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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

~ STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
WI leave eT wharf, ft II 9Th street. every MONDAY
WI LAY AID FRIDAY Il $50 u'ci's m, touch
iDE ~ tIy Point Pout ouk0Ut and Fortress Monroe
Con ~ CHING 81 NORFOLK WITH TIE BOSTON
AND evidence STEAMERS.
First fare FORTRESS Monroe ana Norfolk 60 50
Round Tn L. FORTRESS Monroe and Norfolk. / 90
Second rss~ fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 80
First-c.s fare to iiuey int and Point Lookout 80
Round Trip fare FIHey Pon and Point Lookout .. 80
SecCe-, fare t. Ines Ec:t and Point Lookout. -
Returning. leaves Norfolk I Z ESDAY>, THURSDAYS
and 81 ti:DAIS at five o'clock pm.
TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON ard E c. KNIGHT VIII resume their
trii .ea,inc Pier a. las: River. New York. every
SATUEDAI, at four Ocl.ck pm. and GEORGETOWN
every FRIDAY. at O'Clock m For particulars apply
T. agent. 63 Water street. GEORGETOWN.
Tickets ami staterOoiuS be secured st general
Office. tl3 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
BIil-; B. y q. Ticket office 1881 Penusy lrania
hue; 81. Marc Hotel. AMI q: boat
oc33 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and SITTER MARCH 11tn the STEAMER SUE Can
tain ". c. GEDGHEGAN. viii leave SrEfHENSOEsS
WHARF, foot OF 18th street EVERY SUNDAY a: four
O'Clock J. m. for Baltimore and River LANDINGS.
bHLiser Freight must be Prepaid.
AeiuIlin, arrive in Washington every Saturday ni-s
STEPHENSON L BIO. AGExTs
n16-sm 9Th stree; Wharf and Cor. I2th and Pa ave.
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V,HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuones..

1'HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuones..
THE HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE on FOURTH
SIREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS, AT
AUCTION. 80
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUSTSta
THIRD, 1882, Al SIX O'CLOCK in front OF tine 9:::3
premises. shall sell the above Cottage to be re4
moved IN forty days from day of sale.
ieT:cs cash. THOS. J. MYERS
. N2i-dSds Real Estate Broker
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CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thes,
District Of Columbia, passed the 18th day Of June. al
lSfs, IL No ), 23S. Equity Docket 16 OF he
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia an BIZ
virtue OF order passed in said the 2Sh day
of nly, 1882, the uodarsign will sell, at public
aIcton in front of the premises. to the highest bidder,
on TUESDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH 1882 at FIVE
O'CLOCK z. NJ, tie following described real estate,
viz:
Parts Of Lots Sc 81 and So of Old Georgetown front
Ing on the east side OF Congress street and the north
streets Tie CONGRESS front viii be h .ide into
lots three of which viii be each 81 lo100 feet front,
with an old frame stable thereon. One lot adjoining
those the south 20 JSlG0 feet front, improved by
wostory building. No. 1903 lot adjoining the last
On the south 20 92lO0 feet front improved by two
story brick dwelling and kitchen. No 1861.
Lot on the north side Of the canal east of the last
mentioned 81 CO. 100 feet front improved by two
story brick building, used as restaurant
Lot on the east of tie last mentioned 10 5100
feet fFC Hlr'r we'd by tvo-stOry brick building.
Lot still east OF the last fronting IL 90 100 feet
improved by a two-stery brick building.
Plat of all the aforesaid lots will be exhibited at the
sale. showing the meteS and bounds Of each
The terms of sale Onefourth cash, and the resi-
dte III one two and three years. to be secured by tue
notes Of the purchaser and reserved lens the lois
sold or tie purchasers all cash their option.
ConVeyancng and recording at the cost of the pur-
Chaser Geposit Of 800 on each lot will tie required
at tie sale; an if the terms Of sale be not compiled
with within days from the day Of sale the lot lots
after three days notice il The Ey Star newspaper.
WILLIAM KING, 1929 street wv.
george ". BE y J., 1850 q trert H..
JENkiN THOMAS. 3U26 street y. W..
Executors Of Peter Won Essen.
DtSCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy29-eo&ds
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DIED.

DORAN. Tuesday, August lst 1852 after /. shor.
Illness EMMA C., oldest daughter Of John and Am,
Dorsn. In the seventeenth year of her are
Funeral wednesday, August I'd ri four c'cocs fr,v,
yited to attend. .'' ~
klNG On July 81, 1882. at $50 Y. m aeparr.d th,s
nie IN tue thirty first year of his age SAMUEL A.
son OF sshQ Is. and Sarah A. King.
Passed ms sufer5-ss. passed his pain;
Cease 10 weep. for tears a. vain
Calm the tumult = ~ the breast
For he who suffered is at rest
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Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Posts financial
article says: At the Stock Exchange we have
more active markets than yesterday. U. S. bonds
are without change excepting the IS, which are y
lower. state bonds are nominal Railroad bonds
are irregular, but speculative issues are generally
lower The stock market in the first As minutes
was fe7erlSh and weak, under continuance OF the
bearish influences which controlled prices yeSter-
day. The market then became steady and later
strong, and is so as we write
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A cal EState Sniff.

Mr.. Robert Strong, by O. D. Barrett, to-day
fled bill In eq uity against Frank T.. Browning
and wife, to declare deed in form OF fee simple
deed to be mortgage. The plaintiff sets forth
that In May 1877, he was the owner Of part OF lot
"a. square rag, corner OF Carroll street and an
alley. on W hich was deed OF trust given by Sam
gei Strong to secure the Freedman's Saving and
Trust com pany. 1t was sold under such deed. and
bid In by the company. Subsequently he made
contract with the company to purchase the lot,
and employed the defendant as his at,
tori torney, giving him In April. 1879,
$40. to be applied in payment, Browning
agreeing to advance the balance OF the money and
take the conveyance in his own name and convey
pack to plaintiff when he should refund the money
On the 21st of April the lot was conveyed to Brown
Ing, the consideration being $7OO-$525 being adj
yanced by Browning. Plaintiff paid Browning
Ss1s leaving due him $3.50 and interest He says
that ne Is ready and willing to pay this balance
and give Browning a good road horse for his
trouble, as agreed upon, but Browning refuses to
convey the property to him. asserting that the
property Is his and that the money paid him was
as rent ana has now served on plaintiff a thirty
days notice to quit the premises. Plaintiff prays
as above and that a decree be passed ordering
Browning to convey the property to him on the
payment OF the balance due, &c.
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NEW FISH COMMISSION vEssKI.-Prof. spen-
Ger F. Baird is directing the construction OF the
new iron steamship the Albatross, OF 800 tons bur.
then, under the superintendent of Passed Assist
ant Engineer George W. Baird, for the special use
TO be ready In about four months. Its dimensions
VIII be: Length, 200 feet: beam. "a feet inches;
depth or hold, 16 feet inches Among the special
appliances OF the vessel will be deep sea dredge
and eight miles OF wire rope. One OF the nfst
important services OF the AlbatrO6s VIII be the
transportation to London OF the collection which
VIII represent this country In the great sh expo
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10 GUIDES ALLOWED IN THE TREASURY DEPART.
'aENT.-chief Clerk Webster, OF the Treasury de-
partment, mas issued the folio wing order: ssHere-
aiter no guides Will be permitted to accompany VS.
!tofs through this building. Upon application TO
sne once OF the captain or the watch first floor
as to the location OF offices or points OF interest
VIII De given, and, II desired, an employee OF the
department will accompany visitors through the
building without charge
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HE ,,DYNAMITE SCHoOI-"-The dynamite agita-
LOT at Peoria, IL, p. w. Grove, in recent inter-
nei9 IN chicago last week. Among those who are
s Ner 70 nave peen present were Major Horrgan OF
1t was described as having been union conyen-
ton OF the Clan-Na-Gaei organization and the
oynamIte iaction. Grove showed q circular of a
LOT Ine purpose OF training young men sin the
manuiacture OF dynamite, nitro-glycerne. giant
powuer ana The Eliminates OF gold, silver and
mercury" The circular says: 1--WE find the
Gn tb states government employing this agency
harbor and Hellgate. and Admiral Seymour. of the
English navy, is using it to blow up Egyptian forts
at AT; a, h There Qse other hell gates and
moved and blown up that are more injurious than
n menu Qned Hence the wisdom OF having a
numDer OF trained young men to manufacture
these dang erous Materials The understanding
Is mat the dynamite schooln referred to Is fac
OIy Iof tne manufacture OF bombs and other ex-
piosives TO be used by the Grower Rosa dynamite
Iactlon In its war against England
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Captain Payne is at Wichita, Kansas, and says
lists. - -
There were5 s2 deaths ia Brooklyn last week, 6
9eln$ from the heat Yesterdny. - New Y0k, 1ae
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The Pr EsIDENT has signed the acts Designating.
classifying and fixing the salaries of persons in
the railway mail service; amending section 2.1ss
OF the Revised Statutes in relation to Indian
traders: granting an increase OF pension to Mrs
Eiiza6eth C. Custer; prov iding additional training
schools for Indians; granting right of way to Ger.
tain parties over lands and waters OF the United
states. and granting the right of way for railroad
powder depot near Dover, n. j., and the Joint re-
solution relating to the memorial cards to accom-
pany the memorial address on the life and char
acter OF the late James A. GARFIELD. 0-''--
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Gone. but not forgotten. "S'

Friends OF the family respectfully invited A a.
,end the FUNERAL from the residence OF his brother in
day, August I'd. 1882. -
MIHIEMAN. On the slst OF July 1881 n. o so a
III; hAhhlEI r.. wife Of Maurice l.. Muhleman
~ nneral from residence. No POI street sou;heasx
m oSn at four p M Ist Louis papers please
ROCHE On July 31st, 1892 at ESQ a m uav
lingering illness. 49, i'er
Funeral viii take place Wednesday. Aueps, "a an
m. from ITO l. street northwest. friends and sc.
qualntances invited TO attend.
SUHDkEMAN. On July 81, 1881 MARY n
oShphEMAN. AGED S. years, after short illnesa
"I me- sle pore with Christian fortitude.
der remains VIII be taken from the residence ~ ba.
prouer, James H. A. Schurenan, No l79g nth street
northwes and buried from the 18th street resy,r,sr
Shnrch on thursday afternoon at O'Clock frSends
OF the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
Obituary.
Ihe many friends abroad Of Mrs nr + n usU
MILK VIII slncerely mourn her eary aud sudden death
many OF them not being able to reach WASHINGTON IN
une 70 see all that remained of their er4.ha
ana loved fr1end and relation. Her illness was 80 rIes
that the dread destroyer left her more lovely an,
death than in life the calm and placid sstsressto1 ~
every feature showing how peacefully the had gone
% rest The last sad rites rendered ON Mordav
I'm, at 6 O'Clock at her late residence ON street
The funeral was largely attended and the floral offer
lngs were numerous and beautiful hiding from
view the elegant cAsket All that mortal was fnada
peautliu and the sorrowing husband and friends can
full beyond e ''"esi-
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A LIAM LINE.

A LIAM LINE.
Patronizad by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis
QUEBEC To LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY.
Ehortes5 O.ean VOyage-Only Five Days from Land
Land.
BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX Ms.
and ST. JOHNS. N.F.. every alternate TUESDAY.
Extra weekly ships from GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL.
QCEk-SiOWE, LONDpNDLisY and GALWAY.
The tca-nsrs are unsurras el for safety and speel
RnC htt Il ~ wiki I'll improvements conducive 10
the conn. It I Passengers.
Cabin, from Quebec. $40 and $50; from Baltimore,
70; iE-.-n.c,.iate, so; Storage, S23.
-APr'y 2 :: W. MOSS 225 IennsyIvan:a ave; JAS
BFII.N I'll 1th s.; ID. \. Bii.JSNAS 6i2 9Th 81. !;
JSO. y. WILLIAMS. Cieo---etuwu d c.. or
LIVE y ALDEN, General AGENTS,
New Ycr',: 2G7 Broadway. Boston, Mass l. state ST.
Pile. Ii, Pa: y e Corner Broad and Chestnut
ST. jes II, sat- ly
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The Egyptian Complications.

XUSsIAs WITHDRAWAL BREAKS UP THE CONFERENCE
dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Company from
Constantinople says: Mr.. Onou, the Russia rep
resentatfve, informed the conference that Russia
CONSIDERED the Egyptian question divided into two
dlstnct parts, and that he was instructed to par
uclpaCe In the deliberations only when the cues
Uon OF the Suez canal was under discussion In
consequence OF this declaration the conference is
considered terminated" The London TtleoTdph's
correspondent at St Petersburg states that the
RUSSIAN press, with the exception OF a few minor
FIRMLY persuaded that England viii now have to
account with Turkey as well as with Arab Pasha.
Russia has sent circular to the powers embody-
ing the substance OF n. Onou's declaration to the
conference
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rUNARD LINE.

EUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE GU iisD STEA COMPANY LIMITED
BkTWF IN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 30. y. =. NEW YORK
seryI9 We'd. % July. 6iaia. -. We'd o Aug.
Scyt-a-- We'd. . Aug. Seryia.. -. We'd. 80 ug
ictll'ila Wet, Aug. Scythia. We'd, Sept.
ParthIa " Ell. 10 Aur. Botnnia We'd. Is sept
AMI ~ EEI WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
RATE OF PASSAGE:
$50 and 500 for passenger accommodations
Stecrgy II very low rates Storage tickets from Iiy-
srToo I'D Queenstown and all other parts Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW
Hayre, Itwerp and other ports the Continent and
Ter Mediterranean ports.
For freight and PASSAGE apply at the Company's office
No. y Ming Green. both steerage and cabin to
OILS BiUELOW - CO.. COS eth street. Washington.
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO, New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGEIOW x CO
ianI2 COS 9Th street WasIinr,ton
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THE suRz CANAL MIDDLE

1dB EU8Z CANAL WUDDL8
dispatch from Alexandra states that the Khe-
dive has authorized the English to occupy as much
OF the Suez canal as they think necessary for the
expulsion OF rebels. Arabt Pasha has Instructed
the Bedouins on the canal to obey II. De Lessons
An persons furnished with permit from NJ be
merchants who had abandoned their business
prof1t by these passes II De Lessepe has vollln-
teefed to the commander OF the English iron-clad
lsmaia to prove that the country is safe and that
there are no Egyptian troops in the vicinity. He
says the canal Is not menaced, except by England,
While the Egyptians arc protecting its neutrality
Oh FRKYcNIT INSISTS uP0N RKsIGNN0.
The London Standards correspondent at Paris
says: president 0revy had q long interview at
the Eysee to-day with n. De Freycinet Presi.
dent GreU informed II. De Rreycines that the vote
Of the chamber Was not directed against him per.
e'.os wep g g eens9ss g e shsqber. and -
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FUR RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
THE SOUTH.
PoIOMAC Steamboat COMPANY'S STEAMER
kEIPORT,
From eth street wharf at IN. and p. H. connect
ing at Quantico ON MORNING TRIP on Y with fast
train south, via the Richmond. fredericksburg and
fot9mae railroad Two hours and half 10y water.
ALL IHE POINTS OF INTEREST ON THE RIVER
SEEN EY DAYLIGHT.
Mount vernon, Forts Foote aud washington United
States Arsenal, Alexandria and other noted places
Partles from all points going South will find this 4
very attractive route, and relief monotouy Of
all rail ride. -
ALL-RAIL TICKETS GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE
VERSA.
Information as TO tickets rates ETC. can he had st
Companys office, 9TH street wharf.
W. p. WEIGH. Agent. IVA
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SHENAND0AH VALLEY RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
VERNS OF LURAY.
ONE OF NATURES WONDERS.

Comparing this great natural ririosty with others
OF the same class Ii is safe 10 say that there probably
NO OTHER CAVE IN THE WORLD
more completely and profusey decorated with actit
and staaEnlltc ornamentaton. "-Repot OF Smithson.
ian Institution.
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1HE CELLULOlD TRUSS; THAT NEvEB
breaks. never wears out always clean, and can -
worn while bathing. Ii for sale ct
CHAS. FISHER4
623 9Th street northWvHA
MRS; FISHER devotss her attention - The wunta
Lady Psfrone Ola
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eENCANSON BKUs., Auctioncers.

n tNCANSON BkUS., Auctioncers.
IMPROVED AND UNIipROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BETW En- NORTH
STREET AND BOUNDARY, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGU STG,
FOURTH at SIX O'CLOCK. il front Of the prem ;a
les viii sell At public auction, lots IS, 10 andI
- il Clarks subdivision OF square Cos Lot 10 is i'm
proved by two-st1ry stone house. These lots viii be
sold separate
Terms easy and made known at sale. ty31-d&ds
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GUIDES AND GUARDS FREE.

Trains connect with b. & o. r. r. a. shenandoah
Junction. - ix2l am
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ms hotel has been erected expressly for the
tnouauon OF visitors to the Caverns. and win Ire
Quoted with special reference their comfort II viii
be oPIN AT ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR
he Cayerns may Toe entered at any hour in the day
and without special change in attire.
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A POSITIVE CURE
Without Medicines
AIJhN'S SOLUBLE INDICATED ROU8IE4
fHteEted October IT, 1876. Onebo
NJ. J viii cure any case IN four days or less
No. vli cure the obstinate case no ,n,.,c- p,
how iOI< Standing. -' u
No doses of cubebs. corabia or oil of sandal
wool That are certain TO produce dyspepsia by destroy
Ing tie castings Of the stomach.
Price SI3 81. Sold BY all druggists, mailed on
ely; % Ece. Eor further particulars send for cir
liar. Z. o. Box ]. $50.
N.-tu. q. som
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HEhTH IS WEALTH DR. T. c. VESTS
-. !. I've AND BRAIN TREATMENTS: SIt.ifc
UT hy.e-is Dizziness, CcGyusons, Nery5,,, Head
So. Leh'at Depresson, ioss of Memory, Sper1nstor-
- efficiency. Inveluctary Emissions; PreIna.ro
- tsc catSs~t by over-cxerticn -abuso or over
G6a.x-aee sh;ch lesds to misery, decay and death
Oee .S,A W. euro recent Each box contains one
i, m l-sst,eot One dollar box, or six boxes for
g. ao:ss cent by mail prepaid receipt o. prics.
WSSus-H.fee SIX boxes to any case, With each
Az TeJ by us for siI bo5es accompanied with
S3S 20 return the money II the treatnens does nos
ere sae 1uaiantees issrsed by STOTT GROIN
s1s,xas1a Retail Assas4 TO Va. N ~ o:dsss shsuld
cc1c
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LURAY Inn,

The new Hotel Of the Luray Cave and Hotel Compan
IL
OPEN FOp RFCEpTrnN on rr-rcvc
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HE LpEERTSoS. TIE MOST RELIABLE AND
- hl~>i established specialist III this city, With Is
e1I -iice. VIII guarantee IN all diseases Of
II titiLr: 3:gans, Nervous aad Seminal WcskEesl
Fi,'ssioDs Eosclcy (loss nf sexual poser.
- 'i r.isea and Syhii:s positively ctreo in 3 ID
~ az" o.s:stlons strictly confidential. Can ia
sshi:ec Aes3esdSYs and Saturdays from 10 D. In
rs pti;'" ass T. stree. northwest Refers to tina
-. .l1 1ns OF Ha!tiEors. Main Office. so North
AT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

How A WohAN'6 S LIFE WAS sSAvED.-Afer,he
had tested thu ski!l "f all tho best doctors in
Westrrr Pennsylvsuia And Now York and bo5
paid over $1,000 without receiving any perna-
hent good the limb b-caue affrsted with even
tenfeid greater ViruieIce. no: only eatjag .vav
the re.h bot aEt.ekinE the bones beneath. Il
Is" affected her head and face, making uer a.
noae blind AZ deaf. reduced to = m.r. r.Lkoirteu
Weighing but 50 pounL., tie doctor, prosoupesd
her Al deAIh's door PrJuns tbes given her
~ stated. and with rh, result given on o.pr u
IN Dr. hsrim.n'a Ills of Life" sns tack re
otGsr medicine and Is perfectly we'll.
H A. BURrOS keeps on hand large as,
sortment of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Sill
yer Ware. all kinds; Pistols, Cartridges.
Caps, Bird Cages Bird Seed plain or mixed; :;
Violins from 81 90 to $1,000. BaDjos, Ac,
cordions. Violin Strings. &c. Watches
cleaned for 81 25 and warranted: Clocks
cleaned, prices IS to 81 90 Ali kinds Of
Js"eIry repaired, prices very low Call and
see for yourself. Look for q A BURROWS
JeTelry Store.
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Kansas Praising Il.

- " hi!e | was in Topeka last winter. said
the lloa. Arthur Edgington. Il had a pretty
roagh time OF 1t. l got bad cold. aad then
thae 90: being sufficiently severe, l was also
attacked with rheUmstisru. The psin w.s in
nJ lett shoulder Attines I s!mos. writhed
In agony tell you cir. that the pain could
cot have been greater had my shoulder been
sc5eTsd up IN wise l was utterly help.
less. and ieIt like | wss destined TO r.m.in
IN that condition indrfGitely. Nv friends
ana phy-ioinn were generous in their pre-
soTlPtIons aud my room soon became a min
iatrre apoehectTy shop. But nothing did me
any good. One day soms one told me was
enduring great deal Of needless pain when
could invest fifty cents 10 = bottle Of st.
Jacobs Oil and be cured inverted in =
bottle Of the Oil. rubbed it on my shoulder
twice, and in two days forgot that ever had
rheumatism Yes. tina, is great remedy,
ssd no mistake. They can't ssy too much
in favor of its healing power"
The above WAS uttered By Mr E1gineton
while sitting in the porch Of the l.. Gsnda
House, at Columbus. the other evening. and
Tas overheard by an escaped reporter, who
is travoIiog over the country incoe. IGquiTJ
developed the fact that Mr. Edgingtnn is one
of the most widely known men in Kansas,
figuring prominently in politics. and acting
as the responsible sgsn. of the Brsdst7est
Commercial Agency Upon subseeuentIy
making Mr. EdgingtoD's sequsint.nes the
reporter was assured that sIl he had heard
wzs true, and he wa1 at liberty to use it in
the papers, Os10e3O (Kaa.) Democrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

c7O WEEK. Sl2 day at home easily
p = made Costly Outd' tree. Addr.seTRCk
Co., Augusta. Maine. March S, 1ss1-ly.