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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Dos.Catcher Needed.

Eutor Stdr:-A N.slI from tne dog-catchelS
END Quietness In the northeastern portion Of the
city, the neighborhood OF 9th and 81 STR cts
being especially favored With wondering
cannes, who hold excited mass meeting
nightly. A ntdplght onslaught would doubt
RS result IN scooping I'LL wagon-load
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Picnics. Excur- lOns, &C.

The mayer Of the Turkish bath Will give an
excursion 70 Cobbs md next Monday en- the
Jane Moseley. The Dat win leave at pm. end
return at Z p n The following Wednesday. TICK
cts 10 the number OF 1') must disposed of by
Saturday evening. 1n1'e seems no doubt that
the number viii be sod IS TITS excursion Offers
a file opportunity for pie" sure and re creation.
The MeIy Washington W,n leave tomorrow
al am. lOr Potomac CT 9nd retr"n about
tn the evening, allowing ample L ne Tor fishing,
Grabbing aLd baiftrg.
The eXcr sion % The CD, 'ssian Ur'on OF the
18th street NJ. E. church WI Ike p ace to-Tor-
roy. Inc Jane Moseley viii leave at T:3O H.
Tor rey Pc IT and relr"n at II PIN.
Frsr lin l. .ion al sive day 2 nd me or light
ezCri sion next Saturday ID Pot IokOut ? I'd
PjUey Point. the steamer f~.)w7r"h ""
leave at T:3O a.l' nd otUln at il PIN. There
VII be pc of ne at tota = 90 for fsh'ng
aud nath'rg. Ile arrangements gre excellent
II 49, ICsp~ct aud a pleasant the WI be
had by ell VINO 50. ilere WI be music ar I
dane 1g.
CT: ID family picnic md excr-sion y Mar
sheli han to-InO. oW under tie auspices OF The
Mount ZION M. E } church and Sunday school,
corner 18th and Z streets. See adyt.
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TIE inViCpratiuS afr aid waters at Rawley
SpIlcgs. Va, put bloom upon the cheek.

Mr. CsBLI'S REPLY To DR. RoGsRS.-TJ h1
Edi'cF ~ TIE S0r:-SIR: Rep!lIrg 10 the cSrd
vi od! "e'EknoN lunatic, ex-Rey. DE-. R1Se.j,
wish - safe that when he has 1Sha1 up the
teeth tf2psterr"i from h's mouth ID his stomach
rCSeJ his c'stccat0d ribs ard repaired bis other
NlctttS, ne may then t9'k OF running. Those
VINO Know Pun and know me v II Ttgard his
cfarge OF cowarr'ce % the driveIings OF a mar
man. could not call obt fool and bfagyart
Dtcarse nave no further desire to enga re Vita
moVnfeoapS or 20 DC prosecuted by an IDIOT
what pity the doctor cannot nov own slaves
he night then De Say"d the necessity OF apo5ta
tiZiIg from church 10 church. IS he y. IL never
make living by his own exertions In a1y lie.
climate field OF labor.
4dft. D. CAHrII
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CITY ITEMS.

Don't wait until your head bursts before Try
ing Loliile $ HeTd1che specific.
WATERPROOF India Rubber Go"sauer Long
Coats, nom g 80 TO Is.
HeaN, Rubber Coats.
Org Rubber Legsns.
GEO. c. HENNTNG,
40 Seventh Sfrr
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NEILINS FOOD, for Infants and Invslds. 70
qp',es co boiling Or straiuing readily soluble in
welm milk or water. and when so dissolved
forms the best substitute for mothers mix Wat
has ever be en- produced Sold by al druggists
and glocels. f,ice t5 cents. It. Metcalf s. c..
Boston, Mas.
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FROM EMINENT DIR. c. G. CLARK, OswEGo
n. VI have ma lie sufficient experiments OF
C0t' MS LiS6tgS Liquid Extract or Beor ana
far tie best of all the preparations of the Kind
food and tonic) that have ever used. To the
sufferer Of chronic diseases or the convalescent
it is Invaluable, being both nouriShing and
strengthening. Sold by all druggists and
eTOcelS.
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COLLINS,
YOLTAC PLASTERS.

Placed over the pit OF the stomach. cures Dyspep.
sta. Bilious Cote, Cramps aud Pains, and prevent
Ague ard Malaria. Invaluable for Weak Lunga.
Kidneys and Lax Back. an.ll
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CUTICURA
BLOOD and SKIN REHEDrrs.
Great luffering ~:om Skin Diseases for
Sixteen Years. A Wonderful Cure.

MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gent,en en-CUf1-
ouRA REMEDIES fave done me o power of good.
yests. Some do. . it 'oub'e me more than others
hut at right he j. ,hiry nesrly drove me wild. /
fnbs. have had several ply sicians. Some said
they could cure me. but others said not will say
that before used the CUTICURA REMEDIES I ives
in fearful state and had given up all hope of eve-
having any relief But, lite drowning man graz y
ing at q straw, thought world try the CUrIcURA
REMEDIES, about which had read 80 much. They
have performed wonderful cure for me- and Of
my on q free Will and accord recommend them.
ssw. VAN BvRTs s ST.. CT toAao a. IL IlhhAf'
March Z, 1879.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking nesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Wett@S' Heath Reflelrer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline &c.
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and Tor Washington ut $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In g lbs
Nv ard" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermiik and sweet milk sc. Der at.
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AIS MARYLAND AVE. S.w,
A Missing Journalist.

Edt,2r Nar:-Apropos OF the firing upon
Amer ican meTchs ntmen by Spanish cI'' Sc,
etd the late impl lsOnment in Moro Castle OF
naturai'Zed citizen of the United States-thr e
facts hi .ng - my mind On a, ticle in "1he A..
!an1c Monthly" for March, 1874. entitled 'Owen
kee'er. end also sho, sSet n of ,Ier by W.
u. H0We)s-Mr. II. says: "RNt il he IS really
gone he fell overtoard rom that Spr n,sh
steamer on the cost OF Cuba, or, fs IS more
kelly, WES stabbed and N1Olrn into the sea bU
ne Spanish ofSC, who doubtless beltev r'm-
se' az vigorously comproTiscd in his conhdenc :,
to I'm. when be found that he was not French
man, but an Amel lean newspaper col respond
ent &C.. &C." l think the above a sufficient
supposition w On which to base the fact or gen.
eral to"ef that Ralph Keller. a correspondent
OF the New York tribune, sent to Cuba IN the
winter Of '7s to report the war''ke procc ding J
then In full blast on the ever Faithful Isle -
YVES murdered. 6 sk why this matter was never
investigated? l ask the New York Tribune VIII, ?
! Fuew him not 'n]y by reputation; but l ad-
n'"nd BIN IS Journalist. CATO.
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MILES h PoT1EB, Chemists and Druggists. $50
Washington Street. Boston; q Front Street, To-
sale by ali Druggists. Price Of CuTIcURA. small
boxes. 90 cents; large boxes. containing two and
vENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA MEDICINAL ToI-
LET soAP. IS cents. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAW
ING SOAP, Is cents Ter cake, in bars fer Barbers
and large consumers, 90 cents.
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DIR. HARTIEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists iy3l-Sm&w1m
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EdFor N0r:-The y # II Of this CNmrnur ct
on rcrid's on 14th street be # ColI"rre Hill.
f'd b; ys > re the columns of your valuable
lcrrnal - ca" attention to an ev', grow ing
and able } most dangerous results. l a'lude
10 the hab1t OF rapid dril ing I'D rGcinl by
pa II who make 18th t.eet tho, ougr%a~e for
an ever 'ng's erive. a gen lemau the ne1ghbor
CT the -.ter, comple'rs that his fiy year old
r. " OF no. les di.vcn at seat speed; wfs s..
Vere'y bi ICED end we'll r'gn Lill"d. VIII you
not nv the a--ent On OF your reade. who
df1ger > witch they subj ct foot psssenge
by the habit Qor it hes 3come such) ID which
all'r ION 's ms lie. VIII you not also call the a
SGbJecl? OBSERVER.
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LADIES' those celebrated Thompson's waves
st,li continue TO make the girls more beautiful
Cpn only be had at Samstag's for 60 cents No
1?O It'll street.
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a MISSING RICHMOND BoY.-The detectives
are making every effort to learn something of
tLe Whereabouts OF the LAD James H. HarVeIl.
ran away from the st. Vincent school In Baltt,,
more more on the 6th OF July. Young Harvell be-
Iongs I'D Rlcemond, Va, and his mother, a
ent month 10 look for her son. 1t has / sen a.
certatned that the two boys came to this cty
the Hayes boy returning to his home here, while
the Hsivell lad went on over the LONG hrd%o
and tue last seen Of him was near the Foi1r,,
Mile Run on his way south. He is represented
as very Intelligent lad, eleven years old, with
blue eyes and Is a good singer. His mother re-
sides at 81 noi Oh Sd street, Richmond, va. and
Is In great distress about her son.
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CUTICURA RESOLTBNT
Cuticura, CuticurA Toilet Soap. Cuticura
Medicinal Shaving Soap.

CuTlCUHA REsoLvRNT. the great natural blood
hu: iher: absorbent, renovator and vttalizer, u.s
shown IFS grand curative power in scrofula, white
sWelIgs, ulcers. erysipelas. sweled neck. scrofu-
Mcs Inflammation, mercurial affections. old sores,
erpt tons of the SKIN, eyt and scalp affection,
With dry. thin, ard falling hair; and when the
CUTICURA. Medicinal Jelly. and the CUTIoURA
SOAP Prepared tlOm it, are applied t. external
synI toms, the cures effected by the CUTICrRA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
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SALT RFETM
Covering the Gre lter Portion of the
Body and limbs Cared.

Aw OFFICE OF On g. HOUGHroN.
II Congress street, Boston, Feb. %. 1878
MEssRs. WEEKS 4 POTTER: Gentlenlen,-I feel
it duty to iDfolm you, ard through you FL who
a1e int to know the fact that most disagree
able and obstinate case Of Salt Rheu q or Eczems
its first appearance to the present me,-about ten
Coz yfAs,-covering the ereater POI don Of +he
and itching scab. and to which Ell the brown
methods Of treating such disease had be sn apple
withou: benef' has completely disappea red Il Az
ing clean and healthy Skin, puder pr Siuse ap-
Pho atlf n CT GI1IcuRA ! can end do heartily ad-
wise" 'ariy afflicted try 'he remedy Which
hiss been so effect lal in this CO Sc.
Vely truly yours,
CHAn. HCUGHTON.
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DECISION FOR THE DIsTRICE.-The case OF DIR.
N be Young agt. DerDtson ct a. Commission.
Miller for the Dist ict In this case an ,njunc
tion IVES awarded - prevent the sale OF prop
erty for spf cial improvements ordered by the
n,d CO.. roratioB. Z ne work was done under the
board OF pubic works, and the asst ,ment was
msGe by Gen. G. w. Balloch SuperIntL n lent
unGer the boar'. An injunction was awarded
below, ard the decree YVES affirmed ov the Gene
apl eaia j. The amount 'avolved was however
iasufnCient to enable the case uol be argued
thtre, and he DISH let askf special allocatur,
but the Supreme Court held that the law allow
ing such a step he'd been sbrogated. Mr.. j.
II. SasIlle appeared for DR.. Young.
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ltchlng Piles. SyinptOmS-A moisture, like
itching Piles Precipitation, intense itching,
ltching Piles. particularly at night. 1t never
Itching Piles. fails.
Also cures letter. pimples and all skin dis
smayne's Pills are the best for all bilious dis
orders,
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Thick ems Thin Hair. S;iYea IT New LII

London Hair Restorer. Insures new eowth.
london Hair ReStOrer. Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer. Exquisite dressing
London Hair ReStorer. Not sticky or gummy,
put Clean and totally different from all others.
Iiice '5c. bottles, 81 Ask your druggist for
it.
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DFEns IN FKR have been filed as follows.-

DEEDS N tEE have Dttn n1ed as fOllOWs:-
A. J. Hrntoon TO Nancy s. Saunders part lot
25. sC. 72S: 81 800. AlorZo Mission to Jorge 7.
Arthur. pant lot 60, in Hoimead's additioH tn
Georgetown: $3.50 T. A. Lambe, /, trustee n
mn van Rswick' %eS.et IN R 9 OF ios . 50 429;
lot ST. IN Chas B. bites sub. OF So 1856; 81. 500
Warren C. Stone TO Nellie L. Parker. east palt
or lot &C." OF w. N. Roach's SUBJ OF oiig,naI l,
Nt,fen c. Stone same proper "; s.. Chss F.
Watson and Jos. McLoren, eA: cut ols OF G, org,
Ban Der. deceased, end E''Za5eth Barber to Ma,
E. Mcfarland, lois ST. and 572, in UpiontoWn;
s.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania Avenue.
CLOSING OUT AT PRIME COST
ALL OF OUR
MEMS FINE LOW SHOES
LIGHT CONGRESS- CATERS.
AT ACTUAL COST
ALL OF OUR &3Y
LADIES' FINE SLIPPERS nv
LIGHT BID BOOTS -N
These goods must be sold, TO make room for Far
Stock.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED. WE MEAN BUSINESS.
ONE PRICE.
Ang& GEO. NcGARTE4V.
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Arrival OF PASSENGER TEAMS
Baltimore and Potomac Depot. corner
9th and ft streets,

italy except Sunday.
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SCBUETZENFEsT
TO-DAY.
PlCNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c

PlCNICS. EXCURSIONS, &c.
EXCt RsION TO MARsHsLL HALL
W. c S%sSss sf TaGh ST s' SSKS
I Iss, u s ss.Gs s and EVENING o'clock Aug
no! FOR POTOMAC CITY.
II FISHING. GRAPHING AND BATHING
,esye her err wharf ,; ioSt r ~ 4: stS
o. ns fiSTa S3 oS & a and return .n
snS hahps M1,S 9 end Dancing sOn And
HO. ron COBB's ISLAND.
ii hours ON THE s Rk aS uaE ATLANTIC
- TURKISH sATH EXCURSION
q lae M tssts,t .rs sfss'
az, att u NJ returning Wednesday =
al an.
n order to secure ourselves against loss. tickets
TO the humber Of 40 must bs disposed OF by sat
ur2ay eyeIinp, Money refunded by parties sell
IS 81 SSsa d Ss n psso be had
BrsG Adams, Bookstore. Mstzerott's Music Store e
seenpd Sud GfSs o sfs lea st. MT a. s6suss
infant Gene rails Office. ard Turkish Hatl $40 ST
L; =. Nhelc tta.erOops Gen be had
s,eep ing recommendations for sii.
n. Tickets for q Turkish Path will be given
70 esoh s1cnrslonlst on oosrd the boat auslo-at
GPAND UNION EXCVR,ION OF Mt.
s ssB = FFhf RI bum 1 ISP; hi -
HsSR stopIinE at MARSHALL HALL, on WE'D
NEsDAl EVENING, AuS. II, 80 The stesnet
W w SohCORAN will leave eth street wharf NJ
90 O'Clock. Cars viii lie I'm waiting ON return a
- - elnsle tickets, % cts. for sale 10y member
ot lne lCnlnli and al the Boat. au9-3t
~ VENTS. ID CENTS
60 MILKS FOR IS GENTS.
PALACE STEAMER ARRowsMTTH
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. AUGUST u.AT6ss
SHARP
Stopping at MARSHALL HALL going and return
ing. 80
northwest and at the Boat z2S
W. A. SHORT. Sec'y. H. A. HUDSON Caterer
scs-3t WV DICKSON. President
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SUDDEN DEAIEs IRON HEART DISEASE
Tide Smith. color d, residing in alley between
10th and nth and and III streets, died sudden
Iy sc day OF heart disease. The coroner ' Jew
theftdy end gave a Gel fdcate accordingly.
Polly Young, cOlored, o. suddenly last
street. betWs en- and c streets southeast.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-01-08

Departed this life Dec. 3lst at II p.
M, the charter of the Corporation Of
Cleveland.
We are thus again reminded that Sin
the midst of life we are in death"
The deceased, at the time of her death
was in excellent health and in the
bloom Of youth she had many warm
friends who will mourn her present
demise, but VIII O look to the nearfuture
for Il resurrection morn when her
majesty shall rise from behind the
dark cloud that now covers her cold,
cold, form in death, She was aged
about 20 years, and had spent her lie
in benefitting her sIbjects-eyer ready
and willing to lend a helping hand to
the poor and the unfortunate ana al
ways ready to show her power wIen
the unruly were to be dealt with.
But alas! she is gone, perhaps never
more to return.
The immediate cause of her death
was that, though in the prime Of life,
she was unable to support, and make
room in her household for all her hun
CRY subjects. In this respect she WAS
to be censurcd to some extent; for in
time past she had given her purse
strings to these hungry subjects, ana
had gratitied their ravenous APPETITE,
and then to suddenly stop their sup
plies it was too much for them to stand
| The consequence was they stabbed her
in the back with the sword of death ;
| they slandcred her; they swore false
hoods against her, then called upon Il
wart doctor, who was then in the capt.
toll city misreprescnting a respectable
people, to administer a dose OF arsenic
This he did at long range, ana succeeu-
ed. lie stands to-day one OF the muir
derers of law, and every time he shows
face to the subjects of the deceased nc
looks as If he had been guilty oil moi
only murder but petit larceny. llcl
death bed history is short. After the
death sentence was passed by the GROVE
If iockasses and thieves that then IN
tested the capitol, and the death war,
rant signed by the big boss thief ant
d-o,norocuc. executors were appolhtco
to wind up her affairs and set ncI
@sonaro with the world, in order ina
she might enter that heavenly laii'
from which 10 traveller ver re'uf'i'
Peace TO her ashes.
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Closing oCfI,o Saloons.

The whiskey saloons are closed on
account of the new state of things. 1t
is said the Cleveland schools are char
tered, and the law prohibits the sale of
WHISTLES within four miles. This will
cause many of the old tCpers TO lay in u
jug full for a rainy day. 1t will also
work against the hotels and the general
interests OF the town; it will cause a
great many drunmers to spend their
extra time elsewhere, and it will cause
the whisky drummers to give Cleve-
land the 90 by. Taking it all into con
sideration, the hotels are the largest
losers. As forit stopping the use of
WHISTLES, it is a failure.
1t will only make saloons of the
drugs torres, and keep the county from
collecting annually an average of $500
taxes. Men who want whisky will
buy it by the jug or qnart-all that is
necessary is an order from a doctor
and we understand that some of our
physicians are peddling out whisky
prescriptions for ten cents each.
This is the experience of every town
in thu State that has abolished her
CORPORATION.
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LoHp Year Hop.

The young Ladies of Cleveland will
give a "Leap Year Hop" at the Opera
House tomorrow night. The affair
promises to be a gay one. 1t will be Il
grand show. Just think of II young
lady askimga boy TO lance with her and
the boy TO say ''no" with all the deli
cacy that Il woman does. Bat then the
boys will hardly do that for fear Of a
hereafter. But WON'T it be 50 nice to
see the boys with powder all owe their
faces, their hair banged to death wear
ing golden slippers; with a beauti-
ful belt that reaches from their arms
to below their waste; with trails on
reaching from the north TO the south
pole; with their hair parted in the mid
die, and standing so staight that they
lean back; with their hands folded in
each other, and smiling as a profession
al nirt into the face of the once fair
damscls. And last but not least, see a
young man as a wall flower. Oh! too
horrid to think of!
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All
Mr.. Il. Layne, Express Agent,
Knocked Senseless..

Tuesday night last at about $3.50
o'clock, while coming from the express
Office to the Ocoee House, Mr.. T.. layne
wal knocked down by unknown par
ties OH one Of the most public streets
in town. The place OF the occurrance
was Oh Innman street, in front of Mrs.
Hampton's residence. lie thinks il
was done by a negro or a white man
BACKED. They struck him on the back
of the head, badly bruising, but not
fracturing the skuIl. When rststruck
lac gave an alarm and as a great many
were on the street, the person that hit
Kim made his escape through the alley
leading to the 9th Ward. Robbery
could have been their only aim, as Mr..
Layne, We don't suppose, has a per-
sonal enemy on earth. 1t Is thought
that the would-be assassin supposed as
Mr.. Lgyne was Express Agent, lie
would carry money with him to his
hotel. Mr.. Layne is resting as easy as
could DO expected at this time.
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Bedford "a. Alum aid irea SaItgs,
WATER MASS AND PILLS.

efficient in Scrofula and Skin di-
seases." -J. NJ. Allen, NJ. D., n. G.
Successful in Dyspepsia and Chron-
ic Diarrhpa. '-Prof. Sam'l Jackson,
NJ. D., Univ. of Pa.
adapted in Chloratic and An@mic
conditions and certain diseases pecu-
liar to women disorders of the kidneys
and bladder. ii. j. Moorman, NJ. d.,
Va.
satisfactory in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhpa and nervous diseases arising
from impure blood also in certain di-
seascs of females. &c. II. Harrison,
NJ. De-, Physician Woman's Hospital,
N. Y.
"Used with great benefit in Malarial
Fever and Diptheria."-S. f, Dupon,
NJ. d., Ga.
"Prompt in relief oheadache, both
sick and nervous, and chills.'--ltcv.
L. G. Dodson, Va.
excellent in restoring dcbilitated
systems to health and strength 1T.
G. Mercer, NJ. D., Ind.
''Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one OF
natures greatest remedies. "-Medical
Asso. of Lynchburg, Va.
"Rccommended as a prophylactic In
Malarial districts. "-D. II, FaircX, M.
d., N. G.
81 find it the best remedy | yer used
in diseases Of the throat. "-P. a. Sif-
fcrd, NJ. D., N. G.
every beneficial in uterine derange-
mcnts and malarious condition &C.
w. Vail, NJ. d., Ohio.
"My experience is very favorable ia
its corative virtue. "-IhOs. j.. Rum
bald, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Ply
stefan desiring to test. Pamphlets
sent free. Analysis with each pack
age. Water as it comes from the
Springs 81 per case. Mass 80 cts. and 81
81 and So fOl half doz. Pills pure sugar
coated % cts 80 cts and 81 package
1925, $3.50 and So halfdoz. Sent pos
paid anywhere. This Mass and Pills
contains in reduced space all the cura'
tive powers of the water, and is con
vcniGnt, palatable and soluable.
Address
A. NJ. DAVIES, Pres. of the Co.
Is Main Street, %Lynchburg, Va
Sold by
J.D. TRAYNOR, Druggist,
Cleveland, Tenn
0-i-Gm.
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Worthy ~OfAttentIOn.

w advise all our readers, wheth-
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-01-08

PERsoNAL.-Omr fellow townsmaD,
James F. Campbell has been appointed
depot and express agent and telegraph
operator at Limestone, in Washington
county.
Our young friend Ed I~iartdegen
left last week for Philadelphia, Pa,
where he has been employed by Sny-
der, Harris, Bassett g. Co.
DR.. j. NJ. DefriQse and Prof. Il. II.
Logan, of James county, called in to
see us Monday.
Hon. j. N. Thornburg, of Knoxville
spent several days in the city during
the past week.