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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-13
What Happened to
MIR. JOSEPH BEACH.
Stone i'm the Kidney Expelled after
Using DIR. David Kennels Favor
lite Remedy about two
Weeks.

One of the most remarkable cases that has
ever been brought to the notice OF the public
is that of Mr.. j. S. Beach, of Stone Bridge,
Ulster Co., N. Y. Mr.. Beach had suffered
since October 18th, 1874, from the presence of
Calculus or stone in the right kidney. No less
than seven physicians Were employed at differ
ent times, to whom Mr. Beach paid hundreds
of dollars for medical treatment, with only
temporary relief from his agony.
BY the urgent solicitations OF friends he was
induced to try DIR. David Kenedy's Favorite
neutrality-suspicious. marked improvement
from the first day he began to use the medi-
cine. On the 10th of September he vOidod a
stone as large as could be passed through the
natural channel.
Mr.. Beach conclude long letter to DR.. Ken
nedy by saying: at will always afford me
pleasure to recommend the 'Favorite Rene
dy'' to those who may be suffering from diff
culties of the kidneys and bladder, or any dis
orders arising from an impure state of the
blood. The "Favorite Remedy sold by all
druggists. The Doctors only address is Ron
dOut, N. Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-13

q On Per week can be made in any locality.
YOO Something entirely new for agents.
Shoutfit free.t G w INGRAHAM & Co, foston,
Ma IS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12
Ifc6Ienbnr9.

S6weriu. Dns 2ei6enbe9GnsniB
bes 6oftapeumeiifers &ifen mar zines
Der oroBarttsifen, bic man in S@wertu
erle6t bat. SIM 2ei3en3u9e NIT 3pet
RfIitdrs Mufttorps bemertte man u.I.
BEN @rosEer;oe unb ben General pom
8ileuer. Gm @rabe fauseu fdmmtIi9e
M6nuers@ sfansuereine S@werinS. 8or
Der Qei9enfeier bate BET @roBber3o9
Der Wittpe &idem's bur9 einen peri6nz
fSnliben BeIu9 lein 8eiletb beaeust.
&0fod. Sn Btefgen 6~aubelstrets
fen 1T man ur1ausgeiebt tbdtis, cine @ir
MISUNDERSTANDING in m69Itdbft seraber
9inie nit Berlin 3u erbaIteu. SIN Meds
Ieubursii9en ganoIuereiu fpra9 ii4
ftr,Iid fir bic Notbnen6i9teit elmer
ioIden 8erbinbuns in Idnserer &ebe Der
Mbpotat gblers aus. @r beSei9nete es
aunddit als bod erfreuIi9, baB ber Bau
Der giienbabu @iffrow : Ylan, wel9e
eiueu Tbea Der 3ntinftisen 2tnie Ser:
lin, &ofod bilbet, sef9ert iet. @s iei
ferner ais fiber an5unebmen, baB bins
men &ursem bic 2inie @iffrou:P lau bic
,ur Berlin : 6ambureer @iIenbabn be-
2ernis perldnsert werbe. Romme 0aar
nod bic @rbauuns elmer Babn Goftod'
@arnemiinbe nnb ether btretten Babr
S9uaansS aitrow, 70 waroe f9 oa'
bur9 bic giIenbnbnentfernnn9 3wtide!
9to5fod unb Berlin auf taum 81 Wteilei
permtnbern. Cine fol@e btrette 9tnt
iet aber bic 8orbebin9uu9 f1r BITE Der
beiTeruna bes 8erfebrS aDtf&en @drne
miinbe un6 &openbasen. @s let BAN
ui5sIi9, SopenbaSeu uOn Berlin aus Il
IL Stunben gu errei9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12
Der @siberfeinA.

Srau g ON mer3ituratb: Aba
meiu Iieber Ger Amtsri4t1, DaEnm
babeu Sie benn ni9t, ME i@ Sie Henli9
aebetem, Sbren Greuno, ben. 9srm
StaatsanwoIt 4. mttsebra@t9
Nmtsrt9ter: SD be6oHre, gRss
bise frau, ibreu DuHi9 ui4t eTfaucn ga
t6nnen; rnein Greunb ma9t teiHe Be
Jude.
frau GommerSieurGt :: Damn
mlffeu Sie uns ben Germ bet Der eIitsH
beffen @eIegenbeitlpOrfeuen.
Mmtsrf9ter: NeetH TreuHb -
@siberfetnb, er fiebt iebes 3afGmuEsHs
trefen nit DauieH.
Srau gomwer3ienrath BiI
wlnl&en aber bic Betannti4ah hes tas
terefanten iunsen RGnues I'm itesH
greis Al MAIDEN. @atben Sie miSl
@iebt IS basu gar tein UaitteI3
4mtsri@ter: Dial StGhlen Cd
gum Beiipi:I fIbsrne 2OHeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12
,s,,, nriainsn.a aeamahL

@eIeseutIi4 Der SubtIdunlsteler ecs
BIraermeifiers elmer tIeinen Broutn3iGIs
ffdbt bat has Jtitcomite aud elm sroBes
Neitefen pe~ronItaltet. I'm bic Ghsils
nubue al bemieIbsu re9t ;obIrd9 ga
MAIDEN unb aud ben min6erbemittGIteH
Baraern Al erm6sIideR, bat man brsi
SubSeripttonspreife fefseiest: 81 3
Wort, 3 Mart unb l NGrt. Die 8e.
tbeiIisuus mar srOB, un6 Der fefIi4 ses
fduiiGte Saal i'm v~soIbeuen G0Den-
uermo&te taum bic @dfte in fafen. IN
Ianaen TafeIn IdBen bieIsIbsn uRA fpsiReE
NIT sroeem @ifer gu Ghreu bcs gaters
Der Staht. Suppe un6 Slid limb emf
oetraaer uno perl9Iunscn, oa ruff Der
BOrlfanb bes SefteOntite's, hsr SAT-
wtrtb gum vsOIbeueu 90wen1, init SteEs
torfttmme in ben Saal: Die 6erreR,
weI6e 1 Weart ss,eidnst baden. sriu4e
i'd, f9 iest 3u eutferncnl1 RGAhSH
Der Mnfforberuns Solst seIeifet ~, GRs
swrei weitere @anee Gufsetrusen ftAS, wiss
6erhoIt Der 8orifdn6 bie 9Lei4e MnhoT.
beruna an bic 6erren, weI9e jwei Mart
unterI9rieben bGben, unh 10 tsen SnLekt
auBer benz SubiIar uur mebr rtn Faar
Mdotfratsrdtbe an ben IanseR RsfsIH,
nm has SeifmabI fir 8 NeGrt gang SH
@nbe Az qenieBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12
@ortuuh 9tat.

9re 6~OrfsrbtIfen fseH 3oTssnB II
tibT betiaurmsn i'm BirtbsbaRs.
,@os tbdieu wir iest, rsta pc E4ars
aufsins', unS Der Oberf0rtln tdm' ssrs
etn7S faet Der Cine.
,,S&|, entsesnet ber An6err, I'D
uir6e anfIteben, mein Bier enstrintsa
unb mid benz Ssra S6sriSIpez eHrPIssz
Ien."
..rinS i'd, idst Der An6ere, uaree
ben Germ 06rrf6Tfer besrhsen unb mir
nod Elm Seibel befenen."
.,unS id, bemsrtt Der Dritte. I'D
wdr6e flea bIeiben nab iasea:s .gutea
Eaa. SER Sbsrf6gfrs unh oaHit
wdT bic Sn1e ab9ema4t-"
IN bemielben Au9enbIi6 farst eie
mirtbtu in's 9tmmer un6 f4retf: Der
| 6err Oberf6rfler tommtI" uno bic Drsi
farsen gum Gsnfer binans-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12
@runb eenna.

u. :@eshaIb mag upr Der 6eTS9ats
Der bod Elm 10 sutes giiengef4dft hssts.
bieIes 6~ufssgeben baden, nm ttn Serss
uosdBln dubnIegeaa
g.: Gfnen Grnnb biertag wdeEs %
wobI. Gein Brnber Bat namltdp Dex
Rur,em feline Gtnbien beenbtet uns aes
benft fi& In unierer Stabt ais Ar5t E'ss
bersuInRen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12


Trantfurt a. @. SIM @tatsiabr
1e8l-s2 uurben SeitenS Der Staot
nur flint 0ertdufe ffdbtii9er Surn1obt'
lien beut,tt. Die Obiette wareu on bel
perIdnoerteu Bell, OreietdifraBe, 8aum'
wea, Spernplas unb &betnedftrabe sele'
oer unb batten einen 9elamnltpertb Dol
i1o.645 M. Ser Wa9ifrat in3t bic:
ies eertuee grgebniB tn ben f%ortoauern
hen u~nainffieen @ef9dftsuerbdltuiie len
Der i'm @~efda9ntB itSenoe 4lber
Sahs. ebemals BANTER, bat ft3 in bt
fire Sbee btmeingelebt, er iei uni9ul6t!
unb werbe pom aifienbofe Obne aGei
2weifeI pom ieher Bei9uIbi8uns freise
fproden werben. @r arbeitet 1Iftis al
ietner Bertbeibisunssi9rift.
Wtesbaben. Ser bieftse alto
thoIiI&e Stumbling Fat fetne Steunn
perIaTen unb bat cine 8erwenbung II
0rebtaerbienife .u 6aiiersluutern 9efuu
BEN. Oem @ottesbtenit fir bic bteft9e
, alttatbolitsn perfebt iest Pfarrer Dem
I mel aus Bonn.
6ebbernbeim. Der NIT ein'
bebeuienben @unn1e fi9tis sesanser
8offperwalter Sob. &Omer uon bier
n in Snnsbrad perbaftet wcrbeu.
: Rony2retM Sadsfsss.
Brdnb. Sn 9elbissborf bat f
n auf Mnfiften elmer i6eripanuten Weibi
perfon etne fanatif9. reIisi6ie Sette 9
biI6et, au Der, wte eruittelt, 90 bortt!
e @iuwoEner nit 2eib unb SeeIe sebOrei
WeuIt6 .babeu ft9 biefeIben On be
/. Ortspafor persriffeu unb fnb besba
te perhaftet worben. Oer Yaftor MAJ, a,
sebli6 gu elmer @OtbtGufe, tn bas 9G'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12

@ate r.ismaIs gu bsrsusn babsn las
bnne.
sic 3iebt fi@ mad Der @lastbar auri6
unh ebe BITE @r6fn nod Elm Mort SeiprOs
den, ia Ttnetteus hmntIe @eilaIt brdus
Sen TN GdrterI uerf1wnnbeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-12
mrovtus Boftu~

3rpmbera. Gin 9an6eIsmann
MN bier. Der NIT ll5ren bauiirte un6 bel
Strasbur9 bic poInii9e @ren5e iibera
I6ritt, nm feline llbren epent. gu pertatis
fen. wurbe ienIeitS Der 9ren5e pom ruiz
Ffden @ren,wd9tern, bic ibn fir etner1
S6muaoIer bieIten, sefaBt, ieiner 9abe
beraubt Hnb fpbt9eI9la9en. Der Get9S
nom wurbe olsbann iber bic preuBti9e
@renSe Seworfen.
S6netbemibI. 8om bteft9en
Sdunraeri6t wurbe Der &oIonilt 0teus
natl. weIder na9 poraufse9an9enem
Streite feinen @iulie9er 9artrut9 er>
IdIdoen BAT, Al Is Sabren Su3tbaus
perurtbeiIt. 8uerft bate er NIT sIIler'
e~iiert1en Spatcn auf ben &opf oes WtaI,'
nes Iosoe5dIaeen; baun 9rtH er abwe9:
ieInb n9G einem Yeiti4enitofe, etneul 4
Seuttm. fforten &reu36ornfode nno et'
nsm Stride. @nbli9 banb 81. ietneu
SpFer Sanbe unb Shbe 3uiammen, le9t'
elm Eau iber eineu IN Der Oede oete1f!9'
ten Sateu unb 3o9 ben 9artwt9 IN Of!
!66be. nm bann NIT einem Orefdfe9e
auf ben llnalidli9en 10 lan9e los6n
breIdeu, bis er tObt mar.
Srouttas e@IeEs'a-
mpsIpwtt. Sn &ItsSerun gin
o,n msbrere Mrbeitsbeuier Der borttse,
SprensfOffabrit IN SOIse ether @rplO
Gnr in Bite Cuff. Suei Irbeiter I'm
%perwunbet uorben, boron Der cine lebens
oefdbrIi6. Der entflanoene S5abe
wirb auf 10, 900 10. sei4aet. IS I
nun S6on has brittle Wtal, oaR ct
berurtisss 1lnslid biefe 5abrtt betrohe
Weiffe. Ser unIdnsf 81 WoItoo'
I'm bieSiaen &reiIe seftOrbenen Ytarrt
qnSef S5ueiber bat na9ftebenbe Ge9ai
SnsoeIett: Der tathOIii9en Str9e /
@oltborf 1000 M., Der tatboltl9e
Sirbe in @ritbeu, Sreis 6altenber!
"a 600 W., Der tatbOIii4en Str9s
Qommsborf, &rets 5aItenbsrg, 9oooWe
her @enofienfdaft Der barmser3tst
@bweffern In Roewis, &reis @rotttal
5000 M., Der Eaubftammeu Anltalt
Rotibor 5000 SO. unb benz SSnltttit .
barmberSisen Sribern IN SFeulfaOf 6o'
Wearf. m
8offcrs Mbtdt bier mar nor &nrsetr q
@rnnb ni9t senisenber i9rtftlt9er u
beiten aum minbIi9en &btturtentens@r
men nidt suselaKen wOrben. OteS nab
nd Der 2li6brtSe Mann 10 gu oer6e
bah er f9 mitteIs zines @euoloers Ct
6rrneI ing 6ert i1gte.
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49, GR EAtAa
GaaeHmeaeR 9r0pfen.
REoTtvtl BrSbtrtl
aIaa WIaiAG DaA - 10 GAa S1Esa
"a IN HaSA1zBtSNEA ~ - DtIhEsStH bids
knintfGiS Abepe1gn-
N,Ota SIaIAa Gaukurea ExsV4ea eS4a % SA Std
RSJ ElsIGen A. cOHGrS, exA n snsa bentIAeE USS'
HSSrS an Ea6ss, VA uSrSSl Ii HeRtg1asCH In De-
GH4f sea $3.50, naS GMpfGHS ~ SsOt4, Fd HeS
elH TketIrH ia RI- StaGteH pefGHSA
ma rhujaxs, a. D0aeISS = G0.s
HettiWNTG -
National Republican., 1882-07-04
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Trnnsnctions at the Various Dis
trict Omees.

Building permits were issued yesterday 10
George W. Richards, to build one frame dwelling
OH Good Hope Hill, TO cost 800; S. de Rosary 10
make repairs at 1923 Seventeenth street northwest
to cost sl5; Jewish Synagogue. to make repairs on
Eighth street, between II aud I, 10 cost $40; J. W.
Barker, to make repairs at 4Ol Seventeenth street
southwest, TO cost sl00; 8. Herman, 10 build two
brick dwellings aud store, on Four-aud- "A. half
street, between and ID, to cost $500; G. II.
Amcs, TO build a stable on Meridian Hill, near
Fifteenth street, TO cost $3.50.
The teachers Of the public schools were at the
District buildings yesterday siguing the pay. rolls
for the mouth OF June. They did not receive their
money owing TO the non. passage Of the District
appropriation bill. They VIII be compelled 10
10 wait until is passage
The Commissioners have Issued an order di-
reciing the pOundmhster 70 discontinue the dog
catching service until the l5th instant, 70 allow
the citizens to renew the licenses aud procure
The humber Of animals impounded during the
year was 4,i27, Of which number a,ssl were
dogs. Thens were redeemed iD the same time
Tlb animals, and 1852 dogs killed ai the tound.
The report OF the sealvr OF weights aud measures
fJr the month OF June shows t21i 20 collected On
account Of fees. Three spring balance scales were
condemned MS unht tor use.
The Commissioners yesterday appointed Daniel
Bailey 10 watch and act Us Jan,gr al this smallpox
hospital building at VI Ter diem.
1he work Of extending tue macadam roadway
on the SeveDth-strcct road will be resumed on
Wednesday, the intention being 10 extend tt " the
District line, near Silver Spring.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning tho
condition Of the water at Great Falls win be pub
lished each day, as furnished by tho Washington
Aqueduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement; Very turbid, 0 to 8; turbid
to 49, slightly turbld, IS to %; clear % TO 36.
Condition Of the water. Monday, July Sat
Great Falls, SO; at receiving reservoir, &c; at dis
tributing reservoir, SO.
Street lamps win be lighted tonight at 7:5o and
extinguished at 1850.
High tide July Tuesday, 1Ol6 a. IN. and
10Al pm.
The property on Prospect avenue, between
Fayette and 1ingan streets, which was sold at
auction yesterday p. M, was purchased by Mr.
The First Cooperative Building Association
will hold its second monthly meeting tomorrow
evening instead of tonight, on account of to-day
being general holiday.
Arrangements are being made for raising the
barge Mary Gunnison, which sank near the Ana
losian boat-house.
The river was alive yesterday with all manner
OF craft loaded down with pleasurc-.eekers, and
about sundown the sceno from the Aaueduct
Bridge was one seldom witnessed on the Potomac.
1t seemed as though every row-boat in III District
was on the water Including representatives from
the Columbas Potomacs, Analostans, and all of
the smaller clubs, besides three barge parties.
Very little hope is now entertained Of Colonel
Samo's recovery. Up TO q late hour Lust night he
was gradually sinking.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIaI Trnusactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr., ]. f. Olmstead presents the following trnusac-

The OnicinI TrnnsncfiOns ns Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr. J. #. Olmstead presents the following trnnsac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Eleventh street west (75 feet by so feet on Il
street northl, original lot 0, square S2, s. Adele
On New Jersey avenue, hetween.E and + streets
north, subl0t 49, square 6S 9 210O feet front by l26
feet inches Mary II. Traynor TO Frederick Koones,
5000.
on street south, between Third and Four-anda a.
half streets west part of lot square 5s CO feet front
by IL feet nches) John A. Prescott ct Ill., trustees,
on sixteenth street west, between New Hampshire
avenue and street north sblot H. north of square
"a 20 feet front through toNew Hampshire avenue),
Motley Anderson to Jeremiah II. Imbre, $3.50.
On Sunderland Place, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets west subot "a square lis (23 feet
inches by 80 feet). John b. ALLEY to David L. Morri-
on q street north, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets west, subot 3D. square S0 go feet
Inches front by 100 feeD Charles Wheatey to Richard
on East Capitol street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets east part of lot square 2 7 feet 10 inches
front by 80 feet Annie E. Myers to Margaret Clark,
On Eighth street west, between NJ and N streets
north, south half of sublot 81, square t0 2 feet AZ
beth and Joseph Anthony, si,55o.
on Seventh street west, betw cen ID and E streets
south, south part of lot 2 square 49, q feetS inches
tront by o. feep, George L. Sheriff to Mary Ellen
on Second street east, between and l. streets
north, north half of sublot II, square 40, 3 feet "a
inches front by 90 teet), Mary j. Felt to Nancy
thompson, $1,000
Barbados and Scotland enlarged, (35G acres),
Frederick koones TO Mary III. Traynor, $1,000.
Beatty and Hawkins addition, dots and 2. 3-j In
terest), John p Risque ct ais. to Ferdinand w.
RiSQue, nominal.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
Or. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Fraziers Root Bitters are not dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act ctstrongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular make
the weak strong. heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurty
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head tend
ing 10 Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy Pimples and Blotches, Scrofilous Humors
and Sores Tetter, Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Erysipela3, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and to females in delicate health Frazers
Root Bitters are especially recommended
Dr. Frazier: "IhRye used two bottles of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness.
and Kidney Disease, aud they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From The first dose took began 10 mend and
am now in perfect health. and feel as well as ever
did. Iconsider your medicle one OF the greatest
blessings" Mrs. NJ. MARTIN.
" Cleveland, Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY & co., Sole Propsetors,
N&F G2 Yesey street, New York City.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
Police Caurt Notes.

Alfred Cannon was charged with beating hi'
wife and fined slosfrom which sentence he noted
an appeal. divorce case is pcnding aud Can
non, suspeciing inhdety, followed hia vile 10 The
room OF George Brown, In tie Federal Building
When Mrs. Cannon leit the room her husband beat
her la the hallway.
George and John whiilen two small boys, sons
OF Sergeant Whilen, at the arsenal, were charged
with stealing cornet from Robert smeilie at the
arsenal. There was sOmg doubt as 10 whether the
boys wanted 20 steal the Instrument aud they were
released on their personal bonds.
Moses Winters and Annie Taylor coiored, were
fned S. or 30 days each'for indecent exposure on
i street, between Third and Four and a. half
streets, in South Washington.
Emma Lee and Alice Gray, colored, were fined
S. or 70 days each for enticing prostitution.
William Lee, young eOOred man. was charged
with larceny and destroyng private properly.
Lee brUke into Mr. William O. Dodge's office on
Saturday aud stole pistol Seven months in jail
was the sentence.
The Police Court WIN meet at o'clock during
the warm heather.
John Dorsey and Marshall Tyler the two colored
men who had prize-fght In a briCk-yaTd ia
South Washington on the 10gh OF last month, were
charged With an alray, aud fined s. or l5 days
each.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

meeting was held in the Second Ward last
night to nominate o candidate for the common
council to be voted for at the special election on
Thursday next
Captain William H. Brooks. superintendent Of
the Iron Works in this city, will return here to- day
from Boston, and on Thursday or Friday next
operations at the works will be resumed.
Mr.. Walter r. Whittlesey has been appointed
telegraph operator in the office of the Washington
and Western Railroad Company in this city, vice
w. D. Cassell, of Warrenton, resigned.
st. Vincent College, in Westmoreland County,
Pennsylvania, has honored Mr.. Phillip N. Dwyer
Magister Architectural" also the degree of the
commercial course.
A petition, signed by 200 prominent business
men and citizens, asking the reinstatement of Of
ficers James Smith and Thomas Hays TO their po-
sitions on the police force, from which they were
suspended last week was presented to the mayor
yesterday. II is thought the suspended officers
will be put back on the force at once.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
VOTING MEN.

Ifyou have failed TO receive proper treatment In
cases of Heart Disease Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Impotency, Prenlaure Decay, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Nervous ENciiablllty, Dc, send two
stamps for our new book,
"THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
147 East Fifteenth street. New York. ja7-iy
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC,-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all
stages, also Tor Coughs. Colds, bronchitis, Asthma
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs and the only
medy that Is beneficial In MRlarln climates This
is Il pre-. .iaration Of BALSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
candy, mAGNESlA and other medlcnAls bene-
Rice and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
TO take. Try IT, For sale by all druggists aud erocers
NJ Il per quart bottle The trade supplied liberal
discount By
Wholesale grocers, sole agents for this city. Henry
Bschoff 4 Co. New Norl; and Charleston, s. C., sole
manufacturers ami nropratOrS. de2l.iv
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
w treatment and a sreedy and radical cure OF all
Nenerea and Nerv.us Diseases, no matter from what
cause, without the usa Of mercuriH or other obec
tionRble treatment a cure guaranteed. In recent
orc richly private, No one seen Tut the doctor
Hours. 4 70 5, q 70 Z. exclusively. DR. LEON 23T
Pennsylvania avenue. ap5
DR LEON THE OLDEsTEsTABLIsHED
IL and only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city,
can be consulted daily at 2S Pennsylvania avenue.
All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly
moved. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and
consultations strictly confidential separate rooms
for ladies. Office hours. 70 I and ! tos apis
DasEAsEs OF THE GENITo-URINARY or
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John sherman 81 Co. ,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrIoNEEl
81. Cloud Building.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E5-
TATE ON VIRGINIA AVENUE. BErWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH
BY virtue OF decree passed on the I4th day Of
June, 1881 by the Supreme Court Of the District or
Columbia ~ the OF Hiram Homan et al. Jen-
ME NJ Cutler e al, equity No sO5, the undersigned
trustee will offer for salo, at public suction In
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9th day
OF July, A. ~ lSs2 at o'clock y. M, the west orty
seven (ii) feet Of lot one (l. IN square numbered
four hundred aud sixty.four 600, In the city OF
Washington, District OF Columbia, with the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF two frame dwelling.
houses. known rs Nos. go and di2 Virginia avenue
southwest. said property will be sold subject to
taxes and In bulk or In parcels In the discretion OF
the trustee.
Tefms-One-thlrd cash ON the day OF sale the bal
ance In two equal nstHllmenis, payable in one and
two years from the day OF sale with interest at 0
per cent per annun secured by q deed OF trust on
The property sold, all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. II terms OF sale arc not compiled with
w five days the the right to resell at
the risk and cost Of the defaultlng purchaser.
EDMUND A. BAILEY, Trustee,
Columbian Law Building.
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. jug2-eodstds
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BY Duncanson Brothers,
AUCrIONEERS

i nN TIE NokfHEASr CORNER OF THln-
/ TEENTH AND N STREETS N0RrItM EST
HOUSE
I on THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 9Th DAY OF
JULY, A. d., lSS2 at o'clock, in front OF the prem-
ses we VIII offer for SALE at auction parts of lots
and In square go fronting % feet street north
nnd llO feet Inches on Thirteenth street west and
improved by a two story brick house with back
building mo. 1871 street).
Terms One third cash balance In one and two
years, with interest at per cent, payable semi-nn
nuhly to be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed OF trust the property, all cash, at option
81 purchaser: Co nyeynncing at purchasers cost A
deposit of 500 required at time OF sale. If fterms Of
sale are not compiled with In seven days ffom day
OF sale the property will be rcsod ut the risk and
cost OF the deAulting purchaser nfter five days
City OF Washington, ID. Z.
REGiNAIp TENDALL
g. NJ. WIGHT, , Trustees.
yl-d-ds HEMAN WALBRIDGE,
National Republican., 1882-07-04

ALEXANDRIA, July 3-The market opened quiet
with but little doing Flour Is dull ut quotations.
Wheat Is OF In sympathy with other markets, and
the only sales reported today few lots OF new
Fult2 at 81 25 Que lot of white corn brought y6c.
No rye or oats reported Countrs produce Is In light
receipts and quotations are unchanged.
National Republican., 1882-07-04
nnltimorc Cattle yuarItc,.

baltimore, July 3-Beef cattlo-Market falr for
good cattle and prices unchanged; others slow and
A@lsc. on: very best ses,4c; first quality, GCD7c
medium 4s@54c; ordinary, Ss6pic; most of the sales
were from Ga5c; receipts i4Se head; sales, LIS
head. Swine-Fair supply and moderate TO good de-
mand receipts, 4,l1t head; uoiations, 1O%pli%c
The receipts OF sheep and lambs were $3.50 head;
quOtatons-sheep 3GD5 25c; lambs, l(d7kc