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nistr,c, sovcrmmcn, Affair.


George q. BOX, AZ representative OF the form
neymen bakers or this city, testified: The conCI-
ton or he bakers, he said, is very degraded one
TO labor. They begin work az pm. and Continue
until 4, 5. 6, AMI sometimes am. The greater
number are unmarried. The average wages IA
IS 20 a week. The bakers struck some time AGO
lor REDUCTION TO twelve hours OF their days labor
the bosses agreed 10 this, but when the men re-
Mr.. Block stated that OF the walters cmrloyed In
lager beer saloons many are PruSsian army on
came TO this country expecting q make their for
tunes, but who found this their only means of gain
Ing livelihood. speaking OF the brewers. Mr.
BLOCK said that there are In this city thirty-nye
brewers, employing about 1880 men. A trades
union was organ Zed In 1884, shortly after there
twelve hours per day and extra compensation for
Sunday work. The strike was won by the men
Their wages range from $50 20 500 per month.
REQUEST prcIINKp
The Commissioners have informed Capt II. r
weaver, In reply 10 his request for permission Il
use basement or southern end OF Elstern IN arAe
house a. an armory. that they decline 20 grant IL
as such occupation OF the rooms would Interior,
with the proper conduct OF the business OF the
market
NEW REsERvA TON
The Commissioners at their meeting this after
noon determined 10 make another small triancu-
lar reservation on Pennsylv anita avenue, between
eth ana 3 Tn streets. Much complaint has been
TRANS
GATES AT RAILROAD CROSSINGS
The Commissioners have made arrangements 20
placed at 9TH street and Maryland avenue 70 pre-
vent accidents at the crossing.
PERMITS TO BUup.
Building permits have been issued by Ins-ectnY
Entwise to-day as follows: John W. Dom, 20
erect two two-story brick dwellings In Mt Pleas
story brick dwelling on n street between l7th and
18th streets northwest; $1,000 Mr.. T.. VI. Chanin,
rrepair dwelling; No 6c2 street northwest $500:
street northwest; 81 500.
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THREATKNKD WITH LYNcHm0.-At Abingdon Va.
last Saturday, william Bridgeman, q drunken
shot several times, and when Edward Hawkins.
the Negroes half brother, demonstrated, Bridge.
Is in JAIL and threats Of Vnching are made By no
groeA
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioueers,
III THE Trade.
CIGARS. CIGARS. CIGARS AT AUCTIO'
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HEE11ssF H ~ :, P17 y ss or rxc.,,rxc.
CELEBRATED FOR BkIILIANCY OF TONE AND
s,~o DURABIIIIY;
woRKmsS NGIHG oTAIH
OTHERS.
FACTORY PRICE--EAsY PAYMENTS.
We give persons having Ola PianOs tosE..@E5T3
cxctiaige extra advantages in the value cf(5 HTfj
;hei old instruments. and balance can be
Hi EKaNp's BRANcH FACTORY wARERooMs.
AT 10th street northwest. au3
rE,un sTIEFF. THE KRANICh 4 BACH, -
BARKER, BaITIMoRE and Il the n'a PRfNc ct Tr
rgans at lowest factory prices fot cash. on easiest
known month ins;alment plan at
G. L. WILD l. BRO. s MUSICAL WAREROOMS
APPS 700 18th street northwest.
"ALIET DAVIS CO.'S PIANOS. BAR
gains in these wonderfully perfect instru- ESEa
m men viii be given in all cash sales before
iotl. NoS is your time. Elegant stock now
mys6-eo '' '''e' H. H. L. SUMNER. In charge.
y EICHENBACA's PIANO WAREROOMs. PIANOS
of various makes for sale and rent at es-.;S1
duced prices. VIM. Knabe Co. = world-re- n XTSJ
nowned Pianos. tuning and Repairing. A23'
L til street. above Pa. ave. jan30
pIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & co. PIANO.
The Most Perfect Piano Made
EMERSON PIANO,
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured.
WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS.
fianos and Organs sold instruments. rented
Changed; rent applied if purchased.
CENT MUSIC.
The only complete Stock in the city.
HENRY EBERBACH,
No 915 STREET
Managing partner of the late i-rn Ellis 4 Co. ~
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SALES.
PRANK THOMPSON. Auctioneer.

FIVE HUNDRED SUITS OF MEMS. YOUTHS AND
BOYS SUMNER AND WINTER CLOTHING,
HATS. SHIRTS, HOSE, AND LARGE LOT OF
WORKING PANTS, sc.
On THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY.
THIRD, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, aud EVENING at
EIGHT O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms, south
northwest shall sell. without reserve the above con-
ssnment The attention of the trade and private buy
is directed to this lot will be sold
gardless of cost. FRANK THOMPSON, Auctioneer
anal
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LADIES' GOODS.

Importer Of
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS REAL
IACES. FINE NECkWEAR, PARASOLS DRESS
TRIMMINGS, THREE BEST STYLES FRENCH
CORSETS, SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS, SUITS,
BATHING SUITS. ETC.
Il lite Trevise. Paris. 907 PENNSYLVANIA ayenus.
offer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re.
duced prices. aug
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Latest TGlGglanS to The Star.
The Labor Investigation.

The Labor Investigation.
SUGGESTIONS FROM THE sRAMENs UNION OF THE
LAKES
NEW YORK, August 2L-Before the Senate sub
committee on labor and education there appeared
this morning Richard Powers, of Chicago, presi-
dent OF the Seamen's Union Of the Lakes This
union, he said, had improved the moral condition
OF its members; had secured them higher wages,
tending to diminish the risk to life incurred by the
lake sailors by prohibiting overlooking OF vessels
and making 1t compulsory to man them with suit
able crews great number OF the lake vessels,
he said, are unseaworthy. A law should be
thirds OF the Sailors employed on American yes
sells should be native-born Americans.
James HcDcrmOtt Further demanded.
LIVERPOOL. August 2l.-JamAs McDermott, who
was arrested here recently on his arrival from
America in the steamer City OF Montreal on suspi-
cion OF completely In the dynamite conspiracy has
been further remanded. The prosecution will
show that McDermOtt had been In Cork In COM
pany with FeatherstOne, the convicted dynamite
conspirator.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
EAST, ABOU SIXTY FEET BY NINETY FEET
OF GRDrND


By virtue of deedof trust recordedon the 22d dsya
of July 1882 in Liber No. 1910 folio 361 seq,
of the land of the District Of Columbia and I
at the written request of the holder Of the note thereby
auction in front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1888, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P. M, the following described real estate
situate in the city Of washington. in the sad District
to wit; Lots numbered twenty two (22), twenty
three t25 and twenty -four, in William b. Todd's
recorded subdivision Of original lots eight 3D. and nine
COZ. in square thousand and thirty three UO33,
together with all the Improvements consisting Of three
brick building and one frame building.
Terms of sale $500 in cssh and the residue in euna
payments, falling due respective in six and twelve
months after the day Of ,e with interest Until paid
secured by deed of trust on the property sold.
deposit of BOO required the time Of sale and all con.
and recording at the cost of the purchaser
If the terms of sale not complied with by the
chaser within teven days after any SALE the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
EDWARD H. THOMAS Trustee
au7-2aw&ds Room g. GIG street northwest.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
MONDAY, The THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A.
d. 1883, at same hour and place.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee
1t Room 8, GIG street northwest.
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MARRIED.
ID ED

BROWN-MILEs. In Baltimore. March 10th. 1889.
by the Rev. ID. ID. Greenfield, JOHN NJ. BI.UWA 10
Miss MOLLIE L. MILES. both Of this city.
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CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y, August 2l.-The Chautauqua
Cooking college has been permanently organized,
with Mrs. Ewing, OF Chicago, as chief. DrJewell,
Impairing Nerve HEALTH" and at II Dr. j. B.
Thomas, of Brooklyn, N. Y, lectured on "Darwin,
Emerson and the Gospel
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Latest from Wall Street.


NEW YORK. WALL STREET, August 1:45 p. M
The share speculation during the past hour has
been strong and buoyant The advance from the
lowest point or the day ranged from to 90 per
Denver is up 81 per cent to PAX. Aleadng room
trader has Just Did 24S for OOO shares OF Denver
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STEAMERS.

n uiSTU G' RMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. EAvR.
] lie steamers OF this company Will sail EVERY WE'D
NiSDrN ~. SATURDAY from Bremen pier. foot
Ct Sd street. Hoboken Rates Of passage: From New
first cabin. 500; s:ond cal $780, steera9s $50 pre-
Ia seera,' cSrtihcises W. For freight or passage
orE " G METzERorf CO 6o"ns 5g Sss
avenue northwest. Agents 10: WASHINGTON. JAZZ
{ UNARD Line
NOTICE.
iANE ROUTE.
ffNf fE s Nm YSK s SSSPAS fK ttIEn
tr SAit LING At 4. CORK T HAK ESr
TIA s sm - I ISrgfa Ms ed Sep ep ls
Gai;ia--.. Ned.. sept 5 = ythia -. ed. Oct. 3.
AND tVFRY vi DSEsuAY fit0M NEW YORh.
I-Odaticii-
steeraE very low rates steeraa tickets from Liv
sl CO, aif Ieens;"sn and I'll other parts Of EuropeE
Through ILLS Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
3CT McuIt -rrai4ean Torts.
FoI freight ami passage ap?y q. the Company'= ofhcs
No BoEi-ls Green. or both steeraee and cabin -
GtiS 3S=t4CN . CO. TO- ,ti street, W asilIiI @tou,
y-bNUN H. BROWN 4 CO.. Few York,
Or "a Messra. o. y bIGEiOW x co.
12Di2 Ctf' IN street. Waeiin<ton.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMsTFRD.M.-
kteamshiis 81 this Line, ans ERDAM HOTTER
pAE SCHIFDAh . L iDAM. ZAANDAM P CA
LAND. " 4. sCnOLTEN. MAS arriving the U s.
hslis TO the Netherlands leave anys Pier foot Of
SIssex street Jersey City, " J.. regularly every WE'D
NESDAI Tor rotterdam and Am sterdani, altesr ateiy
s Gem s" sae ear' s20 sts WIZ, sc
New York for I'a>sa2c apply II ". q. MEIZEROTT
CO. 80 Penn ave. Washington.
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MOVEMENTS OF U. s. NAVAL VESSELS The
g. s. S. Swatara has been ordered to the fishing
banks, and will sail from New York without
delay. The U. S. S. Kearsarge sailed from New
York yesterday for Lisbon.
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Dr. Samuel F. Lynn. surgeon District artillery,
will leave Saturday evening FOR Cape May to be 10
time for the boys or the Washington Light In
fantry, and will be back with them Monday even
Ing, when the company will be hOnored with q
salute from Major HannemanS battery.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
TIE following are the opening and closing prizes,
tIfhe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
1ySpecial wire TO Ii. H. Dodge, 539 18th street
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LOUIS f. LEPPEL was to-day commissioned as
postmaster at Shawver's Mills, Va
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DIsBARRED.-The Secretary OF the Interior has
disbarred Mr.. jenkins &. Fitzgerald, OF this city,
from practice before the department.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM left last evening
for Sewickley, Pa. to visit his family. The first
assistant, MIR. Frank Hatton, Is acting In his alb
Sence.
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To STUDY FRENCH MILITARY TAcTIcs-Lieut. A.
T. Wood, OF 4th cavalry, now on leave OF absence
In Paris, has been designated by the u. g. govern
ment, at the suggestion OF Minister Morton 20 at
tend the manouvers OF the French army which
are TO take place near Paris In September. He will
relieve Major 4. H. Beaumont, who has heretofore
been designated for that purpose.
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i T..
DOUGLASS. NINTH AND STREETS.-GEN-
~ uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAE SHIRTS and
T : SSHIkTs al sizes. at 81 each ENGLISH
UNDERWEAR, at 25c., SIC, aOc, 75c 81, 81 Is, 81 50.
AIS 81 sizes e ,, Genuine PEPPEEELL JEAN DRAWERS.
CUT PANT-SHAPE, and made in the most thorough
manner, all sizes. at Soc. EACH NAINSOOK FEATHER
WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS, made in the very
best manner. all Sizes at 75c. each. ENGLISH HO-
s1ERY (Morleys in all the newest designs at SOC. per
ralr. usual price 75c. F.& W. COLLARS and CUFFS.
Handsome NECKWEAR, in new shapes. French Eng
!lsh and American Suspenders Shirts made to order,
AT ~ flO 5O and 81 Der half dozen. ie5
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few days since, in stepping down OF plinth 10
the great hall OF the pension building on sloping
ground, severely wrenched his left ankle With
assistance he got into village cart and was
driven home. DIR. Basil Norris soon arrived and
dressed the limb. which Is doing WELL though it
Is still Impossible for him 10 leave the bed
whether the injury is simple sprain with LAGER
alton or the hbrOus ligaments, whether the
hbula malicious OF the leg is broken down has not
yet been pos itively determined
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An Attachment for $50. 900.

Boston, August 2l.-An attachment for $4,000
mas been placed upon the property OF Mr.. Head,
OF the commission and brokerage firm of Merrill
a Head, OF Lawrence. at the instigatOn of T..
Harvey Co, OF Chicago. This has led TO the rll-
NOR that the former firm had suspended, but they
claim that this Is untrue, and that the atschment
Is merely the result or a misunderstanding as TO
their respective accounts, which Will speedily be
settled by court.
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: joseph
J. Baldwin, Baltimore, stepladder; VIM s. John
son, Washington, ID. c., electrical signaling de-
vice; Jacob G. Jones, Baltimore can soldering ma
chine: Thomas A. kasey, Salem, Va, soap; James
1. walker, Baltimore. two patents, thread holder
and winnie tree; Parker H. Sweet, jr., Washing
ton, machine for attaching buttons To shoes; VIM
H. Robinson, Petersburg, Va, yarn tension de-.
vice Tor ring spinning frames; b. Is. Butt, Rich
mon d, right angled lever.
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THE DEATH OF GEN. HAINES-Army officers on
duty at the War department state that the pub
liShed report that they OF the opinion that the
late Gen. HafneS died by his own hand. Is entirely
without foundation. Tley have no official report
OF the matter.
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MISS ANNIE &. HUMPHREY.

MISS ANNIE &. HUMPHREY.
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
haEesCORSETS 90 order in every style and material
tnd guaran tees 2 erfect fit and comfort
HER SPECJALTIES ARE
French Hand made Unierclothing. Merino undarzaar
, and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods.
French Corsets and Bustles. The ''Hercllles' sup.
porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special agent
and 81 Corset. her own make. that for the prize
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-French. German and Spanish spoken. as
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ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut. James b. Erwin,
9TH cavalry, now ut St Louis, Missouri, viii pro-
coed TO Jefferson barracks, Missouri and report TO
the superintendent mounted recruiting service
Tor temporary duty. Second Lieut.. James ID Mann.
1th cavalry, is relieved from duty as Judge advo.
cate or the general court-martal convened at JET
ferson barracks, Missouri. BY direction OF the
President the army retiring boards convened at
Governors Island, New York harbor, at Omaha,
Nebraska, at the Preside OF San Francisco CAL az
san Antonio, Texas, and at Fort Smelling, Minne-
sofa, are dissolved.
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EXCURSIONS To-NIGET.-The second excursion OF
the COrcoran Cadets TO Glymont, and the Ryland
Chapel choir excursion Will be given this evening
See advertisements.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMBTER-The following
were the readings at the oice OF the chief signal
officer to-day am. 20 0; ii N, $40; In Sc g.
Maximum, $50; minimum. 100
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DEAD. READI!
DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cur for all Urlnary Dtseases IlnrCfencv 3;aoA
tyI..I,ls, &c. GOnorrhosa cured in As bours WM
b. EA1 WISHES corner 18th street aud pCnosy,van,a
ssenue horilset frice IS Ter box BY lna under
eea. "a 1890 % itASe aull
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A NTON FISHER.
~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENI, s0G 9 street northwest. Thirty years expert
Wells aaGes ETC. are perfectly cleaned by this SUPERIOR
Of j. Desmedt official chemist Of the District Of G.
iumba: our chemicals are of the most efectual
ture and harmless. AMI your perfect machinery not
surpassed in Paris New York or elsewhere" Notice.
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CHARGES have been lied BY Mr.. Lazenby with
the Acting Secretary of the Treasury alleging mis-
conduct On the part Of Major Evans. chief OF the
collection division Of the sixth auditors ofce at
Alexandra. last Sunday morning. Tue papers
have been referred to the appointment clerk. who
will In turn submit them to the sixth auditor,
with the request that he make report upon the
case to the Secretary OF the Treasury.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch r.
a o. X. r., three miles from the city-Lewis ID.
Means propretor-yeSterday III head OF cattle
sheep and lambs were sold as follows: Sheep, 80
a4hc. per H.; lambs, 5Ha6Ic. Cows and calves
brought $3OaS55. The state OF the market was
brisk.
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THE CONTRACT for furnishing slate bed-platesfo for
the new court house and post ofIice at Pittsburg
has been awarded to Francis Shenton, OF Stating
ton, Pa.
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New York odd Fellows.
Sunday Workers Arrested and Re-
leased.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 21.-The four Read
Ing railroad laborers who were arrested here on
performing worldly labor on that day. were given
hearing to-day. Testimony was offered to the
any other day OF the week, in consequence OF the
frequent passage OF trains, and the magistrate,
taking that view OF the case, decided that the
work was necessary and discharged the defend
ants
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James Whitney, Of Boston, Not Shot
Dead

AleX80OII8 OIfH1U HRfK0G
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2.-About 6, 200 bushels OF
grain were on Change this morning with fair
demand. 400 bushels of wheat were sold-com-
mon as low 80 cents FultZ bringing ST. C0aS1. H.
and some lots OF LOngberry bringing sl15. All the
corn on the market was white, and !, 900 bushels
SOLD at 60 cents No oats were offered, but IS cents
was paid for one lot, 125 bushels.
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CAUTION-0cn,rfneon only WITH the facGmileof
Baron HebigAs signature in Blue Ink across
fbe Label. This caution 10 necessary. owing
toverious cheap and inferior Substitutes ~
ting IN the mAEfD6

LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
70 b Bad e an storekesps4 Greceu ana
(vbolssals oniyl 3. Dsvn o.. Fen.
church syupuA London. Epg1ono. au27
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Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio,

LUNG PLAGUE AMONG CONNECTICUT CATTLE.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury to-day re-
cetved letter from E. F. Thayer, of the Treasury
cattle commission, dated at West Newton. Mass,
August 18th, reporting an outbreak OF lung plague
among the cattle in Salem, Conn. DIR, Thayer
states that the affected herds are In quarantine
by order OF the state commissioners who appre-
clate the importance OF preventing the spread OF
the disease and, having full authority will doubt
less prevent its further extension. The disease
appeared early in July and has been fatal in sew
eral cases.
THE DrAru M Cry u.rNrs srrov oNsoo,s, nm
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THE HILL 1NvEsTIGA1ION.-Itiss stated at the office
OF the supervising architectof the Treasury depart
ment that the Hill investigation has in no wise
delayed the current work OF the ONCE, which Is
however. In the designing OF public buildings to be
erected.
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+ IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAvORIN0
STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.

LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable ana palstable toaic in al oases
Of weak digestion and debility. is Q
ceB and boon for which nations should fed
grateful. See Medical Pres. "LAnos6s
'Bxi6sh Medical journal. &c.
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MEDICAL, DC.

Who II iIE MOST RTIIiBl L AND IO +GEST-
.sta'.ish,d SPECIALIST in the city: Why. DIR.
bhc3 Al - iS-Oyer THIRTY years-at go Ii ST. g. W.
s%crn = ifGre ~ - Richards, Justice tie Peace.
j3i-I.t-
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and has the highest endorsement of, the
leading stock dealers Of the South, many
of whom have given voluntarily, strong
certificates of its wonderful merit in the
treatment of stock to which it is specially
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it, as the timely application of this Lini-
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CONSTIPATION.

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TIE Memphis APPEALS compliments to
the Boston Advertiser, and ii begs 10 say that
it takes no delight in publishing the facts re-
Vealed by the Tewksbury Almshouse investi-
cation as they come by telegraph. The AP-
PEAL, though Democratic and Southern
journal, would prefer 10 believe that the hor-
rors developed by this investigation were rot
true, aud that the great State Of MassA-
chuselts, great in every hing that enters into
our civilization, was not tainted by them,
No American worthy OF the name, no matter
what his section or his State, can fail to have
pride in the old Bay State. 1t is sometimes
very cranky, and is sometimes, we think,
very wrong, especially whCn it allows its
pr, judlces to get the better Of It's Judgment
aud its culture. But for all that there is a
great deal TO admire in its lille and history
a great deal that is manly, aud true, and
right, and above ell just. Its place in the
history CT the Union is an envia5le one, and
il is because that il is SO that the whole
country is shocked beyond speech to tell by
the revelations from TeWk-bury. When the
affair has ended, The APPEAL will be glad to
learn thar things were net so had as re-
ported, or, better i'll, we're not b,d at all.
The Adeertistr may be cure that in this we
shsll be happy TO publish a correction that
shall relieve the State of Massachusetts oil
the stigma Of cruelty and inhumaniiy.