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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04
THE OOURTS.
POI1CR COrRr-.y,,d1e Rundu mr.,

POLICE COURT-Judge BuTdy pro tenn.
Saturday, Charles w. Ward, carrying con-
Shaffer, throwing stones; 81 or days Samuel
Dant, Mary Minor and Abraham Clark, va
grants: bonds Or 81 days. Charles Sanders,
son. nuisance; personai recognilance. TIN? r
GIL, do; do. Mary NOonan, disorderly; s. or
Is days. John Jones, do; forfeited. John VIII
hams, samuel Toiiyer and Harry johnson, tres
posted land): 81 or one day In JAIL Columbus
Candel. larceny OF six packages OF tobacco,
valued at 50 cents; 81 or day IN jail. William
PofTenberger, carrying concealed weapon: $50
or 50 days Lewis Jenefer, assault on John
Turner; IS or 10 days In jail. Richard Williams,
assault on Ella Holmes; $40 or 80 days In jail.
r. Mockabee, threats to Anna Gray: bonds to
keep the peace. Robert Jones' burglary and
larceny from Jacob Nuerath; grand jury. Re-
Decca Courtney, larceny Of child's carriage
,ev assault on Nancy F. Gould; $40 or 80 days
In 1ail.
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women as fuDI1C school Trustees
To the Editor of The Star-THR STAR this
evening contains the report of q conference be-
tween Mrs. Bryant and Commissioner Dent as
to the appointment of women on the school
board: According to your report Mr.. Dent said
in substance that he would like to do it, but
the law stood In his way. 1t is to be regretted
that Judge Dent did not state what law. The
clause OF the act of June 18th, 1873, "pr0viding
permanent form Of government for the Dis
trlct or Columbia, in respect to the appoint
ment OF school trustees is as follows: "And the
commissioners OF the District Of Columbia shall
from Tune 10 time appoint nineteen persons, actual
residents Of said District OF Columbia to constt-
tute the trustees OF the public schools OF said
ton and for such terms as said Commissioners
shall fix; said trustees shall have the pow
ers and perform the duties in relation to
the care and management OF the public
SchOOlS which are now authorized by law"
uhdeT TINS law any person, male or female,
actually resident Of this District can be a
sch0ol trustee If the Commissioners choose to
appoint him, or her. There may be later legiS.
lat1on on the subject which has escaped my no.
ice, and which modtfies the act cited. Unless
there is, the only obstacle to the appointment or
women on the school board is In the Commits
s1oners' inclination and Judgment. For surely
women can be found In the District who will
come under the category of persons actual rest
dents OF the District. The eminent propriety-.
now recognized by all intelligent friends OF
eduuat1On-that there should be women as well
as men, In the direction Of the schools, makes 1t
proper that Commissioner Dents action in the
premises should be grounded rightly There is
enough in the law Of June II, 1875 to criltciSe
more OF the same sort. r. D. NJ
WASHINGTON. AUGUST
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The BRANDT LEITH INDECENT ASSAULT CASE.
This afternoon, in the Police Court, the case OF
Herman Brandt, charged with having commit
Fleith. a child OF seven years was called for a
rehearing. After hearing the testimony and
counsel. Judge Bundy said he had seen nothing
to change his former judgment. and he imposed
the same penalty-SiX months In Jail. Appeal
noted
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STEAMEB KEYpoRr EXCLUSIONS.

Leaves Potomac Ferry Wharf FRIDAY, August 8,
at III > to G!ymont. Benefit Con.
ductors and Drivers W. & @: B. R.
music and Dancing. Tickets 80 cts. =
for eale by Conductors and Drivers
SAIURDAY, August 9Th leaves for Giymont aud
snEh's Point at 30 I'M. hours at Glymont for
dancing, hours at Smiths Point. Returns :. 40
pm. Tickets 60 cts. children rs cts
SATURDAY, August 9th, leaves for Pney Point at
IL y NJ Returning, leaves Piney Point Sunday, 3
pm arrives at Washington at pm. Tickets IS cts
SUNDAY, August 10th, leaves for Baltimore at
III No., stopping at Piney Point hours ARRIVING
in Baltimore at pm. Monday Tickets SO cts
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StagmanI Wafer.

Ed Star:-W1ll you please call the attention
OF the health officer, through your paper, to the
pond OF stagnant water that has been lying in
the center OF o street, between lst and North
Capitol streets northwest, since the building of
I1Der creek sewer, three or four years ago?
Every time 1t rains the rain shakes up the rub
bish, etc, that lies at the bottom Of the pond.
making stencil that is enough to give persons
living In that neighbcrhOod the much-dreaded
yellow fever, q
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HOLD ON HOLD ON:
THIRD GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
OF THE
DEPARTMENTAL HALF DOZEN,
HOLD ON.

TO BLACKIBTON'S ISLAND,
On the steamer Lady of the Lake
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8TH EeA<=A
Music and dancing Tickets UNITED Is
to SOD % cents children under II years free Boat
40. returning 10 80 pm. Bathing suits for rent
On the hos boat Tickets for sale at Turkish Bath
house, 5O9 Il st W.. Brad. Adams Bookstore:
Ospt =. Green, Pension Once; Shaffhir1S DRUG
store opposite Goyernmert Printing ONCE; Arthur
Creighton, AexAndria. State rooms Tor ssIe at
1d1r 1i Bsth House, 500 St NV. y. B.lThe
nmlttee Deg leave to announce that this will be
excursions .~SI e.
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HENRY JOHNSON,
1914 Columbia street northwest,

THE DISTRICT WITHOUT A JUDGE.-By reason
OF the illness OF Judge James, there is no judge
ness. Chief Justice Cartier, when he left for
the summer, went direct to his Kansas domain.
near Cottonwood Falls, In that state; Judge
Wylfe is somewhere In Central New York:
was to have left Annapolis last week for Cane
May, Ind Judge Cox is at Narragansett Pier
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Did Not Decline.

To the Editor Of The Star-Sir: desire to ask
a correction OF that part of your article on the
appointment Of school trustees which states
that the undersigned declined a reappointme Mt
While l appreciate the kindness which sug-
gested SO graceful and easy let-down, / much
prefer that 1t should be understood that
esteem the friends who presented my name for
the position OF trustee too highly to betray
their confidence by showing at the last moment
the white feather. Respectfully,
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SHE DID IT WITH HER LITTLE HATCHsT-
was charged by Ann Iorny with an assault and
Dattery upon her. 1t appears that they got
lnto a dispute about buying some goods in an
aliey, ana Mrs. Collins, who was at the time
with which she struck Lorney three times She
was sent to jail for 80 days.
sI1 more Downey's traps on street.
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DROWNED AT PINEY PoINT.-Friday evening
last the body OF young man was washed
Marys county, Md. From appearances it had
6een IN the water several days, and had so far
decompoSed as to render the features unrecoy-
niZabe. The body was that OF young maH
about five feet six inches high, dressed In fun
suit OF navy blue flame, and with button CATERS
In one OF the pockets was found bit OF paper
on which was written "Mr. Hail." an envelope
OF druggist with DR.. Lincoln's name on it. a
small pincushion from O'Meras, 18th street, and
number OF keys and button hooks. The
remains were placed in box and buried on the
beach: It is thought to be the body Of Richard
Ernest Hall, son OF Mr.; George r: Hail. the
Saturday, July 26th, without intimatine that he
was going on journey, since which time he
has not been seen or heard from. Mr.. Hall left
this morning for P1ney Point, having no doubt
that the remains were those OF his son. who
was twenty three years old and q popular young
man. No cause can be assigned for his strange
absence and no explanation as 10 his untimely
end.
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TEXAS COTTON CROP. - Late advices from
Northern Texas says that cotton is maturing
earlier than usual this year, owing to the lack
OF rain. The yield Will be heavier, as the acre
age Is ABOUT Is per cent. greater, but planters
fear the staple will be shorter, owing to the
TACT that the un usually dry weather has forced
the balls open before they reached full ma
turttY
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DOT0MAC FERRY CO.

Persons desiring q del. ghtful change from the
s se Senr a heat Of the city can enjoy
tcmac river to Alexandra and re-
turn, any day during the week for Is cents on the
cry Boats children under ten years of age FREE
Inc beats leave Washington daily for Ale1sndria
"a icilows; 81. 80, $50, $3.50, 10 40, IL 30 M
l2:3o, :S0. 30, $50. 4:20, 80, 80 and so % M
The trips at 80, 30 and 80 pm are especially.
refreshing and invigoratng aus2Im
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BOTH OF THEN FINED.-A few days since. O.
boy employed by Mr.. N. d. Whiteside, the we'll
known ticket scalper, was handing dodgers"
to parties passing along Pennsylvania avenue
near 9Th street, when Col Jones, 1t is alleged,
struck him. The boy ran to the store and in
formed Mr.. W., who pointed Jones out, and Mr.,
Wh1teslde then went to the 5th precinct station
for warrant and was unable to obtain one.
Mr.. Whiteside then attempted to arrest Col
Jones, and setting him by the arm took him to
with assaulting ~ BOY, and Mr.. Jones charged
WhlteSide with Assaulting him. The case came
up this morning1n the Police Court and a num-
Der OF witnesses were examined. The court
Judge Bundy) said it was clear that Col Zones
assaulted the boy without provocation. and i'm
posed fine OF IS. In the other case against
MI. Whlteside, the court remarked that he did not
Deueve me oOctrlne tnat citizen had the right
to arrest parties In this District, and he I'm.
posed q fine Of $40 and costs
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MURDER0Cs ASSAULT ON WoMAN.-This
morning, about o'clock, James Grayson made
muTderOus assault On Jane johnson, both COL
ored, on Sd street, near F southwest inIiicting
dangerous wound on her right temple and
nearly severing her left hand from her wrist.
DIR. Sumbly was called In to attend her aud
pronounced her In critical condition. Gray
son was arrested by Officer Powell, and Is held
for hearing
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, DEATa At A. CAMP MEETING-A special from
Church OF God" has been in progress, says
startling scene was enacted at the altar last
Thursday morning. The members were hold:
ing the regular morning prayer and prstse
meeting, and Hanson Penn, OF Winfield, Carroll
county, aged seventy one years. among Others
gave In very warm and feeling Christian ex-
perience, and had just taken his seat when
Elder Sigler arose and asked him If he did now
regret his not having engaged sooner in the
cause OF the Lord, he having been converted
only six years ago, to which he replied, with
great emphasis, and feeling 81 d." and as he
uttered this last word he fell over, but was
caught by the brethren and carried to tent
close at hand, where he Immediately expired
His body was taken to his late residence near
Winfield, Nd, and was buried yesterday.
FRlaHTFuL DEATH OF Two WoxEN.-At q
late hour last Friday night, Mrs. John Howe,
the wife of 8 prominent business man OF Gin
cinnatt, and servant named Anna Brown, fell
through the floor OF privy vault at their sum-
mer residence in Covington, and before they
could be rescued both were suffocated. Mr.
Howe hearing cries ran out, jumped into the
vault to attempt the rescue, but was overcome,
and only by vigorous measures was he restored
TO consciousness.
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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

The Washington City Benevolent Society No.
l, Will hold family picnic at the SchuetZen
Park tomorrow.
Persons desiring delightful change from the
depressing heat of the city can enjoy an hour
and a-half's ride on the Potomac river to Alex
andrla and return, any day during the week.
Tor Is cents, on the ferry boats.
the keypOrt will leave POtOmace Ferry
wharf next Friday at 6 pm, for Glymont on
an excursion for the benefit Of the W. d G. t.
X. conductors and drivers. There will be music
and dancing.
The Jane oseley Will leave next Thursday
at $50 am. for Rlack1ston's Island, returning at
II pm. See advt.
The excursion of Equal Division S. of T. to
COLDS Island, Is postponed to Saturday next
The Mary Washington will leave tomorrow
at $50 am. for ten cent excursion to Mount
Vernon Springs.
The P. x. s., OF Dawson, gives its second
moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall tO-mor-
row evening, leaving at 6, on the w. w. Cor
coran.
Mr.. r. K. Helphenstine, OF the Ebbitt House
drug store, has concluded to give two grand
family excursions to Blackstone Island, on the
l1tn and 18th 1nsts. The steamer Jane Moseley
VIII carry the first party, leaving her wharf,
Ioot OF 6th street, at precisely O'Clock am,
returning at 1890 pm. Mr.. II. Is well and ia.
v0rably known to our citizens as giving first
class excursions. A brass and string band will
De IN attendance, under the leadership OF Prof.
+. El0ner, and nice time may be Anticipated
For price OF tickets and where sold, see the
advertisement.
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DISCOVERY.

EHEAT DISCOVERY.
The greatest and most pleasing discovery OF the
age to housekeepers is the ncontestable FACT that
the following leading brands of FLOUR are not
only the handsomest In the District OF Oolumhis
but also in the United States:
"CERES."-The magnificent Minnesota pstant
Patent PROCESS sTERLING:-The cslebrated 81
Louis Fancy Patent. and GOLDEN HILL. the
We defy competitors to bring forth any F1our
superior 70 Ceres Mlnneoa or Sterling and We feel
will never use any thing else ~s>A S~1~S
The above-named Flours can be bought st any
LIST street and Indiana avenue. S'&
my26 ly W. NJ GAIT n m
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THE DAsHAwAYs held meeting yesterday
afternoon at the foot of Washington street
Georgetown, which was largely attended, and
was ADDRESSED by Messrs. A. II. Walcott, C. W.
Iltchneld, Berry and Cumberland. Last night
the club held very interesting and successful
meeting at Talmadge hall. Hon. D. p. Holloway
In the chair and MIR. l.. Fl. Patterson secretary
addresses were made by the chairman, Mr.
Walter Addison, OF Georgetown, c. w. Itch
field, Mr.. 6. j. p. Belt, ). c. Lee and Others
inteIspersed with GOOD music by the choir under
Mr.. Fleming, with Mrs. seymour at the organ.
a duette by Miss Myra Henry and Mr. Fleming
committee to take care Of and distribute "the
little brown jugs" as follows: Alex. Eagleston,
u. F. Oliphant, j: b. Cunning, A. II. Walcott,
L. II. Patterson, John HOdgkins, J. G. Lee, S. c.
Mills and w. j. Boyd. Mr.. j. b. Cunning closed
with an appeal for the tabernacle.
ACCIDENT TO WEDDING PARrY.-Last night
about nine O'Clock wagon containing nine per-
sons OF both sexes, old and young, and driven
by Mrs. Frederick, was overturned at the corner
OF pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, all the
occupants being thrown out and several OF
them injured. 1t appears they were homewaId
pound from wedding, and In making short
turn up 9th street the wheels OF the vehicle
caught In the railway track, causing the acct
uent. MrS. FrederickS was seriously Injured
IN the side and MIR. James Perry was badly cut
In the forehead by collision with the pavement.
Sergeant Arnold aided them TO the drug store
OF Mr.. }: w. Drew and Dr.. Carroll Morgan
dressed the wounds.
The MEXICAN WAR VETERANS met SATURDAY.
highland the committee appointed at the meet
Ing or May last, consisting OF General AIber,
Pike, Mahlon d. Months and Daniel smith esas.
who were directed TO inquire into the merits of
certain printed pamphlets which had been cir
culated at the annual reunion OF the vpfera ne
at Baltimore, last February, rejecting upon
the official conduct OF A. NJ. kenady the secre.
tary or tne national association, made report
generating him, and expressing confidence
In his loyalty TO his comrades and his Integrity
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
VIM Stickney ct al to the National Savings
Bank, lot 80, so. 513; $500. NJ. j. Wright to j..
u. Johnson lot T. block 2, Of Pleasant Plains;
s. Thos. Fahey TO John Beck, ST., lot ], In sub.
OF lots In So. 461 49, 900. Samuel h. walker and
Sallie s. Walker to Sarah Davis, part lot II. In
ard Phillips trustees to A. F. Augusta, lot 3,
ga. SIS: g.. Eugene Carusi and A. c. Bradley,
trustees, to James Fraser, part lot 2, 81. 454;
$2625.
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Il AWNS, 6k and l24c yard
Il Madras and Bombay Ginshans.
White Mosquito Net, 90 cents p,eoe
Queen Shirts. frished, Soc
Wamsutta Shirts. finished, 7sc
hobss Double Brisk Corsets-
go JOE. b. BAILEY
Vi<u Cor. Sth & r SITS. a.so.
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nkAWER6-Drflling Drawers only so ceata
- Double seated Drilling Drawers only so oeuta
Job Lot Gauze shirts, 8 for 81. ~ A'"
Just opened lot Fancy Half Hose IS cents
Fine Linen Hxndkerchiefs, 3 for SO centa
Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs rs cent?: worth 40
cents. Nv
Rordered Handkerchief, for Is cents.
Mems 6ik I les. Is cents; worth SO centa
Mems Silk Scarfe, 80 cents worth 81 as
Blk Shirts to order for %, at warranted
Six Shlr0 70 order for $3.50, ready to wear Ct
THOMPSON'S eHIRT FAoroRr,
yeI6u 90 " ct. u. scss opposiie Patent Ofloa
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Editor Star: l win thank you to correct some
the National Fair Association. We are reported
as agreeing to pay Hill SIS 600 cash for his
ground and $4,000 in stock. The association
are In treaty Tor Mr.. Hills grounds, said to con-
tain 163 acres, except about 10 acres decided to
the railroad, Tor which they are to pay him 500
on transfer OF the property, balance OF the $685.
VOo ID one two three and four years, and $l2, 900
In stock, half OF which the ASSOCIATION retains
the right to redeem at par. am also reported
as stating 116 acres as the land we get. l did
not say 50, but at our last meeting claimed 1853
acres Mr.. Hill states lis. This was talked
over before the board this morning, and there Is
no division In regard to my statement. One
hundred and sixty three acres, less what the
railroad occupies, Is what we were to have and
what the board will demand 1t will be seen by
the above II we close with Mr.. Hill he gets but
$lOo, the balance contingent upon the success
OF the enterprise. W. NJ. GAIT
President National Fair Association.
nv CT
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SLEABING-OUT SALE
SBASONABLE DRY GOODS.

In order 10 mske room for NV FALL, STOCK OE-
Dhi GOODS, i have determined TO begin nv
cIoslnf,out sale ut once instead Of waiting till the
Remember every article in the store win be In
goods over for next summer
SAl q once ans secure bargains In
elLkS, 6AT1NS, DRESS GOODS. WHITE
GOODS, EMBROIDERIEs, LACES.
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
PARAS0L6, ETC.
CONN0LLYS,
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pRICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT NE0INNI0
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, lOO2 = c n W.
The Comfort" Mystery" and 'Rsoepttou~
nnIts msoe OF Wemsutta muslin. and extra 6ne
The Oid Tines" and '0reat Southern (epen
front) Shirts are only 60 oonts made Of drytciSa
The Senate" Shirt, made OF Fruit Of tl,s Ioeun
muslin ana twenty hundred linen. n only 60 oenfa
Etrst-caa@ Pattern Drawers, doubleseats ouly
20 centA ~As
ME0INNI0C.
3e7R 10OD y ssreee a.so.
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sI1 more Downey's traps on T street.
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I AWNS AT FIVE Cents
LARGE stock new Lawns ct &c per yard. In great
New stock Of Madras Ginsbams
S Sooa White n BED SPREADS, 60 81, ,bc andsl
Black Alpacas, l2h, 20, 26c., sc Black Cashnaerer
very cheap. Black Silks 90c, 81 az 25 Al 81 Al
teed as represented.
BENJAMIN MILLER
1yllu 1O3 Brid0e street. 6FoR0Erovu
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y tAsE.-IU POIlCe
Court Saturday, the case OF Mr. Jacob F. Collins.
q junk dealer at 400 h street, was brought UP on
the charge OF maintaining nuisance, created.
II Is alleged, by the bones stored at his estab-
alter the dismissal or q similar charge few
days since. Mr.. Birney moved TO auash the
information in this case On the ground tnat ,t
&C., but pending argument, the case was con-
tjuuod.
This morning, In the Police Court Mr.. Collins
appeared to answer an attachment, and the
court imposed fine OF So Mr.. Collins claimed
that he had not been formally arrested on this
charge but the warrant was regularly "cepied,"
and the court therefore imposed tue.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.-In the Police Court Satur-
day Robert James, cOlored was charged with
burglary and larceny from the house OF Jacob
NeuIath, street, between 18TH and 18th streets
northeast On the night OF March 4th, 1915 IL
Is charged that the parties who then entered
the store were the accused, Edward Johnson
who was convicted and sent TO the penitentiary
and John stewart Mr.. NeuraJh testified TO the
burglary and Anderson Woodrok testified that
johnson, man named sam, and the prisoner
brought some OF the things to his house and
they all appeared 10 be interested In the stolen
things. Another witness corrODOrated Wood
folk. The case was sent TO the grand Jury
Jones was arrested by Officer Boyle for disor-
derby conduct, and was identified at the station
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Francis Leonard and Hannah Kiley; Charles E.
Selby and Elizabeth Thompson; Henry Rosen-
Amanda James, John Burns and Sarah Bridget;
Thaddeus Alsop and Katie Frank; Charles West
and SOphronia Chase; Irwin Furlong and Julia
II. Wren, both OF Fairfax, Va.
THE WATER RATE CASE NOT HEARD TODAY
The case OF Carpenter against the District OF
Columbia, involving all the questions at issue
in regard TO increasing and enforcing the pay
ment OF water rents was not heard this morn
Ing, owing TO Judge James being ILL.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-27
PROSTRATION.

follows:
MIR. JAMES I.FELLows, Sir
Having, while at your establishment, carefully ex
aninea your prescriptions and the method of prepar
ing your Compound Syrup of flypophosphites, felt
anA ous to give II fair trial in my practice. FoI
the last twelve months have done SO, and find that
in incipien consumption, and other diseases Of the
throat aud lungs II has done wonders. In restoring
persons suffering from the effect ofdiphthera and the
cough following typhoid fever, prevalent in this
gion It is the best remedial agent have ever used
But for persons suffering from exhaustion Of the
powers OF the brain aud nervous system, from long
continued study teaching, or In those of
hausiion from which so many young men suffer,
know Of no better medicine for restoration TO heatl
than your Compound syrupof Hypophosphites.
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The WONDERFUL
Effects of the Extract OF
CELERY the CHAMOMILE UPON
THE NERVOUS
System and Digestive
Organs
In Curing Especially Sick
Headache.
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Paralysis and Indigestion. and
Preventing
Neuralgia of the Heart and Sud-
den Death.

This Preparation Has Won n Reputation
Unknown to any Other Article. for the
Cure and Pre- entiOn of These Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
,nent OF This Discovery: