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MEDICAL. &c.

- LADIES. PHYSICIAN in the city. can be consulted
9. All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly
cured Prompt treatment Separate rooms for ladies'
NO CURE NO PAY!-To all afflicted with private dis
speedy saa saa Is FfHs
street southwest. je2I-im.
DR. RECORD. Ia WEST FAYETTR STREET, Bal
~ tmore from oIg experience In hospital and private
sr e.
discretion with sperinaiofrhss. premature decay lost
sansss
IN hsss 70 e eA day. sS Hey Gan sr
ed from fee. te17-3m'
MANHOOD REsTORED.,,A victim OF early impru-
n Sm asy b
covered SIMPLE means OF SELF cure which he viii send
a ass9so a Chatham s r hE new Sor,
NERVE Il nsp BRAIN TRxEsr sPssss
ache, Mental Dspresso1. Loss Of Memory spermator-
to ds es
months treatment One dollar box or six boxes for
m asssp' Ps each
@
the BY % ae Mt
tss s 4
DR; BROTHERS is the Oldest Established Ladies'
~ Physician in Washington. Female Irrowularitiee
distinctions, and LeucorrhGa quickly cured. Office.
906 street southwest opposite Smithsonian No charge
for advice. tel3-2m
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La.
AVA dies All female complaints quickly cured. Can be
consulted daily at 924 It'll street northwest Once hours
from to 3 O'Clock pm. je1O-2ms
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS-Certain cure for
u Kidney Diseases. Gravel and all Urinary Diseases,
Scrofnla. Syphilis and all Blood and Skin Diseases
speedily cured G0n0rrhGs cured In 48 hours. For
sale by WM b. ENTWISLE, Druggist corner 18th
by mail under seal on receipt Of prioe. mo
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON every Wednesday and
~ Saturday at his Office 456 street northwest near
AZ street, from to O'Clock M, who, with fifteen
years experience guarantees cure In I'll diseases the
Urinary Organs. Nervous and seminal Weahness, Noe
s. recently contracted positively cured in from 70 10
days Generalization etcty private. and separate oces
for adiee Referst the leading phycians Of Baltimore
Main ofnce. ~ 8. Eutaw street Baltimore Charges
moderate. 1e6f
TINE SANITARY PLUlBINo.-Bsst Material and
y Workmanshtp. AycaEt practice. Personal super
the construction o. dfsfc1noB sanitary work at fair
chazFe. 0xdegs tor any amount a vuk Promptly
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ZINE SANITARY PLUNBINo.-Best Material and
- Workmanship. 14yeart practice Personal super
the construction Of hrstclasB sanitary work S far
chazFs. ordsu Tor any amount a yuk tEomptE
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TEE AMERICAN DENTAL. ASSOCIATION con-
tinued their session In New York yesterday,
Prof G. N. Pierce, Of Philadelphia, in the chair
Dr.. Fredericks, Of New Orleans, read q paper on
cylinder filings, and Stephen Pearl ANDREWS 81
dressed the body on nomenclature and tegmin-
ology. Dr. I. D. 6humway delivered IN Cd
Gated, and WIS followed By DR.. Grouse, Of
chieaRQ, who advocated re ne end alsQ the nee
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESSON SPRINGS,
CAMBRIA Co., Pa,

NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CREssoN SPRINGS.
CAMBRIA Co., Pa,
level Within nine q Sea
& Of Ms hsys sssn
greatly ENLARGED and improved The DRAINAGE and wa.
.ra sen Sn
Of Hotel and has been elegantly furnished through
Cottage residences to let.
For CircuIars contsnns In.lysiao the water and fu,
e1-2m ". D. TYLER. supt.
obES June - ISL The s9sa.s Don't Is t m.a
e. s1s st TIE m0 % Two min
Lake. The house been enlarged several new rooms
sse:o IS
sge. Gas throughout. Improved kitchen facilities.
HppS s1
ana secure choice Of r00P MIS- Ad H. g. cAH1LL
Third avenue and Kingsley street AsbuTy PARK. NJ
MQoRE's HOTEL. LE0NARRTowN. MAINLAND.
many ssdv.ntsss ss added entire new front ss
e9G END sssSns k
y s ri MONTH s. HE ISSSS proprietor
IN MHhe HH
WHEELER CO.. Neville. Cumberland county, Penn.
bright HOUSE.
win open JUNE i5ra 1851.
skatng Rink. Bowling Alley. Billiard and Pool H.
1lsp sssd or'u M 4 sf s s proprietor
aaS S!1saa.
W b. STRONG proprietor formerly OF Baltimore
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John A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.

UHN A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NEAR UNIONTOWN, d. C,
By virtue of deed of trust dated October 22d 1875
and recorded in Lber No; 1885, folio 1913 of the land
cords of the District of Columbia and by written re-
quest Of party secured will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, ON THURSDAY, JULY 49, 1881
subdivision Of Barry Farm. in county Of Washington
story frame dwellings,.
Terms; One; third CASH balance in twelve and eight
Corresponding ct expense Of purchaser. Terms to be
CHAS. T.. FRASER. Surviving Trustee.
j. I. COLDWELL, Auctioneer jy1l -2aw&ds
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ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Amid the Most Picturesque Scenery of the Aegienes.
Its large. airy, elegantly furnished and supe
ror cuisine render of the most desirable
in this city
Tourists east west can obtain a good nights rest
and daylight view of the AIeghenies by stopping at
the LOGAN.
First class music, &c.
For Circular containing terms of board, &c. adj
dress w. D. TYLER Superintendent.
jel Pm
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucioneer.

sSck Of a6E NR R MES
And %sE SAsh 1k9f Ser FaG
BY Td orsr Of tina s,,nrss Court Of tho n,.o 81 ~
July AID 1881. shall sell at the Wen known store
MND July 18Th 1851 s FS
being the eee Of the ate kob Yew
deceased Sea named in part.
Barrels and Sacks Of Flour; Sacks of Salt;
Boxes Of Soaps and Candles; Tobacco and Cigars;
spices; Sugars: Jellies; Hams; Broonls Baskets;
Kits ef Msekerel; Coffee and Tea caddies;
Platform and Counter sc aHH Refrigerator;
csiee Mill; s6oT Gases Canned Goods, and larg
assortment OF Shelf Goods usually found il first
@ sa ' All sums under $50 to be paid in cash
months for which deferred payments the purchaser o.
purchasers shall give his their promissory notes
sGGd administrator
The attention of the trade and private buyers is called
to this sale as the stock embraces thing pertaining
= iSi235t WATER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
BUGGY HARNEs s &C.. r AATfnxH ucr1 mNsooN'
By order Of the Supreme Court for the District of Co
I%;1 hong special term on Friday the sth da,
Waiter b. Williams Co. corner 10Th and street
n mort , on SATURDAY July SIXTEENTH A. D.
1881, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, part of the persona
effects of the late Robert c. Yewel deceased namely:
One Blooded Bay Mare. Kentucky bred; has trotted
One Dark Bay Mare.
One Light Bay Mare.
One Large Bay Mare.
Three Business Wagons, nearly new,
One Leather-top Side Bar Buggy.
One set Double Buggy Harness., one set Single Bugg,
Harness. ~
-Four sets of Single Wagon Harness.
Saddle, Brides, Buggy Pole. Hay Cutter, Lap Robe
&C.
Terms of sale All su,,s ,,pder s,o RI o o;5 in oosh
all sums of and $50 to be paid in three and 81,
months for which deferred payments the purchaser
bearing interest, and with good endorser.
1yll-5t GEORGE J. MUSSER, Admin strator.
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THE FATAL HOT WEATHER IN THE WEsT.-At
various points In Illinois yesterday the mer-
curry reached from 90 degreesto 108 degrees and
several fatal sunstrokes occurred. InCincinnati
the mercury ct maximum was 092 and at Rich
m0nd, los ia the shade. At Nashville, Tenn,
yesterday, John Behrens, Baltimore tobacco
merchant, died from sunstrOke.
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DYING FROM Docs BITE Rockaway Beach is
interested in case of illness, the symptoms of
which seem to indicate hydrophobia. About
three weeks ago William O'Brien, aged II whose
stepfather is the proprietor Of a line Of stages
running along the beach, was bitten in the right
leg by spitz dog belonging TO Aliens Museum
The dog was killed by Policeman Jones' and as
the wound rapidly healed. nothing more was
thought of it until few days ago when the
young man was taken i'll. He grew worse, and
nnaily exhibited symptoms of hydrophobia, at
times swapping and barking like a dog son
OF l.. E. Wallenweber, the proprietor of the Ham
over House, said that when he was at O'Brien's
house on Saturday last William was in pitiful
condition. He raved tried to bite like a dog.
and attempted to jump out of window. The
lad has become weak. and was yesterday living
in bed more calm. Not much hope is entertained
OF his recoyery.-N. Y. San, 13M
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A PAPER UroN WHICH $500 900 DEPENDED

PAPER UPON WHICH 800. 900 DEPENDED.
In the trial of the Whitaker will case yesterday
considerable time was taken up with the reading
of the testimony of witnesses who had been ey-
amined before the register of wills when the will
was admitted to probate. A Mr.. Gillen testified
that when Whitakers death was announced in
SchOfeld & Helfings saloon Poulte said it was
good thing for him, as he was witness to this
will. Hellings. Schofield ard Reed were present
and they said they had gone to New York to get
up will to take the place of the genuine one.
but had fallen out among themselves. The
paper called the ante-nuptial settlement was
offered in evidence, but under the objection of
Mr.. Biddle, who said that 100000 depended
upon it i'm the Orphans Court case. il was not
read in evidence, but simply handed to the Jury
to read.-Phitd. Press. 13M
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee

BUILDING LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NTE AND 1 STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY EIGHTEENTH,
1881 at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the premises shall
sell Lot ~ in square south of square SIG. Lot l5xS0
Terms: $500 cash. and the balance easy time Con-
sale. iylI dts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
FOOT-TURNING LATHE, BACK GEARED, PINCH
DIAMETER, LENGTH EIGHTEEN INCHES,
HAND AND SLIDE REST COMPLETE, AT
AUCTION.
The above viii be Sold at my auction rooms, SATUR-
DAY, JULY 10TH. 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK precisely.
Can be examined prior to sale jy14-N
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frst-elass Steamers of this Line,
''AMSIERDAM," ROTTERDAM,
''P CALAND." and s'MAAS,"
Carrying the o. s. Mails the Netherlands, leave Wat
Stores, Brooklyn regularly. on WEDNESDAY.
First Cabin. sGols70; I'd CABIN $50. Steerage. $26
II. CAZAUX, General Agent, - South William street.
New York. For Passage apply to W. g. METZEROrT
& CO., 923 Pennsyyania avenue, Washington,. or f.
II. JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe Deposit Building,
York 18th northwest ja17
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TlE. LEON, the Oldest established and most reliable
- LADIES' PHYSICIAN in the city, can be consulted
day at 40 Massachusetts, avenue, from to and to
3. All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly
cured Prompt treatment. Separate rooms for ladies.
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Az STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AID BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
URDAY from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd street. Hoboken
Rates of passage:-Fron; New York to Hayre, London
Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 500 second
cabin go; seerage, $50 prepaid steerage certificates
$2S For freight or passage apply TO OELRICHS Co.
Bowling Green New York; ". g. MEIZEROTT Il
CO.. 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for
Washington. jan12
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NATION HOUSE, near Blue Ridge Mountain Ice
milk. butter and cream: large airy rooms Tnonire
at 1852 l4th street northwest. Address BENNETT
WRIGHT, Round Hill Depot Loudon CO.. Va. iy9-2
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MT. KINEO HOUSE,
M MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE
The favorite resort of northern Maine spcrtsYnen
summer tourists and nvads. For circular address o.
A. DENNEN, Superintendent, above.
CHENERY CO.,
je21-eo1m 1876 State street, Boston.
WILLIE BELLE VUE, CAPE MAY, n. J.
Ocean view from windows. Opposite Congress Hall,
near Beach and Depot.
Address
jy8-1m MRS. c. A. COOPER.
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Sunday, May GOTH John II. Grscom, al
Chicago, commenced a A. days fast " II DIR
Tanner, and has thus far-up to the 18th day
kept it up with great success During the
first week he lost about 20 lbs. in weight, but
since then has held his own, and on Thursday
morning actually appeared to have recovered
one Of the lost pounds Thus far he has limit
ed his diet strictly to one pound Of water Il
day He takes little exercise, but talks inces
sanity when not asleep, and processes never to
have felt better IN his life than he has thus far
during his fast. He occupies rooms over the
Olympic Theatre, on Clark street, and Is con
stantly attended by two or more physicians.
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W. NJ. Hamilton is building creamery at
Wenona.
A man fishing south of Utica bridge, last week,
caught sturgeon which weighed 26 pounds.
Mr.. Samuel Holderman and daughter, Mrs.
Ferguson and daughter, Mabel Ferguson, Of
Morris, left for salt Lake to remain about three
| weeks.
Frank Lorrens, of La Sale, braced up by
| Squire Rosenhaupt, married in this city on
Thursday, Miss Georgia Yeagley of Streator, at
the Clifton.
Streator is trying to get up II Fourth Of July
celebration, the only town, village or crossroads
IN the county trying to push against the county
celebration at Ottawa.
| On Wednesday morning, Wilhelm Rlchen, a
No. miner, Streator, WAS killed by a falling
stone. He was IS years old and leaves a wife
and five grown children.
A new town, "New Bcnncttsvillc." has been
located about four miles south of Seneca, on the
new road. And in year Seneca grain buyers
will be swearing in seven languages.
Perry A. SomeIs, young man employed al
the Joliet steel works, it is said has fallen heir tC
t25, 900, by the death Of II relative In Ireland
which is better than stealing it, Of course.
| Mrs. John Cannon, OF Mendoza, gave birth e
three girl babies last week, weighing respective
lily 1917, 81 and pouRds-3S lbs OF babiesl Say
the Mendoza Bulletin. Rather heavy Gring'
Henry b. Chapman, an old resident OF La Sale
died suddenly on Monday last. lie was at worl
about his premises as usual, and at ten ocloci
fell over helpless, expiring in about half an hour
fiye-year cid daughter Of John Kenrick, o
Seneca, visiting her grand mother at Norris, Eel
while playing with other children, last Tuesda!
evening, and broke her arm just above the elbow
Miss Mary Owens, Of Morris, about cighteer
years of age, and daughter Of Mr.. Owen Owens
got up Ia her sleep, Tuesday morning week abou
o'clock. and fell out Of a two-story window. NJ
bones were broken, though her back was quilt
badly, though not seriously, injured.
Michael Owens, aged eight years, nephew o
Thomas McManns, and residing with him, Will
at play with another little boy at Mr.. Billings
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various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappOint-
mcnt, and hereditary predispositioH-ali operate
To turn the hair gray, aud either Of them inclncs
il Ia shed prematureiy. hTERR's HAIR EiGoR
will restore faded gray, light or red hair TO a
rich brown or deep black, n may bc desired. 1t
softens and cleanses the scalp, giving IL healthy
action II removes aud cure. dandruf and hu-
mors. BY It's Use falling hair l. checked, ana a
new growth will be produced In all cases where
the fDlllclcs are not DESTROYED or the glands de
cayed Its effects are beautifully shown ON
brashy, weak or sickly hair, on which few APP
plcations will procure the gloss and freshness
of youth. Harmless and sure In IT, operation,
IL II Incompatible as dressing, and isespecially
valued for the soft lustre and richness 81 tone II
imparts. II contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil or color white fabric: vet II lasts Ion
on the hair. and keeps IL fresh and vigorous.
For sale by all dealers. (2)
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MAKsEiLLEs, June G.-Thc Rutland, Man
Inns and Miller Mutual HOrse.thef Protection
Society met in the Lorlng school-housc on
Saturday evening, June 4th, the general OBJ.
jec, being to be the better prepared for rapid
and efficient work in case OF need, President
IT. Nichol IN the chair, and nearly the en-.
tire membership present Constitution and
bylaws were read, and j. l.. Barber, W. A.
Butterfield and Samuel Boyd presented their
names for reception, and by ballot were re-
ceived as members. The president stated that
the object of the meeting was to place our.
selves in more efficient working condition,
and that an extra force Of two captains, two
lieutenants and four minute men be aided to
our list of executive officers The society
elected the two extra captains who chose their
licutenants and minute men, the names OF
whom for prudential reasons, are withheld.
On motion voted that any member creating
false alarm should be responsible for the
costs occurring thcrcirom.
Notice was given that a change IN articles
and XIV, OF the bylaws, would be offered.
On motion adjourned to the fourth Saturday
evening of August, 1881, unless Il call for an
extra meeting by the president.
The addresses of nelghborng societies re
quested w. w. JOHNSON, Sec.
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place, in Ophir, last Saturday, was kicked by
Young colt and received very severe wound
upon the cheek and forehead. The wound,
though serious, is not considered dangerous
The Eagle Creek coal company, OF Streator'
organized some two months ago, have already
sunk shaft on their grounds about a mile and
a quarter north west OF that town. The shait Is
equal In capacity TO No. |, the largest in the
west, and taps a six foot vein OF coal at depth
of sixty feet The new shaft Is another posses.
sion OF the Plumbs, and probably situated con-
veniently to where the new road will pass
At the Hungarian quarter OF Stveator, on Tues
day night, at a wedding, Geo. Lucas bounced
onto John Kametz and cut him fearfully about
the head The physicians found five long slashes
on different parts Of the head, Kamcn swore
out G warrant charging Lucas with committing
an assault with knife with intent to commit
great bodily injury.
The Peru NctcS tells US that the wido" oil NJ
Novow, who was drowned in the river at Peru a
few weeks ago, while intoxicated, is Il rusher.'
A posthumous child was born two weeks after
the drowning OF the father, and the weeping
widow and mother was clamorous for prosecu-
ton against the dealers who had sold the booze
to the dear departed. As a compromise and 20
avoid litigation, she was paid $500 last week.
Sunday the bans were published preliminary
to her marriage. The lady is decidedly seusa-
tonal The accidental death OF the husband,
the birth OF the babe, the settlement for $500,
and second marriage, all within two months,
certainly lays over the average experience
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GRAND RAPIDS, June o, 1881 Next Thurs
day evening there will be a strawberry and
ice cream festival at Mr. John p. Wilson's for
the benefit of the NJ +. church. The Mar
settles band Will be present. If the weather is
stormy 1t will be held the following evening
Mrs Alex Hanna and daughters Will make
Morris their future home. The Misses Han
ma will attend the Normal school there.
The remains of the late DR.. Denote ant
infant son have been brought from Minnesotf
and deposited in the Trumbo family burial
lot Mrs Denote will make Fall River hel
home
Mr. Amos Wilson and bride are expected
home shortly from Taliulah, MINI.
Mrs. Belle Straub, of Los Angeles, Cal, /,
expected home shortly on visit to her father
w. c. Moore.
number Of our society people attended
the elegant lawn fete given by Mr.. and Mrs
Bird Bickford, in MarseIlles, Monday evening
The grounds were beautifully illuminated
and guests to the number of l50 were present
An elaborate luncheon, music and dancln!
constituted the evenings entertainment. Ow
Ing to Mr.. Bickforl's religious scruples only
square dances were INDUCED in
Rev o. NJ. Donlevy, of Cornell, gave US
fine sermon Sunday morning. Mr.. j. Banc
of Ottawa, and others, addressed the afternoon
temperance meeting.
hilarious fishing party from West Fal
River went 10 Marseilles on Wednesday. The,
caught fonr inch bullhead, had two pic.nio
dinners, tour of them tell into the river, ant
the rest are enjoying delightful colds Blu
they had big time.
Society in Brookfield is on the qui riUe owe
the approaching nuptials OF Miss Osgood an,
Mr.. NJ. n. Armstrong, Of Ottawa The wed
ding, II is SAID, will take place at the residenc
Of the brides father June %, for which tw
hundred and fifty invitations are out
Mr.. Morris Lewis will make an ex.ende,
visit to Minnesota in September.
Charles Knoll, one Of our most earne.
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"
to fancy dairy, l2@6lc; good to choice, l2@lic;
shipping lots, ll@l21Sc.
Eggs-Fresh, l2@l4c.
Observation-Disclosures 5S@60c.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, $600G
q. 80; good to choice natives, S555M5. 15 com
mon shipping and killing steers, S500@525
cows and hefers s. 7j0t4 so.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from S5.l0@625 to
packers.
WooL-Sales show some increase OF late, but
prices remain the same. But little new wool is
arriving, and quotation OF old, from store, still
range as follows for bright woods from Wiscon
SIN, Illinois, Michigan and eastern Iowa, dark
western lots generally ranging at 2@5c II