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FEVER FIGUREs.-Twelve new cases of yellow
fever occurred at Memphis Saturday, four COL
ored. and six deaths Total number OF cases for
the week "a, including "a colored; total to date,
%; to date, 425. Acting Chancellor Eldridge
has dissolved the Injunction lately granted
against the state board OF health to prevent
into Memphis. At Memphis yesterday thers
were seven new cases, two colored, and six
deaths, one cOlOred.
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PARTIAL RESUMPTION OF MINING AT CUM.
says:-"No coal company except the New Cen.
tral has resumed mining yet. 1t is shipping
exclusively by rail. Water is so low in the canal
that the boats could not carry over tWo-thirds
canal may resume as soon as they get rain.
The Potomac is lower here than for thirty
years. The thermometer to-day Sunday Is 90
In the shade No signs of rain -
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DIED OF GRIKF.-The Fairfax Va.) MESSENGER
says: We have just learned that Mr.. Bird, the
contractor, who graded the narrow gauge rail-
road, Is dead, and also his wife. The story is
that he lost his last house by some railroad
speculation and died from grief. The proof of
the relentlesSness OF his creditors was when
some OF them followed him from New York to
Virginia, and sold few old wheelbarrows and
shOVelS for less than the costs Of the sale.
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York six.days walking match closed Saturday
soon after reappeared, wearing the O'Leary
belt, and with WheelbarroW loaded with
bricks. The applause that went up as be
trundled it around was 1ndescribable. Men and
women rose and yelled. Faber quit at 9:14,
females bearing flowers. Sickness, he says,
prevented his taking second place. The final
score was as follows:--Murphy sos, Howard 500,
Faber ass, Brady 415, Mahoney 467, Russell 452,
Mckee 302. The net receipts Of the managers,
after paying S. 900 in prizes and all othel ex-
penses, are estimated at S25, 900.
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"A BOLD CHARLESTON FIREMAN.-A special
dispatch from savannah, Oct. 9, says:-"At
Bird, of Charleston, vice president of the Vigil
liant fire company and member of the Wash
1ngton artillery, signalized himself by climbing
up the face of the building from the street to
the third story window, In rear of which was
the fire, and rescuing a lady. The streets were
Iammed with people; and the brave act ELECTED
loud applause."
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Shot His Uncle for a Burglar.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Mr. Joseph D. Barker a
most estimable and highly respected citizen OF
New Rochelle, aged Is years, was shot and
killed by his nephew, BENZ. s. Clark, with
whom he resided, yesterday morning about
O'Clock, Clark mistakfng him for burglar try.
arisen in the night and gone out on the rear
piazza, and the noise awakening his nephew, he
armed himself with pistol and went down
stairs. Hearing some one outside pressing
against the door, he called out, and, receiving
no answer, fired, woundIng Mr.. Barker fatally
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HThe funeral Of Edward 8. C. Seguin, the
opera singer, took place In New York yester-
day, attended by members OF the musical and
dramatic profession.
uJudge Henry Hayden was shot and killed
at Centralia, Wis, last Thursday, by w. ii.
Cochran, cashier OF the First National Bank OF
that place, for alleged intimacy with Cochran's
wife.
uA trade journal, speaking OF the prepar-
ations for the holiday gift season, says tsTheir
factory now turns out over 600 doll babies day y
This must be the original Baby Mine. e."-[Phila,
Bulletin.
~GreenberTy Hopkins shot I'd. Martin
meeting recently, s''''f
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Two Men Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-lIenry Grear and John
Donovan, tie cutters, were run over and killed
by train on the Vandalia road, six miles from
Effingham, Ills, on Saturday. They were
lying on the track when struck.
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THE WINNERS AT THE JEROME PARK RACES
Saturday were:-One mile dash, P. Lorillard's S
Wallenstein, time 1:46; three-q quarters Of mile
time 1:19; two miles and a fdrlong, Jennings
Glenmore, BOwieS Belle fifth, time 1851: one
mile and three furlongs, Astor's Vagrant
BoWies Skylark eleventh, time 2:26k; steeple
r0V time
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FISH TRAPs-The Maryland Independent says:
Much complaint Is made about the fish traps
and stake nets on the Potomac river in this
county, and we are informed there are also
some nets in operation In Port Tobacco creek
OF less than three-inch mesh"
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KILLRD.-A little boy named Lawn, aged
about IA years, was run over and killed by the
climbed, unseen, between the tender and ca
boose, and falling was literally cut In two.
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A Probable Murao.

ALBANY, N: Y, Oct. lathe body or an I'm.
known man, In badly dscomposed Condition.
was found yesterday afternoon in the WnnIs,
about seven miles below this cIty The St,.Ii
was split open. The body was unrecog nizabIe. f.
and dressed In dark diagonal clothes. f,ha man
was probably betKeen Is and 30 years Of ace. .-'
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COOKERY.

COOKERY.
Ter Lesson in the srt of cookery will be given by
MISS JULIET COR9ON,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the New York Cooking School, at
TALLNApGE HALL, 92S STREET,
fro.a October 18th to October 25th. inclusive, at
IL O'Clock p,
These lessons VIII explain the nutritive effects OF
feod its purchase, preparation and economical use
Various dishes illustrating these points will be
cooked during the lessons, and viii be for sale at
their close at the cost Of materials. octl3-3t
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~ The Merchants Club, of Boston. gave a
dinner Saturday evening In honor OF Thomas
were the poet Lopgfellow, and Charles francs
Adams
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATEIS COMIQUE.
i MONDAY. OCT u, NIGHTLY, AND IoISbA1
AND FRIDAY MATINEEs
Enrsxement Of the popular tragedlan, Mt q, l.
steterm in his new and realistic American Drama,
emitted KENTUCK. OUR VARIETY STARS
First APPEARANCE OF CLARK I'D Edwards, the Merry
Saiss Ccuple; Geyer ard Mac1ee. the Great Song
and Dap ce Team: Fred Huber, the ORIGINAL Qyster
~an Moke: Dewitt Cook. the King of Clubs; Kitty
Aiiyre, the Popular Vocalist Lon Gordon. the Great
Two 81 v . in one octl3
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The Gate City Guards Having a
Good Time.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-The Gate City Guards
ever the elevated road aud visited different OBJ
Jects of interest in the city and suburbs, under
the escort OF the members of the 7th regiment.
tonight attend Niblo'S Theater. They expect
to leave here for Hartford and Boston on
THURSDAY.
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TEE II. n q. R. Il. ACCGDENE.

TUTfFtF stFtdCHEstrS OI TIC NtCIUeOte
CINCINNATI. O., Oct. 13-A wheeling (W VAL
dispatch gives the following additional iutelli-
genCe in regard to the collision of two passen-
ger trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at Belton (W Va.) on Saturday night. Both
lously escaped injury with the exception of a
little girl who was slightly hurt about the face.
Jasper, the fireman OF the west-bound train,
was seriously injured. boy named Flanagan,
stantly killed. His parents live at Clarksburg,
w. Va. negro boy, who was stealing his
way 10 Clarksburg between the tender and
the postal clerk on the weStoound train, was
seriously injured. and was taken to his home in
Faiimount, w. Va, where he now lies In crit
ical condition. A refrigerating car, containing
butter, was crushed to pieces. The postal and
baggage cars of both trains are total wrecks.
The bodies OF Engineer Askew and Fireman
Smith were brought TO this city this morning
and taken to their homes. Jasper was taken to
Grafton.
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Inc FemaIe Waking Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-The score at O'Clock
last night, In the womens walking match
stood: Denman, 161 miles; Florence, 1877: Sadie
Donley, ass; Alice Donley, POI; Maynard, 2sO;
Santos, 16O; Wiley, 15s; Greenleaf, 1871; Mason
withdrawn.
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THE Z. s. TUG SPEEDwELL, the vessel used by
the fish commission during the summer, arrived
at the navy yard here yesterday afternoon at
acinck
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~The winnings Of Mr.. G. L, Lortllard,s
Westpro0ke stable 90 far this year approxi-
s mate M M$66 900. Sensation l2) heads the lse With
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NATIONAL THEATEis.

NATIONAL THEATEH. Horrors.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11rH.
POSITIVELY LAST PERFORMANCE OF
hICEB SURPRISE PARTY.
BY SPECIAL Request and General Desire,
HORROks, ........ 1T oRROKS. ....... HORRORS
WEDNESDAY MATINEE, OCTUBER 18TH
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MHS G. O. HOWARD,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN COMBINATION,
Producing the Porusr American Drama
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Mrs G. c. Howsrd Tae Original Topsy
Little Carrie Hall The Wonderful Child Actress
Mr. Cool White. The Famous Uncle Tom
1BE NEW ORLEANS TROUBADOURS
THE VIRGINIA JUBILEE SINGERS,
100 Colored Men, Women and Children 100
in tie Great Plantation Scene.
Introducing Novel and NIirth Provoking Special
tes oct1l
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CARPETS, &c.
}. EsTAB. 1864!

EsTAB' 1884, EsTAB. 1ses'
CARP E rs.
Best Lowell Ingram, S0c.
Best Three ply, 81.
Best RoXbury Tapestry, 81.
Best Bigelow Five Frame Body Brussels, Sl50.
Best Eelyet, $175
Best Moquette, e..
Best Wilton, SO.
W. b. MOSES L. SONS
Furniture, Carpet and Upholstery Kstab'mt,
cct9St Cor. 5th st. and Peana. 40. MO.
DyINE CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNIsHING
GOODS.-We now have on hand magnificent
assortment Of all the newest DESIGNS in CARPETS
and HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS, viz: Bigelow
Wilton WI Body Brussells sell h. A1minsters and Moque.
Hall Read, and Hartford Ingrains. Floor on
Cloths, Linoleun, Druggetts, Rugs and Mats in
great variety. Also, Sstins Raw Silks, Jutes, Mum
my Cloths and Cretennes for furniture and drapery.
Noting ham, Sw1ll and Antique Lace Curtains in
choice patterns Cornice Moulding, Brass and
Walnut Poles Those in want Of Housefurnishing
Goods will find it to their advantage to examine our
Stock before purchasing; Gold medal Bigelow
osspsS anssoiy isSs st. NV near s Hb6 House
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Paymaster
H. C. Macchette to the New Hampshire at Port
Royal, November 1st. Paymaster T. L. Tnomp-
son from the New Hampshire and ordered to
settle accounts
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
IN AFTER BUSINESS OVER,
THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY rf-h
Will leave her wharf at IL 80 O'Clock
FOR CONE RIVER, VA,
Arriving there SUNDAY MORNING at o'clock.
and remaining seven hours.
BIG OYSTER ROAST
Will take place on Col Sam Strong's plantation
free to all Three hundred bushels of oysters will
be roasted and served with all the fxings In "Old
Virginia style"
CUNNING, BOATING AND FISHING
On one Of the prettest rivers in Virginia can be IN
dulged in.
w-TAKE YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU.x5
The steamer arrives back in Washington Sunday
night st 10 80 o'clock sharp. No improper charac-
tiers Will be admitted the boat under any circuna-
stances.
BRING ALONG A FORK
Tickets, 81 so; Children half price. Staterooms,
Berths and Meals can be procured on the Boat
MANAGERS
HENRY A. HUDSON, CLARENCE NJ BARTON
oct1S-6t CHARLES o. HAMILTON.
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HAMPTON ROADS.
The magnificent steamer GEORGE LEARY
newly pinted and furnisheO will .SK@A
leave her wharf
MONDAY EVENING. 18TH INST,
at O'Clock sharp. under the auspices of the Wash
LEGION ana baltimore Excursion Company.
Ietnihlps vii leave Fortress Monroe Wednesday
moInlns, 10th inst thus affording an opportunity
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
At the
HYGEIA HOTEL
On the evening of the l4th inst.
Fare for the Round Trip only s150.
Tickets and stateroonls for sale at W. b. Reeds
Sons, l2l6 street northwest.
No disreputasle persons will be allowed on board
Inis rule viii be strictly enforced.
sS-A splendid Band OF Music is engaged.
Dancing on Board
WM DICKSON. President.
W. A. SHORT, Secretary. octlt2t
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ARMY ORDERs.-The general court martial
appointed to meet at Columbus barracks Ohio,
August 10. 1879, is dissolved. Leave OF absence
for six months is granted Captain Arthur w.
Allyn. 10th Infantry, and Captain o. W. Pol
lock, 23d infantry
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HOWSON'S ZOE CREAM Is THE STANDARD.
~ 10 cents quart; 81. .l6 gallon. TO be had at
lIh and streets only. Telephonic connections
Nth lan parts Of the city. sep29
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WESTERN ENL1sTMENTs FOR THE NAVY
Commander George w. Hayward, commanding
the Michigan, reports to the Navy department
the arrival of his vessel at ErIe Pa, on the 10th
inst, having sailed from Cleveland, Ohio, the
evening before. Commander Hayward says:-I
Will forward to New York all boys on board
week to enlist here enough to make, with those
we ought to obtain in Buffalo, another draft OF
twenty or more.
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PERsoNAL.-The Italian opera Company are
at the EpDltt. Gen. 81. G. Wright, chief OF
engineers, q. S. A., and Lieut.. C. D. Mansfield
are at the Ebbitt house. .Ex.Senator Ront.
wen, OF Mass, Is IN the city. -. Norman Bes-
Kansas to establish cattle rancho.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., Oct 6. 1879.
1LSHH S4SHHN, Sndsr the firm and style Of HRLLEN &
GGd1a GGaUaUiIsON ZOE tne purpose Of conducting the
octe-6s W. i. HELLEN, 6l6 7t6 s. NV.
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JOHN RANDOLPH OF RoANoKE-A correspond
ent at Wharton, Texas, writes for information
as to the whereabouts of the nearest living rel
attves OF John Randolph OF Roanoke. He has
Randolph to friend at the time he fought q
duel with Henry Clay in 1926.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

DOIIOOH DOOhD, WC.
CCBOOL BOOKS, WITH COVERS.-A complete
- assortment always hand and at the very lowest
prices, at E. Z. LUNDY'S,
aug3O-1y 12S Bridge st Georgetown.
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the ministry Of the progressive spiritual Is rush
Ing through civilization. But you are mistaken
when you say he offers nothing TO better their
Iinetliciency He entered into no elaborate de
tail but gave the main ideas necessary IL re
formation tsta the churches he dcplores the
fact that, with all thc.c institutions along our
|thorOughiares, oRe-half Of the people are yet out
side OF them. He condemns the indiyldua!lsn
and the isolation Of the creed. and dcnVUIces II
as ignorance and superstition. lie pleads Ion
more light and more communion. He pleads Tor
the OblitcTstion ol the cncrustcd wallsof bgotca
belief and for the concentration Of human sym
pathGs In the promotion Of the religious veal
He feels as all the pioneers of progress ltcl, mat
IGNORANCE will eyerls stngly reCoil from kno~l-
edge" and that the narrow fanatic dungconed
up in his narrow creed will feed and Groom over
The dry bones in the graveyard Of old beliefs
His assault Oh the schools was well taken. The
present educator makes the mind the Alpha and
the Omega Of his efforts. So much time Is placed
on the little pccadilIOcs in learning, when We
consider the vast area that the mind crosses. The
remark on teaching the mental and mora!
sciences, together with the philosophy Of history
was no Caricaurc, and il the people would awak
en- to the Importance Of this idea, the school
would be a higher factor in the social arena to-
day. DR.. Thomas thinks that ii IL needless t.
mcmOri2c 50 many minute places and events,
and that with forty dates the cliild May build ur
a iair knowledge Of history. | cauuUj give the
questions used IN Illustration, bu, can give some
OF like import, such as naming the counties Of
states, the first mayor Of llardscrabble, the flag
stations Of the Pondonk 81 Piswattamic railroad
and SO on nj jgfnih0a. He iavors one session
day and more physical, practical and general
work and less of the mental, thcorctC and specl-
tic. That his position is trnabe cannotbe doubt.
ed. What would be the fate of that builder who
would commence hi. fabric from the summit
The superb tructurc might be beautiful, but 1t
would issue in a lad reality, This lesson passes
into human nature and the teachers, the build
crs Of humanity, must learn this. They muS'
learn that in this forced march OF mind there will
be retreat ere long and unlearn the Old adage,
staryc the body feed the soui.N
The foundation must be certain and solid be
fore we can school the ycarRing mind, ineabe
aud infinite, but only mighty through the ages
when il i, 60 ordinate with the physical and NOR
al status in the make up of the c0nsummate man.
1EACEEK.
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from the brain of true artist, so magnificent
are its carvings and designs and finish
Often from the intense rushing tide of the
every day existence of an American city one
turns aside to find in some nook where they
least expect a strange solemn refrain from iit
past. Only short distance from the muilied
roar of the great waves of commerce as they
cbb and flow through the busy streets is
quaint old graveyard now fast disappearing be
fore the growing cncroachmcnts OF the city
where beneath the grassy roofs Of their last
humble homes sleep the first citizens Of Kansas
City.
Not very far distant from the palaces which
crown the heights is the substantial old log
house from whose walls first arose the voice of
prayer and the melody Of praise in the infant
city.
It is growing very late The gathering
darkness reminds us that whatever unknown
attractions Kansas City may still possess for
our curious eyes, one thing IS certain trains do
not wait for lagga:d-
How strangely at times the warm, rich cur
rents Of life mnglc with the dark and sullcn
waves Of the death stream, But n little while
before we entered the train which bore US
hOmcward, from one of It's sleeping cars wa,
borne the cold form Of one who but few
hours before had passed from time into cterni
". flushing over The rails ~ the rate OF thf-
~ miles an hour hundreds Of miles from the
home Of his childhood, his agoni2cd mother
too much overcome by her anguish to remain
with him through the parting hour, he re
turned his young spirit to the God who gave
{.
We rolled away from Kansas City in the
glooom Of the might. Very brightly and
pleasantly the evening flew by FOR Papa wa,
engaged in "A mining conversation with an
Ohio gentleman who had travelled widely
looked at men and things with observing eyes
and from the sturehOusc Of IA splendid memory
knew how to bring forth rare mental treas
res.
Morning found Us on the dear prairies Of IL
LIMOS. Al noon we had reached Aurora and
exchanged tarcwells with the Wyoming and
its pleasant conductor who was once an Otta
wa boy and Of whom she has no reason to be
ashamed. The night shadows found rs APP
preaching certain town with which you.
reader, are perhaps somewhatac quaintcd-Ot-
tawa, His.
There, patient friend, at home, we BID you,
too farewell. If this journey has yielded to
YOU half the pleasure to have and 20 hold for
ever that it has given us our labor IS not IN
vain LYDIA STRAWN
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Having heard DR.. Thomas lecture will as
sumo the responsibility of answering Prof Bolt
woods railing accusation" have read your
reference to Jude and ! hays also read that
" curses like chickens always come home TO
roost," and that che that answereth q matter be.
fore he heare,h it, il is folly and shame unto
him"
concur with you in the truth that it is easy to
fling at schools and churches, SO does DR.. Thorn
as, and that s why he speaks for an innovation
that will uplift them from criticism and from the
old ruts and give them features that will reveal
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Each package contains DR.. SnlforGs Improved lGhGl.
ing Tube and full directions Ter use in all cases. Price
flt0. For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
and Dealers throughout the United States and Canadas
WEEKS POTTER. General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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NPm ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAT.ARR
TIE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Suooassiu!v Treated with
SkAF0RD'S E2hD.CAL CURE.

,rCCEss Is the tcst Of merit, and scccss IN the treat
- ment OF Catarrhal Affections, nlcrto many InseIa'
BILE failures means uulouatvd specific curative proper
ties IN the remedy used. Does SASFOEDS IADlChb
CURE for Cstarrh possess ouch prupcTutsC Inc eN!'
denCe in the shape OF unsolicited tesllGonasrOmt he
conclusive on this point Never, We helere IN the hl
tory popular med riue9 hs such valuable Testimony
been offered, freely offered IA favor ofany remedy than
that In the possession 81 the propretors OF SA>FoRDs
RADICAL CURE. Aai valuable Rsltis 10 does not repre-
sent thousandth part Of the recommendations which
to-day offered by friends 70 friends nit favor. Peo
pie OF wealth and refinement IN all par- OF the country
daily admit It's superiority over any method Of cure
known TO the regular medical profession. but shun the
publicity incidental TO q published statement. Hence
the Testimonials In our possession represent but small
part OF those withheld for the reason mentioned. The
following unsolicited testimonial from HENRY WILLS,
ESQ., OF Wells Fargo CO.'S Express, IS an outspOkel
iaGursclaent Of which we grG Justly proud.
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FOR, S ALE.

TIE undersigned offers for sale the following described
property The south oryiOur feet of lots number one,
two three, four, hye and six, in block sixteen also lots
number nine, ten and eleven in block scyentccn also lot
number four in block nineteen AL OF the above described
lots and pieces OF land lying and being in Ottawa North, IN
the city Of ottawa la Sale county H. For terms cali on
Nov. IS, 1879. Il. WOLFE, JH
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1 EXPRESSLY for the D.
scasc- of the Kidneys. Bldd-
der, Liver and Urinary Or
gHns. Dropsy. Gravel. Dia-
bc'cs. Bright's Disease NJ
the Kidneys and lncouti-
nrncc and Retention Of
Urine. and il used by the
Mulirn' Faculty.
send for Pamphlet 10
WI. T.. CLARKE,
Providence. Il. /.
Sold by All Druggists.
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Severe Pain.
Weaknesses.
Price, 20 Cents.

Be careful to obtain COLLINS NoLTAGC PLASTER,
combination of Electric and Voac Plates, with high
w Medicated Plaster, in the above cut. Sold
by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas and by WEEKS s. POTTER
proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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The wonderful success Of
HUNTS REMEDY has in
duccG a great many 10 ad-
VcrtisC their worthless pre-
parHtiOns for the cure OF
Kidney Diseases, hoping TO
sell them on its well estab-
lisht | reputation. Do not
risk your health by using
.GDU of these injurious pre-.
parHtlUnS. hut try ri once
HUNTS REMEDI.w which