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United States NIarshaI's Sale.

BY virtue OF nm order OF the Circuit Court Of the
District of Columbia. passed June 10, lssl VIII sell
at public sale for CASH, at the Dining saloon, secOu
fCor, OF No 9Os Ninth street northwest, opposite
Central Market, on FRIDAY. the 18TH day o. June;
1882 at 10 o'clock M, all the right, tue claim and
interest the defendants In and TO The following
described property TO wit: ono large and superior
refrigerator stove ranges, dining tables show case,
steam table, counter stools, dishes and covers, setec,
coffee boiler, clock pictures, DC. &C., attached and
condemned as the property of Charles and Judith
~ ' c. T.. HENRY,
Nfar hail
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Mr.. CLIP. p KENNEDY, general passenger agent
OF the l., N, A. & Chlci go Railway, Louisville,
KY, says; "lnose who are suffering from rhcu-
niatism and general bodily aimcn coming from
diseases of similar nature, should use 81. Jacobs
Oil. / was cured of cue Of rheumat SIN Of
twenty years standing by. ST. Jacobs Oil, after
everything else had faded"
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Ar.xnnhrrn Grain Market.

ALFxASpRIA, June iS-Flour is steady and quiet
The offerings OF wheat amounted to 800 bushels and
snles were made at Il 0t 81 for Fuitz and q n FOL
Lancaster. Corn is scarce aud wanted at gOeggic as
10 quality.
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Schedule to I 'nliG fS %A SgHR SGfo MAY
P pre- sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST. Louis,
SEQ Baltimore, Ecott City, and Way stations.
tG; l6 Baltimore Express,
s ,a So,g Winchester HHsersi6wn, and Way
S SPS,,In, Of Rocks md Way Stations:
s;iSppphiiladelphia New York, and Boston Express
s;4O1Staunlon and Valley Express. Connects for
iiIlaEerstown and at Point Of Rocks for grcdel-
teOO1Baltmore, Myattsvllle, and Laurel Express
stopsht BeltsVllle, Annapolis Junction, Jedups
~ aud Dorseys On sunday stops at all stations.
lo;OcTBaltimore Express Stops al iyatus'ute aud
tlOhO Pitt burg, Chicago, Cincinnati, aud 81. IouI,
Express Stepping Cars 10 Cincinnati aud Chit
l2:iOsBaliimorc, Elllcott city, Annapolis and Way
ti:25- On sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t7:90-Batmore Express.
t8;OO-Baltmore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
;o.BNltimorc aud Way stations. winchester,
ETsdSTS6 n%SerStowmp and Way via R.ayJ
GTedi;erlcE via Relay. stops at Annapolis
tttO-B baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
t'a' Point Of RoSks Erederelt legerstown Win
Of Rocks and WAY Stations Smiyy S""'' 10 rO'"'
tBp Kline ESpre and Way
oToiS, R6s HG aud Way statio ss' h"O'e'
t7'0O-BNltimore and Way stations.
t,:lO-Ptsburg Clevclund and Detroit EXPRESS,
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg
t9:55-.Phadephla, New York, ana Boston Express.
, Sleeping tnrs TO New York.
tlO'lO-Chicag0, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati. 81. Louis and Chi
CtLgO.
1l:30- Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDaily. tSunday only. Oiher trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay station
For further information apply ~ the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station, Og aud 1851
Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Fourteenth street
where orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city. -
VIM. CLENENTS
Muster or Transportation Baltimore.
g. X LORD.
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
'-r--- .ss-------s~>sr-- -~-~~~>~-
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe,
Pinny P0inl and p0int InnkOnt

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH Bi sToN
., q ND PROVIDENCE SrEA ERS
STEA v Ek GEORGE LEARY on TUEsDAYS
ThUhBDA vs., aud SATURDAYS, at $40 D. IA.
hrStCllss ihre to Fortress houI aud Norfolk 90 80
ROunutrp fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
class fare 70 ~, Monroe aud EOrfOlk-.,.. so
firStclnss inre TO Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip To Plney Point and Point lookout . So
Sccondclins 70 Plney Point and Point Lookout 70
Tickets md snle.rUOmS for sale and Information
furnished ~ H. w Reeds som, M. 1915 + street
nOrthweil II. Il q. ticket oflice, 1851 Pcnnsylyuna
avenue; ~. Mare Hotel; ROOse's cigar stands M
principal hotels; II, II. POknhorn next to city post.
0nGe, and - CGmpany's office, eyenth ST. wharf
WM. 7. WEIGH, GEORGE MATrINGLY.
Iel3-ly Agent, General SUPERINTENDENT.
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LosDoS, June To- Consols-for money, 100 0-iG; for
the account, 100 lilo Atlantic and Great Western
hrsts, asa; do seconds, u.s. New Jersey Central
soils lI2,s Erie, 81 do seconds, ISL. New York Cen
trnl, lfG Illinois Central, 1855; pennsylyhnia Central
6o,4; Reading li'4. Bank Of England gained f23OOOd
on balance to-day,
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PROPOSALS FOR pARQUETRY FLOORS
OFFICE OF BUILDING ron STATE, WAR,
AND NAVY DEPAnTM ESrs,

AND NAVY DEPAnTM ENrs,
WAsHISGTON, ID. g., June III, 1889.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering ntting
and laying In place complete, two Pnrquery Floors
In two lUIitls 10 the North Wing of the ID Hiding for
State War aud Navy Departments, In thls city, viii
b. received Mt tins Office until IL NJ, ON JUNE 81 1882
and opened Immediately Thereafter In presence Of
bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders, and
bla va forms Of promo als will he furnished TO manu-
iactureIs Of parqusry on application to this Office
4 HOS, LINCOLN CASEY,
jutc-Gt Lentfnant-I oonel Corps OF Engineer
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago ggpin and provision market,
furnished by Cooke s Co., Pa ave aud Fifteenth st.;
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I T., n oHIr4NN sN;gyHyAN1A ROUTE
pouhtE ira sPiEN SD SSfsSeEENN HRY.E
sTEEL RAILS MAqNlElCENT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS 1nH 4 EVE MXEH iHN vs. nom station
,,.. ,,,., corner sixth and streets as follows:
q Pullman Hotel and Sleeping CARS az SIS ms
daily Fast Line O. 20 a. m. daily with sleeping Cars
1850 p IN. daily with Palace Cars to Pttsnnre Mil
S sfT Fl dEMepTs Hnf 6G Vest
m daily, except SUNDAY, with ParIor car from Har.
risbprg 30 p M daily, except Saturday, with Pal.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira nj o.ao
"a, a. n, daily, except Sunday. ~ WV
l:So 40. $50, and 1890 p. m; on Sunday I:so 90
i hmd loo P ?; M Limited Express Of Pullman Par,
For broSyS M DAILY SToapsb s ,rny
Ieissy CITY With boats q Brooklyn Annex, afford
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
ana M on MS suSd lay iS so an III los ST. me
For baltimore SD 500 NO i0:S6 a. M, and iaS too
~ 90 7;sS 10, SSS and lo0 p. M on SUNDAY, $780,
For Popes Creek Line, 64j a. M. and EiO H. NJ daily
For Xhnapoiis Gao a, M and $40 p. M daily except
ALExHNDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBuRaR RAIL.
VA, WAf AMP n ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, ESQ., 700 9cO HOO and ii:25 a. M.
SS0, 800 GU, 500 and il;So y M on sunday at $50
p:Sl, lls0O, and 1l:2D a. M, and 500 D. m,
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 and l:eJ n. m daily
:, aud 500 p m. daily. except Sunday. "
&lr ana 1000 a, M II: %, 30l, 900 100 aud ma D.
m. aud 1900 midnight; on Sunday nj 7;2O &i5, atd
IOOO Il, M, 40 ana S:2O p. m.
Tickets an Information at tho office, northeast cor.
ner OF Thirteenth street ana PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
checking of baggage 10 Destination rom hotels Hs and
- J. n. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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DI-ED-

FoRD.-NRs. MARY ELLA Fono, Of heart disease,
at Portsmouth. VA
Her remains will be inferred at Rock Creek Gene
tory Friday afternoon at o'clock. -
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BALTIMORE June l5,-COttOn quleti middllng,
IL 3iGc. Flour quiet and steady Howard street super
hne, 81 1904 co. do extra, q 1905 5G do family Is IS
OF co. city Millssupernne, 81 tO@i ~ do extra IS 90
tI ~ Rio brands, IA 25'a7 81 baltimore high grade
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PRODUCE MARKETS..

BALTIMoRK June IS-virginia Is, consolidated, 90
do, second SERIES 33tf, lOl0s 4al4 bid to-day.
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GARRIED.

ELY-UBHoFF.-on the evening Of June Is, 1855"
at the residence Of Mrs. Mary A. BoHn by the He,
John =. Deale, y. D., MIR. Louis H. Ely, Of New
ingtOn.
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Xxx dividend.
[NoTE-The closings bid prices, md are not In
cluded In the high and low.I

United States per cent eStended-....,.. 69,s6pO0
United States per cent. eNtended.,... i0l 6IJi's
United States "a per cent. Tegiscred--... lIiH
United states "a per cent. cuupony li5ayllh
United States per cent regisLered""... lyts9igS
United States per cent cOupon-..".,.. 1909 20
United States per cent e. L.~...,.... lss " l2la
District of Columbia 3.65s .....,...........,,.. lU
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PROPOSALS.

IL ]. BROOKS & CO.,
AND RAILWAY CoNTRACs
TORS.
Manufacturers ana Dealers in all kinds of Govern
ment, Railway and Steamship supplies.
10 CoURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.
Estimates furnished jul5-TE- Tu-Iy
DRoPosALS WANTED
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SNOW WHITE BREAD

SNOW WHITE BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and BIscuitswill be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
Patcnt;proees Flour, which was awarded the
he National Fair IN 1879, and again me
medal, IN 1850 and 1881. The, miller claim that one
barrel of Ceres Will turn out forty loayes bread
than any other Hour In America. STERLRNG'S
~. LOUIS FANCY. one Of the most beautiful
Wmter-Wheat Patent Flours everOnered TO the trade
II unexceled By other Patent except Ceres and
will please the most exacling. hOueekeeper and
satisfy The nSst h.slidlous e.plcurG;, nELaASCE.
The celebrated HnngaaTqn 4. %, Process, y Is
Of all classes, and guarantee will give satstac.
ton to every one who wnl try H. GOLDEN IELL.
the old reliable standby and the STANDARD Family
Flour OF the District and equal to great many So
called Patent fOurs. The mers or manufactures
ofgolden Hill have spent about $4,000 In remodeing
their mill, and have introduced tho 30 celebrated
Roller system aud consequently Golden lIlll Y not
patent -four with the great advantage that Il can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
Patent Process nOurs not near white nor e. uutH
uous Golden Hnl. For sale by all Grocers Whole
Kalc Depoi, corner FIRST street and Indiana avenue
WIN. nj. GAIT q co., who are also the sole
Wholesale Agents for the District OF Hecker's Cele-
braied Self Raising Flour and BuekwheaL IaSo
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SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR

| Persons may avoid all
- attacks by occasionally
lakIng dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep
the liver In healthy condition.
GoHT5TIP A-TToT
Mould not be regarded as trining ailment Nature
demands the utmost regularity of the bowels. There
Tore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver Regu
lator, II IL so mild and efiectnal.
BTLI0JSHTESS-
One or two tabespoonfuls will relieve all the rou
Hes incident To bilious state snch as Nausea, Dzz
Hess DrOwsintss, Distress amer Eating, bitter, bad
aste In the mouth
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible dis
Ase, We assert emphatically what we know to DO
rue.
GOLIG.
Children suffering with Collie soon experience relief
Then simmons Liver Regulator is administered.
re- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
he wrapper the rcd trade mark and signature Of
j. III. ZEILIN 81 co.
For sale by all Druggists. my2J.MWF
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CT DTS
new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON. AND
ALEXANDRIA,.

From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday ..,...,. .i2 m
From WASHINGTON every Monday. ,,.....,i D. m
Through AUD prompt connection win New York
Boston, Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bulls LAdlng given, Freight received and delivered
daily until 6p. IN w. II. CLYDE Is CO..
j. II, JOHNSON q Co.,
Agents, i2ih and 18Th st. wharves s. W.. 1902
st. N. W., Washington, d. G, fesOtf
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bankers ENCHANuE.
Three.day bills....- 400 Sixtydny bills.",. 4s7l
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale of Unredeemed
Pledges.

on THURSDAY, June Is, and FRIDAY, June no.
1882, ut az p. M we will sell at our Loan Qhice, 1917
Pennsylvania avenue all pledges forfeited by non
redemption consisting of gold and silver Watches
diamonds, jewery, guns, and pistols, silver ana
opera glasses, &C. Parties holding tickets VIII please
take notice. STEINEM BNOTllEkSs
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PROM ARcnIrEcTs ANp puILpERs,

upon which we can furnish them our estimates for
all kinds of STONE and MARBLE WORK, FOOT
WAYS, FIRE-PROOFING for FLOORS and PAR
TITIUNS, and everything that be required in
stone or marble. Address or call on
j. w. MCKNIGHT & Co.
Gil and 6l3 Il street.
Sole agents for the best brands of Portland Co
ments, large stock constantly on hand also for the
celebrated Parquetry Flooring, Wainscotng, &c.
m
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]. II. WOOD. General Passenger A
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
SIEEL RAlISl

TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
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and south, came off at Craddcck's opera.
house. According to the terms Of the
match it was TO be collar and elbow
wrestle, best two in three falls, under the
Police Gazette rules. aud for $3.50 side.
Our reporter Is not posted in the ethics,
nor the economy, nor the characteristics oil
wrestling matches. He went last night to
see the wrestling because he thought he
ought to go. and because he had consider
able curiosity TO crafty There were from
fifty to one hundred men present, all inter-
ested "lookers-on in Vienna" Mr.. Robert
Purdy was chosen referee and time
was declared The two men shook
hands, and grasping each other by the
shoulders and elbows, set-to, First one
would kick the other on the shin and then
the other would return the compliment by
a. kick on the thigh, and then both would
dance like turkeys on hot griddle. Then
each one would heaye and set like he was
sick at the stomach. They went on this way
ten or fifteen minutes, 0'Brien throwing
Mcmahon twice, but as he fell on his side
each time, they We're declared no falls.
Finally, however, Mcmahon was thrown
fiat of his back and the fall was given by
the referee to O'Brien.
The second round was of much shorter
duration, but the dancing, shin-kicking
and heaying and setting were but repeti-
tion OF the first round, only McMahon won
the fall, as he did also in the third round,
giving him two tails and the match.
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Christian Temperance Union

Last evening in the parlors of the St.
George hotel, under the auspices Of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union an
entertainment was given to raise fund to-
wards the establishment of a free reading
room, where the young men of the city can
find pleasant place to while away their
leisure hours.
The programme of the evenings exercises
was, as an entirety, admirably well chosen.
Mr.. Fred Gillette, the only gentleman who
figured therein, did as well as a gentleman
well could.
While all the exercises were pleasing and
delightful in the extreme, the singing OF Miss
Cora Gillette in the duet, Moonlight ON
the Rhine was as charming and
exquisite bit OF melody us ever
entranced any audience. Her voice evinces
rare culture.
The reading of the young ladies', Misses
Sallie Field, Anne Keeper Ella Fendrich,
and Hattie Stemmons, all former pupils OF
Rev. Marshall Mcllhenny i'll elocution, was
worthy the ms ruction OF so eminent an elo'
cutiOnist as he.
Miss Virgie Helm in the pretty ballad,
"Pretty as Picture,' with
guitar accompaniment, sang III
an exceedingly sweet and impressive man
ner, Misses Hamletta Field, Irene Swink,
Dubose, and Molie Mann in the solos and
duets in which they took part, made de
lightiul music and added very largely tC
the evenings enjoyment as did Miss Cotty
in Selections from the Rum Fiend. y
| The parlors were crowded and quite d
handsome little sum was realized.
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w. w. Kingdom, formerly of this city, ar
rived here yesterday and is stopping at the
Grand Windsor hotel He is lately from
Memphis and has accepted position as
agent of the Texas 4 st. Louis narrow
gauge road. lie is here in quest of more
men and teams, as the force on the line is
to be increased to finish the gap in
Arkansas between Texarkana and Pine
Bluff, 4 distance of one hundred and seven
ty.tive miles, which they expect to COM
plete by the latter part of August, A large
force is now at work laying track from Pine
Bluff TO Tcxarkana, When finished this
will give a through line from Waco to Pine
Bluff. The management expect to COM
plete the rond from Mount Pleasant TO
Dallas by the middle of October or first OF
November. In all there are about 1000
men on the force with teams to correspond.
The work is booming. Mr., Kingdom is the
right man in the right place
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for three-year-olds and one mile dash
The following are the entries:
FIRST RACE.

for three-year-olds, and one a mile dash
The following are the entries:
FIRST RACE.
Handicap, free to all, one aud one-eightl
mile.
l. b. c. Holly enters CHI. &, Hickory Jim
aged, by Dasher; dam unknown. 40 lbs,
p Barley & Sandlord enter b. &. El Cap
titan, years, by Lever; dam, Bassio, by
imported Eclipse. 100 lbs.)
). II. Askey enters ch. {. Lucinda, )
years, by Victor; dam by Rebel. (l0i lbs,
1. Mr., Weldon enters br. t. T0mmis
Brown, 3 years, by Lever; dam, Locket
is5 lbs
5. Mr. Townsend enters b. z. Zophiel,
years, by Tom Bowling dam, Crescent, by
Leviathan. tl0i lbs
@. Frank Lilly enters b. z. Bob Molloy,
years, by John Spalding; dam, Fern
Twiggs. dos lbs.)
SECOND RACE.
Running Merchants stakes for Swear
Odds; S25, halt forfeit, $500 added, o.
which $50 to second horse; one and one
eighth mile.
/. b. c. Holly enters b. (. Mary s., by
King Alfonso; dam, Betty Ward
2, Barley Il Sanford enter Heartless, b
! by Lever; dam, Hes rts-ease, by import
Phaetvn.
~ II. hshtN tultTS u. Y. JUG MuTIuNs pN
Rebel; dam, Mary Anderson.
THIRD RACE.
Trotting; 2:35 class. Mile heats; In 5
Purse $3.50; $3.50 to first, 5000 to second
IS, so to third.
!. Jesse Shain enters b, <. Dick Shain.
2. w. ). Cooke enters b, &. Clarence II.
| 3. {. &. Brownlee enters blk. 5. Tom
Moore.
FOURTH RACE,
Running. One mile dash, purse $3.50; Sl5(
to first $62.5O to second, and $3.50 to
third.
/, Barley & Sanford enter br. g. jim
Britton, three years old, by Vigil dam
Endless, by Enquirer.
2. II. Askey enters b. (. Garfield, tire,
years old, by George Rice; dam by Rebel.
s. Q. Anderson enters b. c, Baltic, foui
years old, by Benny Scotland; dam, Her
mingard.
4. A. Mills enters br. f. Peytona Barry
hree years, by imported Strachino; dam
Sophia Badderly.
8. b. G. Holly enters c. &. Hickory jim
aged, by Dasher; dam, unknown.
In the pools the iavoIites of Monday
night still held the places of honor and il
the handicap dash, Hickory jim, although
he carries 100 pounds was the favorite
Bob Molloy and Tommie Brown divided
popularity for second honors.. If the weathe
is propitious the sport will be most excel
lent this evening. At two o'clock tn,
amusement commences
In the mile and an eighth dash for tire,
year Odds, with Joe Murray barred, Hear
less sold rs iavorite n number of times t,
two or three different persons AT $40, bu
the friend of Mary s. stood by her am
would run her up TO as high as SO. Thi
was virtually the friends of Heartless bel
ting $40 to SIS that she would beat Mar
s., so it may be expected that these tw
FLIES will run at each other from the start
The railroad companies have all EXTENDED
the time OF special rates to after the clos
OF the races next week.
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Valuable suggestionto Mothers

DEAR MIR. EDITOR Long experience in
care of children, and great success in bring
ing them safely through sickness, gives con.
lidence to assure that Group, whooping.
cough, bronchitis, diphtherla and all throat
and chest affections, will be speedily re-
lieved and cured by using DIR. Acker's Eng.
fish Remedy, which is exceedingly palat
youngest infant Adults will find il the
best and most potent known specific fol
consumption, asthma, etc., and a single
trial will prove this true. AN OLD NURSE.
To sustain above, trial bottles may be had
for 10 cents from w. III. Patterson & Co.,
the Peachstone Eminent men. Regular size
bottles 50 cents and ST.
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From Clyde, Ohio, Mr.. G.. J. Bolg writes:
Having by personal observation assured
myself it IS my duty to make the following
known to the public: For three years, my
vile suffered with most terrible pains in the
small OF the back; so intolerable indeed
that for whole nights she could not find
rest. / consulted the best physicians
placed her under their treatment, and spent
a great deal of money; but all of no avail.
She could not be relieved. With each
change of the weather she would be unable
to move, and therefore unqualified to at
tend to her daily duties. had read of the
wonderful cures made by st. Jacobs Oil,
and concluding to try it, bought bottle,
and to-day my wife is well and strong and
fully able to discharge her household du-
ties. The sum of fifty cents has cured her
of pain which she would not take back for q
thousand dollars.