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CUTICURA
Itching and Scaly Diseases. Scrofulous
HUm0rS. Ulcers, Old sores, and Hler.
Gu fa1 Affe ctiOns cured hen all
other human agencies fail.

!; CuT1ouRA REsoLvENT purifes, strengtheas
and supports the BY stem through the mcst critical
stages OF blood, skin and scalp humors and dis
orders OF the liver. kidneys and urinary organs.
= CQIIcURA. medicinal jelly, arrests disease,
alays Inflammation, itching and irritation, heals
ulcers and eats away dead skin and flesh.
=. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP, for the toilet,
path and nursery, ceanses, soothes, refreshes and
beauties the skin. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP is
the only medicinal shaving soap.
Skin Humors. Milk Crust, Etc.
SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. s. E. Whipple, Decatur,
Mich, writes that her face, head aud some parts
Of her body were almost raw. Head covered with
scabs and Sores. Suffered fearfuy and tried
every thing, Permanently cured by Cuticura Rem
edies.
MILK CRUsr.-Mrs. Bowers. l43 Clinton Street,
cured of milk crust which resisted al remedies for
two years. Now fine, healthy boy, with beau
tifu head Of hair.
letter OF THE HANDs.-Elizsbeth Buckley, Lit
Teton N. H.. thankfully praises the Cu.icura Rem
e5jes for a cure of letter Of the hands, Which had
Scald Head. Alopecia, Etc,
SCALD HEAD.-H. A. Raymond. auditor F. W,
J. $. r. B., jackson, Mich, cured of scald
head OF nine years duration by the Uutcura Rem.
edes.
FALLING OF The HAIR.-Frank A. Bssn, Steam
Fire Engine 6, Boston, was cured Of aloDecia
falling Of the hair by the Cutcara Re nedies which
completely restored his hair when all said he would
lose it.
observation-disclosures Lee 2276 Frankford Ave
Philadelphia, afflicted with dandraf which for
twenty years had covered his scalp 18th s:ales on
quarter OF an inca IN thickness, cured by the Quit
cura Re NEEDLES.
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Boston,
COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters,

Placed over the center OF the nervous forces. the
pit of the stomach, they stimulate the Liver
Stomach. and Bowels. perfect Digestion. cure Dys.
pepsia. Bilious Colo, Cramps and Pains, ana pre-
vent Aue ard Malarfal Diseases For Weak ana Bore
Lungs, Palritation Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys
rheumatism, Neuralgia. and Sciatios. they are the
best remedy In the world. Ask for COLLINS Vol
TAIo ELEo1RIc PLAsIxRs. Only - cents. oct2
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Ia of aryeIous efficacy for relieving vi sent attacks
of Sneezins to which msny subte. It, for clesns-
ing the Head and Nasal PASSAGES when clogged with
breath, for rendering the Head clear, the Brain
active. the Breathing easy, and every Sense in
Beginning with the Nasal Passages. 1t cleansss.
deodorizes, soothes, and heals It arrests the
heart of the disease. This DONE its constitutional
action gradually ana therongny removes from the
been sucked up by the absorbents from purulent
matter which had dropped into the stomach and
oes n inhaled by the lungs.
Ask your druggist for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
General Agents,
WEEKS e. POTTER,
Boston.
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the trans
portation or the Knights Templar and Masons
Visiting Baltimore on Tuesday, october II, by
the Baltimore & Potomac railroad, at the rate
or 81 20 for the round trip. They viii be deliv-
cred at Calvert station. Baltimore which IL
within I'VE squares OF Park avenue, where the
procession forms. +
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CgTIoURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS &
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washin Ston
street, Boston, and are for sale by ali Druggists.
so cents large boxes. 81. CUTIcURA REsoLvENT.
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle OUTIcURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents.
q "A mailed free on receipt on price.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINs I'M
BLACK CASHMERES.
DOUBLE WIDTH,


rs, 80. 81. 40, As. SO cents
BLACK SILKS, IS. 81, 81, 81. %. S15
SPLENDID STOCK OF COLORED CASHMERES,
al WOOL, 40, 40, 50 cents.
CLOTH FOR BOYS SUITS, 80, 81, IS. SO cents.
CLOTH FOR MEMS SUITS, 50, GO. rs, 81. 81.
LADIES, BLUE FLANNEL. AND CLOTH FOR
BUTTS. ~, 80, 80. 81. rs, 81, 81.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS FOR TRIMMING.
BLACK SATINs. from 81 cents.
COlORED SAT1Ns. all colors.
CANTON FLANNELs. 8 10, IL. Is cents.
RED FLANNELs. all Wool, %, 80, So. 81. 40 eta
WHITE WOOL FLANNELs, 25, 80. 81 cents.
BED COMFORTS. T5c.. 81. S1.25, Sl.5O
LARGE. DOUBLE. WHITE BLANKETS. "A so
Per Pair. ~A'oo
SHAWLS. FLANNEL SKIRTS, LADIEs AND
GENTS UNDERWEAR.
CHILDRENS' FANCY HOSIERY, all the new
CALICO. CTS. YARD.
c. M. TOWsON.
038 Pennsylvania avenue. south s,se
cct2 Near 7th street and Center MarSet
DULMONA IS sUPERsEDTNG Al.
y other remediss for COUGHS. THROAT and
site ct Baltimore. Md. Endorsed by Rev. 's Geo.
Y. Leech and A. Foster, WASHINGTON. D. ii Revss
A. p. Gibson, NJ. D., VIM. 3. Edwards. %. D.. D.
d: Carron and 9. A. Wilson, Baltimore. Nd.
Qctl-f, M, WIN
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Is one Of the most annoying diseases In the
world and yet all can find sure relief by the use
of DR.. SlcGysae's Ointment. 1t has been tested
La thousands Of instances, and invariably
makes a sure cure. The symptoms are moiS-
ture like Precipitation, intense itching increased
by scratching, very distressing, particularly AT
night, as IL pin worms were crawling In and
about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected. Procure the ointment at once,
Sold by all druggists.
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A REMARKABLE FLOOR CovERING-A floor
cloth, Lfnoteura, is now being manufactured
composed OF cork, making clean. warm, soft,
claims to extraordinary durability have been
thoroughly tested It is printed In handsome
designs, and sold by all carpet dealers AS in
feTior limitations are on the market see that the
word " ktnole,tnt" is on the back OF every square
yard. None other is genuine.
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SEwED CARPET LINING gives a softness and
elasticity TO the tread. Use only that manu-.
factured OF Cotton and Paper. American Car
pet Lining Co., New York and Boston. Sold by
all CARPET dealers.
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FAVE OPENED this week some exceptionally
good boys suits I'm blue, black and plaid goods,
from $l2 to SIS per suit i am not Offering any
tnlng In printed goods, nor anything I cannot
commend. GEO. G. HKNNfN6,
40 It'll street,
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MEIIIN's Foop, for Infants and Inyalids re-
Quires no boiling or straining readily soluble in
warm milk or water. and when so dissolved
forms the best substitute for mothers milk that
mas ever oeen produced. Sold by all druggists
ana grocers. Price IS cents T. Metcalf Co.,
Boston, Mass.
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ALL PARTIES who intend making display In
the coming mercantile parade next Tuesday
VIII please forward at once their name, number
OF vehicles and amount of subscription to Mr.
Phileps, Adams express Office, secretary Of ex-
ecutive committee. This Is to give subscribers
the choice places in the line and the full Dement,
81 The music. I'll Elk. WARD. Marshal
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New Style Fall Hats.

Gents Broadway silk hats (Iatest), 81 and s.;
Dunlap ana other new stiff hats:
Soft fur hats, from 81. 80 to 81;
Mems and boys cigarette hats;
Best soft and stiff 'dollar hats out.
All the new styles boys and chiIdren's soft
and stiff hats, for dress and school. from soc. TO
81 sc, at Lewis. 920 eth ST., between and K SITS.
NV.
NB.-PriceS marked In plain figures.
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Amusements. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsK.-Maurice Grau's French
company Will give their last performance Of
La File du TambOr Major at the opera House
cessful week.
FLOCK OF GEEsE-In writing of the new
soprano In "a Flock OF Geese to be brought
out at Fords opera House next week, a Bald.
more paper says: Probably the greatest sur
prise OF tue evening was when Miss Florence d.
Kellogg, young lady, who had up to that time
been something Of demure little gOsling, STEP
ped to the front and sang Pm fair Titania' from
the opera Of Mignon in style that would have
done honor to Nilsson or Lucca."
NATIONAL THEATER.-Herrmann will make
his last appearance at the National this even
Ing. His wonderful entertainments have been
fairly patTODtzed.
THE TOUKIsTs.-Ths National boards next
week Will be held by the original Tourists in che
Pullman Palace Car. This means big houses
during the week and delighted audiences. There
Is more fun In the Tourists than any other
troupe on the road. There are a number of
new people in the company, and many new
phases Oh nun in the car.
THE NEW LEADER OF THE MARINE BAND D.
Louis schneider, the leader of the Marine band
having been dismissed the service his accounts
were settled yesterday. Mr.. John Philip Soussa
(Where he was engaged with Mackey'S Flrta-
t1on COmbinat!On) on Saturday last that the
leadership was at his disposal. Yesterday
formally mustered into service and granted ten
Gays leave Of absence to settle his business In
Philadelphia, which place he has made his home
Tor several years past. Mr.. SOuSSa is now but
rs years of age, and is about the youngest band
leader ia this section of the country. He is a
son of Mr.. George Soussa, a veteran musician of
the Marine handy has played In 1t for thirty
five years. When but II years of age Mr.. John
Soussa enlisted in the band and served in it for
three years. For some years he was In the
charge OF the Theater COmiQue orchestra, and
for short lime was the director at Ford's
Opera House. For several years he was attached
10 HaSSlerS orchestra and band in Philadelphia
playing at the theatres and the seaside resorts.
Next he took charge Of the Church Choir Com
bination, and during the present year has been
travelling with Mackey's Irritation Company as
It's musical director. His forte is that OF COM
poser. and he has during the past few years ac-
compl1shed vast amount OF musical work.
Among his compositions Is the music of "Cath-
artne," the opera by Mir. w. j. Vance, which
will be produced this winter He also wrote
the greater part of the score Of the ''Smug-
glers:" His compositions, songs, dance music,
marches &C., now number over two hundred,
some of Which are quite popular. Mr.. SousSa is
married. and he and bis wife Is an accomplished
cOntraltO singer.
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THE ELEGANT STEAMER CoRCORAN, CAPTAIN
Blake. viii make trip to OccOquan on to-mor.
row, the Sd instant, boat leaving her wharf, foo,
OF It'll street, at IL am, returning about o. m.
Dinner at Occoquan. Fare for the round trip
80 cents
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THE CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE OF Baltimore
have engaged the Marine band for Monday. Oc-
tober 18th. They will take part In the grand
procession. Mr.. Ed. S. Young, assistant general
ticket agent Baltimore Potomac railroad win
furnish special car and give them free trans
return.
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FIRE IN THE C0UNTY.-ThfS morning about 6
O'Clock, fire broke out In the stable of Mr.. C..
White, on Sherman avenue, Mount Pleasant
Great difficulty was had in preventing the
hameS from extending to the houses adjoining
The fire department responded promptly,
though great distance from the fire and any
alarm box. The stable and its contents we're
entirely destroyed, entaillng loss of about
S2eo: The fire is supposed TO have been the
work or an ineendiary.
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IRON BITTERS

ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB.
Lie FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING GER
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT
FEvERs. WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACK OF ENERGY. ETC. IT EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THE
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE
NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE CHARM ON THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYsPEP-
TIC SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING THE
FOOD. BELcHING. HEAT IN THE STOMACH.
HEARTBURN, ETC.
THE ONLY IRON PREP ARATIoN THAT WILL
NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD
ACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A. b. C. BOOK. 80 PAGES.
SENT FREE.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
p.r rrxsopp 49,
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"RoUaH on RATs."-Ask druggist for Il. n
box; for washington az $50 Pa avenue.
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BOTTOM PRICES.-Au wool ingram carpets
from 60 cents. Brussels carpets from 80 cents
Ingram carpets, 81 and so cents; carpet paper
cents; making and laying carpets, ~ cents.
Towsons, Csc Pennsylvania avenue, south side
near 9TH street.
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"BUCauPABIA"-Quick, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; 81. ar tirupp1sfa
For Washington at $50 Pa ava
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NINE Won BRANDS. modiste. late OF Memphis
has rooms at 9l3 Pennsylvania avenue where
she viii be pleased to see the ladies OF Wash
ington. Latest style OF fashions, perfect work.
superior hitting are the features of this artistic.
She has Deen for many years the fOrelady In
and west.
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The ATTENTION OF the puolic is called 10 Bar.
low gallery, W here can be seen all the new pub
locations OF engravings, Photographers, aiber-
types. ETC., which are offered at very low
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A NEw No. REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
nan cabinet four drawers. with all the attach
menus can De bought for SO OF Mrs N.B.Bruce
q Co., No. 4SS sth ST NV.
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NV AND BEAUTIFUL

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED.
Pure Wool Oolored OASHMEREs, only rs.
Black CAsHMFREs. wide double-width. pure
Honey Comb i1 White QUILTS. 90.
Pure White TABLE LINEN, 50 TO ais
Large sl.e pure white. All Linen TOWELS. Is.
Black and 0olered SATlNS, only IS
Beautiful DRESS GOODS. l2s, 10. Is 20. IS 81. $50
eplendis Black SILKS, Is, ~. q. IL St.2b.
Sl.S7. 81 50. 81. rs. 90. 90.
Solored and black SILK NELNErS. very cheap.
Large size. dark Calico BED COMFORTS, sl.
CARTER's,
IN Market space.
WASHING TON. DC.
Ladies CLOAKs and sHAwLs =
Black Cashmere SHAwLS.
Large size double BLANKETS. "a, g. SO, eS M
Nottingham LACE for Curtains.
Best lsrk CALICO, So.
WAMs 2 ia. the best yard wide, Bleached GOT
TON made, loc. Sheeting COTTON, Pillow
Case OOTTON very cheap.
BAllsTdysle White FLANNkL.
Iadies' VISITS. excellent quality, 50 20 81. Is.
CLOTH. for Men and Boys wear, Is 10 81 so.
WE ARE SELLING DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP.
FOR CASH.
CARTEls'S,
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sepl-W,s,m,2 n

DR. HARTLKYs great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Solo by all druggists sepl-wGm.2m
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MISS BETTE ToALINSoN'S fall opening which
Is announced N another column, will be more
elegant than any OF her former displays.
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"A JEWEL Of the first water" Is another name
for DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
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HowsoN's superior ice cream, sl.25 gal. 1904
18TH st.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmUSemehtSs tACss HO.HfSuIs
Fbrds OperG HOuSe.-Maurfce Grau'S COM
pany In " La File du Tambour Major"
National Thedter.-Herrmann' wonders and
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BURGp0RP. on Sth street, has six saddle and
twenty five large horses suitable for the process
sion, for hire at reasonable rates
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A WIRES SUIT FOR DIyoRCE.-Sarah E. Young
has sued Edward L. Young for divorce. She
states that they were married on on the 10th OF
october, 1863. by Kew. DR.. T.. G. Addison, her
maiden name being Butt, and she charges that
he became addicted to the use OF liquor, going
on sprees sometimes for weeks, during which he
has broken up furniture, threatened to shoot
her, and finally she was forced to leave him.
She states that he was discharged from the In.
ternal revenue department in 1876, and up to
March, 1878, he did nothing for living, &C.
FINE BRICK RESIDENCE corner OF 18th and R
streets NV. Will be sold at trustees sale on
Monday afternoon, OCTOBER 18th, at O'Clock.
This is one OF the neatest and best arranged
houses In that location and suitable for private
buyers. A splendid chance for Investment
REAL syoN1 and seal rings, gold, at Prigga /
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On MONDAY and Tuesday next will take place
The first fall opening at the Palais Royal for the
season OF 1SS0-S1. Among the leading atsrac-
tons Will be FOUND the choicest assortment of
hosiery In the city. The glove stock Is unusu-
ally complete and desirable. Rich lacea choice
JeWelry aud fancy goods In great variety viii be
offered at unusually low prices
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CITY ITEMS.

HRADAcHB yields quickly to LodiRess Headache
Specific. Price SO cents.
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DRY GOODS.

CPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED TO DUB
- Stock OF
BLACK CASHMERE
In al grades ~ the best mako.
Black ard Colored SILKS.
DRESS GOODS IN great variety.
Ga BLUE CLOTH, for Ladies' Suits.
HOSIERY, sHAWLS, &c.
KLAMATH, QUILTS, COMFORTS, IINRN
and COZ TON sHEETINGS aud SHIRTING6.
Ali goods sold 81 the lowest prices.
VIM. NJ. RILEY,
RuEy BUILprSG. r.
eepaS Ct Corner 9th aud 4 streets n W. =
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"ALD1kNKY W 60NHp-Frcsh AIdeFneY buffAr
onnrned every morning. and delivered In 4 INA.
ward" prints, 35c. per ID. Also, cottage
cneese, cuttermik and sweet milk 60 Per Ut
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N.B.-Prices marked In plain figures.
Itching Pile,

PILES CURED without the knife. DR.. Shrader,
$50 18th street. Consultation free. 800
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condensed Locals

The price of the double sheet STAR is the same
as the single sheet-two cents.
Street lamps will be lighted at SPIN. and ex-
tingulShed at 4:20 am.
The New York conference OF the Free Metho-
dist church, In session recently at Brooklyn, N.
Y, appointed J. Il. Micheal as pastor or the
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Cir
cult, twenty-five members.
Tine National Veteran club met last night.
II. Faunee In the chair, and HI. ID. Norton Secfe-
tary, for the purpose OF perfecting arrange
ments for attending the convention OF National
Union Veterans, at Indianapolis. Ind, on the
eth inst, and number OF the members declared
their Intention Of going.
Mr.. Kavanaugh. of the Free Methodist church
of this city, who with a few Others has been
working as an evangelist In Virginia, is now In
Middlebrook, near Staunton. He says OF the
place: There are 800 inhabitants In this place,
several store, but none of them sell liquor. The
bar room was burnt down, and none have
started since. The meetings are very success
ful'
The funeral OF Mr.. L. VIM. Guinand, took
place yesterday, from his late residence, No.
1891, Sd street. southeast. The Episcopal ser
vice was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Andrews of
Christ church. The attendance was very large.
many Of the prominent citiZe1S OF the District
being Of the number. Harmony Lodge, and
Mageneron Encampment, /. o. o. F., and the
Swiss Benevolent society, were In the process
sion which followed the remains to the Con-
gressional cemetery, where the interment took
place.
The hearing of the habus corpus case. Julia
Kill agt- John Xiii. for the custody OF her
Two children. returnable today before Judge
Cox. was continued until Monday.
See notice of grand temperance rally In Lin
The case of James Stokes, indicted for man.
slaughter In killing Chas. Kane. was postponed
until Monday today, owing TO the continued
1ndisposition OF Judge James, OF the Criminal
Court.
The tax sales today embraced the delinquent
assessments OF Georgetown. which were COM
menced this morning and ended by ~ O'Clock.
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The Preachers and the National
Election.


PRAYER FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE RIGHT AND
The CONTINUED PROSPERITY OF THE COUNTRY.
The following "call to prayer" adopted at q
recent meeting OF the pastors Of the Evangelical
churches OF this District, has been issued to all
the churches throughout the country:
To Christians ~ al Denominations:
DEAR BRETHREN IN THE LORD: We are upon
the eve Of citical national election. Two WELL
DENIED historic parties are before the people for
their SURFACES. The men nominated represent
these parties The decision of next November
Will probably determine the policy of this gov
eminent for many years TO come. The tnStttu-
tons or the country are undergoing a severe
strain. VIII you not therefore, humOly unite in
PRAYER With US, and Will not you ask all pray ing
men ana women TO Unite In prayer with you.
that God will forgive our great national sins;
that the foundations laid by our fathers and
cemented by the blood of our brothers may re-
main mistaken; that the people may withstand
temptation TO wrong doing on the day of cleo
ton, and that the candidates preferred by the
majority OF the actual citizens OF the republic
the candidate who will be true to the genius of
our institutions, to the best interests OF the ma
ton and our common humanity and helpful to
the cause or temperance, purity and true re-
hg1on-may be elected, and that that political
party may prevail whose success will most con-
duce TO financial, civil and moral prosperity at
home; to peace and respect abroad, and to the
favor Oh the God OF our fathers. God save the
United States OF American
signed In behalf OF the meeting by John Lam
ahan, pastor Foundry NJ. E. church; j. George
Butler, pastor Memorial Lutheran church; NJ ason
Noble, pastor Sixth Presbyterian church; A F.
Mason, pastor Estreet Baptist church: J. E.
Rankin. pastor First Congregational church,
Fred ID. Power, pastor Vermont avenue Christ
Ian church; John g. AmeS president Young
Mems Christian Association.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATkRRH.

On e bottle Radical Cure. one box On.
tarrh~ Al Solvent, and one ImprO we'd
Inhaler. Price for ali, Sl.OO.
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IRON BITTERS

A TRUE TONIC.
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UUNNINGHAAI, HATTIE, ha 3uet receivtd
f6e IAN 0lyle Broadway Block SILK -
IN feK Ha6 cleaned. onIored and trimmed. -
S1jl 80 9th ~ ~, q md H
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REAL sToN1 and sea- rings, gold, at Prigg'a