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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-15
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-15

WICHITA. KANSAS. DECEMBER Is, 1881.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-15

Hair, Nail, Cloth, Flesh, Tooth AZ Sn6Sf1e
Brushes, in elegant new ssyiss. 7
Evening star., 1881-12-22
CARTER's
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.

Silk Plush. so; Double width Plaid Dress Goods
62: Double White Blankets large size. s15O; Double
White Blankets all pure WOOL fine quality, S.: Beached
Table Damask, pure Linen so; beautiful Silk and
WOOL Dress Goods. 374 worth IS; Colored Cashmeres
pure Wool. double width 3719; immense assortment of
Cloth for men and boys so to $780, Ladies' Suit
ing Fla nnels, all Wool Navy Blue and other coors 25
Black Silk Velvet 81 Black Grape. double fold, IS
immense assortment of heavy Coaking Cloths S. so to
81 immense assortment Of Jackets Ulsters Circulars
ana Coats the cheapest in Washington; Double width
Ladies' Flannel Suiting all Wool IS; Colored Silks so
Black Silks TO- 81. 81, $.25 $780, 81 75 81 and
our ST. ST. and 81. SO Black Silks special bargains
Piano Covers. Silk Embroidered 1915; Colored Cash
meres, not all Wool Is; Colored Cashmeres, all Wool
70; Nottingham Lace for Curtains 20 ST. large size
Bridal Quilts. 81 and $125 Colored aud Black Satns
70; Brocade Silks, all colors, 81.
Evening star., 1881-12-22

vTlHE SUPERB VIM sHAEFFER UPRIGHT
- u PIANOS are first class, splendid tone. es%AfH
easy action durable, price low and termsfY TH
easy. Call and see city testimonials. Also 80 W.
Grovesteen Fuller Pianos. At V. BECKER'S
Piano Rooms 9Ol 9Th street northwest
AMOS. &C. dIs3m
Evening star., 1881-12-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

II Ol.lDA1 ANNOUNCEMENI.
We are now fully prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE
with the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
OF GOODS we have had the pleasure of Offering to
the public, and at PRICES AS Low AS THE LOW
Finely Illustrated Books Standard Books in SETS the
Poets. IN all Styles Family and Pocket Bibes Prayers
and Hymnas; Juveniles immense stock and variety;
PaPeteries and Ab9ms Fancy Goods in plush. Russia
leather, olive wood, etc. Writing Desks; Christmas
and New Year Cards; Games and Toy Books
Call early and avoid the rush.
. WI. BALLANTYNE & SON,
I'll 42S Seventh street.
Evening star., 1881-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.

open HOLIDAY EVENINGS.
COCHRANE 4 CO.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
1880 14TH STREET. BETWEEN CoRCoRAN AND
STREETS
For our patrons We print closing rhyme
This year, twill be the very Last time
In the EVENING STAR that we shall toll.
The wonderful bargains we have to sell
Last April we opened the doors Of this Store.
Uptown. where none had been before.
Kind Ladies and Gents came in to buy
Because popular prices are not high
Now Cochrane Co. opposite Riggs Bank
Wish the Public sincerely to thank.
And offer uptown another treat
At sixteen thirty. Fourteenth street.
At both stores now. open at night
'Tis pleasant to walk when the moon is bright
With your lover. or others, nice presents to find
In the Stores wherever you treated kind.
Our catalogue to name is twice too long,
'Tis best to minge with the happy throng.
See the glad faces and select yourself
From q thousand articles on every shelf.
There Dolls and China, Toys and Books
Foster Patent Kids, five or seven Hooks;
new lot just in, to mention the saIne
Ladies know on these excellent fame.
Linen 'Kerchiefs with Initials. or those Of silk.
Brightest colors if you wish or white an milk
Notions. Laces and Linens, everything new.
Damask Towels. with Initials in red or blue.
do
Evening star., 1881-12-22

100 MAGIC TRICKS 100
Devifs BOttle-Stands Up or Lays Down ut command.
25c.
Davenport Rope Tying Spirit Rapping and Cabinet
Mysteries. 25c
FIRE Eater-Spit Sparks and Volumes of Flame from
Mouth. 25c
25c
Demon Cards-Change Spots and Color At command.
25c
Serpent Eggs,,A Fiery. Kissing. Writhng, Monster
SNAKE o yard long uncoils himself from tiny pea!
O'MEARA'S SPORTING BAZAR
l347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Headquarters for that $35 Gun and that 81 dc
Evening star., 1881-12-22

OF THE
ESTABLISHED THIRTY-oNE YEARS.
E' INANV oAAh "ELhhI oIAn
WASHINGTON. d. C..
e,ybt-noce rsnar q, nre-s,x Columns t,e sim ~
the srce New yor. aa,l,as, ,s ev.rvr,ore recoo.
n,zad "a the ,e.a,nc ,,,or q, ,,o o,,v r,..
treble the c,rcu,at,on q, a,v ot,er n.ror In
WASHINGTON =, contains rsnor,s q, conu,os. ...
all tho covernme,, n.na,,mon,s u.v,,,r.on
news and ooss,n no,uioa, nersor., soo,o,v ana
direct wire 70 New iofk') Tie markets. ETC. ~
an advertising medium the figures show the facts
II printed In 1880 %, ,lS5 new advertisements!
II e. nun,shaa &, q snac,ouu ,u,a,,c n, ,ts o,vn
anu priheeo Oh inc he"est anu ias0css P'ansanx
Evening star., 1881-12-22

M USICAL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
large and select assortment Of the StieG fTTFH
the kranich Bach and other first -class' "
Pianos and Organs at lowest prices ard easiest terms
Also AL kinds Of Musical Instruments Sheet Music
Music Books, Musical Toys, and Musical Novelties in
greatest variety and lowest prices, at
G. L. WILD BROS.
New Musical Ware Rooms,
100 It'll street northwest
Until January 1852. purchasers Of any article for
SVc or over VIII be presented with piece Of Sheet
MUSIC. dit
Evening star., 1881-12-22
| CARD FROM VIM. NJ. GAIT l. co.

A CARD FROM WIN. NJ. GAIT & co.
First premium for the best barrel Of dOur made from
spring wheat this day awarded to entry No. 28 in sec
hon 49, class 25. department 26 to WIN. NJ. Gait Co.
. Witness our hands, at the National Fair Grounds Of
the District of Columba this 4th day of October 1881
j. M. WHARTON,
w. p. NEWCOMER,
JOHN d. NEWMANN,
49, Experts on Flour.
Attest: JAS. s. EDWARDS Marshal.
p: S.The above mentioned flour is CERES, the cele
brated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. which was
awarded the First Premium against all other
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 gold meda and
now again in 1881. The competition in four was
ta1nly very lively this year, and the premium
well contested for, but it simply impossibty to
beat CERES. and the premium just awarded is only ad
ding another triumph to the magnificent success this
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully ment0n the fact that Mrs. s. F.
Anderson received the first premium the handsonest
rolls biscuits on exhibition and they were made OF
CERES FLOUR. which is only another proof that it
stands No. among the best Minnesota Patent Fiours
known to the trade.
For sale by all tirst-class grocers.
w. M. GAIT L. co.
CORNER lsT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE,
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
trct of Hecker's celebrated Self raising Flour and
Buckwheat n22
Evening star., 1881-12-22

and complete assortment. consisting of Fine Pape.
tries, Juvenile and Toy Books Writing Desks, Work
books, Pocket & Knives Dominoes Checkers and other
games, Tool Chests, Wagons, Rocking Horses Dolls
Drums and Toys in great variety. e. K LUNDY I2S
Bridge street, Georgetown. d3-3w
Evening star., 1881-12-22

MANDARIN ORANGES.
FLORIDA ORANGES.
BOSTON DUCHESS PEARS.
LADY APPLES.
WHITMAN'S CANDIES,
MALAGA GRAPES.
FRESH NUTS.
MAPLE SYRUP.
FRENCH PRUNES.
RUSSIAN CAVIAR.
PLUM PUDDING
MINCE MEAT.
FRUIT BUFFERS.
RAISINS.
CURRANTS.
CITRON.
ROQUEFORT CHEESE.
NEUFCHATEI. CHEESE
FROMAGE DE BRIE CHEESE. VAN BELLS RYE
AND ROCK.
b. W. REEDS SONS.
d12 1916 street northwest.
Evening star., 1881-12-22

IMITATION STAINED GLASS
This grand and beautiful invention nlls vacancy
S snS ie!s In the ornsmenfanon Of common windows,
real lead essh lines and colored glass In richly stained
Sass WINDOWS For descriptive price list call or send
postal New designs inst received. Directions for
apPyng Eyen to every customer. Agency $50 street
1s.er oy peTmssi1n to Church Of the Incarnation.
Evening star., 1881-12-22

EiNE OLD
Il WHISTLES. BRANDIEs, WINES, &c.
We call special attention to our 1869 Pure Rye our
1873 Gaff Pure Rye 1878 Nartinsburg Pure Rye
and to OUR BRANDS. CABINET, IMPERIAL.
BAKER. EI,WOOD, ORANGE GROVE, PIONEER,
CAPE JESSAMIN, OLD CROW and MIAMI VALLEY
ye Whskes, and also to full lire of John Gibson's
Son q CO. Fine Kye Nhiskies and to importa-
ton of fine OLD HENNESSEY Brandy, DUFF COR
DON Sherries. OFFLEI'S Ports, and BLANDY'S Ma
deiras, Choice Old jamaica Rum, Scotch Whisky. Hol-
land Gn &c. A full line of California Brandy. Port.
Sherry Wine. Angelica, &c.
AL Of which offer to the Trade prices as low as
can be obtained i'll New York, Philadelphia Baltimore
or elsewhere.
We invite inspection and guarantee satisfaction.
BARBOUR & HAMILTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
d14-10t 614 and GIG Pennsylvania ave. northwest
Evening star., 1881-12-22

CILT, SILVER AND COLORED PAPER,
~ Gilt Stars. Silver Moss. Xmas Cards, Relief Pic
tures, Pranxs Panels, japanese Goods-wopders for
ladies' and childrens fancy work.
J. JAY GOULD.
dl All 9th street.
Evening star., 1881-12-22

XMAS GOODS.
large and select stock of fine and medium quality
TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS
SATCHELS, POCKET BOOKS
LETTER BOOKS, CABBAS
TOY TRUNKS. (our own make),
ROBES, SADDLES, BRIDLES,
HARNESS, WHIPS, &C., &c.
At the popular
TRUNK AND HARNESS MANDATORY
JAMES s. TOPHAM,
dl3-2w 42o 7th street northwest.
Evening star., 1881-12-22

DAnY:-BY cARRIKx IN rHx CrrE
~ CENTs; sr Mall, 80 CENTS Pm
MONTE.
WKRKLy:-so Cxsrs FoR fanaD
MONTH";; q FOR SIX MoHTHs; . q
YEAR; 8 coPrEs ONE YEAB q. AnD
ONE 20 FHB 0KIrEs-uP ~ -
CLUE AIL POoTPAIA
Evening star., 1881-12-22

LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST
WONDERFUL INVENTION.
New Art, embracing an kinds Of drawing ACQUIRED in
one 30 three lessons outs required free
Satisfaction or charge first ssson Cali and ar
sInine drawings sfssr one lessnn. AcIEOD'S studio
Room 3, Vernon Row, corner PennsytyaniA ayrnue
md 13thstreet northwest Take elevator. as In
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language Bone sah and hone meal
CAV" me the bASt fol Of clover have
ever ~d. bn' ito magic power has l"rg
since ceased 10 hive anv charm aud !
hear from many quarters that it has
no more effect than g, much aand.
Five years ago 7 sowel at the rate
OF ut least ton to t acre on a spot
OF g'o wing wheat and timothy. and
to this .'av have never seen I q slight
eat rpi.1enc~ O. anrthinp 10 point the
spot whore It VS. arrle1 and last
Fall A nnms,er of d'fFa, ent rrep'ra-
tiona were arrt'iei; boring 70 hit rpon
"n- that would i'.etifv general ap-
rlication this Sprinp. but mp - the
close Of the growing season last Fall |
could nron close exam'nati.". see
no Il ference in anv Of 'he wheat. |
ran ONLY hone the Spring growth will
develop something in tim" tn Justify
i've further nae Shell lime hae been.
and is still. extensively used hut With
ne have never ssen snv positive good
fr,m its nsa, although Thousands Of
bushels have been annlieh. and some
o. NV neivhhors make the same re-
port, although others think highl::' Of
H..
To get m a combination that will
DO the work If we'll rotted m 'nnre
has been nv aim hnt 20 far. with lit
tie success; End when I hear Of ".lnSt
the thing" irr WHEAT, corn, tobacco,
etc.. am reminded If those 'i.in'srest.
Il gentlemen whose sands Of lifa ~te
fist running ont and before their fi"al
dpnartnre desire to i'np,rt so'ne val
uab'e information Nv which life has
been px'pnd-a to OLD age, when wears
before they were give" az bv all me
medical profession ~ d"iug heyoni
their aid One is about ~ big a hum
hug az the other.
Among the very best results ever
obtained with corn was f'om m" tree
aruriiratlon Of hard wood ashes in tn
bib. bnt these cannot be "bi and IN
any quantity. lwel' rem-mhrr wh""
bow the old ash hopper Vas v*rv
naoessarv annex to In kitchen. whs's
a the ashes were PLACED, and IN pr"r-
err time exhausted Of their ro'a'h TO
boil with tat to make The Sp Is bar
rel Of soft 40 p, and when potato a"
corn plan ing 'imr Came hp sp'erd'ng,
OF the sp-ni asn-s. and how they Mt
make potatoes an corn grow NJ
soInii- phn.r ORIG a iii or otfens'sa o
game matter here to mak" ny t"at 'wo
or three per cent ammonia. J"-' to
give the plant little start, f'n | he
lieve ,ha, is all that is laim-d tor II.
l will pu' 6 'oi hard wood ashes j" the
hill aIo"g-i 10 OF i, AM. ob'ai" oe'ts'
results. 1t il 10 b. bop-d that lie
OF fire far sulphur: acli
in II Z manufacture of i-rtrllz-rs may
prove the desired thing. aud | shall
natcn with much ,nlele.t lh~ fleet OF
such u Pho ,phale on the coming cr' P
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Consal III ptiSn
Positively Cuae:',

All sufferers f. N ,li. d cease At ~;
anxious 10 b. cured ,h",ld 'rr II \.
n+r's Celebrated C'nsum. 'iv' = =',s'-r-~'
These Powders nrr the on, ~, l'nrs,"
known that win cue Cnnsnml ton an'' =
diseases Of the "hro.' and Lungs in'e'
81 strong IL our filth in t''r'n. ard ais" IL
convinct Won that ~ r arr n" hnmhu"
we will, forwnr,' ,n every sufferer b" mai!
post paid, re Tr'n' Box
! We don't n, vu'r m rev unit! y"t
ara perfectly satisfied 1T their ruru'iv'
powers II Your life II WORTH >a.i'g. don't
.lelay in riv,ng l''rse P'.wd' rs trial. az
They will surely IRE 'nn
Price. fr large bX $500 sent to any
|,.rt ~ NE l1n,,,d Sta,fs or 'aEat'a. ht
mail. on r.r' UT Of price.
Address -...
Ana RrpNfNS.
$50 rns Nrnts1. En- ~Hiys, y.
Dec. o.
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Fits Epilepsy,
OR
Fn7lin0 Su:kncss.:

Permanently Cnred-n" humbig-M ont
months usage If DR.. Gnulard's Gr'elrs'rti
Infalhhle Fit Powders. To convince suf-
Erprs that these powders will do all We
claim for them we will send them ny mail.
n,r, mid. free Trial bnx As DR.. G"n
lard h the only physician that les ever
made this dr.. gre special stus'y, and ~
to our Knowledge ,haHss9ds lave lHen
permanently cured by tie use Of 'hsre
Powders, we will guarantee a permanent
cu,t n, every ,ca.e. or refund you I'LL none!
expended AN sufferers slon d give these
Paw drrs arf r"rly trial. and be convinced
af tht ir cuql,iive pow era .
Price. f'E large box $500. or Z hoxes
for so 90 .pn, h, mail I" any pnrt nfthe
Irni,ed States M Canada on receipt al
price, or nv rxprrre-C. o. ID. Address
kStI h ROHHlNs,
800 rcSLrox s5Sssr. ysooxLIS, H. =
B>SS IN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-04-21

IN Outfit fn-ni-ied free wit III in
V1N ruci on for ce't!' cti.. ~. nl"s
VlV prottn in ,nsi,rs that s","hr CO.
engage in The m'sine-s is 20 easy y
learn and TOR Instructions are so simple
undplain. that any one can make gr's'
profits from the very start NO enc can
fa;, hos willing to work. Women aie
Ina successful as men. Bows and girls car
"a earn '" lsrss sums M Many haye made a. Il.
busipess over one hundred d"llsrs IN sin-
gle eek. N",hing like II ever known he
fore. All who engage are surprised at tie
ease and rnpitlily with which they are atie
Ito make money. You Gun engnge IN this
business during ycur spare time A. rrsi
profit. You d. not lave to invest cari
in IL. We take all the risk Those vi
need ready money. should write to 81
once. All furnished FREQ Address
TRUt i CO., Augusta, Aans
Dee. iS1y.
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ASSESSMENTS FIRST DIVISION
based $1,000 ce'hca'e and the assessments VIII @
unsances allowed exceed I'm" wrnv e
will placed The expense fun" ana lie rs"" " e
In the First Division members adv"nc
in
scco,d II
CURED ss rsra;s & so0o d.. and
nrn shall he placed the circuit q" lie ornnc"r
he l~se fund
BENEFICIAL AND EXEMPT OF THE SECOND DIVISION
Members in this Division assessments in on
after the date Of their cershcae
ANY remaining unmarried Five Years after becoming
benetc continuing 81 co. shall EMIT the amount
receive married previously ana case m ot"n
expiration Of the aforesaid Five Years.
RESTRICTION
only WI he allowed to issue any "ns "pp
certificate In each ONLY viii Ne allowed
First DIVISION anil su certificate can " me 10"
CHANGE RESIDENCE.
Members who change required to Immediately gve
ocs address TO The cmtm ~ en%e
always number q" their cernoe o"n @"
e"'S COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS AND ANNUAL DUES.
No agent crc annual dues
upon presentation Of printed receipt sigurd ~ TIC secretary 'Ir '""
If any annual dne p"t t"tht association WIN
xv e s a. ns shall o.
pind mail the address OF members stating when assess
mns be deemed sufhcieni notice.
All paid secretary The home once
Any csrshe Nv ~" dues Of assess:
ns thin application Be "re 70 slshp w.
onh accrued and sH forfeiture VII" one o"'' ~"
,ded, provided smell Ia still unmarried
carving Than o mS.s en eng. sos n
q ctrre INIT carincrse Oh vVVV
ACTUAL AMOUNT OF RELIEF.
Division M Designated ss are equal ~ n s1"n" M nr,"
ar seo s %a D sss y require 800
In .an s'S '''>'' -
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DECREASE IN THE RATE OF ASSESSMENT.
membership d aOwnss
~' WHEN MEMBERS CAN MARRY.
division time the ts Of their
validity VIII he made
~ beneficiary cnb hene6caL
PAYMENT OF RNDOWNENTS
theft
fun" Created nom the ad
when fesitae otherwise FROM III assessment
ANNUAL. DUES
membership
RESERVE FUND.
All for and actually ned
purpose
Nac iqntlaing endowment clama
TRANSFERS.
without The Of "caon through their accompanied by
. fee Of Fl 90 sI h~ null aud void
APPLICATION OF Membership.
application should accepted
REMlTTANCES. (
All association tho by Check Draft
Postal Oder or Registered Letter.
COMMUNICATION.
for membership information busipei
of should be Hddressedto
GEO h COLE, Esq Secretary, York. Pa
Of memberships further information apply personally
Il. III. B. BARRICK. Agen:
for M. M. A. A., Central Hotel. address
P.O Locks, 2. ~. d.'i.Lss
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T && E XOH Il, + a.,
MARRIAGE
R&&
MWTWA1 AID
"A ssoci a ton!
incorporated laws Of PENNSYLVANIA, sso)
gtART8R P4RY9TVA1s
SECRETARY OFFICE Centre Hail. Centre Square York Pa
00ZEEN1EalnlR4.
u,1.s rvsTrp pre.;aen York Pa
Enc Dt Ar sLAGIE Vice President Hanover, y
GEORGE B. COLE Esq Secretary, York. "
'''N0' D D1mm azpDnass
SAMUEL swARrz. Hanover P"
pPTEK , spPENKLE York.
GEORGE Dos0H,
,JA3oB Fl. BAER,
e eE3AS EH 5 coE4.
Entered H. A. % sss q
OBJECTS.
To encourage ard promote Ma.rmony Institution well
s' Re- rn"ing desirable homes for hm. the
s" viii n" ~ s saa ~ ~s s''st
at by s' j".s w" ,, 's " rodi
' By p;ss''@s lear the , rS tim.
ST: s s T.; s, *' e S n1 mss" ~
s.sd s t"s' 's @.""s
,,' % s "ss, ' n I'M" 'H' "'| ~
npu',n
7 providing far 'tH'"
''wAri.c "r'-" Il 'y,;- ",n "" ,',
"s I" "'9
,t.r '.u'
j. a"'catn "s' "h"'s "ee't
I'M Of
nr e"allny t"'F"f
the ryr n,on III" " th "
II Bv u.neaine opening road t" t"H e, ard "s
Ry
Il.
ii, H ",.s , .,!y S ss , to -" & XIV"
cuunuluc the mttln
ut proper ages u" CIV g ~ SUI
III, The not snrTesin
fuhh cnt rom Us
eneht
MI Il
Not medical exa'hhcs "rc """'
This $500
dollar of the assessments VT"
paul and the
II
MEMBERSHIP.
ne,sons female romh -
wards themselves by their consent nav secured =
Divisions
complying will the eq n the '"ia""
@ @ g dues provided The "'
j. p''h
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HIM n Yourselves by making money
HNy when golden chance il offered,
bIsJuA thereby always kee. ing poverty
from your door. Those who always take
advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered. gene rally heroine
wealthy. while tlr'se who do not improve
such chances remain IN p verify. We want
many men. wo,nen. boys and girls 10 work
FIR us nigh, in their own locali'irs. The
business will pay more than ten times or
binary wages. We furnish an expensive
outfs, and all that you need. free. N" one
who engages fails 10 make money very
rsp'd1y. You GIN devote your whole time
10 the work. or only voir spare moments
Fu'i Information and all that ~ needed
ga, ftee Address oTINSON & CO..
ceo. .s1.y. Po..s7sa, Maine
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CHAS. b. 0. FOX,

offers W the pu'lic rsre chance for
EXTRA BARGAINS.
N.B Re, airing in MI its branches a.
usual. All wuik and sales guaranteed b,
CHA> H.U FOX.
No IA W Patrick ST Frederick Md
Ian 6,tf
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Il will care
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
DIFFICULTY OF DREATHNA
FANS AND WEAKNESS Of the BREABT,
WHOOPING COUGH,
COLDS, COUGHS, Etc.
SzHlHRR's SYRVP 10 the prescription q
Dr. John .Swope, one Of the most eminent
Physicianh Of Maryland, and used In his
practice, for both adults and children, tOS
forty years.
tryingit
Pxdoe Is AID 80 cents PER Bsttlc
Sold BY all DaueeIsn.
DAVID Z. TOUTZ. Preprastss,
BALTIMORE Ma.
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CLUSl\C Ol'l' bALE
OF
$4,000

Watc.,rs, Clocks,
= 1.lE %. .a@vH.."o
Knives. Fmks. Spoons, &c; Baskets. BIT.
ter Uishrs. Casters. Tea Sets Iiltin" and
other Pitchers. Gohlris Mugs. ETC, etc
JEWELLERY.
u, err, Guard. Vest "ml Neck Chains in
solid Gnld and best rolled Pla'p Gold; Pins
md Ear Rings. in sets or separate; Stutls.
Sleeve and Collar Buttons;
FINEST STONE CAMEO RINGS
Il. town; and greatest variety Of other set
and ;,lain rings. Bracelets, L"cke,s, Charms
&c.
GOLD PENS. PENCILS AND TOOTH
PICKS.
SPECTACL.ES AND e r GLASsE ,
In continuing the closing out of the
abpve goods a, sacrificing prices,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-04-21

NE st. IN Iurab Z, finest 6nishs
L nd lie pest ayon a the market.
Nt.C IS =, I, ,ble cam engines an
NV mills, HElSEk scpara."
operators. Hagerst ,wn Glove. huIiei $
and horse power.
,uE KEYSTONE pLOW
lie hest now in use. the mould boards are
empered which wears and cleans equal !,
steel Every pillow warranted CL T.
TING SC XES and CORN SHE1LER.
the very hst. We ais" keep on hand 80
leather i,clting, atcam engine packing.
and variety Of hardware which re "'
very low IARDEN SEErS Of .'e''
CLOVER and TIMOTHY Nt' -
bought and sold.
We respectfully invite all I" ra.; .no
us. and examine for yourselves We
WAYS take pleasure IN showinr on' r"'
We keep none bu, the very hest N
mcnts and ALWAYS AIR 10 please any
toners both In qualify and price y
member the place
STEWART 4 nF1i
Cor. W Patrick s. = Market st, sr"'''
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-04-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-27
DR.. HAMILTON INTERVIEWED.
He Thinks the Bullet is Lodged i'm the
Right lilac FO~sa.

NEW YORK. July %. In an interview, this
morning. with the Evening Post representa-
tive, DIR. Frank Hamilton. just from Wash
ington, said:
This new complication does not material
" effect the Presidents chances of recovery.
Of course it produces an impression on the
system, but other similar distractions and
complications NAV ensue, and still not cause
serious alarm
Has ANYTHING further been discovered as
to the course of the ball and its present posi-
TOM
Eyes, / think there has. The presumption
seems TO be from certain indications, that the
bullet lies in the right lilac fossa. | do not
think the ball entered the peritoneum or liver,
although the evidence at first presented was
very conclusive that it had entered the liver,
and his physicians are very accurate, expert
enced and observing men,
The right lilac fossa mentioned by Dr.
Hamilton, is the cavity between the front OF
the hip bone and the ribs, and contains the
small intestines)
when left the President last night every
thing was getting along nicely. He did not
look at all like pyameiac patient, and was
able 10 use his arms freely and shake hands
with hearty grip. The fear Of paralysis Is
groundless.''
DIR. Hamilton will return TO Washington
tomorrow night, to relieve DIR. Agnew.
There is more earnest interest shown By
the public to-day, in dispatches from the
White House, than for the past week. The
crowds around newspaper boards are double
in size those of yesterday, and the countenan-
ces of people plainly evince great and deep
concern.