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, 1879-07-17

HUfc7Ht 27f7G III TO I'M 1F1VNHA4
ADRIAN, hffch.. july 18.-1t has bcen intense
y bot for The past two days, tho Thermometer
ranging from Us to 105. There wers several
cases Of prostratlon, but mono fatal. Jamed
Howard and sister, Of Stanton, Mich, who came
to attend the funeral Of their father, the vener
able John Howard. wefo bosh overcome oy heat,
aud recovered only after prompt and vigorous
medical treatment.
, 1879-07-17
OHIO.

8a1t3d3 Uf6d1Ek u 343 5f7f0dk.
9TRYKEn, O., july t6-The excessive heat Of
the past fcw days has caused lar0o number Of
serious calamit!es FROM lightning, and several
reporta have come to hand Of death Ia hafsest-
falds from sunstrokc. A good many people
fear to work out Under Tho bot sun during tho
heat OF the da7, and are doing hlelr work ~
much a. possib1c early ia the morning nhd late
in the afternoon. Tho thermometer has stood
~ high a8 Liz Ia the shade.
, 1879-07-17

Judge TAFT ia said to bc getting IN bis work
on tho nominations for tho Legislature 10 Ohio,
With view to becoming seuator Of the Unltcd
States 1t ut, carly day. Tho Enquirer snya that
this conduct gs!ovcs Mr.. GARFIELD, but 1t must
Rffevo Mr.. THURMAN tnorc.
, 1879-07-17

4 swEEraTAKxs MATCH.

Guvon, Dober, and Ryer, the latter Of The
Black Hills, will contest in q acTcnty-ave-:lour
walk at The, Exposition Building, commencing
July 90, for a swctpstakc Of $500 eacb. and 4
champion cup, value 5000. The cuo Is being
manufactured BY Mayo g. Co.
, 1879-07-17
1NDIANAroLT8.

6nfcidi Di9nofch to 7A4 Jfi6unk.
1sD1ASAroL1s, fud., July 1D-James Il. BE-
Gill. mechanic, while at picnic to-day, rM
overcome by heat and died before reaching hs
residence. This II the first fatal case Of SUM-
stroKa here ttlis acasou.
, 1879-07-17

6pscfoi Dspdtch 10 1as Tribune
LINCOLN, Ncb, july lB.-ifenrY 6chleucker,
sentenced to be executed Friday for the muir
der Of courtesan. Florcnce Booth, has been
granted new trial by tho Supreme Court The
respite granted BY the Governor viii be con.
ttnucd until the Courts get through with the
case
, 1879-07-17

dent Johnson, at,l---moro By tokcn-tt w"a ao-
dressed to "liss Exth,lency tho President"
form vhlel, at prcasnt Mr.. DANA EcpEehcnds ~
,uobbl.h ait, un.Amcrcan. 0on. GRANT "a
moi become Pra,Idcnt till moro than three years
after this.
, 1879-07-17

CINCINNATI O., July l0-A1thoughi today
has been tic warmest Of the season, but four
casos OF sunstroke have been reported, and
only ono Of these resulted fatally, John
krae1. aged 43, an employs ia Z safe factory,
died from heat,
, 1879-07-17

The now line Of steamers to bc ntnrled be-
tneea Baltimore at.d Rio dc Jauetro next month
protn,ses speedElv to kuuek JonN RoAcu's sub
sidy Job In the llen1+
, 1879-07-17

The Democrats 1ovo the military who fought
for tue destruction Of the Uuion. Witness the
steady filling Of ali the offices about the Capitol
bY ex-Coutederates.
, 1879-07-17
INDIAN RAIDERS.

GALVESTON, July 18.-Thc Ne,t.' special from
Fort Davis ssys tile Iulians attacked tho
Dcutseheurer rancho. three miles cast Of here,
killed Juan Jos'a, the hcrtles's wife, and drove
oil sixteen horsca. party OF fourteen citlzeus
and detachment OF troops are In pur1ult
, 1879-07-17
EAST AND SnrrTn,

New YonK, July 10.-D!spatchea from vart-
Gus points East and South represent this to
have been ono OF tic most oppressive day. Of
!hc summer. IN Virginia the crops are suffer-
lug for want OF rain.
, 1879-07-17

HARLAN can just sign his name. but he is
more Of hero in Canada to-day thnn Earl
DuFrER1H was after ho made hia OIL hand speech
In fireAk.
, 1879-07-17
WASHINGTON.
NN4fiaf Hfpatch ia Tht 1ffknMk


WAsH1S0ToN, D. C., July l0-The torrid sea-
sou tnrseases IN intensity. The mercury has
uot reached - hlsh point since the hot sl.la-
lner OF 1876, III solnc p!aecs to lay tbs heat cx.
cected HAT of 1915, the hottest scasnu Known
for tfty Suars. Tlla range Of Tic thermometer
to-day In The shade has heeu frunl " to loo,
according 10 the hour Ut the day ull location.
Al O'Clock, ia tha QuartcFMaster.Gcnera
olfce On penueg!yan[a avenue, ~ tho !unee
wall not exoosed to The sun, tllu Thermometer
WA 1Q3. IN some of t1iu ruonls tn Wnfch women
use rutupolied to work, iu TIN Treasury pat-
tlcularty, " the salnr hour 1t marKel 105.
6o.nc Ut the female clcrks are sent hono alMast
daily on arcount u exhaustion fruln lIcas In
the Pension uirrs at : o'clock word WA sent
ur,iu,A t,tat ,I4e clerks could !eavu II they de-
sired, - eillaeat wors could not 10 DONE
ST. LOUIS.
sr.'Loula, JutY la+-rhe temperature to-day
i
, 1879-07-17
LAKK UEOI0E.

LAKE 1EonoE, July lG.-lhc openlnc race of
'ilr Lake Grorre re1atta occurred to-day. THE
pVr.oarcd ratet one milo. lctwern uorman
iro III "a, of tl,u Olymp Club, ALBANY, a,n! Ctss
brothers ol The Zcphcr Club, Detroit, Vas Won
by the former, In l;25f.
, 1879-07-17


6ptctat Dtspatca to 1As Tribune.
IrDrANAPoL1s, Ind, July 16.-Woskmen to-
day cnsaRed In cleaning q privy vault on ILL.,
nots street discovered The skeleton OF woman.
supposed to hpvc been buried there abuu. une
.cuf ago. There Is no known clew to her ideu-
t1ty, or that Of her murdorers.
, 1879-07-17
DRUNKENNESS

Ds. D'Tnxrs, discovtrer Of tho cInchona euro tot
drunkenness, cures slls cAses. Room ~ Talusf
tIaua..
, 1879-07-17

fssv:'" ffsss:s ::::SS ::::: SIS SS&d =
Two: pase hit.-Xason: Quest, md nrou!h.ts.
First b14s un erfoss-Chicago g; Troy, =.
basss on 1ei csi!cd bai,s0W BAL ill,amso;a. Quest
Umplre-Mr. Fur!onx.
CLEVELAND pRrEATs srnACus1.
Spscfa! Eisuatca 10 Tzs TFftunA
b CLEVELAND, O., July little gatna today
was one-sucd atfsir. Cieveana's batting dcn,or-
altxng tlM visitors. Purcell was hattcd out OF p,-
sitlou 10 the second. a,nl Dosgan pitched t!s re.
GilI!gan anl Hulhert was 4 noticeable fcature Ut
| tho contest. Carey, as BtIors-stop, nsus Riley
and- Richmond In the ontteld, distinguished
! tho Eame.
s;:::s:: ;$:;'::'
sIhree.ba htIs-FhiIips, Warner, Allen, !.
Two.oaas h'ta-Edsn, ft,ehmond. @'""'
ii. o. ,b.sss.-;eissssiisud. ,.s IL; Syracuse. 8.
S:ss si;:ci.::;s:s tS;,sss:
lo.al base bln-ucyoand, ri; Syracuse, o,
Maiie. ays-puFceil anS Meds;stasss; sssa'' Winner,
huasd thrown ba'!s-fuFcoll, Woodhcad, Cream.
wild throws-rurcell, Warner,
| EQHD!au Rg0AHQEF&-N amer, 6IftGf, VASCULAR, 2.
Estors-C3cyeland, i; Syracuse. u. y
| d; on norGnn, 1t6.
Strikes called -O1 Mccormick, 10; Oh ru.ssEt
| and Dofgan. IL.
:rime-Two hours and thiEty n.Enutus,
Ump!re-lr4tt.
pRoy1paNoE pEsRArs CINCINNATI.
/ Sutctdl IHspatcA 10 Tas TY1suHe.
CINCINNATI. July 1b.-Gerlasdt anl Burko
to-day sacrificed gaue winch hau bcea won BY
tAe l!rst tntee hits. ln the Arst unug llu .aliug
And Kelly scoTea on those hits, tla. only twu
runs sc1red during tho gatuu, 4nd' tllu ~ o
players hrst men.l0ncu, b. five .nsplaya, gnvo
that number Of runs to l!ls Providence Club.
TITS lls8t t~o Euua were made IN lilu setuu.I iA.
ntttg. anl were the Gift OF lerEafdt. Mrueaes
hpl eaFl4eu tlrst When brown nit to Barnes. WHO
threw to GesLar1& fur double play. Gurharot
MAtfst, alu then threw wildly 10 ltlTl, and
botl insn srored. The gums WA thus
tied. anu remained SO TIL ll,r seven inu.l,e,
| wlr,} HurRe pasl h,s compliment. to slia
Visitors, Bruwn opGnvd stt. 4 tArcc-bascr,
Aaguo aini Matthews fell ylrt.uls to W..WAits's
skill. 1llrp liiuts bit to nufhr, wltu u,a Ie tllu
stup, but hurled the bull twcntY feet over Me-
Wv, per,ntt. w butt, Aen ~ totnr in Oh errorJ.
Hurke also let ia ti,u last run uy permitting q
thrown balI to pass n,t,i. Tie C,1lciun2,t4 third
run was made by Kelly IN tl,e luas ,uuu!g. liz
htt ttnu ny to 2ett. wllsh York could uut catch,
hut tAAe4 tp make u stop, anu keily lnaae run
, 1879-07-17

BIZ. 34OIIS.
sr|Louls, Juty l8.-lhe temperature today
Has very trying. Iu iha middle OF thu day the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15

Many candidates for the position ON the
bench OF the District Supreme Court, made
vacant by the death of Judge Humphreys,
have been named Among the prominent ones
are Hon. John NJ. Thompson, cX-Relresenta-
tive from Pennsylvania; Joseph II. Bradley,
Robert X. Elliott, Walter d. Davidgc, A. g..
Riddlc. General Payne w. b. Webb, Judge G..
F. James, and Mr. Francis Miller. 1t is stated
that both eN.Congressman Thompson aud
Judge James were applicants for the position
now held by Judge Hagner. Mr.. Thompson
and his friends are making strong effort to
secure the place. Mr. Thompson had inter-
views with the President aud Attorneys sir-
eral yesterday regarding his c.udidacj1, out
with what resnl. 40 not known. An effort will
be .nDuc by number Of members Of the bar to
secure District man.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
OUR BALL PLAYERS.
The Nationals Win a Victory in the
Monumental City.
Six to One In Favor of washington-A Game
In this City To.Day-1he Disbandment
of the Uticn Ninc-The Champion
ship Schedule Probable
withdrawal OF tho
"Hop Bitters," sc.
The Gnme in baltimore.

In accordance with u previous promise the
Nationals iourneyed to Baltimore yesterday
aud played the club of that name in the pres
encc of about 1000 spectators. The interest
in tho game is rcviying in the Monumental
City, aud it is already demonstrated that the
public will support club deserving Of it,,
which is the case with the present organza-
tion in that city. The Nationals, as the score
shows, took general turn about, only three
men being in their regular positions; never
theloss they played good game and gave n
fair exhibition Of their skill. Their batting
was nothing extra, however, being distributed
among four OF the nine aud they obtained
five runs by errors of their opponents, who
battch fairly, but llelied poorly. Appended is
the score:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
In Memory of Justice Humphreys.

A meeting of the bar to take suitable action
in relation TO the death of Justice Humphreys
was held in the Circuit Court room yesterday
morning, Justice Wylie presiding and Mr..
Reginald Fendal acting IA secretary. On
motion of Mr.. Enoch Totten the committee
appointed to draft resolutions of respect to the
memory Of the late Justice Olin were
dcputized to perform the same service in ref
eronce to Justice Humphreys and report ut M
adjourned meeting to DO hold the third Mon
day in September. The arrangements for the
funeral having been modified to tho extent of
burying the remains near the late residence of
the deceased, on motion of Mr.. Bradley, the
bar decided to attend in body, and left the
city on the Ills p. III. train Tor Alexandria, Va,
for that purpose
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15

Judge G. $. Bundy signalizcd his entry into
the Police Court yesterday by dismissing over
dozen eases, among which were George Mat.
thews, charged with a burglary ut The Wash
ington House, aud Jenny Perry, alias Baker
assault and battery ON her adopted daughter
The last case provoked considerable unfavor
able comment, as the child had been severely
cut with cowhido and her back was one
mass of welts and bruises.
Joe Carroll, the "voudoo'' man, was arraigned
for assaulting Richard Grayson. The testi'
mony showed that both men were claimants
for the hand of dusky maiden named Annie
Powell. 1t was ut last narrowed dow II to the
evidence OF the woman. each agreeing to abids
by her decision. Grayson was the favored c@@.s
AS her statement cost C....,oii 50, which 10 re
luctantly paid,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15

About noon yesterday, AS one Of Mcfarland
& Stephcnson's express wagons was passing the
corner of Third and L streets northwest q
colorcd man sitting in the wagon fred a shot
from pistol at little white boy named John
Barrett, the ball striking him in the right
thigh. He was carried to his residence No,
POS G street northwest, and attended by DIR.
Ball. II was ascertaincd that tho wound was
u slight one. as the ball glanced of the thigh
bone. Officer j. J. Smith arrested tho driver
of the wagon, Thornton Lee, on suspicion of
being the ono who fred the pistol, but wit
nesses say that another Coored man. who rides
around with Lee, was the pcrpciIHior. The
latter positively refused to divulge the name
Of the other man, aud was consequently locked
up at the Seventh Precinct Station for hear
ing. No cause has been assigned Ion the act,
aud it is supposed to have been the work of
"purc cusscdness."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
RISING YoUNs EDITORS.
Convention OF the Southeastern Amateur
Press Association.

Convention OF the Southeastern Amateur
Press Association.
Tho third semi-annual convention Of the
Southeastern Amateur Press Association met
at eleven q. IN. yesterday at the National Hotel,
with President J. +. DuHamel, Of this city, In
tho chair. After the usual order of business
and roll-call, by which twenty were shown to
be present from different Southern Atlantic
States, the election of officers was held, and re-
suited as follows: Dir. J. Il. Ovorton, of Nor
folk, was elected president, over w. G. Potter,
of Alexandria. Tho vice.presidenis elected
were J. NJ Howard, of Ncwborn, n. G.. W.
C. Potter, of Alexandria, and o. L. Williams
Of Richmond; corresponding secretary, j. r.
Tucker, of Washington; treasurer, j. +. Kelly
of Washington; recording secretary, z. X.
Waller, Washington official editor, T. j. Hope,
of Norfolk, Va. 1t was decided TO publish an
official organ, the expense to be borne by the
association, and at haf-past twelve recess
was taken until three o'clock.
At the Resembling, after some debate re-
garding the next place of meeting between
Norfolk, Va, Newborn, N. G., and Baltimore,
Norfolk was selected almost unanimously, and
after the reading of several addresses the asso-
citation adjourned to meet ut Norfolk next De-
combcr, tho date to be announced by the presi-
dent.
The third semi-annual meeting Of tho East
orn Amateur Press Association will be held to-
day, at eleven o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CRY NOTES.

---Turco-Russian aud sulphur baths, 903. Il
ST. W. Life renewed and health restored.
The steamer Mystic will run between Bal
timoro aud tho Eastern Shore of Maryland
during the fruit season.
"A letter from Recorder Sheridan states
that his boy, who was Injured by being thrown
from carriage, will have to suffer amputation
Of the lolt leg.
Peter p. Bergevin has entered suit for Ill.
vorcc from his wife, Martha A. Borgiveh, on
the ground of adultery and asks for tho Gus
toby of the child.
Tho young alligator brought from Florida
by the schooner Louise Mallory is now on OK
hbitUn ut Potomac View House, corner Of
Water and Eleventh street southwest. \ mum
Der OF persons inspected him yesterday, aud he
appeared quite socially inclined.
Fifteen hundred or two thousand colored
people went yesterday morning by the Batl-
more and Ohio Railroad to attend the union
picnic of tho A. VI. Il. churches OfWashngtOn,
Baltimore. aud Annapolis, given at Irving
Park, Annapolis Junction.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon a
man named George Hughes fell from the plat
form OF IL derrick at the corner Of Twenty
fourth and n streets northwest aud injured
himself badly, but not dangerously, about tho
head and body. DIR. Newman was called aud
rendered medical assistance.
The dccomposcd body of an infant was
found by some boys yesterday afternoon in an
ash-barlcl in the alley between Tenth and
Eleventh and L and L streets northwest. The
decomposition had advanced 81 far that neither
sex nor color could bo ascertaincd. BY order
of the Coroner the remains were buried.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
A Desperate Fight with "a Thief

When Mr.. Dennson Reside went to his
house, No. $50 Rhode Island avenue, about ten
o'clock yesterday morning, he was surprised
to find the back doors open aud every indica-
ton Of the presence of some ono in the house.
The house had bceu left vacant and locked up,
as Mr. Resides family is ont of town. Upon
investigating he found colorcd man in ono
Of tho rooms up stairs, and AS the intruder
showed fight desperate struggle ensued be.
tween the two men, Mr.. Reside succeeded
in throwing the thief down stairs, and by
quickly following up the advantage, soon Sc.
cured him. As there was no police officer in
the neighbOrhood, Mr.. Reside took his cap.
tive to the Sixth Precinct Station where he gave
his name as Edward Wilson, alias Charlie Eek
man, and was locked up. Upon returning to
the house it was found that the thief had ran
sacked several rooms and collected large
quantity OF goods, which lie had piled up
ready for removal 1t appears that Wilson
has called at Dir. Resides house Us o huckster,
and in that way learned that the family was
away.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
A Little Girl shot During Quarrel ID,
tween Two Men

A Little Girl shot During Quarrel be-
tween Two Men.
Last night, between nine and ten o'clock, the
neighborhood OF Indiana avenue, between First
and Second streets, was aroused by the report
Of "a pistol. A REPUBLICAN reporter was soon
on the spot, and asccrtaincd the following
facts: For some months past u fcud has existed
between David Poindextcr aud John Beckett
on account OF Poindexter, who keeps a little
store on Indiana avenue, between First and
Second streets having eiected Beckett from
his house. Both parties attended u picnic at
Annapolis yesterday and renewed the quarrel.
Aftor arriving home POindeSter was sitting in
front OF his house, when Beckett approached
him and said There is the black s. Of II b.
that want" and, raising pistol, fired, the bn!!
missed Poindexter, but struck :, i,.lc Girl
about ten years Old, r..,ned Rose Lee Harris,
POindeSterS neice who was standing near,
t:Sing eject in the forehead. Beckett ran
down Second street and was chased by Ser
geant Hollnberger and Officer Boyle. Be-
tween Maryland avenue and Il street south
Perry Carson, one OF the bailiils Of the Crimi-
nal Court, stopped Beckett and then let him
go. The officers came up but Beckett escaped
i'll the crowd. DR.. A. 4. Marstcllcr was called
in and prObed for and extracted the ball,
which entered right above tho forehead and
lodged under the skull in the back OF the
head. At n lato hour her condition was very
critical, no hopes being entertained Of her re-
covery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15

Major Twining and Health Officer Town
shend having inspected the nuisance at tho
Long Bridge last Saturday, it was determined
that the best and speediest way of giving relief
would be to dredge a channel, connecting the
mouth of the Seventeenth-stree sewer with
tho river channel, that the sewage can
have an unobstructcd passage down the river.
The work will require some time and cost con-
siderable money. Meanwhile Health Officer
Townshend will endcavor to afford temporary
+, lief by liberal use of disinfcctants. At
present most of the contents of the big sewer is
distributed over the flats so that the evil can
not be permanently Icmedied except by pro-
viding for the emptying of the sewage di-
rectly into the river channel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
The River Front and Public Health.


1t is gratifying to know that Major Twin
ing, of the Board of District Commissioners,
and DR.. Townshend, the Health Officer, are
active on the subject of the health of the
city. They made tour of inspection of tho
river front aud what is known as the flats
yesterday with view to discovering the OK.
tent of tho malarious territory, with tho pur.
pose of applying such correctivcs as their
limited means will permit, They ascertainod
by observation that some portion of the
poisonous matter that has infected the atmos-
phero Of that region has been dislodged and
has moved off. In the vicinity Of the Seven
tcenth street sewer mouth au unlocked for
accumulation of focal matter was discovered,
which renders il necessary that some meas.
urcs shall be taken to remove IL into the chan
mel, that IL may he born off. Nothing short of
waling the fats and extending the sewerage
out TO the Washington channel and hling in
between the wall aud main land will ever
fully abatc this nuisance and insure public
health. With government in which the
people can have some voice the ways and
means might DO provided by which this inn
pOrtant improvement might be accomplished,
with flOurishing commerce in front and
health in the rear. The Commissioners and
Health Ohicer are greatly crippled for means
for the reason that Congress has fdilol in its
uuty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15

A special meeting Of the Workingmen's As
sonbly WAS held at Bock's Hall last evening j.
r. Hamilton in the chair and L, J., Barker sec.
rotary. The committee on mass-moeting no.
ported in favor of postponing the mass-meet'
ing set for tomorrow night, until the next
evening, aud 1t was agreed to. r. h Rodden
submitted preamble and resolutions relative
10 the enforcement Of the eight-hour (which
were discussed by the Assembly and finally
adopted. An election for ofliceiS OF the Assem-
bly, was then held, resulting In tho choice Of
the following J. p. Hamilton, PRESIDENT T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-15
CITY ITEMS.
BunsErr's Extracts, their quality commends then

WHAT intense pain Is caused by toohachc. How
many sleepess nights and weary days are due otis
ment is deosyed teeth, produced by neglect and in.
attention. Could only those who have at present
good sound teeth fully realize this fact how care
full would they be to Keep their teeth in good
dltion 70 all such we will give word OF
advice Clean your teeth daily with good dcnti.
frice, such as THURsToss IVORY PEARL TooTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve your teeth through life
remove all tartar or extraneous matter, keep them
clean. sound and white, and tooihache with all
&c. at % and 80 cents per bottle.
How many thousands suffer from billiousness
dyspepsia, 6cp and drag on miserable existence
not iii enough to remain at home and call In medi
cal assistance. yet feeling sufficiently unwcl to de-
stroy all the pleasure of life They suffer daily and
and cleanse the system. QUIRK's IRISH TEA Is
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle in It's OF
iects yet 1t carries off all eXuaneous matter and
leaves the vital organs clear and unobstruced. 1t
puriies the blood and renovntes the entire frame.
Il + truly Natures remedy, being entirely herbal.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents per pack
age, each making quart Of medicine.
WELLS MAcuIsH.SpKrAD sTREsrnEsIsG PLAs-
TIERS are superior TO all others Composed of choice
medicinal gums combined with the true Burgundy
Fitch, spread fine soft lRmbskin, they afford me.
chanical support to the affected parts, and acting
by absorption, relieves almost instantly. For pains
in the back side, caused either by indigestion,
rheumatism, OF strain, they are unrlraed. Sold by
all druggistsi p cents each.
THoMPsoNs PoMADE opTrME on oleagnous com.
pound of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair Sold BY I'LL druggists; % and so cents per
bottle.
BUFFERS BAIsAMIC MIXTURE, the old infallblo
remedy. Sold by druggists; price, 81 per bottle.
WHBoRs COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-IIvER OIL
! AND LINE-phe advantage OF this compound over
the plain Oil Is that tho nauseatng taste of the Oil
is entirely removed and the whole rendered entire
y palatable The offensive taste OF the Oil has long
acted great objection to Its but IN this form
| the trouble is entirely obyated. host OF certt
Gates might be given hero to testify to the excel.
| lence and success Of "WlbDr's Cod. Lircr OIL and
Lime" but the fact that II IL regularly prescribed
| by the medical faculty Is sufficient For sale by A.
b, Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
| LOCAL MISCELLANY.
| Six per cent, interest paid on deposits. Special
| rates on time deposits. J. II. SQuIER & Co.,
| Bankers, lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.