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WALTER b WILLIAMS { co. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. BRUSSELS CARPETS BEDDING
&c. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated January 25th AID
lso ard duly recorded in Iber No 1884, folio 2O4
OF the land records for Washington by direc-
ton OF the party secured thereby shall sell at public
AUCTION on SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY NINTH,
AD 1854. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A M
IN front OF the auction rooms Of Walter b Williams
Co. corner 10th and d streets northwest the Furni-
ture. Bedding. Carpets, etc mentioned In the
schedule marked A. atachedt to said trust named
IN part
Walnut Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites Walnut
Mardro6es. Walnut Mant.i Mirrors. Walnut Library
tables. Lounges, Walnut Book Case, Walnut Writing
Tables, Walnut Extension Tables, Walnut Bed
steads Bureaus and Washstands, Patent Rockers,
Painted Nardrobes, Dining Room Chairs Oak Cot
tage Furniture, Walnut Patent Bed, Marble Top
Tables, Brussels Carpet. Ruvs. Hall Carpets. Lace
Curtains. Hair aLu Husk Mattresses Feather Pill
lows and B9lstsrs, Blankets Bedding, Heating
Stoves, Crockery &c. with many other articles in
schedule marked a." too numerous to mention
Terms cash.
mh-0-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS Trustee
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ARTISTS REPRESENTED:
Antigua. ] PA Under p
Birch. Thos-. (decd) Macs, R.
Brown. George L. Moran, Thos-
Brown, J, G.. Morris
Bruck. Lajos Muller A
Calame A., (dec'd) Nicholson q "
Carabain, L. Noter,uan
Chaplin, c. H. Pinchart
Ciceri E. pix;s r.
Clare Geo. Picard r.
lie Jonghe Richards, Vim. T.
De Leeuw, A. Roosenboom
Frere, Theo Sebes PW
Gonzales Sword T r
Helm, h Won Scbepdel D
herzos, ID. Won Seben, H.
hlnnalrd Wagaan, A.
Koek -Koek Weber Edw
Lassalle. L. Witt III
And Others mh21-7t
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NEW YORK, March PA sanitary inspector, ac-
companied by squad OF police, made an unex-
pected raid last night the express wagons that
carry meat into the city from New Jersey. one
hundred and fifty carcaSeS OF sbob" calves were
seized and sent TO the ofal dock. The raid spread
CONSERVATION among the expressnen, but they
were compelled TO submit by the police.
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N'HE GRAY
Il pFSNSYT ROTTF

o7Hr l <95EkhHI5 IEaf sl F9g g5FrHwrs7
0st FL Rails .khh N,cx,rf HrL + SSsGESkRy
Is EFFECT N1ffNB i hi i5r nHiSl s
TEAMS IL it.T1 mAsHISSIoS from STATION coRSEs
fGI1ttsourZ and tn West Chica<o Limited Express
m iaiy WITH sieefn ~ cars s aaai ha 4f hs
S4c-I!Iatl NestTrH LNIIe=- 10 ;. IN daily wit3
tiscs.o tS "a t a fosnf'f dfly Win i35
tpRs Ca da i'' tor F,i e Ghes MAJ Iapres
Fer Ere t9f Ap iR8 6dfse fnA aS N',v
~ = m s a1y tetpt sS sat, With rslaGe Cars
I-air having Washington Oh Saturday might viii not
IcT WiniarIsport Lock Haven and Emra ,ss;a0. N
daily. e1ceIt sunday.
10 % and II Is L or sunday, Co 10 GO ana
j IS = u. Limited III OF pullman FarIor Cara
: - daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
I.l BOSTON without change. l :iop every week day
IsT B sshs 80 al through trains connea a. 5e-
tey tlty with beats Of Brooklyn Annex ae9rlinz
.I1sse s.ross New YORK City
re- i1l-sdelEhia Is aud 100 a. M 40 o. 1000
1870 E1Ir.ss ~ m daily s except SUNDAY
SO i =. 4 A. 6 30 40 1910 and II u p H. On
sunday. 40 1870 90 e.So 40 l0od aid IL Is
10 fott's Crek Line. t 30 and 4,iop In. daily
1er AnLaiOlls 20 III and 40 m daily e1ceptsun-
FAh. aHp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
;eS 5, %. =; : & and II SIS pm On sundays
fe! Riein oId ard Il sui IS and II .cs am daily
,r sc > - ~ y n. catly, except sunday.
and 10 70 100 5 o. s22 SO o. and 10 20 p
L4 a. y ~ iii;idI1sht Oh SUNDAY and 10: 10
I;c5e,. ana Information at the offce northeast corner
be- r y ls .oi fT the and At II the e ~.
's " 'i-A II i tE l, hotels and residences
oHAS z PIGH. General Manas,er. MI
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AUCTION SALES.
ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoRDrsARY.

ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoRDrsARY.
HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS FROM THE GALLERIES
JAMES S. EARLE l. SONS,
SIG CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING
THE SCOTT ART GALLERIES.
141s NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
MARCH 271H. 2s1H AND 18th, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
MIR. B. SCOTT. JA.. WILL CONDUCT THE SALE.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Arc11osEEas.
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OOW LING, AucGOnetr
EIGHT WORK HORSES, SIX DOUBLE EXPRESS
WAGONS, FIVE SETS DOUBLE HARNESS, Two
PLATFORM SCALES, WAGON COVERS JACKS
&c, Sc. BEING THEENTIKE STOCK AND OUT,
Eli OF RICHARDSON'S EXPRESS. AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, TWENTY-sIXTH OF
MARCH, 1884. at TEN O'CLOCK, at Richardson's Ex-
press Stables, corner 9Th and streets southwest will
sell everEhng apperainine to the express business
Mr richardson having changed his business has no
Ho seS Wagons, &c. will find it to their interest
tend this sale. as everything will be- positively sold
Terms: Cash OH day OF sale
Inh2l dts THOMAS DOWJING Anct
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

he MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BFTNEEN
TIE LAST AND THE VEST
VIA IS ASHiNuTON
DOUBLE TkACk. IANNEY CO-PLTRt
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RoyalL1QU1DGLUE
Mends Ev erything
Solid az Rock!-Hard as
A da m q Mt Firm az
Granted! S tr ongest,
Toughest and Most
Elastic Glue on Earth!
Absolutely Unbreak-
able and Inseparable!!
No heattng!-No prep
arat 10 n IA l " ays
Ready; Alvey lwaysu , L.
Glass. Wood, Leather,
Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der, Crockery. Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth,
GA~S~ Es~-
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Z. SCHEEI. oR6ANIsT. TEACHER or pzANo
- . and VOCAL. MUSIC. Particular at1,nsin 10 b.
Periermers OF Teachers fsEsns Si2 NJ l3tS ~
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$ Fl + + + f. i $sf + + F. + F.
r UU r + ZEE
AND INvIGORATING.

Those who may wish to purchase either as q deciou
beverage or for medicinal purposes unadulterated
Whskey are invited to 1pAke trial the celebrated
brand
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THE Swatara arrived at Colon to-day.

REsIGNED.-Naval Cadet Valentine Nelson
n, has rendered his resignation.
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III K. FULTON, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES

WESTYHfTFtH TES oti IksPAA H. MakG m5
sist of God. Silver and Metal Cased Watches.
Gold and Silver Watch Chains Gold Necklaces Charms
lockets Scarf Pins. Studs Eyeglasses Spectacles Ear
T ans , Pins Bracelets Plain Gold and Set Rings old
Solid silverware &c. &c. This sale viii continue morn
ings at 10 O'Clock, and evenings o'clock until all
the lots are sold Persons holding tickets please take
notice. III K FULTON Anctioneer
u d. CRlPPEN. Salesman. mh2l-5ts
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Il 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 is
much better and his voice is improved that he
breaches every Sabbath. We very thankful. The
people all around here taking the remedy. and
are getting well by the Of few bottles Multi
tudes more must have it.' Mrs. REV. F. A. SouLE
Sing .SiUU. " Y Feb oQtb
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Visions of Bliss.

sad commentary % constipation and biliousuessi
What's vast stocthoNss Of pills if all were cob
lected And to think that all thoss drastic. mas
seating pills have been kindly solicited 10 enter
the stomlchS OF inca and women! ring
I'D disgusting to think of. No ono knows tAs
ms ard aches, loss Of time, piles and inaamnAA-
liens they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine, Stop their U.S., and try
one dose of BaiIeys Saline Aperient, and visions
ofbliSs will hover over yoW detected brow 1t
relieves constipation, cures biliousness, sick head
ache, heartburn, SC. It's pleasant, ehectaal and
cheap, and well adapted To ladies use,
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold cysSy
-rhere
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INoCUhATED POISON,

somo o'sht years ago became the victim
OF fearful Blood Poison, communicated by
y aurse 10 my infant, and IT, nee through
The breast aud suffered for tx long years
Ihe Mercury and Potash treatment seemed
10 drive the poi on further Into my system,
only 10 bresk out In worse form ON Othe por-
hons Of my body. Three months ago began
aking Swlftk Specific, audit has cured me
SOUND and well, IL IL the greatest blessing
which has come 10 mankind IN years
MRS. T.W. LEE. Grsenvile, Ala sent tlsst
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ULCERS a5 YEARS,

member OF my church has been entIre,v
cured Ot m liberated sore leg OF twenty-ny,
years standing by using two BOTTLES of swim.
Speclne' she had various kinds of treatment
anl had almost despaired OF being well.
she has a new lease ON lie
D. II 'RIMPLER, Pastor Metz. Church,
Macon, Ga July "A, 1854
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AN OLD rnARMAcIsr.

have had To do with blood Diseases and
selling Blood Remedies for % years, and do
not esltate to say that Swin's Specific is tn,
ltst. Numbers Of cures OF Blood Poison by
It's use have Come under my observation and
some them wonderful. II is mn excellent
tonic, aud 10 used largely by delicate ladies
aud children. Being entirely vegetable. II
noes not produce any bad effects like potash
mn! urts; ana rs The most satisfactory rem
edy that | sell. q. ". DIXON.
Auburn, Ala, Sept, IL, 1854,
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O cd Speed DIR, nradficld In lho solo =, m,

n''t '"illig hhhlc Regulator.
,,rrulh lhe editor of the Gainesville
nnagle; 81 consider Bradheld Female
REGULATOR the best medicine ever com.
pounded and offered to the public for
sno discusses Tor which it il recon-.
lady who never had any health nntji
slo commenced using II. IL gave bo,
llliniieulate relios, and from that tino
unt,l now she has enjoyed the host n,
neHlth. | can say with hearty ,rond
Will GOD speed nr. Bradneld in tbn
sac OF his nover-failing Female Rernla.
Send for our Treatise on "IIealth ap6
Happiness of Woman" mailed FREQ ''''
BRApriRLB RRGuLAroR Co.
Atlanta. Ga.
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inc woll-known strengthening pron.
SrteS or iron, combined with other ton
ivS ana a most perfect nervinc, are found
~ Narter'S Iron Pills, which strengthen
tne nerves aud body, and improve tho
blood and complexion. WV
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All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline,s
great nerve restoror. No fits nftar A.,
Jays use. Marvellous cures, Treafss
ana " trial bottle free 10 fit cases. Send
20 Dr. Kline, 9Sl Arch street, Phllndel-
nhia- Pc ,svivonin
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ECZEMA!

MY daughter, seven years old has been af-
nlcted WIN Eczema for two wears, and after
trying Otner remedies in vain, gave he,
Swifts Specific, s. $. 4, and ono and hall
bottles cured her sound and we'll. II il the
Test blood remedy In the country.
MRS. M. IS. JUDKINS,
Cedartowu Min, July % 1854.
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vANDaRBILrs MILLloNsl

Couid not huy from me what Swlft's Spe-
Sliic mas done for me. toured me OF Scrotu
Ia IN It's worst form, after had suffered ,yilt
u hlteen long years, and had tried all the
remedies only to break down my health and
make ms almost helpless.
hRs ELlXAB ETH BAKER,
Aeworth. Ga July Is, 1884.
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,Durkoe's Salad Pressing and Cola
Maat Sauce. Tho finest n1ovnnisc inv
meat, tSh, aud vegetable salads. and n
hupero table sauce. Il far surpassos any
ii,oh'e'hlade dressing. Everybody likes
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pIfa IN, MARRIAGE GUIDE / eRsps

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 80
cents In postage or currency. Over nifty won-
derfnl pen pictures, true ollie, articles on the
following subjects; Who may marry who not.
why Proper aget marry. WhOmarry first.
Manhood, MomnnhOOd. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life aud happiness may be
increased. Those married or contemplating
marry should read ~. II ought 20 BE read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock ana
Key, Popular edition, same 81 above, but PAPER
cover and 200 pages, IS cents by mail, In money
or postage.
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B 1 % o ID

IN interesttng reatiee on Blood and Skin Diseases
viii he mailed ce TO any ono who will send telr nj
dress TO tho Swift Spcne Co. Drawers, Atlanta, Gu
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COTTON.

Cotton receipts OF the present crop up to
yesterday October 2S) are 1851 bales. Ship
ments, / ,626 bales. Stocks last night were
9Oj bales An advance OF l-lS occurred at
Galveston to-day, bringing that port on II
:parity with New Orleans.
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plu' fNNNed.
doNE-ClnSed: Now York duh; New Or
leans leans quiet; Liverpool, steady; Galveston.
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MEDICINES.

NDR EUGENE DEVAUX, o. Fanoe,
hlaue US MS agent for the State Of Texa
seii nis never-falling remedy, natures Con.
nuhsAl Restorative or Nitalizer. All affected
MY nervous debility, loss of manhood anc
AZ kindred diseases should at once procur
, ~ nv ylrcuiar from which TO learn the cause o.
the diseases above mentioned: then al ono.
procure from us or through us by your drup
slst OF by express the never failing remedy,
49,, CROWDuS & BALDWIN,
H.. nolesale Druggists, Dallas Texas.
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Mcliirso's Vino of Cardui Is recon- \
mendOd for painful monthly habit,
difhcnlt, suppressed, excessive and
Irregular Menses, Whites, Falling Of
tho Womb, Change OF Life, General /
Debility and as q tonic for delicate |
ladies. II was tested in 1000 cases
and cured G5oO OF them. Its aston.
ishing action myttiRed Doctors, de- |
lighted sufferers, and restored thou
sands of suffering women to health
aud happiness. Druggists sell IL ut
SL0o per Bottle. A sixty.four page
pamphlet telling ali about It free by
mail.
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Ihe celebrated ulor de cuisine o,,.
l ployed ut the Glen Lca. Is prepared to
FURNISH meal, for banuuets md Sneci,i
suppers on the shortest notice.
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II Is selfevident that A physlcian paving
particular attention 10 class OF eases stfaIps
great tkl and physicians In regular practice
all over The country knowing tlils, frequently
IecOnmend cases TO the oldest Office In Amerf-
g., where every known appliance Is resorted
10, aud the proved good remedies u all
ages aud countries are used, A whole house Is
Wed for Office purposes, and all are treaie uith
tklu IN q respectful manner, ait -alWinG
what to DO, no experiments are ~ H.. On aa-
count OF The great number a.'. < the
charges are kept low, often lower Ia IL de-
manded ny others. II YOU secure tn u N and
get Gspocdy and perfect life cure. Gina BIZ The
Important matter. Pamphlet, 30 pagc sent
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Inc hunstdnle Snoe company bavc
nranas pu ,nelr retail department and are
preparing for LARGO tan trade. "a
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

4 NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Money lGlIS, prime
enereantile paper, 5dB; sterling exchange
p H.. steady, 1901; sight, 1888.
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,va rlNe OF The best nNe.cont cigars In the
FOR "a o anu ehnnce IN the drawing, all
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linstable's. o" Snoes AZ
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Texas Trunk,
AAIAA nDD.nn

=, - GOING SOUTH,
NO mai and Express, leaves. 800 Z. Al,
Como NORTH.
No. mail and Express, arrives .Il;OO A. NJ.
Trains and run daily, SUNDAYS excepted.
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME CARD,
Hsu.a.. n ~

~ - GOING SOUTH.
NO, New Orleans and Galveston
EXpreRs ldaiIYl E.a M
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Calf, Colorado " Santa Fe.
Arrives Dallas. .............. lO.OO u NJ
DehNes Dhllhs .-..-..,..- $4,000. H:Al A. NJ.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-04-09

being examined to show the effect
produced on the colored voters By
the news Of the riot. Senator
Vance has also begun the examina.
ton of witnesses in rebuttal.
The great River aud Harbor bill
is on its way to the House from
committee with an appropriation 81
eleven millions. Only the most
important rivers and harbors have
been considered in the items Of the
bill. The Mississippi is, Of course
first, and with its tributaries will
get five millions.
One of the latest. committee re.
ports to the Senate is from that on
Woman Suffrage, the majority Of
which favors the joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the
constitution to extend the right OF
suffrage to women. The minority
of the committee will hereafter pre-
sent their views.
The legislative assembly of Utah
has memorialized Congress to the
effect that none of the pending
measures affecting the interests Of
the Territory be passed without a
full investigation by Congression-
al committee,
President Arthur thinks the Ma
w should have few war ships and
some modern guns. He has sent a
message to Congress recommending
that appropriations be made at the
present session for at least seven
vessels the cost OF which, including
their armament, will be over four
million dollars.
The Presidents sister, the hostess
of the White House, held her tenth
and last afternoon reception on
Saturday. Forty-five ladies had
been invited to assist. It was the
most brilliant affair of the series,
and a complete ovation to Mrs.
McElroy.
The Upper House Of Congress be-
comes more and more exclusive. It
has been decided that Cabinet Off
GERS are the only ''heads Of depart
ments'' who will be entitled to the
privileges of the floor of the Senate
chamber, and that distinguished
citizens from this and other coun.
tries shall be excluded.
No further appropriation will be
asked in behalf of the never ending
Washington monument, the a.
mount already granted being suffi-
cient to complete what will be the
monumental prodigy of the age.
Work has been resumed on the
structure which has long been in
winter quarters, and seventy work.
men are on the grounds cutting and
dressing the stones preparatory to
placing them in position. When
the monument IS five hundred feet
high pyrimidal marble summit OF
fifty feet will complete it.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-04-09
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, &c. April 4, 1884
Volumes Of eloquence have been
expended at the Capitol during the
week on the subjects of whisky,
and education. The result was,
that the bonded extension bill was
killed in the House of Representa-.
tives because it had one hundred
more foes than friends, and, while
the bill for aiding public schools
suryi ives in the Senate and ia deg
tined to have a few more days of
life, its final failure is predicted.
There was no sectionalism in the
whisky debate nor in the vote.
Ninety -four Democrats voted for it
and seventy two against it. Nine.
ty Republicans opposed the bill and
eighty three favored it. AS soon
as The long discussion was ended
the bill Was taken up for retiring
and gssslning the trade dollar whieh
is now before the House. The
measure is likely to be pressed to a
vote without delay. The passage
also of relief resolution for the
Mississippi food victims and the
disposal of some private measures
and pension bills make up the weeks
work in the lower House.
The Senate briefly discussed the
expediency of admitting Dakota to
statehood, talked about the war tax.
es of the Southern States, passed
the District Judges bill. and the
Greedy reward bill, which offers to
any foreign ship or persons $25, 900,
tor the discovery, rescue or salts,
factory information of the fate Of
the Greedy expedition to the Arctic
regions.
At present FIVE hundred measures
are ready for the action of Congress,
and a resolution for final adjourn
ment on the second of June has been
introduced, and is now before the
Ways and Means Committee.
! The Democratic tariff caucus re-
suited IN nothing more than an
emphasis Of the fact that irrecon
cllahle differences exist in the part,
on the great question, and the de-
bate is threateningly near. It vii
| follow the disposal Of the Indian
Pension, and Agricultural appropri
alton bills, which can be effected il
about ten days.
The investigation Of the Dauvill,
rot has been resumed by Senator
Sherman's committee. Witnesse.
from various parts of the State are
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-04-09

Why cuntinue the use of irritating
powders, snufs or liquids when
Ely's Cream Balm, pleasant of ap-
plication and sure cure for Cat
arrh, and cold in head, can be had /.
SO cents, at druggists or by mail.
mot liquid or snuff
From B. F. Liepsner, A. NJ, Red
Bank, n. j. | have been troubled
with Catarrh 50 badly for several
years that it seriously affected my
voice l tried DIS remedy
without the slightest relief. One
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm did the
work. My voice is fully restored
and my head feels better than for
yea r
In regard to Ely's Cream Balm for
Catarrh, my answer is, | can re-
commend it as the best remedy l
ever used.-Dr. J. S. Vaughan,
Dentist, Muskegon, Mich. price
so cents
In one week Ely's Cream opened a
passage in one nostril through
which | had.n breathed in three
years, subdued an inflammation in
my head and throat. the result OF
Qatarrh,- Colonel o. NJ. Neilliay,
Owego, N. Y. [See adv