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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

--pra.idenrc permitting, Rev. Charles +.
Sheppard viii preach IT Bouiden's NJ. T..
Chapel, Tomorrow, At 30 i. Nj.
Tho North Last II. +. Church has been
completely transformed and will he reopen
ci. Providence permitting, on January 18th,
lSS2. Bishop Simpson will oiiici;te.
Rev. VIM. Is. Rose will preach in the
Eikton +. NJ. Church, tomorrow morning,
and Mrs. W. T. Rose will conduct the even
ing services. The extra meetings HOW in
progress, with reasonable success, will he
continued next week. \ cordial invitation
is extended to all friends OF the cause.
Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold service In
Reeds Hall, Chesapeake City, 10 morrow
AT so T. NJ
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To The Taxpayers Of Cecil

The following printed petition is being
circulated fox signatures BY taN-ravers.
u the Ho.ors5'c, Tie Cc.,rIr! -t%<snshg Of
E0rH'oai:
TIL" undersigned, citiZrns and taN-pny"rs
at Cecil county, represent to y0nr H"n@ra-
bic body that the expense ANA cost Of col
Icr'ing he Stat" and county taxrs in their
opinion is greatly in eXce>; of what n" ne
cra~iiy OF the case requires. !',t thar the
* nrrleu'r nE Other counties showing that
the puhlic'S GI"ur;- may L. safely ,'9li,,i",!
and !'aii over tnr = l."r cent ui,i iu'l'''r below
what !, irnW u3it ia jni> Co.iu'T inr collect
'ug The saIHe. they therefore ,rav Your
Honorable hnlr /" pass i law I"uuiru. the
Comfy commissioners Ut Cecil county, in
81! ",l-r~. To n',p1nr collectors Lr " III IN
o"Gt.lkn aui OBJ. gate themselves t"r"iicct
TAG taxes Il lie Lowest rates. ~ j. now 'lnue
III the ie-y'thnring county ui iilrtpTsi; and
yol;T petitioners every pray, etc.
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~. o. ..,,.,.. term, .f ~. .,;,,.,.:. ;,,,,r,
,. ,,...,. -, c.,
''' 90 ''.'''' = '''>'' VIZ. ''-'' ~ ''''i
. GA the !s'Arh, Judge Nirkr- h"t arriving
: until " ..,lneS,ia,
.l,,,i;- ,i.,...i ,,.l.,,
'
{ ENl'' WIN MS "Tpa'N, Waiter y JohhHon'
was on hand.
Holm P,.y,r. Ia, ,f the III district
"''' '''''''' AVN ''''''' VI ''', s''''' I'''H'
-A'r:;' can oi II" """K"f, fh@ Court pro
rcs,;"d To take Up appeal cases from the
;t,S,ic,,' courf. mi. asset .,sr..,,,y be;ur
, -,
'''''' az Wv II '''iH5' - '''" ''''"' III
Nf@l! ~ o. Fridays, rs formerly.
The. first ra>. heard WIS tLa. Of .l.sln J
iorkwna,i rs BENJAMIN, Crawford ;ti;i Wn,
H. ~faunarG, administrators of Si,.,h Film
,irlii deceased. an ntIrli from 40, ,it..i-
-iru vi SuIiirr Trrrv Tho. case Wa tried
in.flve a jurv and :; verdict for So. - in
favor of Lockwood rendered. j. T. Nc.'ni-
lnHch, Ed, for Lockwood: Il. MrCutiog.,h
for Crawford.
y" "ther appeals hring ready, the Court
ON Tuesday morning look IN the criminal
docket.
IA. on"n;rw caS,. proved to he that of
Stale 3s. Clara Freeman. indicted for i3r.-
r,.,iy ui clnrt;ua. the urnpnrty of HANNAH,
johnson. Bot. are. colnrcd women. Tn.
arrest of Clara and the recovery ol The prop
nv WIS testified - l,v Sergeant Do!au, Of
he Wilmington police, she htving aiken
refuge i'll tlti city; md rhn prisoners state
men5. admitfin. the taking ni III" }.rnunrtv.
hnf Ginning tiIrt sh, took ii for = ,!,.ir ov;-
ing her hv Hannah, WIS testified to i,v cx-
Sir rl.l Io.ru Several ni.rrhtn.,; were
called ,i.,1u u r,ar.a valuation on he urot-
"rrv, and he highest figure. ua,ued Gv either
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SLNI%TS.

The year is growing old, and with its
close brings TIE season for rn;ertain-
ments, oyster Snppcrs, ctc., |" Will" away
the long and drc"ry evenings which hang
50 heavily and weary upon the yonn@
folks OF 4 little town. Ii nur town couit
only afford Il th"ater or . trwn hat. We
might arrest ,na many SHOWS and lie
tnrers that no" pass Us by; hut. bcin.s
minus of these accommodations. We are
obliged to content ourselves with such
entertainments as can take place IL The
u. f. Church.
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..E.N, i!NNTS. l.Nn.

Our merchants re displaying quite a
variety of Christmas things. Our polite
postmaster. whose well-tiiled store Is 81
t;.stcfolly arranged. declares thai store
keeping is ~ Low thing VITA him. /.
Cooling. Esq. is Calling into The habits
"t merchants, ana is selling goods, rs
cheap rs those elsewhere. Mr.. Jonathan
buticr, net succeeding in his attempt to
kuy M. c. out. intends 10 make a dis
play of dry goods and groceries At the
Old stand a. !. :. Black. Esq. .Iooa-
tta;i is a Si.vcWd !eI.ow. and no eIolbt
Will @uy lis share al patronage. Cur
black smith and wHceiwri-Iit are doin.i
GOOD business: bnt would do lnuch bet
ter if some ouu csc wouid start in oppo-
sition. The undertaken. !. 3. GI.,ila!n.
$50 who is engaged i'll various bust
ne>.y~. giving quite Il nliIubrr "f men
employ nIent. has been coaiiutd IL his
home ior i few weeks. hut is NOW able
IL ne about. The hca,t "f the town is
quite good. DoC'L&.
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The members agree to ply annual dues Tor cur
rent EXPENSES and assessments. IS rated, Atu
such assessments shall exceed The amount re
quircd To pay certificate IN iUli: when theywiE
he assessed oHig such pr0-rntd proportion iS ma.
he necessary to make M tlie su;a Hcairtl. To pay
Certificate all The members viii be assessed a.
rated in the Tables. and caunot ne assessed ior
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

Hon. !. Tome Barigr. Port Deposit: Hon. r.
STUMP. Judge Elhtou: Thomas Nallaliau. Man
u.aciHrcr. Mi'iin@tnn: II. q. Nickcrs. attorney At
Law. Ch"stcrtowi: y. Il. Wce-.oI, Attorney at
LAW. CcntrCvilC: 81 Her !. Pierce. Merchants
:,ullcrvj.lc: Col. Jas. Wallace. Attorney mt Law
Cambridge: lion. t. lia,nmorsl. Attorney At Law.
t:I-tCL: Geo. ". RusSum. benton: Col. Il. :.
HoiSar. Collector cf 'oTi. triSuad: l.. Everett;
Smith Ediror. Snow HE: Col. III. !. Leonard
Capitalist salisbury: Hon i. H. Price. EA-Judgc-
Re!air: Hon. II. Nan!cTcr. Editor Westminster:
Il. Clay y iii. Register. FREDERICK. CITY: Blacks
ton y Ellcgood. Attorneys II Law, Cumberland;
y. Thomas Mccullough, Attorney n Law. An
n&polis: I. :. Jameson. Educator. Bryantowr-
=. I. Love. Physician. 81. elements Bay. Nd:
Hon. James Il. GtounIe. T.. :. Senator. Washing
tom II. G.: Hon. !. a. !. Crcswell. Banker AMI
Attorney ut Law. Washington. ID. C.: Hon. John
Dunlop. Attorney Law. Richmond. Va: Il. II
Baker y Son. AttolIr., at Law. Norfolk, Va;
Hon. / I. Wales Associate Judge, Wilmington.
Tel: Hnn J. !. AiimuAd. Ma! or. Wilmington
Del: j. i. itcai&. Rrdl Estate Exchange. VII
mn@ton. Del !. J. Back Physician, New Cas-
lie. 4. +. BggS. Banker and Farmer Middle
own, bel: u. !. Cummins. Banker and Farmer.
,tayrna. bel: Hon. Geo. r. Fisher. EX-Iddge.
iJover. Del. Col. Jacob Moore, EX-At:0sney Cen
u:al. Gccx ulcwn Del.
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Rev A. Noyt, ol the Household OF
Faith, is meeting with success at his ap-
pGintment. He is quite fluent speaker
and seems to be acquainted with his doe
triue. There have been several aces
SONS to his church. He breaches where
eve! door is open. Il. motto is 20 LAY
asi,ic denominations! lines and preach
the Gospel.
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CUiRLEHTD w ITEMS.
PERSON

Mrs. Lydia II. k"nney is stopping with
friends al C';arIe&;own. Miss Lizzie Cos.
grove Will leave Tor her home TIL, week.
much regretted iiy cnc young folks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

Our ponds are being stocked jy fish
called the German cap. and | suppose in
two rthrea years We will havea abund-
ance Of that excellent fish. SO mncl
priced by tish-caters and aportsmcn. The
chief origjnat"rs of getting op:' pond:
stocked are g. :. Wn2'!pg. Joseph 7.
iladricl1, and }. II Blame. and Others
GucoGoco inclnded}. D's. Gs. Ms.
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m ME- EsSHIP

are rs mIf rs history: til. funds are held by thu
members themselves until needed topaT dues and
benefits
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RElIAE SIlTT,

Is: LIST To secure to its members or thei" heir:
sum Of money at time wien i l. most NJ eGed
ID. To insure such benefits 1T The lowest cost.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

James 4. i. Porter. one Of the Oldest
residents o. this town. was buried an
Thursday. lie WIS born ard resided
here for aiXty-tvo years aUi i;neE tic
place where Chesapeake City now stands
had hrt Ncrv few houses. and the ground
NOW occupied !v the dwellings, was all
forest ana woodland. where lie vas az
cu.tomrd. with the bows OF his yoarh t.
set the box trap and snare for the rabbit
Taccoo". and "pn>>um. He suffered FOR
long time. He no doubt is tt Irst for
truly }. \. i. Porter was a GOOD man
His remains We're followed to Bethel
cemetery by very large cnnrour>c @.
people and friends. Tie funeral dis
course vas delivered by Rev George r.
Nri>tor, o.. New Castle.
Mrs Mary Jane Palmer tyilow) was
also buried on Thursday IN ia" u. i.
Church i'Errin- @roau.!. She was also
much a.siJ.t";. i"r i 'innier Of yc#l-.
which She h2-a woh Christian fprtjtadg.
&,d wa, ready ana willing to give up l...
lie Ia 90 {" where SORROW a..tj &tilirtirii
nevcr COME. and /" enjoy The i'oueij.s 81
:" we!l-speHc life which is promised - ~"
faithful
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PRACTICAL WcRKlac.

ANY person. Male o. FemG'" in good hea tn
tween the ages Of - ani az years, iaay beech
mem bcrs OF the Association.
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- GIFTS 10y tlr holidays HuH!N N:r-
SGT invites Ill his friends Ia call on hin
aua look at his .,~cert taj!". 'lhgrc.,ce many
useful and pretty presents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17
The INCEST PILLS on EARTH
ARE
Dr.. Sinn's Vegetable Liver Pills,

?fNHEY never gripe, sicken or weaken
& il their operation. and hence they are IN"
best Pills ever offered. cspccily Tor aged people
They are a splendid Liver cure AMI elegant pur-
@ative medicine. They operate pleasantly ana
Constellation or Costivenc--. Piles sick Head
ache. R.ilipusue<S. Weak bowels. Dizziness. VeT-
ti"o. Weak Nerves. all Liver Affections GENERAL
Jchrs over the System; they make better 1ppetite,
ana in rheumatism Neuralgia asd Headache. IL
connection with oar celebrated tAiN SEARCH
Err a very speedy cure is obtained.
We have over 5000 rcicryJeoS Of these Pills.
Elegantly sugarcoatra. - ccntS a box. nv
boxes for 81. Sent 10y mail.
Principal Depot-Fourtl ma King streets, VII
mngton. Del. PHILADELPHIA DrTut--tu2 Arch 81.
Scld 10y dealers and 8: county stores. Jan IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

The \. VI. +. Church intend holding
tt,r, festival aad tablcaux in the same
place, Masonic Hall, similar To the one
Just ended and have heard that til"
celebrated 4.lIt|der taUiier Trceideis
OF the Lime hIlm Cluh, is going t,
give one OF his lectures, aud tell the PEG
pie how de world 10 move and how
fax II has got for the pas, zen Gears. Let
al rnme ont AMI hear B!udder Gardner
laugh. grow u. ana get tha worth oi
their NlnnCr.
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eEpn3aNEET DISABILITY.

In ease member should become n1lniahehtIf
Disabled. inn per ccat Of the 5a'HH 2t thcirtei
tincate viii be paid to them them and .iH3pa'
cent mere 1T maturity OF years: OF 10 their Geir
n DEATH TaS is manifest? most bcEeyo'eu
ard dasir8blc provision.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

5lf Hi>cHLIFFE has 4 large variety Of
Photograph and Autograph Albums: also
fine Pocket and S"ran Books.
~ Gloves, full line, At night prices.
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INCORPORATED 1850.
Sun Mutual Ai2 SGciGty Of Baltimore.
1Hs Object of the dissertation

The Officers and References are gentlemen o
HciI-known business and professional standing
and reputation.
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CUIN y SEAT

4 Struggling, dusty. s"Ctr. ncs1 of mines
and furnaces, VIII j. Go2 pushing. agrees
siEe pe"p.e. t0a!ton. IN up,,at1 coal
town "j,a i5J1-a growth Of the past
two years AMI with It's whole population
IN b.. mines, Claims and most likely de
serves the oec':H4 place We!lston. nay
present home. has about loo people. IS
1--we ,eais old, Ia. four bla>s furnaces. IS
mining shafts. live saloons. 10 finished
churches. Il ra, built III NJ - new
houses during tine year. NaS three rail
roads. two Of tl.,.a h:l'd.H4; and on tae
- mole is enc u ,tic usw ur-tagt SOY. Of
places one naro:.tt'r iNaks !or 80 uiIr>
.urtAer " est. D,.4 oi the towns to which
Winters lin"s apply with es!ccia! force,
although he intended them Ter a locality
much further we:
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.s5~Clvira Rio CotJ,r. T.. cents pa,
pound. 7. L. rEt,E.
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SPECIAL. FEATURES.

AGENTS DINTED.
Nar TT
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MATURITY OF YEARS.
EXAW p. <.

Members who live 30 their years OF expectancy
will be paid in their Lifetime the amount OF Their
Certificate told age in Il majority OF cases is
time OF most neCd.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-17

Take person OF 10 years Of age ut the tnc
#l:u;ug their expectation Of line. rs per the Gar
isle Tables. j. - years. Should such person
live to he 67 wears OF age. lie or she would the'
receive in cash lin their lie timcy the amount Z"
thrir Certificate
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'::ss'C0uNWn Z NEWS !:
CLESAPNIA'E CY7l- ITEli.F.

The fair festival, and tabln@uy held in
the Masonic Hal during the past week,
for the benefit Of the rre,b, terrain Chmch
"t This place, proved quite l financial
success. The tahleauX pleased the ieo
pie 50 well rEat they would have them
repeated on Tuesday evening, and it was
vow larANlN ;.tteMNel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
Massacred by the Auaches.

GEN. CARR AND HIS COMMAND KILLED.
The following telegram was received at the
War department this am. by Acting Adjutant
General McKeever from General Mcdowell,
dated September I'd:
Following received from commanding gen.
eral department Arizona, dated to-day:
Tiffany telegraphs report from sub-agency
that an Indian named Mickey brought word that
bands, but that Pedro with all his band and
others are on war path that Carr's command,
including himself six other officers and sixty
four enlisted men. were killed day before yester-
day. Also, that Pedro's men had killed seven or
eight men, including an express man, between
line down; wire cut; Biddle at work yesterday
and last night getting troops across the ella
with difficulty pushing for Apache"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at II pm. and
e2tinguished at 3:45 m.
On the excursion to OccOquan Falls yester-
day by Mr.. E. s. Randall there were 10 contest
ants for the silver basket offered as prize to
the best lady waltzer. The prize was won by
Miss Emma Webster, of the Government Print
ing Office, who danced with Mr.. Kearney.
The National Rifles last evening elected sew
eral active members; also Thos. p. Morgan and
VIM. HI. Bailey as honorary members. The SUBJ
ject of participating in the Yorktown celebra-
ton was discussed. and the corps by a unani-
nous vote, decided not TO go there owing to
the scarcity OF accommodations. They will ten
der their services. however. for escort duty and
assist In entertaining visiting organizations.
Mr.. L. L.. Riggs was yesterday admitted to
membership in the firm of Riggs Co. The
frm also announce that Mr.. Alexander Elliott,
Tor many years connected with their New York
house, has an interest in the business from this
date.
The following Washngtonians have received
prizes at the Baltimore shooting festival W.
Fendner. SO. and l.. Boyer, IS, for ring target
shots; W. Hammer, SO. and Geo. Seufferle, Sc,
Tor man target shots: Geo Seufferle $50 for
bulls eye shots and Sc for most bull eyes.
Mr.. JAS Nj. Wells, of No. sos E street south
east, was seriously wounded last night by the
accidental discharge of shot gun which he
was taking from his skiff. on the Eastern branch.
foot of Pennsylvania avenue at the time. The
entire load entered his right side.
Persons residing in the neighbOrhOOd of Gales
woods complain of the hideous noises which
have come from the picnic grounds in the woods
during the past three nights. A movement is
on foot TO lay the matter before the District
Commissioners
Columbia Commandery No. 2, Knights Tenn
plar, of this city. last evening decided to par
fiepate in the Yorktown centennial, and APP
pointed committee to make all necessary
arrangements.
Sassrs. Judd Il Detweiler have sent us a copy
of the Ia list. Mechanically, the work is in
good style, snvy::cs an Improvement in the
arrangement, being pi.-leo ron new type.
As literary production we VIII leave those
interested to Judge for themselves.
This morning W. W. Cross, charged with nan.
slaughter in killing Jas. Curry in a fight abOut
TWO weeks since, was released from Jail ON Civ
ing bail In 81 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
Mr.. Christiancy Interviewed.
DENIAL or THE CHARGES MADE AGAINST HIN Ry
HIg WIFE

HIS WIFE.
It was mentioned in The STAR YESTERDAY that
ex-Minister Christiancy had returned to New
York from Peru where he has been since 1877
The New York Star ays:-" The minister is
good-lookfng old man, very gray, but of a hearty
manner ana does not seem to have been greatly
broken down by the domestic difficulties which
nave assailed him since he chose his Young wife
rom the clerks in the Treasury department"
me same paper prints the following interview
with him In reference to the pending divorce
case:
/" Can you tell me something relative to the
divorce suit now pending in Washington ?" asked
the reporter
Mr. Chrstiancy looked up suddenly, with an
expression of great vexation. and replied: T" /
don't know anything about it,
There has been some very sensational evil
dence taken in the case lately?
81 don't know anything about it," he replied.
Il did not even know there had been any refer
ence at all in the case, and know nothing of any
recent evidence"
1t was very sensational"
Here the old gentleman stopped the reporter
and said:
II do not wish to have it repeated to me- I
can make no reply on hear-say evidence. and
may have to put in reply under oath when
know exactly what has been sworn to about ME
by that woman"
do you know nothing of what evidence has
been produced ?"
w AOe HS TcpiteN siupIy nave Hcdlu
almost absolutely nothing of the case since the
end of last year, and do not feel in position to
contradict the evidence. l thought" he con-
tinued, ''that had made arrangements to secure
a full statement. but they failed, and have had
almost no information except such as I have
CLEANED from chance papers, often bought even
on the Streets"
s'Then you have nothing to say in regard to
the charges which Mrs. Christiancy has pro-
duced?"
ssT will cav thiS Gold Mr. Cbr;ct;o poy xp;+b
emphasis, II will say that every charge ever
made against me by this woman. SO far as I
know them, has been based on falsehood and
perjury, and has not even foundation in fact. If
could have been here l could have disproved
every one of them by competent witnesses on
the spot. l asked for leave of absence princi-
pally on this account, and it was granted in the
usual course, but with the proviso that it was
not to go into effect while the Peruvian war
continued and the affairs Of Chill and Peru re-
manned in the complicated condition in which
they were. My duty to the government was Of
course paramount, and remained. 1 will re-
peat however, positively that all the evidence
against me, SO far have heard it, is false and
perjured"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03

opened to-day, at Lewis. 90 9TH st. n. W.: also
fine line of stiff and soft felts.
Public Voice.
PATrESTs MIRACULOUS cuRn BY DR.. HART
LEY AFTER HAVING BEEN PRONOUNCED INCUR
ABLE BY OTHER PHYSICIANS.
The following case of chronic catarrh was sue
cessfuiiy treated by DIR. Hartley after having
been given up by other prominent physicians:
BALTIMORE, July q. 1851.
To The Editor or The Telegram:
Dear Sir-My attention having been called TO
your generous offer to publish testimonials of
parties efectually treated by DIR. Hartley" /
jury, but be wronging the public. were 1 to re
Train longer from giving my sad experience with
anat horrid disease called catarrh, l think II
that passed him over.
had a curious chronic casarrh. rerp bad too
and with it noise in my head. which had suf-
fered with for over eight years awaited my
self of the skill of many of our leading ply 81
enes h bnf abo, ,SGa any aaany Se
ment of the disease. Some of the physicians said
that it was ''ozena" or "necroticar, and that it
was tscnr0bie; in fact the worst case of the dis
ease that had ever come under their observation.
and was accordingly given up 10y them. 1 was
TO give up in despair. when 1 was advised by
friends to go and see DIR. Hartley, of "a North
Greene street, and sincerely thank God for the
ught OF that day. The doctor said had been
mslnformed in regard to my disease. but that 1
was suffering from the worst form of catarrh.
was under the doctor treatment several months
| and am happy to state thanks to DR. Hartley. /
am Wen again and have recovered my lost posi-
uon In conclusion, L would state that think
Or. Hartley about the only ply sician that can
successfully cope with this horrid disease, and
you would pardon my egotism if YOU knew per-
sonally what great benefactor DR. Hartley has
been to SANrrt WIISoN
| 5&1 Saratoga street
GMr. Wilson is one of our well known citizens of
the west end and is very jubilant over his re-
lease from the cursed disease He thinks DR.
Hartley and with great reason too one of the
most skillful physicians he ever met for he be-
gan to locate the disease and give relief from the
moment of his first visit. This was a very stub
born case, the disease having become chronic
from the want of proper treatment, but in the
hands of Dr. Hartley readily yielded to his skill
and Judgment. Any others who have been like
affected and cured will confer thanks by furnish
ing us with data, etc-ED.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-03
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Floor Oicloth in all widths.
Shetland iSbawls, cardinal, blue and white
Fine AwoSI Black Ca n 81 cts 50 cs 60 cts
New Fall Styles In Dress Goods, all colors.
Table Damask, bleached. so cts, 60 cts, 20 cts.
Napkins, all-lfnen, 30 Cts, IS cts, 81 dog.
Druggets, all sizes, newest designs.
800 new styles of Fall Calico, beautiful designs.
All wool Black Bunting, best quality Is cts
Best Brussels Carpets 20 cts, IS Cts, 80 cts.s 81.
Making and Laying Carpets, 3 cts.
Carpet Lining, noth-I,rOof, cts.
Fully IL sheeting Cotton. heavy, - Cd.
Black 6atins and 6ilhs.
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nottingham Curtain lAqqs
Blankets, Rugs, MA 0teoMa144.
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