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FT'HE VIRGINIA.MlDLAND RAILWAY
The sHORT:LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

AND WEST
Schedule in effect il NE 3. 1884.
s40A.N.-NEW ORLEANS MAUI. daily making close
connections 10 al points South and Southwest
Daily. 81 ept sunday with Q. s O RAILWAY Pull
nlsn Sleeping Buffet ears from New York and WASH
mgton TO atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
washington AID Atlanta 70 New Orleans, Parior
Car from WASHINGTON To Natural Bridge. Va
t1tPA.-LOUlSyILLE FAST LINE Daily via Char
ottesve 70 Cincinnati. Louisyil lie and all Western
Louisville. -
1e4s ,N--SoC fHERS MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 all points south ard Southwest Uanyiile ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with C. & U Railway
FoliInan sktplng cars from Wasianz ton via Dam
vile charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car fruI. Washington
o. White sulphur springs
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s.40A
VI. and 5:l0 p VI daily, except sunday
Wa-rtnton trains leave Washington at $40 NJ and
SO z VI. daily
FOR t:czets and Information inquire at Companys Of
See tOl FenIsy wanna avenue
II. SLACGfIER, n NACDANIFI
Gen Pass A-ent AGENT
mario sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON G STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW PEN

SIUN BUILDING.
By virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. Of William Lord against Pat #
n n P e a. Ne s422 EqHity on TUES
We win sell on the premises as Trustees
opiEnal lot No. in square No 5ls beginning ct the
feet thence north 100 feet thence W. 2 24 feet and
thence south to the place of beginning.
Terms; One third cash, of which deposit Of 5000 is
required at time Of sale balance in and
years, with interest. secured by deed Of trust
ALAN A. DALE, ] r.
--- - tn. JESUP MILLER.} Arustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je27-d&ds
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II - WV AADe0eS
pEpEErf sA 81 p prr ysE
fSgkTEkkTa ASb PfrF rkSSTh H sTREETs
SRsf BRfK BN1ha NJ 4s AND BASE
By virtue of deed of trust dated November 18th a.
= ssa IN ssr 10 tsis
bia and by direction Of the party secured thereby
1sTrs +, &c
Inl III 'ssy sSf
ton R R 1 Of ard n and
vsi9e ao Being part = Of lots nb sss
e u Of SAD e. o. s IN
ess w II sale all the One S easb 81,
twelve months with interest from day Of sale to be s
cured by notes bearing interest at the rate of six per
post Of 500 win be rsasrsd It time Of sale # the
AZ s
sae did. S SHSS s: ssaa2XER} Trustees.
FEE HHEE2AS2s#
IN S sssS BY ,s,
= IS S5S;fi
sted in Baltimore county ct the northwest corner Of
to be sold has front on the southwest side
Of Pennsylvania OF 60 fet with even depth
sass e
story back building carriage house. stable two smoke
houses two large ice houses. with four sailing cellars
having capacity to the meat Of 800 hogs week
she'd all the requisite fixtures machinery, boiler en-.
CINE, &c. to carry first class pork packing estab
drying machine) aud about loo sailing hoxsheads and
above described.
s sse L s t. s.
spect-
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. balance in three and
six months with interest on deferred payments all
cash, at the option OF purchaser.
The property is subject to ground rent Of $500 per
annum. which, with taxes, will be paid to day Of
RoB'T NJ JONES.
Trustee
BERNARD CARTER, Atty. Je30-m,w,s.Gt
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ESsTXE LOTS AT PUBLIC
The as ATTORNEYS in fact for the heirs Of
r. at Fen fEaeh
M t. ss s1 afft a build a
half These lots embrace the store house and
pot at Knowles Station and the 151s lot is Inn
Vii be %ood
quality. These wood lots lie the road leading from
fine state Of cultivation and has fine spring Of water
and small dwelling plat will be exhibited the day
Of sale or may be seen before application to VIM
H. Mannekee, Knowles station who will show the
Terms; One-shird cash balance in and two years.
or all cash at prchIsers option. Title reserved until
purchase money paid. Conveyancing at cost Of pur-
chaser.
S%M & 6 M HaIsssINS EP1 TseI,s Ma Ma
1e1tw&s6t' ATTORNEYS.
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1THOMAs BOWLING, Anctioneer:

FtNdOMAS DOWLlNi, Auct1O0oef
CHANCEHY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FOURTEENTH AND l STREETS, FRONTING
ON FRANKLIN SQUARE.
By virtue Of deed of trust, of record among the -
land records of the District of Columbia, in Lber IA
No 62l. page 233 &c. and pursuant to order IN
Of America against Henry w aoygate ct al. No s9l9
bis. We will, on THURSDAY the THIRD DAY OF
JULY, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ ill., front of the
ises offer for sale at public auction the northern
part OF lot It, in $50 in the city of Washington
c. the same fronting 90 feet 14th street west and
extending back and the width of said front street
IS feet, with the improvements.
Terms OF sale One third cash. balance one and two
years after date of sale i'll notes of the purchaser with
cent interest notes to be secured by deed Of trust
the premises sold. all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. A
deposit Of $500 will be required when the property is
sold II the terms OF sale not complied with in i've
days from day of sale the property will be resold by the
trustees at the risk and cost of defantnY purchaser
after five days advertisement in The Evening Star
paper.
ANTHONY HYDE J r,...
,e2adads CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S. trustees.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The star.
THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS,
The Convention NJ Peoria To.Aav.

THE SITUATION AS TO PROBABLE CANDIDATES.
PEORIA, ILL, July 2-Preliminary to the meeting
on the state democratic convention. which Will be
cailed 70 order at noon, the various congressional
delegates met O'Clock for the purpose OF choosing
oeleSateS 10 the national convention, presidential
electors, members OF the state central committee
ana committeeman for the work OF the state con-
Vention The result Of these conventions Is ex-
pecteo 10 De reported to the state convention at the
opening session.
THE SITUATION AS TO PROBABLE CANDIDATES
iS not changed since last night 1t Is Understood
mat zen ). Z. Black, who was mentioned In con-
nectlon with the ONCE OF governor Will place the
name OF Mayor Harrison. OF Chicago, before the
convention for that place.
THE PLATFORM
Is not yet written but the result OF consultations
among leaders IL Is reported as practically de-
termlned TO reafflrm the state platform or 1876,
which was one suited to Tlden, and dealt with the
question OF reform. The general feeling seems in
favor leaving the tarn question to the national
convention.
Mayor Harrison will reach here, In response to
yesterdays kilograms, at O'Clock this afternoon,
and Will be met at the train and escorted to his
hotel by Cook County Democratic club
Suits Growing Ont Of Commodore Gar
ffs0n'S Failure.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, July 2-The National Bank Of
Broadway, New York, has brought suit against
William McCreery, OF this city, to recover $4,000
on four promissary notes of $4,000 each. The
action Is the outgrOwth OF the failure OF Comma
d0re Garrison and the Pittsbury, Cleveland To-
ledo railroad.
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NOT MUCH TALK BUT FACTS
S12 For genuine Calcutta Silk Seersucker Suits worth
s1S
$15 For genuine Calcutta k Checked seersuckeruts.
worth $25.
8 For English seersucker Coat and Vests worth g.
For English Seersucker Pants, worth SO.
$40 For fine Ecru English Serye suits worth 3d.
For Blue Flannel Suits, worth 80
9.75 For fine Indigo Flannel Suits, worth 816.
9l2 For fine Yacht Cloth Suits worth 500
4l2 For 4b Cut Away suits Black Worsted WorthS2O
$l5 For Prince Albert Suit worth $25
pig For fine D. B. Black Broad Cloth Suit worth $40
Sl5 For fine B. Cut Away Colored Corkscrew Suits.
$50 For Cashmere or Cheviot Suit worth So
SUITS FOR BOYS
viii be closed out at about so cents the dollar.
ODD VESTS
In Cashmere. White and Fancy Duck, drap d. etc. or
Serge, regardless of cost.
ODD PANTS
Immense variety all sizes and prices to suit every one
OFFICE COATS
in I'm Seersucker. Drap d. etc, Flannel Serge Nuns
Cloth Alpaca, Mohar for fat ean long short men,
at about one-haf usual prices
THE MISFIT STORE,
JET CORNER TENTH AND F SITS.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN .SHw YoAK. RsvAr
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AID BRH6HN -
The steansEs q this company vii eail EVERY WED.
ID street Hoboksn Rates Of passagl From New York
Hayre London. Southampton and bremen, first cabin,
Etes For freight or PsssaSs appI TO 0ELRICHS
co, Bowling Grssn New York: Y. g. AETZEROTT
b co. VS. fepusylVAni4 avenue northwest; CHAA
WALTER. 81 u street. Agents Washington jnl2
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STEAMERS.

TyENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI between New ork ami Hsvre.
Conpany's pier No ~ North River. foot Of Morton
street New York st. Gernain Trslb. Wednesday July
9. m Canada ksrsabiec. Wednesday; July 16 II a
Checks payable on sight in amq1nts t1 sqjt Sn The
Agent. No g. Bowling Green, New York. q. W. MOSS
225 Pennsylvania avenue: ]. w. BOELER SON. 923
Pennsylvania avenue. Agents for
ap29 Washington DO
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VyH1 WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
No. SIG Pennsylvanis avenue northwest
With ifs fre and burglsr-proof vaults with m the
character and completeness by any building for 9mL
hr purpose In the country
WIN. g Metzerott Ptsset eam1 Ctoss. eec. ana Treaa
ap2A
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RANCE Or rHB 1uYKMoMBrHR.-The following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
oGacor 70 day. am, s2e; IL An, 81; p NJ 81 o.
Maximum. SO; minimum, ia
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.OMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PAIR OF BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES
AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, JULY FIFTH, 1884 at TWELVE
O'CLOCK in front Of my auction rooms, shall sell
PAR OF substantial Carria1e uorses.
Jy2-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
VNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF 14TH AND W STREETS
NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY. JULY FIFTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
shall offer for sale in front Of the premises the
property The Lot is II feet front by
jy2-d&ds THos E wAGaAMAN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
On TUESDAY, JULY FIRST at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK p NJ, and WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND,
at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P. H.. 1884, will
between l2h snd 18th streets sill pledges for
feted by non redemption up to this date consisting of
TiinEs bracelets medals: brssch- loading m1zzle load
silver-plated ware gents clothing overcosts coats
pants vests ladies' dresses. dress patterns, shoes
spreads, blankets, &c.
Parties holding tickets on which time expires will
please take notice HEIDENHEIMER, Broker.
n FOLEY. Auctioneer. 3e2S-2t
weather until the SECOND and THIRD, 1t the same
hour and place
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NEW YORK, July 2-Thomas 3. Jones and ChaA
Harrison, the two negroes who were arrested last
night for gagg1ng and outragfng Miss Lizzie Kemp
In stable, were In court to-day and were held for
TRIAL solomon Meherbach, nephew of the pro-
pretor OF the stable, who is a white man, and was
also engaged In the outrage, lied, but IA being
looked for by the police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

UHAT IA IT,
w HeNo Tea Is absolutely pure tea without col
orng material. manipulation to give II hand
some appesrAree ad cent of the OF HeSois
be found In the drinking qualities He No Tea sold
by al retail Krocrs. To protect the public from ina-
tonS and 10 preserve the strength and flavor He No
7ss IL sold only in the original metal lined paekaes
quarter half and pound sizes each with name and
trademark The trade supplied by
MARTIN GILLET Co
Established lel1 lmySi Baltimore
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Lmr L.nr, Iumr,
GEORGETowN LINE KnNH
We prepared to furnish IN excellent duality a
fresh wood burned Lime to the trade at reasonable
rate can be had In Washington In any quantity Also
keep on hand all Of the best brands Of imported and
domestic Cements, Calcned Plast@. PlAstererS HAIR
Canal, D. q Telephone No S88-ll
ap2i-3m CARTWRIGHT Z JOHNSTON
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ARMY ORDERs-Capt Charles ID. yiele 10th cav
airy, and First Lieutenant Charles @. Ayres. 10th
cavalry, Will be relieved from mounted recruiting
service on the LIST day OF October 1884 and will pro-
coed 10 join their respective troops Cart Edwin
Pollock, 9Th infantry; Capt Henry II. Humphreys
18th infantry; Capt Edward N. Hayes, SIN cavalry:
First Lieutenant William Baird, 9th cavalry and
flrst Lieutenant James M Burns 18th Infantry
Will De relieved nom general recruiting service on
the LIST day OF october 1884, and will then 1o,n their
respective troops and companies
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MARRIAGE LIcKEsBs-Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court to w. B.
Br1ner and Mary L Conley; + J. Renick and Annie
G. Turpin.
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NOTCH
THE cuxAnp srE EANE n1U 1T5hsr.xv 1,,urrn
BETWEEN NE.s YORK AMI LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK hRBOR
FROM PIER ~. n. r.. INV YORK.
Calls. 1890. We'd. July 9 Oreeon. We'd July 80
Auranis wed. July 3 G.iiis $50. va. Hax s
seryia Wed. July - Bothnh We'd. !. Aug. 50
AND EEtRI WEuNESDAY EnsN NEW YORK
ecmmodatOn.
steersse q very ioWrate4 SteSrae tickets from I4v.
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden s1ven fca Belfast, GlasRoN
Eayre Antwerp and other ports On he Continent and
.Cr MEDITERRANEAN ports
For freight and passage apply In Cos0psnv.s ,foa
No. Bowling Green. or both steenGe and cabin 20
OTIS BiGELOW 4 CO.. 6o5 ith strestw ashington DC
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO New York:
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGE.OW 4 CO..
jan12 600 9Th street. Washington.
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Mt. VERNON! MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CRCoRAN
Leaves It'll street wharf daily (eEept Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock Am returning, reaches Washing
ton about $3.50 pm.
go I. l BLAKE, Captain.
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INCREASE OF CRINE-The number or cases re-
ported TO Major Dye, superintendent OF police in
which the Criminal Court made sentences To the
penitentiary for the year ending June SOth was
W. against II last year, and the sentences 10 ja 81
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DlTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BEIEEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER,
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Local NOtea.

Judgments by default were entered In the Ctrru,,
Court to-day In number OF cases, Including those
OF Moody agt Middleton Co, Terrell agt Middle
ton Co, and Kimball agt Souier
The last VIII OF Michael Flynn. filed to-day hs-
queathes his estate 70 his wife, Who he names as
executr1x.
Last night while oficer Pearson was walking
along, near the corner OF 9Th and streets north.
east, an unknown colored man shot AZ him tins
ball passing within a few inches OF his leg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

A WASHINGTON SCHOOL Boy AT HARvARD.-Robt
F. Rogers, son OF Hon. II. c. Rogers deputy COM
missioner OF internal revenue, has Just passed
''second year honors in mathematics" He also
has passed the "honor test which consists OF
eral sheets Of the highest grade OF mathematical
problems Young Rogers who Is not vet il. re-
ceived hts training In the public schools OF this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-02

CAPT. CHARLES H. HoYr, assistant quartermaster
on being relieved from duty at the United States
Military Academy, West Point, New York, will re-
pair this city and report In person to the quarter
mater general for duty.
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The Sensations of u Rochester neo,yt
I'ndnr IL or nofi NI....;.-..r..

me sensations of Rochester neoprter
Under Her Def Mamum!atious.
"Once over, and not too close was
the remark made by courageous and
somewhat skeptical reporter, as he
seated himself in chair in barber
shop on the West side, conducted On.
tirelly by women, the other day. That
particular barber-shop, with its fem
'iilhe operators had, for severn,
days, been source of curjositv
bordering on anxiety, to the collector q,
news, The very existence of tina,
Dafucr Shnp Vas suggestive of yarious
questions which required to be answered
before ms peace Of mind could be as
shred. W hothUt a woman could ac
Quire sufficient skill with the razor to
remove Il beard Of vigorous growth with
OUT at the same time removing an eXros
slVe amount OF cuticle whether the TO-
male artist was skilled in the copversa-
ton with which the tedious moments
are enlivened in Il masculine topsoriaI
parlOr. ana various other conundruns
Seclled topersiSt in requiring an answer.
Seit-sacriiice in behalf of the reading
public is marked attribute of the re-
porter, however, and, with the caution
airy remarks referred to, he took the
chances. 1t is scarcely necessary to
remark mat the experience is novel
one, and far from being disagreoablo.
although the scribe was hardly Dro.
pared for the business-like liIo,iuer
~ which the operator proceeded Win
mo work. There was noticeable
absence Of the sensation of having
The eyes filled with lather. tho beard
shaved against the grain, and the half
dozen little plcasantries with which the
barber hoy manages TO mako the life Of
ms victim unhappy in revenge for the
loss Of half holiday or an undeseryed
tip. 1t was evident ut once that the
female barber is an Improvement over
the operators OF tho other sex in being
able To select towel from the drawer
instead of from tho towel basket
or the floor and in the realiza-
ton OF the eternal fitness of neat
ness in tOnsOrial operations, and
does not seem 20 have learned the trick
OF rushing" customer through in
ORDER to catch the man that always
"leayes his change" In fact, the female
barber seems not to have learned
various little GnnoyGnccs with which
the youthful and frolcsome BARRIERS
assistant is want 10 make the life Of n
chance customer miserable.
4 little conversation elected tho fact
THAI the operator had welded the shears
and razor for several years on her own
account. She said She found aunoyances
that would DO inseparable from almost
any business. but had never had any
difficulty with any GfhOr customers, and
other BARRIERS had never given her any
ungcnerous competition, and she could
see no reason why she should not con-
duet her business regardless Of the nov
city OF being feminine barber. She
had many regular customers for shay
ing, besides u largo number Otladics for
hair-'lrcssing. Evidently tic female
buher has come 20 stay. Rochest. T
Democrat and Chronicle.
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The Mightiness of TlmrhI
LET THE FACTS SPEAK II STENA-
T0RlAN TONES,



my baby six months old broke out with
some Kind OF skin humor, and after being
treated i've months by family pliySlcian
was given up 10 die. The druggist recon,
mended Swiit'S Specific, and the result was
as gratifying ms It was miraculous. My child
and he is rs fat as a pig j. J, KIRRUANn.
Mindcn, RuslS County. Texas.
Blood Poison EliIninatod.
uscu SWlitS specific on my little dau1h-
ter, who was afflicted with some BLOOD Poi.
son, which had resisted all sorts of treatment
shall use II In my practice.
W. Il. BR0NrE'M. H., Cypress Ridge, Ark.
An Edttor's ESirrience.
LAID ASIDE FRoM JOURNALISTIC WORK
Nltor trying numerous reineulcS Tor nnou-
nhtlsm, nut without permanent relief, was
VlNlseH 70 use - ;. y, which had given per-
nSnc'd relief tHothcrs ,.u ferlng r,ooi rheu
hhti-'a Aispr tlking half dozen bottles,
ludnN lhdt the disease was entirely driven
out OF my system, and u permanent cure Sc
cured. ms Was over u year ago, and since
men. eNen during our most severe weather,
WIN sudden changes, have never suffered
return OF the old ATTACKS Which disnhfu
me from editorial work.
ltlS very seldom indeed that recommend
ahNthing TO the public In this manner, INT
ecl II que 70 your valuable preparation shlt
haS given ne such long needed rcllci, to stitlc
mes l3'tN mus publicly. an. aro that hit
lni yncr Specific shnuid hAvp lonn hid aside
rom Journalistic wnj. ., no .,,,, lgst jit,i,,k
was il' ms rtgh; avn and hand.
SIDNEY ifHHEhr, AtiuNF, Gu
or troatse on, 90. and skin diseae-
mailed irc3 10 appllo7.nt9.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
nrNwcr3. Atlanta, Georgia. y. N.Uhige I59
west 2id street, between Sixth and Seventh
AYES. Phiadrluhtn of'iaN ihtj Cn,etnnt u
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\ gentleman writes: my wife used your
Mothers Friend at her fourth confinement,
and her testimony Is that she passed through
il with Ouc.half the suffering of either of her
former conhncmentS, and recovered from Its
effects In much less time. she also rrcom-
mended IL tn iudy friend who was about tn
he confined for the first time, and She says:
IL have never seen any one pass through this
great trial with 80 much ease aud 80 little
SUFFERING"
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\ QUICK AHp EASY TIME.

\ distinguished physician Of Mississippi
writes: Every "nc expecting to be- confined
should as the Mothers Friend, iur during a
long "bStotrlc practice, have never known
It TO ndl to produce quick aud snCe delivery
This comedy Is one nhuut which we cauuot
publish certificates but IL Is the most won.
dcrml Imminent to bc used nfier the first two
or three months.
send Tor our TREATISE on llrnlth aud Hap
piueSs NJ Woman, matted fr,N,. which gives
all particulars.
Tug BRADrIELn RgGULArog Co.,
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MeplClNss.

49, ~. ~ &C., ,,. .ta-N -.s, a, ga 4. 4ls..
made us iiS ;,.s9it for IN" S,r.e 80 TtSas Is
ell his nvVtr-.giiiEg rem. s.. "Nt,sares tsns
!uoial HeS tufsitNe or N.iif.,stt III altcvtcC
with nervous debility, iC.. "a Nanhoni ann
II Kindred diseases snould al M,ce procure
Ms circular from which TO learn the oause OF
ne diseases above mentioned; then vt once
lrocure nom rs orthrough us b your drag-
list or by express the neVcr falling remedy
CROWDUS Il BALDWIN.
wholesale druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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W. u. WYLIE & CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Holel. Dnllns. mi,


VIII give special attention to securing good
Investments H. city property, farming and
grazing land To stock raiserS and colonies
we offer special Inducements, having on our
lists large tracts OF fine agricultural and graz
ing lands, with abundance of water The
renting and sale Of city property will receive
special and personal attention. Collections
promptly made and rcmitted. Having q line
OF offices In Chicago, ST. Louis and New York
and correspondents in Europe, our facilities
iorthe sale of property are unequalled. We
nave 5GO,OD acres of the finest land in Texas,
belonging TO the Franco Texan Land Com,
pany, choice selections, which we viii sell on
long time. These lands are adjacent to and
contiguous to the Texas IL Pacific Railway.
We publish in connection with our business
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