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National Republican., 1878-04-17
MR.. BRYAN REPLIES.


He Reasserts His Original Statements-A
Review oi Governor shepherds Lstter.
Mr.. Thomas Is. Bryan, District COnmIs-
ioner, has sent communication TO the
House District Committee, In answer to
the recent letter of Ex-Governor A. H..
Shepherd, addressed 10 the chairman OF that COM
mIltee Mr. Bryan's letter after relating the cir
cumstances which had called out his coinmunica-
tlon to the Senate committee. Rnd repeating the
substance OF thnt communication, Ssys the figures
of the cited in that letter admitted to be
correct and the records show the exact truth Of
every statement made by him IN regard 10 double
payments " contractors, false measurements CSt-
mates aud allowances as well US egTeglOus mscal
Cu!ntionS," and that millions OF dollars were
squRnderei upon pnNsmentN Of pine and hCmlOek
and tar and upon other III advised work
II Is emphutically denied by parties who ought to
know that the wooden pavCnent were petitOned
for except in occasional instances. Of pnvements
laid under twenty-niEe contracts, twenty OF which
were given TO one company all In two years every
single one was Obliged 10 10 rvlaid, at enormous
second cost. aud some Of these now need another
relaynS Upon such work these special assess.
melitS were mainly based. In regard To rents paid
for District oficcs MIR. Bryan says that the sum of
- go annual rent Is paid for the building now oc.
cupied by the Commissioners. The Board Of Pub
lie Works leased the building AT $40 per month, for
three years and Immediately repairs and additions
value Of the building Itself, mechanics being en-
ployed without any bidding or competition what
ever. At the end Of the short term the owner nat
uTally increased his rcnt 20 SOO. AMER dwelling
upon the structures OF the letter under review upon
the proprcty Of fmenloningslch matters. Mr.. Bryan
asks Shall not officers like honest men generally
call things by their right naIncsY and concludes
! by expressing his belief that Congress will make
liberal provision for the District iffully assured o
an honest and economical disbursement OF all ap'
prUpTiatUns.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
HOME AFFAIRS.
CIT NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
-shillington sends May number OF Harpcr's new
monthly magazine.
The water was turned on in the fountain in the
street circle Yesterday.
The Rev. 7. 5. Robinson has accepted call to
the Enon Baptist Church.
Tho Supreme Court OF the District met yester-
day, and adjourned until eleven O'Clock to day,
without transActing any business.
A Baptist reunion OF pastors and Others OF the
several churches will lie held at E.sirCrt church,
o'clock.
The sable choristers gave novel concert from
The eastern pOrtco Of the Capitol yesterday morn
Ing. and their songs were enjoyed by a large num-
ber OF people.
The large break In the sidewalk OIL tho west
side Of Eleventh street. between and streets,
Also the defects In the pavement at the northwest
corner of street. were repaired yesterday.
q Tho ladies OF the Mite Society of Uniontown
have opened series Of literary and musical enter
tainments, to be held Friday, evenings at the NJ. T.
Church, until further notice, or until the mites
cease to come In.
. Yesterday being the Anniversary OF "Emanci-
patton Day" II was celebrnted by the Stanton
Guards (cooredl, who paid their respects To the
the streets.
Charlotte Beckett WAS before the Police Court
yesterday morning charged by Mrs. Jane X. An.
drcws with the larceny OF an umbrella, and. this
for he grand jury
Charley oNeili a well known printer for
merry foreman OF TnE REPUBLICAN composing
room broke his leg in two places while on a.pleaS
ure excursion To the Great Falls last Monday lie
Is now at the Providence Hospital.
Hon. s. S. Cox lectured al the Mount Vernon
Place NJ L. Church, last night, upon the Poetry
ofhcchanism." The audience was o very fine one
and the lecture very entertaining abOunding iu
the wit and humor for which the speaker Is
famous
-Yncntan r. Marstelo a driver on the Anncos.
TIA Railroad was fined u by Judge Smell yesterday
for asSRultng o cUlorcd man named William
Thomas on the llth instant. Thomas got on the
back platform of MGrstclo's cur with q basket and
was stealing ride, when Msrstelo struck him with
his whip.
A new military company, " he known as the
Montgomery Light Infantry. has hecn OrgnuZed
with sxty.two members, and the following officers
Michael Ahcru, captain J. N. Keuugh, frSt lieu
Gnant; Edwurd fitzgcrnld, second lieutenant {:
Edward CorcOrIn, lint sergeant John O'Leary,
second sergeant.
The body OF the mGn found drowned at the
foot Of Thirteenth street Monday morning has bccll
dentiHcd IA that Of an iusAne COlore1 man. named
Joseph Kent who left his home In Man alley be-
tween sixth and seventh and X and $ streets
about three weeks ago aud has not since been
heard from.
-Abuut Ave o'clock yesterday afternoon n run
away horse came tearing down Massachusetts ave.
nue. causing pedestrians To scatter IN lively man.
ner. At The corner Of Ninth street and Massachli-
hetts avenue northwest the hor,e ran into a lamp
post, breaking the carriage to which he was at
hched and knocking down the lanp-pOst He
was secured before he could do any more damage
and returned TO his owner.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
The ProI,ibitiou Alliance.

The Prohibition Alliance Of the District Of Co.
lumba he'd a meeting last night in Odeon Hall,
with Mr.. 0. b. Brown In the chair, and Rev. c. W.
DensOn rs secretary.
Mr. Denison made partial report OF his visit TO
tue District Commissioners
Addresses were made by Professor Armes Hon.
Mr BraScome, of st. Louis; Rev, Mr.. Reed, Of Cali.
forniu; Mr. Parker, DR.. Joseph Walsh, and General
q. d. Hill.
Mr.. Alexander Lynch made u motion, VIII ch was
in the alliance unless he be pledged temperance
man.
committee was appointed 10 procure eminent
speakers and several noted gentlemen were spoken
d, and from indications the next meeting Will be
very interesting. The ladies will bO present, and
| there will be some good singing.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
Socipty Mites.

Mn Dr. Burnett and her little son afforded the
guests at Wllard's rare entertainment last even
ing in choice readings, rendered with dramatic
effect,
Mrs. James Todd. one OF the pleasantest lady
guests at Wlllards, leaves this morning for New
York city, mach % tho regret Of her numerous
friends.
Miss Annie Ward participated In a very fine en-
giving u dramatic play aud some choice readings
80 delighted were the Falls Church people, they IN
vicd Miss Ward 10 repeat the play In Two weeks
Last evening the grand old Hutchinson family
sang there.
On Friday evening there are 10 be theatrlcals a
the National Asylum for the entertainment of the
patients. Miss Ward will contribute 10 make thI
evening delightful. There will be dancing afte
the play.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
SO Flannel Suits tpure indigo dye. EprMASs
Hotel Arrivals.

81. Jiule'-J Il Mitchell, Frederick. Nd; IL II Reals.
ChICago: J y Roberts, Md; G Rnnisdei, Richmond.
Va Is h Shreve. Falls Church Va + W Cnppell,
New York; ] G. BuTrien, New York: William T Ar
mold, Gr, :etown; T TaKan, New YORK; N II Xix
ley. Il I; EG nelussers Philadelphia; T. Goodman,
jT, Miss W IlOyer PhiladelphiI Cheney Anes, Os-
weyO u CunTadp, phl'HdelphiG Virgin Wnlkcr,
Philadelphia William wilson and wife, IlnlOwell,
Maine; James l.ngh and wife, Hhluwcil, Maine;
e W Beckwth L 5 Il NJ; @ Il lis, NG u ID King,
Mich Miss l. HuCklN Pa Ch krnncrsOn, ms,
William DDdls and WIFE Less's Run; Mrs 4 II Va;
eth, PlllalelGhlu: Thomas llnmlin, Va; Mrs Marcy
Winston Va Mrs Jones Va q l. Sterns Sail or,
Va u lnOr S Item, Va; Myers, Philadelphia; W W
Sturdlrd New York J Rogers, New York; q
Cooper New York; W II JAMES, New York; W
diamond, New York W II Cse, New York; NJ
Moose New York q Granville, Vas Mrs II =
lIutclIn-, Va; PJ Wmsow, Philadelphia; y Hayes,
phRhrlphM Dnyis, New YORK; W W Brewster
New YORK; ] Il Walsh lchmOnd Nm II Walt
Richmond. NH J Myers, Richmond, NE Dr nHmil
and wife, delaware; Miss Maycs Va. G W jerks,
Boston, Mass j BumOcTger, Nashville, Tenn; Jenll
Philadelphia, W J Ludlow. Ohio.
MsfrOpoNtun.-RS Drane, New York. II Faipers
New York; G = Pollock, New York; Husewald, N
Mex 4 n Anderson, New York; q Euemer aud wife,
Md; q II ShUTTrtts, Md . Saluer, Nd: 50 Adams,
New Jersey; q q Conn, New York; bowling, CT
W Kuuer Va
HLprriuL-H ]. Beeham, Chicago; John Clouds
PhiGdrlpnn q W Edison and wlle PtsbuTS, Pa
A Boyer, New York; l. j. Murray, Richmond, Va W
G. Bailey aud wife, Cincinnati, Ohio Brown, CHI
cAgo: WIN Boston, Boston, Miuss. Jas NJ Stone, Ken
book, Maine; James T. Scott, Now York I Moni
bee, Pa
National Republican., 1878-04-17
The popular resort for clothing.
EEEMASs. Eeyenth aud T.
Another Murdered Infant.

About six O'Clock yesterday afternoon some
vorkmcn. while cleaning out the sewer at the cor
ner Of Ninth and streets northwest, found
dead white infant The body which presented the
appearance OF having been IN the water for several
days, was carried to the sixth Precinct Station and
the Coroner notified, After viewing the body he
save a certificate of burial and the remains wore
carried to the "POttsrs' Field"
National Republican., 1878-04-17
4 Novel Cow Case,

John Eccic vas arrested on June q, 1877, by or.
1cer Britt on complaint Of william L. Bramhall
q member Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, taken before Justice Paut and
lncl S. aud cost. The charge was Of permitting
the calf 10 sucklc the COW under circunl stance :
thnt were injurious 10 her. The decision Of the
justice wa- appealed from and taken up To the
Criminal Court where II wns brought before Justice
Ny1ie yesterday, and caused considerable mcrri-
m"nL II wns found that the cIurt had no juris
dicior and the motion o. dismiss was ovGrrulcl
Oh that account The District Attorney declined to
take charge Of H. as II was neither his Or case
and the defendant is left undecided what course
10 pnIsme In the premlscs.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
crrY rrEMs.

wnsoRs Con Lawn On AND blNnA-The friends
OF persons who have been restored from confirmed
consumption by the use Of this original prepara-
ton, aud the grateful parties themselves, have, by
fnl eflcscy. given the article vast popularity in
New England. The Cod iAver Oh is In Oils combi-
nation robbed Of Its unpleasant taste, and is rem
dered doubly effective In being. coupled with the
plying nature with just the assistance required 70
heal and reform the diseased lungs. A. ID. WILBoR,
Boston, proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
Youso PhorLE do pay sitsntion y your teeth
Clean them daily with THURsroNs Ivory PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrlfice known.
II will keep them through life In good condition,
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweetcn
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. 70 aud 80 cents per bottle
WELLS MAcHrSEsPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsT-
Ess arc still the best known. Tholr curative pow
ers far kurpass all Others.
HARD times demand economy. practice IT. by
reuovating your soiled gloves with JouvEFs mo
pERous KID GLOVE CLEASsss. Price % ocnts per
bottle.
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c7 Are you dys-
peptie, nervous, dull, and lansuidH Arerse to all
cxtrtion. Is your life miserable7 You require n
% blood. Take quIRR's iRisa fIa ihc great mouse:
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold ty all
druggists, 8 cents per package, which makes a
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stlht Does II refuse
to curl7 Dress II with THoNIsos's PoNADE OrTinE.
An oleaginous compound Of singular merits. IL
will improve IT, Sold by druggists, &c. Price Is,
and so cents per bottle.
paptS n nrbnr Spyputh and II
National Republican., 1878-04-17
VEGETlNE.
VEG ETINE.
FOR NERrOUSNEss, SLEErLESS
NIGHTS.

wAsuIsoroS, D. C., March Il, 1877.
H. r. STEVENS;
Dsrr Sh: lido not believe In punlng, would
indorse u humbug; hut ] consider II no more than
rsd jusficr speak well OF Nf8ErtSf, believing to
be All excellent mrlrrinc have used yeral bottles
of 10 my entire satisfaction and great relief from
inexplicsble seTops>.s which had caused ME great
suffering and sleepless nights have walked the floor,
and resored to dlncrnt methods fr relief, all to no
purpose. finally thought l would give NbaETiNEh =
irni, wnh little hi h, will admit but; to my surpr Sc
and great relief aIew doses convinced me that hnd
got hold OF the right thing for my difficulty. II sent
hulnor FROM my col thu, have no dIuft was the
cause Of the misery had endured, aud found relief
rs soon medicine could relieve disease Of that
kind When | began It's use seldom got Il night 5
sleep, or half one, aud my appetite was poor, and as
n cons luence WAS running down rapidly but. an r
q few doses, radical change every way, and
thoroughly satisfied with VEaETISE aud re commend
II to any person suffering as did. ksSpeclmlly,
MRS. J. A. JOHNSON.
FEMALE WEAKNESS -vEsETISE ncts directly
upon the Causes Of these complaints II invigOartes
and reugtens the whole system. urts upon the
Cretivc organs, ailayS inflammation, clrnn>-s and
cures liberation regulates the bow
els, headache aud pains In the back cense; In fct,
there disease com alnl where she NEoETISE Il
gives quick relief aud effective In It's In
whatis termed Female Weakness. II has never failed
in one Instance.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
DR.. Mary walkers Health.

report was circulated yesterday that DR.. Mary
Walker had died suddenly at Providence Hospital.
reporter who visited that Institution learned that
the Doctor has concluded to remain with Us u little
longer, Her nurse stated that she II rapidly con-
yHlescing aud expects 10 be out in u few days.
Much Interest has been manifested In the cOndi-
tOn of this unfortunate little woman, aud numcr,
friends have been unremittin. in their efforts
" alleviate her suiieringS.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
The LEGAL BULLETIN.
Summary Of Business IN the Courts
81. Yesterday. .N.&

Supreme Court Of the United states-fro'
seedinEs at the City Haii-Equity and Pro-
bste Courts-Criminai Matters before jus
tics wyiie-Assignmonts for To-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
An EconomIcai Floor CoyerIng.

HnOleum, being composed Of cork, is as elastic
as a carpet waterproof NocuHulAtes no dirt, and
will outweAr the best oelOth three or four times.
II is manufactured in handsome pattoras. and sold
by al LTstoiass carpet dealers, sasI
National Republican., 1878-04-17
New AdNertisements.


Letter from J. H. CrJssinan.
Grand coucen at Bethel Hall.
Land for sale near Arlington.
Chimes ofNomsndy to nigh,-National Theatre.
United States Mar.hals kale-lot W, In square
No. 1872
Hutchinson Family to.night-Mount Zion N. L.
Church
wantcd-to rent, May l, No. 1874 Eleventh street
northwest
q. W. Hollister. upholster rs Fourteenth street
northwest.
Pcnnsylrania avenue.
Engagements for Gable Choristcrs can bo had by
addressing soi street northwest.
Mrs. N. A. Connolly win have grand opening at
Windsor House, 1877 street northwest.
Trustee sale Of valuable property on the south.
ve~t corner Of Eleventh and streets northwest.
Eotice-rssolutions passed by A. G. N. o. Of the
daughters and Of st. Luke. Of T. L. D., Of Dis
trict Columbia.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
RenI E.tnte Trnnsfers.

7, J, Brown to NJ. j. Wright, for s2ODO lots q, 90,
80 AID n, aud sub.lot 81 block 10, subdivision Of
Mount Pleasant Jacob Miller to Jacob Miller trll,.
tee, for t55O, lot 3, square $50; NJ ThOmpson trus-
ice, 10 W. A. Young ior sjOJl, lot H. reservation A.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
MoIhcrn, Mnthcra. Mothcrs.

Don't fail to procure Mas, wNsL0w's sooruSG
srEvP for all diseases Of tsething in children. 1t
relieves the child from pain cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and. by giving relief aad
health W the child, gives rest 70 The mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
HeArts al Kcst.

The clerk of the court las Issued marriage II.
ocnses to the following applicants Valentine Con.
TO- and Cora V, Crampzyi j. II. Pleassnts and
laura Stamps; James LewiE aud Harriet Day
james Dyer aud Eliza Jackson.
National Republican., 1878-04-17

SAYS oil eminent physician "IIesdsche whiteus
ule hair prcInrtursly" lOdiles Headache Specl,
&c cures the worst case In i've 70 twenty minutes
Only ifiy cents per bottle at all drIgstoros
National Republican., 1878-04-17
GILT Edge.

We arc selling the Clifton Flour at sl.sO, a reduc-
ton of ten cents q sack.
O. r. wIxoM. JOi Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
8epablitan.
Arrival es Passeuse. rrains.

AZ BALTIMORE AND ONO prror. NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND sTREET.
- - Morning. 1. EVnfnp.
esn. n. Y. Phil q Bos eS. sl50, baltimore RcconL
eetSs. baltimore express tto baltimore accom-
I1o, Western express 800, v. Phil BoSvh'
e3.Baltmors accom-. $40, Western Mall
IN Fred &C., met. birch. NJ sssT, baltimore accom-
eE, baltimore Annapolis seas, baltimore express
ard way. 7s l12D, Western express.
~. Mariineburl and Harl ssUc Baltiniore express
Iesstown an (Met brch,' sNiA n \, Phil q Boe eN.
~, baltimore accom-. iGsS, Baltimore acconL
mn. Baltimore sxpre-s. I
sArrve daily. Others sundays excepted
81 For tAs time OF departure OF trains see adver
brmeas slsewhcre
National Republican., 1878-04-17

Dres, suiu to order, Slsh
National Republican., 1878-04-17


AIR" Benny Hdreni Or
Come all ye Jolly Nationals and I'LL your glasses up
Success To all who toss the Al. be this our parting
Our banner floats the breeze upon our comrates
Farewell awhile to Washington, we're going West
ward no!
cnoRus-weres, going Westward hot we're going
Farewell awhile to Washington, We re going
Westward no!
Amid the valleys Of the West are brothers true and
whostreich hand to welcome across the praries
Wen play them all friendly game. and tho but
We hope to leave friends behind. and take rome
balls away.
Caonrs-were going Westward no! were going
Success to all who Tors the bali, we're going
Westward no!
We know our Catcher Is 'hl Wright" our "Iine"
A., gcSd cd fellows fellows all ~ ,, No., ,,..
Our FSS" viii sc!b;e up their "Eo~Is and suck their
And IT our 10 should miss a ball, why Ed" will
put IT through.
(CnoRvs)
Our p. .tcher" hold. enough for Gi-hes hard to
lie never p!tchft Ihs losing ball when johnnie
And when orr base, all get full We will not care for
We know the the boys will all come home" when
Windmill" take the hat
(CHURus.)
With "GeorTe the Third" the field 70 play and Pete
to lend hand,
Fresh balls and aures every day will greet our little
band;
Wen take no heavy hearts along, faces grave aud
blue,
For while the Coionels at the helm. he's bound tC
put In thro'
(cHoRrs.)
And when bzttles all fought, and all ball'
are won
Wen turn our sres East again, and make our las,
"hnuc run :"
And tho no more our flag will rise where Western
waters How.
Wen n.er forget tie jolly days when we went West
ward no.
CuuRUs--whcu We went Westward ho! when w
went Wcs sw.ud hol
Wen ne'sr forget the jolly days when VI
WpsN M
National Republican., 1878-04-17
Amusemcnts To-NiRht.

Amusoments TO-NIRht
NATIONAL THEArRR--Grand English Opera
THEATRE ConIouE-Jake Budd and new Va.
rety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-17

sanor Suits. 1oat ElazaAs's. Seventh and z.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
yEGETlNE

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. squinR Co.,
Bankers 14l6 Pennsyiynnia avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
GILT Edge.

We are selling the Clifton Flour at ei 80 reduc-
O. Il. wIxoN, 50I Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
GEORGETOWN PARkGRAPHs.


v. IT. collins, Boston, MNss.; ". KIehNrds' At
New York l. C0g0n, baltimore, Md, and ]. H.
Kent Syracuse. \. Y, nrc at the West End Hotel.
Navigation on the canal II open To Cumberland,
far up as IIafpers Ferry.
The canA-hUa Round Top arrived yesterday
from Hancock. Nd with 800 barrels OF cement
for J. q. 4 J. N. Waters.
The Borden Mining Company commenced TO
load coal nt Cumberland yesterday.
The buildings on First street recently purchased
by the Georgetown Butchers Association have
been torn down. and the association will proceed
at once TO construct their new markethouse.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
VEGETINE.
Kidney Complaints.

CINcINNATI, OHIO, April 10, ISL.
ii. H. STEvESs:-
have suffered several years with the Kidney tbln
paini, and induced 10 try vtgetine. have taken
several bottles ofyour preparation and am convinced
than any other mediciue. eau heartily recommend
1t 10 all suffering from kinry tb'aptain Yours, re-
pectfuiy, Z. McM1lLEN.
fIs book keeper for Newhaii, Gale 4 Co. flour
chants, No. ~ West Front street, Cincinnati Ohio.
vEGETINE has restored thousands TO health who
had been long and panfnl sufferers.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
Indications,

For tie Middle States and Ner England sta
6oaary pressure, sHghay higher Temperature, in
errasing clondiness on the coast, possibly toltorcd
By rain and falling barometer and northeast rccr-
i,ag 20 southeast uinds.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
SCHEDULE FOR 1878.

TOURNAMENT.
There is now on exhibition Rt Seatnn Hall mag.
nifcent rosewood bat and silver hall which will be
offered as prize 70 be contested for IN tourna-
ment which viii take place at the end Of the pres
ent season. slx gaines will be played, aud the club
winning majority will identified To the possession
of this beautiful trophy.
The following song Of the old" National Club.
which was first published in 1857, mny prove inter
cStinr to our baseball rcadcrs
THE SONG OF TIE NATIONAL NINE" or
WASH <tyHpN,
National Republican., 1878-04-17
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
THE DAsHAwAYs.

THE DAsHAwAYs.
The Washington Dashawny Reform Club again
commence their meetings at Forrest Hall to-mor-
row night. Mr.. John d. Wheeler, president Of the
club will preside, and 1t Is expected that Mr.. J.
Henry Wilson will conduct the musical portion Of
the meeting. Among the speakers will be Charley
Nye and distinguished orator from Philadelphia
HAPPY CREW.
Yesterday afternoon the crew Of the steamer H.
G. Wagner few TO the breeze a beautiful red flag,
presented to them by the Georgetown Dashaway
Club IL was inscribed, with large. white letters.
Dare TO do right" They carry 1t at the mast head
and seem TO be proud Of 1t.
PORT.
Arr.reI-Stearnship John Gibson, Masingo, New
York, with merchandise to District merchants.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY rdiI-one thousand bushels of wheat to II. NJ.
Talbot.
National Republican., 1878-04-17
LOCAL MISCELLAyY.

60 Pants to order EprsAS's, Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1878-04-17

HARD times demand economy; practice II
reuova vatng your soiled gloves with JouvEs's IS'
pERous KID GLOVE CLEASsHR. Price % ocnts p'
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-17

WELLS MAcHNE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAs1
EHs are still the best known. Thoir curative pow
ers far kurpass all Others.
National Republican., 1878-04-17

Destroy health, comfort, industry, and longevity;
hence thousands come from far aud to DR..
Whites establishment. opposite wisrds Hotel. for
relief from Corns, Bunons Diseased Nails, Vascular
EScrescencss, &c. Established In Washington, ID. G.,
In isSi. Fee, q per visit. InnrD-tE
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-11-01

Weakness, lack of nerve power or
substance inherited or caused by early
imprudence, excuses. dissipation, mis-
fortunate &c; causing premature
decline, night or daily losses, general
breaking down, irratition, nervousness,
loss of power ofraoid recuperation,
dyspepsia, dependency, melancholy.
tendency to mania sc; This unfortu-
nate condition thoroughly and perma-
nently cured by "Wells Health Renew
er." Acknowledged by all the greatest
medicine. on earth. 1t produces a
complete restoration to full manly
power, giving to the aged or early
wrecked the vigor and bouyancy OF
youth. Sold by druggists at $1.O0 or
sent by express on receipt of price.
Advice free, see circular with bottles.
Address L. S. Wells So Barclay st. New
Y ork.