of the greenback
party" You start bank and issue slO0. 600 i'm
bills and keep on hand only $1,000 In coin to
redeem your bills can you call that redemp-
tion?" He replied:-"There are over 4O.O0O
people in Portland, all OF whom win need cot
fms some time, but we have no need of 1000
collins constantly on hand.n
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR LABOR AND MA.
l. TERI Ais FOR TIL &c PROPOSED BUluJ-
ING FOR THE BUREAU OF ENG SAVING

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITRCT,j
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGT0N, -. O.. August 18th, 1878
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office
until IL m. on the BOTH DAY OF AUGUST 1873.
for furnishing and delivering the site OF the pro-
goeed building for the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, Washington, ID. c., all the common
NJ, more or less, half red and half arch.
Also, sealed proposals for mixing and putting In
the concrete foundations, and setting OF ali brick
and stone work up to nrst floor level Including the
furnishing OF the stone work, such as stills, water
sand and cement.
Copies Of specification, blank form of bond, and
any additional Information may be had on Ann. Ca
ton 1t this omne. JAS. q. HILL,
aug10-mwf,6t Supervising Architect
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CoPPERAs AS A DIsINFECTANT.-The Scien-
titfc NesoS, of New York, puts copperas far
above chloride of lime as a dlSinfectant. Ii
says "a couple of handfuls of copperis thrown
into bucket of water will soon dissolve and il
can be used freely and is a valuable disin-
fectant, The best plan is TO Ell half barrel or
keg with water and suspend withlp 1t mod
crate sized basket full Of copperas. "a ms
way ii djssoveS more rapidly than when
thrown to the bottom of the wooden vessel and
thus supply is always at hand ready for use"
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THE LATE CARDINAL FRANCHI died from
anxiety and OverwOrk. In reOrganiZing the
department Of state he was often compelled to
work late In the night, seldom leaving his desk
habit to examine carefully every subject that
belonged to his department. He was also
quite sensitive by nature and keenly felt
than
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w ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer.

VALUABI e BUSINESS PROPERTY 'FRONT.'
ING ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
G AND II STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
No. 7O7, AT AUCTION.
O'Clock I'm shall SELL in front of the pre- ina
misses. part lots No. and 8, In square 454, ~
having 81 fest front, containing 602 square feet
Terms: One-fifth Cash; balance in enc, two
three four years, for notes bearing interest at
7per c ut. per annum from day OF sale, and So
cured b. deed Of trust on property sold. All con-
OF sale, au218- eO1w, sd
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DR. RECORDS ESsENCE NJ LIFE
- heetorss manhood and the vigor Of youth to
Sne most shAttered constitution In four weeks
EALUE! IMPOSSIBLE. This life restoring rome
~ snSoio De taken by Ill about to marry, or Who
1avo oeCome weakened from excess or any other
water 9uenchss thirst. D per case Sole 1aant'
Dr. jos, JACQUES, ] Universify Pisca. Ses
xorks Drt0Gtsts sNppl5Sd. fSnl.tS
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.UNCAAsON Bros, Auctloneers
TRrSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROf
EktY, LOCATED ON Pm NsYLVA 81
AVENUE, BETWEEN 23D AND PAT

EN EEN Z3D AND 18TH
STkEETS WEST
=, By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date "a
In Liber No. 772 folio 453 &C.. Of the land II
Iec record; OF the district of Colunbia. and at The
will offer for sale at pubic auction. Ia front OF the
premises, on THURsDAY, the 10Th day Of Au-
5r Of ana and IN 1h te pse ee
OF Washington District Of Columbia and known
and Designated As al Of Lot No. 2, IN Square No:
property being now occupied IS . Stone Yard.
Ter ms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale at
cent: per annum, to be secured by deed Of trust
required at time Of sale. II the terms are not COM
llieo with within five days, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell said property at the risk and
OF the defanlting purchaser. All conveyancing ct
purchasers cost.
PHILIP =. LARNER, lm....
au16 3aw2w CHARLIS T. DAVIS, IruSteeo.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A THREE-STORY
SJUTHW EST CORNER OF AND TWEEN
2TREET4 NORTH WEST

TY-FIFTH STREETS NORTH WEST:
BY virtue of q deed Of trust. hearing date III
the 25th day of April. A. D. 1877, and re-
corded In Liber No. S51, folio 222, &c. OLLIE
the Land Records OF the District Of Columbia aud
at the written request Of the party secured thereby
we win offer for SALE at public auction. In front Of
the premises. on THURSDAY, the 9th day of
September, A. D; 1873, at $50 O'Clock 2: m; all
that piece parcel of land and premises located in
the city of Washington, District of Columbia and
known and designated as part OF lot No. IA, in
square No. II. Beginning for the same at the
northeast corner Of said square, thence running
south Is feet; thence east ID feet inches to the
line Of 25th street, thence north to the place of be-
giRning. together with the improvements fhereOn,
consisting OF three-stOry Brick and Frame Build
Ing. -
in cash al ths balance in SIX twelve and eighteen
months. with interest from day Of sale at per
cent. per annum, to be secured by deed of trust
the property sold. A deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired at the time of sale. II the terms are not
complied will in five days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell said property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at
purchaser cost.
THOS. H CALLAN, rr-..oo.
aul6- w3w PHILIP r. LAIN Err, ! Ai"''oo0'
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania avenue.

FACTS THAT CANNOT BIB DENIED,
FIGURES THAT CANNOT BIZ BBA TNN
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOB
RELIABLE GOODS.
LOOK At THE FIG URE6.
Ladies' KID Button worked holes. ...........H2 %
Ladies' Check or Plain Top, Button. ......... q 80
Ladies' FCXed Button Boots. @ to q 30
Ladies' French Kid Button. q 80
Ladies' Best French Kid. A. B. G, ID, 81 80 to g. 80
Ladies good FOxed Lace &aiter. ..........., l. 90
Ladies and-made Slippers. ..........36c. to l. 80
Ladies' French Heels, BOxtoe. ....... 81 to 4 90
Misses and children g Shoes cheap as anywhere
In the United States.
Gents Calf Congress, SeWed ~. 90
GentS' me Ca1 Congress. z. %
Gents Hand stitched Calf Congress- 3. 90 to 4. 80
Gents Gold Leather Congress. I. %
Gents low-Quarter Shoes. to 8. 50
Gents working Shoes. l. 90
Boys and Youths Shoes cheap,
EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED.
PRICES GUARANTEED THE LOWEST.
No Br0Hch Store. Only OHe Prtoe.
auel4-tr 6EOR6E MEGA RTHY,
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YOKE DOWN TO EOUB CENTS.
1ORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOB q. 10,
9AS-LIGHT OFFICE
octl-n l11 0nd as ION ssraae.

Nv OHD HAND SUIT = better aud cheaper
5 I1sra a "a Stld ,e NEW ONE. Try st
md 1th streets nv. n. B.-Very good pricas usid
Tor nrst-cleee Secondhand Cl0thln9. MOI IN
mail promptly attended ., fSiiivS
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TNHE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
401 Pennsylva,sta Acensse.
SIGN OF THE BED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.
ATTENTION, LADIEEI

ATTENTION, LADIEEI
A large St of LADIES' NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS. all of %.
nrsr-clsss quality, made from The best &
French kid. which have been slightly dam
aged by tho great, heavy storm Yesterday
August 5Ih, will be sold at great sacrifice
BOsTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
49l Pennsylvania Avenue.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
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GREAT INDICTMENT TO WHOLESALE
BUYERS.
100 pair of Ladies' French Kid Button Trent and
Circular Seam, Worked ButtoA Hole at....42 70
100 Pair Of Ladies' French Goat Buttons
large Lot of Kid Button Boots, diff
ferent Styles and Sizes from. i. 90 to 90
good Fo1ed Button Cater ut. ...... 70
Plain, Lasting. Lace and Congress,
Good Quality, from ..................76 c. to 26
ATTENTION ID CALLED TO LARGE LOT
OF LADIES SLIPPERS.
French Heel Kid Slippers, all sizes from 1 TO 8,
Large Lot OF Newport Ties, Button and
Lace, Good Quality ....................... 90
Cases Ladies' Kid sandal Slippers first
second Quality at g
10 Cases Ladies' Goat slippers at. .........., so
A. Large Lot OF Misses Slippers, all Sizes,
A Large Lot Of Mems caters from l. 90 to 90
Low Quarters from SOC. to 90
A b oxen lot OF Mems Lasting Congress
GaterS al. .....:....................1 IS
Mems Buckle, Plain and three-seam Shoes
w
A Large Lot of Boys Shoes, In sizes from to
Persons Purrhdstn0 to the amount Of s. or ovey
t0itI be presented 10Th q bottle Of
French Directing.
On Every Article Advertised Discount
of Five Per Cent. Will be Allowed.
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BUTLER's PETITION-The Boston Traveller
states that as about 5000 names have been
appended to B. r. Buffers petition, which has
been circulated throughout the state, he will
formally announce his acceptance Of n0mis
nation probably by tomorrow,
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Ste AMERS FOB NEW YORK.
.sERlAAN LLOYD.

6TILESRIF LINE BBxWHBS EBW YORK.
EOGTa6HPT6N AND HEHAIH
The Steamer Of this Company win sail every Sst-
0fdAy from Bl einen Pier, foot Of Third <e<cuo
street, Hoboken. Rates OF passage: EA&M
Prom New York 70 Southampton, Lon. ~&SsEkao
don, Havre md Bremen, first cabin, 500; second
cabin, sD goi; steerage, $50 currency For freight
or passage. sH.siy 20 OFLRICHs CO,
apl-6m . Bowling g reen, New York.
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THE Gu AID STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
D1SWEBA INV YORK AND LITBRPOOk
OALLlX2 A CORK ARROR

PROM Nv YoRK. / TRoN INV YopH.
ASy. 49,. y nj Aug. g Parthia: .Thurs. sep. 10
es eSSs s ksIsiai. Vel Wsa s Ss g
s HTMs,,a. W. Sep II Ageria... Wed, Oct. 9
Anu overS 10 owing Wednesday from NeU Yorf
Nv as.mr, stTEI OF PAss19E. -.
oeoCf0lne ~ D oommo6ationa
0lD gold According 70 accommodated
Tickets 20 Paris, tlb, gold, additional
Return hCke.S ON favorable terna
nteer19eet ssrS low rates. Steerage tickets frum
Liv0poo2 M Queenstown and I'll other par1a of
8nfope IT 0r est rAtoa.
through bills Of lAding given for Belfnss, 0iae
&oW, HAvre, Antwerp and other portz On tie Don.
B100t, arc for 4edfteffAnoAn ports.
xoe freight srd passage apply q the ComsAny's
S, No. y s1n& 9feen, or both sfeeEaSe and
11&ton, D. @
J16N CHAs. .. YRANOKLYH, Assna NY.
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TUMARi LINE.
NOTICE.
with the lew Of diminishing .ne chances Of
collision, the tsAners OF this line take \ Uoctbc
course for ssAsOns Of the year.
On the Oh. ara passage from Queenstown 10 New
York or Boz y, crossing the meridian Of 30 ut =
IT., or Eot...-.S 70 the north of g.
On the hor rssrd passage crossing the meridian
q 20 Of e ID. or nothing to the north OF l0
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FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,

FRON REV. JOHN GREGORY,
Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at
PItStOn, Lrzerre County, Pa.
My Dear SiT:-Having at various times, person.
ally and In my and other families, tested the
great value OF the medicine called PERUVIAN
SYRUP, OF PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROTOX.
IDE OF IRON, 1 most cheerfully recommend 1t,
especially 10 those who are suffering from dTSpep-
erful Alternative, 1t is 1 think, unsurpassed; and
as tonic free from all the Objectionable features
of alcoholic remedies, 1t Is most efcient auXil.
larry to the temperance cause. One of the greatest
hndrances to the temperance reform at present Is,
as think, the medical use of alcoholic slim ulantS.
Whatever may be argued as TO their necessity In
certain cases, we have In the PERUVIAN SYRUP .
safe and efficient substitute for those dangerous
remedies. This testimony Is given unsolicited,
with the hope that some who are not yet &C.
cine may be induced 10 give 1t a trial.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY.
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THE EVENING STAR
August &c, 1875.

f1UE ADvKRrIsINe. Millions OF dollars a-e
annually thrown away In rlis country In useless
aud Legitimate advertising. The experience Of
all enterprising and successful business men IL that
nothing repays so well the money invested - Advef
Using In . paper which EVERYBODY reads. That
is the true way to secure publicity. The best ous.
ness men know the value OF advertising In such .
papef-and such paper Is THE EvKNING STAR.
1t has the largest circulation In proportion TO the
population Of the city In which it Is printed Of any
paper In the world. 1t practically covsrs tal
sch0Ie Geld.
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TUE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

Around the World In the Yacht "Sunbeam, - By
Mrs. Brassy; illustrated, $50. The Atlantic
W. Benjamin, H.: s.. The Speaking Telephone
and Taking Photograph, by g; B; Prescott III. /;
ker, US. N; maps, &c. Poems and Ballads, by
swfnba,ne; second series, q. 70: Legacy, BY
tune; paper, soc. Mag: A Story of To-day; paper
6Oc. Miriam's II eritAge. by Alma Calder; paper,
75c. The Canoe and The Flying ProA; paper, &C.
For sale by AOaUN BROS.s
ts24-tr booksellers and stationers. lois Pa. ~.
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SUHkE.,' AHBAN0El1NI.
FOB NORpOLKs RORTRESs NONROE AND

CUIK ID, ARRAW6EIIWWT.
THE SOUTH.
INC gWlft 40 elegant iren Steamer LADY OF
The LAKE Oapt. G. j. BoNHI-
VILL1, ies-ee 6th-street wharf q
until furthe5 notice, eveAy MON
DAY, WElbh ESDAY and FRIDAY, u o'cl'k
p.m., connecting With steamers foF Boston. Provi-
0oace anu o.leT Northern Points. Returning
loove0 Norfolk every TUESDAY, TBUHOAY
md SATURDAY. 1t O'Clock p. m.
FOB PC fUAAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMP8ON, Captain JOIN
=. WOOD. leaves her wharf, termi- -
mus Of 5th 80 9Th street line Of ears
At An, three times Der week. for
CufriomAn, Juini and LeonArdtoWn, stopping a
lntegmediste iandin9s each trip. Days Of sailing.
nme - Steamer AAttAno.
For further formation, apply nc the once, oveE
Metropolitan Sank, Knox's Express Once, or u
Ne Company Wharf. foot OF 9Th street.
Baggage CARED for on application At Kno1's IL
~ Once. SAMUEL BACON. Pres't
3D.. ACClHELLY, Agent.
Ste AAERS FOB NEW YORK.
To Steamers JOHN GIBSON aud j. o.
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier q East <e6ho
River, New York, 1t 4 O'Clock p, IN. ZAl46p
evofy BAT Z SDAY ut p. m. George
Down every GONDAY, and Ale1Andrt1 same day.
Freight u n 1t lowest rates. sof Information
ncpy q 0ddGo over Metropolitan Bank, 18th gtrhot,
o TO X. z. DENHA4. Agent, Water Street.
Georgetown
apS1-u SAMUEL BACON. President.
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STEAMERS, &c.

T The Steamer AATTANO, Capt. 90
W. H. Byies, VIII make three trips
md one to AATTOX CREEK, stopping at inter.
mediate landings going and returning FOR further
Wood Ono, lila and a06 Pennsylvauia aVeuua
md At wharf. foot Of 9Th and n Streets.
Ap0O-N q. TUCkEB JONES, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
9 SAMSTAG, Auctioneer.

g SAMsTAG, Auctioneer.
stock Of Fancy and Millinery Goods. The UNIV
goods must be sold on account of rebuildingSG
The store to make room for the fall goods;
WE HEREBY NOTIFY VIM. P. LANGLEY,
Wy Mrs. Simpson, Galiaher, ?. G. somss,
ss ssa w. A. III that the
will be offered for sale al public auction at IL m.
ale paid on o. before that day. ,,,
n j. STELLWAGEN, Auctioneer, 613 7th st.
TRUsTFEs' SALE OF Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENT kkICK DWELLING, ON TIL e
sUU1 SIDE OF ''F'' STREET, (No. 80, }
Between North Capitol Street and New Jersey
Avenue northwest.
18th, 1875. and duly recorded in Liber No. tyS.(
s25, folio 478, one Of the Land Records for u
Washington county. District Of Columbia, and at
Il written request Of the party secured thereby,
the IN Al aav Of 81
t.mier, A. u. 1873, a. 81 O'Clock p. M, all that
certain piece or parcel OF ground, lying and being
in and s5y Dstrc Of and
e"snty-two az, In Abner B. Kelly's recorded
Subdivision o. alD To- in Square numb red 81 4
huhd,t and tn enty eight 628) together with the
imp ovenentS thereon. Consisting Of nearly new
m' deTn cCDvepiences.
Terms: One-thrd cash; and the balance In one
and two years, at 8 per cent. interest per annum.
secured by deed of trust on the property sold One
ccnve. aIcing at purchasers cost. Terms TO be
compiled with In seven days.
M.hhnN ASHFORD. lTrustees.
MARTIN NJ. hOHRER. AiuS'oe''
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TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails. Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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FROM A PHYSICIAN.

HUM "A III 1SICIANs
NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. ., 1915.
Aessrs. SETH W. FOWLE SONS, Boston,
Mass:
rote Won several weeks ago In regard TO the of
ne "PKRUvIAN SYRUP, for my wife. who was
frertn0 from general debility, the sequence OF
typboid iysentery. / had tried the most noted
physicians this state and also In without
=, lief. At your recommendation she commenced
The use of the SYRUP. The first four bottles made
but little impression. but while taking the fith.
she began to improve rapidly, and now, after using
six of the dollar bottles she regained her strength,
and Is able do most OF the work about the house;
and feel that cannot speak too highly in praise
of PERUvIAS SYRUP. Ihave prescribed 1t to sew
eral OF my PATIENTS and have procured the sale OF
several dozen of Il here. You can make any use of
this letter that you see At. Yours very truly,
H. d. BELDEN, II. ID.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
CURES
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrh9a, BOils. Nervous,
Affections, ChilIs and Fevers,
Huinors, Loss Of COns,itu.
tionaI viger, NeuTal-
g.a, Female Conn
plants, and
ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
Oh ACCOMPANIED By
DEBILITY
a Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
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1t Baltimore and Ohio Depot, New
Jersey Avenue and G street.
TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS !


Tickets and further Information can be obtained
IN Washington at once Of the Baltimore and Poto
mac Railroad. augl4 Inn
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-05-23
New Preston.

The regular weekly temperance meeting was held Wednesday night It was of unusual in- terest.
 We had frosts every night last week. The thermometer indicated as low as 30o one morning, and ice was formed. Early gardens will have to make new start, and it is hoped apples and other fruits are not materially n- jured But "what is, is" and we may as well laugh as cry.
 Your correspondent Olive" last week, was guilty of slight prevarication in her story of the foxes She anticipated events for those young reynards were not brought to the village at all till after the Enquirer was printed, and mailed, received and read by it's subscribers. The statement she made can hardly he named what Beecher calles "white lie," but should rather, as it has since been verified, be regard ed in the light of prophecy. The sly ami mals, with five little woodchucks, and three ! Palace Royal" There's no knowing what Edward Cable will catch next. Where's Barnum?
 Rev. Mir. Lancashire and w. G. Clemons are appointed delegates to the Sunday school convention at Middletown
 -Mr. G. H. Hollister has been invited and will lecture on temperance inthe church, next Saturday night, the 25th lnst
 The New Preston Temperance Dramatic Club will repeat "Fruits of the Wine Cup'' at Kent, on Friday night the 24th. The N.P.T.U. orchestra will also go and provide music for the. occasion. sE.e&
 Services were held in the church, Sunday afternoon, and an affecting sermon was preached by Rev. MT. Lancashire in memory of little Charlie Pratt.
 We listened to a strong sermon by Rev. Mir. Lancashire against Fatalism, last Sabbath. The doctrine that what is, is; and that what is, is right; is not exactly right, for man has free will and may choose between right and wrong, and caa do either right or wrong. A man may choose to follow certain profession through life, but a network of unexplainable circumstances may spring up about him and so entangle him that the beginning is never commenced, His will is to follow the profes- sion but circumstances have bound his will and made it the deadest of dead letters. But there's difference between professions and right and wrong. OLIVER.