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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

The Rev. John w. Butler, of the City
of Mexico. in an article on the progress Of
evangelical missions in Mexico in the past
ten years, gives the following table of their
present condition: Foreign missionaries
and assistants, 81; native helpers, 200
congregations, 239; members, 10,764 !;
probable adherents, $4,000; Sunday
schools, 1903; Sunday school schol-
ars, 2,7S2; church edi6ces, 81; other
places of worship, 1872; probable value of
church property, SS20,6lO; presses en-
ployed, II !; religious periodicals publish
ed, IL their united circulation, 1850
pages of religious literature issued in 1881 !,
6,O7l 900. Ten years ago there was l25
congregations, II churches, 80 halls OF
worship, Is free day schools and % night
schools.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

1t is said that there are 1OO per
cent more divorces in Philadelp hia
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

People of advanced ideas are never
slow to recognize that which will result in
the greatest benefit to their wealth,
health and happiness such people never
fail to perceive the great benefit resulting
from the use of st. Jacobs Oil, when aflict-
ed by rheumatism. VIM. III. Wareing,
Esq, asst. general superintendent third
division mailing and distributing depart
ment, New York postofice, in writing con-
from the several superintendents and clerks
who have used the Oil agree in Praising it
highly. 1t has been found efhcacious in
cuts, burns, soreness and stiffness Of the
joints and muscles, and affords ready Ne
lief for rheumatic complaints. Hon. T. l..
James, now postmaster general of the
United States cOncurred in the foregoing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

Three of the faculty Of the Nebraska
State University, Profs. Church, En-.
erson and Woodbury., have been
summarily dismissed because their
notions Of college discipline and meth.
DDS ofinstruction were patterned after
those of Harvard, where they were
educated. 1t is charged that Chan
cellor Fairfield is an old fogy and
wants to run the university like they
do an old field school. 1t would seem
from the dismissal of these professors
that the charge has some backing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

yearly. than in any other city of the
union. This speaks badly for the city
of brotherly love, and is startling
revelation of conjugal infeliciity and
matrimonial shipwrecks. By the
way, this divorce business is getting
to be serious matter and its fearful
increase is subject for earnest social
study. The world is fast filling up
with men and women who have been
cut asunder by the legal sword, and
seeking for mates to travel q short
distance over the matrimonial track.
But this makes no difference and it is
nobody's business-so says the wsrld.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

advertisements at the head of this column. m.
exceeding four lines, s. per annumI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Items of Interest to Play-Goers
Everywhere.
SMITHS OPERA HOUSE.
SEDALIA, Mo.
Geo. L. Brown Co., Lessees.
Seating capacity 500.
DURLEY HALL,
APPLETON CITY, Mo.
j. W. Grantey, Proprietor
Will seat 500
LAMAR OPERA HOUSE.
LAMAR, Mo.
Brown Avery, Proprietors
Full scenery. Seats 60o
advertisements at the head of this column. not
exceeding four lines, s. per annum.l
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-30
Vi-uIeui Yenow-Fcyer.

HATANOEA- BEING VISITED ri Az LPlpLhll-
QUARANTINE HEA-URE~ BE-SG ADOPTED.
CHICAGO. july 29.-Tne following H. en-
trarcd in special dispatch non Laredo.
Tex.. Reports have been received from
lll-amora- that the fever which has been
prevalent there called mIlariai fever proves
10 be- most yiruienr type OF veliow-iever.
r. is rapidly spreading and tine "hacs
vomit" ACCOMPANIES IT, There have been
number of d.ath- during GA, past
four DAYS and tile disease ~ Pc
rard,d U.s. epidemic. Colonel Soto. ~
I'll, Mexican regular army. l0-f his VII"
and daughter and j. nov dying hm-
.af. brownsville. Tc2Is. and MatImora>
have been quIrlutined against hV all The
lower Bio Grandc towns. Great excite
neut and CONSERVATION exist, throughout
the STATES ~ Tlmlulafu- and Nu"vo Leon,
Mexico. News was received here ves-er-
day slat Oh. coast cities Will be quaan'ineG
against Immediately. a- -Lins have been
freely pivin- between Matam0ras ana other
Gulf towns.
4 dispatch from Austin confirm, TUE
new. given above. and SAYS the state helitu
officer there na- notified the New Orleans
Board u hi, action. and will picket tht
Rio Gr.ude with rangers II necessary.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE

Er-ES " 4 DO6-THE RAILROAD CoMpA-
NrES--lGNAL STATI0N-ANOTHER FEDERAL
OrrrcEr UECAPrTATED-PEEsoN 90.
Correspondents ci rue Richmond Dispatch
july -, lss2
\ lifsle daughter OF Nj. y. Is. Draue. Of
Tim. place. while Oh q visit Ia friends az
Faber'. Mills. Nelson county. on Thurs
dar. was severely bitten hy a vicious dog.
TIA, doc seized her under the eye and tore
hr~ face tadg She was brought home
that same evening. and II il Thought than
her injurie. wiu not prove serious, except
T. scar her face for lite.
The Virginia Midland COMPANY nave
force ~ hand, grading the land IL tine
formed by tae Intersection OF the TWO ROADS
~ the Junction. with ID view O. In, lmme-
diltf erection oI depot building and eA-
tending their ward o. Meet Ghe increasing
demand for traca-roOm. The increase ol
business on both road, render tine present
cauaci-je, OF each road insufficient for the
demand upon -hem. and tn demand VIII
lee met ID, fa.t as work can be executed.
4 sigma station has been established n
TN University Observatory mountain %
determine the longitude OF tins point. ne
work j. m charge OF L. II. >lnchiu, L'i.'
of tine United states signal Corps. opseI-
walton, arp taken every clear night ana Int
results transmitted To the signal Bureau u
Washington
Another urn OF the Rcadiuster screw
has resulted In twisting OF The neAu OF W.
s.. = Bib. the clerk Of the university
p0sf-0f.ce. Mr.. Bibb is the son % .. IL.
Bihb. E.G.. the postmaster n the Uni
ver-itv. and the father e required
L. DISCHARGE his son because he hap
pens not 70 think with him IN politics.
.Pennie' Bibb va, perhaps the most
efficient clerk the University post-oiiiee
ever had. He was very popular Win the
students on account OF his prom the>s IL
hi, dutie- and bis oDh1inS ana .lhi@Di'
disposition. and h. had Increased the uus'-
me-. of the Office % such an extent u I''"
been raised from "a third or iourth-cl.-'
OFF, ~ 81 8r-t-clas> one. very many per
sons deciding 10 receive allu >thu '.icl
mail matter through this Office who had
before preferred charlottesville or son''
contiguous country Office. The appointing
power lies with the postmaster, VINO
has given the place 10 4. II. Cleaye-
land. Esq.. the whiiom secretary o.
the Board OF Visitors. The place L
worth @sgo rer annum. And ROW, Il i
said. the moving spirit in thls unnatural
proceeding arr very much dissatisfied De
cause the postmaster has not appointed IN
nan for whom they, in their designs upon
the place, intended Il. The postmaster
however. has a mind and a viii OF Ms own
and declares that he viii adhere to nis pre-
sent app0intee. lie 4 a good party man
and that Ills the requirements o. the Grano
Mogul.
Mr.. James T. Poindexfer, OF Richmond
Il on a visit 10 his friend here.
Hon. John 4. Massey war III town ges
terday OF biz way from the Valley. rs
viii speak here al August eourt.
We had tine rains yesterday and to-day
The thermometer has ranged from ~ u
Sec during this week. QUIZ
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L The following h an extract from an In
teryiew published Ia the New York Hrruld
''lso YOU think The advance In the hote
prices has ..rvthing to do with the tardi
hess Of the southern people IN comingy-
I "No; the very cool weather has kept oul
southern folk az home. / think any com
! parison that might be made with northern
watering-places In regard 10 cost Of living
would be decidedly In favor Of the White
Sulphur
sin what Way"
why, here Won are isolated. and have
none Of the opportunities 10 throw away
money that YOU have at other places. Youf
hotel bill and bar bin ia you make any of
the latter Is about all the money YOU can
spend. There are no inducements what
ever 20 b. extravagant."
AmuscmcHts are rather limited:"
.sOur amuSemeuts are simple. ample. and
inexpensive. The girls play lawu-tennis.
ten-pins, court. firt, ramble about. and
dance a. much a. they please. The old
gentlemen play whist and a little poker.
and the boys can have all the fun they
want Al a very moderate cost. We have
few # any vices TO indulge in here"
sOrTHEESERs NOT ABsEHTEEs.
do many southerners who formerly
came here 90 10 northern watering
places ="
. IS; lafteriy there has been q cOnside-
rahse number who run north to Cape May
and other northern seaside resorts 10 get a
sniff OF the sea. but they invariably wind
up here before the close Of the season."
" DO many 20 to Europey"
Very few. The truth is very few a
our southern people can afford 10 do the
Continent in the way they used 10 do be-
fore the war. So We cart complain Of al
senteeism.'
After ali. then. the White Sulphur i
bound 70 flourish -
Yes: oh, YES. it, bound 70 flourish /:
but II afraid these COMPOUNDED westerners
will drive Us out. They have got plenty
~ money, and Il looks IL though they pro-
pose % flock IN here and mOnopOlize every
thing"
There seems 10 be q good mauy north
eTn people here, too"
There are The White Sulphur has
always been patronized by the very best
class OF northern people, who have been
annually welcomed. and the reuniOu with
whom has always been eagerly looked for
ward % by our southern folk"
Thi, closed the conversation With NY
southern friend. who. while somewhat
iealou. OF the influx o. people from the
Vest. as destined 70 exercise a@cOutrOliiuc
influence il social affair, al the White SUI
phur. was. nevertheless. q very fair expo
ueut Of life here from his peculiar stand-
point.
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Hou-e bin to rsguIase immigration was

House bill 10 reguiafe immigration wa
passed
The Senate resumed the consideration oi
the naval appropriation bill, the clause IN
I der discussion being that referring to dOu-
Ole-turrefed monitors.
Mr.. Beck offered the amendment, Of
which he gave notice yesterday. reducing
from $1,000, 200 to S400.00o, the amount
appropriated for completing the NIanto-
nianiah aud launching the other four moni-
tors; prohibiting the completion OF those
four vessels until the further order OF Con-
Cress. and directing the Naval Advisory
Board 10 report n 10 the ACCESSIBILITY Of
their completion.
Mr.. Beck advocated MS amendment,
stating that il would only delay the decision
OF the question OF completing monitors
until next December, when Congress would
be in possession Of all the information Oh
tanned by the Naval Advisory Board. n
less the amendment was adopted be be-
lieved that the old contracts Of 1877 would
be reaffrned. The Secretary OF the Navy
had stated 70 the Committee on ApprOpria-
tiOns that he was uncertain whether h.
would submit the old contracts 10 the Al
tOrney-Cleneral 10 decide upon their legal
ifv. but II h. thought them legal he would
take the responsibility 81 affirming them
himself. he Mr.. Beck did not want any
executive officer n decide whether those
contracts were legal or Illegal before r.
p0rt Of the whole matter was made 70 Con-
gre~s.
The amendment was adopted-yeas, 50 /;
NAYS. 70.
The clause relating TO monitors was tenn
pOrarilv laid aside.
Mr.. Miller. OF California, moved 20 strike
out the clause OF the bill abOlish'ne the
grade % commodore, and 20 insert pro
vision for q board OF commissioners To con-
slider all matters relating 10 the proper -
ductiou % the official list q the navy. and
the adjustment OF the several corp thereof.
The provision Wa ruled out or 2 point
Of order. but the first par OF the notion
o. Wit. 20 strike on the clause aboiishlng
the Grade Of neutrality-suspicious..
. nays. -.
on motion u Mr. Butler. 81 south arc
lima. an amendment was adopted striking
out the ciau-e providing for the condemna-
zion and .ale of such stores and supplies
belonging 20 the several bureaus Of thu
navy o. shall b. un>eryiceahle. and insert
i'm o clause directing the Secretary ~ the
Navy 10 make report OF such store, and
supplies % Congress.
After coming to M arrangement that o
vote should be- taken upon thu bill o. .
O'Clock on Monday. the senate. without
further action. az G.l5 J. VI. adjourned
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

senate Proceedings Ycsf>rday-ofhsr Wash
inctsn New. and Ges<ip-A Demonstration
MADE Chatham 90 Lynch xeatts-TeI-
i"w-Feser Prevailing as an Epidemic in
Matamsras, Mexieo-oBe thousand Tive
Hundred and Seventeen Deaths In New
York During the Pnss week-LiEhtnins
Casualties in Massachusetts and Iliinsis-
Heavy DefaIeatien of n Pennsylvania
Bank Cashicr-Quccn Vic. snnbs the Do
minion Parliament in Relation 20 IrIsh
AHairs-The News from Egypt l yesterday.
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usnrr Rnnk. DefaIcation

FBAyEIrN. Pa, july 29.-eluife hurry
wa. created in this cty to-day hy thu an
nolncemcnt tLar John G.. croiI. cashier Of
thu Exchange Bank. was deiauiter To q
lIrre amount. Tn exact sim cannot De-
slated. bur l. said 20 be- between s0O,oOo
and 100000. II j, ,aid croft lost heavily
ON the oil market. ana used The oank funds
to cover his losses. The 'tockholders Of
the hank are individually liable, and are
urepared 10 meet all demands made upon
the bank. The bank viii cln.inue Dusi-
me- A. usual. Their l. DO Indication OF
run on the bank, and depo.sitors are con-
ddent that they viii be- paid Croft L
deacon in the Presbyterian thlTch' ana
hs- enioved the confidence and respect Of
the eitizen. 10 the fullest degree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-30

ICo-rsVondence OF thc Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON. y. G.. july -. Ssh
telli-ence here to-day from various quar-
teTs Of Nrglnia If 90 the effect that the
Mah0ne party j, nearing The throe- ~ dis
solution in consequence OF the almost gen
eral dissatisfaction WIKI the arbitrary one
man power hy hieh il has been run. and
the utter impos,ibility of the fuitilment ~
even q small number oi The promises that
vcr, made iy liz leaders. The section Of
the Republican PARTY that never did banker
after coalition with IL has now gone en-
tireiv of. and many OF the Republicans
that did favor il have been so badly treated
thar they are only waiting for @ favorable
opportunity IN go back 90 their first love.
several prominent member OF the party
have beensheTe during the LAST few days,
and II r. reported that General Mah0De has
had al bee can do to prevent the apparent
disatIectiou from becoming open mutinv.
There are letter, now in thI- city from mon
IN several portions 0i the state who have
heretofore been popular and influential
leaders among tine Democratic wing u the
party. who .av they have been grossly &C.
ceiycd. and that they are not only done
with Malone but sincerely regret that they
eyer had anything 20 do with him.
Letters and visitor. from variou, pOr-
ti0u- %, the Valley of Virginia say thG The
continent Of the people Of that portion 81
the State il almost unanimously II favor Of
BIr. MASSEY. and that Il the same feeling
that exists there prevails il other portions
OF .he state be will be- elected 10y IN almost
overwhelming majority. They sly they
M anxiou, toreglin their once proud title
OF the odd Tenth Legion OF Virginia
Democracv. ana that they vii. do il al next
falls election.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIATTRF ALMA
PORT OF RICHMOND. july %. lssa


steamer GuyaRdo,te. Kelly. New York. mcr-
chandis and passsugers. g.. ". Allen Co.. aseHt-
steamer J. " kvvrBa.tE- smith PhiiaaelpnsA,
merchandise and passengers. j. v. heCarrieks
Agent
-choouer south shore. whttsmore. Alexandria.
light urr1e 4 Co.
schooner Gay Thomas, Shoe. Philadelphia coal.
:. Z. Lathrpp.
SCHOONER MAYNARD Sumner. Cousins. GeorEe--
town. light. Curric 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. effort. Norfolk. United sIates
mall. merchandise. and passengers l. b. Iasams
superintendent.
schooner John y. Parker. Phillips. stamfort-
bark. 4. Il. Goodman vessel. Curtis a PARSER
~eoooner " lliam aud James. Outuen, stamford .
bark, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. July 20, lss2-
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lurav. SchermernOTt. Old Point and
Hampton. merchaadiss aud passengers chess
p,.gke and Ohio Railway Company land sailed 5zi
rpturni-
steamer Northampton. McCar-ick. Norfolk.
merrhlndiss and passengers, Chesapeake and ONO
Rallwaf Company and saiira on rturuI.
steiner AcromIc. Deik merchaudise and psts-
-eusers. -mithaeid. Che.apcase aHd Ohio Railway
Company and siilea ou return.
steamer Pamiiro. Bourne. Norfolk merchandise
aud passenger Ch,sn lcakc aud ohio Railway
COMPANY and sailed on rvturu-
schooner a.. L. Lewis. baxler. baltimore light
SAILED.
schooner Marta Pearson. Asey. New York. coal.
Chesapeak, and Ohiu Railway Company.
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Irnchers After Nenfts-

-Utci1 tllagrlm t0 10 UI7TalcT-T
CHATHAM. VA, july 2S.-Betveen seven
tv-6ve and q hundred armed men came o.
town last night about O'Clock for The ptr-
pose ~ forcibly taking Yeats. the murderer
u YOUNG Anderson. from the i'm. snd
ham him 10 o. tree. they having heard
tia. the Governor had commuted his sem
tence. hut ou being informed 10y Mr..
simpson. Adker,on'- stepfa'hc-. that Yeats
hl, only been respited for one week, they
abandoned their purpose and dispersed.
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Tho Petersburg Contest.

PETLRsBURG. Va. july -''-Ih" Demo
cratieor Fmder Council. 0i thi, place nave
instituted utGuG0mU> proceeding IL thc
supreme Court Of Virginia. now m session
10 81 v-heyiie IN this state. for the pur-
pose ~ testing the question a- Co who are
legally tne officer~ OF this city. Iuforma-
ton la, been received Co the effect that
said cou~t ha- issued q rule returuable a.
the september term ~ the court. to he held
n -tainfon or the l)th ~ that month. for
rhe L adiu.teT- % show cause why the
u.q1uQmu should NOT be- issued.
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MAJOR DEZENDORF', PROSPECTS. AT pre-
sent the indications are that AIr. Dozen
dorf viii carry with him the bula Of the
c0lored vote in the district. bur va canno,
tel how il viii be- after the campaign has
progressed @ iew weeks and theReadius'-
er- beg1n a. circulate money down TIM,
way. \ promise Of work in the maynard
wiki few dollars IN hand vii. 20 Il i0u-
wav with c0iored voter No matter
whether the promise j. kept or NOT 80 he
votes .he ticket. for second promise. o.
cetnsr with a plausible excuse Tor not
keeping thu former one, viii make him nj.
right again for the next election. The Ne
rro il the most gulliDle race III the world
when Won once obtain their confidence. and
jus, now they think tine keadiuster- are
rhe bes, friends Jhey ever Aad.-F0rts-
mouth Enterprise.
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Tie Straight0Ut Republicans nave noml-
p9ted @ 4coiOred man and brother Tor
CONGRESSMAN n large. and th' question l-
now seriously asked. VIII Virginia De rep
resented in the next Congress Dg q negro
should the negro voters concentrate OF
Dawson and the Democrats refuse TO give
Mr.. Massey their solid vote the chances
will be largely in favor Of the election OF
In. former. II looks To Il. that Mr.. john
= Wise llah0neitel Is now practically our
~ the race. The strength ~ the white
ReaIiu,ter. IN Virgins is about 3AVNt,
while that OF the Republicans is W.opu
We trust every Democrat viii now rally 10
the -liupor1 Of Alr. Massey, that our dear
old Stafc NAV escape the humill2ting spec
tacla M being misrepresented in the next
CONGRESS, 10y SimOu-pure negro Fre0e-
-icks0lrg star.
The rrlumpha. march 81 Wise through
the Southwest /, wonderful = seen IN TIE
letter, OK the Mahoneite correspondence
the WbiQ. When we 20 into those eoun-
ties We are surprised 10 tind 80 little eN-
element. and that the enthusiasm + con
fined 10 a few crO>--r0ad leaders. GRAY -
card whistling viii not save tins candidate
Massey understands his business, ana Al-
p,,,irs 10 be attending % II. fernAls he'-
Mr.. Dawson viii afford Mr.. Wise some
amusement in the east.-LJ0'caolrg Aa-
UGnee.
There j. no doubt about Il thai Malone
lam +. on a rapid decline N this county. IL
r.,liv look. al this writing that the Demo
rra.ie majority for lIr. Massey VIII ne
l,roer rb9u was the Beadluster majority
for cameron Fredericksburg star.
W. have encouraging political news from
p-',,s, W-nli4m. A number OF leading Re-
,,iins,er Democrats have thrown on the
Nsbone woke and are enthusiastically sup
n vim Mr.. Massey EMBARRASSING star
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Of its affairs, but In respect TO the questions
referred TO in the address, her Majesty win
act in accordance with the Constitution ~
this country. and have regard 10 the adj
vice Of the Imperial Parliament and minister
70 whom al matters relating 90 the Affairs
Of the United Kingdom exclusively apper-
faivr
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Iucendiarism in Norfolk County.

special Jli -Cr-u tn fnt tl-falcA-l
NoEY0LK. W. July IA large larI
heavily stored with hay. corr. and farming
Implement. belonging o. jesse a. HImii-
ton. on the Western Bran b. in Norfolk
county. was destroyed hy FIR this morn
in-. The fir was ol incendMry origin.
and q NEGRO named Harold hl, been COM
mi-tad m ian. NJ ln.urance.
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No, Work. Appalling Mortality.

Wv youK- July 39.-Ihe mortality Tor
,,,c = ri, -" endipr n noon to-day reached
t tI,e an" srnsllin~ fgures OF l.2I7. A larger
number Of deaths hss not u,e'' ~ - ~
any single week in ten wears. ,l, - us - ,i
for to-day numbered sls. one ILL - 'i ~
victims were infants, who suceu r 70
eholera-iniantilm. due 70 aeaLi i've y. sun ,
stroke were reported IN brooklyn to-daf'
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WASHINGTON, July -, lss--
aENA ATE.

Mr.. Allison, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported Inc sun
dry civil appropriation bill, with amend
ments. Placed on the calender. -,
On motion Of Mr.. Conger, House OH
known A. the Deuster bill, TO regulate tue
c,rrlage OF passengers by see, was Iisssea'
on motion OF MI. Miller, OF New lofA'
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CHRONIC fNTERsTITIAL NEPHRlTls. Or
REIGHT'> DISEASE.

DE. ALFEEr L. Looms. oF NEw DIRK
Professor OF Institute and Practice o. Medicine,
Medical Department University ~ New Aork.
Visiting Physician bellevue Hospital, insulting
Physician Charity Hospital New York.
Dol For taf past four vclr- Z have ussd tle Buy
FALO LTTHiA ArtE m The treatment %
CuKDNIC iNrER~TrTIAL NkPHElri>+ 90
rurriug iu cot rs and RtlEt ATlt subiects-
with thf NOS; NAEhkb BENEFIT. In alt
GolT1 and KHtt MATi1 AFtkCrloNs ~
gard l- a. HIGHLY EffiIAtlDir.'
Elem sseu. in bis great work. % The CyrlOpHdfa
Of tie Practice 81 Medicine under the head Of
imtersfittl iufitmn nation ri thu Kidneys that
Is. tNTFH~TfTLAI NhFtiEiII>J says. O. The
ud- hulngicI STATE ~ Poe kidneys. AZ present desiE-
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