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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

THE INAUGURATION OF Gov PA1IiSON.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 16-The ceremonies tnctoen9
to the Inauguration OF Robert Pattison =
governor has drawn q large number OF people -
the city, but although great crowds are on tho
streets the attendance Is far from that OF en1
previous Inauguration. This fact being due In .
measure TO the refusal OF the governor-eloct -
permit himself 70 be made the subject OF ostentae
ZION or delay. fan OF snow set In at an eox0
hour THIS morning, and together with the lntengo
cold has made the DAY ANYTHING but agreeaolA
clubs from Philadelphia, Beading, Allentow1
York aud this city. Altogether there were noe
over 400 men IN line Very little decorations eso
visible about town At ten O'Clock this moenl1e
Nj. Patttson took MP HIS residence at the exe1xe
tive manson and received . ~ ca11eR 1Ir
pally friends from Phllade1ph14 =.
The procession when reac110I :
riai mansion expected naS
accept the escort of the A
and. accompanied by the 49, @x
mittee end oov. Hoyt welkee - -
oeWDao1 ne mombeU q ehe bcG0lne1g4 H. -
Ge1vsls6 66blnngural ad1goR
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Serious 1mcemdiary Fire I'm Chicago.
MILLS WHICH COST S2O0. .0M RuRNEn

CHICAGO, Jan. l6-About z 30 O'Clock last even
Ing the nail factory at Cumming, South Chicago,
was burned TO the ground, together with a ware.
house and bluing house. The fire was clearly In
cendiary, as the watchman discovered oiled waste
and kindling wood at both the southeast and
northwest corners OF the factory. The fire was
first discovered in the northwest corner or the
building by a watchman, who called two other
watchmen to his assistance, and after a hard nght
succeeded In putting out the fire In that quarter,
but by that time the whole southeast corner OF
the building was 10 flames and hey ond control and
In about nfteen minutes the bfuing house, about
twenty-five feet north or the factory. caught fire,
and from there the flames spread TO the ware
house. The nail factory was one or the largest
and best furnished mills In the United states. It
was 100 by $50 feet and contained two engines and
40 machines The dimensions OF the warehouse
were 200 by l25 feet, and IL contained In addition
TO a large and valuable collection OF patterns, Q
stock OF nails, amounting to at least 200 kegs,
and probably far greater number. The blufng
house was SO by 15 feet The nail mill, with ma
chinery, cost about S2O0, 600 IL is impossible to
ascertain the loss, as IL Is uncertain what c0ndi.
ton the machinery may be In. on1cials Of the
company state that the buildings, stock and ma.
chinery were fully insured
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Nom inati0n To-day,

Nom inatf0n To-day.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Fredk N. Dow to be collector of customs, dis
trict OF Portland and Falmouth, Me.
James II. COggeshan, to be marshal of the Uni
ted States for the district OF Rhode leland.
Edward. j. Sommerville, to be agent for the
Indians OF the Umatilla agency in oregon.
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The District COmMissiOnerslltp.
FRIENDS OF CANDIDATES AT THE WHITE HOUSE
TO-DAY.

The delegation in the interest OF Mr.. c. c. DuD-
canson to be District Commissioner, which called
at the White House yesterday and failed in get
Ing audience with the President, called again this
morning and were received by him. The President
heard the claims set forth by the spokesman, but
gave no indication OF what action lie would take
IN the matter. The delegation was composed OF
b. W. Garnett, w. B. Moses, n w. Burchell, A. s.
Pratt. and Messrs Hutchinson, Dingman and sew
eral Others Representative Van Aernam, or New
York. called upon the President this morning to
urge the appointment OF Mr.. Charles Kennedy to
be DiStrtct Commissioner
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The Loss Of the British Ship Pride OF
the Ocean.
HER DESTRUCTION PROBABLY OWING TO A DYNA-


LONDON, Jan. 16-The East Anglian Times sayss
The beach from Harwich to Aldeburgh is strewed
with wreckaRe from the British ship Pride OF the
Ocean, from Hamburg for New York. A case con-
ta1ning dynamite has been found by the coast
guard The fact that the wreckage Is in exceed.
tngly small pieces has led TO the conjecture that
the loss OF the vessel was caused by an explosion
OF dynamite.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Employing HOUSE PAINTERS. NOTICE
On wEs 6SFS T 9e Tsstnf of 1ass Psnte.s
o0sa :. Mo- 22s
fR VACCINE VIRUS.
s f:s'R: s.
fg THE s4rH ANN!vERsARY OF, EAGLE
Esq., a St I
passan of e good morals are saEnes Rev p
address the meeting D. " warner anu 0: ;aisst Si'i
e NORTH BAPTIST, CHURCH. 14rH STREET.
G-S near R.-PrsachinE by the Pastor. Rev. J. L.
ESSE! @ Ssd sasSsdss %;e'RfE
gsr BE EbvED At
northwest. fresh supply Of Pure Vaccine Points.
L-g Heal Estate and Al di Insurance Agents.
92S street northwest.
Houses and lots for sale in all parts OF the city
If Of
I-S 400 9TH STREET NoRrHwEsr.
roHAfh Sc sTTBHST SHaSRs AND LIBRARY LAMPS
d. bEe6hAHEb SHADES. GLOBES; s:.. &C. .,....
~ NOTICE OF co-PARTN RsHIP.
HaYing this day associated with me In business my
So. DAVID ". WHEA1LEY, the Dyeing and Cleaning
business will hereafter be conducted at the old stand
lOeo Jefferson street. under the firm name of
w. II. WHEA1LEY SON.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage receir.d in
the past ~ years. respectfully solicit continuance
as to e r ten Wor s f. FIVE my
delivered in the CITY, Postal car dis promptly
answered. ~ Ff'-'
ja2-lm W. II. wHEATLEY.
r-So MISS ALOE CAIN lFOR MANY YEARS
NS WITH E. g. DAVIS. ESQ.,
Respectfully advises her friends that she can be found
at the Dry Goods House Of Samuel Ker 7th street
northwest. where she will be pleased to furnish them
with reliable goods at lowest prices. d21
" CARDINALS LovE-BfRDs. PAkRAKEETs.s AKFEEETTss'
BIRDS, ?tHa sfAkLiNas. iKNHssNss ste.. Mock!Na' eso
A'o all k1pds Of vGaKes sesds and Fixtures at the
dIo-1m Under Masonic Cemple.
- GAS F1xrUREs.-E. F. BROOKS.
6S1 18th STREET
Fun assortment Mitchell Vance Co. g Goods, Cor
coren Building. al,
rRs GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
fAESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN. PHARMAc1sr.
m15 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., s29l, ,70S.7O; customs, s942,67613
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NEW YEAR GIFT INQUIRED INTo.-An inquiry
having been made into the matter OF the presenta-
ton of silver service set to the wife of Mr. Nc
Calmont, the chief OF the special agents of the
Pension bureau, Commissioner Dudley is satisfied
that 1t was done without Mr. McCalmOnt's knowl.
edge or consent There have been number of
complaints received both by the Secretary of the
Interior and the commissioner relative to this
New Year present, which lead to the inquiry, with
the results as above stated.
PERsoNAL-Ex-SenatOr Platt and wife, Of New
York. are at the Arlington. Commissioner Lor-
ing has gone to New York-Admiral Balch and
family arrived in New York from Aspinwan yes
terday.
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NAVY YARDS TO BE CLosED.-Secretary Chandler
has decided to close four OF the U. s. navy yards
on the 31st of March next. Upon being asked
which yards would be selected, he replied that he
had not gotten as far as that Without doubt the
Washington and Mare Island yards will remain
undiSturOed,
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THE CoMMIssIoNERSHIP.-Itw was reported at the
Capitol to-day that Major Thomas P. Morgan
would be re.appointed District Commissioner.
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INTERESTING NEWS,
K n G S PA ACE.

OUR ANNUAL SITTING OF STOCK STILL CON-
T1NUES. TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF FINE BEAVER HATS AT SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS. EVERY OTHER HAT IN THE STORE
YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTY CENTS; SOME OF
THEM WORTH FROM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE
DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN HATS SOLD FOR
MERLY FROM TEN DOLLARS TO FIETEEN DOL
LARS. WILL NOW BE SOLD FROM FOUR DOL
LARS TO SIX DOLLARS. ELEGANT BLACK TIPS
THREE IN BUNCH AT THIRTY-FIvE CENTS
A BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS. PLUMES. AS WELL
AS FLOWERS. YOU MUST COME AND ASCERTAIN
PRICES AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY. OUR
PLUSHES. VELVETS AND SArINs TOO. WILL
BE SOLD AT THE SAME LOW RATES; IN FACT.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT
TO GO. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJECT As
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
SPRING MPORTATIONS.
FOR THE SAME REASONS WE INTEND TO
CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF CHILDRENS', MISSES,
AND LADIES' CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED
OF FASHIONABLE WRAP. DON'T MISS YOUR
CHANCE IF YOU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY.
WE ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOSS.
THEREFORE THE REST OF OUR STOCK, SUCH
AS LACES. CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR FICHUS
AND SCARFS, AS WELL AS ALL OTHER
ARTICLES IN THE FANCY MILLINERY LINE.
WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY.
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DOVER, DEL, Jan. 16-En salisbury was re-
elected for third term the United states senate
this morning, receiving votes I'm the senate and 10
In the house. The republican state senator Belts
voted for Nathaniel B. Smithers Three members
OF the house were not I'm their seats John Mitch.
Houston, Jessie L Long and Samuel ID. Truite
were, respectively, elected state treasurer, stase
auditor and state librarian.
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The iargest supply cf TERRApINS and OYSTERS
Aways on hand. Parties purchasng for family nee or
{xees rsasonabis and only frst class eoods Largest
oeases N she city. Orders by Telephone. d2l-1m
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brilliant CLOSE
OF THE
SPAULDING LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL.
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY I7rH AT8P NJ
ANCIENT ROMAN ADJUSTMENTS.
THE CIRCUS, THEATER AND AMPHITHEATER,
THE CHARIOT RACES. SCENIC Plays,
And Gladiatorial Combats of the Old Roman World.
with graphic description IF the Coliseum and an
count OF tie recent excavations in it's arena.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
After the lecture Mr.. Spau'dine will, by request, ex
hlbit The entire series Of the beautiful COored Views
used IN the previous lectures including the superb l.
IustratlOns OF Nesuvius ard PomJeii.
Reserved seats. IS CENTS at Metzerotts Single ad-
mission, so cents jal6-2t
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Twcddle Hall. in Albany. DESTROYED

ALBANY, N. T., JAN l6-A flre started IN Mccall.
mons music store, under Tweddle hall, at half.
past seven O'Clock this morning, and spread SO
quickly to the stage that within ten minutes the
flames were beyond control The hall Is entirely
ruined.
Tweddle hall was six stories high, OF brown
stone and was erected In 1850 by the late John
Iweddle. 1t Is valued at &2o0,0O0, and is now
owned by Mrs II. w. Tillinghast and her two
sisters The flames spread through the building
with fearful rapidty, and within ten minutes the
entire building was In flames The scenery, etc.
In the hall was rapidly consumed, and huge sheets
OF 1ams ana sparks shot up high In the air. The
ground floor on State street was occupied by John
s. Dlckerman, auctioneer; Edward McCammon.
pianos. and the Albany County Bank. On Pearl
street side the ground floor was occupied by II. B.
Tuttle, shoes; G. b. Whitehorn, gentlemen's fur.
nlshlng goods; s. M. Hydeman, clothier; Louis
Soutter, druggist; James Maher, crockery, and j.
r. Connor, merchant tailor. The second floor
was occupied by law of1ces OF Joseph
W. Russell, Warren s. Kelly, Leonard.
Kip, w. j. Mackesey, j.. w. Mattice, Smith OBrien,
T. ID Raran, Bradford X Wood and J. Hampden
Wood, S. j. Davenport and w. H. Sllnglerland, sur.
yeyor. The building is a complete wreck. Tho
atmosphere was very cold and men worked with
difficulty. Erastus Cornings residence, adjoining,
was on flre number OF times, but hundreds Of
willing hands put out the fire and saved the VEN
cradle old house and Its wealth OF family pictures
and relics. The loss on the building Is estimated
at $250,OO0 The total loss will reach nearly
$5O0,OG0. The insurance Is unknown as vet
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Inauguration Of the Governor Of Delas

DOVER, DEL. Jan. 16-Charles C. Stockley was
inaugurated governor or Delaware at noon to-day.
The governor-elect, accompanied by the MEM
bers or both branches OF the legislature the state
judiciary, ex-governors and Others left the state
house at ii 80 and proceeded to the court house
Assembled I'm the court house. the proceedings
Chaplain Gibson, OF the senate. The routine pro-
ceedings OF the two houses were then read by
Wootlen administered the oath OF ONCE 70 the
gOvernor-elect The reading OF Gov. Stockley5
Inaugural message was then proceeded with.
Sudden Death Of q Clergyman Soldier.
SrAUNToN, Pa, Jan. 16-Gen. w. c. Pendleton,
late chief OF artillery, OF the army OF Northern
Virginia, c. s. A., and Rector OF Grace church,
Lexington, Va, died suddenly In Lexington Las
night
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LADIES' GOODS.

II D 6 l. A S s.,
NINTH AND F STREETS,
EIGHTH ANNUAL. SALE OF
LADIES' tNDERffARMENTS
On MONDAY. January g. will begin eighth
annual # Ii dies' Undersa-ment with zoo dCzen
thoroughly made and trimmed
CHEMISE AND DRAWERS
Ar 25c. EACH.
Every garment offered at this Of our msuufac-
fure, ard guarantee the we-ra quality the mus
In to be Onethird - one-half greater any
other liuslii. made. During The continuance of this
sale, spec ia! prices VIII be n,aGe a GARMENTS.
DOUGLASS.
1aG NINTH ST RECT.
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THE MEXICAN COMMISSION, consisting of General
Grant, Mr.. Trescott, Senor Romero and Mr.. Cane
dos. accompanied by the Secretary OF State. paid
their respects to the President this morning. They
were received In the Blue Parlor
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PATENT OFFICE CHANaEs.-The Commissioner Of
Patents, to-day, made several transfers among
the examiners. Malcolm Seaton, in charge OF the
TO the division OF calorncs; and B. r. Catlin, the
chief OF the latter transferred to the division
or metailurgy and gas, its ch1ef j. H. Whitaker,
going to the division of househo furniture.
THE STAR ROUTE SERVICE between this city and
Aqua Creek and Upper Marlboro, Va, has been
curtailed so as to begin at Anacostia.
THE REMAINS OF John Howard Payne, which
were exhumed under the supervision of the British
consul at Tunis, are now at Marseilles awaiting
transportation to this country. AS no vessel OF
the purpose, they Will probably be brought here
by vessel OF one of the regular steamship lines
MORE NAMEs.-CoL John Hancock, who has
been recommended by 1eading citizens of the
District for Commissioner, was accidentally
communication has been resolved from prom
tnent citizen, warmly recommending Mr.. A. 8.
Solomons for the position.
SENATOR McPHERsoN dramatically denies the
charge made in bill 0f Joseph F. Rushing, In the
Senator had attempted to influence legislation for
his own pecuniary benefit. Mr.. Mcpherson says
he has refused to compromise what he knows to
De an entirely unfOunded claim, choosing rather
to contest its validity In the courts OF law where
he will 'defend and vindicate his public, private,
and business character from such attacks as the
one just made" Mr.. Mcpherson thinks 1t Is Sig
nlncant that Mr.. Rushing has waited until the eve
OF the Senatorial election In New Jersey to enforce
a claim which he alleges to be Of several years
standing.
COMMANDER H. Deb. MANLsY has been ordered
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kilograms to The Star;
fWEDDLE HALL IN ALBANY BURNEk
OTHER SERIOUS FIRES RErORTED.
SENATOR SALISBURY REEECTED,
COWS. PAfTISON AND SrOCKLEY NAUGURLTED
MTRUDERs ON AN INDIAN RESERVATION.
THE DISTURBED CONDITION OF IRELAND,
7EDDLE HALL IN ALBANY BUREEUA
OTHER SERIOUS FIRES REroRrEp.
SENATOR SALISBURY REELECTED,
COWS PATrISON AND SrOCKLEY EAUGUULTED
MTRUDERs ON AN INDIAN RESERVATION,
THE DISTURBED CONDITION. OF rRELANn.,

"Pr,oN PLoS'sn nANrFxsro

''fIoN FIoNS" nANrFEerO
PARIS, Jan. l6-Fi0aro publishes a manifestas
broIesseaiy on IS Issued by Prince Napoleon. cPon
Claiming the Napoleonic Inheritance
PARIS, Jan. 16-Prince Napoleons manifesto.
was found placarded In several quarters OF Paris
The prince dwells on the fmpo nee and inca
pacity OF the government: the disunion OF pari,a.
ment, ana the decadence OF the army and OF tho
nnances He declares that religion Is attacked.
and that tie observance OF the Concordat can
alone establish religious peace The prince rejects
any compromise with royalists He adverts 20 tho
glebiscites, by which the empire Mas sanctioned.
1he MANIFESTO was torn down by the police.
MORE ARRESTS IN DUBLIN
DUBLIN, Jan. 16-An ARRAY occurred this morn.
ing between some policemen and party OF young
men who attempted 10 deprive the ofYicers oI ther
rcvolverS Four OF the young men were arrested
and committed for examination. A
PRINCE BISMARCK AND GERMAN AMERICANA 4
LONDON, Jan. 16-The Berlin correspondent OF
the Morning Post says Prince Bismarck Is on
POSED TO allowing any facilities for the return oc
Serinan emigrants after their naturalization aa
american citizens, as they thus obtain exemption
from military services.
FIVE People BURNED TO DEATH
A nre occurred In a tenement house In widegat0
street last evening, and fve persons were burn,dl
To death and four injured.
ANOTHER ARREST IN puBIN
DUBLIN, Jan. l6-Another arrest has been made
In dublin In connection with the conspiracy To
murder.
CASES OF DAyTTT, HEALY AND QUINN.
1ne arguments or the prosecution In the casrSN
OF Davitt, Heay and Quinn, accused OF making 4
lnhammatory speeches, have been concluded IN
The queens bench division. The judgment Is re-
served,
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THE STAR ROUTE SERVICE between this city and
Aqua Creek and Upper Marlboro, Va, has been
curtailed so as to begin at Anacostia.
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COMMANDER II. Deb. MANLRY has been ordered
to hold himself in readiness for sea service.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6-A IRE broke out tbs
forenoon In the three-story brick building No. 2sl
soutn 5th street. occupied a confectionery mani
ufactory by b. WinseL The building was soon a
mass or flames and nothing In IL was saved. Tie
goods on hand were valued at $4,000 The.
furniture mandatory OF Daniel Pabst, next
door, was damaged by smoke ana water.
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~s EMPLOYING HOUSE PAINTERS NOTICE
- ~ There viii be meeting Of Enjoying Painters
1880 O'Clock at No. 1924 Pennsylvani4 avenue Busi-
ness Of importance to the trade. All are requested
attend. ial6- N.
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CHR. RUPERT.
NOS. 4O3 AND 4o5 It'll STREET NORTHWEST.
RAIL ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES
IN FANCY WORSTED WORK

MI lSS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
43O TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CCfSETS to order every style and material
ard guaran tees perfect lit and comfort
HEN SPECIALTiES ARE
French Hand made UnCierrlotEng, Merino Underwear
ana finest Imported Hosiery.
fattnt Shoulder Braces AID ali Dress Reform GOols
French CorIets and BIistias. The Hercules" Suo-
porting Corset, for which Miss II. special ,nt
and 81 Corset, he: nl4ke that for the prcs
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-Ereuclt German nd spokan
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~ SWORMSTEDT h BRADLEY.
AS Real Estate and Insurance Agents
92S street northwest.
Houses and lots for sale in all parts OF the city.
Houses nted loans negotiated and rents collected.
Special attention to the of property of
dents. ia 16t
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Aug. 16, 1sS3-1y,
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For Sale by w. f. Hale,
(CaRt;aaed from 'cst 'rcek.)
How Watch Gases ere Iatis.

In 1875, thirteen men comprised the
entire working force used in the l1an'i-
factuFe Of the fcmes Boss Gold lFGich Case.
Now c Yer jigs !hatndfaA ere employed and the
number is constantly increasing, The rea-
son of this increase is this; IN the James
Boss Gold Watch Case all tho metal IN sight
ard srbiect to wear is solid gold, while tho re-
nlainder, which only lends strength to the
case, is of stronger metal than gold,
giving gold where gold is needed, and
Strong, elastss metal where strength and
elasticity are Reede4, 4 combination pro-
d;:cing watch case better than sofftid Gald
and nj ONE-uALF the cost. .sr ~ Miss
Over 100000 Of these cases 8. o,
hare been sold, aiid eyesy jeweler IN the
co, ltry can testify to their quality ana
merit. 7,-,1xero.t. MICH, Dec. 8, 1859
e " II .rsh O. the Democrat, bought 2 Jas boss'
c.. watch 1s yea-s ago and carried u Gpti
sh9lt time ago, when purchased IT. ani stiu II "
Snier. The shove no sgns q wear, exeePe {
faf ati;rnl to any case, and am satisfied can pc
ss,y xus.ss.tsd for at least ten years more nave
sold The Ja1;ics i {so fatch Case tor many years,
ld the parties who o.s t,is lrs ones are t caFry hy
o,ltht solid gold case costing twicc tue
res!sd them the only caEe5 OF TINS klnd 9eWe,e6 ,
eH0ud sell who desires to give his customers tae
Nisr.is 81 tiier money or values hls rePutatlo1.
Con, III. 10 Ss,esoas sseh Case Factories, Phiia-
e.paa handsome illustrated fa.eshet showing h0"
sr;r., EcsG' aai Keys.Uns Watch Gases ere maze.
{To be CoTtinued9
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D, isagall's Asthma and Eatarrh Remedy

- Having struggled 2Oyears between
ISSsSs@AfGSA life and death with ASTHMA OF
| @HST2PHTHlSlC,t treated by eminent ply
n MA ~ sicians and receiving no benefit, l was
HEMHH S2 compelled, during the last five years
k$SSS5 ~ of my illness to sit on my chair day
ESJNSM land night gasping for breath my sut-
k@E4M ferings were beyond desc1iption. In
HHMkI8A despair experimental ON myself by
compounding roots and herbs and intaling the
medicine thus obtained. fortunately discovered
this WONDERFUL CURE for ASTHMA and
CATARRH, warranted to relieve the most stub
born case of ASTHMA IN FIVE MINUTES, SO
the patient can lie down to rest and sleep com
fortably. Any person not fully satisfied after
using one-thir'l of a box can return the remain
der to the proprietor and the money will be re-
funded or send me your address for a trial pack
age FREE OF CHARGE; Mrs; VI w; r. prov. Brow3
years. Your Great Remedy completely cured NO
I wish all afflicted with Asthma and Catarrh to
,,nd for it. Publish this for the benefit of the
..ilIictcd." Should your druggist not keep the
.;emsdy, can send it by mail on receipt & OF prie
d. LANGELL, Applecreek, Ohio
Aurr
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ASA A. FARRAR. w. E. EVANS.