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as follows:
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
| WASHINGTON, sssss. 1871

fNote-John Smith was first written under wm
Smlth, and then scratched out, the name OF Sam
uel Jones being substituted.l
The witness said he wrote "Sam JONES'" as Dor
sey having called attention TO the fact that the
other names were both Smith he had better put
one down as "Sam Jones" The witness said as
W. D." stood for S w. Dorsey. He knew who John
NJ. Mitchell, also who J.W.D. was.
witness did not know any man by the name OF
Wm Smith or Sam Jones in connection with this
business. He knew from his interview with S. w.
Dorsey whom the name VIM. Smith represented
Subsequent to receiving the paper, and after the
accounts were opened upon the books, he had a
conversation with S. W. Dorsey. Dorsey asked
witness II he had charged Brady with a certain
either 5000. $500 ne or aaSaSs sooe Witness @sS
impression was that 1t was $1,000 1t was
one OF the three amounts named, as all those
amounts were entered at different times. 81 re-
Piled" said the witness, ''No: there has been no
account opened with Brady Damn II, Mr.. Smith,
then,' said Do rsey, 4 thought you knew who VIM
Smith stood for."' These three amounts named
were In addition TO the original SIS 900 charged TO
"Wm. Smith,"
AT o'clock recess was taken.
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tn. wGIKLY STAR (eight pages. cut, pasted and
folded) for this week is an excellent number, and
can be had ready for mailing at the COUNTER price
three cents Only one dollar year fpo9tpalol 70
any address In the United States and Canada
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Old World News by Cable.
THE SEARCH FOR THE KNIVES OF THE DUBLIN Nrp

DUBLIN, Feb IA diving bell and heavier
dredges than heretofore employed are 20 be used
In the Rings End basin In the search for the knives
OF the assassins now undergoing examination.
RuMoRs OF CABINET CHANGES IN AUSTRIA
VIENNA, Feb ld-The recent audiences OF Count
kalnoky, the Imperial minister OF foreign affairs
and Count Andrassy, the former prime minister
with the Emperor Francis Joseph have given rlse
TO rumors OF changes In the ministry.
THE MAHAGAsY ENJOYS COMING TO AMERICA
LONDON, Feb. 16-The secretary OF the MahaCasp
ENJOYS states that they Will start for America on
Tuesday next
FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
LONDON, Feb. 16-At fire in the village OF Rad.
lord, near Nottingham, five persons We're burned
TO death.
BODY OF WAGNER, THE COMPOSER.
VENICE, Feb. l6.-The body OF the late Richard
wagner has been embalmed and placed In A
coffin. glass panel admits OF view OF the face
OF the deceased. cast OF the features has been
taken The coffln Will be conveyed TO the railway
9epot Today. No religious ceremony will be held
pere, the family having gratefully declined such
service. The municipality have placed a splendid
wreath on the coffin.
FATAL DUEL OF GYrsrEs
NIIJAcH, Feb l6-TwG gypsies fought A duel In
the open market place here. One OF them was
Killed, 49,
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The American Public Health AssOclae
ton.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TODAY
The executive committee OF the American Public
Health Association met this morning at the Naval
Museum of Hyg iene, 18th and streets, to deter.
mine upon the subjects for consideration at the
1lth annual meeting which Will be held at Detroit
In November next, 18th to 10th. The following are
members or the committee: DIR. Ezra NJ. Hunt.
secretary OF the state board OF health New Jer.
sey and superintendent or vital statistics, presi.
dent; Medical Director Albert L. Gihon, U.s. Navy,
and Dr. JAS. E. Reeves secretary OF the state board
of health OF West Virginia, vice presidents; DIR.
Ayel AmeS, OF Mass. secretary; Dr. j. Berrien
lings, u. s. army, librarian OF the Army Medical
Museum; DIR. g. p. Conn, OF the state board OF
health OF New H ampshire; Medical Director Thos.
j. Turner, I. S. navy, OF the national board OF
health; DR.. j. j. Speed, OF Kentucky; DIR. Thomas
L. Neal, OF Ohio, and Dr. II. d. Fraser, secretary
OF the state board OF health OF South Carolina.
The American Public Health Association is ono
OF the most important organizations I'm the coun-
try. IL numbers over Thousand members, In
Guiding leading san1tarans, physicians, civil en-
gineers and representatives OF all the other pro.
feSSionS.
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The witness identified q paper as in the hand
writing OF g. W. Dorsey, which he thought he re-
ceived upon returning from the west early In 1874
Dorsey gave witness the paper and told him 70
open an account In the name given In the paper.
Nr. NsrTick then had Rerdell read the memoran.
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THE NUNDATIoN AT LOUISVILLE
RUMORS OF AUSTRIAN CABINET CHANGES
A BOY SHOT IN A CINCINNATI RIOT
A Cincinnati Boy shot.

FATAL RESULT OF A FIGHT BETWEEN PATROLS AM
RoUGHs.
CINCINNATI. Feb l6-Late last night privates
John Murphy and Jerry Collins, OF COMPANY n
Ohio National Guards, were doing patrol duty on
Spring and woodward streets. Having been In.
suited by some roughs they Informed the police
who ordered the roughs 20 go on. A fight I'm which
the soldiers participated. ensued Murphy fired ar
a rough who was trying TO wrest his gun from Cols
Inns he missed his man. but shot a boy, Joseph
otter, wounding him In the abdomen mortally,
Murphy was arrested for manslanchfar
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Texas Murders

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb l6.-A special dispatch
10 the Ne,rs from Weatherford SAYS that II. r.
Hogan, on Wednesday night shot and killed
by I'D. A. Parks, saloon piano player.
Several parties Were Involved In fight on We'd
neSday, In Young county, over the management
OF school The teacher. Rodgers, was killed and
three Others were wounded
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Wills Filed.

REQUESTS OF HARRIET s. HERBERT AND oTHER6
To-day the viii OF the late Harriet S. Herbert
was filed. She gives her adopted daughter, Har.
riet Caroline Herbert, house and lot on c street
southeast On square 1907, provided she lives q
respectable life and does not live with her MOTHER
Julia Miller nor permit her to live In the house she
also leaves certain personal effects one half the
furniture, on the same conditions, and In case
OF her failure these bequests TO be transferred
street southeast she gives to her husband, Ananas
Herbert, life interest, with authority TO sell and
TO pay to Israel Church $500 al
a bequest from her mother, Flora Hicks Durham,
and TO invest the balance OF the proceeds In gov:
daughter to whom, after the death OF her husband,
she leaves the remainder OF her property on the
the property last named shall go 70 Israel church,
TO be distributed by the trustees for the benet OF
Maria Benter was also hied to-day She bequeaths
to Louisa Lenoir her trunk rocking-chair pictures,
and wesng arr ,Rpare 70 N Mary ,b
OF her estate. requesting her TO have tombstone
erected to mark her grave, ana nominating w. L
mentary was filed by the executor and an order q
publication directed.
TIE MAssEY-WIsE CoNrEsT.-To-day subppnas
were issued In the contested election case OF T. w.
Massey agt Jonn s. Wise, as Representative In
Congress from Virginia to the following TO appear
A Hubpeli, Hon. A Fuikerson. Hon John = Des-
endorf. Hon. Joseph Jorgenson. hon. W: EChand-
ler. Hon: d. B. Henderson and Tom r stuart, ESQ
Messrs HuntOn and Chandler appear for Ar MAJ
sey.
PoerMAsrERs. have been issued
to postmasters as follows: A p. PAIRING.
ton, harrington, Va; Miss N. v. Lane, PorteW
Precinct, Va; j. T. Critz, Rock Springs, Va; J.w.
Pyle, nlchester. Nd. s. P. Campbell, Midvale,
Va; J. d. Ashford, Bucks station, Va; J: n
Motley, Motley. Va; J. .: Hail. Great Bridge. Va:
W. r Kestner, Hysters Gap, Va; John q.
Motley, Cascade, Va, and I. l. Harmon, Fort
washington, Nd.
MARBLE FOR SENAroR-Sevefal Michigan paps0
have started q movement In favor OF 4 Il MarbhL
the present commissioner OF patents, q the -
cessor OF Mr. Ferry.
CAPTAN McLane Tilton. or the marine corr !.
who has been on duty at the Marine barac1u = ,
this city. has been ordered TO the naval acadeu1
ct Annapolis Nd
An OLD CLERK DEAD.-k J. Dallas. che cbsee g
the surveyors division In the General Lad emcA
died this morning at the age OF sevenfy-&o0. ~
haA been In government employ for fofV yeen j
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A California State officer Charged with
Felony.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16-The examination OF
Chas. d. Bunker. commissioner OF state immigras
tion, who is charged with felony for misappropri-
alton OF funds belonging to the state, was had
yesterday. The defendant was held 10 answer
four charges In bonds OF SIS .000
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GRAVE R0BBERs AT MoNTRIALs-Body snatchino
continues with unabated Wger at MontraaI
cans for the ghoulish -depredttsBna Wednes6air
2 reporter called the attentstn OF detectives "a
three cases leaving the city 1y ran for sMedicai
vtH These were suspected t6 contain bodies 20; .;
the stolen dead. but the detectives said it was s
ST. Johns, Sta Annie des FI&ines and Sf Psui
rHermite are among the lqk0st cemetries desc
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The Police Imvestieaaiom .

WITNESSES BEFORE THE GRAND JURY TO-DAY.
There were summoned to appear before the
grand jury to-day E. B. Hughes, Benjamin Cooley,
Robert Riley, Jesse Matthews, Daniel Long, Major
Thomas p. Morgan and DIR. Charles White the
most OF whom are In the detective business
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THE SITUATION SERIOUS AT LoUIsvIILE-FIF
HOUSES SWEPT AwAY-RELIEF MEASURES

IDAIloN SEklOUS AT LOCISN11IE-FIFTEEN
HOUSES SWEPT AwAY-RELIEF MEASURES.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 1e-The backwater at
Washington street had last night flooded the
basement or the Calf house, and the rear rooms OF
the basement were submerged. The water was
several feet deep In the New Short Line passenger
depot. The situation was probably more danger
Gus last night than at any other time, che back.
water coming through the sewer I'm many places.
The river was rising one foot per hour. The clouds
were gathering, and 1t was expected that there
would be rainfall before morning The food
mas stopped the machinery In the waterworks In
the pumping station, mile above the cut-on,
high that the fires under the boilers were put ouS
and the engine stopped. There is no danger OF q
water famine, as there Is 20 days supply In the
Crescent Hill reservoir. Fifteen houses on the
point noated away and over the falls yesterday.
More will probably follow There is already much
sickness among the sufferers Health Oficef
Montgomery says it is nothing now compared "a
what 1t Will be in few days sanitary COM
stations fixed I'm various portions OF the city,
where medicine and the attendance OF physiciand
VIII be afforded free.
HELP FOR THE0CFFERERS
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ACCOMMODATIONS In aid
or the sufferers from the Hood here have reached
up TO date $4,000, Assistance is coming from
outside places, but Louisville, while thankful feels
able TO take care OF her citizens JefferSonville
and other SMALLER places need help.
Another Dull Day i'm Wall street.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market seems TO have lost all
animation Neither The bulls nor the bears seem
10 nave very strong convictions as TO the future or
prices A great variety or circumstances have
combined In the last month TO cause many holders
OF long stocks to sell them out
Telegraphic Briefs.
The application for receiver for the Carolina
Central railroad, which was argued I'm Whining.
ton. n C., before Judg 8 Bond and Seymour, last
hnC lttCg bata flnl
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An OLD CLERK DEAD-k J. DAllaA - chief g
the surveyors division In the General Lad ences
died this morning at the age OF sevenfy409. H
had been In government employ tor tofp yeekA
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MRS MCELRoY will receive at the White House
Tomorrow afternoon from to O'Clock. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Frelnghuysen, Miss Freling-
huysen, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Rock
well. Mrs Senator Hale, and Mrs. Senator Hill.
The tntrOductiOnS Will be made by Col Rockwell.
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LIFE SAVERS AT CINCINNATI-The keeper of
Marblehead lfe-saving station, near Sandusky,
Ohio, has been ordered to proceed with his crew
and the surf-boat to Cincinnati. This was done
In response to a request from Cincinnati to the
mayor OF Sandusky for aid through Representa-
tive Rice,
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CAFrAN McLane Tflton. or the marine corr
who has been on duty at the Marine barac1n =
this city, has been ordered to the naval acadeuV
at Annapolis, Nd.
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THE COURT OF commissioners OF Alabama claims
to-day heard arguments for claims growing out OF
the destruction OF the vessels Edwin, Nile, Eben
Dodge, B. Godfrey. Hector and Hllman, by the
shenandoah and the Sumter. The court adjourned
until Monday next.
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AMothcr DuII Day in WalI xtreet

The application for receiver for the Carolina
central railroad, which was argued in Whining
ton, N C., before Judg Bond and Seymour, last
November, has just been decided The applica-
ton is refused.
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MARBLE FOR SEHATOR.-SevefAl Michigan papoU
have started movement In favor OF z = MarblaI
the present commissioner OF patents, q sthe -
cessor OF Mr. Ferry.
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AN OCEAN STEAMER AsHoRE.-The signal corps
station at Sandy Hook, Nj, reports: "The steam
ship City Of Richmond, (from LiverpooIJ bound to
New York, grounded on the outer middle shoals
this morning, In a dense fog, about three-quarters
OF mile from ltfe-savlng station No. l at this
place The vessel Is lying easy, and is expected to
float on the next high tide.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F0 THE CALL OF REV. s. P. SMITH TO THE
tS First Congregational Church, of RALEIGH, N,
e. has caused much excitement among members:
He is king Of accepting the call His members will
hold Public Meeting TONIGHT at his church. to
express their earnest desire for him to remain with
them.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER has returned from Hart
ford, and has resumed his Official duties.

NAVAL NoTEs.-Capta!n c. C. Carpenter, COM
manding the U. s. $. Hartford, reports to the
Secretary Of the Navy, from Callao, Peru, January
Fl, as follows: 81 left Valparaiso the Sd and made
the passage under sail, having light weather.
found the U. s. steamers Essex, Iroquois and On
ward IN port. understood the flagship Pensa-
cola, rear Admiral Hughes, is on her way here
from Panama" The Alliance sailed from Key
West, Fla. Yesterday afternoon for Cuba.
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NOMINATIoNS.-The President sent the following
nominations to the. Senate yesterday: Clark B
Montgomery, to be collector OF internal revenu,
for the first district OF Ohio; Joseph Battele tt
be collector OF customs for the district OF Miami
Ohio.
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SEM1-ANNuAL SALE.
W. W. BURDETTE & co.

W. W. BURDETTE & co.
GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS,
CARPETINGs. MATTINGs AND OIL CLOTHS.
Our entire stock Win be sold less than the usual price,
and great portion Of it viii be sold less than COST
FoRTY-FIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS. WORTH OF
REMNANTS. ODDS AND ENDS OF EVERY DE-
sCRIPTION. Win be sold far below real value including
REMNANTS OF SILKS. sATINs and vELvETs.
BLACK GOODS. WHITE GOODS. LAWNS. 0INe-
HAMS and CALIcoES
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEpARrMRNT
We have many choice fabrics suitable for FALL WEAR
which win be sold ct prime cost. We have space only
to mention few sDecialtes:
5000 yards Of FRENCH FoULE. In medium and dark
coors a inches wide, 45c.
One case Of double width BLUE SUITING FIAN.
NELs. Soc. per yard.
800 yards ALL-wOoL DEBAGE. &c.,. reduced from
Csc.
]. 500 yards OF HALF WOOL DEBAaE, 60, reduced
from l5c.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Our stock Of SILKS comprise all the most attractive
brands such as MONOPOLY. GUINET and BONNET
all OF which viii be sold at reduced prices. BLACK
GRos-GRAlN At &C.,. 75c.. $780,. 81. and up to the
$1,000
RAADAMES. 95c.. usual price $1.26
Persons desiring Silks for the FALL WEAR can save
from Is to Is per cent By purchasing now.
ALSO.
Fast-colored Lawns. 4kc. Good Calicoes 4kc: the
Best Calicoes 6Ac. : the Best Pacific Lawns 10c. (;
French Batiste, lSc. French Satteens csc. Best
French Ginghans beautiful styles. l8c.
ALSO. HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
$50 dozen MISSES SOLID COLORED HOSE. Navy
Blue and Cardinal. full regular made, 25c.. worth
S7ko.
100 dozen LADIES' SOLID CoLORs s7xc. worth 500.
MEMS COLORED HALF HOSE, 49,. usual price
S7ho.
Isle THREAD GLOVES and SILK M1TTs ct cost.
CARPETINGs.
On our second and third floors will be found
The best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 9Oc.
Good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 75c.
LOWELL and HARTFORD INGRAINS. 75c.
Good INGRAINS, 40 and SOC.
MATTINGS from 12xc. up, the finest quality.
This great sale to continue until the 18th Of August
only. Terms cash.
W. W. BURDETTE d CO..
Nos. 928 SEVENTH STREET AND 7Oe NV.
. jy14-3t
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY PAY OFFICE.
IN WARRINGTON, DC, July l3 1883
sealed Proposals.. to be endorsed Proposals. for Coal
and Wood will be received at this Office until TWELVE
NJ, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, 1883 for
the articles to be delivered at the NAVY
ernment aud subject TO the usual Inspection q the
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING
], 600 tons Cumberland Coal. q $40 lbe eaoh
100 cords very best quality Pine Wood
The Coal to be delivered carts on the wharf: TO be
Of very best quality. and containing fair proportion
Of Jumps. The wood to be delivered on the wharf.
Responsible security required on the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the articles Tho right
reserved TO reject any Ill bids not deemed advant
ageOus to the government
Blank forms for bids ut this once.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
3y1S-2aw2w Pay Inspector. q. g. Navy.
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JEwE1Rx ADVERTISEMENT No. 3.

JEwElRx ADVERTISEMENT No. g
The next article in this line to which we would call
your attention Is our
GENT. 'SROLLKD GOLD PLATE WATCH CHARMS.
Our assortment Of them is superb the variety is 30
the STYLES are so pretty, the finish is perfect
necessary to say more about them and only ask FOR
your kind inspection In price they range from Acc to
81. ~ each.
Our Rolled Gold Plate Watch Chains solid gold
designs. range from 81. - up.
Fine Gilt Watch Chains lovely patterns. 09c to g. 49,
Celuloid and Shell Watch Chains from 49c.
Black Silk Fobs with Rolled Plate Buckle, 40 and 75c
In Cents Scarf Pins we have some OF the newest
They neat and pretty and very low In price from
soc 10 $i49 We have also some very neat little Pins
for the new narrow scarf. ut 35c.
We have one case especially devoted to Black Jewelry
10, ID. 70 and 49c
English Garnets. from CSC. to 99c
We also cfer, as belong ng to this department:
Fine Light Frame Rubber Eyeglasses. Csc.
Fine Steel Frame Spectacles. at % and l9c.
Fine Skeleton Eyeglasses. 40.
These goods are at one half the regular rates.
Eyeglass Holders. l0c. Cord. &c.
Our line Of Ladies' Fancy Black Combs il very com.
plets We mention Dead and Bright Jet Combs at 25c
Golored Ball Back Combs $50. Fancy Pins for the
Hair from loo. up.
Sheet Music at cents Per COPY.
Novelties constantly arriving ct
sILvERBERG'S,
sl2 7th and sls 9Th streets northwest
lyle Near Pennsylyauis ayenue
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There Is speck OF war In the republican party
OF Pennsylvania, growing out of the recent con-
vention 1t Is openly charged by delegates that
Boss Magee pledged himself to Passmore for treas.
urer and then "betrayed him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

The New York Times presidential researches
Show that President Arthur has been making
steady progress In the confidence and good opinion
OF the people. III he keeps on at this rate he will
loom up fOrmidaby next year for the succession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

From the number and character of snake stories
coming from all parts OF the country we are salts
Ned that the present is good time for the temper
ance people to commence getting up a boom
Where are Cough and Murphy and the other boys
who used to whoop things up?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-17

In the reelection OF State Senator Cooper as
Chairman OF the republican state committee OF
pennsylvania, the stalwarts seem somehow to
have retained their grip upon the party machin-
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MISS ANNIE <. HUMPHREY.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

% B. ELLERY.
SUCCESSOR TO
DUBREUn BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRT6
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
ll12 STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON d. O.
Six OF the Finest Dress Shirts TO order Sl7 %
Si1 E1ua Fine Shirts TO order NORTHUMBERLAND. 800
Blk Fine Shirts to order. 7.60
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SPECIAL Nor1cE!

IN ORDER TO SELL Ny LARGE STOCK
OF CLOTHS AND CASsIMEREs, WILL
SELL THEM IN SUIT. COAT AND VEST
OR PANTS PATTERN. PERSONS DE-
SIROUS OF PURCHASING GOODS
SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING FINE
GOODS AT OR VERY NEAR PRIME
GUST.
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PROFESSIONAL.

EHASY FEET. ko.-RELIEF WITHOUT PAIN IN
Ia few minutes. ct DR.. WHITES establishment lll6
Be; m: to6p. M; sundays. 2 Q. M. to p. m: Hard
cuiar Excresoenca and Al comniaints oS the 80 49,
cessfully treated. twenty-five consecutive yoars a
practice in WashinRton, D. @. Once fee n ner Md
Tor putting the feet in order. ala
nR. b. L. BOyEk. MEDICAL KLECTRTCIXN.
y treat. sucSs:sfullX Female Diseass. .NsurslsiS
Turksh, Russian. Sulphur and u Medicatsd BAD
given. A17 stres. opposits Rigyn House. 90