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here. and been spared all this mischief II is
evident future Presidents must return to the
time-honored good old American rule

here and been spared all this mischief II is
evident future Presidents must return to the
time-honored good old American rule"
THE SCENES AT THE JAZZ.
yesterday were quite different from those Of the
preceding Sunday. there being but few callers.
No religious services were held yesterday in the
building. nor did any of the Y. NJ. c. A. call for
that pl pose.
GCirEAr WANTS To SMOKE.
Yesterday morning. Guiteau asked for cigar
which was refused him. and aftcrward he had an
interview with Mr. Bayley. of the District At
torncys office. going over his story for the fifth
time. Al the conclusion Of this interview he
appeared cheerful. and walking up to Gen
Croker he said Good morning. Gen.
Z. asked: "How are you? Did you sleep well:'
And Guiteau answered cheerfu,ly oh l am
night" and turning he quickly disappeared
through the gate which separates him from the
outside world
BITTER TOWARDS TIRE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The prisoner is particularly bitter towards At
torney Ge neral MacVcagh. and it would there
fore appear that shvSiid Vice President Arthur
succeed President Gatield. Mr.. Macy. would not
be Guiteaus candidate for place i'm the Cab-
net.
GClrEAC WANTS EXERCISE. BIT DOESNT WANT TO
GO OUT OF JAIL FOR 1T.
A few days ago, after one of the interviews
with District Attorney Corkhill Guiteau re-
marked: Look here. Corkhill. I have been used
TO exercise. and not being confined TO such
cell as have. Can't YOU make ARRANGEMENTS
with Gen. Crocker to allow me permission Ia
exercise in the rotGnda:" Col Corkhill repicd:
''oh. no: that would not do. fer ii might be dis
agreeable to have people looking through the
bars at you; but IN tell YOU what Ill do: I'll
bring my carriage down some afternoon and
Will take ride over the hills" GuiteaG. with a
shrug of the shoulders. replied: ''Oh, no: don't
want to go out. but just to exercise inside" One
OF those to whom this incident was related suy-
gested that by giving Guteau a ride outside
the expense of a trial weuld be obviated and
Guiteau perhaps thinKs so. too.
THE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN AT MRS. LOCKwOOD'S
A STAR reporter learned at Mrs. Lockwood's
that on Thursday last woman who gave her
name as Elizabeth X. Hill called there While
there man, supposed to be a secret service
officer. came. took her away. and sent her out
OF town. The woman was supposed TO be in
sahe. and the action of the officer it is said was
based on some insane remarks she had made
about the President. The woman Hill. it is
stated had also called at the District Attorneys
Office. She was engaged here i'm selling book
OF hers i'm the Departments and about town. The
book or pamphlet is entitled :" False Imprison-
ment OF Elizabeth r. Hill. 10y Rev. Gabriel H.
DE Noise and the Selectmen of North Brookiied
Mass" 1t recites her grievances a"ainst the
persons named for coninng her for allie yed lu-
macy.
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EQUITY CnrRT-.Iudae uul;e

To-day. Ergood and Cooley; pro confesso AZ.
Oyster. Doyle at. Giddings: do agt White.
Hooper agt. Faunee; do. agt. Golding vacated
Towers agt. Williams sale ratified finally Leitch
against Peugh; do. Mosher act. Mosher; do.
nisl Connolly; do. do. Moran agt CouIbourns
auditors report confirmed. Hoge agt Eagle.
ston; do. Bayliss agt. Macarthur; new trustee,
appointed. Heck agt. Heck; sale ordered. d.
mond ast. Nat Capital Ins. Co.; receiver ro1
ieved from further prosecution OF cee<oin.
claims o'Dwyer ast jackson; 20 days allowed,
TO take testimony. Gilman agt. Hsfimesn; In.
Junction denied and restraining order dIscharRodk
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BIDS WERE OPENED TO-DAY


in the office Of the District Commissioners for
street southwest from Maryland avenue to Il
street southwest, and on Virginia avenue. be-
tween 9th and 18th streets. the materials to be
furnished by the District government. The
bidders for AZ street were VIM. Buckley, Hines
& Cudmore, Thos. Joyce and p Mahoney, and
the nature Of the work is taking up and remov-
ing..the Macadam roadway, hauling the surplus
material to the property yard, resetting curband
laying brick sidewalk. The bidders for Virginia
avenue were VIM. f,uckley, Hines & Cudmore,
Thos. Joyce. p. Maloney and - Lynch. The
work is the same, with tie exception of the re-
moval of Macadam roadway. schedule is be-
ing made to ascertain the lowest responsible
bidder
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. July I.-Nirgnia 6's deferred,
16 do. consols. 81: do. past due coupons 81; new
ten-fortieS, So Z. bid TODAY,
BALTIMORE, July lL-Cotton stcady-mid-
ding. III lsall \. Flour steady and qiiiei-Howar1
street and western super. 35t4 .2l: do extra, Ida
5.25: do. family. 5Ja6. 20: city mills super. 359a
4.ost do. extra, 4,5a52i: do family 615a,. .0. do.
Rio brands. 6.J0a6y6.: Patapsco family. rs.
Wheat, southern steady and active; western
higher and firm-southern red. 1lSal23; do.-
amber. l-2.ial a6: No. 2western winter red. spot.
LA July, 1s5sS: August, l.2l lsal2ls; September.
l.2ls.; October l-z3ll Gl.23k. Corn. southern
steady: western higher hut inactiVe-southern-
white. 50; do yellow 5.a;S; western mixed. spot
So bid: steamer. 1ss!a53. Oats duli-weStcrn
white, si.J.: do. mixed. :sJa3G. Rye duh, S0siss.
Hay dull-lIime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, l39aai6.9 Provisions firm, with fair
jobbing trade-nless pork old. is.Ji new, ls.000
Bulk meats-looSe shoulders and clear rib si9cs.s
none here: do packed. and 81. Bicon-sboul-.
ders, AZ; clear rib SIDES. l0A. Hams. l2al2h
Lard-refined, LIZ. Butter quiet-westcrn fresh
grass, bali. Eggs quiet. 1ial5 Petroleum nomt--
nal Coffee steady-Rio cargoes. ordinary 70 fair
9kallk. SugGr lower-A soft. 10. Whisky quiet
l2al l2k. Frcights to Liverpool per steamer
steady. Recepts-fiour. 5S. barrels: wheat
G497s bushels; corn, 23.05s bushels: oats q sl6
bushels; rye, 3l6 bushels. Shipments-wheat.
~, ,36 bushels, corn. lt,. KS bushels
NEW YORK. july Il-Flor steady and o,,ict
Wheat rather quiet. Corn Quiet
LONDON. July III, I.3o D. m.-Atlantic ana
0reat estern hrst mortgage trustees cerfif-
Gates, % y. Erie 46A. New York Central lx9L
headinU, ~. New York, Ontario and Western.
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BOOKS. &c.
CUG-fER READING.

CUG-iER READING.
Tie Beautiful Wretch Vim. Black
En- Ocean Fee LANCE: ". Clark Russell.
The Georgials: Round Robin Series.
Among the Hlis: Leisure Hour Series
A GienteilEn of Leisure Edgar Fawcett.
= move Soibbakeu, FROM the Morse.
How CrCr~ef Africa: Major Pinto
EiI9-and Without ai:d Within; X. GRAM White.
rens, DIIett: f. Stuart Phelps.
Book Of Love Stories: Nora Ply.
Poems Of Ballads; Heine.
Franklin Square Library.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
MErROPoLITAS BoOKSro
N9 9ll renIs yiyalia ayente.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

'THO-.ISON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
sc STREET SoErHwEsT, OPP. PATENT OFFICE.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specially fit
g,larzIi5eed.
READY MADE SHIRTS at IL oIowir.- prices:
L>t Nass;stt>. urhGi~he1 IS ct+. finished, 20 eta.
t,s =. tt the l.. he'd. G5c., finished 80 cts.
lo- WsinSI.tt., finished 60 finished, IS cts.
lest Now i.seS IL SuEI,if-r NECK WEAR.
tsNC1 HALF HOSE UNDERWEAR and full line
g CENTS FURNISHINGS at remarkable LOW
IEICES.
Money refunded where 9 eds fail to suit.
1ell JAMES THOMPSON Manager.
pCI THE MY iSTERY'' SHIRT.-They are made Of
- f-st-caes Nuslins such New York Mills. Wan-
siSt, and Nila:nSyi third fourth rate goods
F.atll ed Wainsutta- When ycu buy the '.MYSTERY"
SHIFT yCu get nrr-ciIss Muslin and the best Sound
Heavy .eI fo- 80 cent, and they not satisac-
iy ~eI yoI set .hem home you can return them and
yC- sGgr money
i1NIN COLI. finest quality ard latest styles,
oiIy =. 50 r'er dozen; six for Is cents.
S.Lk NECK WEAR, cleaper than ever.
Very iEe AIl-liuen HANDkERCHIEFS % cents,
vClIA 40, At
MEGINNISS',
f.--S 1902 + street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN PRoFrERS HIS SERVICE
TO CTsTEAr Az cor NSTI.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN PRoFrERS HIS SERVICES
TO GUsTEAU A. CorN NSI:I..
This morning District Attorney Corihill re-
ceiyed to his care postal card. dated "Madis0n
Square, New York. July 9th" addressed to the
''Citizen Assassin" reading as follows:
''CtiZen Assassin: Hayin" saved party. Cabi-
net and star routes. Smashed ~talwartism!
(killed democracy, Immorfalized Garfield!
Smothered Grant. Arthur and Conhlingism!
Collapsed Depew! Brought planets teafs to
White house. obtained quarter million gift for
family. the President should pardon You as his
best friend.) Un name OF Zion y0u sa, ed Zion
Six months in tombs for quoting three columns
Bible (before reyision) TO SAVE Woodruff from
Beecher! declared unsound mind thought HARM
less by highest medical experts Cashiered
money mania Hammondites: and sane and re-
sponsij'e for his acts 10y jury. As no one seems
your friend will you accept my services az coun-
sci. Success guaranteed in advance.
GEnRGE ERANCIs TRAN.
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A Hashlngton Walter Drowned at Utica,

Utica, N. Y, July 11.-William Bayne. q col
ored waiter, aged twenty-five, who recently
came from Washington, was drowned while
bathing here last night. The body was re-
covered.
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WALL STREET TO-DAY.


New YORK July 1.-THE Post sfinancial article
Gao pm. edition. says:-The stock exchange
was opened for business at III o'clock. While
the news respecting the Presidents condition
is still encouraging, the reports respecting the
condition Of trunk line affairs were such as to
induce free selling of the stocks of the COM
panes directly involved: and also of other stocks.
on the theory that a break i'm the trunk lines
shares will drag down the whole list. In the first
hour prices fell under this pressure Of
sales 1Sa2s4 per cent. the trunk line the
elevated railroad and the southwestern shares
having shown the most weakness. Since noon
the market has been steady and there has been
a fractional recovery. There has thus far been
little reinyestment Of money received as July in
come. The attempt on the Presidents life hav-
ing made capital timid for the time being, United
States bonds advanced Is for all issues at the
first board, which was later lost except Tor the
extended 6s. State bonds advanced Is for Lou
isiana consols to 65}S. Ad otherwise were neg
lected. Railroad bonds were dull, but prices
changed were lower. The money market is easy
at 3a4 per cent for call and time loans, and the
quotation for prime mercantile paper is also 3a4
per cent. The market here for foreign exchange
Is very dull. but thus far is steady.
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Eirxan,lria Affairs.

Reported for The Evening star
MILITARY FUNERAL.-The funeral OF Jam es
III. Neae. OF the Alexandria Light Infantry
took place from the armory OF the infaatry o a
ROYAL street. yesterday afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Father o.
kane :. j.. and the COMPANY escorted the re-
mains to ~. Marys Ce:aetery aud fired volieys
over his grave.
MAYORS OFFICE.-The mayor. az IL o'clock
this morning heard the case uf d plo-.d boy
named jefferson. CHARGED with stealing a pair
of shoes from l.. GelZburg. and ordered the dis
charge of the boy.
CoMPAEIsoN.-A ssl;amary Of all the expen-
ditures of the corporation for the past five years
since the present auditor and treasurer have
been in Office with the previous five wears shows
a decrease OF expenditures OF Sl5jo0D.
CORPORATION CoTRT.-Judge Chiffon held the
corporation court this morning and was en-
gagged with motion for a continuance OF the
trial OF Lu Blackburn. for assault upon Officer
Franks. The case continued.
BABE FoUND.-0n Saturday night last. the
police found a cuaning mullato babe oa the
pavement near the corner of Washington and
Queen sire cts. 1t was taken t. the station and
cared for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

Col. F. d. STEPHENSON has beer promoted to
the grade of examiner, at $1,000 per year. in the
Pension Office.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnterna!
revenue. S9S2.27S 10; customs. S105. .694 %.
Mr.. f. V. OBEiES has been appointed official
stenOgraphcr of thc Department OF Ag-icuiturea
INTERNAL REvENU.. APPOISTNENTs.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury to-day appointed
Joseph A. Bievlein Internal revenue storekeeper
for the first district Of Ohio and III. {. Fulton
oauger for the second Iowa.
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SCORCHING WEATHER.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE U. S. signal service
thermometer here registered 103.5 at SIS yes
terday afternoon. An ordinary thermometer
registered from to 8 degrees higher in the
shade. The heat vas the greatest on record
here. The coroner was called to attend thirteen
deaths. all from congestion of the brain, sup
posed to have been superinduced by the excess
sive heat. There were twelve sunstrokes though
no fatal cases We're reported up to midnight.
SunstrOkes In Kentucky.
In Covington. KY. there We're six cases of
sunstroke yesterday. four of them fatal
Hottest Of the Season in Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, md, July 11.-Yesterday was
the hottest day of the season here. The ther-
mOmeter registered 101 degrees i'm the shade
There were three fatal sunstrOkes, and num-
Der Of other cases are reported.
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kilograms to the Star.
THE ARIZONA SCARE.
sCORCHING WESTERN WEATHER.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Arizona Scare Investigated.

LONDON. July 1.-The agent of the Associated
Bress sent special messenger to Schulz to in
veStigate the Arizona scare He reports that
the package of letters as described was cast up
on Long Island. The package contained the
Arizonas reckoning from the 4th of June to the
2lst; private letters dated as late July 1st and
the certificate of Engineer Williams in regard to
the working of the steamers engines Some
timber, logs and a cask of rum were cast ashore
at Three Castle Head near where the steamer
Bohemian was wrecked in Dunoush Bay in Feb
ruary last. but the finding of these waits was on
the Sd instant. when the Arizona was at Queens
town. and the coast guard did not intend to con-
meet them with Captain MurIays paper in re-
porting the affair. as he attached no Importance
to the papers. believing that they were thrown
overheard. There were uneasy rumors how
ever among the people on the coast. probably
intensified by the fact that young man named
Mccarthy member Of family who rescued
the survivors of the Bohemian disaster died i'm
an hour from drinking too much of the rum. and
several other persons who drank of ii We're with
difficulty restored. The rum and timber proba-
bly, belonged to a Norwegian vessel from La
guna, which was recently wrecked in the At
lantie
AmericanizatiOn Of Germans.
The Berlin correspondent of the morning
Post says: German scholars though regrettin-
the AmericanizatiOn of Germans on their ar
rival i'm America. do not favor the establishment
of a German university there.
Communist Appointed.
A Paris dispatch to the Times says: NJ. Trim
quett. the returned communist. has been APP
pointed 10y the prefect ofthe Seine to an Inspector
ship at 2, 400 francs salary yearly.
The Hustled American.
LONDON. July 11.-Mr. Merrill of the UniOIr
Athletic club. of Boston. who with his friends.
was disgracefully hustled at the athletic sports
of the Moseley Harriers club on Saturday last.
has indicated his intention of not competing i'm
the sports at the Aston lower grounds, Birming--
ham, again.
The Sportsman to-day says: The disturbance
was most disreputable. and blot has been in
fiicted on the name which English spectators
have hitherto gained for fairness that will be q
lasting disgrace. The disturbance was caused
by mob of rOughs
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COHING HEAVY DISCHARGE OF PENsIoNCLERKS
Within a few days there vii; be heavy discharge
of clerks in the Office of the Commissioner of
Pensions. This will embrace a number of in
conpetents and those doing duty i'm the Office
who served in the confederate army Gen Dud-
ley. the new commissioner. while he has no de-
sire to prescribe confederate soldiers. is decidedly
of the opinion that there should he other ser
vice for them than passing upon the claims of
union soldiers for penSions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

Mr.. r. G. Mason. OF West Virginia recently
promoted to a principal examinership in the
l. S Patent Office. has been assigned to the
class Of mills and milling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

PROMoTI0NS--There will be several fourth
class cerhsIip promotions in the general land
Office in few days.
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THE WIFE OF EX-SENATOR HOWE. Of WiscOn-
sin. is dangerously i'll at the residence of her SON.
in-law. Mr.. Enoch Totten in this city. The cx-
Senator is a member of the international none
tary conference, but has been notified of the ill
ness OF his wife. and is now route from Europe
to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

DELAYED BY AN ACCIDENT.-Col. Stevens. for
many years clerk to the House appropriations
committee. recently started on trip to the Pa
cific slope with his family At ST. Louis. while
out driving. Col. Stevens carriage was demOl-
ished by collision with street car. Mrs.
Stevens was quite seriously injured and the
party was delayed sOn:e days 10y the accident.
The driver of the street car it is said was asleep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

EARLY CL0SiSG.-By order Of the Postn,a St er
General on ard after to-day the Post Office de-
paTtmeEt will be closed at 8 PIN until further
orders.
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LEAVES or ABSENCE FOR Treasury CLERKS-
When the exchange OF the FIVE and SIX per cent
bonds for continued thrce-and-a-alf per cents
were in progress at the Treasury department. an
order was issued fOrtidd;nr all leaves OF alb
senca. This because all the clerks who could he
spared were detailed on this duty Now that
the work is over the order has beer revoked.
and leaves will be @iyeil. but under the practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

BUNS
Fnriand Without and Within by Richard Grant White.
lie Republic of tiot 10y Elisha Nufuri.
building Eras. by H1r ICE Bushnell.
CslliI.entiry ON Exodus, To-; j. q. Murohy, D. D.,
american edition.
Handicapped, by Marion Harlsnd.
.i-s. Paraoe's Scw Cook Beck.
The Emperor, by Ge1r--c Ebers.
No Gentlemen, by Mrs. e. L. B;-rnham.
WI. BALLANTYNE& & son.
jy3 i2s Seventh stTset northwest
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Not AN EXCEPTION TO. Bur EXEMPT FROM. THE
EULE--A paragraph has appeared in several of
the papers that the Secretary Of the Navy had
made an exception to his regulation circular.
which forbids women residing OH public vessels
i'm behalf of Capt. Chandler. commanding the
Minnesota. ut Newport. r. |. No such eXcep-
ton has been made The regulation applies to
vessels i'm commission for sea sercicp. and the
Minnesota does not come within that class. she
is exempt. as other receiving ships are, from the
operation of the regulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

REGISTER BRUCE. of the Treasury tO-da,
made a tour of inspection CT his office. acquaint
ing himself with the duties of each clerk II
was so quickly done that but few of the clerk.
knew of his presence until addressed by him. He
seems determined to post himself in all the de
tails of his office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-11

NAVAL NOTES.-The Trenton was at Vile
francle 9th of June. to sail in few days for the
coast of Italy and Adriatic The Galcna left
Cadiz 18th of June and arrived at Lisbon 18th
of June. The Ticonderoga from San Fran
cisco. has arrived at Rio: GIl well. She will sail
about the 10Th for Hampton Roads.
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PERsONAL.-Senator Plumb was registered i'm
NV York last night.-Mr W. g. Reed. who
has been confined to his house by prolonged
attack of neuralgia for some weeks rast. is
again able To be Out.--Messrs Thomas and
Anthony \. Connolly were passengers by the
stearher City Of BRUSSELS for Europe. whence
they 20 on telephone business. in which they
are fortunately intcrested-Mrs. J. A. Roberts
has gone to Occoquan Falls. with her son. for
the heated acknowledgements Hen
drick b. Wright is dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence in Wikesbaire-J. n. Tyner. J. H.
Mari. c. F. Peek and A. NJ. Clapp. of Washing
ton. were in Philadelphia yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-21

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the exCruCiating pain OF cut.
ting teethH II 90, 20 ct once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer I'm.
mediately-depend upon II; there iB no
mistake Sbout II. There 10 not mother
on earth who has ever used ifwho will moi
tell you az once that Il will regulate The
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, and
relief and health 10 the child, operating
like magic. II 10 perfectly safe 70 use ID
ell cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and Il
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
United States. Full directions for Using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of Curtis 4 Perkins 10
on the outside wrapper. Bold by all Medl.
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Beware Of limitations. H HwAE
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I.shlnE PIIe.-sI mplomn and Cura


The symptoms are moisture, like perspi
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
Of night, as II pin worms were crawling
In and about the rectum; the private pRrti
are sometimes affected Il allowed 70 con.
tlnue, very serious results may follow
"Dr. swayne's All.Hesling Ointment" Is q
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch
Salt Rheum, sCald Head, Erysipelas, Bar.
berS' Itch, Blotches, all scaly, 0rusty, Gu.
taneous Eruptions. Price 80 cents, 8
boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail 10 any cd,
dress on receipt Of price In currency, OF
three.cent postage Btamps. Prepared only
by Dr.. Swayne 1 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom
tnent druggists.
sweyneS Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders. MWPGW