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A FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
OF KNOX, N, ",

Was cured Of Consumption by DR.. schenck's
medicines His was n case OF great suilc'i ing
The phlegm rom his lungs won ID collect In The
bronchial trbes to su'h an extent that he vas
sonnet mes Ia danger OF choking TO death. He
mad night swea 4. Sc ere cough and often such
pain In his sides and hreast that it was impossi-
bic tolie down. Els feet and iegs were badly
swollen lie Is now so well that H. works on
his farm, aud enjoys better health than he has
In years. Call on or write t. hi.a. Ills address
is Knox, Albany county, n. Y.
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The Queens of Society

Are among The stauchest advocates OF
identifying Sozodont. which communicates
TO the teeth the glistening whiteness oil
snow, arrests their decay, renders spongy
and liberated gums healthy, and breath
made offensive by detective teeth as sweet
as boneysuckle. Lsdes, ye we're made TO
captiyaie, make your conquests sure and
swift, your EN- pire over maze hearts lassing
by lis sovereign aid. The fashionable
world declares there Is nothing like IL.
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elegant wedding card.

The HERALD job Office has Just received
l. rae and complete assortment of the
most exquisite wedding cards OF latest de-
signs ever brought 10 this city. Call and
examine them. Purchasing in large qusn-
titles for cash, thereby securing ali dis
counts. they are furnished ct remarkably
ow prices.
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RAILROADS.
HOUSTON u TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.


b N
oRkANS ALLRAlL
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Professor w. IL. Hartley has left re.
spon sible agent behind him in the name OF
J. w. Dixon, who will dispense his medi.
cines 10 the public at SO Elm street and
the public may rely on his medicines be-
ing the genuine South America cure. and
the cut and signature will appear on every
bottle. Sub-aeents wanted.
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mir. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF wORCEsT cit, MASS

Whose lungs were naturally weak, took n heavy
cold In February, 1876. He soon had all the
prominent symptoms OF Consumption As Com
sumption Is hereditary in Mr.. Winn's family,
he was naturally Bxions about his conditiul.
He used DR.. Schenck's medicines uutil cur, d.
His place Of business Is at 81 irving street, Nor.
Ccstpr. Mass
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and Color Company.
Rose City r..

This compaLy mas established ne.dquar.
ters for the sale Of their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in this city. have
been appointed agent for the sale OF same,
aud will fill all orders Mt factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. n. HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper, mouldings, etc, SIG Elm
street, Dallas Texas.
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ST.. Louis, Feb 5.-rhe Chicago d Alton
gave notice to-day of withdrawal from the
st. Louis Passenger association. Ii is not
understood the company prefers to be In a
position TO make It's own special and excur-
sion rates.
Col. Hoxie, second vice-president of the
Gould system, who has been III In Texas tor
some time, has returned home fully
restored, and will resume his duties at
once.
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ItEN. IhNl,N NiOi.UAN,

The Evangelist, of Boston, was cured OF Con.
sum ton over 20 years ago ITO Is still IN gold
health, aud preaching To his congregation ~ his
chapel M 81 Shawu;rt avenue Bosu X you
eau c III on him there. til, was a severe case
aud he has since recommended TITO medicines
y many olhers with great benent.
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ME-. DAVID LACEY

Was sick for nearly six years. He had 30 many
different doctors that he said his house looked
like Il drug store, for each physician prescribed
n different course OF treatment. lie usually gO
n little better in tho sumner mo tbs, but rs
soon as the wet cold weathyruf Jail came he wa,
down again. is weigh went down from ouc
hundred aud siSty'tve 10 ono hundred and
twenty pouads. Thea h, began 10 use Dr.
scnenck's medicines, and they cured him In tLo
course OF u rev mDutns lie H. now in exec len
health. His brother YVES al cured Of Con
by lIr Schenck's medicines. Mr.. Ia
cey resides at No. li2J spring Garden street.
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Nv ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The winter race
meeting was continued to-day. The track
was in fair condition.
Mile ard one fourth-All ages; Carter
Harrison won: Kaie Creel, second; Pat
toise, third Time-216
Selling Allowances-Mile and en- eight
Manitoba won; A,hlone, second; Evasive,
third. Time-203.
Mile-Marsh Rsdon won; Centennial,
second; Rose Of Sedan, third. Time-l;47.
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ILLINOIS.

We shall next mention tie case of Mrs. A. W.
White. of Pekin, III. Her husband writes Nov.
2ls 1875:
ia the winter OF 1872. three prominent doc
tors tod me that my wife had Cons ump tOn, and
that she could not live until sprlu :" by the
advice OF n friend she used nr. echencks medi-
cl les, and her hush nd In his gratitude says:
"Thsnk God. by its use her life was saved, Sne
is now entirely well
Mr.. White is the proprietor of the White House
al Pekin, Ill. II you live near there call and see
him.
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ILLINOIS.

Mr.. Peter Christopher OF Pawnec, III, In his
letter 20 br. Schehck. dated June 18th 1875 says
that he took seveuly.Ave bottles of cod liver oil,
among Other disAgreeable medicines. and alt
without benefit" lie had al the symptoms of
Consumption. bleeding from the lungs cough
and night swcats. He sayr, 1t is without doubt
that owe INV lie TO tho uss OF yodr medicines.
am now wei! aud aaa..y.
Thlsis from a report made 70 DR.. sch,nck al
his home Office in Philadelphia:
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= MIR. BENJAMIN TIFFANY,
!. OF BAY CITY. MICH,

Writes that his mother who formerly lived Mt
OswegO, N. Y was cured OF CJnsumptol Ia the
year 1874. 1his Is another case which the phys.
lcians pronounced iucurable.
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appropriated and that the value of the
land remaining TO each proprietor. would he
snhancad thnt he would gain, not lose, by
the scheme. NJ Plosrd, 700, who resisted
tina oil, based his argument ON the neoes'
silly OF respecting Arab property, which
he clearly believed Was heing taken away,
II Il be remen barred that the Alferians own
ard value their estates lust no Englishmen
do, that they dettss the near utighbOrh0od
OF the c0lo'iisla anu that their agriculture
IL quite ~ good "a that III freuohmea on u
new nhli the naicre Il this proposal will be-
understood. And then thu Frepch are
shocked hecsnse their Arab Suhjsc,a break
into rebellion whenever they see a chance
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WNi. ~. BLAKE,

Captain Of the stcamer 'John II. Msude," u
the Memphis aud l. Louis Packet Line. has
4 sed DR. schemes remedies IN hi- family Tor
years with great benefit, In the fail OF 1874 he
recommended them TO Mr.. Porter LeOusrd, who
kccl tho ,argc livery stable, AZ Cururr ~ Smith
~ Il Pine streets, Sc Louis Mr Tor vr's n
was suffering with Consumption ~ the time lie
had tried many remedies. Rs well as residence
In too Solth. without bencht By the use
nj Dr. Srhcncks msd,cine, lac was restored -
pori,ct hr NTH
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ord's Place makes no pretensiops, Il IL ali
truth. II fs supplied with the best brands
Of wnirky, the finest wines, the purest liq
mar street; Frsnk Cauthcrn msnaeW.
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Wa attacked with Con nmnt,on IN 1851. She
suffer Il with tho disease or several years dur.
ing which time she used many cough remedies,
aud was ate adei ~ physlciaus, hut ARA iuai y
grow Nur-o. In 1851 was exam Iod by Df.
SchcnCk, aud soon a t'r began using his modi'
clues. she usrd them for little over two
mouth. and was ent rely cured. sac has ,n'
luycd good health ever sinue.
Mrs. LassOn lives nj No. 3li West 18th street,
Go ana zee her.
A full account OF her case Is given IN DR..
Sohcnok's book on Consump lou, which Is sent
free Ia all ann ICantA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
Bnrnett's Cocoaine Has Received Univer-
sal Endorsement

Ne other preparation possesses such re-
markable proprieties for embellishing ald
strengthening the hair and rendering IL
dark aud glossy. 1t cures badness and
eradicates dandruh. Burnett's .Flayoring
Extracts are the best.
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DR.. !. +. Mundy, Owentown, Kentucky
says: 81 found Browns Iron Bltters one
Of the best tonics and have prescribed II
freuuenilvu
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MIR. JOHN q. NOTHACKER,
OF SHELBY, OHIO,

Read the Cleveland Herald, aud saw that sew
eral persons had beeu cured OF Consumption bv
DR. schenca's meuioi eS He concIud ID TO try
them SIS he had been suffering wi h Jung dis
case Tor some tl.ne. IL btys. 'Iaty were
rather slow ia their action at lrst but a'ter taxi
ing EN- for ouDc Of weeks saw That was
getting b tier" He fool recovered his health
and strensth SEQ DE- Schoncks book ON Con-
sumptio page II.
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MIR. A. B. GRIFFIN,

or Ravennn Ohio. was cured of severe bleeding
of the lungs by theuse OF DIR. sjnenok's Pull
monte syrup.
BE sure to send for DIR. schenck's book on Con-
sumrtion: you will find It OF great value whe,h.
or You conclude to use his Remedies or not. II
Is sent Tree, post paid. Addres, j. II. Schenck
& son, corner 9th and Arch s,re.ts. Philadcl'
phis. Pa. DR.. schencks Medicines pulnonio
Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills,
are sold by all druggists.
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As n Cure for Sore Throat aud Coughs,
browns Bronchial Troches' have been
thoroughly tested, aud maintain their
good reputation.
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that caused his death. His sufferings must
have been most acute and his fortitude in
the light of the present developments was
snmething emar able.
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+, W, Gaebel, druggist, of L1ulsburg,
Kinsss, says II hays sold 'Prlrkiy ASH
Bittsrs' for five years. md have never
handled u medicine which rave more uni.
v"rsrl satisfaction. l. is fast becoming thu
family medicine OF this section. lhave
warranted dozens OF bottles aud never had
nnu r.iura.I ~
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Away Up Head.
Benson's CapciLe Porous Plas'ers are
easily first, no matter what may come
next. "-fJ. T. Ms"mshon, n, Y.
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To all who are suffering rom the errors
and iDdiscretions Of youth, nervous weak,
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc,
will send recipe that will cure you, free o.
charge, This great remedy was discovered
BY q missionary in South America. Ssnn
o self-adcressed envelope 10 the Rev.
Joseph +. Inmsn, station ID, New York
ity.
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The Winter Mceting.

The hest smoking tobacco is Little
Inler ~
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mir. y. MGOSIGAL,

or the Empire House, Aaron, Ohio, says. my
motrer was saved from II Colsumptiyc's grave
by the use OF Or. Schenck's medicines, and I'D.
wise all who are afflicted with lung diseases TO
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INV wife's Sugars nervous affection,
SAYS Rev. j. A. Edie, OF Bearer, Pa wa
cured by Samaritan Eervine." 81 50 at
druggists.
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Mr.. James Walker, Ennis Texas, saws:
"Brown's Iron Bilters has given me
strength and perfect health"
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CONSECTICIg.

Nj T r. Salisbury. OF South Kiiiing'y, was
red of Consumption In 1850, by the us5 OF Or,
hcucks medicines.
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The Horsford's Almanac and Cook Book
Three mailed tree on application to the
Rumiord Chemical Works, Providence,
Rhode Island.
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viz. j. =. BUTTON,

or The firm Of Uptnn & Browne mnchl1ls'g, o'
Battle Ctrck. Mica, Me Cgms Lnyeriy, OF Char
loue Mich. usef ur. -choncks mpli ciu,s,
They erred him OF seyirs Bronchial affection,
with VIII ch hc had suffered Tor .oug um5, This
wa, Ia Is and Mr Layeriy has hal no return
OF the discas'.
Mr. Up on was also cured OF n serious dlsoaso
by Or SChci Ck's medicines.
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JONI IrJIiIS.
OF LA PORTE, IND,

Was 10 low with Consumption Ia l,1' thg. h.
hal no hone OF recovery ha lnys m his e,ief
u ar s.hcuck Jan, 4, lssl, II waited Tor
drsth - put an end o. my luilHrinls ] was
disgu ted with nedicluc.; | had ricd 81 many
without benefit ami Whom Eum' Que iy!Hed nc
10 take yours, pIalnlY said tnal did not wish
10 bc experienced on any more % Nc. iiliok
wa persuaded, huwyyvf 10 usn pr' SrhcnrEs
medicines, aud his tOnii ion impr0ycd rapidly
from their use, Ito va entirely cured, and
says "haIH 30 owes his lifj 10 the mc OF pr.
>rhenck's medicines
Mr. Itsick IA well known In La Porte, helng
ono 81 the original German settlers OF La Pore
county, Ind
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8rR. GEORGE G. REODENi
OF ALBANY. N. Y

In the year 1873. At the solicitation ofmGny OF
his patients. the doctor hal consented 80 viNi
Albany for twodsys, aud while making eXami-
nations ana giving anvil 10 his pa nts "a
s,anwix Hall he was ca led uIou by MT X d
den. III, story wss a sad ona. His NC daugh-
Ter ha been sick for u lolg time, aud was ~
low that Il was impossible for him - brl1
her to the hotel; I fact she was confined TO her
bed Mr.. H. dden had em ploy'd several OF Al
bsny's bg stpnysiciaus. and they all pronouuoed
her ineurabie. . vefal ot her mothers rela-
tiv had III d OF consumption. and the only
thing ap afenilv TO be hoped Tor was somethit 8
u scothe aud comfort her for the little time she
had iolive.
Ater his Office hours DR.. schenck visited Mr
Red tens residence in East Albany. and alter q
careful examination OF his patient told the pa
rents that he believed she could b cured. He
was right for after ling his remedies for 2week'
she began 20 Improve RAPIDLY, and in 8 shor
time was entirely cured This case Is wei
known In Alhany, and auy one terested car
call on Mr. Redien. whose Office i NJ Tire Cornrl
Orange and Nster streets. Mr.. RIDDEN il The
acent of the White Line Central Transit Co. a
Albany
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VIII YOU suffer with dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for II. Sold by JEFF M. House,
druggist, Dallas. Texas.
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MNs. j. -. MILLER,

OF New Castle, Ind, Is another who was saved
irons CDlsumriiyl grave by Dr. S'hcucss
medicines, after she hal been attended, by New
Castle ana II gcrstOwu ph slclins without benz
edt. Call on her OF wits 10 the above address.
uv tn udyigs nj
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~ TINN cARn - NFI.tcr NOvEMRER ~ lssa.
some NORTH.

TEzEAs5 AMID EUROPE,
K
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MIR. A. SHELLY.

cha Is Rt Grass Lake Mich, was considered IN
lncurahlc Colsumptys lie was - slck that he
gave up all bnsintsA II, wa induced to uso
Dr. 5chcuck's medicine by usadiuE DR.. sChoncks
book Is nov In active bui oss anl IN perfe
health. lie has recommended She medicines TO
Others, and says lac can tel Of SOM wonderful
umIrA mAhn by lhem. 90 and 500 him
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MR.. NORMAN BLANCHARD

Resides "a Florida. BERKSHIRE cou 7iy, Mass.
In the fall Of ISL he vas very iov VIII con-
gestion OF the lungs. aud as the COLI weather
cam on has disease RAPIDLY developed into n
vell-ma ked case Of Pulmonary Con umption.
His rhysifiaf. a. 10 too often the case when
this dlsesse becomes firmly seate' told him
thai there vas no benefit 10 Be derived fr m
NJ medical treatment and % discontinued his
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Mns. joan rN0LEsnUR0mER.

Her husband SAYS MY doctor told mo hat
he could do nothing Tor her.. aud that there
was No hops for her recovery" sac was cured
by nr, schonuA's rulmouo syrup aud s,Eweed
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n. W. NEBELTuAU,

Another old citizen OF Porte, Ind, and ex.
Trustee of The Ciua,y, was dangerously gu ailh
lung foyer IN 1859 10 " ed Dr, S1hCncks
med 'ine.. and was entirely cured,
There Is hardly n town or city In the State ~
Indiana where De. Schencgs medicine, have
MT laada cnfes In serIons mug dlseates.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-09
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
QUICK results at Howo's Business schoo

QUICK results at Howe's Business School.
JOHN III. MITCHELL has been appointed
an additional private on the police force.
DISTRICT AUDITOR TIcHENoR has So
lected the Washington Safe Deposit Company
to take care OF District securities.
The Health Officer to-day discovered an
other case OF pleuro-pneumonia in COW aud
VIII have post.mortem examination held on
the carcass.
PROFESSOR Bon ODLUM, who was stabbed
the other day by man named Cohen, is still
hardly able to walk.
MIR. II. G.. McCAULEY took out a permit
to-day TO erect a row of six houses on North
Carolina avenue, between First and Second
streets, Capitol Hill, to cost $4,000.
AN old white man named Joseph Butler
pleaded guilty before the Police Court to-day
10 stealing Ave augur bits from John Lynch, for
which he went down Tor fifteen days.
THE meeting at Northeast Temperance
Hall, corner OF Ninth and streets northeast,
on tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock will be ad
dressed by Professor W. II. Mitchell and Mrs
i. d. Russell.
EMANUEL HECT, the secondhand dealer
has taken out warrant against DR.. Town
shend, charging him with committing, Great
Ing and maintaining nuisance injurious tc
health In having an unhealthy building.
MR.. GEORGE Il. JONES has been informed
by the commissioners In regard to his request
10 have the space opposite tho wharf of the
steamer Mattano improved, that tho street
VIII BIO paved, which will remedy tho evil com
planned OF.
MIR. r. @. LEWIS has taken out permit
TO erect a commodious building on Seventh
street, above K. As soon as completed, he
hats 10 the new building. Mr.. N. Il. Haller is
the architect and builder.
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The Russian FACTORY LAW.

The new Russian Factory law imposes tho
children: 1. Children OF the age OF from 10 to
IL years are only permitted to work durinf
the day In certain specified industries. q
Children from IL to fifteen years are to be al
lowed to do night work In spinning and textile
factories, as well as in glass works. 3. Work
is formally forbidden 70 children under 15
years in the following branches OF industry,
among others, in mills whore lambs WOOL
felt, hair, feather and down are worked up; In
bleaching works. In washing, bleaching and
aSd sSearipa machines; 1 in prIntins and dves
ing works; IN all unhealthy work In colors
in skin and parchment works, except in some
safe employments; in vanishing leather, In
grinding bones, in carbontc and turpontine
products; In potteries ana china WORKSHOP
the preparation OF material, turning, engrav-
ing, polishing and baking (moulding is author
fred.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water at o..
M: Great Falls, temperature, n; condition,
81 receiving reservoir, temperature, So
condition at north connection, 3; at south
connection, 10; distributing reservoir, tom
perature, 10; condition at lnlluent gatehouse,
10; at eflluent gatehouse 81.
Captain VIM. A. Brannock, OF the schooner
Nellie, lying at Libbeys wharf, was awakened
this morning, about IL 80 O'Clock, by rust
ling In his cabin, and saw the form OF man
window. Before he could make an outcry the
intruder had taken possession OF a pair of
pants in one OF the pockets OF which was n
purse containing between 800 and 500. As
soon as possible the Captain gave chase, but
the thief eluded him. Captain Brannock is
from Church Greek, Eastern Shore or Mary
land.
ATTEND Howe's Business School, 517 18th st.
Joseph Butler, q middle-aged colored man,
applied to Mr.. John Il. Lynch, q contractor
living on the Canal Road, yesterday for work.
MIR. Lynch gave him something TO do. IN ro-
turn Butler stole several braces and bits. Com
plant was made at tho police station, and
Onlcer HARRISON found that the articles had
been sold TO Mr.. p. q. Merry by Butler. Tho
latter was arrested, and In the Police Court
this morning was fined SO or sent to jail for
thirty days. Mr.. Lynch recovered his prop
erty.
George Johnson, colored, was arrested this
morning for disorderly conduct on the streets
OF West Washington.
The funeral OF Mrs. A. II. Whiting will occur
this evening at o'clock from the residence OF
MIR. II. d. Hartley.
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EAST WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Dougherty's funeral took place from
St. Peters Church this morning. Requiem
macs was celebrated. The cortege proceeded
to Mount Olivet Cemetery. This was tho largest
funeral which Capitol Hill has seen for a long
time.
The citizens OF East Washington, ono aud
all, express the greatest satisfaction at the re.
turn OF Lieutenant James Il. Boteler TO the
Eighth Police Precinct. Lieutenant Boteler
has been at the First Precinct one year, but for
Elk years prior to that time was in his present
station. Lieutenant Greer carries with him
tho respect OF all with whom he has had any
dealings.
There will be q temperance rally this even.
ing at the Seamens Bethel Retreat. Several
prominent advocates OF temperance Will
speak and good time Is anticipated. Cos.
pei temperance meeting at do D. m. to-mor-
row afternoon and the openair meeting at the
foot OF Eleventh street southeast at q 80 p. m.
ATTEND Howes Business School, 517 9TH st.
Mr.. John II. Mahoney was driving down
Third street this morning In a light wagon.
Tho horse was going at a good speed, when
Mr.. Mahoney, who evidently wanted him u
beat his record, began whipping himSsetfhs
horse kicked down the dash.b oard>tr0ke both
shafts and knocked seven. sepofes out OF the
front wheel. Tho driyespescaped uninjured.
Fergusop,s,&efqfc Tonic Soda.
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Hut what Democratic Reform
Speech He can Mako To-day.

New York Times OF August Q, 1881.
nit Is many years since there has been
an occasion IN our politics TO call forth such
an appeal TO the sound instincts and the hon.
est sentiments OF American citizens as that
contained In Mr.. Carl Bchurz'5 address at the
meeting In the Grand Opera.House, OF Brook
Ign, last night and there arc few men who
could respond TO the occasion SO adequately.
His speech ought TO BIO read and pondered by
every Republican voter. 1t must carry con-
viction TO every mind that Is not already
tainted by the poison OF political dtshonor or
blinded by the prejudice OF party. II was ad-
dressed TO Republicans by Republican, and
appeals to oil that Is best In the sentiment that
gave tho Republican party its power and Its
prestige In the past. Mr.. Schurz set
forth in clear light. Mr.. Schurz
made his speech most effective. Mr..
Schurz eharply presents the opportunity.