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Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
Fair Notes FROM Dover

Fair Notes FROM Dover
Condensed from the Delawarean.
Richard Harrington, Esq, returns his
thanks to the young ladies of Dover, for
the manner il which they have decora-
ted the interior Of the new building.
Exhibitors only will be admitted on
Monday. Fair will open in complete
order on Tuesday, when the public are
invited to attend.
The music and Judges stand recent.
ly erected ON the Fair Grounds is said
to bs the finest on any Fair Ground IN
the country. 5
Every department at the Fair pro.
misses to be full. The entries at this
date are far ahead Of what they were
at this time last year.
Mr.. Mark Hassler under the super
vision Of the Managers Of the State Fair
is to give a Promenade Concert and Hop,
on the evenings Of Sept. %, "a, 25. In
vitations will be sent. Ladies and gem
tlemen desiring to attend must submit
thsir names to the Committee Of Invita-
tions. Mr.. Geo. Virden is the Secre-
tary.
Col. Page one Of the members Of the
executive committee Of the National
Trotting Association pronounces the
field of horses entered at this Fair equal
to any field that have trotted this sea
son in the country.
Some persons are laboring under
delusien about passes to and from the
Fair during the day. Any person buy.
ing a ticket can come out and 60 back
again at any time during the day al
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
PEAOM rEELIH0s.
scrsped together - the Season
Closes.

scrsped fegsther - the Season
= Closes.
''The peach season Is ended The
Salways were sent to market during
this week, and this ends the crop. To
shippers they have not cleared over
twenty five cents basket, while many
sold at home at from thirty to fifty cts.
The latter did well, and the former
have contributed largely to the incomes
Of the transportation companies. Not
withstanding the utter ruin Of the crops
from Dover up to Mount Pleasant, there
were more peaches sent to market from
that section than went over the whole
Of the J. & B. Railroad and its connec-
tions. r..
Middletown, with almost total fail
ure Of the Peach Crop, shipped as many
peaches to market as did Milford with
full cropl One reason for this is
that Milford cans and dries many
thousand OF baskets, and aIother Is
that Middletown folks had more peach
es than they thought they bad.
A fellow by the name Of Medford of
Ohio is getting around among the fruit
driers Of this section demanding from
$50 to 800 for the right to bleach fruit
in the drying process, he claiming to
have a patent fot said process.
The Old Dominion Company has
carried 10000 boxes and 10000 bask-
cts of peaches to market this season,
upon which the freight is about 80
cents a basket. .....
As a resume of the crop Of the season
we clip the following from the News
Of Milford
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
FOR HALEOR kENT.
SALE.

BALE.
No. l4l5 Delaware Avenue, with all
ern improvements.
No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod.
f0vements.
on vanBuren street, between Eighth
)th, gas, bath, etc.
Nos. llOe, 1lso, ll32, ll34 and llse
street.
(wo-story brick houses, Q rooms, Pop
Y between II and II streets.
(0uses on Front above Van Buren,.
>ree story brick In South Wilmington.
houses with good out buildings and
ofland, near Columbus Inn.
NO. el3 Chestnut street.
NO. e23 Jefferson street.
No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
No. l28 West Third street. M
on Eleventh street below Poplar.
desirable farm Of 81 acres, one milo
ares Corner, on the State Road, Il
~ Railroad Station, land Of the best
md highly cultivated, with no better
Sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
puse, No. 604 Spruce street.
use, No. 311 East Filth street.
puse No. l41b Delaware Avenue.
number Of small houses In different
the city.
To LOAN.
70 6S,OOO-in sums Of 3 900
200.
ply TO W. McCAULLEY l. CO.;
606 Market street,
Wilmington, Dol
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
An Outrage.

On invitation of A. D. Vandever the
Board of Health visited his zone mill
on Saturday. The neighbors found
thew could not have the place declared
nuisance in anyother way, tore up
part of the boards (Which are covered
with tar paper, to keep down the smelly
Of tho part which contains the hesh
and bones and by that means had the
place declared a nuisance. When left
the place no body Of men would have
declared the place nuisance. Such con-
duct may carry a point but to get a
decision by that means is not honest.
ALFRED D. VANDRvER.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
Watch LOHt.

On Saturday as Henry Reed was
peddling oysters he stopped at the resi-
dencs, ,925 4. Second st., at the call Of a
lady and sold to her quart Of oysters.
She gave him a S5 bill from which to
take the amount, and he in securing
the change from his vest pocket took
ont his watch and laid it on the steps.
After making the full change, Mr..
Reed went on his way leaving his
watch where he had placed it. 1t was
Of heavy silver Of the Columbie pattern.
Who picked up the time piece is one Of
the things Mr.. Reed can't find out.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

There is nothing more narrowing to
the sympathetic mind than to hear a
hahv CRYING, What screamer! is a
tribute & often applied to the same baby.
Stop II at once by using that sovereign
remedy DR.. Bulls Baby syrup. frioe
only rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
PITIl AND PULP.
scissOred from our Peninsula Con.
tempOraries.

scissOred from our Peninsula Con.
f.. tempOraries.
The Kent County Bible Society held
its annual meeting in the M. E. church,
Milford, on Thursday last. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year President-Hon. N. B.
Smithers; Vice Presidents-Duck Creek,
DR.. Collins, Little Creek, Albert II.
Hoffecker; Kenton, N. T. Underwood;
East Dover, Hon. Jno. A. Nicholson;
West Dover, Jas. R. Powell; North
Murderkill, Jacob G. Brown; South
Murderkill, Hon. John W. Hall; Mil
ford, T. +. Hammersley; Mispillion,
VIM. Shaw; Secretary-F. A. Williams;
Treasurer--John T. Jakes.
Col w. F. Townsend, of the Sussex
"Journal" has gone to New York where
he intends to purchase some new ma.
terials for his printing Office, and thtz
20 on a visit to his brother-in-law. He
IL expected to be gone some four or five
weeks and in the meantime the bust.
ness will be in charge of his. very clev.
or better-half, with competent assis-
tants to carry on ths business success
fully.
On Tuesday morning last, the 10 o.
clock train North from Harrington,
struck a young man named James Nc
Matt, about three miles this side Of Eel.
ton. and threw him from the track,
breaking three ribs and inficting mum
erous bruises upon his body. He wat
taken to his home at FELTON, and will
probably recover.
Some days ago while a little daugh
ter of James Melvin, proprietor OF the
Railroad Hotel, at Bridgeville, with
some others, was pushing a car truck
she accidently fell, and the car passed
over her, breaking her arm and inflict
ing serious internal injuries.
Now that Salisbury has her new en-.
CINE she will be reminded. All the gray
headed decons will be betting theil
"ducats" on its squirting properties
The moral depravity Of a fire engine in
stills into a community is surprising.
There will be camp meeting held Oh
the Mt. Zion camp ground, between
Laurel and Seaford, under the auspices
of the M. p. Churches at Laurel ant
Lewisville, commencing Saturday next
Sept. 27.
The Bright House, at Rehoboth, an'
the Odessa boarding tent both olose'
last week, and most of the cottager'
have gone home so that Rehoboth pre-
sents a rather deserted appearance
now.
Ar man in the town of Concord, il
Sussex county, got full of whisky, an. an.
then went for his employer with a knit
and cut him in several places, but no
seriously. He was arrested and put il
Jail.
George Barton, captain of the schoone
Thomas w. Ware, from Bombay Hook, t
Camden, loaded with hay, was knocke
overheard and drowned. He resided q
Lewes.
The students of Delaware Colleg
have organized foot ball club an
cleared up q piece Of ground in tn
rear of that institution.
Workmen are building the railroa
platform at the Middletown fai
grounds.
Next Friday week Gov. Hall vii
make the appointment for Attorney
General.
A report from Gumboro hundred l
that the corn crop will be short.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
lS36-Hats Hats-lS70 i.

Rumford Bros. are still holding forth
at 4O4 Market street, and selling the
fall STYLES Of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This is the Lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount Of sales, &c.
Their genial and accommodating man
ner has to some extent been tbs means
of attracting and retaining custom, but
the low prices of their goods are the
chief incentives to buy. I
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

FICE.-The partnership heretofore OK.
Etlpp between E. Mitchell, Jr., and F.
kbell. trading as Mitchell 4 Co., Agts.
and dealers In Slate Mantels, is this
kolyed BY mutual consent. All settle
Fiji be made to or BY
H.. MITCHELL.
September Is, 1879.
be by promptness and good work To
continuance of the liberal patronage
u upon the above firm.
Z, MITCHELL, JR., Agt.,
|q.1o a. $40 ". Front St.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

k,t,E-,l conformity with tho pro.
|,islons OF the act, passed by the Gen.
Issmbly OF the state Of Deiaware.o on the
ot March, A. D.. 1875. the subscri-
Iyeby give netice that they will make
lion lion on the 10Th day Of October next.
Honorable lone Leonard + Wales Judge Of
perior Court of tho state OF Delaware,
r6arter Incorporation Of o company
F,The James 4 Webb Printing and
bery Company, to carry on the bust
{,he manufacture OF Books, Prints and
sary in all its branches, and that q
tie proposed charter will be on that
bibIted to the said Judge for his exami'
land order thereon.
''N II. JANIS,
L. AINSWORTH,
M. M. CHILD.
hington, DEL, Sept. 10, 1870. el7 II
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

ALI the popular cough medicines such
as Jayne's Expectorant, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, Bulls Cough Syrup, &c., are
sold by j. R. Hartman, Druggist, 9Th
and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

lCE.- beg leave W in,urm the pub
ID that have increased my facilities
(ufacturing ktndling wood, and am
ppared to furnish wood In any quaint.
N consumers. sell the largest $l.60
|the city. Give mo q call before pur-
elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
attention, JOHN PONDER,
Foot Of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
marrow Escape from Drowning.

NarrOW EscaPe fF0m DFOwnAnk'
A lad named Albert Anderson, re-
siding at No. 1916 King street, made q
very narrow escape from drowning in
the Brandywine race on Saturday.
He was rescued by Mr.. Zebley and a
colorsd man named Rice, after he had
been in the water tor some time, and
although unconscious when taken ont,
the. united efforts Of the two men
succeeded in resuscitating him.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

RICE,-The Citizens Loan Association
Iffers new stock Tor sale; no back pay
may be secured at any time very
tous. First series will mature In q 1T
b nine years, Notwithstanding the
Apply for shares day or evening to
GEORaE y. MAR1S,
Secretary,
M. 60l Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
xosICEs.
[.,..lon for cons y n ptIves.

| ,,,rciaus Of the Consumption Hos:
p91yn@isnd, acknowledge that with COD
iii N any fern, they haye not cured
y urt stent II Of their patients, whereas, With
y T,so- ~ phosphites they have cured seven:
" cent. Phyacians have prescribed
Y q %1 pectaces Of vitaIized Phosphstes In
~ f n nervous diseases, vitalfzing the
iated @ PREVENTING and curing consumP
r. CROSBY, 600 Sixth Ave-, N. =.
l,e by 2. JAMES BELT,
1 sth and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

ICE. Persons having colts IN
ley wish broke to light harness HH
b handled Tor speed, can have the
lDe By addressing David Ford, New
b.
Young stock a speciality. 01lmd&ws
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

ICE The Annual Meeting of Che
|tockholders of tho Home Loan Asso-
|will be held on Friday evening next,
y, at s o'clock, at tho usual place.
L. r. TAYLOR, Sect,y.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
Evening InstructfOn.

Fn,ror REpuBIlcAN:--I am Offering
mora in Industrial and Commercial
Evening instruction than ever before'
JOHN G. HARKNEss,
10th and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

Of the delaware Rail
bad Company's Bonds due January ],
(alled "Extension Mortgage Loan"
! to dispose of them before they ma
III please propose terms terms Of sale
bonds, with the remaining coupons
!, to the undersigned,
M. HAYES, Treasurer.
hu I,Oyer. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

lCE.-A meeting of the stockholders
the Citizens Loan Association will
|cn Wednesday evening next, Sept.
o'clock, in the usual place.
[96t GEO. y. MARIS, Sec.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

qCE.-All pcrsonsar forbid cunning,
ehing, or otherwise tresspasstng on
lises Of the subscriber.
pMuN TOWNSEND, Union Farm.
R.lm.e-O.d*
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

huE-HOME LOAN ASSOC1A-
tlON-New series. First payment
|ber Goth, (fourth Friday. Good and
festment. Apply to
T., r. TAYLOR, Secretary,
COZ Market street.
Nv. Bush, President.
Nv. LAWSON, Treasurer. 9l3lN
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

EEY TO LOAN by the Wilmington
Saving Fund Society, in large or sirall
j. on good first mortgages, no bonus or
blon charged. Apply to
]. +. SMITH, Treas,
|lwed.lweod. T30 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
EDUCATIONAL.

FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
ON WEST STREET, WILMINGTON,
between Fourth and Fifth Sts.)
An Enaiish and Classical School for Chil-
dren and Youths Of both sexes. Pupils pro.
pared for College or Business Special atten.
tion given TO the Individual capacities Of pu.
pils. School year re.epens 9th month 8tb,
and consists Of two terms of twenty full weeks
each. Cost of tuition $40, SIS, $40 and $26 pen
term. Good homes provided for pupils from
o distance.
Circulars can be obtained at the store Of q.
F. Thomas & %. For further information 3D.
FRED. EDEN BACH.
Principal.
Residence coo W. Ninth st. 662n
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
. L A N X e T S /!

We have now in store seven cases,
containing THREE HUNDRED and
FIFTY PAIRS of WHITE BLANK.
ETS, which We purchased from the
manufacturers three months since,
and, notwithstanding there has been
very great advance since then, we
have decided to give our customers
the benefit of this timely purchase,
and will sell them at the same prices
as last wear.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
NOTICE
|rg HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
=" WARD.

|. hundred dollars reward will 90 paid
arrest and conviction CT the thief or
who have been recently engaged in
breakiug in this city.
IUHN Z. ALLMCND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sals ON
hepremfses, situated en- the ). 4. corner Of
Third and French streets,
ON SATURDAY, OOTOBER 4, 1879.
At O'Clock, PM,
No. /, A corner house containing l0HA
rooms, one large store room, 81, 600 can
remain on No. /.
No. house 200 e. Third street, three story,
! containing s rOoas, bath room, hot and cold
wat r with all the modern improvements, gas
thr)ughou .nne half can remain on No. q. For
part cuiars see bills. or inquire of the subscri-
ber. LUDW1Ck WALLSHMITT,
or L. W. Stidham & Son, Auct's. $40 cod II
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

ylUBL q SALE OF COWS
At Village Green, Delaware County, Pa,
~ miles north Of Linwood Station on Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore II, r., on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is 1879,
At one O'Clock, p. M.
Forty fresh cows and SIringers. Sznne
Among this lot will be some large
young Cows from Chic and Lancaster county.
Two and our months credit.
919 dts ROBERTS TYSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

kSnAsLE.-Housa s07 L. Eighth street
ns a, made oasy. Inquire ut 303 W.
slreet. e-l6tf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-22

eALE.-Dwelllng 222 Jefferson $ .,
ee story brick, eight rooms, hot and
er ana cath. Price low, forms easy.
(''A2I J. II. HEALO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-02
PERSON AL.

Rev A. R. Clark. who has heen CALLED from
reached hera Thursday. mud will 1ttieinte nj Tue
services mt Calvary today.
We have rneaive1 tho vihit Of Mr.. julie. 7
hIeran. business munger nI tn. Adm hltn.
mond Opetn Troupe MI. Morsa reports grenf
anrn4as In tho cnmnany'atour, ani announces
thpfr nnuparanne here al Tho st Charles Theatre
for ihb alxteenth Instant.
After n three months. vaenttan among tho
hitla ~ Tannspa.n DR. VIM q. Hnrrieon, the
we'll known md highly eataemed druggist. cor
nor III Magazine and Thnla atreetH, has re-
turned In oXealant henlth, well reluvenated for
the work Of tho coming season.
Tho president al tho celebrated Hsuneasy y
ia. whisky Uumpnny. Mr.. II. Il. Ileglsr Is III
town and many choice spirits WHIP have M
M In hh hs Ws4a hs b5y r. s s@a
nre bis apiritH. and the worry beat.
Among tho recent nrriynls,. we notien TINT q
our yalned friend. Mr.. ". seymouE.tof q 2
pent for two tnopthsfo for the heneiitof htsAnd bis
fatnily'a henlth. We are glHd to note That Mr..
seymour haa been mnuh Improved. physically
BY his trip. otherwise tharo WIS no room
for Improvement.
Our oaeemed friend Mr. NJ. Bowling, go long
loeateh neur he levae. moved on tho first Of oe-
totnr to No. 90 Foydran atreet. md We iniEh.
from easunl gnslee, that ha hns ~ much Of
he ean do III fllltng orders. Mr. Bowling 10 IN
milo md experienced merchant. n liberal gen
tlenan. and deserves the sueoees which he is
now realizing.
Mr. u. M. Pond Is well known tn thls eommu-
nifty IA n man Of untiring energy. great bust
ness eapapity. md extanded popularity
throughout the country. We perceive by an
advertisements In another column thnt be has
become ennneeted with tho grsat wholesale
grocery heuae Of Schmidt Il Iiegler. nj whose
hoHiuuarers no will hhneefprth be found by
Ills friends.
We nrn nleased to note tho return Of Bathnrat,
Lord High Chamberlain. Ills arnce. during
hia absence vlAited the lending capitals OF tho
uld World, md mnde arrangements for the
next fete.dny Of HiH Majesty. tho King OF the
Carnival. Everything looks cheering, md W.
can assure our rnn1ers DIT homo and abroad
that he coming Mnfdi araH. February TO- tssp
will be observed with great pomp and magpi-
licanGa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-02
COTTON EXCHANGE.
One Difficulty Settled and Another
Now Under Discussion.

Friday ut noon committee delegated BY the
factors who had signed the agreement to abolish
the quarter Ut per cant brokerage from and
after the first Of November. met d COMMITTEES
from the buyers and brokers ut the Cotton Ex-
change rooms. Tho objaet was to amooth over
differences and come 10 IN adjustment that
would settle tho matter satisfactorily to NIL
parties. Among other propositions ono was
made 10 reduce the brokerage 10 an eighth of
per cent until the frat III September next. but
Ihia Whs not nsr. oil to. and. npon the PROPOSE
ton of the brokers md buyers, 1t was agrrad
quarter of per cent brokerage until the first
Ill February next when all the members OF tho
Exchange should join III to drop u,
This immediately relieves tha planters 81 tho
brokerage alluded 10. md places thu burden Of
III on the factors till tire fret II February. when
the whole change becomes jpsu fnrta abolished
"A new subject. however, has arisen which has
attracted tho attention pf the Exchange. This
relates To thu matter of haEalnE. a few Years
ngu the dealers iii cotton mt Boston called Tho
attention nf the Cotton Exchange hare to q
certain clasa III fax hnssing which w,aa being
used by planters and Injured the staple ~ dis
Exchange here condemned tho Use ut thiR hng-
ping. nh also did tho National Exchanges at ils
next succeeding meeting.
III haa recently bean learned. however. TINT
some oil tho Boston houses engaged In huvsng
cotton lin the Interior nta usiuE this worry class
nf haHElng, though TINT city originally called
attention to lta Injurious effects.
There will probably he some definite action
taken In this mntiar Al hn early day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-02
INSPECTORS REPORTS.

From the weekly reports of the local board OF
inspectors To Supervising Inspector Norton
the following IL taken:
The New Orleans board repors: Steamboats,
Henry Frank and Carrie Hogan inspected and
coal oil permits iaanei. Steamers Sum ,Wer
and Leilpre inspected ~ VckshEfg On October
III aud a. respectively. Also inspected steamer
Wayerly. Extended ronta nf e'eamer Fox on
lakes. bays aud sounds hntwaen New Orleans.
Mobile. and Pensacola. Steamship Chnaa In
spealed and coal oil permit issued. :
lions for tho week ending October 70.
The Mobile board reports: For. Woek ending
Burke inspected. Tho Lulu D. etill on dock
for repairs 10 her hull. which will amount 70
$4,000. The Bradish johnson IL LeSt turn for
the dock.
The Apalaehiooln board reports, About, s:sa
b. m. October IA. Henry Giles. ealnrnu deck,
bnat while attempting to III ten the hnwsvi Of
the steamer r. III nj tala 10 the wharf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-02
TIE WEATHER IN OCTOBER.

The monthly report OF Dr. G. II, Rohe signal
officer at this port. for October. shows the fol.
lowing:
Highest barometer 03ts on oath. lowest ha.
romater 7p7sa on 10TH Monthly range Of b.
rnmetPr n.6li.
temnarntu rn 10 deg On 2sth. Mnn'hly range q
tempcratur. ss deg. asaa'est iatly ransa 81
temperature 10 dag on 2nth and goth. lea. daily
range Of temperatures dag. IN d. IL. Moan q
maximum temperatures II deg, 9 min: mean o.
minimum of temperature &c deg. mtn; mean
daily range If Temperature - iaE, min. =
Prevailing direction ~ tho Wtni nasth. TOta
movement OF tha wind s7ss miles. 1lshast We
ioeity OF wind and direction ~ miles enst or
a6th.
DATES at lunar haloR ATTN. 2Ssh. az, sob.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-02

Tho following marriages. births and denths
we're recorded yesterday mt tho Office ol tho
Board OF Health:
BfETts.
Mrs. Ghrlstlan M Cues. y daughter,
Mrs. Thna. Al. Bell Il daughter.
Mre, Emile LHuR. n son.
Mrs. D. Henry Bahhn. Il daughter.
Mrs. T.ula Drahin, y daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Ghapon. danR hter
MARRIAGES..
John Graft To Caroline Graf.
Herman Twflbnek to Caroline HoHe.
Gao. j. Fernandez tt Mary la TREATS.
Ueiestine ]. Dutruch To Mario i. Langlois. ~
DrATHg.
Mrs. Dolores Oanhles. A. years. native Of this
city Elmlra. near Dnmphine etraet
Mrs. Margaret Friedivhhl. 10 yenrH. native OF
Germany, Sikh. near Upporline street.
IHdore HGHHa. a.. ~ month";. native CT this
city. corner HaaAtollu and IT. John the Baptist
streets.
John u. Alexis. g.. year. native Of this city.
lba Dauphlne street.
John Pierre Jr.. O.. month. 2lb Drxades
street.
Mrs. Virginia HaHam. 2b years. native Of this
elf Uanal near Pine street.
Harry T.. Prague. r.. year. nntive OF this
CITY, Hnmpaon. near Burlatta street.
Peter Eichenlaub. months. native oil thie
city i'll Cotton praRR street.
Joseph Mitchell q. 10 yaara. 1JT MErais street
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nat.anal -urxtra, tnet,tnte.

Tho annual visit az m Examining Surgeon
from thi1 we'll known Instftntn Will BIZ made to
New Oraans December !. 1879. H. will have
sti4lad assis ants from ths Home Institute. and
tions for Thu visit IRE amp sufficient TO meet
any increased demands.
attnnfinn should coma early. TINT trey may
have attention for the whole month if reres-
aary Iii I'll chosen specialttes. club feft. spinal
and HIP dseasea paralysis. contraction and
Diseases Of tho joints piles. hstula private dis
eases. catarrh. diseases IF the eve. ear, etc.
this Institute Is unsxeel ed. Refers by per-
mission to the many well known citizens oil
Nav Orleans who are It's patrons.
Rooms. nj before. at M. 1866 st Charles street
where we will b. pleased to see onr old patients
with as many new ones as may choose to call