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TIE DEATH RATE FOR LAST MosrH.-rhe NOR

TIRE DEATH RATE FOR LAST MoNrH.-The NOR
tality In the District for last month was 1885, an
increase OF 40 over corresponding month OF last
year or at the rate Of Is l25 per 900 per annum.
or at the rate OF 1888 per 200 per annum while
that of the coored was 174 or at the rate of 3S67
per 1000 per annum. The mortality, as COM
pared with the month of January of this year,
shows decrease OF &c. There were 33s births
reported. showing an increase of the population
by excess OF births over deaths OF g. the white
population increasing by 81 the colored decreas-
ing by 81. The number Of marriages reported
was 1910 white and cOlored
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amasements. &c.. Tonight.
Satiossat Thecter.-Boucicault as "Conn, the
Ehaughraun."
FoT0s Opera House." Kellar, the Illuslonist.~
7hsater Co1niqe.-"Leopold' and excellent
varieties.
Lincoln HaiI.-'Pinafore"
Franklin Legion HaE.-Musical and literary
entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

az Part OF Wattersons hundred thousand
nave arrived In Washington, and every one OF
those free American citizens wants an office
(BOst. transcript.
H-The supreme court OF Tennessee has de-
clded that sleeping cars running through that
STATE are taxable. An appeal will be taken to
the supreme court of the United states.
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LECTURES.
M. C. A. LECTURE COURSE,

" M. C. A. LECTURE COURSE.
The LECTURE Of the Rev DR.. NAYLOR, of the
etropolitan Church, ON Brains or Buncombe
- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th, ut ~ O'Clock
invited to be present. Admission free Tickets Of
admission to other than msmbers, rs cents For
sale at BaGantynes, Whitaker's and Fries Book.
stores, Snd at the door. matI5.sat m tn ei
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CONGRESSMAN WHITAKER, of Oregon who
left San Francisco on special train w ednes
day, 10 a. m, passed Cheyenne, Wyoming, ar
noon yesterday, making unusually fast time
and expects to reach Washington In time to
participate In the organization Of the next
House,
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PACIFIC COAST HANGINGS-A CHINAMAN Exc.
CUTED.-A Chfnaman named All Ben was hang.
ed at Marysville, Cal, yesterday, for the muir.
der OF John McDanfelS last November. He Is
believed to have committed several other muir.
derS, but made no confession. Eugene L. Av.
cry, alias Archie Brown, and Jas. Johnson were
hanged at Portland, oregon, for the murder Of
Louis Joseph last August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

YELLOW FEVER GERMs.-The mayor OF yicks.
Durg, Miss, telegraphs to the mayor of st.
Louis suggesting the propriety OF having the
baggage OF negroes from the yellow fever dis
trict thoroughly distnfected, to prevent the car
ry1ng OF the germ OF yellow fever into that city
ana other points where they are going.
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WR1Ts FOR VIRG1NIA's INDICTED JUDGKs.-A
special dispatch from Danv1lle, Va, March u,
district court issued writs of capias for the ar
rest OF the indicted judges. The marshaIs will
execute them at once and force the Judges to
have instructed the Judges to refuse to give
bail. The next step viii be by writ of ha6eas
corpus, and the issue between the two govern
ments Will be squarely made. 1t Is understood
that Judge Coles, Of this county, has been ar
rested already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

FAVORABLE NOTORIBTY-Th good reputa-
ton OF "Bro,cn's bronchial Troches'' for the re-
LEI OF Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, has
given them a favorable notoriety. Is cents a
box, w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
In the MASSACHUSETTS House OF Representatives
yesterday the committee on constitutional
amendments reported bill to provide for a
convention to revise the constitution OF the
state. 1t provides that on the second Monday
In May the people shall vote on the expediency
OF calling It,
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Stanmering Cured.

Stammel ing CllreU.
WASHINGTON. March I, 1879.
After brief treatment by DR.. Moses & Son,
400 10th street northwest, can say my STAN
mering Of many years duration is cured, and
my speech Is now clear and distinct.
BYRON E. WATERS.
Attest:-DwIGHT r. WATERS.
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ccfumn OF cures OF stammering performed by
Ut. Noses Son. The doctor now has several
cases OF cancer under successful treatment. I
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TIE GRAND EXHIBITION for hosiery will be
continued for a few days. Ladies and gentle
men are invited 10 call at G. Baum's 40S It'll st.,
TO see the display OF ladies', gents and chill
GTens hose 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

THE GREATEST PART OF the annual contract
Tor supplying Her Majesty's troopships with
Champagnes has been awarded to Mr.. BOLLIN-
GER for his "Dry" extra Qualitp
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SETTLERS FOR NEBRASKA.-The Omaha Bee
says: Still they come. The train for the west
10 DAY over the Union Pacific had On two extra
coaches filled with settlers for Nebraska. and
the train from Chicago over the B. B. and Q
mad on five full coaches, which were switched
on on the B. and ~ by the way of Piatts-
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

A SURE THING; it never fails; cure yourself
or 81. Prof Chapin's B,tchss-paibu-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 22S-tIi III, q.
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If THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew it. the tonic qualities OF Quinine
are specific. In no shape can it be used more
agreeably than in J. d. Il. Atkinson's Ouinin.
Hair Lotion VIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

L1prHs' The STAFFORD braid Is made tn all
sEa0es and coloTs. Insist On getting what you
"s0e.
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The Weather

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFfICkR,l
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1879. I
For middle states. clear or partly cloudy
weather. northerly, TO westerly winds. rising
barometer and stationary or slight fall in tenn
peIature.
The following Is the readings of the thermOm-
efer at the Signal once during the day: a. M,
35o; 7a5 M, SO: ~ midday, 40; p. NJ, SOC;
maximum, SOC: minimum, 34.5o.
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GEN. BRADLEY T. JOHNSON and J. Murray
Forbes, esq, OF Fauquier county, Va. were ar
rested In Richmond, yesterday, and placed IN
In breach OF the peace The difficulty origin
ated in.angry words between the two gentlemen
In court during the trial Of the case OF the Com
Forbes is assistant counsel on the part OF the
state.
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REMovAL.
HOLMEAD b CO.,
18A3 II street,

OPPOSITE EBBYTr house
We would respectfully inform orr friends and
patrons that we have reoponed ct the above -
number. and offer them fun line OF
CROOKERY, CHINA.
LARGE AssoaEn1sekr OF HousErusSIsa.
marlO-6t ING GOODS
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1ARRIA6E LICENSES have been issued To Wal
lace hayoold and Ida L. Mangum, Of Prince
Geofge county, Md; DAM Vogelsang and Mary
siam, Doth OF Baltimore, Nd; Jordan Smith
and henrietta BAH; Robert Page and Sarah
Wood.
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LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN p. O
MARCH 18TH, 1879.
LADIES' Ll6T-Brint Martha Miss Evans ALICE
Fisher Eta Mrs; johnson Lucinds Miss: Mason
Jennie Mrs
GENTLEMEN'S LTST-Oarroll Patt j Fitch
Chas 81; Graham George Lovett B; Perichi " s
Rev; Woodland Thomas.
1t J. NJ. EDMUNDB, Pm.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
We, the undersigned, certify to the truthful
ness OF the above statement Of Byron E. Waters
now employed at this Office
A. F. CHILDs Chief Clerk
ALEX. ELLIOTT, JR,
Foreman Of STEREOTYPE Room
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In IS States and Is Territories Of the T. S. I'll
inhabitants use DR.. BulPs Cough Syrup.

ONE Dose LOdHle's Headache Specific will pre-
vent, while two or three doses viii cure head
ache. Only so cents.
For rheumatism use Dprdng's Rben7sotjc Rem,
edy. 1t will cure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

Messrs. Tyler & Rutherford also represent
leading English, French and American Fire In
surance companies, and insure property at very
low rates
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GoODs.

Just received new Bunfines. l2k and lsc ohoio.,
colors All Wool Buntings. 2Sc. Job new SpYfns
Dress soodf, al &c Very choice iyles Dress Goods
l2E. 10. 2oc, &c. Full-sised Frineed Bed srreads
at I'll An extra bar.Sin IN White Cotton Sc /: Rhe+t
inee, nc, &C Brown Linen Table Cloth, lsc Iines
rash SC Boys Spring Ca, simeres, IS. IS spd Soc
MEMS suitnss New Mattings, IS, 49, 1Ss &c
NEW %sr nsrte's S Ssefr a,,a, BENZ MILLER,
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TO LADIES AND GENTLKMKN.-We wish to cal
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing establishment, No. 9O6 G street, neal
improvements, whether Of American or EURO.
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work ia
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
eesstng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from "a
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
80 centsto Is cents pair, by cleaning number
reduction In price. Specialty-LadieS party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 2i
years. experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

E. MORRISON, sos and S07 D sc. NV, has re-
cefved an invoice OF straw paper. See advt.
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RETURNS from the great walking match re-
Pennsylvania ave.
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
Io,cs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corfectS acidity OF the stomach, relieves
WIND colo. regulates the bowels, cures dysen.
terry and diarrhGa, whether arising from teeth.
Ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem.
edy; Is cents bottle.
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GoLD-FuLRD JHwHLRY 81 at Prfcp,s on ave :
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ADJUSTMENTS

L EL1.AR. THE ANTI sPIRITUALIsT. WILL
ATER SUNDAY NIGHT ~
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WASHINGTON Fish MARKET-Soid by r
Golden, fish agent, 30 shad at SO per hundred:
1903 herrfngs at $40 per thousand; 300 lunches
rock, rs to 80 cents per bunch; 500 punches
fish, to 20 cents per bunch.
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SUIT FOR SLANDER--s10, 900 DaDtages.--John
Burns, by Mr.. T. F. Miller, has entered a suit
March 5th inst. published and said that plaintiff
was guilty OF the attempt to defraud the ascot
u0n fmeaning the Knights OF st. Columbkille)
ONT OF It's lawful funds and conspired with a
brother member In bad standing to reinstate
said brother for the purpose OF defrauding the
ASSOCIATION; that he attempted to prejudice and
prevail on the officers to abandon their honest
damages at 10000.
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CURED By DR.. MOSES FOUR YEARS AGO
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. q, 1915.
This Is to certify that DR.. n. A. Moses has
cured me of an fmpediment in my speech, and
can cheerfully recommend him to all those who
are similarly afflicted. O. SMITH,
s,m,t25th Clerk In Post Office Department
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EMIGRATION FROM WASHINGTON A number
OF gentlemen are about forming company here
for the purpose of emigrating to and settling In
n "a territory and Is proposed II possible
asslst each other, and on arriving in the terri
Tory 10 lake up some of the public domain
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THE Union SOLDIERS ALLIANCE has filed
eertincafe OF Incorporation In the Recorder of
DEEDS ofi1ce with George p. Stiles Martin v
Casey. w. p. Seville, John L. Heupel, Samuel
&. LovetOy, w. w. Burke, Chas. Hartei, Phenix
Bartlett, s. E. Tomason, j. Frank Miller and
Crawford G. Adams as corporators. The objects
are 10 assist and relieve members cultivate
social virtues
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PHKs.--Dr. Chaadler's Pilos,: sure cure fol
P1les instant relief; harmless; never failing. An
druggists; SO cents Principal depot, J. w
Drew, 9th ana Penna, avenue 21O1.
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This is to certify that have this day March
10th, 1879 received Of the German Fire Insur.
ance Company, of Baltimore, Md. through
62S street NV, the sum of 1906. 100 In full
for damage to my stock of Boots and Shoes. at
No. 345 Pennsylvania avenue NV, by fire,
which occurred on the night OF the attn instant;
satisfaction with Messrs. Tyler d Rutherford,
and the German Fire ms. Co., of Baltimore and
cannot too highly commend them for their
promptness and iiberality In settling my loss.
FREDERICK ATzEL.
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CCEPTIOe, BELIEVERS AND NON-BE
~ levers should all visit NATIONAL THRATER
SUNDAY NIGHT. II !.
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ASSEssIM DAMAGES-ThiS affernOOn tine
marshal has jury of inquest an0a1ei in as.
sessing damages TO some property aiong fhe line
OF Sth street, near street, southwest, alleged
and Potomac railroad on said street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
SOUTHWEST.

The rabbits scalp bounty act is not
in force in Greenwood county.
Four deer were shot on Otter creek, in
Greenwood county, last week.
Sedgwick county votes Dec. 3Oth on a
proposition to sell its 5000, 900 worth of
stock in the branch road from Newton
to Wichita, at 40 cents on the dollar.
The stock has never paid any dividend,
and has been worthless until quite lately.
Capt. NcGown has returned to Wichi-
Ia from his trip down the Arkansaw to
Fit. Gibson and will report to Congress
that the river can be made navigable for
fiat bottom steamers. He found 90
inches of water all along, the river be
ing at its lowest stage.
The Wichita Beacon, while endorsing
the reappointment of Postmaster Muir
dock, says that the policy of appointing
editors TO Office is bad one, and that
nothing can change its opinion on this
subject except the appointment of the
editor of the Beacon himself.
Sam Wood wants Wichita to guaran.
tee $3.50 for three lectures on finance by
Sam F. Cary of Ohio. Great heavens,
isn't one of his lectures all any town
wants
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
The knights of Pythias.

This order gave its third annual ball
at Bancroft hall Christmas night. The
knights have always taken pains to make
these occasions worthy of them and their
guests, and last night we found no ex-
ception. Seventeen knights appeared in
full dress parade. Under the leadership
of Capt. McCarty they went through a
fifteen minutes drill, admirably The
bright uniforms and glistening swords
makinga pleasing spectacle in the march
ing, counter-marching and sword drill.
The programme was we'll arranged, but
out of the twenty-five changes only six
teen were danced. The music was fur
nished by our well known Emporia or
ehestra, assisted by a portion of the
Knights Templar band. About forty
couples were present. We missed the
presence of number of Our best dane
ers, and the gaiety and vivacity that &C
companies many of our balls were not OBJ
served. About halfpast twelve, after the
Fireman's dance, supper were served at
the Ivy Place. The dancing continued
till shortly after two o'clock, about five
hours of enjoyment having passed quick
ly by. The neatly printed programmes
with the tiny pencils attached were
novel and convenient feature of the even
ing. The whole affair was gotten up in
a manner that gives the Pythian knights
great credit for its completeness.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
Tho Catholic Fair

II - the custom in the east more than
IL is in the west to hold holiday fair
during the week between Christmas and
New Years. The members of the Cath
ollie church of this city have been in
preparation for an affair of this kind for
some time past. Thursday evening was
the t1rst session of the three days fair
now open and given under their auspI-
csA In Bancroft Hall they have ar
ranged three tables laden with crochet
and needle work, dolls, and various
knick-knacks that are offered for sale.
Besides these are candy and fruit table,
aud tables for oysters and meals. There
- also q stand where the lucky may get
more than the value of the fee asked,
and the unlucky-well, they are always
ont of luck.
Voting and raffies are the two promi-
nent features of the fair. A ladys solid
gold watch, with handsome chain, is
20 be given to the lady having the most
votes. The five ladies voted for last
night are:-Miss Allie Riggs, Miss En-
ma Richards, Miss Katy McManus, Miss
Maggie King, of Americas, and Mrs.
Pfeferle. These five are to be voted for
again tonight and the three having the
most votes will be tomorrow nights
candidates. To the lady having the larg-
est number of suffragcs, the prize will
then be given.
The vote for the gold-headed cane is
conducted on the same plan. II. c.
Gross, Major Hood, /. ID. Fox, Lewis
Lutz and Capt Sommers were in the field
last night. One of these solid men is to
be caned according to the will of the
people who sit and vote in Judgment to-
night and tomorrow. We must say
there was considerable ballot-stufiing
going on, and the gun was not used as
an instrument of intimidation either. Ii
was too, in one sense, for shooting
piece did bring out five who have been
induced to wink at the bull-dozing meth
Cd These arc Capt Warren, w. E.
Hcustis, Ned Weaver, Harry Leibfried
and John Fritz
"Chances'' were taken on large doll
With handsome toilet and other arti.
cles- There is an opportunity for con-
siderable sport at the fair. =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
Plymouth,

The odd" or former residence of DIR.
Hunt was burned down one day last
week. 1t was occupied by Fillmore Ford
at the time. 1t is supposed to have caught
from the stove flue. Mr.. Ford, with three
other men were at home, but did not dis
cover the fire in time to save anything
up stairs, where the most and best of his
property was. ABBEY Holmes, FOrd's
brother-in-law, lost nearly all his cloth
ing and $17 in money. The loss falls
quite heavily on Mr.. Ford. He and fam.
lily have moved in with John Quacken.
bush for the present.
Cold, cold, and good sleighing. Health
much improved in this vicinity. J.P.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
JENNIE STANLEY, teacher.

J.H.Wilhlte started Saturday tor New
York City, to attend the winter course
of lectures, for three months, of the
American Veterinary College. He ex
poets TO then return here and open bust
ness as veterinary surgeon. Mr.. VIII,
hite's skill is highly estimated by our
best horsemen, and he has rarely failed
to effect cures. 1t costs $1,000 to 60
through the course of study required to
graduate at the above named college, and
this course of lectures will cost Mr.. Viii
hite S325
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

By the court proceedings published in
today's paper it Will be noticed that r.
d. Mills, A. p. Mills and W. G. Hunton
were admitted to the bar ofLyon county.
These gentlemen, it will be remembered,
came here a short time since and adopt
cd Emporia as their future home, Mr. r.
n. Mills buying the Baker residence.
Tho name Of the new firm is Mills, Hun
ton & Mills and their Office is a very
pleasant one in Bragunler's building.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
Council Grove

COUNCIL GROVE, Dec. "a.
No vacant houses in the city. The
county Jail, having no prisoners, is TEN.
porarily occupied by a family for winter
quarters.
Sleighing good.
New bridge being put into position.
DIED.-Saturday Dec 21st, of neural
gia of the heart, VIM. b. Harold, aged
"A years.
Native of Indiana. Came to Council
Grove in 1858. Held from time to time
offices of trust in the county. Verdict
of 20 years-a good and honest man.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
Real Estate rrnnsfnr,

(Real estate does not legally change
ownership until the sale is duly record
ed)
DECEMBER %.
Lyon county To Geo.-T. Veach-lot
81, Mechanic street, 5000; lot Sc, Syl
van street, $3.50; lot 55, East street
1882.
James Galloway to John Hammond
els of W Il, 3-21-13-$500.
Robert Henderson to CIV. Potwin-
IL e 1-20-12-$1, 200.
Edward F. Hoag to NJ. A. Spencer
lots 90 and 20, Union street-$200.
c. p. Theis and wife to B. F. Harris
lot 100 Rural street-$1OO.
w. NJ. Holiday TO VIM. Jacoby-lots
8 and 8. block l, Reading-$300.
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READ and REFLECT

) = E - =e-
1t IS mistaken Idea TO suppose that while
all other trades and professions have been ad.
vanelng and improving, that the practice OF
a stand -stlll- There is probably no science
IN the world wherein greater and more start
ling discoveries have been made than in the
"healing art Prof. Emery, by means of
his wonderful discoveries with the microscope
has reduced the practice of medicine and sur
does, to germ origin" their treatment be-
comes simple matter and enables him to eff
feet cures in cases that have been pronounced
beyond medical skill, and in an incredible
short space OF time. The microscopic ex-
anlnatlons Ofspecimens enable the doctor to
determine accurately and Immediately the
disease with which the patient is afflicted; af-
ter which. by means of his new and wonder
ful antisepIc treatment. he i able to apuly
the precise remedies indicated, and is not
compelled to administer a IN Lltitude of differ
ent compounds, hoping some may reach the
minlstered Il large amount of unnecessary
medicine. BY means of his new disc ,yeries
frof. Emery treats all such diseases. as evsry
form OF Throat and Lung disease $50 callei.
Consumption), Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh
Cancers, Old Sores, hemOrhoids Tor piles
Sickness, ST. VTtns bancei Acute or Gb n1ins
Granul atoms and Inf 4mmaIion of the Eyes
even Blindness of years standing-Old Ewes
made new, to see without the use of specua-
Giles in q few days-DeafneSs PARALYSIS Drop
sy. Rheumati- m, Neuralgia; also every form
OF disease peculiar to females; also every
form OF Venereal disease In fact the Doctor
makes specially of every form OF Chronic
disease. by the aid of this wonderful micro
scope he can tell at once the nature of your
disease; then, if you wish, he Will deal OUT
to you the proper scientific remedies for the
speedy cure of the same. III every case nc
Will make plain statement of facts to the pa
tlent, and In all casts explain the nature Oh
the disease and probabilities OF cure His
purpose is to maze Emporia his permanent
residence, and expects to be able to demon-
Strate to the citizens his claims to their favor
able consideration. The Doctor owns real es-
tate and is permanently located. and respon-
sible for any contract that he may make. The
Doctor has good apartments, and is pre- pared
to re ceIve chemically diseased persons from
abroad, giving to all such who wish to re-
beds, goOd nurses, and scientific trea tment
with cure warranted or no charges made.