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GUILTY OF PERJURY IN PENSION CASE-The
jury al I:45 o'clock last night returned a YER
dict OF guilty In the case or George Brown, who
has been on trial for the past eight days in the
Criminal Court, before Judge James. on the
charge OF false swearing In the procurement OF
a pension FOR Sally Vaughn, purporting TO be
the widow or one Beverly Vaughn, a sergeant in
The ed Pennsylvania volunteers. Indictments
for presenting false claim procuring a false
affidayit ana conspiracy TO defraud a pension
agent are yet pending against him.
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What Eminent Physicians Saw.

COlden's Liebig'S Liquid Extract of Beer ana
Iohtc mc'gOrdt0r is particularly useful when
tonfcs are required, being tolerated when other
forms OF animal food are rejected. In Diphtheria.
Malartal Typhoid Fevers and every depressing
9lsease, we nave prescribed IL with success. and
Leslie, NJ. D., G. P. Copp. NJ. D., s. B. Parsons.
N. D.. r. A: Vaughan, NJ. D.. Drs. s. L. and ].
G. N1delet, all OF st. Louis. Sold by all druggists
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FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS Anton Fischer, 900 G street northwest.
Will give satisfaction In every respect. ly
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churned every morning, and delivered In & lbs
ward" prints, 40c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk &C. per of III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

Law Books AT ACCTION.-Tne sale or books at
DowEDg'S Will be concluded this evening when
The most valuable portion OF the law library
viii De sold, including nearly all the L. s. SI-
preme Court reports and other standard works
In The INDIGESTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

WASHINGTON FISH MAREET.-Sold by X. A.
Golden, agent:-225,O00 behring's, from 81 70 S.
per thousand; 5000 shad, from s. 10 Si2 per
hundred; 200 punches rock and perch from 25
10 50 cents per bunch.
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TlHE NASSAU RANKING co. OF n W
s.. YORk buy and San Railroad and NJ ling
Dry They guarantee asa;nst loss. Bend : rar-
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We OFFER an all wool three piece children's
suit at $40. Boys Department, A. SakS Co.,
BIG eth
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY,
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CITY ITEMS.
Mems and ROWS straw Hat,

The largest and best assortment OF medium
anu low priced Hats >Suitable for all ages sizes.
ana conditions, Is at LEWIS, $40 It'll street W.
y. B.-PriceS marked in plain figures
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BARLETT's PILE SUPPOsIToRIEs are Assure rom
edy for Piles or HemorrhoidS. Painless and
Clearly. Sold by druggists. A pamphlet on the
disease and treatment mailed on request. Box
or IA, by mail. S1.00. j. c. Baker d. Co., General
Agents. Philadelphia.
Bakers Cod LiUer Ol-uneXcelled. eo6
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No LADY should be without a bottle OF To-
allies Headache ,Specifc.
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THE ]. o. M.-Last evening the visiting men,
berS OF the Order OF Mechanics were entertained
at Association Hall, and left in the evening
trains by the B. q p. railroad and what is re-
marhable, OF the nearly 1000 eXcursionistS who
came from Baltimore, not a single one was left
behind. This morning the Supreme Lodge re-
assembled, and concluded their business at II Is
O'Clock, after fixing the first Wednesday in
May, $751; for the time and Baltimore the place
for the next meeting. At ~ O'Clock to-day
they marched to the steamboat wharf and Wis.,
TIED Mount Vernon
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SOFT CRABS, by wholesale or retail, at so cts
Co., 621 B St NV, Norfolk OYSTER Depot. 3
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STRAUSS, the popular clothler. is In the Held
to-day with a new line OF spring goods of prime
duality and cheap prices. See his adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

THE commencement exercises of the Theo-
logical department of Howard University will
be held in the New York avenue Presbyterian
church, this Friday evening, at "a. Address to
the graduates by Rev. Dr. Harrison, chaplain
OF the House.
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Your Boy will be Pleased with the
And you will be pleased with the price of our
Spring Suits.
NOAH WALKER q Co., Tailors and Clothiers,
4,I,10,12 CPS Penna ayenlIe
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HowsoS's Ice CREAM and strawberries 10 cts;
IlO4 nth.
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Washington Market, retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef. sirlOin. zoe. per h.; do. porter
mousse 1la25c.; rib roast, 10a1Sc.; steak 12L6a2Oc
COrned Beef. Sa10.; Dried Beef Clipped 25a3Oc:
90. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal 12ba2Oc
Mutton, 12Ha15c.; Pork. 10al2kc.; Sausage
l2Hc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12ba14c
shoulders, sa9c.; Breasts, 1Oal1c.; Lard Sa1Oc.
FRUITs.-AppleS, 50a15c. per peck; Oranges
2oa59c. per doZ.; do. Florida, 50a60c per doZ:
Lemons. 30a4OC. per doZ.; Bananas 30a4Oc
per doz.; Pine Apples, 2oa25c. each; Strawber-
r1eS. 2Oa3Oc. per OF.
FIsH.-Perch, 20a30c. per bunch; Rock. large
lOaloc. per To-, 2Oa3Oc. per bunch: Mackerel GOA
Z5c; Hanbut. l5a20c: Goldfish, 10c. per h.: Black
pass l5a2Oc. per To- Pike 40a50c. each; Catfish %
cents per bunch: Shad, 25a,5c per pair: Her
ring. l0a15c. per bunch: Lobster 12c per 10 .
Terrapin diamond back), s20aS2i per doz.; do.
(Sliders), 50 per dOZ.
BUTTER--Philadelph Print. 40a45c. per b.:
western Creamery, 40c.; New York 35a40c.:
roll, 2Oa3Oc.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs 12a15c. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish, 20a30c. per PIX:
do. new 50a.5c. per PIX; do. sweet 4ea56c. per
PIX; Cabbage, 5al0c.; do, Early Yorks, iOa
l5c.; Spinach. 2oa30c. per PIX; Kale 10
a10 per PIX; Sprouts, 20a30 per PIX; Beets. S
alGc. per bunch; Lettuce, Ease. per head; Turnfps
sc. per peck; Onions, 40a5Oc. per peck: do
tBermuda). 25 per box: do. (Spring.) 3a4c. per
bunch; Rddish &c. per bunch; Celery, Sa10c. per
bunch: Carrots. 2ec per peck: Peas. 4Oa50c.
per peck: Beans. G0aoGc. per peck; Asparagus
5al0c. per bunch; Tomatoes, 15a25c. per box:
RhUbarb, 5d5c. per bunch.
POULTRY.-ChickenS, 50aI5 per pair; Ducks
I5c.aS1 per pair; Geese, 5Oc.asl Turkeys -
alSc. per 10; Squads, s1.I5a$2 per doz.; Sprins
Chickens, s3.5oaSi.5o per doz.
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20 TO nm WALKER, 2o6 10Th street, for Oar
VI pet Lining, Felt. Tafred Felt Felt and Grave,
Rco6ues RepaaJjngs and Lime Cement Plaster.
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LODLLES HEADACHE SPECIFIC is perfectly
harmless; cures almost instantly.
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DRESSES, gents clothing, watches, &C., bought
and sold at Herzogs, COS 9th st.
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BOOKS, &c.

NJ e w 90 KS.
IN Schouler on Bailments including Carriers Sc. 90
Heard's Civil Pleading. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Principles of Constitutional Law, Judge Cooley 3. 90
Thompson on Negligence, vols IL 90
Peloubet's Legal Maxims. ...................2 so
Gieselers Ecclesiastical History, vol. 5...... 800
Memoirsof Napoleon, Duchess d. Abrantes 2vos 3. 90
Loiterings in Pleasant Paths, Marion Harland LIS
Masterpieces of English Literature, by Swnton I. IS
The Theory of Thought, by N. X. Davis. 2 so
Short Whist, by Trump Junior. ............. rs
% Correspondence Cards, Envelopes to match. .25
Any OF the above books seat by mail post paid up
on receipt of price.
w. HI. a O. HI. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERs'
my1 47S Pa. ave.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
j. \. Coolidge and Helen Q. Moody, of Steuben-
Vile. Ohio; T. Ii. Slade of New York city, and
Amelia NJ. Strong; George nj. Kengla and Adde
Brown Ignatius Miles and Ellen Kelly; Bailey
Fields and Rachel TOlliVer; W. Ii. Lloyd and
Kate Mayhem; John FL. Price and Susie Morris:
Thos w. Oden, of Alexandra, and Mary Rich
ardsoD: Richard Byron and Eliza Cnauncey.
Daniel Perry and and Annie queen.
REAL ESTATE SAIEs.-Messrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers sold yesterday afternoon, Tor
square AS, according to ParChenia ThySOn'S
SUBDIVISION, each fronting 20 feet 10 inches On
Marion ST., near st. market, and having
depth OF los feet, to Frank Hume, for IA cents
per square foot.
il. Coldwell, real estate broker and auction
eer, has sold the following: For Thos. Heany,
two-story frame building, on the Sc corner OF
1st and q SIS. NV, to Patrick Heany, for 1905.
For Z. A. Mclntlre, trustee part OF lot 4, square
CA. fronting on ST.. bet. 22d and 23d SITS. NV.
for s4G0, subject TO taxes. For w. E. EdmOnSton
and b. II. Warner, trustees, parts sub lots 25i
and 255, square 6I5, improved by brick dwell
ing, No. 81 ST me-, 10 A. T. Marsh, for 50. 900.
For Fillmore Beal, trustee, sub lot F, square
49,, improved by brick dwelling. No. i25 b ST.
Sc, 10 j. 5. Manning, for $1,000. For B. ii. War
ner and John JOY Edison, trustees, sub lot ).
square north OF square III, improved by small
brick dwelling. No. 1905 10th sc. NV to II. P
Sanders, for 81 $50. For Mrs. Stickney and b. p.
Snyder, trustees, lot y, square 500. improved by
a two-story and mansard roof brick dwelling
No. 92s VI st.n.w., TO the National Savings Bank
OF the District OF Columbia, for SlS,0 900.
y WOMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE.-Officer Harlow last night arrested a
German woman named Theresa Schieker, on
| complaint OF the keeper of a drinking saloon on
| ID street, named John Peters, charging heI
| With robbiDg him OF gold watch and $50 in
| money. This poor woman has been In this
! country only eight months and without friends
| here, has been in Peters employ as servant
| Peters says she stole his watch last Sunday
| She denied the charge and was very mucf
| effected at the disgrace OF the situation in VIII CT
/ she has been placed by her employer. After she
| was locked up she made several desperate at
| temptS 10 choke herself to death by tearing III
her clothing and twisting them around he
| neck, and by hanging herself 10 the bars OF he
| cell. An officer had TO be detailed to watch he
| during the night This is apparently a cas-
| which demands rigid inquiry into all the Gil
| cumstances, and IL is hoped 1t Will be prooed
| the bottom.
In the Police Court this morning Peters test
| fled that this woman has been In his employ fC
two months, and In the night time she got
| and stole his money aud watch from the plae
he had put IL; grand jury.
DRESSES, gents clothing, watches, &C., bough
and sold at Herzog's, COS 9th st. +
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BOWLING Will sell tomorrow at his auction
rooms several very excellent Oil paintings.
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If You Wish 10 do the right thing to please
your little son, purchase one OF the very pretty
and well made suits OF boys clothing now sold
at the Boys Clothing House of y. Robinson q
Co., 300 "a. ave. II will make the little felIow
happy and prove bene1t 10 him in many
ways.
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out DOOR SPORTS.
ARCHERY GOODS AND CROQUET.
The largest and most complete stock OF Bow.
Arrows, Targets, Target Stands. Qutvers and Belts
to be found In the District.
CroQuet at all prices. from 76c. to %. ct
WIN. BALLANTYNE 4 SONS
ap20 AIS 9TH street.
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J. Il. CRANE,
WHOLESALE AGENT,
apl4-lm $50 PENNHYLVANIA AVE. n. "
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PICKPoCKETS SENT TO JAIL.-ThOmas III. Nor
ton and George Wilson, two young men, strang-
ers, arrested by Detective McDeVitt on Slspi-
cion OF being the persons who stole the gold
watch, worth $50, from Mr.. Thomas A. Cool
win, were arraigned before Judge Smell this
morning on the charge OF picking Goodwin's
pocket OF his watch. and pleading guilty were
sent 10 Jail six months each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

We have inst opened 8 splendid line OF French
DRESS GOODS. comprising full assort ment of
Fancy and Black Silk, Black and Colored SIX
GRENADINES, Black silk Hernanis, Pongees,
Buntings. Linen Lawns, Madras Ginghams India
Mulls and French Nainsooks. all grades.
An inspection Of our stock is solicited.
HOOE BROTHER e. Co.,
apl0 1898 + st. n.tc., near Ebbitt House.
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A friend q mine who has undertaken

A friend Of mine who has undertaken
the Improvement oil an old farm. drew
out, two years ago, over 600 loads Of
earth from beneath an old tie up, and
spread il over his meadow. The result
was marvellous. giving tho stoutest
growth OF grass over Twelve acres that
had ever been cen on the farm. The
excavation was made four or five feet
deep. and that whiCb came out Of the
bottom seemed equally rich with that
taken ison. Sb1vr. Not only WAS there
a itch store II potash and phosphatcs
10 this earth, but ammonia was present
and percsptable TO the senses even IL
that taxes from The bottom. | believe
il would pay 10 dig out this manure
mine seyera, feet deeper And it Ger
taiuly conveys. 10 the results OF It's uss,
forcible lesson upon tho waste OF
wealth on the farn, where the use Of
absorben,a, or some equivalent method
is neglected..
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soAnnY POTATOES.

Mr.. George w. HAllockis potatoes
are affected with "scab" commonly
termed "scabby potatoes Sonb Ia
produced by mites, minute animals
which-at least the species affecting
the potato--have not.yet been thor
oughy studied. The seab shows itself
first on the surface Of the potatoe, 10
rough spots, which aiterward become
raised. like blisters. These collapse
subsequently and leave irregular holes
or pits OF various sizes in the substance
Of the tuber. They do not seem to
be confined TO any particular age Of the
plant, as they make their appearance
on very young tuhers, and in other
cases not before their full Development
About the predisposing conditions aud
prevention Of these parasites little
definite is known. Ashes or lime do
not produce or, destroy them. have
found them plentiful in fields, where
ashes had never been applied, and also
with and without swine, horse or COW
manure, and where potatoes bad not
been planted for sveraI years. In this
case like does not produce like, for ]
have seen very scabby potatoes pro.
duce splendid scab free potatoes on
the other hand. some soils, which seem
to be saturated with seab, will produce
scabby potatoes no matter what seed
is used. That some varieties are more
liable 10 scab than others there is no
doubt. A row Of Buckeyes was almost
entirely eaten up by scab, while other
varieties, close by, were free from IT,
Little is known Of the nature OF scab.
| think | have proved, TO my own sat
isfactiop at least, that since the exelu.
sive use Of commercial fertalizers, my
potatoes have become entirely free from
scab, aud better than with the use Of
baruyard manure. -. NJ Heaamer, in
Tribune.
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Agricultural.


DariaK the iatsase hct weather q
sumner; cowt. unless il very extra
pAssate With pleaiy siabads AID goot
uatsr iail very mech 10 their produc-
ayesess. Vice. osss partially dried up
i i bard = bfiag lhsu inio inli aaw
y Bik aEaia 5sTiag The season. The
greatest care shoald therefore Be taken
70 give ttom . plenty oi some kiad Of
uutfi,ieas soil feed, cora. oats. Or what
ever ether green feed farmer may
happeo 80 have Feed they mast have
" dry up there il no such thing az
milk and butter without feed
II cows are obliged 10 work haid al
day. ia a short pasture, during ihe bot
weather. to obiaia barely enough e
keep them alive. they will become both
too much heated aud fatigu,d 70 keep
ap fall ilow Of mix. and whoever *
poets any profit from COWS ia lot
weather must feed them enough, %
thA, as The beat Of The day advances
they may retire 70 the shade, lor com.
fort and repose Excessive beat is
more Injurious to mich COW than
short feed Cows require plenty TO eat
without great exercise 20 obtain il, aud
repose Il Is more profitable TO feed
shorts. oil meal. OF other grain, wkerc
pastures are short. that 10 suffer cows
to dry up.
Cows should be driven very slowly,
particularly ia hot weather. that they
may not be overheated; aud II tarded
flights. they should always have iull
supply Of clean water Cows give more
milk and do better when kept constant
iy in the pasture, unless they are soil
fed in the } ard OF stable,
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oinlKIko orEEks.

This is the sim leSt Of dishes. and yet
IL is nor always well served one.
Green's should be properly boiled; The
water should be soft, and a tablespoon
fol Of salt added to large sized pot Of
it. which should be boiling hot when
the II Gems are thrown in. GIT should've
kept boiling until they are done, which
can be- told by their sinking to the bot
tom of The pot. and then they should
be skinned out as quickly as possible
into colander. 30 that oil tbs water
will ruD.out Press them With SIN al
plate. and then turn upon platter; add
large piece Of butter and cot up Gne.
Serve smoking.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
SHAKERS
SARSAPARlLLA
A Wonderful Medicine for Impu'
rifles of the blood.
e

ehAkers' RArtspAriliA elsAnses the blood
scrofnlA and al other impurities, ctcites the Ap
petite, regulates the stomach aud Increase
the A0sh, II prevents weakness and idegenEA.
tinn o. the liver, kidney aud urinary organs. II
IL mothers remedy regulating aud strength
enipg tho maternal functions. IL punaes the
female system of Lucrative weaknesses aud de-
biliAung humofs IN children aud youth. u 10
truly wonderful In nervous and general delslity
emheAliuu aud dropsy, invigorating and
strengthening both the mental and physieal
torees,
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Dear 81, In answer % your inquiries concerns
ing the Compound SyFgp n sdrsaparilta As PR /.
pared by the Society Of Shakers IN CAnierbur /,
NJ H., / would say that | have been familiar vi b
the prescription, and have always recommend,
Il from my personal knowledge Of those concern
oil in its preparation, which TO me 10 proof that
Il IL just what II purports 70 be,
DlXl CROSBY, Nj. d.
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FOR SALE or TO LET.
rs res4aenoe ofths late II r. Way, in the
Yll&Ee a Msushestsf, nai58apgs In oEeeiisHs
eau alaon Ehets i Al9at zee Errt ~ lsEd VITA
gees sgG.i tnA Eaftsa canascisa with the pfem-
isss grErat gessosska4e. Ter pkfiisHAafs aEa-
are q
CT, SWIFT.
kEzsasf.tl. ", gAys4 q, lsso s1u
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mrs. LYDIA z. ylnknAM.

FOR all kfm&le Campiaint&
a1H FHzFtHag7es kfsrs ~ 80 ntsln - ~
hEH HtA N, e#RfENt fHE F.FAk f0Hha
hfiaEf HT57 .HsF sFts afar ~ rar EfEHge
sfn tiFsf fF $3.50 fsaAHaE. aau @frNF " ss.sK 1Aa
fralKsgH- % ~ ~ F1Ia So b radical eni sss-
tiHas rs sargas iss|sa st4a HAeE Hhu FE1Ete ~.
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naHHs Sc fAfH. fsaas AHa SAGA ssiia, V
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twsfi, - 81 itaans AaA uHdrF at rlrsmaa-
ssnneaa, sst 10 hnrfsans srtfh fhe laws that
saveF# tas fHasstr svsfNant
Nss ths rsrF ~ D teusf asatl late - fltiscr
ssNt fhAs ussRoaaa - aifsuss % seed.
Fdta q. t-takhATsis Vegetable GsssbsnsA
- tFafta g tAt Hf y e-gft talsFsa5gy.
-, fs1 Hmiffs ltssas. tgnH. MSS.
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NOR tEEhsss fffT setEsre 81 iefitEe % tnQasfF.
ht91 90 pza, lss. ka6faaf 81 Stove
30 ismAY th84t hs lilaat YtiA 4 FinkhAns'a
tfsEN PILLS thaY fars Gaaagtsl Afiau. Hilioas
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LIrt. 81. 5EIf PRgsRkvATfON EIhsastsd
vitaAty, nervous ans physical debility or vitality
inapAiTed b. the errors Of yogtk or $50 elsss kP-
piIeation 70 husiness, may Be resiofed ana man
hood rsFsinsd.
Two hnBdfsdth edition. revised and enlarged,
Iust published. 10 IL standard medical NoFt,
sAs best in the KnElish baggage. written b. a
physisian of great experiences. % whom sAs
awardsd q Eoia and Isssisd medal ny the Ma
aouaI Msdissl Association. II saptalns betau.
fsl ahd very expensive snRftsiugs Tbfes
hsneTea pages. mora than " sAiusbss pfesefips
usns for al forms ~ prevailing disease, tas re-
sali 81 nany Jsars ofertsssiss and suossssfpi
practices, ether one 81 sL.sh is worth tsH umss
hs prise u ths boob. BoHnd In Ffenrh cloth ,
prizes only 81. ssHt ~ NAL post pals.
The London LAnest eaya; no PeTssn skouid
be without this Ssiaabis bsof. The ssihor is a
EoLis bsHsfsetof."
Az iilastrn.sa sample sssi 10 ~ on receipts y
ssHts for postage
TIE aathor rsfsrs. w. pefmiden, to JOS. Q.
FIsHHR. precedent; " j. 2. ihGEAHAh. vice
srsslAsnt VI. PAIHE, n D. q. =. eAUhIIs NJ
. II. J. D0rCkT, n, d. Il. KLINE. 2. :
j. b. BoLDOMB n d n LfhCh. d /,
asdh. H. oiCOEhALL, II. b., faculty 81 The
Pkiisasishit UniuFsiiy 81 Etdisibs kna surge
~. slas Hss 2. a Blesklis, II. D.. ffssi-
dsat ths nstleKal NseAssl Association.
ADDRESS Dy. W n. PAREKh, HEAL,
Sc. BalHueb kMest. bs-t1n.
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