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NEW YORK, August %. 8:lb pm.-stocks have
H 9een we weak 100. ana a lower this artsrnoon.
yer, Louisville and Nashville, Lake Shore,
Jersey Central and Reading. Aboue 2,O00 shares
Co." whom tho price in the regular way Vas ii4x.
The decline in the general list ranged from 4 10
* per cent In the lnal transactions the lowest
figures OF the day were current
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A FINE OF s5o.-Thomas P. McManus . middle
aged man OF good appearance, who resides at No.
216 street, was put on trial In the Police Court
today on rather novel charge Of INDECENT ex-
posture. Mr. B. W. Ferguson, Of No. 316 d street,
on the opposite side OF the street, stated that
about 10 80 O'Clock. on the night Of the soth In
slant, he saw the defendant In o room in his
house, on the ground A0of, brilliantly illuminate
the room and then take on all his clothing, except
his undershiTt and walk around tho room. Other
witnesses o0rr0b0fated him. The defendant
stated that there were lace cuItain0 On the win
dOWs, and these gentlemen were sst00 egthetic.
They were worse than Oscar Wilde" Judge Mills
said: ~ think this % case Of gross 1ndecency.
and WIN impose flne OF go"
TEE q. g. steamer Portsmouth arrived ct Ports
mouth, n H. yesterday.
LEAvH for four months, 20 take efIece upon
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hUNCANSON BROS, AucuOneers
PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER
SUITE. FRENCH ATE PIER INFERIOR. EX-
TENSION TABLE. HA NDSOME EASY CHAIRS,
MARBLE AND PLUSH-TOP TABLES. CHAIRS.
Fa hinSsE aSn cA aRRETS f NNa hACE GUR
RACK: HAIR AND 0THEE MATTRESSES.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTkN-
SILS, &C., &C., BEING THE ENTIRE con-
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST THIRTY
FIRST. COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK. we will
&c. contained therein, being nearly and party
enumerated above to which the attention Of buyers Is
respectfully calei. au27-4t
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0UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

UIUNCANSON BROS, Auc0oneeFs.
PREPARATORY SALE OF ELEGANT WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SETS extra SIZE
GLASSES; WALNUT PAKLoR UITEs IN
GREEN AND GOLD AND CRIMSON; WALNUT
MAKBLE-i0P TABLES VERY KLEGAa y AND
SIZFo; WANT wARDROBES (SMALIER);
BODY. TAPESTRY AND INGRAM CABPkTS;
MCvEN-WIRE MATTKe ssks; FINE HAIR
BoLsTEks; Ei.EGANr F,sENCH-PL ATE MAN
TEL MIRROR, IN WALNUT AND GILT LARGE
SlzE1: MhNT I MIEHnR, FkENCh Pi ATE az
OAK DINING CHAIRS; WALNUT ANE GILT
WALNUT (MIt;kORED BACK HAT RACK:
TWO WALNUT HILL CHaIks: ROSEWOOD
MAEBLE-TOP TABLE: WALNUT LOU GES:
LARGE LOT BLANK rs; ROCKERS; WATER
COOLERS; DROP LIGHT,; ARM CHAIRS;
KITCHEN UTENSILS. Sc. NC. BEING THE
ENTIEE CONTENIS OF HOUSE No. 941 H
STREET NORTHWErT. CORNER OF TENTH.
On THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST THIR-
TIETHs commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we viii sell,
on the premises. No. 941 II STREET NORTHWEST
the above mentioned Furniture being nearly new and
in splen i'd condition the Chamber Sets and Warrcbes
being especially fine. being all contained in tlfteen
rooms.
Parties furnishing should attend this SALE as the
articles have been well kept and good new au27
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THE HAZERs.
a COrrecfiOn-1he Court - Trv sAe n q

ANNAPOLIS, ND, August 4a-To-day it IN dis.
covered that Breed. o. Kentucky, and Strife. OF
Maryland, were not among those who engaged IN
haztng the fourth class on the Constellation. g.
b. Reitly, OF Wisconsin, and r T. witherspoon, OF
Connecticut, are among the hayerA
Lieut. Com Thomas and Lieuts Wood ana
1eGs are Che court 20 xy the accused. with Lieut.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN HILISDALE.-Betsy Sims,
colored, attempted to kill herself by taking an
ounce OF laudanum yesterday. DR.. Torrey was
Immediately called and rendered medical assist
ance, and this morning she was recovering. Family
trouble was the cause.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aoctioneers.

WALTEK B. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneers.
VAIN ut frame Psrlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites
Walnut WARDROBE 8, Marble top Table, Hall Rack,
Walnut Extension Table and Dining room Chairs,
NAN ssny Sideooard Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Mashstands. Cottsee Furniture. Lounges,
,nsrfgerstor Heating Stoves Husk and Cotton-t top
mattresses, Bedding, Brussels and other Carpets,
fn,sss Star and Hall Carpets China and Glassware
On THURSDAY. AUGUST THIRTIETH at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell, at residence No. 926
New York avenue northwest the above collection of
Household Furniture Csrpess ,n;,,.xS.co
au25-d Auctiopeers.
az THURSDAY, AUGUST THIhTIETH, 1888. AT
JrEN O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell, at store 40. 40 7th
street southwest w.shinston, D. e.. al the stock Of
Groceries ih said store No 40 consisting in part
Of Teas. Conets. Liquors: Canned Goods. Fancy and
winowware. Iinysre. Japenned WaEe, Glassware.
too numerous TO mention. Sale win commence at TIN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, and continue from day 10 day until
sold. At TWELVE O'CLOCK SAME DAY will cell a
Valuable Family Horse, years old. Also Wagon
Harness. Hay Cutter and one Money Safe.
Terms: Cash.
The above stock win be sold in lots to suit
@. GEOKGIE GOLDEN, Assignee
p. p. Ii TIE, Auctioneer,
AUD 2SS29- Dos Louisiana avenue.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMRrBR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE of the chief signal
officer today: am. g. 9; IL am, 72l; pm. 20 O.
Maximum, 1913; minimum. 626
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From A. Brentano & Co we have Punch, and the
London Graphic. Illustrated Ne,cs and Pictorial
World, for the 18th inst, received by yesterdays
ste amer from Queenstown.
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CuNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
ahT pEpMARQ STE I. COMPANY LIMITED
bEIHEEN NV YORK AND LIVERPOOL
E, S1hLL bLS At CORK HAR80K =
Ecytnia . Wei. Aug %. Servia go. Wet. sep. g.
Ga.la Wed. Sept 5. Scythia We'd. Oct. 3.
Cotnnls. We'd. Sep. H. era ia. Wed. Oct TO-
Sav0sila We'd. Sep 10 Bothnia . We'd. Oct. II.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
hates Q: pssssxe-SSc ana $780, according to accom-
Eteerase at low Steeraa tickets from Iiy-
3Iooi and Quoenstown and iii other partsof EuropoIs
Through bills Of laden ssven for Belfast, Glasgow,
4aTe, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
Ar Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys office
DO towing Green. OK both storage and cabin to
XiIS BiGELON Co. 6uo 9Th street, Washington,
VERNON H. BROWN 4 Co, New York
W 20 Messrs. OTIS BIGEEOW CO.,
sanl2 COS 7Ih street. Washin2ton.
NV YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
N The nrst-cjase fnn powered, Clyde built Dutch
steam<LiTs Of this Line, AMSTERDAM. ROTTER-
DAN SCHIEDAM LEI BDAM. ZAANDAM P CA
LAND " A. SCHOLTEN. MAS, Carving the o. 81
ais 10 the Netherlands. leave com Pier foot Of
euseex street Jersey City, n j. REGULARLY every WE'D
AESDA1 for Rotterdam and Am terdaIil alternately
f1rs cabin. so: second cabin. $50: steera,e S26.
e tALAt y, Generai Agent. q SOnrh William street
Rev \ ork- For PASSAGE apply 10 W. g. METZEKOTT
To- 30 Pefiiis ave-. Washington.
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ExoNKRATED.-Frank Clarity, the man who was
before the Police Court yesterday on the charge of
larceny OF some gauges, and given until to-day to
prove his good character. was present to-day with
his counsel, Mr.. Campbell Darlington, and q num-
Der OF old residents OF East Washington. The
day there was just evidence enough to hold The
defendant, but since he had established such an
excellent character he was glad to release him.
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VNHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTIETH RID AND STREETS,
AND ON TWENIY-SIXIH STRE..T, BETWEEN
TION.
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, at FIvEnA
O'CLOCK, will SELL on the premises Part Lot 4, Ea
In square No. CO. fronting 81 feet south side of M
street. by depth of 81 feet inches 23d street. i'm
proved by TWO comfortable frame houses, being Nos
2222 and 1924 street., between 22d and Esd streets
northwest.
IMMEDIATELY After Part Of Lot No g. in
square No H. fronting 20 feet the west side Of Goth
street between and sire t. running through to
New lHampshlre avenue, and improved by comfort
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and two years.
with int est secured by deed Of trust property
VIII be required on each piece Of property at time Of
au24 d&ds THOMAS DOWLING Auctoneer.
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N NEW ORLEANS, August /. 1888
i o TIL PUBL IC!
1--WE ~TIGATE FOR YOTIRS ETvEa,

Postmaster General Gresham having published 4
Hui and malicious falsehood in regard to the charac-
lowing facts given to the public prove his state
that we are engaged in fraudulent business to
Amount Of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lot
tery company from January 1879. to present dates
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CHARGED WITH ADULTERY.-James Otis Koler,
who was arrested yesterday In New York on q
reQufsf1On from Boston on the charge OF adultery,
Is well known, under the name OF James Otis. as
the author OF several serial stories published I'm
Harper Young People He WaSat one time connec-
ted with the Boston Globe 1t Is stated that he left
Boston some time ago with q Mrs. Kimball, wife
OF wealthy merchant Of that city. and that his
wife obtained divorce from him on the ground Of
adultery with Mra Kfmbau and others
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L TERIALS.
NAVY DEpARTNFNT

-, J
In accordance with the provisions of the I'd section Of
the act OF Congress (Chapter 39l) approved August
Navy Yards herein mentioned Stores and supplies be;
old articles and materials which cannot be profitaby
used by reworking otherwise in the construction
repair OF vessels, their machinery, armament
or equipment, VIZ. At Portsmouth. ~ H., SEFTEM-
Ben SEVENTEENTH; Boston, SEPTEMBER TWEEN
QND; New YORK, SEPTEMBER IWENTY-FIF h;
washington. o6ToBER FIRST; Norfoik. oGfoBsR
FOURTH; Pensacola, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEC-
OND. and Mare Island. Cal. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FOURTH, 1883.
The sales VIII be at public auction for cash. to the
highest bidder, and will commence at TEN A. NJ, and
continue from day day. if necessary. until all the
articles sold offered Inventories Of the articles
to be offered can be procured from the commandants
OF the yards, respectively.
EDWARD T. NICHOLS.
aul5-1aw4t ActiLg Secretary Of the Navy.
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STEALING DOCUMENTS FROM The CAPITOL BUILD.
NG.-About $50 O'Clock yesterday morning the
Waterman In the west grounds OF the Capitol, on
building, each with q bag on his shoulder. The
men not hating when he hailed them, they
bags were found to contain about $50 pounds of
public documents In each, and it is supposed that
thief secreted himself In the document room,
from whence he handed out the bags to his accom-
pieces 1t Is also thought that the thief must have
been an emDlOYe eX-pmDlOye.
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4ot3I palu Dy ALL. IA, SS1, $50
For the truth Of the above facts We refer the public to
the officers Of the above corporations and for
the City Of New Orleans to the State authorities Of
Louisiana, and also TO the q. g. Officials Of Louisiana
We claim to be legal honest and in all our tns
actions. As much 30 az any business in thu country
Our standing is conceded by all who viii investigate
spected citizens.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. President
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YELLOW FEvER.-The surgeon general OF the
marine hospital service has received a telegram
from Surgeon Burgess, at Havana, stating that
the Spanish bark Dace de JUNO, which LEFT there
the Goth inst for Brunswick, Ga, left two cases of
yellow fever at Havana.
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No DIFFICULTY m RECRUITING THE Army
Inquiry at the War department develops the fact
that no serious dif1culty is experienced by re-
cruting officers in keeping the army near the
limit prescribed by law, as reported The army
at present numbers q, 600 men, within 1000 OF
tho prescribed limit
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The CHOLERA IN EGYPL-The Department OF
State has received and transmitted to the Treas
ury department dispatches from the q. S. consul
general at COnstanttnople, dated July 18th and
21st, In regard to the cholera in Egypt and the
sanitary condition OF Constantinople
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/ 867 Prizes. amounting q. $685. 6O(
Application for rates TO Clubs should be mace only
to the Once Of the Company IN New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving fun id.
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NEW ORLEANs, La.
OToana<y letters 0y Mali or Express TO
II. A. DAUPHIN,
sug15. a. Is. 20. sepl. sAs-7t N'"" -
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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

"A good lawn is luxury that every
armer's home should have.-ELch7 nge.
The importation of draught horses
his season is unparalleledin the history
If draught horses in America Cincin-
11ti Times.
What farmer loses by poor crops
an unfavorablc year may be partly
compensated to him by lessons to be
earned from the failures Chic. go
Journal.
-Accustom your sheep early to go
ng into their quarters. Every farmer
Knows how hard it is TO manage sheep
n the winter. Get them into the habit
If going into their pens. Put some
hing there for thcm.-M. Y Herald.
Farmers do well to as far as posi-
ole manufacture their own fertilizine
material. All the refuse st aw, leaves,
weeds, bones. barnyard manure and
other waste should be carefully saved
and utilized in giving back to the soil
It's orig nal strength and richness
Chicago Tribune.
-Stewed Chicken: Cut up a chicken
and put it into fresh water. Put into 3
saucepan one quart of water, n small
onion chopped small, with pepper and
salt; simmer for an hour. Then add
the chicken and simmer for another
hour. Just before serving add pat OF
butter well rolled in -four and half g
pint of cream.-N. y. Times.
Corn bread without Yeast or soda is
sometimes desired as an article of food
Sift three quarts of meal, add table
spoonful of salt, and mix with Just
enough water to make n thin batter
Cover this with a cloth and let it stand
until it begins to rise, and little bubbles
make their appearance on the top.
Then pour it into well-buttered tin
and bake slowly in a moderate oven.-
" J. Post.
Orange Cake: One cup of butter,
two cups of sugar. one cup of milk, five
cups of flour, and the yclks of six and
whites OF three eggs. Bake six layers
on Jelly tins. The whites of three eggs
beaten to a stif froth with one cup OF
sugar, the grated peel of one orange
and the juice of two, if large, Spread
the thin mixture on to five layers, then
add sugar for the top sufficient to make
4 frosting. This is very nice.-Tht
Household.
The Indiana Farmer tells the story
Of well-tO-do farmer who won 4 few
dollars on race at an agricultural
boss trot, and took up the idea that he
was Judge of horse flesh" He
bought "slim-legged colts and prom.
lsing trotters," constructed a half-miie
track on his farm, spent time and money
in training his colts, found out that he
did not know rs much as he thought nc
did, mortgaged his farm, and lost it. II
is quite as fatal to win as to lose in
gambling operations Success induces
repetition, and the losses inevitably
come
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A FAMILY BLESSING.

Under date Of May 10 issS we have received the fol.
lowing information from Mr.. Lorenzo Lombard, of Is
Charles street. Portland, Me. Mr.. Lombard says:
"For several years past have been troubled with
severe backache and pains IN the side, and when
would lie down could not rest we'll it seemed I'm
possible for to get into easy position; and my
aches and pains increased constantly TO such
that became convinced that had disease of the kid
neys fastened TO me. and after having used doctors
Prescriptions and many of the o-caed without
getting any beneht, was persuaded by near neigh.
bor. Mr. Jones, to try Hunts Remedy, himself and
wife had been greatly benefited by its uses, and many
others OF acquantances spoke of its merits IN the
highest terms decided 20 try IT. and purchaseda
bottle at Nichols drug store. and as had taken
few doses of Il the pains In my back were relieved.
and after taking three bottles my sdcache and lame
back are cured, and can truly testify that Hunts
Remedy Is article of great merit and will do all that
Is claimed for It. and know OF many other people in
Portland who have found q cure in Hunts Remedy
after all others failed to do any good and recon-
mend TO all who have kidney or liver disease hoping
that this may be the means of relieving sufferer
who does not know OF the merits OF Hunts Remedy
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The Exchange Editors Mind Weakening.

"Now i wonder where that bald
headed old chump has gone" murmur-
cd the boy, thoughtfully, rs he turned
tho edge of the exchange editor Shears
by trying to cut cast-iron joke out of
New Jersey agricultural weekly.
At this moment very tired man,
with n red-hOt nose, beer on his mus
tache and mud on his white vest. glided
into the room and seated himself at the
table in gloomy dignity. 1t was the
exchange editor.
500 and get n club and prepare to
kill fifty-year-old fool" he growled.
"All right said the boy, skipping
gleefully across the room for a poker,
his piquant features sparkling with sat
isfaction a: the order. "TrOt out yer
fool, ne added, land I'll flatten him
out so yer can use him for n blotting
pad"
ITO think that should have lived so
long and know so little, walled the ex-
change editor, needless of the lads en-
thusiasm, the remembrance of his
grievance rushing to his brain with
force enough to make dint on the in
side of his skull.
"Well, yer know YOU can't help it.
Men of your shape are generally half
wittcd, said the boy, with q tender eff
fort at consolation. "But what have
you been doin' to yourself? You look
rs il you'd been loadin' up mud cart"
81 have been helping street car
driver pick up his horse"
Then your mind must be gone"
whispered the lad. in fearsome tones,
like those of n man asking colored
restaurant waiter for n second supply
of fried potatoes.
"YeS. / saw the moungy thing fall,
and, like an unintellectual meddler, l
had To proffer my services"
Yes" INTERCEPTED the boy, breath
lesslv.
1.-The driver had his mouth too full
OF oaths to answer, hut / thought he
would appreciate my efforts, so loos-
ened up the martingale and the center
bit, showed the crupper through the
hawse-heles, bent the piston-rod around
the breeding. took in n reef from the
collar and made a true lovers knot
with the car-hook and the tongue-pole.
Then the horse kicked me in the dia-
phragm and chewed off the driver
coat pocket"
"And then?'' queried the listener.
somewhat bewil1ered by the avalanche
of technical terms.
'And then the driver called me a
mutton-head, and said that when he got
the horse right side up he'd twist me
until l could wipe my nose on the back
of my vest.
''Well. there might be some conven.
fence in that" said the boy. But what
did you do then?r
DO? Why l saw the horse gradually
being pried on to his feet, and1 sized mn
the driver to have nearly as much mus
Gle as profanity, and went in to ask a
saloon-keeper's opini,r. He told me
that no one but fool or a prize-fghter
ever offered to assist a man whose horse
had fallen on the street."
May be he'd been there" remarked
the boy.
II guess he had" returned the ex.
change editor.
And then that old man and the youth
shook their heads gloomily and know.
ingly.-httsbtrgh Sunday Traveller.
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Vital .Questions!l

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing IN
the world for quieting and allaying all irri-
tation of the nerves and curing all forms OF
nervous complaints, giving natural, child
like refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of hops"
CHAPTERI. a
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply.
sicians.
"what Is the best and only remedy that
can be relied ON to cure all diseases of the kid
neys and urinary organs; such as Brights
disease, diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine, and all the diseases and all
ments peculiar to Women
"And they will tell you explicitly ana
emphatically "Buchu."
"Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and sureSt
cure for all liver disease or dyspepsia, con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, malarial
fever, ague, &c." and they viii tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandelionv' -
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such
wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is SO varied in its opera
tons that no disease or i'll health can posi-
bly, exist or resist its power, and yet 1t is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
''Patents
almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians OF
Bright's and other kidney diseases, nve>
complaints, severe coughs called consump
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazyi
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn out of shape from excru-
ciating pangs of rheumatism,
Inflammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofulal
Eryspeasl
Salt -heum blood poisoning, dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and In fact almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir to -
be found in every neighborhood In the known world
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On the appearance of the first symptoms
las general debility, loss of appetite, pal.
Tor, chilly sensations, followed by night
sweats and cough, prompt measures of re-
lief should be taken. Consumption is
scrofulous disease of the lungs; therefore
use the great anti-scrofulous or blood puri-
fer and strength-restorer, DIR. Pierce's
" Golden Medical Discovery" Superior
to Cod liver oil as a nutritive, and unsur-
passed as a pectoral. For weak lungs,
splitting of blood, and kindred affections it
has no equal. Sold by druggists. For DR..
Pierce's treatise on consumption send two
stamps WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
Association. Buffalo N V