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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Sine Der wunberli9 ten SO o.
b en-, Die e. ie 9eseben, maj ieoenfaus Die
S9euenmooe, Die pom l3-l5. Sabrbune
bert in Der @elt b%erumiputte. 3uerit was
rem es nur Siirlten unb anbere Yerlonen
bon Stang, Die @l6f9en unb anbere flins
genoe Msetal ltiid9en an ibren 6leioern
tru9en, uub no man piel tlinseln bDrte,
wuBte man ii9 in gepdblter @eieQi9aft.
Spater ieoo9 purbe biele Sra9t 10 aI9es
mein, boB oaS S6elenma9en Elm ei9enes
Sanbpert mar. 0aB aud Die Samen Ell
net 10 ansiebenben Mobe ni6t wiberlteben
tonnten, peritebt ii3 bon ielblt, unb 10 err
SGblt cine Gbronit: bat oloe bpf", pom
einisen sa @Ottinsen sebaltenen Bitter
ipielen aus ben Sabren 1870 uno 1876,
baB bic a~npeIenben Oamen ale wunber.
i9On geweien leien, NIT purpurnen &leis
bern angetban, bdtten btnten bife &illte
unb UNI ii9 tlinsenbe @iirtel unb gorten
nit S3euen sebabt, 10 OaB, wenn ie sins
gen, es geIautet babe: S9ur, S3ur,
S9ur unb 6Iins, Slins, SLING. v9lnuo
400 bis ma. i9reibt $780," iast cine
alte Gbronit, mar 10 elm GROCER llberluB
on prddtises @ewunt uu6 &Ieibunss Ser
6iriteu, @rafen uno Serren, Sitter unb
6ne9te, aud Der @eiber, ais Dor niemals
seb0rt worOen; ba trrl9 man iilberne Sal
iungen ober gdnber nit 9roBen @lodeu
pom 10, IL, Is unb biSpsiIen 20 Marfen.
Glide trlgen rbeinii6e &etten pom pier
ober is9s Marten, iammt tOitli9en gals
bdnbern, iilbernen @iirteln unb man6erIei
Spangen." ll~ebrisens erlieB MAJ bereits
i'm IA Sabrbunoert Serbote segen Die
S9euerei. Sn elmer Niirnberger 6leioers
orbnuns pom Sabre l343 beiBt es:
vglu6 iou ferner fein Wtann nod Srau
feinerlep @loden, S9elen, 9lumen,
SIatter, nod teinerlep uon Silber semadt
ban9enS Ding al tsinen Getten nod Sir
teln nt9t tragen bel 81. tdsli6." SIM
Sabre l4l1 woute Der &atb gu linn oas
@eflin9sI in Der &ir9e ni6t mebr bulosn
unb perorbnete bariiber in ieinem nod uors
banSsnen rotben gu9e: vSein Mannss
bib iolt peSer Seoern, Srdnse, nod
@loden unb S9ellen in Die Stride tras
gen." Seute bdugen nllr nod Die Salt
nadtsuarren unO @lOpns ii9 S6eaen IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
Mtttel wtber bas S9ims
Ssr a n 49, Ik Il Z, n a

MitteI wiber bas g d M
meln der S9infen, Wirft e
unb o METER. I'm benz S9immeln
gang porSubellsen, ober basielbe su beieitis
gen, lit ni6ts empfeblenswertber, als ses
wObnli9es 6O3ialS in einem SeIer nur
NIT iopiel 8aiier gu iibersieBen, baB cine
bretarti9e 0oiung bes Salses erfolst.
8enn man i9immlise 8iirite nit bieiem
SalSbrei biinn anitrei9t, ueri6pinbet Ser
S9immel iofort, unb mad eini9en Saaen
iibersieben ii9 bic @irite NIT iiberars feis
men &rpitaIlen Die ieber weiteren S9tms
melbtloun9 por6eusen. Oasielbe Ser
iabren lit aud iebr gu e~mpfeblen, nm seits
weilig in ben @elenten anftretenben
S9immel Bel ben S9inten gu beieittsen
uno i6m por;u6euaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Sisbii9e SSsl. Sn @erspeiS in
Niebsrbapreu wurbe bieier Gage bic alts
Sburmtuppel absebro6en, nobel bic Saus
Ieute nit benz &s6ts bes Stdrfersn bic bas
rim bsiinSli6eu 0oblenneiter ~sersauiteu
unb bsruntsrriilen. Sic waren aber ni9t
serins eritaunt, ais ie mitten barin aui
cine Sammluns seitoblener @esenitdnbe
itieBsn, bic bic 6iebii6en S9warsrOde i'm
9auie Der Sabre suiammensei9lept battsn.
Oils tSaupttropbde bra6ten ie cine iiIberne
Sai6smabr nit Settle gu Gage. 81 be,
einitise Better berielbsn bel benz lsinsr:
seitisen ratbielbaften Seri6winoen MIDI
sinen llnidulbisen In geroadt, uieleid1
aud ms 9erebe ssbra9t BATE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
Gin aliiflider 91nanruh SGaer.

@iner Der ue~rpeseniten Sdngurub Siser
in IuitraIien wurbe in elmer i6retli3en
Wetie auf Der sroBen S6afsii3terei bes
Serrn alfreo san in Soomanoomana,
9tew SiO @aleS, Quitralieu, pon einem
uerluunoeten &dnsurub SerriHen. Gr ses
brau6te ct. Safobs Del, BEN sroban
Sdmersenitiuer, unb purSe balS wieber
uulitdnois berseitelt, 10 baB CT ii3 wieSer
Der sefdbrIi3en Saso auf 6dnsurlbs BIN.
seben fam. Serr San b~ebauptet, baB
ct. Safobs Del bas bette Seilmittel iei,
pel6es ismals erfunben wur6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
yier bieSere Yiiraer BON Glbaureu

wv oSpNtN SbSHSk w" SsSISSSSby
baben Der @inlabuns ibrss Stammwirtbss
su vedtem BOD NIT &ettis gratis" setrsus
lid Solse seleiitet uno brinSen Dem @ams
brinus, ba Der Stoif etii wirtli5 auSses
sei6neter lit, elm grtraopfer. Mitterna1t
1T LANCE uoriiber, Der iibrise S9warm bat
ii6 ldnsit ~usrlaufen, Die Sisr iissn nod
vwie ansenasslt." Die Sa9e bat ibren
suten @runS: Der Bod mar ben 3e9srn
ni9t nrr ms @ebirn, ionbern aud In bic
Beine sefabren. Der Wirtb iast ii9:
@esen Stammsdite, unb namentli9 ipl9e
quite wie bieie, maB man coulant iein, unb
sr beitelt cine Sroi6te. Na9bem bic 9as
buns slitli6 seborsen, iast Der @irtb
benz &utIder: Den Germ bier auf benz
&iidiis Iaiien sic RSnisitraBe Nummsr
Iounbiopiel, ben 4nberen YauseneritraBe
Drummer ionnbiouisI, BEN re9ts Nummer
iounbiopiel ausitsisen." Na6bem benz
eblen &oi1elsnter nod Defenders einses
i9arft porbsn lit, Die ibm hntsrsebsnen ia
gut na9 Sauie 81 brinsen, fdbrt bas Sebis
tel ms Ountel Der gta9t binsin. Gin
Stinb9en lit usrsansen, Der 0irtb bat
fem Eager aufseiu9t, unb lit i9on iiiBem
S9lummer uerfaaen, ba ertSnt Der idriue
Slang ber Sausslode. Wtit einem Selins
ben Slu9e fabrt er in ben S9lafrod unb
besiebt ii6 nor bas Gbor, UNI su ieben,
mas los lit. Oa bdlt Der biebere Oroi9s
tsnmam, ben S9las s%eOfinet unb, inoem
er auf sinen taft unentwirrbaren &nduel
i'm Snnsrn Der Oroidfe weiit, ben Wirtb
anrebenb: ySerniee, msin gutter 9err t.,
bic Ssrren ieien mir ale bor9enanbsr ses
fau'n, Die miiien Sic mr. eri5t nod email
lortir'n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Tim einen linoernben unS angenebmsn
GiniluB auf bic &opfbaut aussuiben. unb
S9uppen gu entfernen uno Su ~uerbinbern,
tann man ni9ts 8eheres pablen ais
aper's 9air Sisor. Gs sisbt uerbleidtem
ooer srauem 9aare feline uripriiusli9e
6arbe wieber, ruft neuen Saaruu9s bers
Dor, unb siebt benz 6aare elm i9Ones,
wei9es, slanSenbes unb ~ieiOenartises allss
iebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

gllen gebolien!-Sn benz Gallon zines
Sub onpampiers bieIten Swsi Oamen ben
Stswart in ~beitanbiser Sei9dftisuns
vStewart!" risf Die Sine wie eritifsno,
ytommen sic bod idnea Der unb Ofineu
sic bas Seniter. ober i9 eritide!4 90:
balb bies sei9eben, rief Die @nbere: vSte'
parS, tommen Sic bod i9nea Der uni
i9lisBsn sic bas 6eniter, ober i6 fterbe! !"
60 sins bas Ianssre 8eit in bolber &b'
wsdieluns, bis elm anberer Yaiiasier rief
Stewart, bamit sic enbli9 &ube erlan'
gen unb uns glaen ssbolfen iei, laien Si'
bas Ssniter seidIoien, bis bic Cine eritidt
1T, unb bann Oiinen sic ss, bamit bic @n'
bere absetban wirb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Ro. 45a earrabee StraBe, @bicaso, ST.,
smpiiebIt feline 8irtbiaait uno Saitpirtbiaait isinsn
eanosisutsu uuo ben 5remosu bic mad Chicago fommeu,
ANS Bette. guts Seoieuuus uuo bilist Brsiie. Vsau
usbme bic sarrabss Straseubabu. bic an Ser Sblre uorbeis
eeht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Gin sriner punt B. Sine bdnii9s
Opg9e I'M Sauerbrurm bat, pie bic v9ais
ba9er 3tS." melbet, Dor etiua uiersebn Ca
gen sebn Sunse seworfen, oaranter elm
pouitdnSi9 maisrines gremplar, bas ii9
bis iett beitens entwifelt. Oieies Raturs
punSsr errest Die resite g%epunberuns Der
SuraGite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y.
THE SHORT LINE sErwrEH the EAST 4 WEST.

Ole eirsetsite eiienbabuIinie ,wiidsu 8auias 9itp oeer
Omaha uue 9leuslane, Saiaio, pittsburs. Rsp BORT.
Bottom, philadelphia, @aibtnstoa, Baltimore uub aqs
Puntts 0itlia, 10 sab SerbiuSuns nit allen SauptIiHIsn
b~rseieut wiro.
Sie Balm bat Stablidieusu unb rousnoes Material or,
tier SlaNe, S~uitbremien, Yitlers Ylatiorm uuo 8oppeI,
s~ltsaute, umiaIasbare Sshd uuo Drawing Room Cars,
bet allen tbreu ourhlauisueeu Shseu. bic aue nit ,eurh'
beuussu tonueu. Gis wsuiseu @asenpedisI bisfsr Sabu
wsreeu aue In linton 0epois semadt-tetIe Sunibus'
iabrien Don stuem Sabnboi gum auoeru.
Srast mad 1idets fir irssno stusn plaS TN Often via
eate erts Il @shern Nailpap. 8arttn une Sniormatio'
men Tam man toitsnirei aui ben Sauptiiatiousu ubaItsu.
oesr psuu man I'D wtnsst an q. u. Smitb,
gensmI pan. assnt.
Bloomington, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-12

Sap Goofe, beiien rieiises SermOsen
Dem 6ra9 Don 1878 gum Spfer fiel, ia
Our9 ieinen 3uiammenbru9 ienen &ra9
er0Hnete, lit beute elmer Der rei9iten Mdns
ner in Sennipluanien. Man Sablt i'm
inter Die SortiSen fiinfsebnfa9en Miaios
,Hr,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
Supreme Court.

The proceedings in the United States supreme
court yesterday were as follows:
Admissions to the bar = John X. Beach, of New
Haven, Conn; Cromwell IG. Macy, of New York
city, and S. N. Wood, OF Topeka, Kan.
No. 26S The Turner and Seymour Manufactur-
ing company, appellants, Va. the Dover stamping
company. Submitted.
No. s07 Daniel II. Biinget ct al. appellants, VS..
VS.. James Burnett, assignee, DC, Appeal from the
per stipulation.
No. 264. a. 4. Ware ct al, appellants, VS.. the
Galveston City company. Argument concluded.
No. 267. Charles Croker, appellant, vs.. the Coos
Bay Wagon Road company. Appeal from the cir.
cuff court of the United States for the district oil
oregon. Dismissed with costs on authority OF
counsel for appellant.
No. go and No. 27l, George llagar, appellant VS.
Reclamation District No. lOS. Argument COM
menced, Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District
Judiciary Yesterday.

Court In General Tern--Chief Justice CIritsr. and
justices James and Cor.-John A. Baker VS.. John
w. Gray; Certiorari dismissed. Charles w. Tyler
vs.. Charles ID. Gilmore: argued and submitted,
Circuit Court-Jud0e Hd0ner.-kilbourn VS.
Thompson; on hearing. Murray VS.. National
Metropolitan bank; leave to amend declaration.
Equity Courl-Jud1e Macarthur. -Robinson VS.:
Robinson Ferd Schmidt appointed guardian I'D
Item. Purdy VS.. Young auditors report ratified.
Walsh vs. Walsh divorce q vim mat. granted.
Pierre vs. Pierre; appearance of absent defendants
ordered. Kirby VS. COyle; restraining order re-
turnabe March &c. 1884, granted.
Criminal cowt-Jud0e WWite.-Ferdinand ,I Rib
NTH, larceny; ordered to restore property Thos,
u. Hoover, false pretenses on trial.
NEW SUITS
No. 251SS, Thomas j. Fisher & Co. vs. Almerin u
Lighthall; certiorari; L. w. Jones, attorney. No
25iS9, Fitch, Fox d Brown vs. Gilbert Movers
note, Si79.33; II. W. Garnet. attorney. No. 25lsO
Almerln II. Lighthall VS., Thomas J. Fisher, Ed
ward ]. Stllwagen, and Thomas NJ. Gale; dam
ages, 49, 00 +. W. Jones' attorney. No, $685.. Thos
Kirby VS.. Barnard J. Coyle; original bill for re-
ceyer, account, &C.; l.. G. Hine and s. 7. Thomas
solicitors.
COURT CALL.
Court IN Genera, Ierm-Chief Jistce Carter. Jus
tees Cor and Jamss.-Assignment unchanged.
Circuit C0urt--Judgs Hdoner-Nos. 14O, l54 loo
1853, 1859, and l60
EqNitv Court-Judoe MacArthttr.--No assignment
Criminal Court-JId0e Wvlte.-Nos. 1924, 1924
| 1926, 1928, and 1925.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
The Garfield Hospital.

Tho first meeting of the consulting and
attending physicians and surgeons of the
Garfield Memorial hospital was held on
Wednesday evening. The meeting was full
DR.. May was called to the chair, and Dr.
Burnett requested to act rs secretary. The
resolutions of the board calling this meeting
and asking the staff to formulate rules to
regulate the professional management of the
hospital were read, and committee was ap.
pointed to make q report at tho next meeting
embodying such rules and regulations. The
committee was composed of Drs. Lovejoy,
May, Thompson, W. w. Johnston, and Bur-
nett.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
A HEROINE GONE.
Sketch OF tho Life and Services OF Mrs.
Abte IL. Green.

Able IL. Grecn.
Tho funeral of the late Mrs. Abio Green,
which took place Tuesday evening, recalls
the great services which the deceased lady
performed for the nations cause during the
war. She was Of New England birth, born
and educated in New Hampshire. She in
herited q strong will and fixed purpose in all
she did. Force of circumstances drifted her
south, and the war found her in tho strong
hold of tho confederate capital. But her
heart was ever true to the union, and Mrs.
Green conceived the idea Of rescuing union
soldiers from Libby prison." which she &C
complished to tho jeopardy of her own life.
Gen. Streight and several prominent union
officers who were incarcerated in Libby owe
their safe deliverauce from that don to Mrs.
A. ii. Green. Many others, homeless and
friendless, have been taken care of by her.
After the war she came to this city, and a
government position was given her on &C.
count of her heroic efforts. She faithfully
discharged her duties to the last, and though
no marble sarcophagus marks her resting
place in GODS acre" her good deeds will
| live in the hearts Of friends II lasting monu-
ment to her self.sacrifioing spirit for the
cause of the union. ID.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

In the court of commissioners of Alabama
claims yesterday the following cases were argued
and submitted: No. 2l06, Charles Brewer ct al. {;
27lO, Alfred Richards CT al. 29Oi, Charles Dono'
viying partner; 2lyi. Rufus g. +. Caudage 4Sl9,
Edward Hincken, surviving executor; 1870, Eliza
beth A. Plume, administrators; 1927, Jane F. Mer-
Ram, administrative; 4Si3, James W. Elwell ct al
all VS.. the United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
Futurea Wheat Corn Oats. Pork. Lard


BALTIMORE, March 20.-Cotton steady; middling,
1870. Flour uuiet and about steady Howard street
and western superfne. s27513.50 do. extra, $50
@l.76 do. family, S5.00D60O: city mills superfne,
s27563.5O do extra, s375G6.25; do. Rio brands.
S562q0SS; Patapsco family. $3.50: do. superlative
patent, 500. Wboat-SOuthern steady and quiet
western about steady aud dull; southern red Sl.12
@ll0,do. amber ST. t561ll7: No. Maryland, 81 l3l2
OLD; No. western winter red, spot, Sl.OIl4@
lO73s; March, sl07 bid; April, Sl07Is9l .OsA; May
SlOgkDl0g75: June, sll03s01.l01s; July, elOb bid
Corn-southern quiet and lIwer Tor yellow; west
ern steady aud neglected; southern white, 5I9
60c; do. yellow, 5505TC; western mixed, spot 6Il5
@I5SLo; March, 57l5c bid May, 50l5c bid; July62lc
bid: steamer 53l5954c. Oass dun and easy; south
ern, 49@0i5c; western white 43@oiIc; do mixed 40
4Sc; Pennsylvania, i2@45c. Rye firm at 6S07lc.
Hay firm for choice prime to choice Pennsylvania
aud Maryland, sli00@l5,00. Provisions quiet
and steady; mess pork, old, SlSOO new, sl9.Ogi
bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides, packed.
S9i0Ic bacon-shoulders, SAc clear nb sides,
lie; hams, lilS@l6c Lard-Refned lOAc But.
ter firm; western packed 10925c; creamery, 25@
3Sc Eggs firm at 2lC922c. Petroleum quiet aud
steady refined, s4GDS3Sc Coffee casler aud dull ;
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, 10A@llAc. Sugar
quiet; 4 soft 73Sc Gopper-Refned steady Mt Il
Gpl4Ac. Whisky steady and quiet at Sl.lI@l,l9l5,
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dn i cotton,
632d. -four, Is 3d.; grain, 2H@3d. Receipts =
Flour, 1858 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels corn.
10000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye 800 bushels.
Shlpments-Wheat, 5000 bushels Sales-Whest,
10000 bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

The Brush Electric Light company are
placing twelve large electric lights around
the temple above the rotunda of the capitol
and the surrounding sections. Workmen
are busily engaged in putting the lights in
position, and within night or so they will
he nut In use
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
Additional TeIephones.

1t is proposed to connect the several depart
ments and the capitol with au underground
telephone system. The wires will be laid as
soon as possible Additional telephones have
been ordered for the state, war and navy
department building. BY this system all the
departments will be in connection.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

Almerln II. Lighthall has filed a suit for
SO, 600 damages against Thomas j. Fisher &
Co. Plaintiff sets forth that he rented house
No. 1916 Fifteenth street. at a monthly rent
of 300, representing it to be in proper con-
dition, when, in truth it was not, much to
the detriment OF the plaintiffs physical
condition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

A man named Williams living on Q street,
near Sixth northwest, while in IL drunken
condition Wednesday night threw saucer
at his daughter Nettie, infiictng very pain
full wound on the girls left cheek. DIR. Os.
Is recovering.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

Edwin C. Mason and John u. Chollar wer c
tried in the police court yesterday for the lar.
cony of $3.50 from Charles 8. Willmuth, of
Springfield, Ill, Judge Smell, after hearing
the evidence sent the case to the grand jury;
bonds, $500. Willmuth was required to give
81 900 bonds for his appearance as a witness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

For two years suffered intensely and was made
miserable through diseased kidneys and bladder,
with nervous exhaustion and entire prostration.
Doctors and medicine did not afford mo any relief,
and was advised to use Warmers Safe Cure,
which did in connection with the Safe Pills, aud
am thankful to stale l am entirely cured OF the
dreadful malady. Mrs. DoRMER,
AS South Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
In the Criminal Court To-day.

The cases Of Robert c, Kerstlnc, charged
with perjury; John Harris, violating postal
laws: Augustus Willigo, keeping gaming
0'Neil, alias Jake" o'Neil. information for
policy, will be called in the criminal court
to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

A little colorod girl, living at No. 1887
Ninth street northwest, cut her thumb OIL
With an AK on Wednesday night,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
financial.
LEWIS JOHNSON & co., Bankers,

Dealers In Investment Securities. UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT, RAILROAD BONDS. or
the latter class we have list Of good bonds showing
returns of from to : per cent. ON Investment
mu2O-im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

For score OF years suffered with what the
doctors pronounced dilaton and vavulsr disease
of tho heart, but now am led to believe that the
heart trouble was only secondary and symptom
OF other complaints. Frequently was threatened
with death by sufocation, my breath failing me
entirely. became cold and numb, and was as
near death as any living person ever has been,
This was three years ago and I have ever since
enjoyed complete health wholly through the use
OF Warmers Safe euro. A. BILDERBECK.
CHICAGO, March |. % 18th street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
ALBANY, N. !

suffered for over twenty years with a lame
back caused by kidney complaint, and my spine
and nervous system were badly affected. When
had abandoned all hope began the use of War.
ner's Safe Cure, and have not felt so we'll and
strong for twenty years. j. j. WRIGHT.
FoN DU LAC Wis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
DENVER, COL, Feb. 10

l want to state how much my husband has i'm.
proved while taking Warmers Safe Cure. All
swelling has disappeared from his limbs; his
water trouble 10 much better and his voice Is so
improved that lie breaches every Sabbath. We
are very thankful. The people oil around here
are taking the remedy and some are getting well
by the use of q fow bottles. Mulutudes more
must have 1t. MRS REV. +. A. SoULE.
SING SING, N. y, Feb. 90.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

DuRKEE's Salad Dressing is the best thing ofthe
kind over sold. With IL superb salad of any kind
can be made without delayog trouble, II Is also
! epe Vi thg beat sEpees toreqla msais eIe'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

MOTHER swANs Worm SYRUP, tasteloss, eject
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices on Chicago board of trade, as
corrected by special wire reports to Cooke & Co.,
brokers:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

] was wholly Frustrated by complication OF
diseases and as n last resort purchased Warmers
Safe Cure. Every one Of the old troubles have
disappeared and am very grateful.
W. f.. BENEDICT,
ALBANY, N. Y. Press and An cherbockcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

EVERY one has a will and mind TO think for
himself, yet many will go about hacking and
coughing until n friend recommends DR.. Bull
Cough syrup for That cough.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21
IMPOSSIBLE ESCAPE.

Absolute Truth with Collateral Proof
From which There Can he no Appeal.
For the past three years we have had
standing offer Of $1,000 for any statement Of
cure published by us which was not, so far as
we know, bona ide We did this in order
that all readers might know the absolute
truth OF all our assertions, and that they were
based upon the value of our remedy and not
upon idle words. Below we give few OK
tracts from recent letters, which speak for
themselves. We will only add that we
could furnish O,ic hundred thousand more Of q
similar nature did occasion require, but we
believe tho entire American public is now
convinced of the positive value of Warmers
Safe euro. II. II. WARNER 81 Co.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Warmers Safe Cure does all claimed for II.
PErALUMA, CAL, MAI. JAMES SINdLEY.
was cured ofkldney disease and bleeding piles
AUBURN, Me- B. II. HOWARD.
I was physical wreck by kidney disorder, but
Warmers Safe Cure has completely cured me.
COLUMBUS, ONO. G. G. LANlEG.
was a sight to behold from kidney dropsy, but
| Cure. JAMES ALLEN
Troy, MY.
| My physicians said would never get out OF bed
again. took Warmers saio cure and felt like
| another being. +. CUYLER UTCHINs.
| BEVERLY, n. J.
had % quarts OF water taken from me, caused
by dropsy. Ten bottles Of Warmers SAFE Cure Gu
| tlrely restored me, GEO. b. PEAsLEY.
| MANCHESTER, n. H.
| a neighbor of mine, W. A. THOMPSON. has been
raised from the dead by the use OF your warmers
| Safe Cure. JOHN NORTON, y. NJ.
| SUMMIT CITY, PA, Feb 8.
Physicians said I could never DO cured Of cal.
euns aud stranguary. but four bottles Of Warmers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

Physicians said could never be cured Of cal.
culus and stranguary. but four bottles of Warmers
Safe Cure entirely removed my complaint
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. I. y. LEWIS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

Gil ON RATS" clears out Rats, Mice. 1Sc'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-21

A neighbor of mne w. A. Thompson. has been
raised from the dead by the use Of your Warmers
Safe Cure. JOHN NORTON, p. NJ.
SUMMIT CITY, PA, Feb. 8.