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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At VILLA WAILa.
W. L Drc , I..2

I'M UsfIt Z At VILLA " ALA /
W. l., Dec ), I5s3
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled ro-
tire Of his intention u make final proof in SUD
port Of his Claim, and that said proof will be
made before L. :. Land Office at Walla WaIIa
w. T., on January -. 1854, VIZ: Wm. T..
Lands. Hd- 22j5 tor the NE$. sec. Is, tp. 9
y, X 50 L. He names the f0llaTIng
witnesses 10 Prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of, said land. viz: J. A
Clements, G. Harrison. n 2. Iaw,er. j.
LaEler. al Of Walla Wsilacounty.
JOS. J0RGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-12-29

Cures Chancres, hrst and second stages !;
Sores on the Legs and Body; Syphilitic
Cstarrh, diseased Scalp, end all primary for:n
of the dIsease known ss Syphilis. Price %
tsr bottis
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

sufficient to shos It's Esrit, I'll be EEL = An,
one applying by le.JeE, 5tz:irg lis s,u,u,urr.
.ni age C"a,m'n;ost:Gns .tTicsly conf
drh-iSS salS-iEt
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DIR. LlEBIG'S
-HOEGrrfui-
GERMAN IIVIG0RA10h

THE OLDEST, GREATEST AND
L Best Remedy iOr ;ue cure o. Eer-
vous ami Physical Debility, Vital
Exhaustion, seminal Weakness,
Lo7- OF Msuhool, Failing Memory
and Relaxed AMI Enteehiet cOndI-
tons Il th, g nits-U rnsry organs,
etc, Spe,s.ily cured.
impotence. Early Decay, Los.
of SigJr, S-mIaal Ne;kn-ss, and
all the sad eEec;sof youthful iollies
and abuse o. eIcrssss q maturity
% EcrnIa ntiy prevents all
L nnaiursl lOss fruM he system, as
thousands can attest WHO have Used
the remedy IN the past quarter OF II
CENTURY which II hEs been before
the public.
n D. Indeed a Wonderful
ssnis.iy tUniny the nerves
stree ythenIn2 the n.u-riea, Check
IN ihr Waste. InyigDrAIInE the
,yhgl.. system and r,-~,Drlur f..t.
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TInS GKEAI

THIS q L ( 4 2
Strengthening Fem
ely AMI Nerve Tonic
is the legitimate re
suit OF over 20 yesrs
If practical e1reri.
snce. and cnres with
untaling certaint,
Neryou. and Physi
cal Debility, Seuina
W eaknsss, Sperna-
a n
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SELMER & CRAMER,

PORTLAND OREGON.
ME TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
W nogucinG 70 the nublic Of WaIia WaIla
and vicinity t:st . frst st-clsss Homeopathic
Pharmacy h.,s Leea opened at Portland We
zcvp Oh hand complete assortmen. Of Family
homeopathic t0oks ani Medicine Chests At
San Francisco plices.
0ur 81 90 Gaze mailed frse on receipt of
price, ought 20 he in every family for eu,er
seEcis'. r.! NomInpathic Cough and Group
STr:q Is the best remedy for colds, coughs and
cE"aI, price 50 cts. and 81 o.. Send 70, our
Family Hcao,of athic Assistant containing
practical notes n homeopathic treatrlert,
price lit %: a. Il ines, family boOk, il cases
ma,.s-t fr-> q a2v address.
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Successors u "sr' ]. A. Sslnleg & Co, P.O.
Beg N-S Portland. Oregon.
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LYDIA E. FfNKHAM'9
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Positive Curs

yor au thsse P.isfai c .p,ain.s and " cal nessa
50 eomno. 10 or best fr.rsle population
A Medicine for woman. Invented By Wonan-
Prepared BY Woman.
n. Creates. ssse D.s,s-sr. tAs D.-a q Ess--.
t-i,rev.res the dropping spirits, irvtsors.es and
ha-ala--s the organic fgnc,!ol, ciTs7 eiastiy sHa
e-> 90 the step restores the natural lrst-e 70 tAe
eve xai plant. " the pale cheek CT woman tie fresh
ros.-- G, lie -p-tn. AID early GUNNER TINA
tEPhysicians Use Il and Prescribe u Freely "a
urrn1re. ra!ntncr fatuIcacy destroys al ersVins
for s.rnrlan. and relieves Ae.kss OF the s'on-aeh
Tat feeling OF bearing down. causing psn' We1'sh'
A.. b.rsache "a always permanently cured by It's use
Y.- the cure of Ei1rry Ceupl.int. Of either sex
ta,s Cos,ousd is unsurpassed
Ir3r. 3. prSER.Hs BLOOD PURIFIER
- erad cz.ss every ~es;ise - iIunaGrs f-cH me
Ei .5,. 80 tons .7I strength 90 the system, Of
No ,-ol-La oE chl.d- Insist On having Il
p,eh the Compound ani Blood Purifier are prepared
re=ssn9 ssS western AYenus, Lynn, A-s,. Prize Of
ser tl SIX bottles foE g. Sent by nal In the fern
o-u,. or OF lounges receipt ~ prize 81 Fer 'os
fzre:aer Ms. Pnkhan freely answers al letters OF
,a1.Irr. Eneiose sct- stamp. Send FOR pamphlet
~p,,r-- N1rId be without LYDIA T, ITNKHtss
rfVEI !.ilIS TEey cure constipation. bEioUznt IS,
,aI :0rIid.. ; Of the liver. 81 ceEispe= box
sJsoId by all iiDrusEists.sa %
EtT2A1E z ~
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As sn iRviGorsn., Hostetteris Stomach Bit
ters hss received thr most. positive endorsement
from eminent physicians, and has long occu
pied foremost rank among standard propTi,
trv remedies IL p."pertie- AZ an Alternative
VI disrrierei Conditions Of the n'ch, liver
and howels, sad 4 preventive of mslsrisl dis
sI-es are no less renowned, and have besn
receiy ed emphatic professional r-conm,nis-
tions
for -ale by Druggist. srd Dealers, 70 whom
alYiy foE Hostet;eI's AiInsns: far 1854.
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The Abadie Property
FOR SALE!

The following described ami valaable prop
er:v belonging to the Abaiie estate is now in
the market and must be sold. Here Is a chance
% secure = biz bargain:
A ranch One-haif mile northwest Of the city
# Walia Walla, Just below The old depot; li6
acres in extent, 5 acres IN orchard and grape
vine: fine residence, i've nice little cottages.
Particular attention is called % this valua-
bic tract If land Aside from the fac: OF its
proximity 20 the city, the invaluable advan-
taces of water power thereon, at once COM
mend the same 70 those desiring to invest.
For further particulars enquire at the resi-
deDce'f IL LANARCHE.
8aiIa Waila. W. 7.
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Reported for The EVENING SrA1.

CHURCH 1hPRovEhENTs.-The new front OF the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, on Washing
ton street, Is now being put in. The church will
De EXTENDED west as Tar as the building line of
washington street, and the design OF its form will
be Gothic. very ornamental. and Will add much to
transepts at St Mary's (Catholic) church, are
now rooted, and work upon the interior has been
begun.-Beulah (cOlored) church, on Washing
ton street, between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, has
also had new front built, neat and suitable, to
the house OF worship. Interior repairs and reno
vatienS are still In progress there.
THE SOLDIERS RBAAINa-The time for the re-
moVal OF the remains OF the North Carolina SOL
dierS, now at Wheatley's undertaker's establish
ment here, has not yet been decided upon. When
tender OF service has been accepted, will act as
escort
IsRAEL1TE SERv1CEs.-The services at the syna-
gOgue on Washington street last night were con.
Quoted by Rev. Morris Sachs, OF Ohio who Will re-
main here during the Jewish solemnities OF next
that day he Will deliver discourse.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-W. F. Creighton has bought
at u, coo the Phen1x hall property, adjoining Sa-
fepta hall on the east and extending to Royal
street He will turn the two stores there into one
Ior the purpose OF carrying on the wholesale drug
business The Relief hook and ladder company
held its regular meeting last night and elected
some oembers.-Brann's barber shop, on Royal
street near King, was robbed yesterday Of watch
and small sum of money.-EllJah Ogden,
the Midland depot yesterday.-The old BoyntOn
craft, which has been ashore near the light house
Tor some time. was sold few days ago for Is
me First National Bank here reports Its loans and
discounts on the I'd OF October at SIT $40 Over
40 600 bushels of wheat have been shipped at this
port for New York within a week.-The upper
shtpyard expects the contract for building 1000
ton steamer for New Orleans company.
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CITY ITEMS.
No. 54.S33

NO. 54,S33
FAKES THE FIRST PRIZE, $50. 600, IN THE INITIAL
DRAWING OF THE HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.
The Henry College Lottery Company held its
nrst monthly drawing at the Masonic Temple yes
terday beginning at 10 O'Clock. A large audience
coursed music. A long table was stretched across
the stage, on which were placed numerically, the
Of Newcastle, KY, one Of the trustees Of the Henry
college,, was present to represent the interests
Of the college. Judge w. B. Hoke and Col. W. q.
on hand. When the curtain went up Judge Hoke
addresscd the audience and assured them that the
ora drawing was to be absolutely fair He called on
Che audience to call the numbers Of their tickets
ana see him place the tag with the numbers on in
to the wheel, and send three gentlemen to the
Charles E. Parent, of Minneapolis, Minnesota;
F. M. Abbott, OF Henry county, KY, and Geo. Kit
Zero OF this city, responded to the call and went
given, and the committee was assisted by
Judge Hoke IN finding their duplicates on
the table: This was kept up until the
proceed. The 100000 tickets were then placed
In the big wheel in the presence OF the audience.
began with the call OF ticket 81 4ss, and Col Mel,
fert responded with the prize Of &c., which the
ticket drew After waiting for an hour. the capital
ticket 81 ,83a Inquiry being made by two gentle
men as to when the prizes would be paid, "Cour-
ier-Journal" reporter asked them what interest
they had in that feature; whereupon they exhib-
tied ticket that called for $500 They were
Messrs. Faux and Baker, of Edgeview, E1ingham
county, ILL., Ticket No. 1888. drawing the $40 600
prize, sent to r. WIrvne, No 326 Scott st.. Coving-
ton, KY: No. 6s.041, drawing the SIC, 600 prize,
sent to Fred Erby. No. 70 s. Clark street. Chicago
~; No q ,267, drawing the $1,000 prize, sent to
cisco. Cal: No 80 ss3, s2,5O0 Louisville, KY; No
1923, $1,000. sold to Samuel A. GAYLORD, No. oO7
at Port Huron. Mich. Next public drawing,
allowing every one the right to see his number GO
Into the wheel, will take place in Louisville. KY,
Thursday, October 25th 1883 CAPITAL prize
$4,000; 1857 prizes. amounting to S1iO, 400
Tickets, s2 each; halves, 81; n tickets. $50: IS
tickets. $780, Address all orders for tickets to j.
j.. Douglas, Louisville. Ky.-From Louisville
"Courler-Journal," September 28th.
ssAlderney Dairy wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
Also cottage cheese. buttermtlk and sweet mink,
SC. per Of Cream, l5c pint
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MoEx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUsEgENTs-1stp page.
AIToRNEYs-6th page
AUCTION ISALEs-7th and 9Th pages.
BoARDTSG-5th page
Books, &C-6th page
. BUSINESS CHANcEs-4th page
CITY IrEMs-Sth rare.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-5th page.
DEATHs-sth PAGE.
DENTIsTRY-5th page.
Day GooDs-Sth pare
EDUcATIoNAL-5th page
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-Sth rare
FISASCIAL-Tth page
For RENT Rooms)-4th page
RoR RKNT (HousesL4th pare
For KENT GIiscellaneous)-4th page
FOR SALE (Miscellaneousl-4th page.
FoR SALE (HousesH4th page
GESTLEMEN's GooDs-6th Iaee.
HoUsKFURNIsHINGs- page.
LADIES GOODs-3d page
LIST OF LETTERs-3d page
LOST AND FoUND-5th page
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL. &C.-6th page.
PERsoNAL-Sth page
PIANOS AND ORGANs-6th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PROPOsALs-6th PAGE.
RAILRoADs-6th pare
SCRAP PICTUREs-5th page
SEWING MACHINEs-6th page
SUMMER REsORTs-6th page.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1st page
SPECIALTIEs- page.
STEAMERS, SC.-6th page
THE TRADEs-6th page
UNDERTAKINGS, &C.-6th page
WANTED CHelp)-4th page.
WANTED Situations 4th page
WANTED Houses)-4th page
WANTED CRoomsh 4th page
WANTED (Miseellaneous)-4th page
WOOD AND COAL-7th page
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ID IDICULOUs IDEAS

ARE ENTERTAINED About PgRGATTvEs. TT rs
DANGEROUS TO SCOURHE THE STOMACH, TO
RASP THE BOWELS, TO PHOSPHATE THE NER-
VOUS SYSTEM. WITH FURIOUS EvACUANTS.
SELTZER SPRING, OF WHAT THE BILIOUS, CON-
STIPATED OR DYSPEPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS FOR
IT'S RESTORATION, AND IN TARRANTS EFFER-
vESCENT SELTZER APERIENT SCIENCE HAS
IMPROVED ON NATURE BY COMBINING ALL
THE VALUABLE INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN
FOUNTAIN IN PORTABLE FORM THIS AGREE
ABLE AND POTENT SALINE Alternative
CHANGES THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND
PURIFIES ALL THE FLUIDS OF THE BODY. SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sep29
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The District Oarsmen.
THE PROSPECTIVE RACE BETWEEN THE coLuMB1As
AND PQToMACS=rHR fornxAcs IIsr HOP

TIE PROSPECTIVE RACE BETWEEN THE COLuMBIAs
AND PoToNACs-THE foToxACs LAST HOP.
Considerable interest is manifested In the pros
pective race between the Columbus and Potomacs
The Columbus will, at meeting this evening, de-
eide whether they shall accede to the demands of
the Potomacs, viz: that the shall be rowed on
next Wednesday and over the upper course, start
ing half mile above the Three Sisters and finish.
Ing just below the Potomac boat house. The
Potomacs, in making these demands, claim that,
being the challenged parties, they have right to
name the time and place
The PotOmacs held their last hop of the season
at the boat house last evening. The attendance
was very large, and the evening seemed to be
greatly enjoyed by all present the cups won at
the last regatta and also the trophies carried on
by the boys In red In former years were placed on
handsome display. During the evening the pho
tographs Of the late victorious crews we're ex-
hibite1.
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Poison
turks in much Of the high-colored underwear. par
ticularly scarlets, offered for sale. Too much care
cannot be taken in making selections, so as to
avoid deleterious results 1 can furnish Under
shirts and Drawers, in scarlet and white wool,
from 81 80 up to ST. My assortment OF Underwear for
fall and winter is complete, and am showing IN
dergarments from 80 cts. upward.
Can give you Shirts as large as 60 inches, with
drawers up to IS inches.
GEO. G. HENNING.
40 9TH street.
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CITY ITEMS.

Gentlemen and Boys Fail Hats.
Broadway and 5th Ave. Silk Hats IS, worth g;
Nobby Brown and Black Derbys s. so, g, $3.50
Foil line Black Stiff Felts e. So 80, $3, a;
Splendid assortment Soft Felt Hats $3.50 to S.
Our Mems SUN and Soft q Hats are 80; K"
Children's and Boys Dress and School Hats, II
all colors, at 60, rs, 81, at Lewis Popular ON
Price Store" 800 9TH ST, below Mt Vernon square
N.B.-Price plainly marked In each hat
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On Thirty pays, Trial.

Or. DYES Ceehra.eG Electro. Voifaic p M SEM
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervOus
teeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
ana manly vigor. Address as above. N. B-No
FISK Is incurred. as thirty days trial Is allowed
W,s,m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 6, 1883, 10 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. local rains,
north TO east winds, falling followed by rising ba-
rorneter, stationary or rising temperature.
SPECIAL BUILETIN-RAIN FOLLOWED BY CLEARING
WARNER WEATHER.
Clearing, warmer weather Is indicated for the
middle Atlantic states Sunday afternoon, preceded
by local rains.
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Now READY.-Our elegant lines OF bali souve-
Mrs and programs, menu and dinner cards, and
opening announcements Of every description.
Morrison & Duval, stationers specialties, S05 and
S0f ID ST
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RoUZEE ART SCHooI--Drawing, painting, wood
carving. modelling, &C. 9i5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Room ID
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DIED.


CADY. On October s, 1885, JOHN p. CADY, Oldest
son OF James and Mary Cady, age eleven months and
Funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at half past
ociock from parents residence. corner Of I'D and
attend A''' - NOS A'' 'eSfe'''"ii' in'''eo 70
CHE CHESTER On Friday, October 9Th, 1888 at five
Of Kes 5efs Il
No nowe Hs 'A''a'n oc'0oef th at Tour o'clock p m
PRISCILLA; beloved wife Of Anthony hickman. in the
Funeral from Der ate residence No 1913 Third
ana snds Of aSs amt at
tend. - 'A0 '""'''' respectfully inSi'ea 70 a.
HI i1R RE At 80 Thqrsaay morning oc.e
est son Of John and Ellen mirie the twenty
Gss his is suffering far past his pain
Calm the tumult of thy breast,
For he that suffered is at rest.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his fathers residence No 1872
ISL ygSsS = g
at e S'tfy kmsfHfRan October 1885,
Friends and Inn
rE kEPK @ The ssy ef s + @ T hs THO
died after short and painful Illness which she bore
Funeral will take place from her late residence north
east corner and North Capitol Streets Sunday De-
tober T. at o'clock Relatives and friends are rsoect
fully invited. o
THORPE On October 4th 1888 at quarter to 3o'clock
Pm, ALFRED, beloved son of John r. and Elizabeth
Thorpe. aged years. months. days. Also, MARY
only daughter fell gently asleep in Jesus October
AZ quarter to O'clock pm, aged years. months.
Pp aoo VIII take place from their parents
m Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
IuRVEY On October 1888, at II O'Clock pm.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 1926 FstQnac street GEORGETOWN, Sunday even
ing October, at o'clock. Friends relatives Of the
family respectfully invited to attend
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmUsemcnts, &C., Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"Siberia.D
FORD's OPERA HoUsE-"MOths,
THEATER COMIQUK-"The Boy Scout"
DINE MUsEUM.-CuriOsitieS and interesting per-
Torrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-06

BEWARE OF IMITATIOSS.-If you wish to have fine
rolls and palatable bread on your table, call on
your grocer for the only genuine Compressed
Yeast made by FleiSchmann Co., successors to
Gan, Fleiscfmann & Co, the original manufac-
turers and fntroducers OF Compressed Yeast In
the United States, and see that worthless 1mita-
lions are not palmed of on you. Factory Depot,
1l2 10Th street. {. DENEKAS, Agt
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Dyspepsia is his name and manifold Is his mischief
grasp strength gives way to weakness LONELINESS to
The stomach andthe organs which work with it are
food it. sending the products when digested,
do its work Of digesng, then comes the mischief The
tenn is not nourished. The blood becomes thin and
what to do WITH This is in the sallowness of the
But the mischief is not only as to the looks That
There is headache There is distressfu NEURALGIA and
mind causing worry and uneasiness, dstractng atten
Is 1t any wonder that the dyspeptc suffering from all
There is just thing that will meet the dyspeptics
Don't be afraid Of this remedy It is the very prince of
feebled blood made with the highest skill by an old.
snothing like 1t to undo the myriad mischefs dyspep
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= (Balt. Sun OF Oct 6)
acknowledgements Treatment Of Dis.

A WASHINGTON CASE DEMoNsTRA T1NG TIE POWER
OF GALvANo-MAGNETIC TREATMENT TO VITALIzE
THE OPTIC AND ACOUSTIC NERVE, ALLAY HEART
. PUBLICATIONS. AND SHoRTNEsS OF BREATH, IN
ADDITION TO RHEUMATIC GOUT AND BRIGHT's
KIDNEY DISEASE, ALREADY REPORTED AS CURED
IN THE SAME CASE.
1914 STREET n W.,
Washington, d. c.. Oct. 2, 1888
GentlenleT-1n my former letter, which you pub
llshed In the Baltimore "Sun" and Washington
"Star only alluded to the almost miraculous cure
of the main features OF my disease-Rheumatism
and Kidney troubles OF very aggravated nature.
regarded minor troubles that did not even men
ton them to you. Allow me here to state that for
over two years my hearing had become SO i'm
same time so We're fast fsing but Imagined the
change. During this period had palp1tattons
and shortness Of breath, and could with difficulty
climb one pair of stairs.
To my delight and establishment, after several
weeks continued use OF your appliances, night
ana day. as Instructed, unose who do not obey
your instructions can't expect to get curedJ l
my diseases (Rheumatism and Kidney trOubles),
but the roaring IN my ears had ceased ana mig
suited my eyes, which was PROOF to me that nay
rist0n had been strengthened ana the optic
cttaltzed as IcOuld see to read fine print, erhtch
cO'Atd not do with the same glasses before came
under yOu1 Magnetic treatment More wonderful
still. had no pdlpi0tiOa ana cO,ld ana can run
up tro pair OF stairs eCithOut blOrtlg SOTtneSs
or breath. In fact, / am almost new man, with
new lease Of life, and am grateful to you and
thankful to God for "de!iverance from this body of
death"
or all the appropriate appliances whose united
power has brought this about, the new device for
the Bladder and Vital organs, whether OF man or
woman, is the grandest achievement made, and
rejects great credit on your manipulation. re-
gard 1t alone as worth more than your entire
charge OF $50 for treatment. / would pay 500
rather than do without mine. realize now what
you mean by both constitutional as well as local
treatment combined in the proper application Of
vital force. am visited almost every day by the
have written above Respectfully,
j. w. BARNES
E. A. PARSONS & Co., northeast corner Lexington
and Liberty streets, Baltimore, and 922h street
northwest, Washington, D. q.
Washington office hours, 8 to 12 a. m. and to 8
p. m. For daily accounts OF cures see Baltimore
Sun. Consultation free at Office or home of pa
tient.
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Diamond Sale EXTRAORDINARY.

We have just purchased large line of fine first
water diamonds at forced sale in New York, and
offer these goods at one-thrd below their value.
white solitaire earrings 2X carets. $255, original
value $3.50; solitaire earrings, white and perfect,
~ carets $3.50, original value, $685. solitaire ear
ring, $50. worth $1a5; 7.stone cluster diamond
ring $50. worth SIS; rubies and diamond ring, $780,
to $780, solitaire studs at $l5 s2O s25 $40. to 1900
69,u r. HARRIS & Co., 432 9TH street.
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NOTIcE.-KetS Kemethys, 1lO9 Pa. av takes one
doz fine photos, with thirteenth painted for S3
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Cur1cuRA REMEDIES.
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.

TO CLEANSE THE SKIN, Scalp and Blood Of Itch
Ing. Scaly Pimply. Scrofulous, Inherited, and Conta
gous Humors Blood Poisons Ulcers, Abcesses and In
fantie Skin tortures the CUTICURA REMEDIES in
fable. CUTICURA REsOLvENT. the Blood Purifier,
Duretic and Aperent expels disease germs from the
blood and perspiration. and thus removes the
CUT1cURA the great Skin Cure instantly aays Itching
and Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp, heals
Ulcers and Sores, restores the Complexion CUT1cURA
SOAP exquisite Skin Beauter and Toilet Requisite
indispensable in treating skin diseases and for rough
chapped greasy skn blackheads blotches and baby
humors CUTICURA REMEDIES the only infallble
blood purifiers and skin beautifers.
CHAS. HOUGHTON, Esq., lawyer, % State street.
Boston, reports of Salt Rheum under his observa-
ton for ten years. which covered the patients body and
limbs and to which all known methods of treatment
had been applied without benefit which completely
cured solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES leaving clean
and healthy skin
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Mr.: Speer, of New Jersey, has reputation ex-
tending over the whole Union and In Europe as be-
nrsna 1anse producer OF puIs VINES HIS Port
don and Paris for its superior medicinal virtues
and its blood making quality, owing to the iron
sale BY druggistS
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Rhenish Cologne.
DandrNn

IS REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE.
And it stimulate and promotes the growth Of the
hair
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE SALE ON Mosp,

ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE SALE ON MONDAY
MessrS DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers advertise
IN to-days STAR the sale OF the entire contents Of
mouse No. $50 14th street northwest which prom
1nely and completely furnished with flrst-class
auLnltufe and Effects and presents an unusually
sare opportunity for housekeepers who are making
ptacS ON MONDAY, October Q. at 10 O'Clock am to
ally. "0 W 'u'eiS sene1-