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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12
Hen. DANIEL L. BEATTY, OF Washington, y. j..
ifes Lima Z

Mr.. Joseph Foddle gentleman in my employ, was
afflicted with what wss supposed 10 be Consumption.
got him 10 your Pulmonic Syrup. Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills. and state that he
has been able TO return 10 his Office duties. and that
bus health is better han II has been for years.
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During the years 1880 and 1851, FREDERICK TRULL.
Of Ind

Lost Lis mother and brother by Copsunpton. aud
shortly after attacked with the disease himself.
He supposed that there hope, he had always
been ,old by physicians that Consumption was incur
able As he grew worse having an the sy1g toms OF
remedies They saved MS life. and he is now Ysn and
hearty See record of his case. Is Dr. SchSDcks
Gnok ON nnsumptlOn.
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1 was great sufferer from Dyspepsia, Bronchial az
fectons and Pulmonary trouble, and sick that
thought should be compelled to give up preaching
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BEwARE of the incipient stages of consump-
ton. Take Piso'5 Cure in time
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SHELLY. of the firm OF Smith Shelly Dry Goods
Merchants, Grass Lake, Mich.

believe your treatment and Medicines saved my
life was told by several physicians OF this city that
] had consumption.
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Who lives ut 20. SO Ann street, Newburg. n. Y,
sick with Consumption Tor over two years. She was
cured by DIR. Schencks Medincines in 1873 and has
had good health ever since.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

BoILS, Carbuucles snd scalds are eliminated
by Using Samaritan. heroine Ali druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12
Gaia RHTHIS REMEDY

Mrs, f FORBES. of Potsdam, N y. writes
- Samaritan AelriRe cnred my son OF epilepsyn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

PREVENT marlaria attacks by lnYigorating
the liver with DR.. Sanford's Liver Invgorator
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

foR cold IN the head, there is nothing 30
good as Plso's Remedy for Catarrh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12
A. FOSTER, Of Putnam, Conn,

Writes April 49, 1881, that his son cured of Coz
sumption by the use Of DR.. Schenck's Medicines.
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MOTHER SWANS Wolm syr mp, tasteless. 2
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UsE the Frazer Axle Grease, tits the best in
the world-wllt wear twice az long as any other.
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"RoueB on Rats clears out Rats. Mice. l5,.
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GEO. c. REDDEN. Agent of the White Line Trans
taticr O., az llinanI. n Y

Writes that hs daughter given up sS incurabls by
three of the best physicians of that city She
stored to perfect health by Dir, Schencks Medicines.
although the disease is hereditary in her mothers
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GAIN
Health and Happiness.
~ . DO is OTHERS
CSCT q HAVE DONE.


Are your Kidneys disordered2E
8 Kidney Wort brought me from my grave, II
we're after had been given up by 10 best doctors IN
Are your nerves weak2
] Kidney Wort cured me from nervous wcskness
] Goodwin, Ed chrfstidn Monitor Cleveland, 0.
Have you Bright's DiseasePH
"Kidney ort cured me when my water was Just
j like chalk and then like blood
Suffering from Diabetes?
kidney Wort Is the most successful remedy have
Dr.. Phillip c. Ballou, Monkton, "
Have you Liver Complaint?k
h .KidreyWort cured me Of chronic Liver Diseases
Henry Ward, late Col 69th Nat Guard. \. Y.
Is your Back lame and aching2
"ktdney-Wort, q bottle cured me- when was so
g. NJ. Tslimsse Milwaukee Wis i
Have you Kidney DiseaseP
.'Kidney-yort made me soundin liver ami kidneys
after years OF unsnccessful Goctoring. It's worth
Are you Constipated?
"hldney,Wort causes easy eyacuaiions and cured 1
nelson Fstrchild, st Adams, Vt j
Have you MalariaP
! remedy have ever used in my pseetice.n
d.. Il, K. CLARK, South Hero, " 2
! Are you BiliOusP
"Ridney-N Wort has done more good than any z
other remedy have ever taken 3
Mrs J. 7. Galloway, FIX Fiat Oregon :
Are you tormented with Piles2 5
kidney wort permanently cured ine - bleeding
piles. Or. W. G. Kline recommended * 10 me"
Geo II. Horst, Cashier N. Bank, MyeTetown, Pa. 4
Are you rheumatism racked Z? Il
'Kidney-Wort cured me, after was given up 20 y
die by physicians and had suffered thirty years..
Elbridse Malcolm, West Bath, Maine
Ladies, are you SufferlngP h
"Kidney-Wort cured me of peculiar trouble. OF n
several years standing Many friends and praise
it," Mrs. II. LamoTeauI, lEle La Motto, Vt z
If you would Danish Disease &
II and gain Health, Take \
|. KIDNEY zsISSzz Il
The BLOOD CLEANSER. I
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Young Ladies,

..RourH on Coughs" Iroches 15c; Liquid, soc
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''RoUoH or DENTIST" Tooth Powder, 15c.
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RocHEs1ER, June /, 1882. Ien
Years ago 1 WAS attacked with the most
Intense and dsathly pains in my back and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

A. W WHITE, Proprietor of the White House" Pc,
KIN. H. writes Nov. 81 ~:
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Mrs. SOPHIA NJ. LAWSON

Writes Nov G, 1882: have used DR.. Schenck's Med
cines in my family for many years. know of tho
who have been cured OF very serious lung disease
their use.
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Baptist Publication Society at Maiden Rock. Wis.,
Says that his wife entirely cured by the use OF
DR.. Schenck's Medicine. He has also used the Pull
monte Syrup himself with great benefit for hoarse-
ness or ministers throat. For further inforna-
ton address him az Maiden RocR. Wis.
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". L. DUYCRINCK. ESQ. whose place OF business is
at No. 507 Broadway New York City.
Says Twelve years ago my physician left my wife
TO die but thanks TO your great medicines, she hNes
to-day, monument TO their efficacy.
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WELLS May-AppIe Diver Pills, Toe.
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Mrs. J. D. GOODWIN. of Canaserags Allegany Co.
New York,
Writes Nov g. 1851 that she has been cured Of Con-
sumption by Or. Schencks Medicines See her letter
on page of DR.. Schenck's Book Consumption.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

.BouGH on Toothache." instant relief. 15c.
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PEOPLE WHO HAVE USED
DR., SCHENCk'S
MEDICINES,
PULMOkic SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
AND
MANDRAKE PILLS.

GO and see any one whose name is men
toned here. and convince yourself that
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Who resides at No. 12 Tremo ont street Cambrtdgepo
Mass, cured of Consumption by Dr. Schenck's
Medicines twenty three years ago The last ply
stefan she employed before usiDg them informed her
sister that she could live but few weeks She has
been in good health since. Read very interesting
letter from her in DR.. Schencks Book on Consump-
ton page 49, This book is sent free TO all applicants
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
Departure OF Rev. r. 9. Lee-Fu
neral of David Porter POItcs

Departure OF Rev. r. @. Lee-Fu-
neral of David Porter Police
NOtes.
The Rev. Frederic O. Ice, rector OF Grace
Episcopal Church, will take his departure 10.
day TOR HE new field OF duty at Havre de Grace
during his short stay In this section, who
deeply regret tho loetng OF him. Ho has been
succeeded by the Rev. John W. Phillips, OF
East Washington.
The funeral OF Mr.. David Porter, OF street,
between Third and Four-and-a-halt streets
southwest, took place from st. Dominic's
Unurch NJ 10 O'Clock this morning and was
largely attended By the friends OF the de-
ceased. The Knights OF st. Peter, OF which the
oecessed was a member, attended the funeral
the funeral proceeded to Mount OIivet Gene
terry, whore the interment took place.
The steamer Lady OF the Lake did not leave
on her regular trip to Norfolk last night. A
lrrge gang OF workmen has been engaged ut
Inc wharf, and are rapidly repairing the
Damage done the steamer in tho collision on
to have the steamer ready for the Norfolk trip
tom0rrow evening.
hr. VIM. Parker has returned to his home.
No. d70 street southwest, after an absence
OF about two years. He has n great many
friends In this section who will be GLAD to
learn OF his return.
Miss Annie L. Morrow, OF No. d1s Eighth
street southwesfl is 70 be married to Mr.. Frank
y. Opold, OF Northeast Washington, at st.
morrow evening.
The applications for special policemen dur.
Ing the inaugural ceremonies have been com.
Ing IN quite rapidly the past week at the sta
iion.house. Up TO this time sixty applications
have been received.
Mr.. Robert II. Hopkins, tone OF the boys" OF
this section, has returned after prolonged
trip through the North and West.
Police onlcer @. e. Olarkson reported aiokatI
the station yesterday. He HaaEptfft TO his
home, No. 708 Sixth .afrsSts Nth west, aud
medical aid summ0ngS
FULL.DREsepbfts. Eiseman Bros, eth and p.
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Meeting of the Executive Com.
mittee TO.day-The Invitations,
Tickets. Etc.

Meeting of the Executive Com.
Inittee To.dny-The Invitations,
Tickets, Etc.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Inaugural
tioD Committee had a meeting at Democratic
headquarters to-day. II was determined that
the Executive Committee Will receive up to
Januaiy 8 bids IN fixed sum for the privilege
OF publishing the Official programme of tue
inauguration celebration, bids to show the
FORM OF publication, the matter and iltustra-
lions TO BIO contained therein, exclusive of
that FURNISHED by tho committed, and the
number and size OF pages bids to be decided
with regard not only 10 price, but TO attractive
neee OF design.
An Auditing Committee was appointed, com.
posed OF William II. oiaggett, II. A. willard
and Watson Boyle.
The design for the card OF invitation, pre-
scented by Mr.. v. @. Fischer, OF this city, was
adopted, and the Committee on Desfgn was
instructed TO enter into O contract with him at
once for the engraving and printing OF the
same.
good deal OF time was expended In tho dis.
cussion of the various designs submitted by
parties local and transient.
Mr.. M. W. Gait rendered his resignation as
member OF the General Committe OF fifty, and
Mr.. Watson Boyle wrs substituted.
The Executive Committee adjourned to meet
~ the same place on Saturday evening next at
p. m. The Committee on Distribution OF
Tickets Will have eT ecial meeting tomorrow
TO devise scheme OF distribution.
Messre. Samuel O. Raub and Smith'have sub
mitted PROPOSALS for the refreshment privilege
mt The Inauguration pall.
Some OF the gentlemen who came here from
New York and elsewhere TO compete for the
printing OF invitations and tickets TO the ball
complain that they were brought In competi.
Hon with the Government, PB the work is 70 DO
aone at the bureau OF Engraving aud Prlut-
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TREASURY LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
New Circular rhat creates n Sem
saIIOn I'm tho DennrfInnnf.

new circular rhat Creates n Sem
sattOn TN the Department.
The following circular has been issued by
Secretary Mcoulioch and creates q great deal
OF discussion In the Department.
The act OF Congress, approved March 9,
1883, provides "that ~ oil absence
from the Departments on the part OF 9
clerks or other employees, In excess Of such
heads thereof, which shall not exceed thirty
neBe, shall be without pay"
Hereafter, the following regulations will be
observed In relation to leaves OF absence;
First-Leaves OF absence will be granted for
thirty days only In the calendar year.
Second--Appltcatious for leave will bo ad.
dressed TO the Secretary and forwarded
tnrouRn and DO approved by the head OF the
bureau or chief OF the division OF the Score.
ployed. 80
Third-The application will DO for the mum.
. per or Gays only for which leave 10 desired at
.ne ume, ana VIII state the date on which 10
10 10 commence, and every day from the com
mencement TO the expiration Of the leave will
be ftckoned.
Fourth Whenever leave shall have been
granted, the period covered by It Will be
charged against the clerk or employe, whether
Fifth.-In case OF absence by reason OF sick
ness, the clerk or employe Will present his
peIeonal certincate, upon honor, stating the
iact OF such sickness, giving the precise date
or oates thereof, and certifying that for such
period he was unable, by reason OF such sick.
ness, to perform the duties OF his position in
the Department. Such certificate Will also
state whether physician was employed, and,
II go, his name and address will be given, aud
his certificate, giving the datee OF his attend.
ance, must accompany the personal certificate
nerein required. II no physician was In at
tendance, the personal certificate must DO ap-
proved by an onicer under whom tho party Is
employed.
sixth-Tbe certificates provided for in tho
NTH paragraph must be submitted through
the ONCE in which the clerk or employe is en-.
ployed, and must accompany the semi.
monthly time report for the period In which
the absence occurred; otherwise they will not
pc considered In making payments for that
Seventh In cases In which It shall appear
that the sickness alleged is caused by the ex-
ceseiye use OF Intoxicating liquor or Is the re-
suit OF other improper conduct, tho absence
caused thereby Will DO considered as Without
leave, and Will subject the party 70 dismissal.
Eighth-No evidence of sickness will be re.
ceived for any portion of the period covered
by leave OF absence; nor Will any allowance
20 made for other than personal sickness OF
the clerk of employe.
Nlnth-No leave OF absence will be granted
70 any clerk or employe whose aggregate
absence from tho Department, from any cause,
within the year shall have exceeded forty.nve
days.,
Tenth-Heads OF bureaus and chiefs OF
divisions Will see that these regulations, 80
far as they relate to applications for leave aud
TO furnishing evidence OF sickness, are strictly
complied with.
II. MccULLocu,
Secretary.
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THE POLICE COURT.

Henry oliver, hungry-looking colorod
hoy, was behind the bars for breaking
Into the clearinghouse OF Howard 4 Wilson and
stealing therefrom lot OF pics and knife
and fork to est them with. He was sent to tho
reform School during his minority.
Frank Rollins, a young white man with q
bad face, was In the dock on n charge OF steal
ing two coa's from the hallway OF Mrs. Doug
lass Allison. The property was found where
he attempted to sell 1t. Judge Smell said he
Intended to break up the hallway sneak.
thieves II possible. Six months in jail.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
Evangelist Moody Coming.

II was stated at the meeting OF pastors held
yesterday that Mr.. Moody would be here Fri.
day, January 10, TO remain four days. The
meetings conducted by him Will be- In the
nature OF Convention OF Christian Workers
The largest suitable audience room was de-
sired by him and the issue OF tickets for each
session 10 be distributed through the pastors.
Inc use OF several churches was rendered,
among them the New York Avenue, Metropol'
ltan, FOUNDRY, Mt. Vernon and O1ugregai i0nal.
Committees were appointed as follows Execu.
1--we committee, Messrs. Bartlett, NaylOr, Butler,
faunce, Wynkoop and Johnson committee on
place OF holding the next meeting, Messrs.
faunce, Price, Power Little, Cox, Presbrey, and
Parker; committee on music, AIessrs. Wynkoop,
wilson and tshephard committee on pro.
grammes, Messrs. Butler, Greene Burdlck, Ed
wards and Harding committee on finances,
Messrs. johnson, Ryneal, Pratt, EmerHfaop
ham, Warner and Morrell. The paesfing ad
lourned, with prayer, subject1ffo call. The
Rev. Or, Bartlett Is chairmRBor the executive
Shirts, COllaEt Rnd CuHs Done pUp,
equal to ~ aqMergan's Steam Laundry.
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Mrs. M, n. Roberto, 225 THIRD street, reports
that Sl2 In money was stolen from her house
on Chrik tmas day.
Ohnrles i. Pollock, OF Leesburg, Va, reports
That he WIS robbed OF a gold watch and chain
a the National Hotel November z last.
=, j, Smith, OF D32 Pennsylvania avenue,
reports that gold watch worth Y35 was stolen
from his store by sneak thief.
blue beaver overcoat was stolen from
Johnson's rostaurant at Thirteenth and u
stree u, last evening.
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s seS 5sl EI:,a.stsyftsfsr, gHamputger,s.

IkAHf hundred people assembled at Grand
Army BAN last night, and with the Union
Veteran Corps, First Company, took trip
around the world, with the aid OF stereOptlcon
views. In Just nfty minutes every notable
place In the civilized world had been visited
and the v0yagers returned after n pleasant
and interesting journey. The floor was thee
cleared for dancing, which was kept up until
midnight.
WHILE coasting on sixth street hill, In the
county near How0rd University, last Saturday
night, white boy, named Harry W. Deggs, -
years old, was struck on the head by descend.
y sled and apparently only slightly Injured.
He complained OF dizziness In his head sun.
day, and although he received medical attend
ance no died yesterday afternoon at A o'clock.
The coroner gave certificate OF death In &C.
cordatc co with the above facts.
IRE semi annual election OF officers In Good
VIII Commandery, No. 81, u. o. q. o., last
evening, resulted as follows; Noble com.
mander, Richard II. Brouner; noble Vice com.
manderv Alexander Seoley; worthy prelate, H.,
=. Janney; N. X. OF records, Edward Steer; Il.
X. Of records, j. Il. Moore; treasurer, Walter
Aliens oithy hernid, A. NJ. McBath: inside
wafder, William II pOpei outside werder,
WALDO q. Perry; past noble commander,
FRANK q. severance trustee, s. |. Groot, A,
~. hcBatni w. q. Perryi repre- ,entqt lyeJ.ebHs
Grand Commandery, William Hstia0f,es alter.
nat, waldo q. Perry, ItekkAftefs viii be 10.
stalled on MondaysnaSdfdg.
luLI.-llllReNfYebt. Elsoman Bros I'M and Il
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BONDS. Bid. Ask'd Rn. STOCK. ma lAsk'a

Herzog's was crowded last night and many
were turned away. II seems as though the
success OF this house is assured from the
start. The management were fortunate In
opening with a stalking" company. They MI
q four weeks engagement, and the large
houses they have already drawn augIrs well
ior the success OF the rest OF their engagement,
ana last evening 10 exceedingly pleased au.
dlences. Miss Danielle, as Oiiuetie strength.
ened the favorable impression which she Gre
united with q charming modesty, which Is
exceedingly attractive. Her companions are
lively and pretty, and present an agreeable
stage picture.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
An Important Decision in Regard to
Lilo INSURANCE Policies.

Justice Macarthur, In tho Court In General
Term yesterday, delivered an important opin-
lon in the case OF the Central National Bank
against Annie q. Hume, widow OF the late
Thomas l.. Hume. Tho creditors OF the de-
cefsed brought suit to recover from his insur
ance money, but tho Court decided that that
money was not part OF his aesets. They were,
however, entitled TO the amount that he had
paid In premiums, with interest, from 1874,
when he became insolvent. The amount ips.
yolved is about S35, 900. ..u1S<s5Ss
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
The Treasurership OF tho Jeannet

Lieutenant John II. Moore, who has been or.
as secretary and treesurer OF the Jeanette
monument fund, and PAYNE ster Oarmody has
been elt tied TO succeed him. The fand is
now -, 1862.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30

A Cigar Manufactures Charged
with Violating the Internal Rev

Lewis r. Bart, q wholesale cigar manu-
10 oturer ON Seventh street, was charged Ia the
Police Court to-day with violating the internal
revenue laws In two instances.
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas stated that
there were two cases against Bart in violating
sections $500 and 1907, Revised Statutes OF
the United States, In removing forty.six cigars
without having them stamped and also with
falling 10 Keep In his books a correct record OF
his daily purchases and disposal Of raw
tobacco.
The case was continued for one week under
$500 bail,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
To-pAY,s QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
hets.
The following summary by b. X. Plain Il
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth aud streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago grain and
sarovlsion market up to p. m. to-day:
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT--Justice Cox.-United stltes
We. Howgate; sales finally ratified, receiver
discharged ana cause referred to the auditor.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30

MALONE-At his late residence, 100 II
street northwest, on Monday, December 20,
1854, at . 80 q. M, John X. Malone, aged fS
years.
DOMINGO.-On December %, OF pneumonia.
Antonio Domingo (colored), born IN Brazil, but
resided In this city over forty years, aged 80
years. faithful, honest and trusted SER
want.
TeweP, only sister OF Rev. Father TeWes, pas.
tor OF 81. Mary's Church, In this city.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence In Baltimore.
JACK On Sunday morning, December %,
1881, at No. 81 | street northwest, Mr., John NJ,
Jack, after brief illness.
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Buck & Co. Disbarred.

by the direction OF Secretary Lincoln,
Messrs. Buck h 90. have been disbarred from
practice before the War Department.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30

The total number OF deaths reported during
me week ending December 81 1884, was 80;
81 white and 10 colored, the rate OF mortal.
ity per 1000 per annum being ii 61 for the
white and 33.77 for the colored and 30 for
the total population.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-30
Chamber Sets, Combination Dinner
and Tea Sets.
PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.
Fl. HOLLANDER,


COVE chamberlain. on Saturday, Decem.
Der 81, 1884, by the Rev. DR.. Barker, Mr.. j
Edward Cove, OF Cambridge, Mass, to Miss
Kate ChamberliD, OF Beloit, WIS.