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GEORGETOWN.

Fall FROM SECOND STORY WINDow.-A COL
ored Child named William Lyles II years old
Tell from second story rear window OF house
No: II Duhbarton street, yesterday evening,
while flying kite, distance of about Is feet,
DR.. Sbekells was called in and pronounced no
bones broken, and but Slight Internal injuries.
The little child OF Mr.. X. G. Mann, who had q
similar fall last week. is doing well.
MISS KATE ELIAsoN. the daughter OF Mr. john
&. Eliason, whose illness was mentioned In
ton.
FATHER STONEsTREET.-Archbish Hannah
spill itual reLreat at the Episcopal residence,
Dutch Village, two miles from Halifax Ms.
The exercises are conducted by the Rev. MT.
StonestIeet. formerly pastor OF Trinity church
here.
GRAIN Arrived by canal, boat Samuel
ReiOztel, 1900 bushels of wheat
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on change
to-day, 1900 bushels of wheat. No sales.
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THE OOURTN.

POlICE COCRT--Judge Bundy pro tenn.
Molly Montgomery; So or 10 days. benjamin.
Brown. assault on Grace Garrett; S. or Is DAYS.
Albert Wan, assault on Off1cer Hobbs, col
lateral forfeited. Wilson Jackson and Frank
douglass, larceny OF a lap robe belonging to O.
s. b: Wall; So or 80 days George Coombs, as
Sault on Irene May, small girl; S. or Is days
Thos Fountain, threats personal bonds to keep
peace. Jesse Perry, assault on Mary j. Can't
S. or Is days. James Price, creating nuisance,
by removing the contents of privy with open
buckets; S.. John Ross and Moses Kenner do
s. each. John Brown, profanity; So or days
Ian Burrows, indecent exposure; S. orr days
Henry Simpson and William Miller, disorderly;
s. or Is days. Fred Sanders, carrying razor
or 80 days. John Whalen, vagrancy; bends or
workhouse. John j. MCGEE. violating market
regulations; s2-appeal noted. Joseph G. Car
roll, same charge; s2.appeal noted. S. s. Cog
and George Schultz, diSOrderly: SIS each
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CITY ITEMS.

The Poor Mans Remedy.
Quirk's Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious RENE
dy. Sold by every druggist. Price Is cts.
If THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew 1t, the tonic qualities OF Quinine
are aspectflc. In no shape can 1t be used more
agreeably than In J. d E. Atkinson's Quinins
Biliousness, Hesdsehe and Impure
each Of them done away with, if you will take
Quirk's Irish Tea. Price Is cents per package.
THE PERSIAN DIVER brings up no pearl from
the depths OF the sea which can surpass In radi-
sape Of 4y
and the toilet.
Halls Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
SOC.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
"Res Health Greatest sa'e Te s u on
earth for impotence, leannesS, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
saG for psRS at + sss P
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
It corrects ac a Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dySen-
| terry and diarrhGa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes; An old and Well-tried rem
| edy; rs cents bottle
To LADIES AND GENrLBMEN-We wish to call
| attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
| Dyelng Establishment, No. 900 q street, near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
| improvements whether of American or Euro
| pean Invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
| manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents quits cleaned
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
| whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
| IS cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness by cleaning number, q
reduction In price. e1-Cau for and deliver
them.
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LIEUTENANT BENNERs WIDow-The Omaha
Herald OF the 25th instant prints the following
amount and disposition Of the funds that were
raised for the benefit Lieutenant Benner the
yellow fever hero OF year ago.
ga portion of the funds in my hands, with a
sum received under the auspices of the Cham
Der OF Commerce in New York, have been in
vested In government bonds, giving her an In
come Of $500 year. In addition she has a fine
home in Rogers Park, Cook county, ILL.,, ten
miles from Chicago, paid for. have just paid
of mortgage Of $500; SO Mrs. Benner is com
paratively comfortable. Congress will event
ually give her pension, when she will be well
settled. c. e. AUGUR,
Brlgadier General, United States ArmYv
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KEMPER COUNTY AGAIN-On last SATURDAY.
at DeKalb, a man named Stewart, who is SUP,
porting republican candidate for circuit clerk
In that county, marshaled a large crowd OF
negroes and made very strong radical speech
to them, during which he made some very In.
sulting. personal illusions to prominent demo-
sulting remarks about young Mr.. Britain
father, who Knocked him down with a brick
and went for him with a knife. They had a
lively tustle before any one could separate
them, during which Stewart was severely, but
not dangerously, cut in three places Meridian
(MisS.) Mercuru, .JIlu 26th,
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ANNE ARUNDEL DEMOCRATIC FACr1oNs.-Fac-
tional contention split the Anne Arundel demo-
cratic county convention In two yesterday at
Annapolis, where some exciting scenes attended
the disruption, and two tickets were nominated
to oppose the republicans when they shall make
their nominations hereafter The Bannon fac
ton renominated Hon. Michael Bannon for state
senator, and the Bond faction Mr.. VIM Snow.
den, who is member of the house OF delegates
at present. Both factions nominated the same
candidates for the house OF delegates and for
clerk Of the circuit court, and two of the names
on both tickets for county commissioners are
alike. Otherwise there Is an entire difference
harmony, and doubtless with the view OF party
success In November, Judge Tuck, who had
opposed MIR. BannOn In the primaries, Withdrew
from the contest before the meeting OF the con.
ventton and the split.-[BaLt Sun, Goth.
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SALT RHEUM FOB 80 YEARS
On the Head, Face, and Greater Part OF
the Body, Cureds

Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER = Ientlen,en-I have
been q great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 80 years
commencing in my head and face and extending
Ions Of medicine for the blood Of different kinds
and tried good phyeicisns, all Of which did me no
be cured. But friend called my attention to the
article in the Union skin diseases, and got box
Of OUT1CURA Tne first application was . great re-
lief, and the third took the scales all off, and felt
Ike q new man. have used three 50cent boxes and
cured. Hoping that this may be seen by some one
afflicted as have been iii there is any, my earnest
afflicted with like diseases
Yours truly, B. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAM, MASS, Sept. 9, 1873
The CUTICURA SOAP should be used for cleansing
all diseased surfaces, as most soaps are injurious
the skin.
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CU7ICURA
REMEDIES
Infallibly Cure all Skin and Scalp Dis.
eases, Eca1y EruptiOns, Itchings.
IrritatiOns.

The testimonials Of permanent cures of Skin and
Scalp Diseases which have been the torture of q
lifetime, by the CUTICURA REMEDIES. are more
wonderful than any ever before performed by any
methods or remedies known to the medical pro-
fession.
CUTICURA REsOLvENT. a powerful Blood Purifier,
Is the only purifying agent which finds it's way mt
the circulating mud and thence through the oil and
stroying the poisonous elements with which these
veese's have been daily charged.
CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, applied ex.
ternally. arrests all unnatural or morbid growths
which cover the surface OF the diseased glands and
tnbes With Scaly, Itching and Irritating Humors.
healthy and free from diseased PARTICLES Of matter
Thus internally and externally do these great
remedies act in conjunction, performing cures that
have astoniehed the most noted physicians Of the
day.
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A FATAL DOSE OF LAUDANUM.-At Lebanon.
Pa. Coroner Weber held an inquest Monday
morning on the body OF DR.. E. j. Wilmer, OF
MyerStOWn, dentist, who took an overdose OF
laudanum, from the effects Of which he died On
Saturday afternoon. 1t was first reported that
the deceased had committed suicide, but upon
investigation It seems he was taken with severe
cramps In the stomach and took the laudanum
TO relieve the paid, and the first dose not hay
ing the desired effect he took second with a
fatal result.
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TIE WILL OF MRS. MEADs.-The Will OF Mrs
Mary j. Meads was admitted to probate in the
orphans court yesterday. 1t was of a private
character and distributes her property among
her children. One OF her SOns was William H
Meads, the unfortunate man who committed
sr'clde recently In Blagden's woods near Wash
1ngton. 1t will be remembered that sorrow at
the death OF his mother, which occurred April
Is, was ore OF the reasons given for the suicidal
act. Letters testamentary were issued to ThOs
BruScup.-(BaN, Gazette, 9Oth
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A DTsAPPorNTED MAID COMMITS Su1crDE-Miss
Jennie BrowDen, who dwelt with her widowed
Griffin, jn North street, White Palms. took cor
rosive sublimate on Friday last and died on
Saturday. 1t Is said that young Howard Grit
I'm, son OF the owner Of the estate, until very
recently had been very attentive to Miss Brow
nell, but thatloqlate he had given preference to
another maiden, and this, 1t Is thought, preyed
upon the mind OF Miss BrOWnell and led her to
take her own life. She was II years Of age
Mem York Sun oath
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A CHASTITY DIsCOvERY.-The Philadelphia
Record charges that Of POI bodies reported as
buried by the coroner in the Potter's Field, only
been sold as subjects for the dissecting room
The coroner receives fee OF S for bury1ng an
adult and S. for a child, and ii the Rec0rd's
coroner nearly 81 900 for interments that nave
never heen made
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THE PETRIFICATION Fraud. B.
Strong, geologist Of some pretentions, lately
visited Taughanic Falls, and, while viewing the
late scovered accidentally OF pur.
pOsely broke on the clOVen foot and leg near
the knee, and discovered the material to be
ostensibly nothing more or less than nodded
clay, and on removing the dirt from underneath
the form, the whole length was as fiat as If it
had been deposited in plastic or on smooth
bOaTd.-tWGtktns Democrat, 26th.
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LEPROSY.
A Modern Miracle. Astonishing Results
from the Use of Cuticura.

Messrs WEEKS Il POTTER: Conference.-The have
case of Leprosy III our poorhOuse, which is being
cured by your EUT1CURA remedies. The county
had employed all Of our doctors and had sent to
New York for advice, but to no avail.
The patient commenced using the CUTIcURA and
he had been confined to his bed for two and one
half years Had not had has clothes during this
time Last week he dressed for the first time.
When he walked, there would at least quart Of
scales come Off OF him.
This happened every day.
We think it Is a wonderful cure
We do not say he Is cured, but he Ia in q fair way
to be cured to say the least. Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS,
D1ug6ists and Booksellers
ALLEGAN, MICH Feb. II, 1879
NoTE-Messrs. Dunning Brothers are Thoroughly
reliable gentlemen, and were unknown to US prior
to the receipt Of this letter. We firmly believe this
CUTICURA will permanently cure this very severe
case OF Leprosy, as it has done many others
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telegraphed the Secretary OF War that the order
Diminishing six cadets for hazing had had the
effect OF restoring good order, and extreme
measures against the other six cadets accused
OF participating In the "frolic" would not now
be necessary
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COLLIN0s
VOltaic Electric Plasters.
COLLINS

rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs.
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back. Stomach aud Bow
els, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the Loins
and Back, kpasms Of Fits and Nervous, Muscular
All Spinal Auctions, relieved and cured v hen
ev ~ other pl ster Imminent. lotion and electric ap
pheice fails. N,wSs
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UNPLEASANT FOR THE CALIFOREIAN.-Wm.
Fl. Churchill, respectable New York mer-
chant, was arrested On Monday and taken to
TombS police court like common thief, on the
charge OF rObbing Californian by whose side he
store but when the prosecutor arrived at sta
ton he found his missing money in his own
pocket, which made 1t decidedly unpleasant for
him. He will probably have to pay for his mis-
take as defendant in suit for false arrest
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DlsAPPEARANcE OF A PAsroR.-The First
United Presbyter1an church, corner Madison
avenue and Biddle street, Is again without q
pastor, the Rev. Dr. Edie having very suddenly
left the city about six weeks ago. surprising
many emberS OF the congregation, who were
unaware OF his intended departure. Several Of
them have been interviewed but they decliue
giving any definite reason for his vacating the
pastorate. DR.. Edfe on leaving Baltimore went
10 Pittsburgh and subsequently to Philadelphia
Recently he rendered his resignation to the
presbytery and 1t will be acted upon at the ap-
preaching meeting OF that body. Several re-
ports are current regarding the departure OF
Mr. Edie ana the general superstition is that 1t
was the result Of difference upon several mat
tiers appertaintDg to church and personal trou-
bleS.-[B Baltimore Gazette, SOth
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BIG COMMEMORATIVE Hamilton county
(Ohio) republican convention on Monday was
something OF novelty. 1t numbered 1000
members-one for every 25 voters-and met In
the big music hall. Eighty -one candidates were
nominated for the lower house Of the legisla-
ture, and 1t took four hours and a-half for the
first rollcall. Five hours were required to elect
the representatives, and two hours to nominate
senator's,
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TIE RETURN TO LIFE OF a gentleman whose
obituary has been published with double black
lines and adjectives, ordinarily causes some
embarrassment In newspaper Office. But 1t
is not SO in Texas. The Waco Eraminer sternly
remarks:-"The death Of Enlightened Brown Is
denied by the Kaufman Times. That makes no
difference. Having written his obituary he is
dead to all 1ntents and purposes. We shall re-
fuse to recognize his existence from now on.
eF- Parole had practice gallop at Goodwood
England yesterday morning. Correspondents
report that he looks thoroughly ut for the race
for the GOodwOod cup.
tE-The French chamber of deputies yester-
day, by vote of 249 to l66, adopted the pro-
pOSal OF N. PrOuSt for the demolition Of the
ruins of the Tuileries The site will be trans
formed into garden.
eB-A prize fight between Pete Dolman and
James Flynn, minors, took place Sunday near
Mahanoy City, Pa, resulting In victory for
the former after twenty-five rounds had been
fought.
1.-TWO boys sojournlng at Lexington, Va,
were captured few days since by Mayor DOld
when In the act OF fighting duel. They were
disarmed, bound over to keep the peace, and
after reprimand induced to become recon-
clled.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY was enacted at Dover,
Stewart county, Tenn, on the cumberland
river on Saturday night. w. G. Burchett, OF
character, driven away by his wife, who was
not long ago the proprietress OF the Commercial
House In Dover. On his return on the stea mer
Mott Gracy on saturday night he called at the
Commercial House and requested an interview
with his wife. She met him. when he asked her
TO sit down and talk to him. She said she would
talk to him on business standing up. Drawing
his revolver he told her he had determined to
take his own life and that she must accompany
him across the dark gulf unless she would talk
to him. She Immediately stepped to door to
call for help, when he sprang forward and
fatally shot her twice through the neck. Her
daughter, Miss Maggie Yates, came running
into the room, when Burchett fired at her, dam
gerously Wounding her in the hand and head,
after Which he blew out his own brains.
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ANOTHER REPORTED OUTRAGE IN CUBA-A
Washington dispatch to the N. Y. Ecening Te'.
eqroph gives the details OF the arrest at Matau-
zas, Cuba, of Col. Miguel G. Barnete, an Ameri-
can citizen, by Spanish officials, and OF his SUBJ
Sequent sufferings In prison until the American
consul secured his release. The case is to be
laid before the Spanish government by Secre-
talY EYartS
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CLEANER LADY OF THE Lake,
~ FIRST SELECT EXCURSION TO
BLACKI6TON'S ISLAND. AUGUST l.
The only new drstclass Steamer ON the Potomac
with perfect accommodations In 80
every particular: The most select
season: Music by Weber's Band. Tents and suits
on the boat for surf bathing Materials for Grabbing
gratis. No Objectionable parties allowed on the boat
Meals and staterooms equal. If not superior to any
other steamers on the river Ofhcers genial polite
and accommodating. Tickets for this excursion rs
meals, 90; rooms, SO; total SL76 Tickets on So
called CHEAP" excursion, 80; meals SO; rooms 81
total, e. Leave 6th-st wharf at 80 M return at
1880 pm; Tickets and staterooms at Major's
Nourse's, Stmms, and Dooleys Drugstores; ]. Weed
Corey, eeQ. 7S6 9th St n.w and at 1lS5 New Jersey
ave- p. W.. Of Q. 3. OAYWOOD. Manager. ty256ts
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THE SEA SERPENT TURNS Up AGAIN.-A dis
patch from Halifax says:-Captatn Simpson, OF
the schooner Louisa Montgomery, at Pictou,
reports that about ten miles eastward of Plctou
ISLAND he saw an enormous sea serpent, which
appeared to be about 100 feet long and about
the size OF barrel. 1t was going straight along
at the rate OF seven knots an hour
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KILLED WHILE PLAYING CARDs.-While w.
X. Henderson, of Greenfield, Ohio, and Hand
a saloon at Washington, Ohio, yesterday after
noon difficulty arose concerning the manner
In which play was made, during which Hen
derson stabbed Horne through the heart, KILL
ing him instantly
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IMPORTANT WILL CoNTEsT.-The surrogate of
Brooklyn will to-day open, and the executors
Mcguire, Of st. Stephens Roman Catholic
church, in that city, will offer for probate the
will OF Mrs. O'Hora, late of No. % Schemerhorn
street. This Will bequeaths about 100000 to
larger amount to be disposed OF by the execu-
tors as they please. Two grand daughters, one
OF whom is In a convent, having 500, 900 In her
girl. are practically dispossessed. Mrs. O'Hara
had long been OF tnfrm mind, and the evidences
OF improper influences to the making of her
guire will, it is alleged, refuse to serve as an
executor: Miss Mary Augusta OHara one of
the grand daughters, who was left 81, 900 by the
Will, has retained Messrs. Starr & Hooker, of
NO. POI Broadway, and John K. Porter, will be
asked TO act as counsel. Gen. Daniel E. Slckles
Is one OF the important witnesses for Miss
strongly the alleged insanity of the decedent.-
IN. Y. Tribune, July 29th.
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"THUTH AND DUTY"
GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
CARROLL INSTITUTE,
TO MARSHALL HALL.

ON THURSDAY, JULY 81. 1879
The elegant steamer W. W. Cor. 49,
corsn viii leave her wharf. foot Of 7th
street. at y ~ a. %. and $50 p m. !;
returning 1t and IL p. m.
Tickets, t0c; to be obtained from the members
only No charge for children under u years Of age
Muslc py Prof Plstor1o: Meals viii be Furnished
on toe GROUNDS at city prices. ty26-4t
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No Yellow Fever In Washington. y


ARRANGEMENTS TO ATTEND TO IMPORTED CASES.
The sensational statements af'oat in relation
to cases of yellow fever in this city appear to
have had but little effect in producing scare
In conversation with DR.. Townshend, health
officer, this morning, that officer denOunceS all
rumOIs about yellow fever here as grouudless,
and says there is no case nor has there been
any case OF the kind here. He has made every
arrangement necessary to attend to any case
which may arrive here, and SO thoroughly have
these preparations been made that it is not
possible for q case OF yellow fever to exist here
without BITS knowledge. Every hotel keeper In
town ana boarding house keeper of any prOmf-
hence has promised to inform him of any ar
rivals from the infected places in the south,
and he has place prepared to receive and take
parapbernalia for disinfecting clothing, bag
gage. &C., In the prOmpteSt manner.
Col. Casey Young has arranged with the au-
thorities OF the cities and towns In the afflicted
districts OF the south to have every person ar
irving here from those places report to him at
this place, No. 1912 street, and the health Of
nicer OF this District Is Informed In every case
and has personal meeting with all such peo-
pie arriving here, and satisfies himself In each
case.
The health officer is 10 almost hourly COM
mupicatiOn with the National Board OF Health,
aud will receive 1ull cooperation from that
DR.. Townshend says that the statements
heretofore published about cases OF yellow
The only case which has given him any cause
of suspicion Is that OF woman and two chit
dren, who arrived In the eastern poi ton OF the
city Saturday last, from Memphis on their way
to Virginia. he visited them this morning, and
found that they had resided in the SUBURBS OF
Memphis, but had left some days ago on their
way north and had stopped here to visit a r..
lative. They had, however been guaranteed
three days by the Memphis authorities. their
baggage and effects overhauled and thoroughly
fumigated. and had received from the health
authorities there q certificate that there was no
danger to by apprehended from them.
The District Commissioners have given the
health officers full power and furnished all the
necessary means to carry out any sanitary or
precautionary measures in connection with
this matter.
Col. Bemis, who, it has been stated was sick
with yellow fever, is in this city and stopping
with Col. Casey Young. He Is not sick at ali
nor has been i'll since his arrival here. The per-
son who the sensatlOnalists probably Intended
to report as sick was Col. Heating, editor of the
Memphis appeal, who was troubled with the
diarrhG, but OF so trif1ing character as not
to prevent his journey to New York, for which
place he left here yesterday morning.
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A COUPLE OF HOT-wEATHER STORIES from the
south: The heat OF the sun was so intense last
tuesday that tray of corn, set In Major
popped open as though fire was under it. AS
Knoxville, Tenn, reporter was passing by a
grocery store, he observed slight connection
eggs burst, and vigorous little chick popped
out.
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THE WATER RATE CAsE-Carnenter agt. Dis.
tr1ct-tO restrain the collection or water rates
set for tomorrow, will he heard by Judge Mac
Arthur 0
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g1sts $50 Washington Street. Boston, Mass, and for
sale by Ill Druggists and Dealers. Price of OUTI-
CURA, small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes containing
two and one-hAlf times the quantity Of small, 81.
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle CUTICURA SOAP, rs cents
per cake; by mail, 80 cents; cakes. Is cents.
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eTA common way OF imposing upon ignorant
prospectOrs 10 the mining regions Of Nevada Is
to shoot gold filings into the ground from gun
Even brass Is made to serve the purpose and by
this mean many worthless claim is sold at q
high price.