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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19
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THE JOHN d. BILLINGS
Fatent Steel and Iron Horseshoe.

Made complete with Lever
Spr'4g P.atform-Continu-
Gus Calk The beet for
Horse-Rallroads. Farm and
Carriage Horses in the
world. Cures Tender and
Contracted Feet, Corns, In
terfering, Quarter crack,
Lameness and ali evils re-
quitting from the use of the
common shoe. Trial Set,
with Nails 81 To measure.
place the foot on paper and
draw pencil around. Shoes
put on cold. No heating of foot Send for free II
Illustrated Pamphlet. THE JOHN ID. BILLINGS
PATENT HORSE SHOE COMPANY, l61 and les
RAnk street. New York.
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:. o. DUEHAR.-Dear sir; / have been sometime
IN the habit of prescribing the Fluid Maguesia pre-
pared by you and prefer il to The English prepar-
alton on account of Its chcapness and lie superior
laxative qualities.
Respectfully yours. SC. NJ. S PERRY NJ d.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-19

put on cold. No heats
Illustrated Pamphlet
PATENT HORSE SH'
BANK street New York
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at 80 p. m. and
extiDguished at 90 a. M.
at Narinf's Hall. the new commanding officcr.
Col. J. o. =. Burnside, was formerly resolved
and the command Of the organization turned
over TO him. lie returned his thanks for the
honor conferred, and promised TO do all in his
power 10 make the organic alton a success. The
company elected five new members and received
applications from ten gentlemen for member
ship. They also adopted their constitution and
by laws.
This morning In the Police Court, John Mack,
a white man, ard Annie Price. a colOre1 girl,
were arraigned for indecency in public reSer-
walton. between Maine and Missouri avenues
and I'd and AZ streets. The testimony OF Of
fCer Burns. who arrested them. was conclusive.
and the court imposed a fine OF $50 or 30 days In
the wOrkbouse. for each OF them.
About 1917 O'Clock. TO-DAY, an excursion party
OF ~ car loadS-abOut 600 perS0nS-from west
ern Maryland, arrived here By the B. 4 P.
Railroad. They VIII visit various places OF In
feFeSt to-day and viii leave this evening.
Mr.. Thomas Durkin states that he was not
under the influence OF liquor when assaulted oy
highwsymeD, as stated In THE STAR.
About 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon colored
man named ThOS. Harris {h0d-carriar) fell from
scaffOld on house corner 10th street and Rhode
Island ve.n.w. in turing himself very seriously
Or. Bigelow attended him, and he was sent 70
his home In the police ambulance.
Leonard NachmaD. young white man, last
night, at the corner OF 18th and E streets n. W.,
as Knocked down by stone, thrown by some
unknown person. which struck him on the side
OF the head. He was seriously injured. Dr..
Tagner rendered medical attendance.
Mrs. Clara Steele mother OF Rev. A. F. Steele.
the rector OF II. Marks p. E. CHURCH, died In
Winchester. W. Va, this morning.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached TO the
wagon or Mr.. Nm. IIeine. living near Rock
Creek. ran away on Ith street, near the Schuet-
zen park and In the road to Soldiers Home Mr..
H. was thrown or jumped out, and was badly
injured about the head. DR.. Shafhirt, who was
near by at the time, attended him.
4 PTnrpn a Il Il aaI
last night at the corner 4 and streets north
west. DR.. POultOn was summoned but when
he arrived life was extinct. His body was car
fled TO his home. al 464 G. street when the cor
oner was notified to appear this morning. The
coroner held DO Inquest, but gave certificate
OF death nom heart disease.
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GEORGETOWN.

IAk HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB OF George
1own met at Goddard's Hall last evening, II. T.
iaggarI chairman, Mr.. Waite Somerville secre-
taTy. MT. Thomas Muntz presented to the club
beautiful new flag seventeen by thirty feet,
ana also receipted bill for the same 1t is pro.
tosed 10 display 1t on pole $50 feet high. to be
tocdteQ near the fountain on Bridge street. A
vote OF thanks to Mr. Muntz was adopted Mr.
MuntZ was requested and authorized to act as
collector. &C., and an auxiliary committee was
appointed to assist the executive committee In
the collection of money for the pole. A cam
Ra1gn committee, consisting OF 81. T. Taggart,
Dr. ShekellS John II. King, E. p. Berry and
nc hehara u: Edmundson; was appointed TO assist
the democratic executive Committee and the
democratic congressional committee In their
WORK OF sending documents throughout the
country. The Invitation to join the democrats
OF washington In grand ratification meeting
TO De held July goth. was referred to the execu-
tive committee to report at the meeting next
arlday "a A resolution instructtng the executive
committee to buy the flag which they had bor-
r0We1 to display over Bridge street on the 4th
Of July, was adopted. Adjourned.
lNsTALLATIoNs:-Thef following named lodges
IL, K. of PIP. R Taverner. P. c.; j. W. Rtdg-
way, c. G.; Daniel E. Eli, V. G.; John T. Wood.
Preate Franklyn Fisher N. at A:
son, W. NJ; E. Journey. J. NJ; F. n. Farr, re-
cording secretary; William Ballenger, financial
secretary; VIM Doherty,. treasurer; b. G. Dr.
vine. chaplain; L. d. Bingham, conductor.
Tennyson, N. G.; Frank Evans, v. g.; Jno. Oar
nes. secretary; Chas. Allison, treasurer.
ACC1DENTS.-AbOut O'Clock last night John
I. Scl1vener, living near the Aqueduct bridge
while driving In his buggy up Bridge street,
cOll1ded with country wagon. The Shafts of
his buggy were demolished and he was thrown
out, and received slight injuries about the face.
DR.. Sheckels attended him. About O'Clock
last evening. a coIored boy. named Howard
Boyd, about years old. who lives on Frederick
street, between Sd and 4th, was kicked In the
face by horse while standing near the Chain
Bridge. The little fellows nose was broken
and his face badly mashed Drs. Klefnschmidt
and SheckellS attended him.
GRAN.-Arrivals by canal-Boat E. Lyons
Whiting, with $500 bushels of corn. Boat
Loudoun, With 100 bushels OF wheat and 1880
90. corn. Boat Medley, with $500 bushels
wheat and 200 do. corn.
FAMILY ExCuRsION.-Don't forget the grand
family excursion to BlackistQR Island, July
18th, 1880, on the steamer Jane Moseley
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A MINISTER SURPR1sED-About IL O'Clock
last night, large number OF members OF
lsreal (colored) Methodist church, called at the
residence OF Rev. A. b. Wilson, pastor Of Foe
about twenty dollars worth OF groceries III
presentation address was made by Mr.. s. W.
Herbert, who said: You have been opposed
ard even outraged by many Of your people; We
have come 70 you as members OF another Church
TO say TO you that IRE recognize your character
as Christian gentleman, and your ability as
Christian minister" Mr.. Marshall also made re-
marks. Rev. Wilson responded, returning
thanks to the company for their presence
their donations and their words of encourage
nent. Rev. w. G. Cooper, presiding elder or
the District, and VIM. III. Gr1mshaw, of Boz
neZer church made some remarks The com
pany sang several hymns, and about half pl Z
IL. after hearty hand shaking the conn., pa q
retired.
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New GUARDIAN APPoISTED.-Yesteriay
ID the Probate Court. Judge Hagner appointed
Mt. E b. Hay guardian 10 James \. Biyland.
Inc petition OF Bayland asked the removal of
MS guardian, Mr.. Vim. n. Roach. and substftu-
tiOn OF another in his stead setting forth that
ne was minor, 10 years OF age; that in the
year 1852 his mother died and his father In 1870.
leaving viii which appointed Mr.. VIM :,
warner executor 70 sell TIE estate, which con.
SISTED OF one untmpsoved lot and three In
proved, There was also 20, 20. 81 POD in cash. ,u
= !ear 1913, uy request OF the petitioner, MI
Warner was removed and Mr.. Roach appointed.
ON qualifying he gave his bond Messrs. Moses
Kelly and John T. Colt. The retired executor
turned over the 8, 200 and the real estate 10 Mr.
Roach. The petitioner further states that the
executor became entaDgled in an ENLIGHTENMENT
OF FUNDS in the Citizens National Bank. and
finally LEFT the city, and failed to pay over the
s. ,a0 before taking his departure. The petit
TONER states that in the past two years the
estate has been greatly neglected, little or
nothing collected from the tenants, all OF
whom are delinquents and that he was CON-
PEELED 10 assume the responsibility and collect
what ne could. NJ. Hay VIII undertake to
stTalghten out matters, collect what IS due the
estate and put the property In repair.
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The 10th anniversary OF Columbia Lodge, No.
TO- i. o. o. F., will be pleasantly celebrated next
Tuesday. There will be picnic at Forest Glen
1t will be well arranged. Nothing that would
increase the enjoyment OF those participating
will be left undone. There will be first Glass
music furnished by Weber. Special train for
Forest Glen will leave the B. & o. Depot at $50
a. M. sharp.
The excursions Of the o. NJ Library Asso
citation will be given every Saturday during the
season. The first OF the series will take place
July 10th. The boat will start at ! n m and
sold. WA VIC
Remember that the third annual family ax.
curSlOn to Niagara Falls will leave WASHINGTON
next tuesday at O'Clock a. m Fare far the
teen days. eO0N III III
Ihe annual family excursion of ST. Tammanv
Irlpe, NO. IS, l. q. X. NJ, will take place next
Wednesday, on the John W. Thomson poino
10 Marshall Han, and leaving at s. 30 a. Il
Inc Mary Washington goes to Occo0uan Falls
tomorrow, leaving at 9 a. m.
The line steamer 7. V. ArrowsnIth will leave
ner wharf. foot OF eth street, tomorrow morn
Ing at 3 a. m. for Blackstone Island. returning
at 939 p m. e
Bear in mind the peoples favorite steamer
george Leary goes to Piney Point with an ex :.
cursion party July 16. You Will have fine salt
water bathing. plenty OF oysters crabs and
nsh. fresh from the water. Good music baau-
tllul grounds and plenty Of shade Tickets for
one, half the capacity OF the boat viii only be
sold. See adv. ' w
See advertisement Of Wesley Chapel Sunday
school excursion.
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Specl1t, pOSauVe cure TOT heaoacne.
THE BEST INVESTMENT for all persons troubled
With rheumatism or govt Is box Whtttle's
AMI. Rheumatic Pills. They never faiL For
sale by all druggists
WHEN Too LATE many mothers become aware
mat their little darlings have fallen victims to
an 1nJudiciouS diet OF farinaceous food. Their
stomachs are united to assimilate such food,
and, 10 supply the want OF mothers milk,
Nettttts rood has been prepared and has been
undoubted success. All druggists and grocers
furnish 1t: Price, 30 cents. +. METCALF l. Co.,
Boston, Mass.
NOTHING CAN EXCEED the folly and stupidity
OF those who submit to the pangS OF the various
forms and complications OF rheumatism and
govt. by which they are tortured and disabled
when they can, by one or two applications Of
CITES Ltntnleiu IOdtde ammonia, obtain instan-
taneous and permanent relief.
cues PflRS cure headache.
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILRs,
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size, Is cents.
BENEDICT1NE malt wine beer. Finley & Koch
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. 2w
"Save Your HAIR" keep IL Beautiful ,,
London Hair Restorer' Insures new growth,
London Hair Restorer" Restores the color.
LONDON Hair ReStOrer" Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer." The only cleanly and
London Hair Restorer." effectual Hair Restorer
London Hair Restoref," In the market Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxf-
GUS or unpleasant doors Price 75c. At all
druggists.
Stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
ington. -
"BUCHUPABIA."-Qu complete cure to 6
days. all urinary complaints: 81. at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
"RouaH ON RATS. Ask druggist for it. It
clears out rats, MICE roaches bed bugs. 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
BENEDICT1NE malt wine beer Finley & Koch
agents, 1906 Pennsylvania ave. CIV
"ALDERNEY WAeoNs."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In x lbs.
Ward" prints SOC. per 10. Also cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at.
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The WASHINGTON MARKET PRODUCE DEALERS
tAsES--To-day, In the Criminal Court MeSSrS
the Washington market Who are CHARGED with
Carrying On the business OF unlicensed produce
dealers ian appeal ease). made a motion for a
DAY 10 De sci iOr the trial OF the cases Judge
clined 10 SET day, but IL was agreed that they
should be called at an early day,
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Acknowledgements.

WASHINGTON. 9th May, 1850.
Received from the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association OF the District of Co.
luinOia the sum OF one Thousand dollars tSi 0oO)
being the amount OF insurance due me in con-
sequence OF the death of Fl. L. Peyton, who held
one certificate OF endowment for one thousand
dollars (Sl,000) S. TAYLOR SUIT,
COS street NV,
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WASHINGTON Sth Ju,v 1891

Received from the Washington Beneficial
endowment Association the sum Of four thou
sand dollars "a, 000), being the amount OF in,
Surance due me in consequence OF the death of
my late husband. Peter Hannay, who held four
certlncateS OF endowment from the association
one for two thousand dollars $4,000 one for
one thousand dollars Isl 00e), aud two for five
hundred dollars (S5Ge) each.
SARAH E. HANNAY,
$50 Sd street n W
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-ThomaS Bowling AUG
tiOLeyr, has Just sold for the owner the follow
Ing real estate: Parts OF lots /, and is, IN SCI.
rs. improved by two brick houses, being Nos.
$40 AID Sis 18th street northwest, to III. Nj. VIII
liams for & $50 each the east 20 feet front OF lot
.. In square 4"5. improved by two-Srory brick
on the south side OF ii street. between Sth and
9th streets northwest. for g 100.
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A WoMAN's BODY FOUND IN A WELI--Friday
nlgnt OF last week Mrs Koch, residing at Bond 5
MIL, In montgomery county, Md, who had
peen SICK with chflls and fevers some time was
missed nom her home, and search was made for
ner Dy ABOUT twenty-five OF her neighbor3 all
the door over the well had been closed the night
before and was open in the morning, and hook
DtlIg let down, the dead body OF Mrs T. was
hauled out IL was found that her skull al
o en broken ia her fail TO the DOtton,a distance
of ABOUT 81 feet. IL is supposed that while her
NlEd vas impaired, by reason OF fever she weat
cur and, raising the door over the Well Jumped
Gown.
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WASHINGTON 10th June 1880

WASHINGTON, 1Uth June, 1850.
Received from the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association of the District OF Co.
lumbia, the sum of two thousand dollars 49, OOCn
being payment in full for the amount OF inSur-
aRce due me In consequence of the death of nv
late husband, John III. Darrell who held one
certihcate OF endowment from the association
for two thousand dollars (s2000.)
ROSE 3. DARRELL,
1904 9th street u. W.
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ALEXANDRIA, 9Sth Nav 1884

Received from the Washington Benetictal
Endowment Association OF the District OF Co
lumbia, the sum of one thousand dollars (s1 ,O01)
De1Dg the amount OF insurance due me in con-
sequence OF the death OF my late husband, il.
{. Slaymaker, who held two certificates Of
endowment for five hundred dollars (s5oO)
each. ANNA L. SLAYMAKER.
AleHandrfa.
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TIE NEw NAVY DEPARTMENT IIBRARY-In
the detailed description or the new library OF
the Navy department In The EVENING STAR of
July 90. the fact was inadvertently omitted that
the painting and decorating was done by our
Ienow-citi2en, Mr.. Joseph Rakeman, No. AZ
\ street northwest, whose design was selected
oy 6eneral Casey and approved by the DEPART
ment In preference 70 designs submitted oy art
ISIS rom New York and Boston. The artist is
20 pe congratulated on his success In receiving
so natterfDg testimonial
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WASHINGTON. 1st july. 1880.


received from the Washington Beneficial
ENDOWMENT Association the sum OF one thou
sand dollars Cfle00), being the amount due
Mary Z. Goheens for insurance on the life of
ner mother, Maria S. Jouvenal who held two
certificates OF endowment for five hundred dbl
lars $500 each, numbered respectively 397 and
l,64s, from the said Washington Beneficial Ea-
doWInent Association. 4. b. WILLIAMS
Administrator Estate OF Mary c. Goheens. de-
ceased.
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A WRIT OF EXECUTION was issued yesterday
In favor OF A. j. Amber against K NJ. Wnippie
and Thomas s. DickersOn for S6T.4s4 the
Equity Court, on June Il, In the famous patent
suit This was based on the award OF Special
Auditor f. G. 1ngersOIl, being one-half OF the
proceeds OF the sale OF Ambler's patent for
steam.
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4 NORTH CAR0IINIAN DROWNED IN THE p.
ToMAC.-The steamer Mattano passing Boyd's
Hole, near Maryland Point, yesterday found the
body OF man floating in the water. Captain
Howes picked up the body and brought 1t TO
this city. 1t was identified as the remains OF
Joseph +. Wilson, railroad conductor living
at Raleigh, y. c., who went to Norfolk in the
early part OF the present week on an excursion
and last Wednesday started for washington On
the Leary. IL Is supposed that he fell overheard
at Maryland Point. A pocket book containing
s52 81 and watch, chain and a bunch OF keys
We're found In his pocket. The body was turned
over to the officers OF the Leary, and being en-
balmed by the Lees Sons, undertakeIs, and
placed In metallic casket, will be sent TO RAJ
leigh via Norfolk on the steamer George Leary
this evening.
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BUILDING AssOCIATI0S.-At the ninth regular
monthly meeting OF the Equitable Co-OpeTd-
tive Building Association, :, $40 was advanced
az an a. erage premium OF - per cent, making
tie monthly payment for each thousand dol
lars, on return OF advance ana stock, s10.S3; on
Interest % 30. total. 81 "a
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pATHING SUITS,

FLANNEL, Blue and Gray, for Ladies and Gents
Bathing Suits.
Light Weight, Medium Weight and Heavy,
AT TOWsON's.
Children's ENGLISH HOSE, mo seams>. Main
=. colors, 25 cts. pair qua"
5Oc. SUMNER SILKS how 81 cts
TABLE LINENS 25, 50. 81, so cts.
Remnants OF l2A ct. LAWNS now 6A cts
and 80 cts. ~ ~ ~
10 CT LAWNS now 5 cts.
10 Ct LAWNS, very fine, now IL cts.
PARASOLS, all silk, 81, 81. so, 81; large sizes
STRAW MATING, IL, Is, is cts, below cost TO
lake room for our
NEW STOCK OF CARPETS.
V1CTo ds LAWN, INDIA LINEN. DOTTED
An-woo! BLACK oAsHMEREs. very wide, IS, so.
So, go, Is, 81, 81. ~ '
80 ct. LINEN LAWNS now 10 cts.
c. M. TOWSON.
$50 Pa. ave-, South side,
Sit Near ar n
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SALT RREUM

Ten Years. Treated by Ten Physicians
Used all Kinds of Medicine.
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: Dear Sirs,-I feel it
my duty TO inform you Of what your OuTICURA
Salt Rhenm for ten years. been treated by at least
ten physicians. and taken any quantity of medicine
Wlthout cure until took your remedies, which
have been perfectly successful in my CASE leaving
the SKIN on my face. scalp and body as white and
free from humOr as anybody's.
Yours truly, sTEPaEN q. LovEJoY.
AUBURN. Me, April 8. 1879.
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The Proposed Garfield Ratification
Meeting.

A joint meeting OF the District OF Columbia
Republican Central Committee and the SUD-
committees was held last night at the rooms OF
the Veteran Club on New York avenue, between
l4th and 18th streets NV. Prior to the jOiat
meeting, the committee On ARRANGEMENTS
Tor ratification meeting held q meeting
with SayleS J.. Bowen in the chair and Aaron
Russell secretary. On motion OF Mr.. Joseph
Williams, the various committees present con-
SOldated themselves Into a committee OF ar
rangeInentS for grand Ratification meeting
after the letter OF acceptance of Mr.. Garfield
snail have been published. The committee on
hDance was authorized TO take the books OF
subscription as prepared BY Mr.. W. b. Reed,
President OF the central committee, and proceed
AT once 10 the raising of money 10 defray the
expenses OF the ratification meeting. The CON-
Mlttee on finance was also authorized TO ill.,
crease their mem 0erShip from to 5, and Mr..
Henry Hinder was added to the committee
making the number required. The committee
on arrangements then adjourned and the cen
tral committee met, with Isaiah Washington in
the chair and James McNabb secretary A resr-
luton was ADOPTED authorizing the secretary to
notify the several republican clubs In the Dis
1Ilct or Columbia to form Garfield and Arthur
cubs for the purpose OF joining in the proposed
Ratification meeting. 4 communication was
received from the southern Republican Asso-
citation Offering to aid all In its power In the
proposed meeting. This was referred to the
committee on arrangements. Mr.. Andrew Glea-
son tehGered his resignation as a mem Der OF the
hhalce committee and it was accepted.
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NJ. WILLIAM has put on the halfprice counter
a large lot OF the finest French plated ieWelry.
baskets, belts and sdtchels lace ties. These
goods are all new and fresh.
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THE IRISH AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CLUB OF the
District OF Columbia met last night In the par
Tors OF the Riggs House,. p. Rankin in the
chair. The constitution and bylaws were
adopted by largely increased membership.
Judge Porter, the retiring first controller and
republican nominee for the goyernorship of IN
diana, was present. and being introduced by
was heartily applauded. The following dele.
gates TO the national Irish republican CONVEX
ton 10 be held at Indianapolis, July l4th, were
elected: Gen. James X. O'Beirne Major w. H.
Plunkett, John Arthur and Judge p. f. O'COn-
nor. committee was appointed to select and
arrange for permanent hall. and the aSsoc!a-
tion adjourned subject to call OF the chair
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running SORES.
interesting Account of the Healing of a
Broken Leg.

Broken Leg.
Messrs LoTBRoPs h HTNKHAM, Druggists -
Dear SirS.-On the sd Of August, 1877 I had fbe
misfortune of having my leg broken, in front of
Miiiiam Stems dry goods store, by case Of goods
clan Of this place. Upon removing the spints,
sores broke out from my knee to the heel and sew
me to wear rubber stockings. After wearing out
about $26 worth Of different makes without any
s1shs OF any cure. / bought the OUTlCURA RENE
DIES for the purpose, "a expressed it at the time,
TO DE humbugged again. Before half had been
used was astonished to Zee the sores heal mn one
by one, and now bot one sore is to be seen I Re-
commended the same to q neiRhborlu1 lady VIII ,
had been troubled for years with sore wrist Affer
using hundreds Of remedies she is completely
DOVER, n. Il. HENRY LANDECKER.
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=. Total amount paid benefcfaries, Sos. 900. Cer-
$500 10 $1,000, ~ n.y.