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Alexandria Affairs,

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES ward and district
meetings assembled last night to elect delegates
to the republican state convention. In the city
there seemed to be a general indispOsitiOn to
listen to the old republican leaders, and the evil
dent tendency Of the convention was towards a
union with the Malone readjusters. Nearly all
the delegates chosen were cOlOred. The follow
ing were chosen:
Alexandria City. j. NICK Ware, H. S.
King, Henry Bailey, Thos. Allen, c. c. Jackson,
j. Scroggins, JAS Ross, John Fields, Moses Ste
phensOn and many others.
Alexandria COunty-W A. Rowe Benz Ans
tin, Nj. c. Stevens, w. II. LOmax, J. c. funston,
j. w. Worm1ey, T. B. Pinn, Tibbett Allen, Mel
son Wormley, Isaac Green and others.
THE GLYMONT SHOOTING MATCH.-Hon. J. T.
Beckham, the umpire in the recent Glymont
shooting match, Observation-Disclosures some
letters from Westinghouse his declaration that
the late GlymOnt match is off. If any Washing
ton team declines to shoot at the coming match
nothing can compel them to take part; but the
new match will be made and decided and before
the 2Sth of August next the cup will be in pos
session of the victOrs.
PAYNE'S PROPOSED PEACE BOND-The MAYOR
states that the facts in regard to the proposed
bond OF l.. E. Payne are, that he received a let
ter from Mr. Paynes father requesting him to
release his son and to send up bond, which he
and some friends would sign and return The
mayor sent the bond, but declined to make any
release of Mr.. L. E. Payne until the bond was
executed and returned. The bond was returned
with but one surety-Mr. Payne's father-and
the mayor considering this bond insufficient de-
clined to accept it. This is all.
NEWS ITEMs.-Mr. Thomas Kell, of this city. a
clerk in Milburn's drug store in Washington, was
brought from that city last night quite ill, and
carried to the residence of his mother corner Of
Queen and Fairfax streets.--Mrs ]. 7. Cox, the
wife of the well-knOwn newsdealer here a most
excellent and amiable lady, died at her.hOme this
morning.-St. Mary's church has lost it's organ
list by marriage. Miss Florence Purcell, who pre-
sided at it's organ, was married at an early hour
this morning to Mr.. Will Partlow, of Harrison
burg, Va, who graduated here at st. Johns
academy few weeks agO.-Repairs and inn
provements at the statiOn-hOuse are in progress
under the supervision of the committee on pub
lie property.
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THE DYNAMITE MACHINES are still enrapino
the attention of the English press. A series of
meetings Of the Irish organizations are to be held
for the purpose of protesting against the assump-
ton that the importation of Internal machines
has any connection with any Irish national move
ment. Customs officials at Cork and Queenstown
are ordered to handle suspicious looking parcels
with extreme caution
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High Authority.

DIR. W. f. Scott, President of the College of
Physicians, Montreal. writes: II have rccom-
mendcd Colden's Lebig's liquid Extract OF Beef
anu Tonic inyigorator as Ne best preparation
used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever.
Ague. and Loss of Appetite
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CITY ITEMS.


UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
have found Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract
of Witch Hazel the most satisfactory preparation
OF Witch Hazel, in every respect. of any have
yet seen. J. q. GIICHisTST, Md.
Professor of Surgery. etc.
Cures piles rheumatism, neuralgia and painful
monthlies. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
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MATRIMONIAL CANDIDATES. Marriage licenses
have been issued TO Joseph H. Myers and Ma
Gsha A. Dean; john s. March, OF this city, and
Elizabeth Graham, Of Orange county, Va: Rob
egt H. Green and Matilda Jackson; James L. Cox
and Laura v. Skinner both Of Charles county.
I'D; Vim. Savage aid Margaret NJ. Lee; w. ii.
Frazier and Bert! Thompson: W. T. Johnson and
May Bates, both OF Prince William county, Va:
George Carr and Mary Newman; George Taylor
and EmnS Taylor.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows
Christian Heurich to Philip Pollard, sub. lot 30,
so; 2u; 81 $50. VIM. Fletcher to Kate Laughlin.
sub. lots 81 30 and So, So. 254; S21. 600. b. H
warner to John b. Taylor. pit. so. 1856; So 26S. 49,
Robert Levitt to Thomas J. Diggs, pit lot "a. so.
513; SS25. Virginia A. Beuter to John and JOS.
Patch, sub. lot 80, So. 545; 8.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Duncanson Bros anc-
tiOneers, sold yesterday afternoon for james 7,
Barbour, assignee and trustee. lots 6S, 90 and
20, of TIL. Meyer and J. l.. Barbours (trustees)
subdivision of lots 26 and q. in square All. LOT
S. having front of Is feet on east side of 7th
street, with depth of 20 feet on street north
west sold to Thornton Smith at 6111 cents
square foot. Lots go and 20, each having a front
OF 14S3 feet on street, near 18th, by depth of
Al feet; TO same buyer, for 26l cents square
foot. All unimproved.
PETITION FOR A MANDAMUs AGAINST THE DIS
TRICr COMMIssIONERS.-Franc Carter has filed q
petition for mandamus against the District
Commissioners. DR.. TOwnShend and F. NJ
Draney, the contractor for the removal of night
soil, under the contract for the deposit of such
garbage on James Greek canal to compel the
| by the Eagle apparatus, Francis Carter proprie-
tor, which transportation they refuse and now
refuse as is alleged in the petition, for the pur-
pose of making the OdOrless Excayating Com
pany monopoly.
| SAVAGE ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.-Mr. Samuel
| c. Carter, who keeps grocery store i'm South
| Washington, was seriously cut about 10 O'Clock
! last night by young man named VIM Kearney.
Mr.. Carter had just returned from an excur-
| sion, and on entering the store Kearney made
some threatening remark and picked ND a large
| knife and made fierce thrust at Carter. who
| threw up his hand and caught the knife. which
nearly cut off all the fingers of one hand Two
other parties who were in the store were also cut
by Kearney. Kearney was promptly arrested
by Officer Barnes and locked up at the first pre-
cinct station-hOuse. After Mr.. Carter's wounds
were dressed he went to the statiOn-h0use to
make the charge of assault against Kearney, and
while on his way home from the statiOn-house
he was struck on the back of the head with q
brick thrown by some unknown person. Kear-
ney was charged with assault and battery In the
Police Court this morning, but owing to the Sc
verify OF Mr.. Caiters wounds he could not ap-
pear to prosecute the case and it was continued
ATTENTION is called to the postponed sale OF
groceries. fine liquors, &C., &C., which Messrs.
Duncanson Bros, advertised to take place to-
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, ut the store.
corner Of 10th aud F streets northwest.
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Il have used Coiden's Liebig's Liquid Extract
of Beef and Tonic Invigorator in my practice
and have been much gIatitied with the result
As tonic in all cases of debility, weakness. an
;pmia. chorosis, &C.. &c. it cannot be surpassed
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debility, malaria. dyspepsia. liver complaint and
other disabilities AMI disorders the L.ebig Co. =
Coca Beef Tonic is incompatible. Beware of
limitations
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NATURES TRIUMPH,
FRAzIER's ROOT B1TTERs.

you are weak or languid. use Frsziers Bitters II
your neeh e dAbby and yoIr complexion salow, uae
Fr.zass.s BtteE.. you i've IN Msia!iI ass
d frers Hsfefs xo.n dovn With the care q chil-
ne f1.3iers Bitter yoq hays kspt Iste hoqn nd
Bitten Hycu need toning mp. take Fraxies Root Bit
tArs. yOu have abueed instead Of used Da1ures gf
uae Fraxie!'s Bitters II lie has become burden and
you have gloomy foEebodingA use FraEiers Bitters
Er.sierss Rcot Hin VIZ lnaks yoa fsei young aG.in:
81 & = af9 & g. e s es 49,
foEa Oeye1an6 q WI. q ENTWI6Lk 0EulSl1f
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To the Editor of The Star:


Recognizing your paper as public benefactor.
desire through its columns to cali the aiten-
fon OF the health officer to the fact that for the
past four days dead dog has been lying ON
Corcoran street, near it's intersection with 18th
1t les there a rotten. fostering mass, ard for
the stencil is simply uncomfortable. viii DIR,
Tcwnshend please cause its immediate removal
and thus prevent disease and at the same time
merit the thanks Of the residents OF that yicin.
~. o ST.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafher.
THURSDAY

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WASHINGTON. DC. July p. 1884, $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
variable winds. mostly north to west nearly
stationary barometer and temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin TO the press: The barometer is
highest in the upper Mississippi valley and low
est in the extreme northwest The teinperatIIre
mas risen slightly in the lake region and north
wesI, ana fallen from one to six degrees in the
south Atlantic states: elsewhere II has remained
nearly stationary The following temperatures
ere Iepof.cd IRON stations ON the northern
frontier: PASSPORT. ~ deg; Burlington. 63 deg;
quebec 81 deg: Montreal, o. deg: and Port HUI
ron o. deg Local rains reported from New
England and the Canadian maritime provinces.
Northeriy winds prevail in Tennessee the upper
Mississippi and Ohio valleys the middle and
south Atiansle andGnlf states. and southerly
has fallen fifteen inches at st. Louis The indi-
cations are that fair weather will prevail i'll the
day and Tomorrow
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following the readings of the ther-
ter at the Signal Office during the day
ram. 90 deg: II am. IS deg; pm. s2.5 deg.
Maximum, ST. deg: minimum, 65.3 deg.
HINDoo SUpERSTITIoS.-In India Cholera
often sweeps the country destroying hundreds
OF thousands of people; for there it is not only
terribly contagious, but terribly fatal For many
years no medicine could be found which would
out il at once created panic. Some years ago
an American carried some of Perry Davis Pain
Killer into India and soon found that it would
cure any case of Cholera, Summer Complaint or
Dysentery. If used properly and according to di-
rections. The Iiindoos were rejoiced to find n
sure remedy, when everything else had failed
that they named il Medicine of the Gods"
thinking that man could notipvent so certain a
cure. For forty years it has been used in this
country. and never has been known to fail No
family is safe without having a bottle ready for
use.
HOwsoN's ice cream, rich. pure delicious s1.25
q gal.
FUsSELLS ice cream.
CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrns shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
SIAUGHTERING prices at IA 9TH street. be-
tween q and III.
REMNANTS.-Don't fail to attend the Today sale
OF Carpets all remnants from to 20 yards way
below cost. TowsOn's, south side Pennsylvania
avenue.
YOUR eyesight fitted with splendid glasses for
u, at Hempler S, Pa. ave-, near Az street.
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Buructt's COcOafne
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
And renders it dark and glossy. 1t holds i'm a
liquid form, a large proportion of deodorized CO.
coanut Oil, prepared xpressy for this purpose
NO other compound possesses the peculiar prop
critics which so exactly suit the various condi-
lions of the human HAIR.
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DIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The finest Resort ON the Potomac.
Grabbing, Fishing. Boating, Saltwater Bathing
(New Bathing Suits and Shoes.)

The fine and fast Steamer J. W. THOMPSON newly
furnished has been chartered 10y the Prorretors of
Lower Cedar Point and viii daily Cfrsm SATIR-
DAY, JULY 30th, including Sundays leaving the Conn
panys Wharf, foot Of 9th street. at sharp, arriy-
ing at LOWER CEDAR POINT at 1880 m. leaving
at q, will reach Washington at 1880 y. m.
Meals furnished on boat and grounds Mt so cents.
Prof. Weber's Uniform Brass and String Band are
engaged for the the Boat and at the Point
Flrst-class accommodations. Delightful time. Posi-
lively no improper person allowed on the Boat
Grounds Officers win be stationed both places
fuse admittance such. Parties wishing to make ar
engagements for excursions Lower Cedar Point viii
apply the boat at the office of HOTEL or Of
W. s. Roose, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue.
For the accommodation visitors checks win be given
for parcels left at the Point for safe keeping.
Fare, SO cents round trip. children under IL yearo
half price. lvsG.2
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons.O
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in q 10. ward" prints Sc per
H.: Also, cottage cheese buttermiik and sweet
milk &c. per ct. Cream, 10c pint
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The Australian correspondent of the "Ameri-
can Mail and Export Journal, in speaking of the
exhibits of American manufacturers at the Mel
bourne International Exhibition, under date OF
April Goth. 1881. writes AS follows:
Under the heading of 0flice-Fittings and Sta
tionery,' we find the following high compliment
paid TO gold medalist of many an international
Exhibition. The chairman of the jury. in his re-
port, tells the commissioners that Fairbanks a
Co, st. Johnsbury. VT. and New York. United
States. exhibited postal letter balances. with both
double and single beam, and possessing that
beauty and accuracy of finish. for which this de-
scription of goods from the United States is SO
Justly famed. first order of merit is awarded
them. This is fourth First Degree of Merit
given to Fairbanks s. Co. at the Melbourne Inter
national Exhibition. and surely a gold medal will
follow. The exhibitors obtained the highest
award i'm London in 1851. New York in 1853. Paris
ls6l, Vienna in 1873 Santiago in 1875 Philadelphia
1876. Sydney 1871, Paris 1873. and at the Sydney
International Exhibition i'm $780, i'm competition
with the manufacturers of the United States and
from all nations of the world. a special award
above all others was given to Fairbanks scales"
News has just been received that a Gold Medal
mas been awarded. as predicted. to Fairbanks &
Co. the only one awarded any scale manufacturer
from the United States.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

Job Lot of Hamburg Embroidery from cts per yard
New Fall CaHcoes, choice styles.
New Madras Ginghams best, IL cts.
New Cloth for Boys Wear, Is, 80, 81, so cents
New Fall Carpets &c. 81, so, 60. IS, 81 cents.
New Stock of Black Cashmeres, all wool, 81, So co.
IS, 81, 81.
New Dark Dress Goods.
Canton Flannel, g. TO- IL, Is cents.
Wool Flannel, 121s, 49, 49, co. 25 80. 81, so cents.
Table Linens, Is, 80, 81, so cents.
Bleached Table Linens, so, e., IS, 81, 81.
Napkins, Doylies Towels.
White and Colored Bed Spreads
~ yards wide Sheetng Cotton, 25 cts
Blue Flannes and Cloths, single and double widths
Ladies Ga Cloth, all colors.
LAWNS! LAwNS
~ cents, 614 cents cents.
Victoria Lawns India Linen, Check Nansook.
Dotted and Figured Swisses Tarlatans and all kinds of
White Dress Goods.
Calicoes,, ~ cents.
Summer Dry Goods very cheap.
For New Fall Goods call at
c. NJ. TowsoN's,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A Large Assortment..of
s1LvER-PLATED TEA SETS. ICE PITCHERS,
ROGERS Bros KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, &C.,
At Reduced Prices.
SAML LEWIS SONS,
Jewellers and. Silversmths,
ty5 1915 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw l24 DEAR
IA. born street, Chicago, Ill. Advice free. Fifteen
years experience Business quietly and legally trans
acted. jy23-2w.
WHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT LEAVES
W. machine at your house. do not pay cent on it
until you come here and what you buy precisely
the same machine for
jan27 MCKINNEY, 427 9th street.
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FOR FAMILIES.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON win make Excursion
trips to GLfMONT every THURSDAY Steamer lesves
her wharf o. at am returning at pm., giving five
Music and dancing ON boat and grounds. Tickets
jy25-6t - >' L. S. RANDALL. Manager.
ooK AT THIS.
NORFOLK, FORT MONROE, OCEAN VIEW,
BY THE w. sHR GHG e ksGfiRsroS co.
On the sH5 ina 'fsfsSs ff' srR ss n'''
m m, r Ts,1Fn ling the fsll9wng Monday morning Ticket.
between and ID years Of aye .sc Sleeping aooo%mo-
s III iss Ms s oss sa x s,s
sale is at Brad Adams sl4F street and by the
DIRECT AND PLEASANT ROUTE
TO OCEAN CITY.
MARYLAND'S FAMOUS AND BEAUTIFUL SEA.
SIDE RESORT.
Via Baltimore Chesapeake Bay and wcomico River 20
Salisbury and Wicomico and PocOnoke '''e'
Railroad to Ocean City.
THE MARYLAND STEAMBOAT coMpANY,s
Steamer KENT leaves Baltimore from Pier q Light
and 4 sysr TTEsiBa
@cscgo and Pdo oSpnesng With the train the
City at $50 am. ." oeeAN
Retnrning. leaves Salisbury every MONDAY. WE'D
train leaving Ocean t $40 p M, arriving in BALM.
more at 8 O'Clock the following mornings.
RATES OF FARE:
Round TIP Tickets to Ocean City, good until Septe.
Straight Tickets S
Meals and staer,ns q, s
,y2i-iot HOWARD B. ENSIGN, President.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.
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HowsoNs ice cream. rich. pure, delicious sl.25
q GAL
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, DC. July p, 1891 go a. m
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

E'OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 1902 9TH STREET
u northwest rooms and cellar, latrobes, range, hot
and cold water, stationary wash tubs Location FIRST
class Call at 1907 9Th street northwest. OWEN Nc
CABE. tv28-3fs
NJ OF ICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
On and after AUGUST 1sT, 1881. the steamer T. V.
ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 9Th street
at a. M. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY Tor all river landings. On MONDAY far
Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomini, Currioman
and Leonardtown. On SATURDAY, Currioman and
Leonardtown.
ty2S-1m j. r. WOOD, Manager
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Terrible Loss of Life.
| Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs reaches,
lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats
Sold by Druggists. l5c boxes tn
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CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
Gfro.of
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Your eyesight fitted with splendid glasses fol
u, at Hemplers, Pa. ave-, near Az street.
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REMNANTS.-DOnt fail to attend the Today sale
or Carpets all remnants from to 20 yards. way
below cost. TowsOn's, south side Pennsylvania
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ATTENTION is called to the postponed sale Of
groceries. fine liquors, &C., &C., which Messrs.
Duncanson Bros, advertised to take place to-
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, ut the store.
corner Of 10th aud streets northwest.
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sIAUGHTERING prices at IA eth street, be-
five 4,
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PICNICs, EXCURSIONS. Nc.

l'hE stEAM CANAL. PACKET ExCfI.sioR WILL
vrRy wn * = 49,: Seo5 o
for the Great Fsls. ~oen.
Fare, soc. round trip. .,.oe %.
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Special Weather Ballet

For the middle Atlantic states fair weather
variable winds. mostly north to west nearly
stationary barometer and temperature
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. apso-eo&w
~ every case of Catarrh Price IS cents. Try IL DR.
Dupares Blood and Liver Pills remove An bilious dis
orders. Price % cents. Mrs. Dr. Titcombs Lung Balm
cures colds cough and consumption. Price IS and &
cents. Dr. Dupares never falling Pile Remedy curcl
bind bleeding and itching piles. Price so cents For
sale at James Guilds los PennsylvaniA avenue north
west, Washington, DC. i've
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
We have Just opened splemdid assortment of Sprng
DRESS GOODS comprising Al the new fabrics. Among
the many choice things are Nuns Yelling. Black White
Grnedinss. hHck and Coiorsd sun slk 0rs9adlne1
de Lyons. India Mulls in al the new colnrs. ~ -
eiegant hne Of BELGIAN Linen Gheeting and Pmog
~ widths; DAma4k TahlD OQfho ana 49,. =
- 49,; Tssach :, Esns.sa - S. .
HOOI. BRO. 3 Co,
J33s Gzzmz Eoszsvzs2.
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The Steiner GEORGE LEARY win leayc fro,, "a,
street wharf SATURDAY. Inly soth AT IN rs ~.
ing arrives at Washington Monday morning IN. ''
Tickets round trip. $500. Music by he w,-s,.
! Band. = - 80 - ~
The Republican journal., 1881-02-17
Amputation Of the Leg.


Money is the universal necessity and none but 4
cynic on fool will affect to dc~pise it, Mr.. Ab1;m
Ellsworth, of Port Even, lScr county, y. y, had
realized this truth His disease involved the whole
of his thigh-bone, and the suffering man looked for
ward, not without apparent reason, to death as his
only delivcrer. His family physician refused to
amputatc the limb b-as7ertng that the operation
would kill the patient on the spot. Dr I)drM KEN
NEDl, OF Roiriout, y. Y, who was cunsulted held
different opinion and amputatcd the limb. The
Doctor then administered freely his great Blood
Specific FAVORIIS REMEDY To afford tone and
strength to the system, prevent the return of the
disease, and Mr.. Ellsworth remains to this tlav in
the bloom of health Til, gcntleman'9 disease was
the offspring of foul blood, and kcnnetlv'- FAN-
ORITE REMEDY purified the blood and restored
to him the power once more to enjoy his life Are
you suffering from amy disease traccable to the
same cause Try Favorite Remedy Your drug
gist has it. ONE DOLLAR 4 Bottle. Bear in mind
the propretor's name and address. Dr. Dayid
KENNEDY, Rondout New York Iy36
The Republican journal., 1881-02-17

Tubercular consumption OF the lungs is that form
of the disease most common, most fatal, and until
recently considered incurablc. Tubercle, from
which the name i derived, is Il morbid product de
posted from diseased blood in various parts of the
body; and i'll proportion rs that fluid is impure, and
length of time it remains 80, viii tubercular dathe-
sis continue.
FALL RIVER, MASS. March %, lS79.
JAMES |. FELLOWS. ESQ.
Dear Sir: About three wears ago was attacked
with bronchitis and tubercuar disease of the left
lung, and suffered for two years severely that l
was unable to attend to business. About 4 year ago
| was advised to try Fellows Syrup of Hypophos
phites, and before had finished bottle my ap.
petite and strength were greatly improved; my
cough became less troublesome, my sleep was sound
and refreshing, which had not been the case for
over year. had suffered from nervousness and
difficult breathing all the time sick; but your
syrup has cured it all. advise all persons afflicted
as was to use Fellows Syrup of I!ypophosphitcs
(Signed) JAMES ii. STEW ART.
An endless chain of good effects is forme, by
Fellows Compound Syrup of HypOph0SphiteS, and
we are sale IN saying, from a long experience in
medicine its virtues not possessed by any Other
combination. lvrlI
For sale by WM. 0. POOR a son.