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oERMAN-AMERloAN BANK DIRECTORS
a Multiplicity OF Generals Secured for
the Defense.


On Saturday after the Criminal Court had been
opened, the District Attorney informed Judge
Wylie that Mr., R. Ross Perry had been appointed
special attorney by the Auorney-General to prose-
cute the cases against John Hitz, C. W. Prentess,
and others for embezzlement in connection with
the afiars Of the defunct German American Bank.
He said that Mr., Perry when assistant prosecuting
attorney, had given considerable attention to these
cases and was about to call them for trial when
he withdrew nom the Office. At his request the
Attorney General had now appointed him to take
charge of them.
MR.. PERRY GAVE PUBLIC NOTICE
that he should call on the parties to plead next
Friday. He desired that all Of the motions might
be made and disposed of before the general plea
of not guilty was entered, that they would be In
readiness TO go to trial next fall. but he did not
EXPECT to be ready before that time. Mr. W. b..
Webb stated that he appeared for Mr.. Hltz as did
also General Butler, and he thought the latter
would be in the city next week. Colonel Cook
said that as the cases have slept long and II
doubtful If they ever would be tried, t was neces-
sary that General Butler, General Davidge, Gen.
eral Mu@ey-
How many more generals are there in this
case2' asked the Judge.
Not many more" replied Colonel Cook "but
see what course we will pursue"
"Wel ifany of these generals" said the Judge,
care here when the time comes to consider these
motions the case will go on."
Mr. Perry suggested that there was nothing ut
present before the Court and he merely gave
notice 80 that the counsel could take advantage
of IL.
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PILES! PILESl PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding itching, and VI.
cerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. William
Ian Indian remedy called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment A single box has cured the worst
chronic cases of twenty-five or thirty years stand
ing No one need suffer five minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly at night
amer getting warm in bed, acts poultice gives
Instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching OF the private parts. and for
nothing else,
Read what the Hon. J. NJ Cofiinberry, of Cleve.
land says about DR., Williams Indian Pile oint.
ment: II have used scores Of Pile cures, and 1t
affords me pleasure 20 say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate aud pema-
nent relief AZ Dr. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stou & Cromwell, or mailed on re.
oelpt ofprice, 81. HENRY & CO., Proprietors,
M&Th 60 Vesey street, New York CITY.
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REAL ESTATE AUCrIONEERS,
1924 Il street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
LOTS SOUTH OF MOUNT PLEASANT, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF X NNIesAW AVENUE WEST
OF FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD
BY virtue of decree passed by the supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia we VIII sell at public auc
ton, ON TUESDAY the I'd day Of May, 1882, at 0
~, II. rs, and 49, OF John shermans subdivision Of
parcel of land called Kennesaw, recorded in the
Office of the Surveyor of the District of Columbia
Terms; one-iourth cash, aud the balance at O. 70,
and ~ months for which the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale will be taken,
and lien retained on the property sold
These lots are part OF the tract OF land north Of the
Columbian College property, west Of Fourteenth
street extended. and hui short distance from Bound
airy street, in rapidly improving neghborhood.
Lot NO. u contains about 5000 square feet aud the
other lots from about 1000 to il0O0 square feet each
REGINALD FENDALL I
No 825 FOurnnd-a-hRll street, n,-,,.,oo,
WIN. Il, MAT'rINGLY, irusVeeS
apl9-dts No. 435 Seventh street,
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
AND ONO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
AII.LL
schedule to take effect MONDAY. JANuARYi

lSS2.
M. ,,,, LEAVE WASHINGTON.
chicago Cincinnati, aud ST. Louis fast express,
SlrHping cnrsin 1tnclnnntSL Louisiana Chicago
SS naitI,nn@3irSe' E,lcoL Guy and Way stations
SilT4SsonrE, winchester. itagorstown, aud Way.
t7:ij-BAltimnrc ENpresg
GlO-polut Of Rocks and Way stations
Philadelphia, New York. aud Boston EXPRESS
HArlOr ears to New York.
f1-SiBunton aud Valley Express. Connects tos
nag rr'townnmdnt Point of Rocks for Frederick.
sOl.Balt.more liynttsvllle. aud Laurel ExprosS
Sbpsht Beltsvllle, Annapolis Junction, Jessup'a
=. anu DurSeya. On sunday stops 90 all stations
lCN-liail'morc Express stops ut Hyattsvlllc and
tlOaQ- Pittsbnrg Chicago Cincinnati, and ST. Louls
n AZ Express Parlor aud sleeping cars
1911. baltimore, EllIcott city Annapolis, and Way
ilst-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t4lo-liAtlmOre Express,
t&cl- baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York rlK.
$50 Baltimore and Way stations Cwinchester.
,FrGdcrlck, lIagerstown, and Way, via Rclny)
$50 .laltlmOre, Hyattsvillc, aud Laurel Express
EreIsrick' via Relay. stops at Annapolis
tao baltimore, Annapolis; md Way stations.
tEio-Putut of Rocks, Frederick, HugCrstown Win
A., OF Rocks and Way stations Onyl
tGlSL a n,h Express IMar!inshurg and Way
,6;ol-point Of Rocks aud Way stations
tIS -Batmore and Way stations
nn-Batlmore, liynti1villc and Laurel Express
tslerPitisbnrs, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Philadelphia, New York and Boston ExprosA
Sleeping Cnrg 10 New York stone M JJvatta.
. Vile ana LAUREL
tgI.Chlcago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis ExpreSa
49, Sleeping ears to Cincinnati and Chicago.
stDally tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains from Washington stop at RELAY station,
For further information apply at the baltimore
md OHIO Ticket Offices Washington station. $40 and
I"S avenue corner Fourteenth stree.
hhd received nj any point In the city.
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General o. E. Babcock is placing fog bell at
Fort Washington light, Potomac River. The bell
at Smiths Point light, mouth Of the Potomac
River. has been elevated 50 as to be heard at n
greater distance, part of the building having
deadened the sound in the former position OF the
bell. The sound is now clear of all distractions.
A number of boat holsters of an approved pattern,
requiring only one mans labor to raise the boat,
have been placed OH all the sCrew-pile light
house In the fifth district, OF which General Bab-
pnpk is pnpiuppr
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CIRCUIT CouRT-JusrtCE MACAR THUR. -Merri.
man ". Hcl'yman; death OF plaintiff sugg 'stcd
Johnson & AW ustgrer vs. Walter iudt me Of con-
drnnailn BrCn vs. Blumcnburg 60 rVnstatpd.
Gu Lame VS. same; same mellon. No n Man
haitian Life Insurance Company; bill Oh exceptions
signed. Shipman Va. Ma shrlty; order to amend
pleAdings. Wheeler vs.. Blirr; demurrer to pleas
Lyon vs.. Connecticut Life Insurance Company de.
lowed q plpal.
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
Good Scores Made at Benning's Range
After n six Months Rest.

Benning's range was opened for the season with
military rifle subscription match Saturday AFTER
noon, at which there was a good attendance and
the men did some excellent shooting. The terms
of this match were "any military rife under the
rules distance, 200 yards position, standing, off.
hand even shots allowed each contestant; twenty
five cents entrance; onc-half of the entrance
money to the contestant making the best score
and one fourth u the second best shot the bal
ance to go TO defray the expenses of the range ;
unlimited re-entnes." There were fifteen con-
testants and forty-three entries and re-entrles
Following were the lending SCORES;
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DIED-

BROSNAN.-At o'clock y. m, Saturday, April -
at his late residence, go q street northwest, DANIEL
a, BROSSAS In the 5Bth year of his uge.
The funeral will take place from st. Patrick
Church, at o'clock a. M, tomorrow Tuesday,,
where solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated,
The brave. the noble, generous good,
Who sank so suddenly to rest,
That even the wife, who loved him best,
Dreamed not of her lone wldowhood.
PERRY.--April %, at 1850 p. M, Mrs, BETSY
GREENwoop PERRY, aged 81 years, at the residence
of her son, w. q. Perry.
New Havon (Conn) papers please copy.l
enthusiastically, at 3 y. M, the I'D, MARY ELIz-
AnrrH, daughter of James and Maggie Quinn aged
years ana days,
The funeral viii take place to-day at y. IN. Rela-
tive and friends invited to attend, from the resi-
deuco, l7li Riggs street northwest
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
UN1rEp STATES ENeISEER OFFICE,
1907 Penn. ave-. Was iington, d. O., April n, 1881
Sealed proposals. for Dredging In the HarboE Of
Wellington and GEORGETOWN d. o., Will be received
at this office until ~ M on WEDNESDAY, May 10,
1882 and opened Immediately thereafter
. Specifications containing detailed Information and
blank forms Of proposals can be obtained at this
office, where maps and plans may also be seen. The
right to reject any or ali proposals Is reserved.
ap216t s. I. ALERT, u. s. Civil Engineer.
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IN EFFECT JANUARY -. 1882
TRAINS LEANE WASHINGTON, from station
,,r MI, G , sixth and u streets, as followsi
Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars at o. 70 a. M
daily; Fast Limo, 800 u. m. daily with Sleeping Iar1
rom harrisburg 70 Cincinnati. Western Express,
Cincinnati Mail Express e6O D. M daily for PITTS.
BHLTiMoREXND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandagua Rochester, buffalo, Niagara, e5O
Cannnlaigun.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and ElmIra at ell
For New York aud the East 500 M, 1880 ni., lo
700 and 1920 D. m; on sunday, Lao, $50, and l02S
,, W. A. m; daily, except SUNDAY. ,,
For brooklyn, N. ", all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of BROOKLYN Annex.
double terragc across New York city.
For Philadelphia, 500 ~ M, 1890 M, l;3O $40, 95l
aud lC;2Q p M; on sunday. lO, $40, $50 and lo;o
p ~ Limited Express, 80 IL IN. daily, excepa
For baltimore go, 500, 900 1880 a. m ana I;sO, to-
GSl II. M ljO, 80 1880, $50 and 1870 p. m.
For Popes Creek Line. $40 H. m, and $40 y. m. daily.
except sunday.
For Annapolis, Gao m. and tiO p. M daily except
EXiNpRIA AND RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alaxandria $50 7:2O 90 HOO. aud HES H. M
400 500 60 500 and 1880 p. m. ON sunday, at 90
0:2u, il:OO, and ll:2j a. M. aud 500 y. IN.
For Richmond and the south, G:O aud 1895 a. m. daily
aud $500 p. m. daily, except sunday.
Trains Icave Alexandria for Washington, GOO S0o,
H:Oi ana tOl IL M, l2aO, 3O, 400, In anu U2O T. m
aud 1900 midnight; sunday, At SOB 500 and 1000
n, M, 7OO a ID i..O u. M.
Tickets and Information at the Once northeast
corner of Thirteenth street ana PcnnSylNnnln ave
nue., and A. the Station where orders can be len for
the Checkng OF baggage to destination from hotels
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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No instance of n failure on record when Sim.
mons Liver Regulator has been properly taken
IL removes bilious seGrcions cures dyspepsia, con
stipalion and SEX headache, strengthens the kid
npys, aud gently assists nature.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-24

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS lis youth
iul color and lustre by the use Of parkeps Hair
Balsam an elegant dressing, admired for purity
and rich perfume.
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Nav YoRK, April 22-honey loaned between 2and
9per cent and closed offered at per cent Exchange
was steady at 4s0k@4S7 for long and s4s9@4s9s for
short sight. Governments were unchanged, except
for 4s which are per cent higher. State bonds were
stronger, Railroad bonds were irregular on mod
ernte Volume Of business.
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following report OF the financial market Satur.
day. together with the opening highest lowest, and
closing QuOatons,are furnished by the banking house
OF H. D. Cooke jr., Co., 1879 street, Washington,
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Mr.. Lauritzen took the first prize, and captain
Miller's 81 being better under the rules than Mr.
Walter Cash's he was awarded second prize. While
resting during the off-hand short range match an
impromptu mid range subscription match was got
ten up for 900 yards, with FIVE contestants. The
firing at this distance was done in the front posi-
ton, with head toward the targets. The winning
scores were as follows:
Lauritl ....-...... ....-.,....... 8 70
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Loans decrease $50 80,
Specie uncrease). 1000 lO
Legal lenders increase so
DepOsite (ncreael 130O
Circulation (docrease) Gao 2O
heaoINe uncrea9el 4.O03. ~
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This was the first 50O-yards match ever shot at
Bennings with military rifles and was the first
shooting ever done at this distance by all of the
cOntestants, excepting Mr.. LaurllZen.
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JOHN X. KELLY,
Dealer lrsrclnss
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &c.

CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
Stalls ga 90, and G3J Centre Market, Ninth street
wing, and 800 and ms Northern Liberty Market o.
address Box II, city POstOnlCe. Marketing delivered
nee OF charge 10 all parts Of tho city, Je3-u
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Insist upon obtaining Floreslon Cologne. 1t Is
pre- eminenty superior in permanence and rich
| dclicnCy of fragrnnCp.
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children suffering with Collie soon experience relief
when simmons Liver Regulator is administered
, Buy only the Genuine, In White Wrapper, with red
Y. Prepared by
j. II. zEILIN q 90.
1a- sold by all Druggists. feI0 MNYE
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suBTREAsURY BALANCES.
.,.,,, Isl, si0,3l9 O2 Currenoy-,...,. H3055O20 n
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[NOTE-The closlngs are bid prices, and are not In
cluded In the high and low


BANKEN6- EXCHANGE
ThreedRy bills.....- 100 SixtydRy bills..... 4s7S
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nf.Dapld Nathan Iauia nf .nnia.,ll

Or. David Nathan lewis of Louisville
ls dreadfully deformed, while SaIle
johnson OF Frankfort is noted beau Y.
A mu ual friend desired to brtRg them
together In marriage, and, In order to
give tne Doctor chance 10 WOO success
fallE in splte Of his ply sical disat
ages arranged correspondence between a
them before they met, Lewis made by
his letters. the good impr ssion antIclpe-
ted,And when the young lady at last saw
him, she was ready to overlook his mr.
pleasinR physique. They became en-
gagged. Teis engagement he broke, and
she susd him fer dar ages. AT the trial,
the detsndaDts counsel dwelt at gre al
length upon the u gline3s of his Own Gil
ent aud descantsd with equal fervor ON
the lovelineia of the plaintiff. This was
dpIe to. impress the ju that Miss
johnson ought TO be glad of releas :
from such an unslRhtly lover, and that
y vas no damage to 1850 him as a hus-
600. ~
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MANHOOD.

There is one thing most beautiful In man
high and dauntleaa manhood. This
alone
e more than all the glory Of q throne.
More than the might OF nation, tribe or
olan.
This sealed him noble when his life be-
gan.
This was the spirit OF io.uy days out
grown.
And straight a. the quick course OF q
Milling stone, .a th tla
This guides him in the old eternal plan.
New years have come upon us. bolder
times.
Strange hopes are born Of our discover
ing thought,
And faith has changed with custom like
the garp.
Bat manhood changes not with years or
climes,
Being out Of the human heart divinely
wrong,
Serene as truth and mettlsd like . barb.
@. 70. Montgomery.
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he was sterDly advised to attempt no re.
distance.
"Ths nature ofthls infusion, sirp'' he
asked, addressing ne.
"Yon are my prs )nerl'
"What 10 my ofsnst?'
"Murder r.
"AbW In . loDg-drawn utterance,
while his eyes slowly lett my f.ce aud
turned In the direction Of tie eIII. who,
stanGing y the center Ct the room. was
surveying him with q look OF hate a.
nerce and intense that my heat sick
ened % caught the expression.
rAhl" be repeated, .Aud this is your
work, theD?"
"lt ls; l betrayed; denouncedl'
1T is WE'LL" he sid, and on the iu :
slant his face grew rigid as marble.
"ln that escriIore," !" ssil the girl, "ycu
VIII mud the diamond pin and purse OF
Mr.. H., 10 his possession ON the night he
was killed, aud In that lower drawer
the papers for which bis life was slcrl-
nced. They are the tile pare 10 an
estate In Cuba. Their poss s ion make 8
this man Raymond de Verges the own
er of the splendid plantations they Sc
cure. There are letters there ais /,
which will explain more fully the mo-
tive and Gauss of the homicide. The
possession OF these papers, under the
circumstances, will accomplish all you
wish. Eearch.n
We did, and found everything as she
bad stated. The circumstances formed
network Of evidence 90 strong that no
Christian jury would doubt fol single
instant TIE maL's utter guilt. While
these investigations were going Oh, the
mans eyes never strayea from the wom-
ans face. He seemed slupefied by sur
prisa. Having completed our research
es, we turned to 90, but the voice Of the
young girl arrested us. 1t was low,
stern aud bitter, as can only be the ut
terance Of woman wronged.
claim an interview with this man
afser his arrest. IL can take place here:
nor fs your presence as officers at all OBJ
jettional. What have to say to him
will say now, for shall never look up
on bis face again.
Raymond de Verges, you have no
one to blame for this but yourself.
STEPPED 10 crime and Villainy, cunning
by experience and persuasive by culture
you brought every faculty of mind and
sense to betray to ruiz an uosuspectlpp
girl. Her loYe you cle1ished so long as
1t ministered to your pIide or sooLhed
your vanity. When 1t ceased to do this,
you threw 1t away remors ls,ly. You
forget that the blood OF tho Castillans
was in my veins as well as youis; that !
came, as yeu did, ia Tacs that never
submitted to injustice or passed nnayen-
ged a wrong. l know your mission to
this country and trackedyCu iucessantly.
saw You murder that poor old man,
aud knew the motive that Inspired the
deed. had you loved me then IS once
you did, would have sacrificed my life
before hair of ytur head should have
been touched. You did not. Yon had
scorCe1 and revlled me, and thess are
the fruits Of that sc9rn. Go, sir, to your
doom, and take with you the remorse-
less hatred tfa woman's culse "
Before we had time to stir she ellded
from the apartment and was lost TO
view. One backward glance sle THE
at the man who had wronged her-it
was full If horror and apguish-tben
faded and was lost. She was ne yer Sc en
again,
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7oDp,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

n, nvspepsia and Constipation
n FOR Diarrh0a, Dysentery ena Onol'
niantum No. ID, ior bIlgnts Ols'
end olher Diseases OF the kianeys
A for Coughs and Colds NO. 2ot FOL
bs Bronohitis and Lung Dlmcultiesi
\ ior Asthma, Group and Whooping
N Ma. rs and 40, for Catarrh No.
naTSeD ess and Sore Throat Nos.
q niSeases Of the Blood and Skin;
n ~ M 6s. Chronic Inflammation oil
nvsIS Ala Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
sie Nos, 70 and 70, Neuralgia,
matisil, and Gout; No, 80, for
,s M, IS. Functional Disease OF the
IA 10, for Nervous Weakness I;
diseases Of the Ears No. 100, Pre-
"a of smallpox, Specific NOS. 1856
n Fever. Ague. all low types OF Fe-
saisSial Diseases generally No. Ills,
gcnIsts me Menstrual Discharge,
horrbea, Dysmenorrh@as etc.; No.
.6contlnence Of Urine In Children |;
!, Diseases Of the Urinary Organs !
q Medicines are especially prepared
IN be relied upon 10 cure the Dis
. iOr which they are recommended.
. 81 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
GuEClsts and the Proprietor, DIR.
: T0dd, room No. l, Almond Build
4 W. cor. Sth and Market streets I;
bee on Eighth street. Wilmington,
bare.
Sons suffering nom any chronic dis
'Elll do well 10 consult DIR. Todd.
neLt, including medicines, 81.
hours: Tuesdays aud Fridays from
4. 10 s p. M, and from 7 TO . p. m.
ker days except Sunday.
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Is q Positive cure


ior all those Painful Complaints and
weaknesses so common to our bess
female population.
1t VIII cure entirely the worst FORM O
Female Complatnts, all ovarian troubles
InnamaIiOn and liberation, Falling and
Displacements, and the consequent Spi.
nal weakness, and is particularly adapt.
cd TO the Change OF Lie.
III VIII dissolve and expel tumors rom
the uterus in an early stage OF develop
nent. Tne tendency 10 CaDeerous humore
tnSre ID checked very speedily by Its use.
" removes faintness, fiaEulency. de-
stroys all craving for stImulanfS. and
removes weakness of the stomach. II
cures BloAting, Headaches, Nervous Pros.
tIaLlon. General Debility, SIeeplessness.
depression and Indigestion.
InaL Ieeilng OF bearing down Gazing
pain, weight and ckac6e. Is aIvsvs s1aTs :
manently cured by Its use.
~ viii at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
Eor the cure Of Kidney Complaints of
ELMER sex this Compound ie unsuFpasaed.
Ly0la e. Pf0kham,n Vegefable q
compound is prepared at 233 and 235
western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price al.
Slx Dotlles Tor S5. Sent by mail in the
form ei pills, also In the form OF Iozenges
on receipt OF prlceS el per box sfor either.
Mrs. Pfnkham freely answers All letter.
OF lnqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as ABOVE. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
e. PINKHAM'S LIVER Pills. They
cure constipation, biliOusness, and tor.
pidity of the liver, rs cents per box
AESold by all druggists.
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ARoyaI cir. Of a sI,ooo,ooO.

The celebrated Charity Hospital will
engage the attention of the many visi-
tors Whe Will throng to New Orleans this
summer 10 the bi-centennisl landing OF
La Sale ~ New orleans II is a hIstori-
Gal Institution, and has by the Divine
blessing saved the lives OF tnnumerable e
thousands of MANNED, wounded, I'M nj ed
aud SICK sufferers-of all national'-
ties and religions, races and
colora. 1t IS now, and has been supported
~ the royal gift ots GOO, 0OO m Id BY the
Louisiana stale Lottery company in
quarterly payments. For all in form ition
about the hospital or the Lottery Draw
Ing, write before the next One on Apri
llth 10 n. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La
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"AGirI,s Cbo,ce y

IL was In q drug store of course. All
Interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that's nearly all. She wa, pretty
with blus eyes and golden hair. one OF
that kind Of beauties the poet would have
called al "angel," but the fact that a
colony OF plmples on her iatr fronts.
piece pIeclu led all thought Of a eslestia
belug. BowinR timIdly to the banlsoue
clerk, she asked for 'Swayne's Ointm an
for skin dlseasss," aud upon receivin
vanished like tue morning dew before
the Summer sun.