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BAD BLooD,
sCRoFULoUS,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 Scrofuous Ulcers broke out on my body until
my breast was one of corruption. Some of these
Ulcers were not less than and one half inches in
diameter the edges rough ragged, and seemingly dead
the cavity open to the bone and filled with offensive
matter Everything known to the medical faculty
tried in vain Gradually the bone itself became dis
eased and then the suffering began in earnest Bone
Ulcers began to take the place of those hitherto the
surface. became mere wreck. For months at time
could not get hands to my head because of extreme
soreness Could not turn in bed Knew not what ii was
to be an hour even free from pain Had to look
upon lie Itself as curse. In the of $780, after
ten years OF this wretched existence began to use the
CUTICURA REMEDIES and after years persistent use
OF them the last Ulcer has headed The dread disease has
succumbed All over the breast where once mass
OF corruption is now healthy skin. My weight has
increased from one hundred and twenty three to
hundred and ftysix pounds and the good work is still
going Oh. feel myself new man, and all through the
CUTICURA REMEDIES
JAMES E RICHARDSON.
Custom House New Orleans
Sworn to before United States Commissioner D. CEAw-
FORD
TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD
OF Scrofulous. Inherited and Contagious Humors. and
thus remove the most prolific of human suffering
to clear the Skin Of Disguring Botches Itching Tor
lures, Illuminating Eruptions and LoatlsoIne Sores
caused by Inherited Scrofla to purify and beafy the
SKIN and restore the Hair that trace of disease
main. CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier,
and CUTICURA and CUTICgRA SOAP the great Skin Cures
and BeautterS are infailible
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Use ALAppIS SECURITY OT--After mere thar
ten year, tIal lis enc. eIJ a.. continues to grow
III pubic fJVCT; Tie ever iI,rft S1 d maHd nrOVcr
that rs IaciiJ acI:c il It's Recommendation Tit
best lie Il cliCIG Gil Il. u.t.
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MAFsR.A CE iicENsEs.-Narriage licenses have heen
fSSurc By tie clerk OF the court 20 lanes r
COS. CaEeiiton, w. Va, and Mcdora Lee PAYNE.
OF GordonsyiIIe, Va. ~ - "''
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In the Abscuce Of Suitable Material
WrigIls,S Extracts.

or the time to prepare 1t, people often go without
a dressing Tor salads. Buy DurkeeS Dressing, and
you will never trouble yourself to make another. &c
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Ladies, Fine Footwear,

1IHNEGS7 EOOtVpHfe
$3.50 Fine Straight Goat Button.
So Elegant Hand-scWed Goat Button.
81 Famous Hand-Sutched Paris Kid Button.
Fine Handmade Straight Goat Button.
Exquisite French Kid Button Boot. Any style
width, shape OF toe or heel at
HAHNs, SIC 18th street.
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LuzsdbOrg,s Perfume, Edenlf
LundbOrG'S Perfume, Edena 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley. 60
j. NJ. LarOque's Elixer OF Calisaya
GRArk

Has. for more than half a century been IN use BY
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
scians as the best tonic and invigOrator eXtant
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated all find it
TO give new life, vigor and happiness Particu-
larly lady's medicine q bottle. Sold by drug
gists- w. e. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets. Baltimore, Md. tu.th,s5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

Life PrcSerVer.
II you are losing your grip on life, tr- "Well
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak SpotS 9
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EDUCATIONAL,

VERMILYA'S DANCING CLASS FOR CHILDREN
viii open e. Masonic Temple WEDNESDAY
EVENING, October 1st, 1884 with every facility for
imparng th9roush and practical knowledge Of the
art OF dancing Hours OF tuition on Wednesday Even
m. &c Pm Those interested viii please apply as
above. Ii
LHIOCUTION SCHOLARS CLASS FRIDAY EVEN
1Iings to from October Sd to the end of the sea-
son for young people attending school and others
Ladies and Gents CT ass Tuesday evenings to 10
Terms very reaSonS ble.
For information apply to address
ID. y. BRENNAN, Elccutionist
se2T-N' 932 sd street northwest.
htR. ERNEST LENT, GRADUATE OF THE
M royal conservatory Of Leipzig, SO 10th street
northwest prepared to give lessons in piano violin
viooncello and composition. Reference Mr. JP Sousa
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Fur nnd Seal.kin Ear,,,.n,.

C. c. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York Will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford a
splendid opportunity 70 purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free 9,6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

Mary Stuart Wild Olive, Stephanots, Lily OF the
Valley, White Rose, Jockey Club, Jlang Hang
Gioriosa, Margareta, S6c an o., at the Boston Va
riety Store.
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No ENGLISH SPOKEN
GRADUATING COURSE IN FRENCH

mo ENGLISH SPOKEN.
GRADUATING COURSE IN FRENCH
for Ladies and Young Ladies, at tie wAvERLEY SEMI
cosvFRsAfIGN sg E ERA T9Ethw & i ocur1oS
Opening day Mcdnesday Oc'ol 1t 1884 3r2 to ~
ta R Of e Gays n and es
90 lessons So. fere French, Belgian, and Chi
Miss Stephenson. Georgetown Colleriate Institnts
Prot. CEas B. Young Emerson InsiiUte Prof. Luciei;
se26-Im Pref Edouarl van den Bergherl- Dubois.
1O1f 18TH STREET NORTHWEST.
IVA7 MILE " PRUD'HOMME is. organizing
her French classes for the Partisan pronunci
alton and practical use of the language taught In
structon in English school for boys and girls
Iowa Circle and i'll the ashinston Colesiate Institute
residence morning from 1870 to -; afternoon and
$50; evening Ga? NB,cne evening in the week for
between 4:30 AID pm. se26-1m
DROFt ssoR DUMAINF. OF PARIS, WILL OPEN
September GOTH at 1909 street northwest, school
the best native teachers Morning and evening lessons
in school or at residences Schools provided with in
INTERPRETATION. NJ 5 Joslyn, Assistant Secretary of
s ae Mrs Sar a sas S Home a i to rn
eipaII 4 nU i5 or to Vice Principal Mrs z DU
MFRS. FLORA c. DESNIsON
VIII open her DANCING academy for Masters and
Misses at National Rifles hail. on Thursday, October ,,
Class days: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
For terms. &c. apply at her residence, No. 927 NJ
st: Get northwest
Circulars be obtained at the hall and at the music
store Of II. Eherbach. 915 street. se25-6t
INVEST END KINDERGARIEN AND SCHOOL.
Rcopens September 29th at 500 18th street
school KINDERGARrEN NORMAL INsTITU Is,
topsT list For partic9iars cali on Mrs LOUISE POI
LOCK. Principal 92J Sth street. se25-6t
pRIvATE OBSTRUCTION GIVEN IN THE COM;
Il mon English branches, including penmansflp and
composition 10y Young lady OF experience. Address
at any tilne MISS L. U, b 249 city T. ., se25. BIT.
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NADINE B. VAN TEL III. I1f2 18Th street north
west 3, - 20 anne LCr That Size viii return To
NaslL-ttE aid IL ready f1r business October 15t.
when she yiH cren 81 eIeg. Ii I.He CT Novelties III
LGGt l'freS GCtd~ and lrsni,..-~, selected pei
sCI..Ly lrtlu the lated iIhPoTt,iIO1o.
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Jol,usen.. Ovs,er S,Iocrs

40 and Az 9th street northwest. Daily arrivals of
the finest kind OF oysters, served in every availa-
bic style. Shucked oysters by the quart gallon.
Ladies' Saloon first floor.
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s3 per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle.

S3 per GALLON. 70Cs QUART Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money
MCGEEa, 9th, near ID street.
RaZOrs! EsazOrs!! R:lZOrs!!!-The Paten
Perfect and our best brands warranted and kept il
proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved
on our dog collars free. The Rodgers Cutlery Store
4s7 Penn. ave. ID. n. WALF0RD, Prop'r. s27,o1
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RAHS-S Shoe HOUSES 9Th street and loaa Penn
syly3u1 aFrlr, Viii 1t clcs-d l.tSt Monday until
OCI-r-l y. L.
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I2H yd.-Nide percales SO c., 7s67th NV.


"YOumanS," Y. 7.
Fine SILK Hats, Broadway style, IS.
Derbys. all cOlOrs, $3.50 TO 81 So
NObby Hats Tor boys, 81.
STINEMETZ & Son,
3 1927 PENNSYLVANIA aypnIlp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
EDUCATIONAL.
CoLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Seniors and Juniors ''e e01ei
kNGllSH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
ocf lst lest TO June LIST lSsS Pref and Ms col.
T III; Lncien L c. Coere A NJ. Nirrctor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

80 eth strea: Northwest. near Pa. Ave.
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ItNt NJETFUEi-
U-e AI-t,.a eec,,rtty OIL.
1t is EI-Oyi. &c IL TIE >a.tS. ami best oil.
IISSIII. ICF CErAY
s..iIie my :, here ont of town.
-. >,-T i0rh avenue.
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WAidcrncy Dairy Waxcus.v

Bciley's 81 Saw, warranted equal any
at $3.50 pm
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r.s.-Ite..d our al.,I.L...aent under City Items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

Fox TEEsf !-ri:.l5---iiLg cGtswba grape brandy,
eUaraEtr u to H. IU:F. Asa. fine Imported Estg;-
SSh Niue-,r fCr picking. etc Get Il at Cir.
I.iI4tI.- 81 4tl >lEJe, mort Invest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

u. F. EE-FNsS'S Oh stand VIII b. opened October
Ist, b nrEl y 60, WITH neS Idl STOCK.
v. Z. EirE.i NHnaner
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
CASUAL.

Tuesday evening a man was run over by a
stock train in the stock yards al Kunsas City.
The Journal says lie was cut completely in
two, and the upper part Of his body was found
nearly hundred feet from the legs. He was
comfortably dressed aud was probably about
IS years old. In the dead mans coat pocket
were found two letters both written during
the present month"; which identify him as
Michael Dwyrc, Of Rushvillp, Indiana. The
letters are from his wife, aud from their tenor
1t is probable he was employed In the cattle
business The letters urged him to come
home, and his wife apparently expected his
speedy return.
Six persons were drowned in the Tennessee
river near Stephenson, Alabama, by the cap.
sizing OF a boat. Among them was Tom Key,
the fcrryman, whose wife, witnessing the
drowning from the shore, went crazy.
or six men who undertook 10 cross the rail
way track at san Rafael, California, two were
killed, one was fatally injured and the fourth
had an arm broken.
There was a terrific storm at Wilkcsbarc
Pennsylvania SUNDAY. The rainfall was ycry
heavy, flooding houses and driving out the
occupants.
By the fall Of a ,eaGod on a Baptist churcl
In Lee avenue Brooklyn, one slater wa
killed and another was fatally hurt
The ST. Louis Grand opera house was com
pletely destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon, en-
failing loss Of Sl95 600
Four men broke iai, at indianapolis by climb
Ing ON a ladder fpn yppftfutrr ia tl, rt.f
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
Winter Fa SlllOnS,

1t is very easy for lady of good
taste to be in the fashion this fall, for
the styles are unlimited I number,
one is at liberty to choose rom an al
most endless variety of f. 'rics, such
colors and shapes as suit r own in.
dividual fancy, always I, nembering
that simplicity is the rul for home
and street costumes. Man skirts are
made without any pulls or drapery.
OF course these are very slightly gored,
if at ali, and this on the front breadth
only. The fullness is all thrown to
the back, where it is supported by a
full tournurc underneath. The back
breadths should be cut longer than
the others. some dresses have q basqe.
front, apr, a-draped over-skirt, with
a long, plail, princess back. Others
have the lck breadths in two double
box plaits, reaching to the bottom Of
the skirt. 'hcsc are set on Just below
the waist. Drapery is not out of place,
however, and none need fear to weal
last years dresses, lest they should be
"out of style" For quiet kinds Of
| trimming, cord and braid are moS'
used, and the still favorite vest is often
formed by horizontal rows of braid
fastened at the ends by small httons
or loops of the braid. The skirt may
be trimmed with rows of braid, from .
quarter to a half yard deep, finished
at the bottom with a narrow plating
A very pretty style of cord or braiC
trimming, consists of inter aced ring
forming a chain. Embroidery is mucl
used, but should be of the llor of the
material Beaded trimm rs for ricl
fabrics, and for dress oc sions, ar,
very popular, There are costly ant
elegant passementeries jet, and i
would seem as if nothin, could eve
take their place for trimming blacl
silks and velvets. Ethel Stone, il
american AgriculturiSt..
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
THE WEEKLY RECORD.
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Lincoln reports thai during th2
past year no soldier has fred a muskct at an
Indian. He states that constant handling Of
the rolls in the Office of the adiutaut general
has made their recopyiug necessary, a task
which will require the services OF one hundred
clerks for tbrce years.
The commissioner Of pensions will be com.
PEELED 10 wait until next month for a portion
OF the Sl1o0OOOJ required to i'll his recent
rcquisilion, as the treasury officials are uu,
willing to report an apparent increase in The
public debt.
The annual report Of the third assistant
postmaster general shows q decrease in The
value OF all stamps, envelopes and postal card:
Issued during the year Of 81, ,39i4i!.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Two rolling.mills III Pittsburgh, have which
been suspended for several weeks, resumed
operations on Monday. factory at Bruins
wick, Maine, will reduce wages S to l2 per
cent; sewing machine factory at Bridgeport
Connecticut will shut down until January,
and wire-mill at Easton, Pennsylvania, will
resume work at cut wages.
The democratic leaders at Washington pro.
pose for the Cleveland inaugural procession a
battalion Of five hundred veterans Of the civil
war from every state in the union, with Gen
eral Hancock as chief marshal, his staff to be
selected in equal numbers from the leaders in
the great struggle.
A refining firm at Cleveland has sued the
Lake Shore road for 10000 damages, sus.
tanned through discrimination in favor Of the
Standard Oil company. The general freight
agent admitted on the witness stand that the
monopoly was given lower rates because Of
larger shipments.
Miss Laura G. Clancy, an actress who re
Gently died in Baltimore, left instructions fol
the cremation OF her body which will be car
ried out next week at Lancaster, Pennsylvania
The ashes are to be placed in the graves Of he
mother and sister.
Walter Young, a miner employed near Pitts
burgh, who some months ago became total.
blind, has returned 10 work, and with the ali
OF son Of IA years, manage to earn a llvinJ
for the family. He fought at Balatlava In tn
English army.
DR.. A. g. Haygood has resigned the prcsi
dency OF Georgia college 10 become agent o
the educational fund Of 81 100000 or more lef
by John +. Slater, Of Norwich, Connecticut
A northern gentleman recently gave s25,OOO L
Emory college.
The joint executive committee Of the Asso
ciated Press, after investigating charges o
partisanshlp in campaign dispatches aud th'
election returns, reports that no improper In
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
-
IhN Sons of lin and MrlindY

A rough old fellow on tie Board OF
Trade tells a story about couple Of
young men whom he m, the Other
day. They came into his Office on
some foolish errand or other, and
made their mission known in language
easily understood but not generally
spoken in Chicago. Their ailectaton
was so unmls,akablc that the old man
got mad, and pretending not to know
who they were, he stepped out OF the
railing and inquired:
Whose boys be you?"
They told him whose sons they were,
and he gruilly said: "llow's Jim and
MelindyPn
They rolled their eyes, lifted their
hands, and protested that they didn't
know whom he meant
"Why, mean yer old father and
mother, of course.
That made the Young men furious,
and one of them, the elder, spoke up:
We feel ourselves con PEELED to respect
your gray hairs, sir, but we may
say that if any such objectionable
familiarity withus had been attempted
by any one younger we should have
chastised him. wouldn't we, Rcgi-
naldPn
"Moscs in the bullrushes!n yelled
the old man, splitting on his hands
Reginald hear that! Reginald! why
God bless your diminutive little soul
| got drunk with cid Jim and Melindy
at your christening when they nance
You plain John. knew your ole
father and mother when they were Sc
almighty poor, dirty and contcmptibl,
that they never had no washday, be
cause they hadn't nothing to wash
Now, came here overland in '39, ant
aint as young ms | was then, but III
90 you five to one that can lick tn,
both of you"
The old mans ire was getting tn,
better of him, and as the young fellow
made some further insulting remarl
he jumpted over the rail with, %
II don't lick you, too, in memory o
of old times. =" They bolted and tn
old man resumed his seat.
Chicago is no place for the dude,
From q Chicago Letter.
-. -
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
Ovcr-Culture of Cotton,

The Wilmington Star advises south.
ern farmers to raise less cotton. 1t
states that crops of 100000 bales
would average 20 cents a pound, while
crops of 6,000, 900 bales will, if con.
tinued, knock the price down TO ~ OIL
s cents. We have become weary OF
advising our planters about the cotton
crop, and the Star will find it most
improbable effort As long as cottor
is easily sold and in so much request
planters will continue to raise it, and
no curtailment need be looked for
Besides, low price for raw cotton
might stimulate its manufacture with
something like a margin Of profit. ThI
consumer is certainly getting the bene
it of cheap cloth at this time. The
cotton planters Of the south will, il
all likelihood, cotinue to plant for biz
crops Of cotton, in spite c editoria
counsels to the contrary,-- AtigHstt
GAroniole-
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
S There a Cure for Consumption

We answer unreseryedly, yes! If
the patient commences in time the use
of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery," and exercises proper care.
If allowed TO run its course too long
all medicine is powerless to stay it.
DR.. Pierce never deccivcs patient by
holding out false hope for pecuniary
gain. The Golden Medical Discov-
cry has cured thousands of patients
when nothing else seemed to avail.
Your druggist has it. Send two stamps
for DR.. Plercc'S complete treatise on
consumption with numerous testimo-
mails. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

The waste of money in the printing
Of Congressional documents and
speeches in this country which are
never read is notorious. The same
evil exists to fully as great an extent
in England. The list Of papers issued
at the last session of the British Parlia'
ment-a pure catalogue closely print
cd on folio paper takes up 1852 pages
More than half, says an English paper
are useless, and OF tho remainder one
half arc spun out to double their need
full size. The tax payer pays, and thu
windy orators and writers continue t
pour out their endless store Of words
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

In the first apportionment Of gubernatorlal
honors this year in the sixteen states which
voted for chief executives, each Of the great
parties took seven prizes. New Hampshire
and Connecticut failed to give any candidate a
majority over all, and their elections will fall
into the legislatures. In Connecticut this de-
feats the will of a plurality of the people, who
had voted FOR a democratic candidate and will
be ruled by republican. In New Hampshire
the republican candidate received II plurality
Of votes, and will also be eected.-The Cur
rent
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

When you visit or leave New York City, Yit
Central depot, save Baggage Eyprssagc ant
s3 Carriage Hire, and stop al the Grand l Unlor
Hotel, opposite said depot Six hundred clc
giant rooms fitted up at 4 cost Of one millioI
dollars; s. and upwards per day European
plan. Elevator Restaurant supplied will
the best Horse cars, stages and elevated rail
road TO all depots. Fami les can live bette
for less money at the Grand Union Hotc
than ut any other first class hotel in the city.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
Cashmere Shawls.

EUery Other SutHiaW The best
Cashmere shawls, the long shawls
with plain ground, crimson, purple,
blue, green or yellow-grcen are be st
never cost less than fl3O pair, and
are never sold Singly. The next kind,
or square shOwls, much more frequent
ly imported into Europe, are either
oom-worked or nccdle-worked, nee.
dlc-worked being the more original,
and they cost from $50 to ESQ in the
Puniaub, without freight or interest
or profit to the importer, little facts
which we commend TO the attention Of
women who think they can buy t&C
"best Cashmercs' at Els or even ElC
n shawl
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
EcZenal

Eczema is one of the ugliest and
most troublesome of all blood diseases.
1t proceeds from humors in the blood
which are sometimes very difficult to
eradicate. For five weary years Mr..
S. d. Rodefer, of Greendale, Va, suf-
fered terribly from this disease. He
writes; Finding no relief in the many
medicines till | used Browns Iron Bit
ters, | purchased three bottles; from
the use of which l have obtained al
most entire relief. l recommend it
to every one in my neighborhood for
any disorder of the blood and as a gen.
eral tonic
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

Of consumption commences with II cough, occa-
stoned by having taken cold, which if allowed to
run its course will soon work its way into the air
passages and then to the lungs, If not checked by
HOmc such valuable cough remedy us EILERr' s
EXTRACT OF TAR AED WILD CHERRY, which is
unrivallel for all diseases Of the throat and
lungs Save dangerous spells Of sickness and
expensive doctors bills by taking this valuable
medicine in season. Ask your druggist for it.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

a happy combination of best Grape
Brandy, Smart-Wccd, Jamaica Ginger
and Camphor Water, as found in DR..
Pierce Compound Extract OF Smart.
Weed, cures cholera morbuS, diarrhTa,
dysentcry or bloody-iuN. collie OF
cramps in stomach, and breaks VI
colds, fcverS and inilammatory attacks
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

Bad treatment of structure
often compicatcs the disease and
makes it difficult of cure. The worst
and most inveteratc cases speedily
yield to our new and improved meth
ods. Pamphlet, references and terms
lent for two thrcc-ccnt stamps,
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Associa-
ton. BnllalO. u Y.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
FOREIGN.


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i"e Trcnc'i 'lai''p'F OF dcputlcs thursday
,o''" louqu'" circuits aeEr' g"'ng ''uVJVol
.r""cs, "h'cn VII. permit .ne srh"''S ol ''uV
',''u "''ps ""u several cruisers. during
,"euco''c N''''n','u s"'u h'7'"F'h Is most
u""s,rous '"e'"!' "u- Is sun more dangerous
'r'euu'
!" h"c' case no" On lrla' I'D Lohuoh, a
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