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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-03-19

two cans oi the $500 can. Finally gentleman from
Baltimore, whose name Is Norris j. Mitchell book
keeper at 1872 North Broadway, baltimore, stepped
In IN great hurry, bought just ono can, bad it
wrapped up, aud was out OF the store In vo minutes
and he Is the gentleman who was the "lucklest''
man, far presents concerned that visited our
store yesterday. We have concluded 10 offer the
same Inducements tomorrow, viz, We win put In
oVa at,fIr ,.IvF..
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The public are invited to witness
the wonderful cures performed in
the Hall. ADMISSION FREE.

The Doctors practice is mostly diseases OF n CHI.
nature and cases given up Ms incurnble. Attn onic
graduate of medical college, his methOdUugh a
ment IL peculiar to himself, though the. OF treat
Power over the diseases of the bod same Magnetic
call II the GIN of Healing yety ana mlnd. some
Tito such an extent over nCnvleW nave possessed
healthy body 10 a weakss,y passed from u strong,
unequal circulat OH one that restores the lost or
powerful Is this itvI the vital or nervous fluid. So
pronounced .,Ured from diseases which have been
been adm 'tncurnhle, and to whom medicine has
stored NiliStcied To no good eject, have been
II vlhcalth in IN incredible short space OF time.
tr'l NOT restore lost member of the body or per.
Jfn Other Representatives, but II will always relieve
pain, from whatever cause. The practice Is based
upon the most strict principles OF science; there Ia
nothing miraculous supernatural about il IL Is In
harmony with all natural laws.
BY this treatment II takes but few minutes for
invcterate cases OF almost durable chronic disease
and so sure Il the effect that hut few diseases rcqurca
second treatment except Deafness, Broken Zones
Dislocnti9n, Bad Curvature Of the Spine, and sup
purntng 'rumors.
Tho diseases which yield the most readily to the
are:
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Asthma Angina Pectoris
thlOrOSlS Loss OF Voice, rheumatism Rheumatic
Sout, Liver Diseases, all kinds of Sexual Weakness,
Bronchitis CHtarrh, Disease Of the Heart, ETupuve
Diseases, Commissions, HysteriR, Neuralgia, Thrush,
Congestion of Spleen Irritation Of stomach, Diseases
Of Kidneys, liberation and Displacement of the
Womb, Morbid Appetite, Wakefuness, General he.
bility, Weak Spine, Nervous Dcprcsi Difficult
breathing, with pain In tine Lungs, Weak and Sore
Eyes OF Every Description, Noise In the Head, DIS
charges irom the Ears, Cancers, Tumors, Tape Worm,
Piles Suffering Piinpos on the Face, Varicose
Veins. Impotence, and Sterlty.
The Doctor has In connection with his peculiar
ease, Epilepuc Fits and particularly Invites those
atificted with the Spasms.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

The Opera House was crowded last night by q
cultured audience to sec Jenusehek's inipas-
stoned rendition Of Deborah in the play Of that
name by Or. Mosenthal. While the other plays In
this ladys repertoire are uuexcelled IN every re-
spcct, the character OF the prosecuted Jewess Is
one peculiarly suited TO her brilla mt capabilities,
and us drama possesses points Of special merit
which brings II into successful prominence with
the public favor. II is truisn pertaining TO
Janausohek that with her audience success is
never uncertain" aud the warmth Of her reccp-
ton last night amounted to a vcritable ovation.
Mr.. Alex. Stuart as Joseph the Christian betrothed
OF Deborah, was admirable, aud the Fdther Lorenzo
OF r. #. McClnnnin was particularly fine A very
neat bit Of comedy acting was given TO the charnc
ter of the Doctor by Mr.. Harry Rninforth, while
the parts assigned to Mcssrs, Taylor aud Waldron
were more than commercially executed. Miss
Story rs Hannah was graceful and pleasing, and OK
trcmcly good was the Old Elise Of Henrietta Irving.
Mother and Son" will be presented ~ to.days
matinee. and Bleak House" this evening. The
second and closing week Of Jaunuschck's engage
ment VIII he inaugurated Monday night with
Henry VIII" the star impersonating Queen bdth.
crime
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28


wnLARD's.-Dr. William Jennings, Richmond
W. l. Brown, q. L. Schuyler, New York; p. N.
Shepard. Maryland: w. +. shafTer, New York; q.
Mls9 nI Bsil@ sId John g. PEplhG5 o,TNR.
MINI; ". G. BENEDICT, New Haven; j. T.. Kosuus,
Edgar kosullus. Germany,
MErRoroLIrAN.-Pete Fisher, sayreville n. j.
p r. Poscud Ir, Raleigh, N. C II. Warzfclder, New
York; w. S. Greene, Atlanta, Ga; \. u. Shaw Texas
+. A. Shoemaker, New York: o. 4. Browne, Viz
Gwnthrey, Baltimore; O. W, Gray Worcester Mass
Charosom $. G.; p. Lobcnstcin, Oregon; a. S: Stod
dard and w. l.. scott, Iowville n. W w. II. Hicks,
Dr. NJ 7. savags and " +. Whitehead, HHiirax, n. G
EnprTT.-R. NcMasters, Helena, NJ. H.; John w.
Mnson, New York; ]. Henderson, scotland; s..
Payne, Boston; NJ. BEEN, Chicago; William NJ.
Joshua l. Chamberlain, Maine; Ramon hernandez
GIriado. New Iork; r. Il. Louresan, New York W.
". Wicks, Goliad. Texas J.. Henderson, scotland
n T. r. AIS "r ''"'''' d. ]" Mclaughlin Helena
R1oes.-C. W. blackburn, J. d. Weeks, Phliadel.
pha; j. r. Tucker, J. O. Burns, Boston, ]. II. John.
SON. Chicago: A. N. Locke, Glens Falls. N. "; W. II.
Parker, New Hampshire; A. b. Fletcher, s. u.
Bllsf,G,cker, New York! 6. Camp, Trenton, Ohio II.
Spearc Austin, Tex; II. C. Jordan, 10 rdan Springs,
W ARln
C. A. Frame. Carpenter. J. l.. Bark, New York
Pleasant, n. Y; Siie, Tenn; q, a, lTogg, Mount
Hunt, maSsachusett.prd, Rhode Island: Otto G.,
S. Cantn Chicago; H. V. Bacon, New YORK; =.
! ST. MARCH,. W. stevGadruF Auburn NJ Y.
Z Hart, Mount Vernon, Ohio view fork ADcl
phla; q. Hoffman. Colorado; C.npcr' fhiiN'Ne
Batesvlllc. Ark. Thomas McEcclt Mccormack
Colonel Joseph hllston, Maryland; GcONsct0wn
Manchester England. les Harris
ST.. JntEs.-w. T. Wallace In ,,.--,--
Girdler, Dakota: 4. Y. McCravynanai Charies
Hitler c. s. Litter, Iowa; Mansfield ohioi N
N; James Fleming, New.)r NJ II. Crawford, u. =
Jersey; Il. a. Hanson York @. H., Campbell, New
WELcKER's-R st. Louis.
Wonutry,s u. Burns, Philadelphia.
n. II. Morse Boston.
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InI,n McCmIIo.Kh.

The popular tragedan, John Mccullough, has
hosts of earnest admirers in Washington who will
give him cordial welcome at the National next
week Since his engagement here last winter Mr..
Mccullough has acted In London, where his pop
ular success was swift and emphatic, and where his
noble qualities man and artist won the heartiest
recognition. Since his return from England the
tragedian's popularity seems greaterthsn ever His
engagements In Chicago, st. Louis, New York ,
Philadelphia, Boston, and other leading cities
have been among the great events Of the present
theatrical season. His two weeks In d ston alone
yielded over $4,000, ON Monday and Thursday
evenings Mr. Mccullough will present his inn
peTsonation Of "Nirsinus "a noble and very
beautiful work, most manly, sweet, and
pathetic in spirit, stately In form and
rounded and finished with exquisite art. The
play viii be more deliberately mounted than here.
lOiOre In this city, aud the costumes, lrmors, and
parsphernalia win be the same made Tor McCul-
lough's revival Of this tragedy ut the Theatre
Royal, prury Lane London. During the week
Mr.. Mccullough will also appear as, Rlchei'd
Jtck GIde, King lear, lEgOmdr and Richard
III The supporting company includes Ed
nund Collier, John a, Lane, IL, A, Langdon
Miss Kate Forsyth, Mrs Augusta Foster, and ohe
local iaYOrile5,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

The farewell concert of Americas most popular
cantatrice, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, which will
take place on Monday evening at Lincoln Hall,
should attract not only every one who has any
fondncss for music, but also those who desire to
pay parting tribute to n lady who
has re,ainedssuch firm hold upon the public af-
lection. FROM the time when In 1861 she made
her debutin "Rgoletto" to the present, she has
received more homage, both at home and ahr0nd,
than any other American singer, aud hCr re-
tircment from tho OrCratiC and concert
STAGE will be deeply regretted by all true lovers Of
music. Associated with her on, Monday night
will he a corps of artists whose Populations not
greatly cclipsod by those OF the fair prima donna.
Miss Clara Poole rs said to pos
scope and power Signor Brignoli whose flute
like tenor still preserves its sweetness Signor
Tngispetra whose superiority as n baritone Is
well known; Herr Adamowsli whose brilliant
execution on the violin In former visits here is
we'll remembered md Herr. s. Siebling, whose
reputation as q pianist II excellent MIR. Adolph
Close Will be the nccOmpaniSt aud musical di.
rector. The boN.shcct Is Mt MctZerotts where
seats may be reserved
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

This excellent spectacular play, which has
drawn such large audiences during the entire
week, will be given for the last times this AFTER
moon and night The success Of this play Is not to
be wondered at, for II is so totally different and
largely superior to any other spectacular
drama Its mechanical effects are so novel; so intri-
cate and so realistic that they excite the admiR-
ton Of all who witness them. The explosion, the
raft, and the insane asylum are trunphs of stage
effect that deserve the highest cOnmeudatinn.
Then the drama itself is good one In strong
contrast with most spcctacleS, the plot Is
probable and well worked M, and what Is
more remarkable. the company is an excellent
one, and the fine acting of the principal members
ELECTS MS much genuine and hearty applause MS
does the scenic and mechanical effect . Those
who have not yet witnessed The World should
certainly avail themselves Of the final perform
az
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

DR.. o. Dodge Phelps, OF New York, advertlses
that hcwil lecture upon his specalies at Lincoln
Hall, commencing Monday morning. His testi-
mouials orcurcs he has effected are numerous aud
include some names that nrc well known. lie
makes charge for admission to his lectures. and
In illustration of his powers he publicly performs
cures upon those who VIII present themselves
for treatment. lie has met with remarkable
success in every city where he has practccd ,
many cases that have long resisted the treatment
of the most skiiiul physicians yielding readily to
his magnetic influence. DIR. Phelps has taken
parlOrs at sos Thirteenth street northwest, whore
he will give advice to all who will call. No
medicine is given except in those eases where un
examination II may be found necessary to give
certain blood remedies
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Read the Following AfIidayits:
5.-So cases are published except by permits.

N. B.-No cases are published except by permits.
sion.
REMARKABLE CURE,-This Is to certify that
had not spoken word above whisper since seven
years ago last August until came to the rooms of DR.
q Dodge Phelps at the Irumbun House in tn city Of
Hartford, whom by treatment, not exceeding one
minute, by the Doctor my voice was perfectly re-
bored.
MRS. ROBT A. MITCHELL,
Hartford, Conn.
We the undersigned citizens of Hartford, being
personally acquainted with Mrs. Mitchell, hereby GER
hfy that the above statements are true:
John Hubbard, esq, samuel a. Butler, No. 10 Hicks
Greet Henry w. Richmond, Park street; George B
Strickland Main street; Noah NJ. Ristly, n Albany
avenue; IL. ii. Bartlett, proprietor Trunbull House.
This is to certify that had not spoken loud word
for two years and five months, until went to the
American House, III the city Of Boston and ope-
rated on by Dr. q. Dodge Phelps, when, without mCdi
cine or instrument, he restored my voice In less than
one minute.
JOSEPH A. TUCKER
Lynn, Feb. q, 1870
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Essex, ST. Feb. 81,
1S70
Personally appeared the ahove.named JoserE A.
Tucker, and subscribed and made oath hat 1hc above
certificate is true Before me,
= N. INGALLS,
%
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A TRUE TONIC.

IRON BrTrEls arc highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring certain anil efficient tonic, cs-
pcctaEy Indigestion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fepcys
liant Of appetite, Loss nj Strength, Lack Of Energy,
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&c digestive organs removing all dyspelNc symptoms
such as Easing the food, Jeicipg, hea, IN he stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that OiR
notJlackep The teeth gUe headache. Hrae for tie A
CBOoS, 80 pages, amusing and useful reading, sent
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The Star-Houte Case.
The National Republican PubitshinJ Company has
issued. IN pampht form Of one hundred and tScnty.
fre double column pages in clear tgpe and handsome
style, the full raJam report Of The recent proceedings
aad Me decision Of he court IN ne Supreme Court Of
he District Of Columbia IN The matter of Mc United
States Us. General Tnonas J. Brady aa', in ,Ohich
proceedings attempted 10 be instituted By criminal
Information IN lieu Of prssenmcm aud indictment by
grand jrH This ponpMe, ,cR be roluab,s to he
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dott6tcdiy contains he most erhaustte research and
thoroughly cotated authorities and carefully prepared
arguments upon his important branch Of ca iRinas
practice that has eUer been presented before legal i
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Copies can be had upon application or by addressing
The National Republican, Publishing Company Wash.
tngton, d. C. Price, "a per copy.
Tho Shield Baths.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. COS f
street. Only first-class bath in the city.
"AIdcrney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in l5b. "Ward prints, Mt b5G, per h.
Also cottage cheese &C. per BALL. buttermilk, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

Mr.. a. speer. of New Jersey, whose Post Grape
Wine has such a wide reputation, and which
physicians prescribe so generally, was the first y
this country 10 introduce the art of making VINE
from the Portugal Port Wine Grape, which W now
favorite among the most prominent physicians OF
Now York and Philadelphia, who have visited the
vineyards and wine cellars at 1Sassaic. Female
druggists and groCers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

At the meeting last night fourteen of the con-
vers united with the church on probation, and
the altar was filled with penitcnts. The seats of
the church were occupied and many compelled to
stand during the services Announcement was
made that revival services would continue during
next week every evening, to be held in the large
audience room of the church Sunday evening.
Rev John +. NHugle will still assist the pastor in
conducting the meetings.
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DISTRICT BREVTTIEs.


For Bc Middle Atlantic SAutes eli9hRy t0armcr, partly
cloudy toedther and local rains, tstnds shifting 10
northeast and so,ithtcest, and JdLitn0 barometer.
Washington, l a. m.-S'tghly wurmer, partly cloudy
iredtber, and probably iioh rain.
The following are the thcrmometric readings for
yesterday; "a. M, 5io II a. m 49,; 8 p. M, $50
pm, d9'; II p. m, age; maximum, $780, mini
MUM 93o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

SOME Of the most elegant ball and reception
dresses ever worn IN this city have Just been fur
Missed by Madame Soule, 1881 street, opposite the
Ebbht Fresh importations of millinery aud
beautiful dress trimmings elicit enthusiastic eom-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

TnB highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry &c. Call or adj
dress Herzog, 30S Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

cit has more than realized my expectations
sHys Professor Duncan Campbell NJ. D., LII. ID.
president Royal College Physicians and Surgeons
member General Council University of Edinburg
&c, Of the Liebig COmpHny's Coca Beef Tonic.
Invaluable for debility, weak lungs, biliousness
dyspepsia, female complaints asthma, malaria,
liver complaint, sick headache. Beware of coun.
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1919 Sixth street southwest; Miss Simpson, linden
Station, Md; J, DePue, bl7 Eleventh street south
west; james ". Toy, 1861 sampson street; w. NJ.
Ebert, s33 First street northeast.
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1.-THE JEWEL" &c straight cigar. Morcoo's
Smiths old stenO, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue,
wide open doors)
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TAYLOR & HUFTY.
YELOUFE KID GLOVES.

never before has there
appeared such a novelty in
Mems Gloves as the new
VEL0UTE.
They are made from Che
best quality Of real kid,
and by a newly-discovered
process the surface is con-
yerted into actual velvet
quite unlike the usual
glace or glossy surface Of
kid leather. 1t is from
this popularity that they
are called "VEL0UTE."
These Gloves are suita-
BILE for Dress, Walkingand
Business purposes, and are
sold by
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
933 Penna. Ave.
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NO MEDICINE GIVEN |

Except In those cases where, examination, II may
be found necessary prescribe certain Blood RENE
dies, which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic
Operation, accelerate perfect and radical cure.
Magnetism, Electricity, and science Com.
bIncdi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

Thomas AFuT aYs cSss ayss and Eighth
years tried many physicians and failed TO get the
head Pr PHELPS removed i In Two hours.
the ears seventeen years Cured one year ago by DR.
Miss Katie CARR, goa o'Fallon street-Tape worm.
Spent AZ she could earn for worm medicine and doe
sOuE Ehe oCor remedy Went nome 10 and Inc WgPn
was expelled In thirty minutes, without pain or sick
Mrs. F. Relnheckor, 3l3 South Second strcot-Suc
ferng from injured ankle three years; all other
George Helm 5ol South Fihhsrcct; store s5south
Seventh slregtcIape worm, ten years. Removed IN
starving or making !he patient sick.
and hand. Cured by Or. Phelps IN three days
Charles Mullen, Webster GrOves-lHpe worm Doc
Removed By Dr. Phelps, head and Mi
Rev. David De Bar, 10 North Ninth strcet-Neu
sEX IyL WiEESSRNESsD O. Dodge Phelps
Gear Slr' To you owe q life Of gratitude The sui
me Operation ara ihq remedy ySa gave me ne has
sSetGaIy done Re rs WORK AZ hEt headaehe wake
melancholy, dmncss Of sight gddincss, and, 10
new man only pray that all Mo have erred ia
youth may come under my treatment ,,,,,,,,,
Is fremont street. Rochester, N. y.
Miss Sarah Wheeler, south 81, Louis, on Market,
between MAIN ana second, Nns WIN Major LGy4nt
TWO years ago and cured,
Herman Burkes, lives between BrCnton and War
zen, near the corner. Rheumatism In shoulders
cured by Dr. Phelps, A.,
Il. Peigae, 1866 Howard street. Little daughter
eight years old had lapo worms removed with the
head BY DR.. Phelps,
James DrlscOi deaf two years In left ear; cured by
Phelps. Lives at 272i Dickson.
q. J. Linberg GU Locust street, ST. Louis Dys.
peptlC, after suffering nine months, found relief
through the treatment of Dr. o. Dodge Phelps.
Charles AnhlSer, GRADUATED lids, treated by two
physicians cured by DR.. Phelps.
Miss Lizzie BrOCkman, 2013 Bremen avenue. Chills
and fever; cured one year ago by Dr. Phelps.
Fred HlntemiChe, GTaYOis road, POtypnus In the
ear removed without an instrument IN less than
fOTty-elght hours and made W hear.
Mrs George III. HengesbcTg, M lG08 Monroe street,
Bt Louis. Tape worm Two years, removed with the
head In one hour and ioTtyye minutes, ana no sick
ness orstarying the patient.
Dr. Phelps guarantees 10 remove the Tape Worm
with the head without making Ills patient sick or
carving them-or return the fee,
Mr.. John Messenger, Troy, Ill, came one year ago
With his little SON. four years old, whose head was
covered with scab (caled scald head since three
sailed 70 receive any benefit until treated by Dr.
Phelps, and cured In three weeks win answer in.
Quiries
Mr.. Henry Holrah, No. 1912 Papn street, was
treated year by Dr. Phelps for deafness, and
"a less than twenty minutes his hearing restored
VIII answer Inquiries,
Mrs, shulds, No, 1919 o'Pallon, Little son. In.
Famed eyes thirteen years. Cured by Dr. Phelps one
year ago,
05-Letters Of inquiry are frequent. cannot tell
10 the probability of success until see the patient
Letters OF inquiry must contain stamp
uuUNNHT nnT \, A NrC, TUNlTTNH nNfV n q
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DR.. 0. DODGE PHELPS
tof New York;,

tof New York;,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN FOR CHRONIC DIS
EASES, ~
late Of PHILADELPHIA, New Orleans ST. Louis, Gin.
einnat, Hartford, Springfield, Boston, and Baltl.
more, Md, has engaged
LINCOLN TALL,
Corner of Ninth and Streets Washington, d. c.
Where He Will Publicly Heal tho Sick,
"without money and without price" every
morning from 10 to II o'clock until further notice.
-CoMMEN~ Nc
Mons -~sy Morning, ] an &C
Has also taken parlors at
b03 Thirteenth Street NorthweS
tNorth Of Pennsylvania Avenue),
Untll March I, where those who able and wn
10 pay may come from II a. m. till p. IN. each da!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28

o,y. an publish three line advertisement Of
Sntcd." "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty.f five cents in THE REpuB.
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A Springfield Lady Hears a Ser
m9G Preached for the First
Time in Thirty-three Years.

Mrs. Samuel burlington, No. Hancock avenue,
deaf thlrty-ihrce years; used trumpet hneen years
pbOut one week received treatment ana last Sab
bath attended three different churches and heard the
BermOn for The Nrsl time IN tlIrLy.th YenrS
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TAPE WORM.
PILES.

DIR. o. Dodge Phelps guarantees to remove Tape
Worm IN from forty minutes to two hours, WITH
THE HEAD, and: unless the head is removed the
worm will grow again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28
ST. LOUIS TESTIMONIALS.

This painful disease will be treated by the doctor
without the knife, CAusiic ligalure, and without
balm loss OF time In business. A guaranteed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28
NEW ORLEANSTESTIMONIALS

PILEs-George Buohart, Of g2l Josephine street
between Magazine and Constance, has for - years
tried four or I'VE DOCTORS an 70 no purpose AlIer
lOuT applications by DR. Phelps he Is now well.
Mr. M, Lusley, Of A. Louisa street, suffered from
piles 5 years used all kinds Of saYes &c. Cured In
pree weeks without knife caustic, or ligaure and
illlOut main % detention from business
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C0NSULTATION FREE,

For recent cases In this city daily paprrs also
Ial at hall, where hcal te Hlr, mn ely ana nee OF
lharge Cor tho hrst ten days, Adm ''lun nee,
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~
Fresh BOVINE VIRUS, from the New England
Vaccine Companion Ivory Points, at 20 cts. each,(
W. g. TuoMPsoE,
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4 TRADE CIRCULAR
mr. TIE
Retail Trade 8 Baltimore
! FoR 1892

For the convenience Of visitors and those not pre-
pared to call personally, the undersigned. RetniR
Dealers Of baltimore, present carefully prepared,
list of all articles of Merchandise and Supplies
venIentiy lRdexed and classified.
rs Parties not prepared to visit baltimore mny
order goods from the following classification with
perfect reliance that their orders will be promptly
attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r5S5S VACCINE viRUs.