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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

Monday. July 25th, the Christian Union. of
18th street southeast, will give an excursion to
Piney Point. Point Lookout and 20 miles down
the bay. The Jane MOseley will leave her wharf
at 8 am. arriving home the following evening
at 10 pm.
The second annual excursion of Carroll Insti-
tute will be given next Monday to Marshall Hail.
The w. W. COrcoran will leave at $50 am and
4:30 and 7:39 pm.
The S. Y. n. w.. of Lebanon Lodge. No. Z. F.
A. A. NJ. will give an excursion to Marshall Hail.
Friday July 22d. on the w. w. COrcOran
The Union Veteran Corps give their second
annual excursion to Marshall Hall this evening.
leaving on the COrcOran at & and returning
at IL.
The Invincibles will give an excursion to Civ
mont next Tuesday evening. on the Corcoran.
The clerks of the Railway Mail Service will give
an excursion tomorrow on the Excelsior It
will be to Marshall Hall and Quantico. The
steamer will leave at $50 and $3.50 and return at
2:3O and 11:3O. A fine band has been engaged
A SAVAGE WOMAN SENT TO JAIL.-Ellen Long.
a stout elderly white woman, who keeps house
of bad repute at No. $40 Maryland avenue south
west, was arragned in the Police Court this
morning on charge of assaultng white wo-
man named Annie Conroy. Mrs. Long stated to
the court that the woman COnrOy was a mis-
ance in the neighbOrhOOd and she had beat her
because she deserved it. The court told her
that she had no authority to abate nuisances in
this way. and he would send her to jail for 80
days When Mrs. Long was sent into the dock
where Annie COnrOy was, she attacked the latter
furiously with an umbrella. The injured woman
was rescu ed by court officers and helped out of
the dock The blows from the umbrella having
opened the wounds on her head inflicted in the
former assault stream of blood was running
down her neck and back. The court directed
that the police ambulance be sent for and she be
sent immediately to the hospital. The court in
creased Mrs. Longs sentence to six months in
JAIL
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A IS n s TON
HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE
BY THE DISCOVERY OF SOME NEW THING,
BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD THE TEST LIKE
DIR. BENSON'S
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
THEIR POPULARITY AND SALE ARE TRULY UN-
PRECEDENTED.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THEM VERY
HIGHLY,
AND SAY THAT THEY
REALLY DO CURE SICK HEADACHE NERVOUS
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS
SLEEPLESSNESS, INDIGESTION, PA
RALYSIS. AND MELANCHOLY.
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FINANCIAL.

TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT FORTY-YEAR
GOLD BONDS.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1921; INTEREST JANUARY AND
JULYl; TOTAL ISSUE, 81, 26o. 600.
ISSUED AT RATE OF SIS. 900 PER MILE
These bonds were issued to retire existing mort
sage OF $3.50 600 on the old Toledo Ann Arbor r. X.
GAG miles, and with the to extend 30 to the
Grand Trunk Railway ut Pontiac, aud to other import
ant connections This extension is completed South
Lyons, 81 miles from Toledo. The Toledo and Ann
Arbor Division GAG miles, is earning suffi-
Gent to the interest the whole ST. 26O OOO with
out business from the 80 miles of the extension
which is also covered by this mortgage.
limited amount offered at 103.
ANTHONY, POOR & OLIPHANT.
No. 45 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
Pamphlet, with map and fun particulars furnished on
appicatlon 1yl1-m wSf, I'm
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Two SUDDEN DEATHs.s-The body of Da MEL
Stunden. white mans was found under a tree,
corner 10Th street and Virginia avenue YESTERDAY
afternoon. and taken to the fourth precinct sta
ton by Officer Connolly and Cunningham. The
coroner gave certificate Of death from heart
disease
THIS morning a white woman named Mary B.
Hoffman was found dead in bed at 11SO 21st
street northwest.
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PILES! PILEsn PILEs!H
SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED
SUFFER.

A sure cure for the Blind. Bleeding, Itching and
1lcerated Piles has been discoy by Dr. Williams Ian
INDIAN remedy, called DR.. Wil.Ans Indian Ointment
81 YEAR, standing No one need suffer ye minutes
lions, Instruments and Eectuaries do more harm than
1000. Mlnans' Ointment absorbs the tumors. allays
intense itching arcularly 1t night after gen, warm
bed) acts as pouce gives instant and painless re-
nef and Y prepared only for Rn i1cAG a te private
parts, and nothing oa8e.
Sold by all Druggist and sent By mail ON recent of
price u Per box. FRANK s. HENRY CO., Pro-
pr1etors, Cleveland. Ohio. VIM. b. ENTWISLE. Dug
gis corner avenue and 18th sree WASH
m8to0s O.C.. keea0 Agent febl6 -eo-Ap
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
s. I. Drury, trustee, to Louisa NJ. Helmuth. lot
Is, So. 163; $1,000. Louisa NJ. Helmuth to Ma
tilda Helmuth s.. F. Koones to Emile A.
Sands, lot 81, So. 1885, S3,6lS.25. JAS Thomp-
Magdelina KilliOn. executrix. to John Killion
pit. l, so. 295; 81 200. John KilliOn to Marde-
line killion, same property; 81 200. Johanna
OConner to p. Kerby, pit. So, So. 5O2; $500.
Mary " Middleton to Ellen Ross Middleton, pit
Turkey Thcket;' 81 600
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BRADBURY PIANOS AND ORGANS for sale and
rent at low summer rates FIG. Smith, llO3 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
Is. 1881.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrIcrR }
WAsHINGTOS. DC, July ID. 1884, $50 a m
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
or cloudy weather. with rain variable winds
mostly northery, stationary or higher tempera-
ture.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highest in the lake region and lowest i'm the ex-
IRENE northwest. The temperature has fallen
slightly in New England. the middle and south
Atlantic states. and the Ohio valley and Tennes-
see, and risen from one to eight degrees in the
upper lake region and the northwest The fol-
lowing temperatures are reported from stations
on the northern frontier: Eastport 81 deg.
burlington, IS deg: Quebec. 80 deg: Montreal
Rain is reported from the Ohio valley the gulf
states and the southern portion of the middle
Atlantic states. Southery winds continue in the
south Atlantic and gulf states and westerly
winds in New England. Slightly warmer weather
Is indicated for New England to-day and proba-
bly, tomorrow.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the Their
lam. "A deg; ii am. so deg; pm, So deg.
Maximum. "a deg minimum. .23 deg.
REFERENCE to this local will entitle you TO OBJ
tain any low quarter shoe ut prime cost at Byrn's
lSl4 14th street. Repairing speciality.
Low SHOES of every description at cost, at
Sinsheimers. 500 9Th street.
BRADBURY PIANOS AND ORGANS for sale and
rent at low summer rates FIG. Smith, llG3 Penn
sylvania avenue.
FUssELL's ice cream.
HOwsoN's ice cream. 81 p GAL; quart tins35c.
sold at cost; also great bargains will be offered
Tomorrow only in decorated and white china
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nAILY EXCURSIONS
IL OF STEAMER ARROwSMrTH
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT AND BIACKIsTON,G
ISLAND DURING THE MONTHS OF
ra.l

viii leave her wharf foot Of eth STREET at 80 Am
every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, and on SUNDAYS at a m, and re-
turn about $50 y M, giving excursionists four
hours at Lower Cedar Point.
The water at the two places abounds equally in fish.
crabs and oysters and equally salt for bathing Fare
for the round trip during the week. 80 cents good for
day of issue. Fare for round trip Sunday 81 rood
for day of issue.
Those wishing meals the boat will he supplied ut 50
cents each Special arrangements made with schools
aud societies. iy7-3w
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
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A MANDAMUs AGAINST THE DIsTRICT.-Judee
James yesterday, in the Circuit Court. ordered q
mandamus to issue against the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia directing them to
road Company 81, $3.50, with interest from Nav
1, 1874, the amount of a Judgment obtained
against them August 16. 1875. for the grading
and parking done by the company ON street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
6@0 REWARDS:

S00 REwARDi
OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE's FRENCH KIDNEY
Have already been sold in this country and Frances
and has performed cures every time when
We o the sted and aosns ones tb.. ",
Will pay .ne above reward for single case Of
LANE BACK
and Srs ers se%sSg w
Of kdneys nc Da I DTpPs
Bladder Heh coored 6 q the PAN kdne r.
sors srae o Sr bes Nervous Weakness and ali
contracted 9y private disease othelSise "'e'sf
or any diseases of the Kidneys Blades. or Trinsry
Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by simply
PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH KIDNEY
PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
as %pSFY s for sSa r pro
not got II send 500 and you viii receive the Pad by
PROF. GUILMETTE's FRENCH LIVER PAD
va pGsistsxely cure Fever and Ague Dumb Ague Agus
ease az ae reser Jaundice Dysss and al dis.
mail Send for Prof Guimette's Treatise on the Kid.
neys and Liver, free by mail ". N'e
FRENCH PAD CO.,
TOLEDO. OHIO.
SCHILLER & STEVENS, AGENTS,
1ell sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW AND MODERN, SWIFT AND STRONG.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Can now be seen a
oPPENHEIMER's POPULAR SEWING MACHINE
ROOMS.
Do not delay but can and examine il a once.
The largest and most complete stock Of Sewing M
chimes in the city. Cal the Shrring Ma
chimes worked and get samples Of work 6 -
0PPEyHEIMER'S
500 9TH STREET SORTHWE9I.
SIec:a sttention -sen 70 Repairing Sewing Machinee
Machines for Rent Parts and attachments FOG ~
MACHINES. ~
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800 TRAVELLING TRUNKS and IS baby carriages
sold at cost; Also great bargains will be offered
Tomorrow only in decorated and white china
ware: plain and engraved glassware real ma
joca goods and tinware, at X. GOldschmid's, sig
9Th street northwest.
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Low SHOES of every description at cost, at
Sinsheimer's 500 9TH street
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ocooQuAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS

OCCoQUAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
The Steamer Mary Washington viii make Excursion
Trips TO OCCOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY, MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving eth street
wharf at 2 90 Sundays at 30 a. returning At
pm. Fare round trip, % cents.
For MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS every SATTR-
DAY. Steamer leaves wharf AT 3 o. rn returning at
pm Fare, 10 cents. This boat will be chartered at
reasonable rates. f. s. RANDALL, Manager.
The steamer Mary Washington viii also make Excur.
sions every SATURDAY. leaving her wharf at 6 80 ..
m returning at ii 80 pm Music and Dancing down
and back on all trips except Sundays. Tickets, Is
cents. m27
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Special Weather Bulletin.

REFERENCE to this local will entitle you to OBJ
tain any low quarter shoe ut prime cost at Byrn s.
l5l4 14th street. Repairing speciality.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Dro-
ver's Rest this week (P. r. Tavenner. proprie-
tori 1870 cattle were up and sold as follows:
Best. sc. to 5slc.; good. 4slc. to &C.; medium
fair. &c. to 43lc.; thin steers oxen and COWS SIC
TO 4c. Nine hundred and twenty-six sheep and
lambs were up-lambs sold for &C. to CSC:
sheep. 414c. to sc. Twenty cows and calves sold
from 500 tn $40
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Rev. THOMAS GUARD, of the most eminent clergy
men IN the country, pastor Of Mount Vernon NJ. L.
Church, Baltimore, Md:
have no hesitation in assuring you that DIR. Met
TAURs HEADACHE PILLS have proved most beneficial to
me. Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor NJ. E. Church, Haeers-
town, Nd.
1 have tried DIR. MErTAUR's HEADACHE Pills with
great dement, 1 am now seventy whine years old, and
have been subject to Constipation a number Years
Your Pills have acted pleasantly in my case the FIRST
time come to baltimore want TO thank personally.
Yours truly, THOMAS (,AMRT r.
Rev. LEWIS 4: THmEKIED. pastor NJ E. Church.
Waterbury, Nd:
gave Dr. METTAyRs HEADACHE Pills to man who
was in bed with bad attack of Bilious Fever and in two
days he was out attending to his farm work.
n, ResPecumly, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev: L. L. PETERS, pastor NJ. E. Church. Urbana Va
have nsed one box of DIR. METTAuR's HEADAcHE
PILLS, and found them most beneficial Please send me
another box. 1910 ~
Yours truly, /. F. PETERS,
Rev. G. W. HOBBS, pastor NJ. E. Church, Piedmont
w. Va:
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A PETRIFIED RATTLESNAKE,-At telegram from
Kingston, n Y, july Is, Says few days ago
some quarrymen, in getting out fagstOne at
Prospect Hill, found petrifed rattlesnake i'm
bedded in the solid rock. 1t measured over
seven feet in length, and had fourteen rattles
There being no crevice in the rock, how it got
there is mystery. 1t is believed to have been
there at least thousand years. 1t has been
forwarded to the Smithsonian Institution at
WaShnptnn
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Glib
son Payne and Annie NJ. Cole; Samuel GRAY. of
Philadelphia, and HELEN ID. Danforth: w. O.
White and Tina c. Bnkhardt; VIM. H. Robinson
ana Fannie Thomas; Joseph Bosworth and Mary
DAVIS; VIM. A Johnson and Elizabeth Jones.
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BILL FOR DIvORcE.-To-day, James H. An
derson, filed by Mr.. L. A. Bailey, bill for di-
v0rce from the bonds Of matrimony with Ellen
A. Anderson. They were married October 29th.
1875, her maiden name being Fakey, and lived
together till November 18th following, when he
alleges, she deserted him.
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The steamer Mary Washington viii also make Excur.
sions every SATURDAY, leaving her wharf $50 p.
m. returning at IL 80 pm. Music and Dancing down
and back on all trips except Sundays. Tickets. Is
cents. MAJ
POTOMAC sTEAMgoAT ~ CoMPANYs ADvER-
FOR Hog ,sE FSS kb MON.
LOOKOUT
rs STEAMER GEORGE LEARY on TUEsDAys and
FROM NORFOLK.
First class to Fort Monroe and Norfolk. - %
First class to Pney Point and Point lookout 90
first-cass round 70
FOR RICHMOND soI TRED IdI1TH AND ALL
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR con-
netting nes. with r. f. and p r. r. at Qgantico twice
Fare 70 Richmond limited. observation-disclosures 90
Fare Kichnond round trip good for 10 days o
EXCURSIONS
To Richmond. via NORFOLK TO Norfolk via Richmond
and return 70 Washington. James River 10y daylighf
Steamer Ekoerior twice daily O. 80 and SOP
Pqtomac Railroad from onantsSs,, '-Ars ...
n ses RE Ge9rEs Les Y TUESDAYS THTRsDAYs
and Norfolk With the James River steamers each way
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO ouANTIoo.
via Excelsior, $3.50 and 80 pm. On SUNDAYS at
Round trip tickets .. I'm my SO cent.
Tickets for sale and information furnished; At B. W
REEDS REL Sons l2lG street northwest Cooks Tours
principal Hotels il Is PokinRorn. next 70 cty poss
o'e and at comran'S G aG i!h M st Ess
VIM. p. WEIGH, Agent t25
poTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
Persons desiring delightful change from the d.
ride the Potomac to exandria aud return, any
cents on the Ferry Boats children under 10 q
age free The boats leave Washington daily for Alexan
Q.
I T. 80; 80 20 sS 49, $50. $50 and 1901
refreshing aud invigorating. ,el7-lm
s.ERICssON LINE STEAMERS"
ATTshcTtSs MsTER R Our TO ,6
A Steamer Of the Batinore and Philadelphia Steam.
boat Co will leave the Company's wharf, corner Light
EVERY AFTERNOON SsSssgt sunday pm. for
FARF.-CABIS....--. 81. 90
Tickets issued to Atlantic City Via Camden and Attain.
tic r. r., .'The Old reliable Lime" Phadelphia-
B BSana ae q ntss ssfS for the
For further Information and tickets apply to a."
r,s.,m FKEP ,, SH I,s,s, Re- q 4 ;. AGENT
ADJUSTMENTS.
nRIvER's SUMMER GARDEN C0NCERTs.-Addi
the coming Laura aS r fSr
Emery solo coFnetists and Silver Bell Artists Mis-
Pioolo soloist and the Marine Band. Prof. souss II
charge. No charge for admission. ylI
SOLE BICYCLE s 4HE hss2N,A And SCHOOL FOB
HOS ssrset northwest,
Send Sem stamp for fun information TO-
WAsHINGTON NATAToRIUM E Street, between
LADIES and EVERY xFTEkNooS aND RsEN ina
at all hours to give instruction in swimming. Admis
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DR. METTAUR'S

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AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYSPEPSIA in
its worst forms, cleansing the body Of of bile,
full size box of these valuable PILLS. with full di
rectiOns for complete mailed To any address
receipt of nine three cent postage stamps For sale by
all druggists at Is cents.
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WAsHISGTOS. DC, July 10. 1884, $50 a. IN I
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloud,
or cloudy weather. with rain. variable winds
mostly nOrtherly, stationary or higher tempera
fure
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every day, one-quarter two or three times
week, and the balance perhaps once or
twice month" 1t is their habit 10 eat
a great many varieties of fish raw. But
the japanese are more essential
~ vegetarisns than even the
Chinese, and all the land and marine plants
with the tubers, seemed to be placed under
contribution, Among exceptional food
plants, Mr.. Van Buren, mentions an acorn
which grows on a small bush from three to
four feet high it has less,sugar than the nut
rom the Chestnut tree of America, but has
the merit of being free from astringent and
bitter qualities. Large quantities of these
nuts are gathered dried and eaten by the
people in various ways.
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WIN, the Japanese Eat.

NJ. 4. Van Buren,, our Consul-General at
Japan, presents in blue book some inter-
esting facts in regard TO the food Of the
Japanese people. With a population OF
$4,000, 900, there is to be found in the whole
country but little more than ,0oo,0 900 head
of cattle. OF these, only 100000 can 10
considered as ct for food. Therefore there
are about two head Of cattle for
each one hundred people, whereas In the
United States we have for one hundred
mouths seventy-three cattle to MI them.
Japan Il II shters, however $500. head Of
cattle, more than one-half Of which were
consumed by the foreign population, the
Japanese army and navy. Mutton and
Pork are, outside OF the treaty ports, almost
unknown. Fish enters largely into the
food of the people. Mr., Van Buren, men
tons that "cod, salmon, herring, mackerel,
salmon.trout, carp, cells, skate,
mullet, catfish and plaice are
plentiful and cheap" II Is known
that the Government has taken active
measures in regard to fish culture, and en-.
deavors, In every way 10 increase the pro
ducts Of the sea, sending for all American
publications ON these topics Tho Consul
states that "one-half Of the people eat FISH
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ACORN DoDGRR

There was q Young girl from Bordeaux,
With cOrns on her little pink teauN,
They gave her such pain
The tears ran like rain
Down the bridge OF her delicate nssaX
Her lover-a youth from Cologne
Fled wildly aud left her slogne.
When he found that her feet
With cOrnS were replete,
With never word he had tlOgHe.
They sent for doctor from Lynn,
As shining and neat as pynn:
lie looked at her teauI,
The source of her weauI,
And INDUCED in gretiAed gryan
lie prescribed for this maid from Bordeaux,
And cured all her little pink teaux;
And now it it said
They too, will be wed,
And from sorrow and grief find repeauN.
The sweet-scented youth from Cologne,
Who left her severely alogne,
When he first heard the news
His mind he did lews,
And Fitted from life with grogne.
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gettesiss.
La. S. T..

en tns y the only Lottery ever voted ON ana
: ,'u'fseu oy The people Of any Stale vs. ""1
louisiana State Lottery Co.
r incorporated in lSsS for Is years nv tba ra,,.
tnre Tor educational and eharitsble S,e Legis-
MINI a apilal ot sloo0OOO--to which ressrse
iunu OF over $4,000 has since been adasd
ob,s Ny S w. overwhelming popular vote lis ran.
stitntion sdon,saa bsrl OF the present State Con.
us Grand Single Number Drawinys ,,,u ~.
fooSSv az u'v NV ~ never scales or postnonas
LOOK at the following distribution: v p'''p0ne>
erand Monthly Distribution, Glass A. a, W.
Orleans Tuesday, January 10, 1890 wv
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

nl.- EN.IIVulIVh' UIaSs A. az New
orleans Tuesday, January 10. 1890
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Mis,nknn Cnnsnmptlyes.

In the treatment of lung and bronchial
diseases the liver is often implicated to
such an extent that hepatic remedy be
comes necessary in efecting cure OF the
lungs, In the treatment of such cases
prescribe simmons Liver Regulator Win
entire satisfaction. ~.
j. j. STEPHENSON, NJ. d., Greensboro, Ny
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$tucnty-2;ius Cent e,ulu. M.
2loticrs.

y oIlCE-Advertis, -',nts may be handed int,
to, our business oihl hp to Sp, m, and into the
composing room up TO a. m.
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The following is a list of letters remaining
in the Postofice at Dallas, Dallas county,
FOR the week ending December l3, 1881
which, If not called for in four weeks, will
be sent to the dsad-lotter Office. Parties
sslllns Tor these letters will please say "ad-
vsrtised, giving the date of the list.