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Death Of Judge Eamunds.

Hon. James NJ. Edmunds the city postmaster,
who had been sufferer from Bright's disease
OF the kidneys for about a year, ana confined to
his room with it for the past four weeks, died
yesterday afternoon, at ~ o'clock, at his resi-
dence, No 1920 18th street northwest. At the
time OF his death he had been In quiet sleep
for over twelve hours, and he passed away with
out struggle His sons, DANES and Charles,
munds OF Dakota; Rev. Byron Sunderland Miss
Osier, clerk in the Post Office and an esteemed
friend, and DE-. Bliss, his physician, were with
him at the time
Judge Edmunas was born in Niagara county,
New York, August 23d 1910, and was therefore
In his seventeen year. He received common
to 1881 was school teacher in his native coun-
ty On reaching his majority he removed to and
settled at YpsilaIHd, Michigan, where he engaged
| In mercantile pursuits and interested himself
in the cause of popular education, filling the
Office of inspector OF the public schools for ten
years and also filing some local offices. He took
an active part in politics and was, even while a
young man, looked on as leading whig, whose
Judgment could be relied upon. In 1889 he was
elected to the Michigan state senate and served
several terms therein, as also in the lower house.
to watch he was elected in 1916. In the follow,
ing year he was nominated and ran for the gov
efn0EShip OF Michigan, hut he was not elected.
In 1861 he served as member of the conStitu-
tfonal convention, and in 1853 he removed to
Detroit, making that city his residence, and en-
gaging. IN the lumber business. extending his
operations to saginaw and Tuscalos counties.
OF Detroit, and during these years, the Whig
party being absorbed by the republican party,
he became one of the leaders in the latter party
and from 1855 to 1861 he was chairman of the
state republican committee, and as such he did
yeOman service in the campaign which resulted
in the election OF President Lincoln. The Office
Of Commissioner of the General Land once
being rendered to him by Mr.. Lincoln, he re-
signed his position in Detroit, and, coming here
in 1861, he accepted it. He held the position of
commissioner Of the Land Office till 1885, when
he was chosen postmaster of the Senate. In this
position he serVed until 1869, when he was APP
pointed postmaster of this city, and held this
position to the day OF his death. He was one of
the organizers 01 the Michigan Soldiers Relief
its organization in 1861 to its close. He was one
Of the founders, OF the Union League of America
and president of its national council from its
organization in 1852 to 1869. He was a member
OF the ma ional republican committee and secre-
taTy thereof during several campaigns, and was
jealous worker
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Amsssemenfs, &c.

,FeD's OPERA HousE.-The Weathersby Good
win company will be at the Opera House this
week. Their musical-fafeieal comedy "Hob-
hies,rts the hit OF the season. 1t is gay and
sparkling, full of popular hits and music that
takes" with everyone. tits the merrieSt con-
cert put on the boards this season. The COM
pany is composed of the best tak9nt in comedy
and music. Everybody stSee s.Hobbies.'
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures" anchors at
the National this week with Hayeflys Chicago
Church Choir Company On board. They are
said to give this popular opera in most excellent
style. The cost is exceptional, the chorus pow
erful and well-dr1lled and the scenery new and
novel.
Miss EMMA TaURsBY.-The rush for seats at
night, indicates that the house on the occasion
OF this interesting musical event, will be the
largest and most brilliant assemblage known in
Washington for long time. Miss ThurSby not
but she has remarkably fine support selected
by the veteran manager, Maurice Strakosch.
WIZARDS HAILr-Col. Curtis comedy ga
Perfect Fox" Will be given here tonight by
amateurs in behalf OF a children's charity. In
the cast will be MeSSrS. Maynadier, Curtis,
Elliott, Riddle and Smith,
GDD FELLOWS HALL--First grand hop of the
Uniform Association K. OF p. at Odd Fellows
THEATER CoMIouE.Ifhis week the Reynolds
and Cowgirl combination will appear. There
will also be female minis rel performance and
the regular company.
PROF. PRoCToRs LAST LECTURE.-The interest
in the astronomical lectures of Prof Proctor
does not lessen. The third and last lecture OF
the course will be delivered this evening at Lin
coin Hall, on "Other Worlds and Other Suns"
TALLMADGE HALL.-Col A. B. Meacham will
lecture at Tallmadge Hall tomorrow evening,
on the Indians. under the auspices of the PO-
tomac Fruit Growers association.
Children's Hospital began at Odd Fellows Hall
this afternoon at two There will be dancing
tllS evening from to -.
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cN- Keeper James Morton, of the New York
between the imprisoned Manhattan bank bur-
glars, who were plotting to escape from the
ToOmbS.
E-Two young ladies, May Williston, daugh-
ter OF c. C. Watt, shipbuilder. who were skat-
ing at Newcastle, n. B., Saturday, broke
through at weak spot in the ice and were
drowned
eEProf. Klinkerfus, OF Gottinger, ridicules
gin, Of the danger to the earth Of the present
position OF Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Nep-
tune. He scouts the idea Of the epidemics Of
by similar phenomenon, declaring that such a
phenomenon did not then occur, and can only
occur, even excluding Neptune, once In 42O
years.
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DROPOsALS.FOR FUEL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE DISBURsING CLERK AND SUPT /
WAsHINaIos D. e. Noyemi5egg z II ib ds'S ot,ca
aaon W on Ie
1879, for furnishing Fuel for the Post Once De-
For the delivery and storage Of four hundred (4O0l
tons a. $40 pounds to the ton) of the best quality OF
Quality; the quality thereof Of other than the best
Lee White Ash Furnace Coal) to be determined by
an inspector chosen for that purpose by the Post
master General to be thoroughly screened and free
from slate, and to be delivered within thirty C30)
days from the date Of the contract. and stored in
contracting party will be paid therefor.
Average samples Of the coal must accompany each
bid, and the contracting party must exhibit satis-
factory from shippers that the coal deiv
cred to him from the vessel or cars ia the kind
required by the Department.
Also for the delivery and storage Of Q0) Ten
Cords Of Best Bakers Pine Wood, TO be delivered
and corded at the Department Building as may be
required. within thirty (S0) days from the date OF
The whole to be weighed or measured by the
inspector appointed under the Rroyisions OF section
8, I'll, Revised Statutes Of the United States.
The bids win be opened in the office Of the Super
ntendent, in the presence OF such bidders as may
choose to attend, on Monday, the 22d day OF De-
cember. 1879, at ~ O'Clock noon. and the awards
viii be made on or before Saturday. December the
The Department reserves the right to reject all OF
any part Of the bids received il deemed for the in
terest Of the Department 60 to do.
A satisfactory bond vii be required IN eacn case
tie award Is made. for the faithful performance d
Wy j. O. P. BURNSIDE,
| Disbursing Clerk and Sup intendent.
noy26-w,4w Post Office Department.
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To Ladies and Gentlemen

10 Ladies' and GentIemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 900 street, near 9th street. By promptly
American or European invention, he is enabled
to do his work in manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
Through sk1llful pressing and reflnishing, all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
IN the city, according to the work DONE and suit
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT Be

RIFLE SHOOTING AT JENNINGS SATURDAY
There were but three contestants who put in an
appearance at the season badge matches of the
last, at Benntngs. The first called was the
short range off-hand match, when but one gen.
tleman responded, Benjamin Chambers, whose
score footed up:-200 yards, 40; 300 yards. "a.
For the long range match the scores were
Col. j. o. p Burnside-sO0 yards, 70; 800 yards,
"a; 1000 yards, 69-total, 216. P. j. Lauritzen-
500 yards, 60; 800 yards, II; 1000 yards, O.
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GOING TO MEET GRANT.-The committee on
transportation Of the G. A. R., who propose to
Join in the welcome to ex-President Grant, at
round trip tickets, good to go on this pm. and
tomorrow at $40, and return until Friday next,
18th inst, ct s4.45. The larger portion Of men,
night train, but there will be delegations on the
other trains
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anausements. Ac.. TON

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
FOrd's Opera HO,tse.-The WeatherSby- Good
win Froliques in "HobbieS'
National Ttedter.-Pinafore iby the Chicago
Church Choir Company.
WtudTd's HAIL. Perfect Fox amateur.
odd FellOICs' MISUNDERSTANDING.
7heater ConeiQte.-Strong bill of attractions
lincoln HdH-Prof. Proctor's last lecture
subject" Other Worlds and other Suns"
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THE NORTH CAROLINA EM1GRANTs.-There are
about 70 adult emigrants and about half that
number Of children, from the neighborhood of
GoldsbOro', N. c., still at st. Pauls Chapel.
South Washington; but it is expected that they
will leave tonight for Indiana. Up to o'clock
to-day 1t had not been aScertained whether the
party of 100 Expected tO-nighD had started
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TEMPERANCE MATTERs-The Dashaways held
meeting at Tallmadge Hall last evening. Re-
marks were made by MI. Holloway, president,
and Messrs. Alexander Eagleston, Jere VIII
and about twenty persons signed the pledge
Resolutions sympathhing with Mr.. Geo. Savage,
who is sick, We're adopted. -. The Capitol Hill
Temperance society met at Washington Hall
last night. and addresses were made by w. L.
Ives and John Ryan, and recitations by Thomas
Z. SOuthw1ck and Master II. w. Bishop.
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GENTLEMEN's READY-MADE SUITS - Recent
additions Of desirable styles at pleasing prices.
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh street
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TIE GRAND JURY reconyened this morning.

LIEUT.. FL1PPRR and other officers of the 10th
cavalry have been indicted by the grand jury at
Dallas, Texas, for using US. soldiers unlawfully
In making arrests for an alleged violation Of the
revenue laws
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Fairbanks I'm Australia.

On the basement floor at the International
Exhibition, In Sydney, the Fairbanks Co., whose
factory Is at st. Johnsbury, Vermont, aud whose
scales al weigh bridges are celebrated all the
world over, have a large number of weighing
machines and scales to show, besides a collec-
ton OF small scales on the main floor. The head
they have branches in all the chief cities of
America, and also in London and on the CONT
nent OF Europe. The firm has been established
for nearly half century, and employs some
1000 workmen. 1t is the largest establishment
OF the kind in the world, and it will be easily
understood that they carry ON their operations
on very large scale. They show Weigh
Bridges, Weighing Machines, Sliding Poise B1l-
dnces, Platform Scales, and all manner of in
struments for determining weight. The Potse
Balances are great improvement upon the old
system of weights. Some of the small scales
are provided with an attached balance that does
away altogether with the necessity for using
weights. But the principal articles manufac-
tured by the firm are their Weigh Brides and
Weighfng- Machines for railways. The Poise
BLdnces OF this firm are in use in all post-ofiees
OF Great Britain and America.-[The AUSTRALIAN
County Journal Sydney, Sept. q, 1879.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Welles' Health Re7le,rer.u Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c. 81. at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
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A BIG HILL OF GoLD.-During the four months
ending Friday the total amount Of gold brought
to the port OF New York from Europe was
81 ,672 $780, or an average of $513, 1926 for every
day Of the one hundred and tWenty-one. These
figures are very significant.
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assortment in Washington at popular prices.
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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Commonwealth Distribution Co.

HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR ALL.
The same grand scheme. $112.4o0 in Cash
Prizes. The largest $50, 600 for only 81 800 in
all. New Years Gifts for everybody and the
price only So. No trouble about mails if ad-
dressed to I. j. COMMERFORD. Courier-Jour-
raj Building. Louisville, Ky. Enclose money or
bank draft, or send by express.
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O81hcB Ia S6WGIIe Am
OF MEDICAL FACULTY, LAVAL UNIVERSITY, QUE
BEG, states: Il have found Colden's Liebigs L.
quid Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator par
ucularly useful in advanced stages OF COnsunap-
tion, Weakness Dyspepsia, and all Nervous
AFFECTIONS. In pregnant women it has been re-
ta1ned while every other article OF food was re-
palatabie and easy Of digestion" Sold by ali
druggists and grocers. mwf3t
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THE NEW RAILROAD from Hagerstown, Nd,
to WayneSboro, Va, a distance OF 142 miles,
which has been In the course OF construction for
the past two years opened its first division to-
day from ShephardStown to Riverton, dis
lance OF 45 miles. This road has been built
under the superintendent OF W. w. Coe, chief
engineer, and will be run under the superfnten-
dence OF Mr.. Joseph II. Sands native of this
city, who has for some years been connected
with the Pennsylvania r.. r. Co.
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LISTERS AND PLAID BACK OvERCoATS in choice
and scarce goods at close prices One price
only. GEO. G. HENNING,
41O Seventh street.
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Sl,3s5.SS Profits In 80 Days.
What $40 has done in Wall street by legitimate
stock speculations. Pamphlet explaining every
thing sent free. SIMPSON & Co., ~ Exchange
Place, New York. o,2s.7:
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered in & lbs
:" Ward prints, 45c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
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GENTLEMENS UNDERwEAR.-My assortment of
nne goods is unusually large and wishing to
reduce 1t materially this season have marked
the prices below the market
GEO. G. HENNING,
40 Seventh street
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sfhaGS ioI1 a7snas
lO worth ST.. at sTRAUs'. 1oli Penn'a avenue.
BUSINESS SUITS, the largest variety. at e1-
ID tremely low prices, at A. sTRAUS'.
GOOD, sERvICEABLE ovERCoAT for 81
"a can't NJ, be beat anywhere for the money at A.
~ worth $50. Call and see them, at A. STRAUS'..
II oVERCoATs Of all styles, at A. STRAUSS.
DLACK AND BROWN BEAVER oyERCoATs,
ID $l2, worth $ls, at STRAUSS, 101l Penn. ave.
ID CHILLA OvERCOATs for $l5? If not. yeu
ind IN the the city 70 be lad only at A. Sirius
ENGL1sH AND FRENCH woRsTED AND CAS-
~ sIMERE PANTS, to suit all tastes and pockets.
noUBLE- BREASTED SQUARE CUT FROCK
DCoAIs and VESTS. handsome hand pstTtsPFpns large
YOUTHS BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, in
sTRA6s s"' '"''''' - '''''' anu p"''''''
s6aaa ~, fa e s gong
elsewhere, you can save from 20 to 20 per cent.
nov ssmem0erI1o11 Pcnnsaivanis aSe,:,.e.
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
STOCK AGENCY.
Exclusive and direct telegraph Wires between
Agency in Washington and New York offices.
H.H. DODGE, A. G.. WOOD,
No. 1, Wizards Hotel, Washington. d. c.,
PRINCE WHITLEY.
STOCK BROKERS, "a BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
}}As 3, E kE9fHEES Genera General Partners
sass q Bought snS sq New
Orders in COTTON executed. nov2s
Now READY.
P hE HEsno From SF 7 SHF is M
complete distance tables for the United States and
J M61d fs decs
vTHE LARGEST AND FINEST. STOCK OF
RSsssssy5 Rosa ss
hsEss ssssa & s g. III
| rARRoLLToN HOTEL,
~ sAITnoBsa z,L H5eH6 Asn ME- SiaRAAS s1''
e &c s n aa e. 50
baths and double rooms, according to size. ~.
most convenient and latest built hotel n the cay
lines Of city passenger cars pass the doors u: w
! COLEMAN. Manager. Bait. Md Oct. ~ 1878.
| OUTER, BUTTER.
1000 pounds fresh OHIO ROLL BUTTER q
to se Ee iFsgT
COUNTRY PRODUCE, at 80,
$50 STA street n.sg.. Sel9sy ",
| "OREHOUND AND EEECAMRANE
III HOEEHOUND AND ELEGAMPANE
HOREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE
| tS'SC0UGH DROPS =.
| Half Pound. Packages IS Cents. Try them.
l AMTHUH NATHAN, PHARMACIST,
| A RTIETCIAL EYES AND THE BEST
| "A 81 GLASSES. 81. II. HEMPLER, Op-S
tician, z6S Pennsylvenia ave-. cor: ~ street. ~
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MEN OF NoTE-Opera singers. man OF note
DR.. Bull the Cough Syrup discoyerer.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES have been issued to John
T. Adams, of Montgomery county. Nd, and
Thomas Lee and Matilda Brown; Ernest Albert
Shuster and Catharine Gray; John Wager and
Betsy Harris; c. w. Ryan and Katie 1. WEIGH,
Mary s. Leonard; George Powell and Arabella
Ridgely; Charles Little, OF Feltonville, Mass:
and Laura NJ. Waters: Charles A. Hawkins and
Laura Ellen Swan; j. T. Robertson and Annie
O'Day; John Stevens and Clara johnson, both
OF Prince Georges CO., Md.
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CITY ITEMS.
INexer Felt Refer

Never. Felt Refter.
Such Is the verdict AFTER taking a dose of
Qufsk's bIsh Tea. Sold in packages at IS cts.
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THE DEAD LETTER SALE.-To-day the accu-
INFLATED matter from the dead letter once was,
under the orders OF the Post ONCE department,
put on sale at DuncanSonS auction rooms, cor
ner OF 9th and d streets and the sale brought
together about as miscellaneous crowd as there
Were miscellaneous articles, embracing jewelry,
wearing apparel, TOOLS badges, toys, ETC., and
there are about II 600 lots, over 1000 being
books and prints The opening sale ran from
and the prices obtained were in many instances
the full retail value. About 500 more lots will
be sold this evening, and the sale will be con-
pleted.
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SERhY's TEA
Guaranteed to preserve and promote the beauty
and freshness of youth to the rpest ago. purlhes
the blood and is wonderful tonic. It clears the
complexion and removes pimples and eruph9ns
pepsia. It is recommended by the Medical Faculty
and Is used by the elite Of London, Paris, New YORK
for six centuries. It is made like ordinary Tea;
costs cents day. Annie Pixley uses it constantly;
so do hosts of others. 60. .
Boxes by mail Soc. and q; Liberal DISCOUNT to
trade. o. SEhh1S IEA1GO.,
nov8 eo3m 500 ATcls St.s Phtt0.
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners this morning
issued an order, that hereafter drawback Ger
tificateS viii only be issued on Monday of each
week. On all other days the Office OF the clerk
in charge OF the revision of special assessments
will be closed, for the purpose Of completing the
revisions
The number OF drawback certificates issued
by Mr.. Roome, clerk in charge OF revisions OF
special assessments. up to O'Clock to-day, is
6,s55, aggregatlng s376, G.. On hand await
ing Claimants $7S,s67.99.
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD CASE
On Saturday the case OF II. G. FAINT against 8.
S. Smoot and E. M. Darling was argued in the
Equity Court on motion for Injunction and
the appointment OF receiver. The bill was
filed in October to compel Smoot, partner of
Fant's in dealing in the bonds Of the Southern
Maryland Railroad Company, to render an ac-
count of q sale OF large amount Of these to
Darling, and to restrain their further transfer
ton was granted on plaintiff giving bond in
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WHEATER CONTIOUE.

THEATER C0MlQUE.
Friday sna y Pa
REYNoLps AND CowGILL CoMBINATioN.
ff EbS basn o FE1k afA hSE ~ s sns
cAIRRoTIs, lou EDWARDS. spAkKs
BROTHERS, and the Ten beauties in
CHARLES REDMOND, GEORGIR BLAKE.
Co. Two shows for one price Of admission. decI5
NATIONAL THEATER. Pinafore.
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is,
EVERY EVENING,
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
A Musical Engagement worthy the attention of al
Lovers Of Art.
HATERL US CHICAGO
Nm s. P p
combining an Exceptional Cast. a Powerful Wei
drilled Chorus, and several Really Phenomena
ton q rendering al Vastly s ane
any S Sthsr s sNn HnNrf scryrpv
HAVERLY's SELECTED ORCHESTRA.
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
EvANGELINE. decl5
EOED's. TIE Players Hare Come.
WEATHERSBY AND GOODWIN.
THE LAUGHABLE HOBBIES.
LAUGH WHILE YOU MAY-HoBBIEs.
THE FRoLIoUES AT FoRD's.
FHE SINGERS. THE DANCERS,
THE RIGHT ROYAL BALLET,
And the ApPRECIATIvE AUDIENCE,
All on the Stage.
THE AMATEURS REHEARSING
More Fun Than Can Be Condensed Into . 80, as it
Lasts 2 40 Hours.
ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Night Admission, so and rs cents
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THE ATTENTION OF OUR READERS Is called to
the sale OF drop lights chandeliers, mantels, &C.,
at 113 B street southeast, the stock being late
bidder Some very appropriate articles for
Christmas gifts. Sale Wednesday, 10 O'Clock
a. IN.
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So PREVALENT AND so FATAL HAS CONSUMPTION

So PREVALENT AND so FATAL HAS CONSUMPTION
become, that it is now everywhere dreaded as
the great scourge Of humanity; and yet, in their
formative stages, all pulmonary complaints may
be readily relieved and controlled by reSorting
promptly to DR.. Jayne's expectorant, a curative
specially adapted to soothe and strengthen the
bronchial tubes, allay Inflammation, and loosen
and remove all distractions. 1t is a certain
remedy for Asthma, and also for coughs and
colds,
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THE MADISON BUILDING ASSOCIATION report
presented at the third annual meeting last Fri
stock, $3,049.39; interest on shares advanced,
81 ,603; settlements of advances On 81 shares,
S2.49I12) IS, 1920 Disbursements, S., 1886, Qn-
stock account shows original number of shares
1887; Cancelled by settlement, Sd year, 81; can
celed by surrender, Sd year, 3s1; number of
l42; number not advanced on, 500; total on ron,
414; value one share paid-up stock, 1924.
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Regulate the Blood!
rake That wonderful preparation, QnirE's Hrish
Tea. 1t cures biliousneSs. Price rs cents
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To be had Of Respectable Wine Merchants. Drug
gists and Grocers. sep3O-eOd3m
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A RTIETCIAL EYES AND THE BEST
"A 81 GLASSES. 81. II. HEMPLER, OPP
dcian, A6S Pennsylvenia ave, cor. ~ street. 81
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OUTER, BUTTER.
600 pounds fresh OHIO ROLL BUTTER q
retail from Is to 80 cents. wholesale at the lowest
market prices. Also, EGGS. DRIED FRUIT and
S9O RI ,sfs,ees !, sC.. bel0sr d,
deco -2ws - -, - ''sNf = a. w. BEALL.