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The Alexandria Grain Marke

The Alexandria Grain Market
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, August 8. 1ss3.-Receipts OF grail
To-day were fair, but no extra price was Offered
S.225 bushels of wheat sold at g. IL, and a portion
one cent lower: 300 bushels OF white corr
brought 81 a5Sc: 81 bushels OF rye sold at bOa54c
and 40 bushels OF oats at dc
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MARRlEn
81 ED

pDALEi,MARTIS. On August 4th 1899, by this
MARTIN, both Of this city ~
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He WAS TIN AuTHck or TIE CHARGE rHAr III nru
DkFKATED HANCOCK.
HARTFORD, CONN August e-The Cosronf pub
fishes letter over the signature OF Judge n q
h rdsall, IN which he announces himself the AN
Li.or or the charges IN Hancock was defeated by
1llden, and reit rats the chsrveS
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GR1MAULr & Co.'S
MAfICO LIQUID

Where all other medicines have failed. this prepare
Ten always effective Rapid and eXtraor binary rurs
OF al DISCHARGES, recent If long standing IL used
an the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RIcoRp
Snd IL found greatly superior to all remedies
known. Sold by ali Druggists. ja22-wS.Iy
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An Eloping Philadelphia Girl.
SHE Is MARRIED IN THIS CITY TO A COMMERCE.


SHE Is MARRIED IN THIS CITY TO COMMERCIAL
AGENT.
telegram was received at police Headquarters
last Saturday from Philadelphia requesting the
major OF police to have his oflcers look out for
young girl named Rosie Larking, of No. 1905 Mich
olas street, Philadelphia, and take her into GUS
toby II found. Saturday afternoon Detective
Block located the girl on 18th street, below the
avenue. and tel"grlphed her mother to that effect
Late Saturday eV ming another teegraphic dis
patch was received from the mother OF the girl,
asking that she be sent home The mother also
sent railroad ticket to pay the fare Of her daugh
ter This morning Mr.: Block started GU,
to take the girl into custody. and was In
formed that she had gone to get married
1t was then discovered that she and a young man
had gone TO the court house at an early hour this
morning, whore they waited till the clerks
Office was opened, and after securing marriage
Soon afterwards the ofncer found the girl and the
young man. named Jos. Hamilton, a commercial
agent OF Baltimore, at the residence OF Rsv W. W.
Hicks, where they had Just been made man and
wife. The young man Is only % years OF age ami
the bride is II. They greeted the officer on his
headquarters, where they would talk the matter
over with Major Dye. AS the young lady Is now a
married woman. tue officers have no Jurisdiction
In the matter, and the m jor wished them much
Joy, and they departed for Baltimore.
RETURNED TO WASHINGTON Assistant
Postmaster General Hatton returned to-day, and
Postmaster General Gre ham is expected back
tomorrow. Commissioner Mcfarland, OF the
assistant general superintendent OF the railw ay
mail service, who accompanied the president ial
party IS far as Chicago will return to Washington
Tomorrow
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THE ONLY PERFECT SUB TITUTE Fon MOTH
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mothers. Commended by all physicians. Sold by all
dru.gists. Keeps in all climates. 76c. Send for the
pamphlet. 7. ME1CALF CO.. Il Central Wharf,
Boston, Mass tell-mAtb OFT
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Latest TGlegranS to The Star
FOREIGN News by Cable To-Day
uApyrar ppocvprro ~, v,,o,.~u

HAHVEST PROSPECTS, IN ENGLAND.
LONDON August 6-Tbe Times, reviewing the
and barley will be below the average crops Mr..
H. +. Moore reports that the yield OF wheat VIII b.
oH per cent below the stand RI average per acre,
and that OF barley per cent below the average
me yield OF oats, he says, will b. per cent above
tae average, and that OF potatoes 20 per cent
above
LONDON. August GA great demonstration took
place To-day in Irafal2ar square. the object OF
Bradiaugh from the house Of commons. Thirty
thousand persons We're present. The meeting
nassed resolution favoring resistance by Mr.
B:adlaugh or the mandate Of the house OF com.
mons Copies OF the resolution were forwarded
to the Queen. MIR. Gladstone and to the speaker
OF the house.
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AUCTION SALES.


DUNOANsoN BROS. Auctloneers
DG T14FiS SALE Of HqgsEao1p FURNITURE
'Ask6 w w1a5 s1 n
mmene.s It TEN HGcGk We Vii ss IL trant
i our salcsrooms q general collection of goots 1t
N FOLLY. Anctionser
!wiIl sell the stock nf Dry and Fancy Coos, con.
aimed in store No 9as IN street northwest
''ScSaD. AT, En- o,,CLoCK. end win Continue from
X soos Rn adnas,s P sss Of b,.. Goods Velvet,
csshmeres Tsbls Linens, Towels. Naptns Msrseiiies
and G rss sh r.
Widths Cass.neres Fiannels. Ioinestics o. all kilds.
;sss are hns md YIN be sold VIM
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuonoers
YONG ON ai MsRE 4 KISp AND GESTLE WORKS N
r e T TSGs MORNING. .uausr SEVENTH :.
e. & @
west before sails au3-3s'
Il T. CoLDwELIl. Real Estate Auctioneer.
iU%T5qN SALE q sARsRooM FaxruREst FUR
III & s$S 81 Rso*S
s duly is4 4. Il sf i d
written request Of the holder of the notes secured
aaesann on " I'm R1
4 u. all the Barrocn Fixtures. Mirrors Glassware Of
R1 Ssss. ssS
ety. Pictures. Carpets, Mating. stoves. Tango and
Yss
fenn'sR kpSHn e hs York
au2-d3t No. 400 Louisiana avenue.
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STEAMERS.

NORTH G. EMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW YHRN HsyRx
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he steamers OF this COMPANY viii sail EVERY WE'D
Md i 4. SA TO-DAY from Bremen pier. foot
OF Sd street, Hohoksn: bsiss cf ressage: From New
YORK q Esvre. London koytIaIsp toD and Bremen.
frs cabin 500 second cnhr. S6O steerass $50 pre-
Is,d .,ersse esrtile.tes t22 FOR freight
syFly % OELRtCHS y Co., Bowling Green. -tsw
York: W q. METZEROTT Co. " Pelnsy !, ANA
svenus northW est Agents Tor " aAllnxton. lai1
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RFADsUsTFR NoNISAnoNs-The following re-
suJuster senatorial nominations were made I'm
virginia SATURDAY: saith district Col. A w Jones
OF Hanover; S2t district Judge Z. b. Crumple OF
AMI Amelia, Archer Scott was nominated
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.ZZZaka1zeaazS
ZIE1
y mt

IN 1865 twenty years the Lee1s
hture Tor Educational and Charitable pur,oses-with
capital of 81. 0OO. oO-to which . reserve fund OF
over $3.50. 900 has since adaed.
by an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
made part Of the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd. A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery roted and Endorsed blythe peo-
pie Qf any State
II neueT scdes postfsnes
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMPER DRAWINGS take
"A Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE.
EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS H. AT
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. Angus IL, 1888.
159TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
CAPITAL PRIZE e7s Co.,
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SHOT HIs WIFE AND THEN HINsKIP.-At Deem
Creek a Vfllane oi.rht L.. g..

c Saur MS Wlfs AND IHkN HIMsELF.-At Deep
creek, a village about eight miles from Ports
mouth, Va, Sunday night John r. simmons a
Justice or the peace. shot his wife and then killed
agreeable towards each other all day. and about
nine O'clock the pickering culmin tied IN an open
quarrel ana an assault by simmons on his WIFE,
curing which he drew pistol and shot her IN the
neck as she Led nom him. She fell with shr Elk
upon the moor, ana Simmons, thinking he had
right temple and fred. dying almost Instantly.
Ihe parties were very respectable, and the tragic
occurrence has thrown the whole village into the
greatest possible excitemnt The woman will not
recover.
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Shot by n Dlstiller.
PIfTsBURG, August IA sp-ci Il dispatch from
West Newton, Pa, says: "At Port Royal last eve
ming John Moss, dlstiller. shot and fatally IN
Jured James McGoogan."
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r g COCO A
~ BRE Asst.

~ BR E A FA ST.
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
CT ETY. application Of the fine properties Of well
hes with delics tely ia, ed lie, craze which may
save e nsny heavy doct r. bills tits by the ,ucios
Dfe OF such articles OF diet that constitution may be
gradually built until strong enough to resist every
Ddency to sease. Hundreds of subtle nlaadies are
weak point Wemay escape many fatal shaft by keep
np ourselves we'll certified with pure blood and prop
erS Aourlshed frame. "-CaUA Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk,
kC.. IL nns tonly 4-b. and lib by Grocers labeled
JAMES EPPS CO.,
1e-m. tn&s HOMEOPATHIC Chemists. London. Eng.
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NUNARD LINE

II NONaAD Line
NOTICE
LAM ROUTE.
9Ef CtNAlp STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
CALLING AT CORK HAKBOH.
FROM PIER 10 y. - NEW YORK
JotcA.a cd AU-. y tia ia. ..... N,d. Sept s.
P1Noila led. uE- Is. BcthnIs. Wet, ep. II.
seivia Wed. Aug. %. Pssonia 80. We'd, sep. 10.
&C! una Wet. Aug. % Servis 49,. Wet, ep 20.
AMI ENERY Wi D. ESi'AY from NV VOL n.
RATS IaSssze-sSV ana slco. orriing to
fteerase st very low tickets from Iiv
sl Cc and Queenstown and al other parts u Europas:
9, brough bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Htyre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent aud
foI Mediterranean ports.
or fTszht aad passa.e aIy!y si the Compalys once
Is But u" ~. 40 2tn street, Nasiina to.,.
VlRNOE u. BROWN h Co, ,ew York
Or IT, Mee-rs. OF - BItiE UW & co.
ianl2 COS 1th street Washington
NV YORK. ROTTERDAM AMSTERDAM
~ The hrst-class finn powered. Clyde-buiis Dutch
SteamshiIs Of this Line. A.S ERDAM. 70 TER
DAN SCHIEDAM kDsM. ZAANDAM P CA.
LAND " A. SChULTES. MAS, arriving the o. 3.
als 10 the Netherlands. leave anys Pier foot of
kusse1 street Jersey City J.. regularly every WE'D.
GESDAl Tor Rotterdam and Am ter0snI alternately.
mt cabin. $40: second cabin. $50: steeraae s2G.
T. ZACA, General Agent, 81 South William street
New org. For passage apply TO W. G.. MEIZEEOTI
& Gu. 30 Penn. ave NashiIi gtOn.
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INV foHk, August 1.-The threatened strike on
the railrca operate s which, it was announced,
would occur at noon to-day, did not take place.
A SAD SUIcIpR-NrS Mary r. Hughes a youn z
married woman living In Baltimore, ended her
lne on saturday by taking poison She was sep
arated from her husband on account OF his dis
slpated habits, aud not being able 10 obtain work
was mainly dependent on friends
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WOOD AND COAL.
CoAL Aso Woop.

We have lust received Q large lot Of Bakers PINE
~Ool also fr.s mined COAL Of superior quality for
Rates " - -o"S~s HAeA Ass
1be attention OF consumers is respectfuy invited tn
IL Mspeolon & our stock
STEPHENSON BIO.
m.s 7tt 81. wharf end i2t', st. end .p. ave.
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VITO IL He MIST RELIABLE An IO GtSY-
" Ssta ;.!-ah Specialist III the city? Why Dr.
fhOlh - is-oyer thlr:V-two yearS-st At "
Sworn u bcore A T.. hichards, Justice OF the eace
jN3:-lu.' ~ ~ ~ NN-e'
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MEDICAL, NC.

nR;'- BRO HERS AMI GRAY OWE NO Es
- prescriptions ard send you to some side show
druggist who div profits with the s,tor. hose
sap E;.tt u! cur. Of private diseases shou d coz
sun Drs BROTHERS, and CT AY, 9pS b sire s W.
NH fhrni'n nIeiieu-. guarantee u cure or no II y
ihhFlN yes experience. iy3l-lu.'
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Mt. ykRNONi Mt. vERNONl

'Tr,N :R W w CO~CORAN
leaves T stree wharf daily t-rcr Sunday f7r VT
vernon 81 10 OcOck returning reaches Washing
ton about 30 Il.
Z C..-,.at
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The SARATOGA arrived at Hampton Roads Va,
on Saturday, nine days from New London, Conn
On August 9Th the vessel leaves for Long Island
Sound.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
won,Rn,s Friend.

Having been troubled for many years with
kidney disease with severe pains in my back
and limbs-my ankles were at times very
badly swollen-I was advised to go to the
hospital for treatment, which l did on the
advice of friend, but found no relief, at
least only of temporary nature, and 1 had
given up all hope Of cure until my husband
was advised to use Hunts Remedy by q
friend that had used it and been cured of o
severe case Of dropsy and kidney trouble. l
procured bottle, and had not used one-h
of the bottle before began to be better,no pain
in the back, and the swelling of my limbs
commenced to 60 down, and my appetite was
much better, for l had become so bad that all
/ ate distressed me very much. 1t was
really dyspepsia, combined with the other
troubles, and have used four bottles and
am able to do my work and attend to house,
hold duties which before had been burden
to me, and can only thank Hunts Remedy
for the health and happiness which L now
enjoy, and esteem it great privilege and
duty to give you this letter in behalf of my
many suffering lady friends in Boston and
the country, and can only say in conclusion
that if you once try it you will be convinced
as / was, even against my own will, that
Hunts Remedy is indeed a woman's friend.
You are at liberty to use this for their bene-
| fit if you so choose.
Respectfully yours. MRS. WIN. GRAY,
Hotel Goldsmith, 1416 fremont ST. Boston.
APRIL 25, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
A LEGAL ANNIvERsARY.

Mrs. Belva Lockwood Celebrates the Tenth
Year OF Her Admission TO the Bar.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood celebrated the
tenth anniversary of her admission to the bar
yesterday by lunch at her residence, at
which about thirty guests were present
After the bountful repast had been discussed
the following toasts were offered and re-
sponded to "The lady lawyers of the coun-
try" by Mrs. Nettie B. Sanford "Women as
DOCTORS" Mrs. Maggie Sullivan; "Women as
artists" Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln; Women of the
press and newspaper correspondents" Mrs.
Ruth j. ID. Havcns "The progressive women
of the country and what they arc doing for the
nation" Mrs. Caroline b. Winslow. M. d.;
"rhe temperance women and their work,
Mrs. NJ. Cora Bland, NJ. d.; "The working
wOmon," Mrs. Ellen OConnor "The women
suiiragists Of the country and their work"
| Mrs. j, Il. Spohord, women teachers of the
country" Mrs. Imogene Il. Morrell.
All the speeches were extremely happy,
and some of them truly eloquent, notably so
those of Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Bland, who in
showing what women could accomplish, grace
| fully complimented the talents and ability of
their hostess, and wished her many years of
continued usefulness and prosperity.
A pleasing feature of the occasion was the
presence of Mr.. Il. q. Barnard and his bride
and as the happy couple took their departure
for their bridal tour they received the heart
lest wishes of the entire company for
their happiness and prosperity. Charm
ing songs were sung by Olive Il.
! Smith, of st. Louis, and Mrs. Chambers made
an interesting closing address on "Women's
position on this continent" Mrs. Lockwood
was the recipient of many handsome floral
tributes.
Among the guests were Mrs. DR.. Marshall;
Dr. Susan Edison, Mrs, DIR. Bland, Mrs. DIR.
Winslow, Mrs Chambers Mrs. l. NJ. Morrell
Miss Emma Jillett Mrs. X. w. Parnell, Mrs.
Nettic Sanford, Mrs Ellen OConner, Miss L.
r. Ward, Mrs. Mary G. Saxton Mrs j. w.
Holton Mrs. Ruth Dennison, Olive r. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln, Mr.. L. G. Barnard, and
| Mrs. Barnard.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
A BAGGAGE MASTERS PRAISE.

Mr.. II. Barny, baggage master on Eastern
Railroad, Boston, says:
~ have used Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medicine, in my family for
months. 1t was recommended by friends in
Portsmouth who have been cured of kidney
troubles, and 1 find it just as represented
and worth its weight in gold. My wife is
using it for dyspepsia, and has improved 80
rapidly that l cheerfully indorse it as q
family medicine of real merit, and l would
not be without it,"
APRIL 27, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

corner. These windows, while afording nd-
ditional light TO the store, furnish an excel
lent opportunity for the artistic arrangement
and showing of rich silks, satins, and laces,
which is fully utilized, and the elegant goods
displayed attract great attention from the
ladies.
Mr.. Perry has just returned from New York
with full line of the latest designs of fall
goods, which may be seen at his elegant cs-
Establishments.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

1t is always an evidence of prosperity and
enterprise when a merchant begins to enlarge
his store, and the improvements recently
made by MI Seaton Perry in his elegant
store, corner of Ninth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue are worthy of especial mention.
A massive bay window has been placed in the
corner, which admits of display on both
streets, and the massive mahogany frame and
large plate glass make il by far the hand
soonest show in the city. A similar window
has been placed on the eastern side of the
doorway equally as handsome, although Of
course not 30 noticeable as the one on the
National Republican., 1883-09-27
The German Bicentennial.

The executive committee of the German
the following programme: Sunday, Oct. z,
grand sacred concert at the National theater
Monday. Oct. 8, procession in the afternoon
and grand mass meeting at Lincoln hall in
tho evening, at which prominent speakers
will deliver addresses in English and German;
Tuesday, Oct. 8, barbecue concert ball, &C.,
at the Schuetzen mark
National Republican., 1883-09-27

The observer sergeant at the signal off CO
stated last night that a decided fall in the
temperature was noticeable, with down
ward tendency, and that the indications were
all favorable to formation of frost Farmers
from the surrounding country state that frost
at this time would do much damage to late
fruits and vegetables.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
Looking After the Coal Dealers.

Maj Dye issued an order yesterday instruct
ing the police to look into the weight of coal
of each dealer in the city. The order was not
issued on account of complaint about short
weights, as stated by an afternoon paper, but
simply to prevent any loss to tho citizens.
Nearly all of tho coal and wood yards were
visited, and not more than three dealers were
found where the weight was not fully up to
the standard
National Republican., 1883-09-27
THE COURTS.
Some Interesting Suits Filed Yesterday
What the Record Shows.

SUIT ON BowEN's BOND.
The United States by District Attorney
Corkhill yesterday entered suit against Ed
ward Devlin and Henry A. Bowen to recover
Judgment of 81 900. Bowen was the man
held as witness against Mr.. William Dick
son in the jury fixing case. Bowen was
brought here and gave bail for his appear
ance in $1,000, Mr. Devlin becoming his Sc
curity. On April Is the United States was
awarded execution against Devlin, and the
suit is brought under plea of debt.
WANTS TO SET ASIDE A JUDGMENT.
Simon Wolf yesterday filed a bill in equity
against George Courtney and William Hell
mick to set aside a Judgment. Plaintiff states
that Courtney, on Jan. 30, 1881, recovered
judgment against Helmick and plaintiff for
800, said judgment being on promissory
note, on which plaintiff was the accommoda-
tion indorser; that after the rendition Of
said judgment Helmick delivered TO Courtney
certain notes under an agreement that Court
ney should collect the same and pay the
Judgment; that Courtney brought suit on
these notes and recovered judgment, and sub
sequently, through his attorney, released cer-
tain real estate from the lien Of the Judgment.
He sets forth that Courtney is about to have
execution on the original judgment on plain
tiffs real estate, and an injunction Is there
fore prayed.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
An exempliied copy of the will Of the late
Sarah T. Simpson, of Baltimore,was filed with
the register of wills yesterday. She directs
that her debts be paid and makes the follow
ing bequests: TO Rev. James Gibbons is left
certain property in this city, the proceeds OF
which so to the support and maintenance
of a school for poor children her house in
Baltimore is also left to the Rev. James Glib
hons and his followers, with power to sell,
dispose, and convey the same. Rev. James
Gibbons is appointed executor. In some cod
icles attached she makes provisions for some
friends. The last codicil bears the date of
May IL, 1882.
Annie s. Bassett filed petition yesterday
asking that commission be appointed to in
quire into the affairs of her brother, William
S, N. Smallwood, an alleged lunatic Judge
James, in the equity court, appointed the
commission to take testimony and report.
The court in general term convenes on
Monday with 101 cases on the calendar
THE RECORD.
Equity Court-Jud0e Jdmes-Hilton VS.. Devlin
pro confessO VS., certain defendants ordered. Fer
guson VS.. Henderson, appearance of absent de
fendants ordered. Rodgers VS.. Rodgers; appear
auce of absent defendants ordered. In re B. N
SmawoOd alleged lunatic; commission de lu'
natico inquirendo ordered to issue Byrnes VS.
Berry; acceptance of loan by trustee ratified
Sugenheimer VS.. Brown; L. Is. Hay appointed
trustee to convey, Adjourned until 10. day.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
CANAL MATTERS.

Twenty-three boats arrived by canal yes
terday, and the following left this place r..
A. Clark, J. Eroxsou, X. Boley. @. w. Osborne,
J. Leotch John Miller Charles r. Gregory,
Farmers Friend, w. J. Stevenson, Joseph
Barroll, c. w. Porter, G.. w. Winship, New
Era, Emma Julia, Dr. NJ. NJ. Lewis. Charlie,
Star No. s, G. N. Shuman West Virginia,
J. Snyder. Seneca Myersdale, L. i. Whiting,
Mississippi, Richard Bender, Elbe River,
Matte L. A. Long
National Republican., 1883-09-27
THE RECORD.
Tv.mty-Tour Hours 10 Live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette. Ind who an
nounces that he is now i'll perfect health y
we have the following =" Ono year ago | was,
to all appearance, in the last stages of Con-
sumption. Our best physicians gave my case
up. / finally got so low that our doctor said
/ could not live twenty-four hours, My
friends then purchased bottle of DIR. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, which consider
ably benefited me. / continued until / took
nine bottles. l am now in perfect health,
having used no other medicine"
National Republican., 1883-09-27
SropusaIs.
DRoPosALs FOR PACKING BOXES.

l.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
SEPT. %, 1888.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Packing Boxes will
be received at this Department until the lsr DAY
OCTOBER, 1888, at IL o'clock m.
Sample may be seen at the Department., and blank
forms Tor bidding furnished upon application.
Proposals TO be addressed TO the undersigned and
marked Proposals for Packing Boxes"
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington, u. c., and will be subject
to inspection by an expert detailed for the purpose by
the Secretary Treasury and the delivery OF
inferior article will be deemed sufficient to
nul the contract, at the option of the Secretary.
The Department reserves the right to waive do
fects and reject any or all bids.
CHAS. j. FOLGER,
se2+mwth-3t Secretary of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
Rocl,ester Beer.

Try 1t, and II not the best bottled beer. get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the city
mail or telephone. .,fr
+. H. FINLEY, 1906 Penna. ave.