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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03
Notable N0crOlOgy.

Eugene Kimball, well-known billiard
player, died Yesterday in Rochester, New
York, aged 81 years.
DR.. Lewis E. Whiting, for over thirty
years practicing physician in Saratoga,
died suddenly yesterday morning in . fit.
Louis Frechette, father of the Canadian
poet laureate, died yesterday in Montreal
at the age of 20. Deceased took q pro-
minent part in the construction of the
harbor of Montreal and the Lachine canal.
Richard ]. Cuttings, prominent lawyer
Of Baltimore, died yesterday at Ocean
City of bilious dyseptery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03
Good Legislative Nominations

Pittsburgh Post, Dem.
The importance of the Democrats nomi
mating for the Legislature not only candi-
didates of approved integrity but Of q high
order Of ability and if possible of approved
legislative experience, is urged by tho
Harrisburg Patriot, the Lancaster INTEL
LIGENCER and other Democratic journals.
......In Allegheny county We have but
one certain district, although We hope to
gain several members and possibly sen
ator or two. 1t is important we should
put up strong men, with tho integrity not
only to vote right, but with the capacity
to influence legislation by their part in
forming laws and in debate. We not only
want honest men. but honesty backed by
ability.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03
Cars Wrecked.

This morning about o'clock the EN-
pire freight train east, drawn by engine
No. 314, parted when about half mile
west of cambridge. The front part of the
train stopped when the accident was dis
covered, and the rear part ran into it,
breaking to pieces one car loaded with
grain and scattering the grain in all direc.
tions. Two other cars were badly dam
aged, and the track was blockaded for
three Or four hours. Fortunately nobody
was inIt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03

Twenty two cases of yellow fever and
seven deaths were reported yesterday in
Matamoras. The disease has reappearcd
in Brownsville and Laredo, Texas, and
another case, fatal one, was reported in
New Orleans on Tuesday,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03

DoN CAMERON to Arthur THE people
don'r want this bill passed-veto it; I'll
vote uay, but all the same we'll have the
other fellows make it a law-it may be a
feather in my hat, you know ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03

there is comparatively littlo to bo made
extra at tho aldermen's Office. ..-r
The resolution was argued further by
Messrs. Eaby and Schum, and the latter
gentlemsn moved 70 amend by referring it
to the finance committee to ASCERTAIN
whether the appropriation made for the
pay of the police fOrce during the year will
allow of the increase being made. Tho
amendment was defeated, and the resOlu-
tion was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-COrmeny, Cox. Dinklebery,
Hartley, Huber, Hurst. Lichty, MckiI
lips, Middleton, Moore, Rsith, Riddle,
Scheetz, Snieych, frost and DR.. Davis,
president-16.
Nays--Albright, Buchanan, Esby,
Evarts, Mclaughlin, Power, Remly,
S,hum-8.
Mr.. frost offered . resolution instructiDg
the street committee to have the crossing
repaired at West King and Mulberry
streets.
Mr.. Hartley offered resolution instruct
and Filbert streets repaired. Both the
resolutions were referred to tho street
committee.
Mr.. Cox, from tho fire committee, re-
ported that a committee Ol the Shiffier>
fire company had met the fire committee
and offered to sell their house and on
gine to the city for 81 OOO. or either for
$4,000.
Mr.. Cox advocated the purchase of the
house on the scale Of economy. Tho city
is now paying $3.50 per year rent for an
engine house in that section of tho city,
while if the Shiffler house is purchased
the rent would not be more than 500 Der
year. The matter was by . unanimous
vote referred to the fire committee, to re-
port at the next meeting of councils
whether the city can get clear title.
Select council adjourned early in tho
evening, so that none OF the measures
adopted by common council were acted
on by that body.
On motion, adjourned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03

HUBDELL Humph How can the peo.
pie accuse me now? assess only for
hundreds Congress demands millions,
and it wants them for political purposes,
too.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03

getting the promise OF more than eighty
acres, and so the affair fell through. Only
week ago the Vineland papers were bo-
moaning their fate in allowing such an
opportunity to pass without taking advan.
tage of what they considered tho generous
offer of Hllgert. OF late Hilgert operated
very largely in molasses, which shrank in
value SO much that it is thought by many
to have been the primary cause of forcing
him to the wall.
Hilgert's family did not know last night
where the missing refiner could be found.
They secuted the suicidal story. An old
Front street broker, who has known Mr..
Hilgert for nearly dozen years, expressed
the belief that the man was only hiding
away until things calmed down. :" He is
not the man to do away with himself OH
account of the failure, for he is possessed
of too much common sense for that. Even
if it is true that he has resorted to forgery,
Charley Hilgert would never meet death
by his own hand. He is quietly taking his
ease in some out of the way place, and
will not show up until matters are straight
ened out"
Mr.. Hilgert's bookkeeper went on a
visit to Europe about two months ago,
and now, since Hilgert cannot be found,
it is absolutely impossible tf ascertain the
true condition of the firms affairs. An
intimate friend of the missing man said
yesterday that the total assets would
probably allow the creditors something in
the neighborhood of rs cents on tho dol
lar,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-03

pcaleu.
An Ordinance Providing for Registration of
Be it Ordained by the Select and Common
be the duty of every physician practicins
within the City OF Lancaster, whenever u
death shall occur under their professional
care-Or OF the coroner when q death shall
come under his notice-tO furnish to the tam
lily of deceased person or to the undertaken
certificate setting forth the name. date and
SEC. 2. No undertaken shall inter the body OF
any person who died in this city, or who has
been brought to this city for burial, nor re-
place beyond the limits OF this city, without
first reporting the same to the Secretary of the
Board OF Health: and delivering to him tho
permit from said officer for burial, for which
burial permit the sum OF twenty-five cents
shall be paid, to be used in defraying the ex
penses of the Board OF Health.
SEC. 3. No sexton shall dig grave for the
burial of any person, nor shall the superin-
tendent of any cemetery or burial place per-
the soar q sn% The s
perintendent or sexton snail keep u correct
record OF all bnrials and make weekly report
Health.
SEC. :. Eve.y person desirous of being
licensed to empty or remove the contents III
writing to the Board of Health, who under
proper restrictions shall grant him u license
for one year, and renew the same from year
to year, as they may deem proper and tor
each license SO granted and tor every renewal
thereof, he shall pay the sum OF i've dollars,
to be used In defraying the expenses of the
Board OF Health; and whenever any such
person shall desire. under hts license, to
cleanse any privy we'll or sink. he shall first
obtain from the Board OF Health permit to
do 50 and he shall deposit the contents or
privy wells and sinks only ut such places des-
1gnated by TIE Board OF Health.
SEC. 8. The price OF the permit shall be paid
in all cases be repaid by the person whose
privy well or sink shall BIS emptied or
cleaned.
SIC. 8. Tue price OF each permit for the re
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06

3ipeifeL mebr5 belteDen. ll1gea9tet aIler
genau prG5iiirten 56atia6en peri6an;t fi6
Die Qfrif05 @eieQl6aft biuter obiolutem
S6ipeigen unb bcre0tigt oarnit gu Ser Ser
mItDung, oaB aue in Sen betr. Sdriften
unlerell 2altoSleutet ltadgelagten Srepels
tboten pieIlei6t nod l6limmer ltto, ais
beDatptet."
-9te e1g[ti6e 6 a naItnnneIfrage
tonll. ipie es ben 2lni6ein gctDintt, iebt fir
a6getban era6tet iperben, oa Sl piele &C.
tDidtige Stimmen ft1 gegcn Den Sunlel
~auSgelpr0de1 baben. Die @utodtcn oct
DO6iten 2lltoritGte1, tnS6einnoere Der nil
litdrtiden, ipreden it6 burd)tpeg ableDleno
aus. Qtm bebeutungSoolitet lit Die @ntz
l6eiolln9 0eS l6er5pgS bon Cambridge,
o~beriten Sefc6lsbaberS Der brttildcn Streits
frdfte, uuD beS @enerdl5 QSolicleD, beS
SiegerS iiber Die NegDpter. 8eibe Dertper@
fen 0aS 9roieft aus Sipei @riinDen. @tn5
mai piirOe t9rer 9lnii0t mad 0er 3lnteL
Die Nllldge elmer 8roBclt Seitu1g nit lteDelt@
DEM Eager erfor0ert, mas lcbl fDttlpteltg
marc, ullO baum miiBte @nglal0, 0urd
ben GunneL IN etne Dirt feitldrOii6er Otadt
berlDanoclt, Die allgcmcire gSe1rpfltdt eil7
tllDrcll, mas cine lnilber1eDbare llmtpdl@
sung III Den Sittclt ul10 bielct6t audi IN
Den Sreibeitcn @uglntOS sur Tolge baben
ipilrDe. 2tud Der Yremier, Wfr. 9laoitDne,
3tt0arO Gob0el, Der Ocritorbene Yrt1t51
@emnbl gilbert, 2or6 Halmeriton lt1lo
ncuerDtngS 2oro Spencer, Sir SoDn Cub
bod, 6arleD, Der @r5bii6of BON @eftrliltz
fter ul1O Diele a1Oere Gapacttdtcn Der Wtl7
ieni0aft, 6aben itd ~ableDueno 9eGlBert.
2(igenl0einli0 lit Die 2(nttpatbie cher aud
IN peiter 0olfsfreilen Derbreitct. Inter
1Dl0en lln1ltGnDet fonnte Der Hlan nldt
petter perfolgt iperben.
= Die @6re, Ser Batter" BET 6ritiider
9(rlnee I'll ieirt, 0ebit6rt bem General
0eDrge 90 ac0pnalo, Der dm 10. b.
baS patriar6olii6c Sitter BON 50 Sa6ren
crrcid)te. Ser Neterd1 trat I'M September
1905 ais TG6rrt6 in ooS 81. Gegiment,
melde5 ct fat unpcr3iigli6 altf Der @rpe>
oitiOn lta0 6annoper bcglettete. Gou 1896
bis 1910 0ier1te ct III StSilien, madte Die
Expedition na6 9teupel nit uno ip0Dnte oer
@il11aDn1e bon Ss6ia lno Yroctod an.
1912 bega6 CT ftd nab Spanien u1o mad)te
Die S0la6t Dou @altalld ionic Die Bela1
9erlGlg bon Sarragona NIT. 1914 lbtttte
er It0 nad Ganooa ett ull0 nnblIt an Den
Sperationen Dot Ylatt5burg GDctl, redts
5cittg nad) europa 5urildfcbrelO, Tim an
Dem TclDSllge 9e9elt Itnpolcol1 1919 tbellduS
rcDrnelt. Sn Der S0lnGt BET 9Satcrloo er7
biclt CT brei g8unOeu, lldl1lt6 am 8eln,
GIN 6alie uIt6 etnen SduB Dur6 Den Setb,
Ser Die Qurgen DerleBte. Gon 1911 bis
1915 lpar Macoonalo @ouperAeltr DOH
Sierra 9eone uno ipdter cine 53eit lang
0ouperlteltr BON Dominica in Mcitinbien.
2ln 13. 6e6ruar 1863 purOe CT gum Sberz
item DeS Is. (Q3ebforbiDire) 9tegilnents err
i1an1lt, urb an %. OCTOBER 1871 erbielt er
Den @ereralsrang. 0as bobe 9tlter, tuelz
DIES Der DeroienitOone 8eteran errct6te, lit
I'm 10 6emerfenspcrtber, iuerlt leine bet
Matcrloo erDaltenen @unben u1b iein LAM
ger 9tufentbalt IN Dcm t0otlt6en Slinla
BON Sierra 1eone in Setradt ge5o8en tperz
Sp11
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
SOtWiCoOi11d)t

Die sro6e @iodt bjcics SeilmtttelS ~offenbort lid in
3rantbeilsn. Die ben Sob berbetsnihb1en brober. mie in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
8er6nScr1tttge EFT, bic nOtt Sac so
Sa9 nad, foct1t 0c6rnttG)e OcS
seiGutittetS eitttrcten4

1. @ute Yaune, Gcridpinben br Sdud6e, Der Nboes
fpannt9cit, ber 0telardolte, Sunabme uno 8rditt9uls
les Sleildes uub Der NtuStelu.
2. Die 8rdite nebmen su, ber @ppetit wir6 better, bic
gtabruno i6meft, oas Iaure N~uiitobeu bort auf, bic Gers
bouuug lit gut, rubt9er lno un9ettorter S9lat uno iris
3. @;eribwinben pom Sleden un6 gGittden, bic Sout
feht elatt uno oeiuno aus, Der llrtn ut nidt ntebr tribe,
ionneru ptro hdl ruo tlar, Die Gntleerun9 %oetlel6eu 9eht
4. @eniBGeit Der bauernben SeiIung ouer unwiutlrs
Iiden, i6wdGenben @ntleerunsen, unb S%raftt9un9 aaer
Or9ane.
5. Die gelbe Tor6e i'm @eiBen beS Nuses unO bic
brdunlide, uraeiunpe Tar6e Der 0aut peridmiubet, un6
ma9t elmer ~9efunOen, tlGreu 6auttarbe &lot.
6. 9teienigen, welde GIL idwa6en ober tuberfnI6ien
4mnoeu leioen, mcroen 9ro6e Grlcibterung burb ben GCz
braud ocs 6eilmitteLs iiuoCn. IS ~bei6roert ben NuSz
puri, permiroert ben 9niten, itdrft un6 frditi9t, bcieitist
ben NddtIdwctB, b5 GcfnGl Der Sdm6de rnS bes
SdmerSeS in ben SuBtn0telI, 0etneu, Gdultern &C.;
eniiernt ben 6teberroit, oas @rttdungS9eiIbl Die lttbcnl>
heidpcrOet II. ben tron1ptboftcn Quiten betm3 ubetteSe9en
NIB Auiiteben. Aue otele SDmptome perl6pinocn mad
Tno mad.
{. &ou Sag SUI Sag mcbrcr ib bel bem Gebroub bes
GarIapariltiau bic Auieihen Der SuriGtebrcuocu Ges
innobcit. Nic paS Slut an 3tetnbetl ln0 Strait gcpinnt,
nimmt Die &runtbcit ab, uuo aae irculoCu, ltnreinen
Stoife i'm E6rper, @cdwire, Sreb5lctoer, barrie 6uotcu
IL: ~. perldpiHntr, p1S hn9clHnoe lpiTH 9elnnoC, iino
Gcidmulre, 6IebtrlpuhosI uno droHIlhe Grantbeiten
neroen oebellt,
8. IN TIuer, no Dns Spltem ausoelogcn poroer I'll,
rno GnedNlhcr ooer corroiiue Subltmute in ben &uo;
den. 9elenFen II. /. ID. o%ngebduft woroe!l inn rro Gr<
peiduu9 Der 6rn6en, &crfrintmuug bs 3%iId9rutS,
&crSptGungen, weibe Gcid)ui.lIte entr Rrdupioberu cinz
setreten inn, l6it Der rSariopcri0ian" allie Ablagrruns
gen INN entiernt ben 6ronfbettsitof aus Rem Spjtcn.
O.. gSenn 0ieicntseu, nrldc Oieie @icoiStnen Sur 0etz
nn9 drortider, ltropbul0ier oocr lppDtlttiihcr 6rGntS
betttn 9%ebrauden uno inoett, bue, mcnn bic 6etlun9
aud nod il ~lon3ianl iein rua9,i / iA imAGacmeinelt bcitr
%befinOen, ibr Tletid uuo @eniGt lid perliehrt obcr and
nir lid 9tei6 bleibt, 10 lit oieS Elm iidcreS .2etdeI, baB
bic 6cilun9 iortifreitct. Sci hteicu &ron5Deiten perben
bic Yuttcntcn cntwcoer beier ober idlimrCr, Der Grunfs
%htttSitoif lit nidt %urtbdtbi3; penn utdt ouigcbalteu lno
"iS Dtm Slute 9ctricbcr, pcrbreitct or ib uno idbrt tort,
bic Contribution Su untergra5eu. So6olo Der ,Soriuz
%pariuian" BENT Qatieuteu Elm beiiereS Seiiuoen pcridoift,
fdreitet Guere 6eilun9 nit icocr Gtunoc poron uno Sbr
eeTuinnt an Gei unobeit, Stdrts nnO 6lei5.
Oie nrnEe Ninht hicirs 0eiImitieIs nffenhnrt Eh in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
RaNtuan'a rea1tltrenoe 1tlle11

Gimcm 9oaar ole NIof0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06

Der 2ru9en unb 3ubertutoIe, &bii5, GtrofeIn, Sppbis
lis, S6winben, gntortung uno Srcb5 Der Nieren, 6arnz
rubr lriuhaltun9, no cS pbnc NnmenornG 6s &atbetcrs
x~iuDerurg idaHt unb bic ifmcrSenoe Numenoung bteIes
Snitrumcutcs ~unn6tbi9 modt = Stein NIB Grics, uuo
III allen Tduen BON GntSin6uu9 Der Wherein unO Der
wlaie, iowte in 6ronti9ct 6auen Don 6r0ueutrontz
pciteu.
Sin Sloide entbdlt mebr pirfIame grsnciitoffe, OILS
:reeno elm ANDRES Dtittel, bic finf bis ie1S 3Geel6iitl
pou uotbig MAIDEN, wdbrenb Don Sariapari4iau eiu
3beel6ifel pOu 9cnI9t.
0inem 9onor Die TSIai0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06

8rorpn's Giien.8 itters beItebt
aus Gifen in IoSli6cr Sorm,
Gin9ona, bem 9robcn StGrs
fungsmitteI nebit anOeren wobl
bemabrten 9eilmitteln pSe
suIemmen eth munberboreS ni9t
aIfobolbafti9es Starfunssmittel
ocber, neG9e5 9ellung 9ibt in
SSaGen pon 0pspepIie, nnpers
bouli6fett> Malarta, S6wd9e
unb 2~inberun9 in alien 2unsens
urb Stierens &rant9eiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
Sl(0ct

@eiunbbeitunb permeibet &ranfs
belt. 9tn1tatt miioe uno ab9c=
mattct GIT fIblen> an1tott 3eb
uno S9ater3en, MOLTEN Stentdt
piel Lie6er frii9 uno Itorf fublen?
Sic fonnen fortfobren miierobeI
at fiiblen unO ST JtiftS aufgez
legt, bod mI1en Sic 9ttemonoem
Die S6ulo 8nneHen ais ii6 olz
ein> iinO Sic aber eth oerarti9es
2eben mitbe, 10 f5nnen Sic es
Gnoern, falls Sic es mini6en.
@ie? Snbem Sic ii3 cine
Slai9e port 8rolpn'S @iienz
8itters fa1lfen ,unb 1ol6es re9elz
maBi9 ben Sori3rtften 9emob,
elnnebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
NOlfOmn1cne B%lrgan3en, lill0erllOe Nbz
fiibrmitteI, tpirtcl DDnc S6mer5,
itets 5ltDerldBig ullD natitrli6

%fitbr1nittel, iptrtcl DDnc S6mer5,
ltetS 5uDerlGBig ultD natllrIt6
in tDrcn Sperattonen:
Gin be9ctabtIiIGc5 @rIabmittcI fiir Colonel.
Soutommen obne ieglt6cn ~8eigeidmod, eGeecnt nit
IuBem Summit 9laifrt, %pnr9ilen, regutiren, reinigcn un6
ftdrtcn.
Mdgen5, Der Seber, Der GeDdrmc, Der 9ficrert. Der 8loie,
fplpie fir uerp6ieS 6opipeb, GCritoptun9, eSnbi9Clttpu,
Tpspepiia, bili0ie 3uhdube, 5ieber, lntcrletb5entsIn
bund, 6dmolrbpioen uno aue auoeren yctOcn bcS lluterz
:tibS. Sine p~outommene rim 9ordntirt. Stein pe9es
ta6iliid feline Spur pom Dtcrtur, Dttneratten ODER idGoz
Iidcn Dro9uen.
g9g Dian beodtc foIgen6e Gpmptome pom 6rautz
heiteu Der 9erouuunQSorganc: 0crltopiung, inuerlihc
Sdmorrboibcn, 8lutUallung uGb hem Sopie, Saure
I'M Diagcn, ~lebelteit, SoObrrnncn, Gtel ppr Dem GIcn.
Nfaacu0rufcu, iaurcS NufitoBeit, SiHfeu oper Se6eu beS
6erSens, e%ritidcnbeS Geubl bein Eiegen, Htcbcl ODER
Slafern Dor Nueen, Ticbcr rlb brnpic SdnerScu i'm
Ropie, itodeHoer Atbenl, aelbe5 a%uSlcDen Der {0unt lno
Der 9tu9en, Settcnlttbcn, S6mer6en III Der 5rnlt mn in
Sen Glicoern, pt0gli6e Anwaunn9 Don 6tBe, &reunen
eifniae Qoien pom st 8tGGen mer6eu
has Ggltem pon aleu- obcn9enarnten Sranfbciten bes
treien.
Sm Oen Mpotbefcu. 5t BADEN.
N2on lele: IS al d II ND @obr."
Ytou idide cine Grtefnarfe a1 Foomop
& 60, $40. 50 Q8arrellz, @de Der @bur1
Gtrobe, 9few 0orf.
gE5~ S%clcbrllne, Gauieu6e pom Dollars pertb, ipirO
Gtl ugej6Idt UCroCn.
&c fam feline before Curantie iWr ben gGcrtb non
Or. 9abwap's altciabltrten ii. u. u. 49eilmttiel onI9es
,nieicr perDer, ais Die teubcu uno nuRloicn Nod>
obnIllracu ocriclbcn. IS giebt lomoGl lall6e rNclols
nsuts" ais uud .~atclieis" uno ,Etlt5"- StDet Gud Dor
,,un uerlauact MIR 9tacwuD5 iuo dbtet hdrouT, oaB
Scr Nome ,~Iabpag" i4 aHi Dem setauiIen artitsl be-
fia0e-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
mansGert. ahiu. Nps. 26. 1881.

1an5felb. Sbiu, Npt. 20. 1881.
Weine 6erreu: SD Gitt an Gamer-
sen iii mciner Seits, 8ufen unt Britt,
nit tedenoen S6mersen eurd meinen
eanseu Srrper i'll @erbineun9 nit arp-
Fer GdnIde, Riercracidlaaeurcit uub
Mppetittpiateit. SD nd@m bereits per-
f6ieaeue Wetisiren Gin une rrrre rpn
trpWinenteu 2lerstcn ouf 2eter~ Riercr.'
Nilsfu6t ~be6auSelt. rbue Grtpl9. SD
tadtc einmnl einen @eriuh nil
9rpmu's Giien- Sit.ert su MAIDEN uro
noGtcm i6 jest cine unb eirc balts
Slaide enlightenment Babe. hin i6
nabe;u eeiunc, tie S6mersen III Ger
Seite urp Riifcn finb 0er9ar9en, bic
gruffGmersen Daben anfactGrt, elm
gutter Appctit Bat l9 ein9eilcit NIB ids
iiebnle an 'Stdrte ms 6leii6 su. Gs
fanu nit 9teGtter &EniB rcr @teeiSinen
acnannt Werre1.
Sptn 6. NlenSer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
unterleib9td I'D uler}rui

Ourdfau, Diarr66c. 6@oIcro Worbr5 oOer i~tmcrScu>
Der StubIgor9, wSrpcu %inner9oIb 10 oNer 90 Ntirnten
burd 9iotrap's Menog &elitf gcbeilt. rein &lutGu.
oran9 uuo feline Glt;Unoun9, feline Studdc o0er N6S
ecIponntbett miro oem Ccbraud beS d. ii. &cIief iolScn.
Tvs lit Der critic uno ciuSi9e GdntclS erSltiacr, Der alS
eeubli6lid bic ifrcdliditen Gd1mcrieu ftilt, Gutslnounz
gen unb Slutoncrau9 liuhcrt, ob lie nun in ben YNn9cn,
benz Otagen, ben Gin9eueibcu opcr un0ercu Sr9anep
amitreten, menn man bas @littel cinnlal btnngi II. 5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-06
itt ciMct bjs 5tDatt8t0 WltaMtcn,

I obne nnteridicb, mic groB bic Sdmersen aud Icin mo-
gen; bic an 9ibcumutiSmus S~eioctoeu, bic S%etildgtrts
\ gen, Die 9ertriippcItcu. bic N~cru0ien, bic on neuralgia
cher unoercu srdutbeiteu leihch, wero:n bnrb bic An=
menoEns pom @obroop's 9ieobp 0clief auSenbitdli3e
S%inbcrung fiucen.
@ntSunbungen Der Mteren, gntsitn6ungen
Ser 8laie, @eo6rmeG nt5inOung, 2ungenz
Gongcitionc1, &alSIcioen, Nit6ntn, 6er3-
fGopfc1, 9ipbtberia, 0pitcriide NnfGue,
8rGune, Gatorrb, SnflucnSo, &opfpcD,
a3abnidmcrSen, gfeuralgi0, GDc!tnlatts>
mus, faltcS mn DetBcs 6tcbcr, 0lbuerz
augcn unO 8roitbctlen.
Ole @npenoung pom 9icabp 3ietief an ben leibrnbeu
Ebeiteu peri90iit au9enbtiGlide %SinOerung ODER Grict3'
tcrHng.
0retBig Bis Iefstg 2ropfcn in Gin GloS @oiier beilcn
IN penigcn NuGenUljdcn &rdmpie, Nto9cHluure, Soos
bremen, &opimeh, Gtorrb6e, Gplenteltc, 8oltt, Sldbun>
gen uno ole i%unCrlidcn SmcrScu.
9teiicroe ioItcE trmcr cine Stable pon Roopop's
Ready Relief" bel i1 tra9en. &SCni9e Groplen bas
pom, in MoIIer sctbalr, teugen alien &raurhctteu uno ben
eamit pertuiipitcn yciGen, bic aus Dem @ebraudb i0ledl>
ten @afer5 cntlpriu9cu, por- Gs lit elm bcicrer StilmUs
liant. QS irduS6Uihe STQubp oSCr GtttCrS.
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Mt g | d l. 1 Ct
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLTAN
RESOLVENT.
~ nEn GSt..k mnS4,;on~
Scr 0rofc 03lttt &etttiect,

Sir bic 6eilung drontider 6rantbeiten, ererbter ooer
ouSerer Gcroieln III rem yungen ODER benz Dtu9en, Der
Saut obcr ben &nodcu, benz Sleii9 ober Ben yteruen,
amelde bus Stint p%ergtiteu.
9hroniIde 6rantbciteu, &uoderfrab, perborbene Sdfte
i'm Glute, ifropbul0ie 6ranfbettc1, unuutiirlider 6abi>
fus, SppbiIis une Generie Sieberpunoen, froniide un6
oIte Sc dwiire, engIiide Sruntbett, meike Sdwelun9en,
@~rirotopf, Ge6drmuttcrsYetoeH Srebie, 8rilleni6mels
Iuneen, 6uoten, M%bSebrun9 OeS &6rpers, 9uitcin uub
9tus idldee, Sdpdrcn. 0p5pepiia, Niereuz unb Blaicus
Ieioen, drclril6er 9tbeumatismus NM YIdt, S6minbz
S1ontbeitem, beuen bisweilen onbere Nameu 9esebeu
perocn.
Sci 9tpotbcfern, fir einen Dollar bie 6lai6e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E Very desirable three-story Brick Dwelling. POT
street northwest
Seven Of those fine three-st y Brick Residences O
the north side Of street. between 9th and 10th street
northwest.
Also three of those very elegant Houses the mort
side Of street. between 9th and 10th SITS. northwest.
Nice two story and basement Brick House, 1858 lot
street northwest, on very easy terms.
s9-6t j. s. SWORMSTEDT, 928 r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-12

That there may have been keen disappointment
at the character OF the verdict In the star route
cases as announced yesterday on the part OF some,
both inside and outside the courtroom, IS doubt
less true but to say that surprise was felt on the
part OF any intelligent person at all acquainted
with the tns and outs Of the matter would be the
height of absurdfty. The substantial results Of
the verdict as rendered could easily be foreseen
and foretOid when the members or the jury took
their seats They were settled then, no matter
what the evidence might be-
II the Old adage that rs Maine goes 80 goes the
Union" be true, this Is going TO be bad year for
the democracy. The republican victory there yes
terday was far more complete than even the most
Sanguine members OF that party dared claim.
The republican candidate for Governor and all
four candidates for Congress were elected by
sweeping majorities, and republican legislature
was chosen which ensures the return OF MIR. Frye
20 the Senate.
While this result may not have conclusive ef-
fects In other states where elections be held,
it can hardly be doubted that It win have great
influence In several OF them. Especially may this
be said OF some OF the southern states Evidences
OF prolonged republican ascendancy in national
policies must go far to widen the breaches already
made In the ranks OF the solid democracy so long
existing in that section, and Independent or coal
Stion gains there may accordingly be counted upon
with considerable confidence.
One OF the most encouraging signs OF the times
Is the decay OF boSsism in politics, the evidences
OF which are everywhere apparent. With this in
cubus removed, and good crops for a few years,
the country may be happy yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-12

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
This school opens the 18th of September at the old
site on College Hill, where the exercises viii be con-
Quoted until such time in December next the new
school building street. l4th. shall be ready
for occupation.
Courses Of instruction designed for college or for
business.
For catalogues or other information application may
be made to the Principal. Prof. OTIS T. MASON, PHI.
D., 1905 Q street northwest. au22-lm