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National Republican., 1883-08-08

down short fight of steps to inspect base
ment window He gathered himself up as
quickly as possible, but just as he had fairly
gained his feet The blonde hit him again in
the same place. He didn't bite the dust, but
buried his nose an inch or two into the bricks,
he while the triumphant and exultant Amazon
stood over him with look Of satisfaction on
every feature. The next move of the crushed
and defeated male was to call q convention Of
himself, hat, and cane and, as soon as he
found that quorum was present. he ran
across the avenue and disappeared.
National Republican., 1883-08-08

yachts Idler and Countess and the Toronto
yacht Oriolo. all of the first class. There was
q good breeze for the first quarter of the race,
but it was very light thereafter. The Idler
led from the start and won the race by nearly
an hour Actual sailing time-Idler, Oh. 39m.
A9s.; Oriole, H. 2im. 17s.; Countess IN. 57m.
OBS. The time allowance in favor Of the
Oriole makes no material difference in the
corrected time.
A challenge has been issued on behalf of
the Toronto yacht Atalanta to the Cora the
winner of the Fisher cup, for lake yachts on
Saturday to sail again for the emblem. The
race will be sailed worry soon.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
A New Telegraph Compnny.

NEW NoRK, Aug. IA certificate incor-
porating the New England Telegraph COM
pany was filed to-day, The lines are to run
from this city through various cities 10 Ban
COR Tho corporators are George Bowlend,
David GrowclL and Frank Il. Lord. The
capital stock is fixed at S250000, divided into
$500 shares.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
A WORD TO THE WISE.

DON'T BE sKEPTICAL. REASON TEACHES
AND EXPERIENCE CONFIRMS THAT TAR
RANTS SELTZER APERIENT IS AN IN
VALUABLE REM EDY + r. ANY AND ALL DIS.
ORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER, AN BOW.
ELS. ATEASPOONFULIN A GLASS OF w AFTER
EVERY MORNING, BEFORE EATING, Is NOT
ONLY EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL BUT PRO
TECIION AGA NST DISEASE WHICH No ONT.
CAN AFFORD TO DISREGARD. FOR SALE BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
A Daughters Misery.

"Eleven years our daughter suffered,
on bed of misery
"From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble, and nervous debility
"Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
"And now sho is restored to us in good
health by as simple remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had stunned for years
before using it."-THE PARENTS.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
AccosrED THE WRONG WOMAN
An Avenue "NIasher" Encounters n Fee
male John Sullivan,

One of those elegant individuals who spend
their evenings on the avenue ogling and often
insulting women who happen to be out with
out escorts had an experience last evening.
just opposite Wizards, which must have
caused him to suspect that John L..
Sullivan, esq, the pugilisU, had come
to town in female attire, About
II o'clock he accosted fairly we'll dressed.
blonde lady, of goodly proportions, whose
acquaintance he apparently desired to make,
Just what he said was not overheard by the
few interested spectators who witnessed the
unexpected scone that followed. The lady
stopped eyed him for n moment as if to make
her right fst which sent him rolling
National Republican., 1883-08-08

A clay pigeon shooting match will take
place at Cox's station, Charles county, Mary
land, on the fifteenth instant for a purse of
800. Also match for professionals
only, for breech-loading shotgun. 1t is
expected that several prominent sportsmen of
this city will attend.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
Did She Die ?
''No!

mo!
"She fingered and suffered along, pin
ing away all the time for years,
"The doctors doing her no good,
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say so much about.
Indeed Indeed!
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
WHAT He FOUND.
BecRuse Il RebeiIed Against Ill Treat
ment-People who Dremm.

Having told the story ofthat terrible mental strug.
gle in his earlier years, which ended in his abaudon
Ing orthodoxy in religion, the late Thomas Carlyle
ended with these words;
"Yes, was shut up In my room In that way for
weeks eating ltlo and that at all sorts OF odd times
and when settled the f,Ith question, and came out
to the world again. for the first time in my life was
conscious OF possessing such bVcrndt apparatus as
a stomach" II may be added that during the rest OF
his long life chronic dyspepsia kept the fact of the
existence OF his stomach perpetually In the great
mans mind,
Dlsordored digestion and torpid liver handcaT
multltudes of people in Ifes race. They are beater
everywhere. With their liver engorged with bloot
and their brain uddled through lack nutrition they
pass through the world like them that dream Thu
enleebled and naod in spirit and body they are the
first to fall before the touch Of epidemic or "a
yield to any illness. Many vacant chair in editorial
rooms in business offices, and in the studies of liter,
ary men tells this tale.
Natures own stimulus for sluggish circulation OF
the blood is BENsoN's CAPCGNE POROUS PLAs
TER. 1t stirs the dull organs into activity, relieves
them from the poisonous matter which paralyze'
their powers, and renders life real again, and npars
snap and vigor to the man,
Without being harmful, the Old style pIasters art
always SLOW weak aud uncertain, but Benson's Cap
cine acts quickly and heals at once
When you buy It take notice that the " ord CAP
CINE cut in the plaster then pay your 25 cents anC
take hope.
} ssabury & JohnGon New York.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
Father is Getting Well.

MY dnughters say:
GLOW much better father is since he used Hop
Biters.'
"He is getting we'll after his long suffering from
a disease declared incurnble."
"And we are So glad that he used your Hop Bit
ters."-A LADY of Utica, N Y.
iylSm mwflm
National Republican., 1883-08-08
,rlle Ch,cnro Yncht Raee.

CHIcAGo, Aug. THE yacht race for the
ChIca'o Yacht club open challenge cup II
thirty mile race around stake boat anchored
seven hnlf miles from the s'Mting point,
was sailed yesterday afternoon by tn Chicago
National Republican., 1883-08-08
Daily Line TO and From Norfolk
SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
OMITTED GCArEG ArAIr.-
Steamers George Leary and Excelsior,

stopping al Pney FONT. Cornre'd Poi"t, and
FOltiRl. ,5 MUNltOE
Round Trip tu Nnrioa a,d Fo;t hm"no. $l.5O
Round Trim ~ pin"v Pr'r' O"' "" Il ! ri. 1CO
FIRST GLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CANNOT BE
FURNISHED FOR hl"Ss.
Steamer leaves SevOuth st, wharf daily at 49, p m.
Saturday, Rnd sunday a. q g. ni.
SAurday N,-h EXcurs'ppNa S,wrai azure.
Re urn MOud; mUrnn gtt o'clock. ROJudtTil
tickets good on cher LsHr' a. EHcels.oi
ExcIusiVo connection with the HOStON
and = PIOgIdHucc SIenWrrs. Connects also W III
New York, aud James River steamers, aud the Nor
Iulk ana Western and ScabOard ANA NOanuko Il Ill.
roads; at Old Point with tie Chesspeake and Oh
RailroAd. Passage and rooms can he secured at
Reeds Sons, 1916 II ST. n. WI Baltimore and Ohio
llCket Oice, l4h and Pa av.i 81 Mare llOtel Polk,
INFORMS next 10 Cily PosIOtiiCo OnGe OF knnN's
express, sixth aud Penna ave, and ut Company,
Ofiice, 7th 81, wharf.
0KiIEtX EXPRTsSS will call for and check bagg no
from hotels and private residences,
Freight received daily untll y. m. -
l.. M. HUDGINS
W. T.. WEIGH, Agt Gen. Supt
National Republican., 1883-08-08
w. ii. M.
ARE THE JANIToRs INCoMPETENT2
To The Editor

IN To The Editor
While candidates for positions under the
government are being carefully examined to
ascertain their fitness for the offices sought
after, and while teachers are being as care
fully examined for positions in our public
schools, would it not be good plan to have
all persons employed as ianitors examined as to
their peculiar fitness for the places they hold.
In many If not all, of our school buildings
steam is used for heating purposes. How
many Of our ianitors know anything about
steam and its applications? Have parents
ever given this subject thought? | do not
wish to create unnecessary alarm, but cannot
refrain from saying that we believe the lives
of those little ones near and dear to us are for
six hours a day in the hands of men who are
not qualified to deal with so dangerous
weapon as steam. Have our school trustees
ever thought of this? If not, why not do so
before the next school term commences, and
thus by careful examination secure the SER
vices of men fully competent to perform their
duties? Better IAN ounce of prevention than
pounds of cure" DANGER SIGNAL.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
A TARIFF FOR REVENUE oNLY--1IMtrEp
ETC.
NJ, Inc JyTYor

To The Editor.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 90, 1s53.-Will
you please ask "the Man on tho Avenue " to
inform your many readers, and your humble
servant in particular, how "a tariff for reve-
enue, limited to the necessities of govern
ment economically administered" can "co-
courage productive interests at home, aud
afford just COMP ensation to laborp And
would not tariff thus "limited" be the
equivalent of "a tariff for revenue only"
whose tendency is to create or foster monop.
olies " of foreign free trade, pauper labor
manufactures. As at present informed, we
can see neither incidental nor accidental
protection or encouragement to home in
dustrcs or American labor in this new de.
parture" of the old democracy, and we were
disposed to condone the demagogism Of the
Ohio "mudslls" ON this question, but, Mr..
Editor, when "the intelligence, the property
the worth of the great mother Of states
aud Of statesmen" in solemn convention as
sembled, deliberately repeats this bosh Of
call things to all men," then silent patience
ceases to be virtue, as we look with alarm
upon the impending calamity which await:
the American people under this plausible dis
guise. So please let your answer be sharp,
quick, loud, and continuous, "until this ca
lamity be overpassed," and we have "a rev.
enue tariff for protection" firmly established
u. s. B.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
MR.. GRoEsBtoK g CIVIL SERVICE Reform
To the Editor.

MR.. GRoEsBECK g CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
To hs Editor.
Allow me to say that you entirely over
looked the point the distin guished statesman
was trying to make clear in your reading of
tho address on civil service reform recently
delivered at Cincinnati by Hon. w. S. Groes-
beck. You should have kept in view that the
western democracy are thoroughly disgusted
with the Pendleton bill, regarding it as a
sell out" of the same nature as the Hayes
Tilden electoral commission. Now the object
of Mr.. Groesbeck's address was to reconcile
the unwashed to the detested measure. He
shows them that it really amounts to moth
ing; that it does not and cannot apply to tho
great body of the oilices--the postmastors,
route agents, postal clerks, revenue collectors,
agents, and whisky gaugers; that it only af-
fects some 10000 barnacles of Inferior grades
in Washington and elsewhere, and that these
can and will be removed by democratic ad.
ministration.
This is fair notice to the present force, who
have been led to believe that they will be al
lowed to retain their places upon condition of
abstaining from further political effort. They
are thus notified that they must go, no matter
what degree of efficiency they may attain. A
party that can so long in advance contem-
plate such breach of its pledges to the coun-
try cannot be relied upon to cherish civil
service reform in the face of the great pressure
for office that will be brought to bear upon
them in the event of their success, which God
forbid.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. W. II. NJ.
National Republican., 1883-08-08
drahtItrs' ojni1..

RALT1MoRE AND ONO R,,-u4RoAp
THE MODEL FAsrAND THE ONLY Line
THE EAST AND THE WEST rvrAwAsHINaroE
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLEH
STEEL RAII.yl
National Republican., 1883-08-08

..r.u.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
THE ROGERS CAHOONE QUARREL.

The National Secret Telephone Company Is
organized under tho laws OF the state with capital
stock Of s5 OOOO It's object 10 10 supply telephone
communication long distances, and TO this end 1t
has bought several patents OF which the officers
OF the company declare promise complete success Inc
instrument which II Is using II the invention OF o.
A. Randall who Is vicc-presldent and general manager
of the company Some time 10 bought the patent OF
J. Harris Rogers but II has abandoned 10 In favor o
Professor Randalls Between Mr. Rogers and W. j.
Cahoone ons Of the directors OF the company there
LAS controversy the purchase OF the Rogers
patent Mr. Cahoone said yesterday IN regard to the
dispute
'The company ia not using the Rogers telephone
simply because onnd be worthless IL bought
the patent paid IL and Mr. Rogers has claim
against the company In any way. The dispute between
MIN and myself already In the courts. by which 1t will
have TO be settled. That Is not matter In which the
company is Interested"
General Thomas Ewing confirmed this statement. He
said very little 10 say In reply TO the state
ments made about me by Mr.. Rogers This much may
saw: That Mr. Rogers has claim OF kind against
me or the company. In the personal controversy be-
tween him aud Mr.. Cahoone neither nor the company
has the slightest interest For months there have
been printed numerous advertisements which we're
designed apparently 90 compel the company me TO
intervene IN the settlement OF this dispute. They have
been abusive In their tone but have taken notice Of
them aud do not purpose To do go now. Any who
walks across Broadway runs the risk OF being
with mud That Is my condition have fallen In with
a mud-siDger who apparently is trying to blackman
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
SAD HISTORY OF AN INSANE PATIENT.

Among the inmates of the Richmond County
Aimshotise. at Richmond, S. l.. is an aged Gernan
woman who has been partially insane patient Ior
more than twenty-five years. She spends all ne ner
time outdoors eagerly watching the road approacn-
;ng the poor-house. Whenever person comes
along she hurries toward him, intcnty scrntlnizes
every feature and then turns away with dlSIp
pointed manner, and hopefully, vet mouinlully
and bring me great fortune No one knows ,her II
name. 1t is related of the unfortunate woman tha'
many years ago she came from Germany anu mar, T.
ried younp man who had won her affections IN
Germany and then sent money for her TO come 70
him. week after their wedding he was summoned
back to Germany TO obtain fortune Ihat Iaw{eir 10
which he sailed was lost and grief so proved on the
voung and deserted wife's mind that she became
insane. and as no one knew her name she became
county charge.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
SEVEN DOCTORS WHO AGREE.

The two first toes on the right foot OF iimotny
RYAN, a policeman stationed at the south 6erry, = err.
were crushed by a truck on May 3. On May rs @ tney
were amputated by Or. Shine; On May ~ aa Ryan an
The faiInre of Police Surgeon Voorhees, who had
previously attended him, 10 amputate the toes in In
time. The Police Surgeon declared that Ryan t
would probably not have ded Il .ne opeS 1UTs mdu pTs
Joseph Howe, Rudolph Wauszky, Wolfgapg Gortz,
A. V. B. Lockrow F. j. Krumptz, William w. strew
and Charles Hoffman to act as Jury AZ ,ne o,h
sldes the Jury rendered the following verdict: st..
We find that the deceased Timothy Ryan, came 70 MS Us
death from traumac gangrene and pyana, hho tha' ~
view of the that the patient was sxtys ~
age aud had calciicaton of the arteries no olae o
be attached to any of the surgeons IN cnarge OF e
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
1rrr,rnnrn c1rps OF LOW DEGREE.

A HrrNDRED OURS OF LOW DEGREE.
ave have had a fairish haul to-day" SAID ou-
perintendent Mcmahon to TRIBUNE reporI1en 1nJ yeJs
terday He was sitting in his ofhce az ,ne Iounud
and from the adjacent shed came doi'iui "o"'' gu"
What do YOU call good haulp he was asked. -
"WelI somewhere in the neighborhooa ., .,
never sa saw in nv life There is not one of them
that we have thought good enough TO put III oho u
the separate pens" q mag
nfcent Newfoundland, wistiully pokne mas nc did
out of kennel "YOu may bet the candent catcne,dd T,'
not bring that fellow n said the un home
for him, he is stopping here till can nna ar hv vii
for him in the country. Step up here anu you om his
see the cursa The reporter ssRpeu intp long pen in
which were standing. sitting lyng
inc and b0wIng round hundred or go Oh
looking ours. There was haraiy goorai family.
They had not even energy or blood enough tos.
respectable fight, and contented themseNes hn;r
vcos ssap While " the reporter
gazing at them and nhaling the delicate perfume hat
which arose from the pit; man d0r IN '' he lost
sjI ss%e weeks ago se' was among the prisoner
He was disappointed and departed after ieatihS t =
description of his pet which seemed 10 poia' 20
Irsb setter. He mentioned that his dog was not OF
pure breed but added that he was nice dog anu s
a great pet This, Mr.. Mcmahon sad, was the
only inquiry that had been made except one Nv
iady VINO insisted that the most dsreputable cur
of the lot looked like her valuable lost propesrHt'
and brought her whole family down to inspect s ~,
only to come to the conclusion that her dog was
two sizes larger and in a different shade
The dogs at present in the Pound VIII be kep' % uhI
til Monday and then the virtues OF cold wafer VIII ~
he demouStrated to them through the medium OF
the brilliantly painted cage which occupied tne s
centre of the pen and round which, UNCONSCIOUS o.
their doom. the little victims were playing. ;
fifty to sixty animals are drowned at once, ana sih
minutes immersion is sufficient to dro wn them'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
THE LUTHERAN MINIsTERIUM.

Intheran Ministerum was held Yesterday at 81:
Marks Church. The Rev. L. II: Geshwind opened
the conference with prayer. The new synodiioa
Cnnstiiution was the business before the meeting.
This s IA he presented to each congregation OF the
conference for adoption, hree-fourths of the SYNOD
being Obliged to accept the constitution before II
becomes a law The Rev. j. Miller, of the Pitts
bnyg Synod and the Rev. ]. Stoldt, an India ms
sionary. were unanimously received as members;
The reception of the Rev. H. Heinrichs was deferred
fnr a wear II was resolved that the Executive
Committee should assist the General Council III tne
education of young men for home missionary WORK;
In the evening religious services were heid, aI
which the Rev. A. Richter presided.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
MARRIOTT BEFORE JUDGE DONoUUE

James II. Marriott, who was arrested some time
ago on the charge of having brought stolen prop
erty into the State consisting of diamonds valued
ct about $75, 900, and convicted OF the charge in
the Court of General Sessions was taken Yesterday
before Justice Donohue in the Supreme Court,
Chambers ON writ OF hateus corpus. He asks to
DO set at liberty pending new trial. the conviction
having becu set aside. His counsel insisted that he
conld never be convicted, and that the worst case
had been made against him already which 1t would
be possible to make Assistant District Attorney
Oijyrne said he was not familiar with the case as
It had been attended to by of hs associates and
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. Robert Z.
Winthrop and Hamilton A. Hill. OF Boston, First Assist
ant Postmaster General Frank Hatton, and eI-Gon,
gressman William A. j. Sparks, or Illinois hotei
Rr1ns,cick-Ex Governor Alexander H. Rice OF hassa-
chusetts Erereu House-E de Heredia. OF the span
ieh Legation at Washington. Hogmdn HohSe-
second Assistant Postmaster eneral Richard A. Elmer
~ AILemarle Hotet-W. L. Trenholm, OF Charleston
g. G.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE THIS AT PORl
SHIPPING NEWS.

OHTTTINu NEWOs
PORT OF NETWORK K........sATURDAY JUNE 2, 1888
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ludgste Hill (r) Baton. London ~ days. with
md nd 70 Seager Bros.
CITY OF Paris fBr), Lochcad Liverpool May 22
49, with dse and passengers 10 Inman Ss Co.
steamer BOLIVIA (Brl Donaldson Glasgow May 10 via
Moyille 20, and Henderson Bros
ryrian tBr swain Rodi Cav 4. Naples o. Gibra
4 lb mdso and pas Henderson Bros.
Steamer Rhen Ger. Neynaber Bremen May 20, South
ampton ~ with mdso and passengers 10 Oelriohs Co.
steamer Caland (Dtch Boujer Rotterdam Ia days. with
mdse and passengers to Funcb Edyo d Co.
Tycho Brahe tr) Gregory Santos % days via
Rio Janero 20 days. with mdss and passengers Busk
Jsyons.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
MAXINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 4sO Moon 3l2 Moons age days
HIGH WATER TODAY
M-sandy Hook. $50; Gov Island. 6:l3 He'll Gate. S02
PM-Sandy Hook. GIT; GOV Island. 64O Hell Gate S29
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
JERSEYS. j

100 FINE sToCKINETTE JERSEYS, REGULAR MADE,
So 90 EACH.
$50 SUPERIOR FITTING GARMENTS, WITH
SATIN BOWS, 81 10 EACH; REDUCED FROM
50 90
100 EXTRA FINE QUALITY .AT s6i REDUCED
FROM 81 so EACH.
WE HAVE ADDED LARGELY TO OUR LADIES'
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT, AND WILL OFFER
A COMPLETE STOCK OF MISSES AND CHILDRENS
DRESSES IN TOILE DIES INDIES PERSIAN NULL,
oRGANDIE AND LACE, IN SIZES FROM TO 16
YEARS EyCELLING IN STYLE AND WORKMAN.
SHIP ANYTHING HERETOFORE OFFERED.
Broadway, ith-ave., 9th and 10th ST. (.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
DRESS GOODS.

SO PIECES CREAM. WHITE. AND LIGHT SHADES
OF KHYBER CLOTH AT Soc; REDUCED FROM
65c. PER YARD.
so PIECES CHECKED AND PLAID CHEvI0TS AT
50c.; REDUCED FROM 76c PER YARD.
100 PIECES ILLUMINATED CHEvIOTS AT 6Ocj RE-
DUCED FROM $50. PER YARD
THE BALANCE OF EMBROIDERED ROBES
CONSISTING OF NUNS YELLING BATIsTEs,
CASHMERE, PoNGEE &C, HAVE ALSO BEEN
LARGELY REDUCED.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Sill KS.

BLACK SILKS AT 6oc, 76c. ST. 81 25 81 So 81 u.s. 81
REDUCED FROM 75c. 81, 81 25 81 go 81 49, 81 81 20,
RESPECTIVELY
BLACK RHADAMEs. 81, 81 26, 81 35, 81 so REDUCED
FROM 81 25. 81 SO, 81 s5. So 25, RESPECTIVELY,
CHECKED AND STRIPED SUMMER SILKS IN TAI.
FETA FINISH AT &c.; REDUCED FROM S5c.
CHECKED LOUIsINE AND sURAH SILK. 75c.; RE.
DUCED FROM 81 PER YARD.
FoULARDs IN ALL THE NEW SHADES iAND DE
SIGNS. "a INCHES WIDE, AT 5Cc.; REDUCED FROM
S5c. PER YARD
COLoRED GROS GRAIN SILKS THE VERY NEWEST
SHADES. AT S5c., ST., 81 TO- ST. 25, 81 35 REDUCED
FROM 81, ST. 25 81 35, 81 80. 81 rs.
ALSO BLACK AND COLoRED BROCADED SILKS
AND GRENADINES IN GREAT VARIETY AT
EQUALLY Low PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

5000 Rolls fine Fancy Mating, our owl
from $40 per roll OF 40 yards or 20 cts per yard
SuHpPtRp KSAPP 4 Co. SlIth.ave. and lSth-st
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Fine White Dress Materials.

500 PIECES DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS, l5cj
RECENT PRICE, 3jc. PER YARD.
900 PIECES EMBROIDERED SWISS, 20c; RECENT
PRICE, 40c PER YARD.
100 PIECES CHECK NAINsooK AT 1Oc. AND 15c.
PER YARD.
$50 LACE PIQUE, lie; RECENT PRICE 15c. PER
YARD. SPECIAL LOT OF INDIA LINEN, l5c.
PER YARD. ALSO. A LARGE VARIETY OF FIG
URED LINEN LAWNS.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. De-,
1A4Ierington. ave, between 20th and 3Oth-sts
Jrours \ 10 / Sto7 Disease, OF the Nervous system,
Genito Urinary organs. Impotence and storillty'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

he asked therefore for an adjournment This request
was denied, and the case was supmi''cu on 'A'
papers
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

THE GOVERNOR
-, The truth when he sad DIR. CORN AND BUMOs
Vyy had no equal OF choap limitations SAID 70 %
as good or lust IKE Dr. Wings zoe.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

SKINNY MEN.-" Wells's Health Renewer' re
res health and yigor cures dyspepsia, impotence. Sl
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

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