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National Republican., 1883-11-03
THERE is no mistake st. Jacobs Oil never
fails as q pain banisher.
The Coiitinentnls.

The new military corps, known as the
Washington Continentals, organized under the
military laws of tho district, and with the
sanction of the military authorities of the
United States, have been for some time busily
at work perfecting the scheme of their organ
ration, although they have not made any
boisretous display of what they expected to
do. Their fair will commence in Masonic
Temple on Nov. 20 and end on Dec. s. The
command is composed of gentldmen of intel
ligence and patriotism, who seek to revive the
spirit of '76, and by wearing uniform strictly
of the colonial pattern, unite the era of the rev.
olution with that of the present. The executive
committee, in whose hands the management
of the work is largely confided, consists of
George II. Timms, Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, John +.
Lipphard, Capt. w. w. Mills, G. II. Gonzen-
bach, +. +. Craushaw, and Capt. L. +. YER
million. The enterprise has already begun
to receive substantial encouragement. w. W..
Corcoran has contributed 500, and other
valuable contributions, among them being a
grand piano. have already been acknowledged.
The Continentals will parade one company
fully uniformed on the opening day of the
fair,
National Republican., 1883-11-03
Transportation OF New York Voters.
tn Ibe JlIJ,or

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2, 1S53-Sir: My
attention has been called to paragraph in
your issue of this day, complaining of the
action of the New York Republican associa-
tion in limiting the issue of reduced fare
tickets to members of the association only.
In explanation of such action and in justice
to the association, permit me to say that the
limitation complained of is in conformity
with the contract made with the railway
companies, and was made for thesmutual pro-
lection of all concerned. The greatest
opposition of making reduction of rates by
the railway companies has arisen from the
fact that persons representing themselves to
be New York voters have in past years
been furnished with certificates, and upon
obtaining their tickets, instead of making
use of them themselves, have disposed
Of them to merchants and others
who were in no way entitled to the same.
Others, again, while claiming to uphold the
principles for which the association was or
ganized and fully alive to the benefit of such
an association to procure the very advantage
now given 1t in the matter of transportation,
have scorned the idea of enrolling themselves
as members, many of them boastng openly
that there was no use in belonging to the as
sociation, as a person not member could get
the benefit of reduced rates when the asso-
citation procured them just as well as If he
were a member" Now, when the association
appoints its committee which does the work.
incurs expenses for travelling, say to New
York or Philadelphia, and for print
ing, advertising &c, is it too much
to demand that persons claiming to
be good republican voters of the Empire
State should enroll themselves as members of
the association if they want the advantages
of cheap rates. The cost of becoming men,
ber is only an entrance fee Of ST. and dues 25
cents per quarter, payable in advance. Surely
this is not eXhorbtant.
Many more reasons might be givon why we
should be allowed to limit the issue of certi6-
Gates to those whom we can certify to with
some knowledge, instead of scattering the
same broadcast throughout the city to any
and all who might apply; but think enough
have been given to absolve the association
from the stinging rebuke of your to-day s
issue. Respectfully,
j. III. CARMIENCKE,
Chairman transportation committee New York
ReDubliCan association
National Republican., 1883-11-03
Chairman transportation committee New Yorl
Republican association.
RioIooicoI Socletv.

The fftieth regular meeting was held at
the national museum yesterday evening; forty
members were present. DIR. G. A. White pre-
sided, Mr.. c. ID. Walcott, of the United
States geological survey, and Mr.. Louis Phil
lips were elected resident members. DR..
George NJ sternberg U. $. A., read paper
upon Micrococci. Dr. Il. M. Schaeifer made
some remarks upon Mamma, called forth by
Prof. Riley's paper at the previous meeting,
and also exhibited new variety of the COM
mon aquatic homwort (Ceratophyllum de-
mersum). Dr. Tarleton IL. Bears exhibited
remarkable specimen of common species
of founder. Prof Ward reported that the
discovery of pieces of wood of supposed great
antiquity in the we'll on the site of the Casino
building was of little moment. The frag-
ments of cedar, oak, &C., found there, are
pieces of timber accidentally deposited in
filling up the ravino formerly located in that
Vipinitv.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
HOTEL ITEMS.

Some ten years ago, whilo at the Reed
house, Erie, Pa | was taken sick with the
spotted fever, and was very low; my back
and spine seemed to be affected, with terrible
pains in kidneys and baLk. For fourteen
days laid and could hardly stir, and suf-
fered the most intense agony imaginable
My feet and limbs were bloared my water
was very unnatural, deep red color, and
brick dust deposit, and 4 was fast losing
strength and vitality. The doctors treated
me- but with no benefit, and used many diff
ferent medicines that had been recommended.
None Of them did me any coed until used
Hunts Remedy, as my attention was called
10 the case of Hon. Joshua Tuthill of East
Saginaw, Mich, similar case to mine, he be-
ing cured of a severe case of Bright's disease.
purchased bottle, and used il according to
directions. began to gain in strength my
water became more natural; the terrible
pains in the back and loins were removed
the swelling of my limbs went down. con-
| tinued the use Of the medicine until had
National Republican., 1883-11-03
DIR. Mott ON epecr,s Port Wine.

The celebrated DIR. Mott, of New York
speaks wonders for Mr.. Speers 9 forts to raise
the Oporto or Port Wine Grape, in New Jer-
sey. Tho doctor has spent years in Portugal
and tho wine districts of France, aud knows
what he is talking about.
81 Madison Ave-, New York.
Mr.. ALFRED SPEER.-Dear Sir: The visit
l made to your vineyards, wine presses, and
vaults at Passaic, n. j., satisfied me that the
wines produced by you are pure, and the
very best that can be offered to the public for
medicinal uses.
have recommended your Port Vino and
Burgundy; more particularly in my prac-
tice, am satisfied with marked benefit to
my patients.
There can be no better proof as to the
Wine being made of the finest Oporto Grape
than u visit like made to your acres of land
covered with the vine bearing the fruit.
/ remain, respectfully yours,
ALEX, B. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Prof of Surgery, Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, &c,
National Republican., 1883-11-03
nI,ss Alice Jolnson,s Concert.

The testimonial concert to Miss Alice + !.
johnson, at the. Congregational church last
night, was most enjoyable affair. The fair
beneficiary sang serenade by Paladitte in a
m amer which indicated careful teaching and
diligent practic c, and in response to the en-
phatic encore which followed gave the old
Scotch ballad, "Wit hin Mile of Edin-
boro" She was the recipient of numer-
Gus floral tributes, though for that
matter, all the ladies who participated in the
concert were similarly remembered Miss
Minnie Evan sang Arditi's Flor di Mar
gherita" and Miss Eva Mills the jewel song
from Faust" and both were loudly encored.
the former repeating her song and the latter
giving the sparkling ballad, but Then
What Could l DoW Anovel and interesting
feature was the execution of fantasia on the
contra bass by Herr Josef Beckel, who brought
forth tones of sweetness from that ungainly
instrument that it was not known ii possessed.
Mr.. John p. Lawrence rendered piano
solo of two numbers that showed the rapid
progress he has made within the past few
years. and proved him to be one of the most
skillful pianists in the district The efforts
of Messrs. Bernnys, Boughton, Miller, Prof.
Bischoff, and Miss Matte Gray were we'll
received, and deserved the applause be-
slowed.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
ReonenIng 90 81. John,. Church.

81. Johns Episcopal church, which has been
closed for repairs since June last will bo re.
opened for services tomorrow morning. Tho
extensive and elaborate changes which have
taken place In the church have been already
mentioned in the REPUBLICAN. The organ has
been placed on one side Of the al
tar aud pews have been arranged on
either side Of the altar for the new
surpliced choir Of mon and boys numbering
twenty. The quartette is composed Of j. f..
Rule, 1rst tenor; Frank Baxter, second tenor.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
A Cnntain,a ComDInInt.

Having been troubled for number of
years with weakness of the kidneys and
bladder | used number of medicines for
the complaint, but they did not seem to do
me any good. l was reading a notice of
Hunts Remedy, of its wonderful success,
and purchased bottle at Stevens drug
store, used it according to directions, and |
found great benefit from it. l have only
used two bottles, and / can truly say that it
is all that is recommended for kidney, liver,
and bladder affections, ,and l can recommend
it to thopublic as such.
Capt. GEORGE BLACRMAN,
With the Union Steamboat Co., 81 Main st.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
JUNE 10, 1883.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
JUNE 10, 1888
RniIrnnd Changes.

Mr.. Robert A. Parke, passenger agent
southeast district of tho Pennsylvania rail-
road company, has issued circular announc-
ing the appointment of Mr. John o Laughlin
rs travelling passenger agent of that district,
with headquarters in this city, vice /. ID.
Kennedy, who has been transferred to Now
ark, N j. Mr.. O'Laughlin has been con-
nected with this road for the past FIVE years,
and his promotion is merted reward for his
faithful services. He is extremely popular,
and will no doubt prove thoroughly efficient
in his new position.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
Palais Royal Fur Opening.

The fur opening at the Palais Royal has
been decidedly successful, and the dis
play of fur trimming, muiis, and capei has
been extensive and highly attractive. Special
prices have been fixed for the opening days,
such as muffs lined with satin $l65; capes,
50 cents, and fur trimming, FIVE inches wide,
65 cents. The spacious store has been crowded
during these opening days, and to-day is the
last opportunity for securing the souvenir
special prices.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
United States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of feri facias issued out of the
clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and to me directed, will sell ut punlic
for cash at the Court House door of said District
on MONDAY, the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
terest Of the defendants in and to the following de-
scrbed property, TO wit: Lot numbered 20 In ". b.
TOOd's recorded subdivision OF square numbered 500
in the city of Washington, District of Columbia,
levied upon as the property Of Alonzo A. Marr and
John j. Byrne, trading as Marr & Byrne to satisfy
execution No. 227i5 at law, in favor of Rlngwalt II
Hack. @. E. HENRY,
Late u. s. Marshal, ID. @.
THOMAS DowING.
Auctioneer.
Oct. 81, 1888. oc3l.dts
National Republican., 1883-11-03

used in all FIVE (5) bottles, and il has built
me up and completely cured me, and am as
sound and healthy as any man Of AZ years of
age, and can attend to my business every
day. | have recommended Hunts Remedy
to many of my friends here in Buffalo, and
it has proved, as in my cnse, a success with
them all. Gratefully yours,
CHARLES L. WEBB,
Tiff House, Buffalo, N. Y.
JItNE 10 1892
National Republican., 1883-11-03

X. A. Forcsman, frst bass, and J. II. Hickox,
second bass. The organist and musical de
rector is Mr. d. B. Macleod. Services will
be held tomorrow at II a. m, when the male
quartetto will sing Cast Thy Burdens" by
DIR. Il. s. Kimball, at the olfortory, and at 4
p m, when full choral service will be sung
antiphonally. This vesper service will be
made an especial feature.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
NInrIni,s Academy.

Mr.. J.. G.. bIarini's Saturday evening re-
unions of advanced pupils will commence
this evening at 1880 o'clock. All modern and
fashionable dances will be introduced, in
gliding new figures of the German cOtillOn.
CORNER pupils are cordially invited to attend
tny opening night.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

At meeting of tho incorporators of tho
American Faucet, Plug and Bushing COM
pany last night. Mr. Chris. Heurich was
elected president, Mr.. A. Zoller, from New
York, vice president; Mr.. Chris. Abner secrc-
tary and treasurer and Messrs. A. Connolly,
Louis Sohade, Chas. Henigo, and Col. L. G..
Ford, in connection with Messrs. Heurich,
Ioller, and Abner, directors. Tho capital
was voted 100000, and the scat Of the COM
pany New York
National Republican., 1883-11-03

The chairman of the transportation COM
mittee for the Maryland Republican associa-
tion has secured half rates for Maryland re-
publican voters good from the first to the
fifteenth of November, TO all points on rail
ways. See advertisement.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
SuttiOn Sales.
Thomas DowIing,
Ass1oNEEs SALE OF ARTISTIC FURNrTuRl
AuOindS LOWING,
AUCTIoNEER

AssIoNEEs SALE OF ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
=, Under and by virtue of n deed Of assignment from
Dnelu Daniel o. Hatch. duly recorded on the a5th day OF
MONDAY, the STn DAY OF Sf'i SoSVEMBER' isss at
y 70, street the entire stock Of Daniel g. Hatch
Finely Carved Cabinets one Italian Renaissance.
Solid Mahogany Wall Bench, Handsomely Carved.
Finely Carved Pcdestas; one Italian Renaissance.
Finely Carved Mahogany Wall and Library Chairs.
Finely Carved Mahogany Ladies' Dressers.
Finely Carved and Massive Mahogany Library
Table
Assortment of Fine Brasses, consisting OF sconces,
Portrait Picture Frames, Ash Receivers. &C.
Rare Collection of Antiques and Articles or
vertu
Ebony Mahogony Cabinets and Wall Brackets.
Rare and Artistic Designs of Parlor Furniture.
Fine Assortment of Dining Room Furniture
Large Stock of Wicker and Rattan Ware consisting
of Rockers and Easy Chairs, Reception Chairs, and
settecs.
Japanese Embrolderles and Screens, Florentine
Mirrors.
An assortment of Mahogany, Cherry. and Ash
Chamber Chairs.
Large Lot of Cornlces and Curtain Poles.
Choice Patterns of Portiere Goods and Curtain
Materials, consisting of velours, Turcomans Tapes
tries, Madras, Grapes and Cretonnes.
Together with Fine Lot of Upholstering Mate
rias, Brass Goods, and Picture Moulding.
Terms. CASH. sale begins promptly ut 10 o'clock
IN The morning. and will be continued until 2ociock,
then to begin again at o'clock N the evening.
WM. B. GEAY,
SADpL MADDOX,
National Republican., 1883-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

DIR. e. T. HowLAND has returned from his trip
to the northwest and his visit to the Lake Superior
and DEVILS lake region, and snow ready to attend
to patients at the ollce of the Howland Dental
Association, No. 2ll Fourand-ahalf street north
west.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

Increase of self-respect, increase Of useful
ness, increase of salary, increase of comfort,
and women who are taking a thorough course
Of training at the Spencerian Business College.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

TIE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, iewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No 3OS Ninth street, near Penn
gvl N
National Republican., 1883-11-03

OUR stock of shirts is full and complete. We
eau III you to perfection and guarantee all goods
Just us represented while our prices never fail
to please. Drop in and examine them, Noah
Walker & Co., 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

MOTHERS, save trouble. time, and money by
purchasing your children's clothing from Noah
Walker IL Co., 625 Pennsylvania avenue. The
latest styles, best material, ilt and finish, guar
unian1
National Republican., 1883-11-03

About sixteen tracks have been laid on X,
between North Capitol street and New Jersey
avenue southeast, which has been selected as
the freight yard of the Baltimore aud Poto-
mac railway.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of oil descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid. Call or
address l.. Rice 62S Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

The sidewalks on Fifth, between G and E
streets southeast. have been completed. This
improvement adds greatly to the convenience
of pedestrians.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

"AIderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Il Ward" prints at 40c. perlb.
Also cottage cheese. DC. per ball: buttermilk. &C.
per quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart
National Republican., 1883-11-03

Cauitol Tent of Rechabites held an inter-
esting and well attended meeting ut Washing
ton hall last evening
National Republican., 1883-11-03
n1Re PERPETUAL LBuILDING AssooIAT

AS
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
shows II to be the successful and best managed.
Assets show profit for the two years of 70 per
per annunl
1t pays per cent. per annum on withdrawal of
shares settlement of advances.
Total receipts have beed S9i,Ol6.ia
Total profits have been T,jBL2L
Present assets s57s0L l3 Liabilities including per
cent, per annum of interest due to the members,
$i07Sl 64, leaving surplus of 0ai59, bringing the
rate of profit 10 1853 per cent per annum on $500
shares Of stock.
Sl,OiO loaned for a total payment of si4 monthly.
Shares, 500 payment, 81 per month.
Third series Is now being issued. Books always
omen, - . .,.
ber 7, at Bl5 seventh street.
Get n COPY OF the second Annual Report from any
OF the following named, who Will also take subscrip-
tons for stock g.. q DUNCANSoN, Presidents
LEWIS ABRAHAM, attorney at law, 1871 Z street,
Vice President; E NJ. LAYTON, IRE Treasurer; AN
City PostOiice; DIR, II. r. SCHAFH1Rr, Medical
Museum; w. II. SEVILLE Pension Bureau; Gil ~.
BAUM, 4lG seventh street; O. BANKES BROOKES
aud FRANK q. sAXroN, War Departments A. N,
ER, Bureau EngraYlug and Printing, and
CHAS. W. SCHELL, Government Printing olice;
JOHN COOK, Secretary, 6lS Twelfth street.
mol.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

Rochester Beer.
Try 1t, and If not the best bottled beer get your
money back. Delivered to any part OF the city,
by dozen or case, az 10 cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone.
f. II. FINLEY. 1906 Penna. ave.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
educational.
THE BERLITZ
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. I

BALTIMORE, rs franklin st......yl N. Jolly,
WASHINGTON, 0l0 lith st. N. W. Principal.
PROVIDENCE, 2S5 Westminster ST.
BOSTON, l5I fremont st.
New Terms begin now. Best of native teachers
advantages for learning conyersation; GLASS AND
PRIVATE LESSONS IN SCHOOL OR AT STU
DENTS Residences. Superior TEACHERS
FURNISHED TO oTHERSCHooLS aud to fam.
lies. for certain hours, ortr permanent positions
Office Hours; 2 to and ITO sp m.
National Republican., 1883-11-03

A[9Fs DIR HARTLEBEN, sUCOl lSSoR TO DIR
ksSS CarmAn 10lb Fourteenth street northwest
Fine Dentistry reasonable rates (see Evening start
eighteen years experienoe. myo7u
National Republican., 1883-11-03
~HARLEs CALVERT LANCASTER.
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR
OFFICE. 1919 F STREET

Practice in the supreme Court Of the United states
In ihe Courts of the District OF Columbia, And the
Executive Departments special attention to Claims
and Collections
National Republican., 1883-11-03

sSye MEETING OF THE INCoRPoRA-
VIZ tors Of The stabler signal Company will be
heid on MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883, at M. 90
street northwest, tor the purpose Of perfectng the
organization of said company.
w. NJ. GAIT,
For the lncorporatora.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct 10. 1888. oo0thits
National Republican., 1883-11-03
NEW SUITS.

s76s P. NJ. Barber and Samuel Ross VS., Ann and
John Burk; to declare mechanics lien and TO
sell lot &c. square A; A. b. Duval solicitor, s779
to reach equitable interests r, r. Perry, sol cior,
1859. W. X. Laurie vs.. Pinkney West and Joseph
White. admrs,; due bill for $500; Med. Caring.
ton, attorney. 24S1b. Hiram W.Webster VS.. Alfred
". Morgan; note for $1,000; Worthington and
npall ATTORNEYS,
National Republican., 1883-11-03

Court In General Iernl-Chtef Justice Cartier and
Justice James.-For MonIay, Nos. H. 10, p, "a, 2S,
80 and 80.
Faulty COurt-Judge Jdnles-Monday, no assign
llent.
Ctrcuh Court-Jud9e MdoArthur-For to-day, de.
murers
(ri,aROl CoGrt-Judge Wylie.-Assignment un-
changed.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
~s FITCH, FOX Il BROWN,
Established 1sGs),
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS,
Office, 1887 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Opposite u S. Treasury.

All properties placed in our hands for sale are in
Serted without Charge, in our Real Estate Adver-
tiser" (frst issued III 1880.
Special attention given to the management of es-
tates and or properties belonging to non-resldents.
Also the renting of houses aud collection of rents
at moderate rates, and without charge for paying
taxes, remtting rents, and attending to repairs to
which pers nal attention Is given.
Faithful attention given to the disposal, by lease
sale, of all property placed In our hands.
Loans on real estate security made with care, and
semiannual interest collected aud remtted without
charge, ucls
National Republican., 1883-11-03
GrOal.

speclal attention given to Claims Against the GOV.
eminent and TO Business in the Supreme Court OF the
United States also to Cases before the Federal and
Supreme Courts OF south Carolina
National Republican., 1883-11-03
SurtinL ylntirrs.

s~15Fs THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN CLUB
49, Will hold regular meeting at IIss hAIh IIIh
DAY NoVEMBEH3 q 7s9 oSiqsk SHpSiR1 r M mpsrosdeut
W. II. MATrrNeLy, Secretary. no2at
aw- TELEPHONE coMMUN1oATIoNs
Annhpons '''''''''' 20 90 ovnts
SIaHan1s, H,t,'''''''''' ''' ''''''''''''''
For talks Of minutes or less ONCE open AZ An
napolis from a. M 10 p m every day exSep. i; Snn
aays y All VII be - ehsrseI r. aG
CHE5A APE SlG And POTOMAC TELEPaa,ooNs,E
N11y- PosToFFICE NOTICE
Letters for Europe need not be specially directed
secure speedy delivery nt destination as all Trans
Atlantic mails are forwarded by the fastest vessels
Foreign mails for the week ending November 8 will
close Mt this office rs followsi
SATURDAY a. m. for the West indies, via ST.
Thomas, and iGT Brazil and tGe La a Plata couh, a
NSwpor VI" news Sr% at pS so g. @ FOR HSToBe
steamship City of Chester via Queenstown Qet-
Of fGhestSrj Val al 5S ga a. m " for scotland direct per
steamship Creassia, via Glasgow Ct Pr o. M & IGr
A5nIweTP a. 4 M for b Ebu59pe per =, eSmshp s5
for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship Niagara,
via Havana; at 70 a. m. FOR the Windward Islands.
MAlisor China and Japan per steamship City of To-
kio tyla san tranelsco) close here 1Io6@ 0eio6Gr
Sandwich and Fu Islands, per steamship city OF
sydney tvia san FranciscoI close here Novem'
sTho schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails is
overland transit to san Francisco Mails from the
east arriving time at san Francisco ON the day OF
sailing Of steamers dispatched thence the same
day.
HENRY G. PEARSON,
Postmaster.
PosroTEtcE, NEW YORK Oct. %. 1883
e~lB9 HAY FEVER HAS TO 90 If KNIGHTS
49, medicines are taken. Coughlin, Druggist,
and Nlnth street, sells them. aell-tf
AcSEo DIR. IL O CANDLE, VIrAPATHIC
hSSS Physician. employ all the vast health ie-
sources of nature, scientifically applied through
vital medlone. Food, water air, heat. light cleo
lrcity, and vital magnetism. treat all difficulties
hemorrholds malaria, all blood Diseases &c. Con-
sultation free.
oflce 800 Il street northwest, opposite Masonic
Temple.
R5Sys CONSTIPATION AND BILIoUsNEss
RSSS banished if Knights medicines are used.
sold Mt Coughlin's Temple Drug store. sell.f
e5Rs ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO BECOME
hSS active members Of the Georgetown Amateur
Orchestra are requested to address Mr.. II. SEE
MELENY1. Seminary Building, Thirtieth and NJ
The Instruments particularly desired are first and
second violns second oboe, first and serond clar-
nets, irst aud second cOrnets, and bassoon.
aIIFe KNIGHTS MEDICINES CURES ASrH-
49, ma. Hundreds Of testimonials eau been at
COughlln's drug store Masonic Temple, selitf
H~SJye- STARR PARSONS. u. n. g, 9TH q II SITS
~ N W. All branches of Dentistry performed.
JAS E. FITCH. RoB'T c. Fox GEO. w. BROWN.
National Republican., 1883-11-03
Wn0ertakcrs

EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS AND
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.