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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

The terrible prevalence OF scarlet fever OF
fatal type among the children In New York city
has caused the authorities to give special atten-
tion to the matter OF stopping its spread through
the public schools; the main source of its propa-
CATION. The complaint is made that there Is
too much circumlocution In the process OF noti-
tying the principals OF schools OF the location OF
contagious diseases. It Is suggested that the
physicians Of the Board Of Health who vacei-
nate public school children should consider 1t
as much In the line OF their duty to attend
to this business. The Herald says, with sense:
'sThe public VIII admit that the Board OF Edu-
cation labors under some serious difficulties In
It's attempts to prevent the spread OF this
scourge; but until the board makes use OF some
humble facilities 1t already has - windows,
doors. and other ventilators-it is questionable
whether it would make proper use OF any addi-
tfonal powers. The rapidity with which iufec-
tious and contagious diseases spread In unven-
tilated rooms Is known to every one but our
School Commissioners" The fact Is that school
boards everywhere need to be admonished that
the physica well-being OF the school children
requires even more consideration than their
mental training and that 10 Is much more Inn
portant that they should be provided with pure
air to breathe than with high-pressure edu-
catiOnal cram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

ne seezs>S for he sSsley oelG opened in New
NarS Us zssxHscS, sa>z after midnight, In the
sEssczcs - a immense crowd. showing the
z.ssazre Interest fer in these trials Of athletic
sae<-s.cs- Tess eeiS WAS won by O'Leary in
Ls<kss1 4asS rear l. the International contest
soz sse S-fSssAsrs Roy seek 10 reclaim it. Row
e. - yo1zS E,sn 80 years Old sent over by
ssxks 80 that purpose, starts out well to-day,
Ell 7s4s ~ show the endurance that has car
rsce 0Iea-y through. heretofore It would
sSFSa-. Aoveyer. that OLeary Is not at all con-
assesz q Soceeeding this time; and he has, per-
a4-sA sse<woxked himself In the past. Rogell
= esSzsereo b O'Leary dangerous competi-
ssE- e said % have run nifty mites without
q sez=s- ~ break. An unprecedented feat. Ennis.
WoH 2ae OLsz<y. IS OF Irish birth, came in fifth
~ a.E Iozz.n1 contest for the Ashley belt. Har-
Ea.szc- sSe .auve American competitor in the
Ecssse.z cs2Eesz- Is man Of fine proportions,
k1e i eresS-zS1 With having made Iesi< miles i'm
- assz-s AID = INMATES, waking the first hum
e-ez E4Es EEhozz stop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

The New York Times has batch Of So inter-
views through the reports OF congressional
speeches Of the past, TO show that the most dis
tlnguished statesmen who have served In Con-
gress have always held that the appropriation
bills should be kept free from all general legls-
lation, and, further, that the records OF Con-
gress show that whenever appropriation
bills containing general legislation were
sent TO the Senate, and the Objectionable
matter was stricken out, the House always save
In the case OF the Army bill during the Kansas
Nebraska excitement in 1856, acknowi-
edged the correctness of this principle by
acquiescing in the negative action Of the Senate.
Among those quoted from, who have de-
nouneed the principle of coercive legislation,
are senators James A. Bayard. Benjamin, Sew
ard, Brodhead, OF Penna., Brown, OF Miss,
Bright, OF Indiana, Hunter, Of Va, Toucey, of
CT, Clayton, OF Delaware. Douglas, OF Illinois,
and Cas-, of Michigan. The democratic
statesmen Of the present will not, perhaps, be
convinced by these ghostly "reminiscences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

TeE >seakasasp campaign opens In earnest
ssszEF. IL asAsszAues o. both the opposing
<ecss1EEs-EkEEta1 AID Observation-Disclosures e.
f1cizEssfs1 NJ E1szzdA Tie latter assert that
hekafzzls szZa1ElEg Is n0e zhoFe ffty-nye: but
q NJ g ssEEEneged that Il the campaign
E7 Eezrs 1E1 faEy 6z1ly un1sresrimated mis-
zze1zgK1- n TIE rsS1lE proFed- and il remains
. = ks1 Ta6saE< TIER present calculations
ns1e AzF essser f1zzstszS0s- The opinion stfll
Frszz-S Azzo1ZE Ehe cool ookers-on tina, Ran
"a 81 g L. rsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

Tas Earers are Publishing Senator Becks
szerre L sne closing dsoages Of the senate as
xscsEssx &c 1enoEzstc programme for the
et-rz sessfoa- Tbs 4 Ia effect 70 defeat the APP
ryooxazan bLk aid cut OF the supplies II the
Freshest dos nT I" allow the representatives
u IT, peopse 10 repeal odios laws which they
r-<z-1 - s1nTerstve Of their rights and priv
Iseze- As however, Congress VIII cut on its
OWE Supplies as wen as those Of the general
government b. stopping appropriations, IL Is
question whether the democratic representa-
tises viii :. stick 70 programme that cuts on
their pay for an indefinite period. Senator
Blaine IS quoted as saying that the threat re-
minded him Of the man whose dog annoyed him
or a bitterly cold night Going ont In bis dress
IBg-g gown and slippers, the man pulled the dog
out OF his kennel and stood holding him by his
chain, declaring that he would freeze the dog
to death The Government can do without
salaries as well as Congress can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

The practice OF pulpit advertising has caused
the worlds people to soon good deal, and at
last religious paper, the Christian Iatsliigeneer
feels impelled to denounce 1t as interfering
with the deyoutness OF worship. 1t goes on to
say:
"Let pastors and consistories pledge them.
selves that hencef0rth all circuseS menagerieS
and negro MINISTRIES, magic lantern and penny
puppet shows with all other shows OF whatever
name and character, which have for their object
personal gain rather than the public good, shall
be pefemptorfly refused their endorsement"
There Is no doubt that the pastors would
remove quite serious stumbling block in the
war Of the upconverted By following this advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10
The Presidenfial Caniidatcs.

the lnterviewers are hard at work i'm regard
10 the next Presidency. The New FORK Her
ads report OF the views OF York state demo-
cratic congressman showed Tilden ahead, al
though the preference was not at all enthu-
Siastic. That paper now gives the results OF
interviews with 1921 democratic members OF the
Forty fifth Congress, mostly from the south and
west, upon the candidates next term Forty
two declined to express preference; fifty were
positively for Thurman, and to eleven others
he was acceptable; Hendricks was the first
choice OF twelve and was acceptable to twenty
eight more; Bayard was the choice OF ten and
was acceptable to nineteen others; and Tilden
had a following of only thirteen as first choice
and nine for second, while fifty-seven declared
open hostility to his nomination. IL must be
taken into account, however, that this opposition
to Tlden Is manifested in sections of the country
opposed TO his hard money views. 1t must also
be remembered that he was nominated In the
last campaign In opposition 70 a like expression
OF opinion. especially from the west, and over
the bitter hostility of the powerful Kelly de-
mocracy OF his own state. Stili the signs are
pretty significant that he will fail tn rally any
thing like the strength he did at st. Louis.
The positive lead shown in this canvass is for
Thurman, but the same cause that makes him
strong in the west,-his financial postion.-will
weaken him In the east: and vice versa with
Tiiden. Hancock seems TO stand pretty well in
the opinions OF the interviewed Congress
men: Just as he did prior 10 the last nomination,
and probably be viii not make any more inquire
In the balloting this time than then.
Almost all the democratic congressman be-
lieyed that Grant would be the republican nom-
nee. Mr.. E. v Smalley. who has been travel
ing through the south. also reports TO the y. Y.
TFitsEe that the southern republicans are all
for Grant. but he adds that there Is not ghost
cf , chance for securing single electoral vote
from tie south for the republican nominee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

SOrGe perSon.-entirely dtsinterested. no
(ioChs>--writsS 10 Tx STAR urging the pur-
chase ey the Cercoran Art Gallery trustees OF
the Gte and drum .,Ysasee Poodle" nov on eN-
hsosssea there, We trtsSt they VIII do nothing
- TIE soTr> As work az art the affair Is an
ssrccfsss and As - psc.aTe OF patriotism" as
ear ccrre>ssaesssns styles IL, Il Is an anSardity
is Sscss aeS advance its ciasns that IL was dis
paved - ne Centennial exhtesttcn. We had a
Seea szasr eaS rscsGrsS there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10

The above s only small part Of the property for
rent and sale on by books For pete list see bul
len issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month which
can be had on application at my o6loe,or viii be sent
BY mail. II desired.
Auction Sales.
On SATURDAY, March 9Th, at 8 r. 10 valuable
lot corner 10th and sta. n W.
Loans.
$4,000. $4,000. 81, 200, $1,000. q. per cant asoe
at per cent marSfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10
FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOs. e. wAaoAMAN, SIG Seventh street

Three-Story Houses for Sale.
isat Gor lr,hi. 81 MOD NOD lmps -
81 az 9Th st. n W.. mod: ;mps. $500
626, 627 10th st. ne b b. mod iIaps. rs. -. 1850
a as1 e. aw. mod lmps, 3 1900
az 80 y. sw.: rs....:- 1900
Is0o-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale
isslisse Tin n st. NV, b. h. mod imps r. s eSS
$02 East Capitol st.: bh mod. ilnps., RS. 1000
Let St: Georgetown, fh mod. imps.. rs.....: SSS
ITO 10th ct. w, bin. mod. imps rs. 4.712
~ otn ST. De- b. A., mod imps, rs......... $500
Unimproced Property For SaLe
D and e: 14th and 18th SITS. Sc per fleece. 10
Nst.. bet: 2sd and 2ith W. per fi::....::. 10
2sa st bet and = "a av INV nS pG per 10
I'll st bet J and public square. per fl. 10
go st. St be pet a,st AND and Sad sy Per
Houses for Rent
14th and sts NV, fur, mod. imps., IL rs. 100
Stoddard st. 0eorgetown. fur, m l., Is rs. lbs 90
sa Grant Place W., mod, inns. il RS 1900
22O st W., mod imps.. Il re- ......... 5S.0s
34S Pa ave., upper fioor). NV. m. mps rs 1000
a4S0 Corooran ct. W, mod. imps., 10 rs. 1000
w sisd 12tn st NV mod imps. 10 400
Io2 Ind. ave- NV. mod. imps, 10 rs ........ $500
LAO Rhode Island ave-. mod imps 6 Rs. 20 90
~ Sth st. ne, mod imps, 7rs......-...... 1000
Oh st. ae.. 6rs........................ 100
IsI 20 Ct NV n. 16 90
A"Ao " st- L. ".s y loVU
Onces.
Si2 ~ ~ s e TO
az az II III e. No Sd 800
7is Market spsce-Rioocm 5 .........:.... 1900
14u II: 1o.W
6OoM a..................... ACM
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10
EDUCATIONAL.


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pupM ne Oral UUeeW Gpoc1Aly.
q noW Term WI commenoe January olh, but -
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TA1LR DoA1D-fhncH eroKu AZ NnASA
and TS1isdsSs sfsss 3. =. 49,
CPENCRRIAN BUHWEs0 OOLLka1,
hJ dhundrsds Of ersdnass. nm ana 49,. -
@bracss Psnmsn.aip. epell,ns Ocmpo.n9. o.
n ncnSls 1Itrz 6ook tsepios. Ba.ans0 IneaA
tthts and LecureA Entire oour.e nay D CO.
Eieeed Attending day or evening seaIiona I0f -.
aculAns VIM the OonegA, or addreQ
novS0 Il d 6PENOKR PRINCIPAL
PRIvATKLY Oh N CLAe9.-L.an, 1ssl1-
Esa Point Annapot6 O. Oolegiats prspSzsfiSG
Tefms moderate B. ". FLYNN, a =. In n r
a. ". Dan before IL 4 m aftel d a 01nltS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10
4 YER's AGUE CUBE.
QUINISE AND ARSENIC

Form the basis of many OF the Ague remedies In the
market, and the last resort of Physicians aud
people who know no better medicine to mploy, for
these drugs are destructive to- the system PRODUCING
headache, Intestinal disorders, vertigo dizziness
tiona health. AYERS HGUE CURE is a vegetable
discovery, containing neither quinine arsenic, nor
any deleterous ingredient, and 10 fntaltble and
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from its use Besides being . positive
cure for Fever and Ague In all Its FORMS it Is also
superior remedy for Liver Complaints It Is al
excellent tonic and preventive. as we'll as cure, Of
all complaints peculiar to malarioas, Inarshy and
mtsepSfic districts by direct action on the Liver
and hillary apparatus, it stimulates tue SYSTEM TO a
vigorous, bealthy condition.
For sale by z. d. GILMAN and all dealers
mar10.m.
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BANKERS.

Hi0S0 profits on IS days Investments Of e1nn
Yt<SV IN Union Pacific, February Is ViUV
saS cr ssS s,s po 3 T RsgG
y makes fortunee every month. Book eent freA.
sxplAining eyeIything Address BAXTER 3 co.
6ankefs. IL Val It. n 7. 0ep264.fhAs,H
"A execute orders for the purchase sale Of Stocn
Bonde and Gold on moderate margins Oommis-
ON responsible parties only. Correspondents sole
tied Henry Merriam, Member Am Mining and
stock Exchange, IS Wal st, New York Reference.
New York jAnlh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-10
TIE RIGHT WAY

TO make money fast, operating in stocks, is to SO.
cure steady gains from the daily variations in
prices. as they occur, without waiting to incur the
sweeping rieks Of sudden and extreme fuctustions
sirable as any mercantile. manufacturing. asri-
cultural or professional pursuit. while rood profit
can he made ON either q bull or bear market By
the Mutual Capitalization System. each operator
united with the best skill whether the investment
be great or small. and large profits are returned,
way; All conflicting interests are harmonized
While the immense weight OF ready cash capital
by this method, and profits are divided among
shareholders every so days, $50 win earn $500
and so On, the market moves The public and
patrons universally endorse this a. the most sac
ceesful method Of operating in stocks ever intro
dueed- New circular with unfailng Rules fol-
success and much information of absolute i'm
portance to all operators mailed free All kinds OF
Stocks ana Bonds wanted. Government Bonds sup
piled. apply to
ADAMS. BROWN & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
marlGee3t 26 T. IS Broad St, NY. C;tx
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I OOPS REMEDY,
Ia FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Can lie had nj the Agency.
marlG6tdSkits No. sos 18th Il. n.tr.
WAMSuTTA UNFINISHED SHIRTS.
w 16 cents.
Good UNFINISHED SHIRTS go cents
Boys UNFINISHED SHIRTS. 80 cents
Wamsutta FINISHED SHIRTS. ....,.....@ cents
Good FINISHED SHIFTS. 76 cents
Boys FINISHED SHIRTS ...............6 5 cents
Closing out &ply LINEN COLLARS. 81 per dozen.
Best rs cent Br:ti.h HALF HOSE in the market
MEMS FURNISHINGS from Socks to Night Caps.
A rood SILK TIE. Is cents
stu SOARES reduced to 30 cents.
Goods warranted represented, at
THoMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
SIG r st. ~ e..
mArfe-tr Opposite Patent Otics
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MONEY TO LOAN
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEw1LRr, DO

p. WALLAOH,
LOAN BROKER AND JEwxLKR,
feb22fr l4l7 Pennsylvania ava
GOODS Received ON STORAGE, WITH IN.
" SURANOE, 1t GIG Louisiana avenue febl8- lms
WANTED Second hand FURNITURE in lots of
" from % to $1,000 worth Address J. w. D.,
star once. f0bll-1m
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WE ARE SELLING GAS FIXTURES
ON A VERY SMALL MARGIN, AND HAVE
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS FROM WHICH
TO MAKE SELECTIONS
WE ALSO HAVE FINE LINE OF PARLoR
CRATES. FURNACES. RANGES. FIRE PLACE
HEATERS. &C. AND GIVE SPECIAL ATTEN-
TIoN TO PLUMBING. ROOFING AND HEATING
PRICES LOW. AND OUR WORK WARRANTED
EDWARD CAvERLY 4 co.,
mar1tr masonic TrnRLx
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TRY LO< P's REMEDY
i FOR DYSPEPSIA
For * the A1cncy,
IT No. sos Y.YS5, az

TR4 Io<f's f Fox sDDYyspEpsrA
IT - '' : ''' No. SOS rs,. s..
SBIRTs TO ORDER. SPECIAL
Elk VERY BEST FOR sI2
Material and Workmanship une xceIisd
FIT WARRANTED,
AT
THOMPsoN'S SHIRT FAcrosr,
= Is Fsfreef ssesrhscesf,
marlOlm Opposite Patent Office
DoUGLAss'
GREAT s.IB or
LADIES UNDERWEAR
Another case Of those thoroughly Msds and
CHEMIST.
FoUR FOB ONE DoLLAR.
Opened this morning.
Those ladies' who have been waiting viii please
cal at once as they will be gone IN lev DAYS
DOUGLASS,
msr1o-tr 9th ST.. st. Cloud BMttdIn0.
TREEs. SEEDS. FLOWERS. sc.
An immense stock Q. all kinds of FRUIT TREES
sms sn currants
strawDerries &C; .., r., % - -.
Sc Se. ana Rare ants ssddes Plants &c
Garden Seeds. pure and genuine Flower sec s.
40 acres in Trees. II Green houses.
Everything ia the Nursery line -Pla1ts. Seeds
and FlOwers-at lowest rates.
JOHN SAUL.
mario eol0t' 69i 7th st.. opp. Patent Office.
pLACk GRENADINES. BL ACK aREN,
ID ADINES-Opened this morning An elegant AS
sortment of rich Back Grenadines III silk and Wool
and all klk which We shall cut IN any len <ths de
sired. The above are Just ont OF the custom house
and are well worth the attention OF every one In
Also. 10 pieces new Back Silk Frnges, man,tfac
tured to our order.
In addition to the above We have made large addi-
tons TO cur general stock OF Spring merchandise
and shall make almost daily additions for the next
month. All goods sold at the terry lowest cash
rates
". NJ BROWN,
marlO-tr SfS Market space.
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INVENTORS VISITING THE OITY are fnyited
70 consult CONNOLLY BROS, Patent Attor.loy1
80 street. No charge for advice on patoxt mat
tara 1AliahlA oeYviOA wondered narlO I'm
T OOPS REMEDY
IL is A SURE CURK FOA
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND CHRONIC
IT. CONSTIPATION.
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THOMAS ]. MYERS, Real Estate Agent,
i 1216 f street NV.
FOR RENT
Gil 18th, 4story Brick, 10 rooms mod imps
102 18th story Brick, rooms, mod imps
~ ana 6l3 n J. ave. NV, Brick, rooms, m. i.
922 ct. NV. Brick. rooms, mod. imps
NE. cor Vt. ave- and N st., Brick. Ii rooms, M l.
sQ8 22d st., Frame, 10 rooms, mod. inops.
22O7 st., Frame. rooms. mod impe.
s14 18th NV, Brick, 10 r., water and gas m1.ly
u OR BENT
R. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and T street northwest.
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EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY.
COMFORTABLE HOUSES, EASY TERMS. LONG
TIME, NINTH STREET AND FRENCH
STREET NORTHWEST.
The OitiEens' Building Company offer to an who
desire to be their own landlords few Of those new
neat comfortable and Well-buik TWOSTORY
HOUSES recently erected on French street, between
and and 9th and 10th streets NV, Containing
rooms, bath room, latrobes, ranges and Al the mod.
eEn improvements, cellars under thu entire house
TWO THREESTORY HOUSES ON 9th. near
improvements
These houses should be seen to be appreciated,
being IN one Of tho best locations in the city; built
IN the best manner, under the supervision Of 4
butdins COMMITTEES and best architects; convenient
These houses can be purchased upon small cash
payment and long time on deferred payments. They
rent Tor almost enough to eQuAize the deferred pay
mentA Open Tor inspection daily. For price, terua
he, apply to b r. BI6EIOW
IeO5-h q National Baak Of Republin
E00 AARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS
OOO Tor sale or exchange; situated around tbs
City Of Washingtou; al the advantages Of settied
community; good markets; GOOD wato: rood
climate; can or send for catalogue. &c. W.T. q.
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BOARDING.


ROARDIEG.-One handsomely furnished Room
second floor, with first-cass Table Board, at $50
New York ave. NV. marriott
DkkeON0 in the northwestern part Of the city de-
string frstclass TABLE BOARD can be accom-
modated st No. 1226 o street northwest. one door
from 18th street. feb2S-lms
- suite or single. with 6rst-class TABLE BOARD.
Also, Transient Boafders accommodated. References
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DRAwINe PosTTryE-NEyER HoerPolK.
Tickets, &200; Halves. 800 Qusrters $50 9ghths.
Fuu particulars sent free Prizes canhod Libora
j. DUFF . CO.. Bankers,
a Nassau st.. New YORK
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Cable Despatch-HAvANA Jan =
To J. DUFF Co, BAnkers, IS Nassau ct, n "
Ticket No. 2 lis CC;ass 1.e3l), held by your frm
has drawn the sscord capital prize Of 10000 Span
ish dollars
The above ticket sold IA New York by
j. DUFF Co. Bankers. a. EassAu S., New Ysrk.
feb2l eo5Ws
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NR ROBERTSON removed to As6 O St NV nexi
- eo2E 70 MetSopoltAp church. can be consulted
system. Scientific and HONORABLE treatment guar
anteed TO al placing themselves in his hands, and
speedy cure effected Is years experience in special
2ractica Refers to medical faculty Of Baltimore
Ohsrges moderate Hours 2 to pm, Wednesdays
ana 6ofuf0aya fAh12-lm
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ID manhood and the vigor Of youth to the most
shattered constitution In four week. Failure i'm.
noasible THIS restoring remedy should be taken
81 81 about to marry. or Who have become weak.
med from excess or any other CAUSE Success In
IS FOR case. Sole Agent. d.. jos JACQUES. Uni.
Soraity Place, New York
DruRRiats aupplted- 3Anl-tf
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MPORTANT TO LADIES.

AZ nregularities speedily removed BY renedy
indoreed by the medical faculty Of Maryland sem
n receipt Of five dollars. 8atisfaction guaranteed
aaaress lconndentiallyl q. O.. WORTHINGTON
ID, graduate of University of Maryland, 81
Gay st.. Baltimore Md febll-lys
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MEDICAL. &c

CP1RMATORRHOEA DORMIENTTOM. Impo.
- tency, Premature Decay, Seminal Emissions,
Lost S1gor ana al Venereal Diseases cured without
6ae uee Of calomei or mercury, by Dr.. BROWN,
1905 l. st., near 18th n ". mars lms
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victim OF youthful imprudence. causing prema-
ure decay, nervous debility. etc. having tried in
sain every known remedy, has found simple self
mre, which he win send FREE to his fellowsuerers
Address j. 81. REEVES,
my2keolykk lS Chatham street, n T.