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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
F SatE 9E 81 HpRoyEP REAk ESTATE

n SAEE c Fl 81 R TasHS RE ESTATE
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Ifh day Off
December, A. D. 1876. and recorded in Iber bse, &
folio 232 ct seQ Of the land records Of the Dis
trct 9f Columbia and at the request Of party Sc.
cured thereby we shall offer q public auction on WE'D.
FEEsDAT. the THnTEENTA DAY OF fEBRU-
AIRY. AID; 1884 at ~ O'CLOCK PM. in front q the
premises the following described real estate situate In
and dssispated On ths ground plat and plan city
18 on the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue BEGIN
ming for the same at the center Of partition wall that
stands between what now called the fourth and fth
Of the Seven Buildings" erected on the east
end OF said square, being the most western wall Of the
house now intended to be conveyed and running
through the central part Of said wa TO the northern
MOST SIDE thereof thence by line which
sh,l intersect twelve foot alley laid of and declared
70 be for public use Ct point 50 feet measured westerly
feet thence southerly by line which shall strike the
center OF the easternmost wall Of said house. thence
through central part of said wall to Pennsyysna ave-
nue. thence with line Of said Is feet to begin
nlng It being the same property heretofore owned by
Commodore Decatur and sold by his widow to James (
Paulding q Per deed recorded In Lber W. B s. folio
Ito with the improvements thereon. consisting Of
Terms Of sale: Onethtd cash and balance payable r.
months respectively With interest at s per cent from
sold or all cash, ct purckSsefs option deposit oil
elO0 required at time Of SALE An conveyancing sf pur
chasers cost Terms II sale to be complied With In
seven days otherwise the Trustees the right 70
resell at rsk and cost # HdSss1Hltas Tshass
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THOAlAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
STOCK. BUGGY, WAGON, HARNESS, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS so,
NEAR UNIONTOWE D. O.
e, On TT, TUE S EEBRyARY TWELFTH. 1884. at
residence located On benns kosd about 1Re s mss
s1sm and im9msd,stsy opposite tie Con
Handsome Walnut Plush Psrlor Set. Fancy Folding
Chairs, Msrble.top Table Walnut Marble-top Cham
ings. Asttresses FeatheE Pillows and Boisers Fine
Hall Carpets Walnut E1tension Tsble o pin inc
Chairs China and Glassware Toilet Ware. COOKING
ana Heating Stoves. Kitchen Requisites, &C.. &C.
Seven GOOD Mich Cows. Attorney Bull Calf, Brown
Horse. Harness Side bar Buggy Market Wagon No
Terms. ALI sums Of $40 and under cash, over that
amount credit Of six months with approved endorsed
paper bearing interest at per cent per aunum
feb7-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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SLIDING A MILE A MINUTE.
Sport With the TObOe8om Such a. May
be Seen In Canada This Week.
Montreal Letter In the Chicago Herald.

Montreal Letter In the Chicago Herald
The great ice festival will occur during the
week of February 5-10t The most important
event Of the carnival viii undoubtedly be the
bombardment ofthe Ice Palace BY two thousand
snow-shoers and defend "a BY is many Canadian
militiamen The design Of the palace resembles
Norman castle, with Cmain tower 90 feet In
height and frontage of26O feet. The pearly
tints OF the walls. iluminated,' from within by
electric light, already e{perimented with, is in
describably fine. and during the week it will be
made the scene Of pyrotechnic displays and il
Illuminated with colored fires.
To an American, however, the attraction par
excellence of carnival week Ifs the tobos gan
hills. What can be more delightful? on a
beautiful moonlight night, almost as clear as
day, away up near the summit of Mount ROYAL.
the ice-hound valley of the st. Lawrence below
the green hills Of Vermont standing boldly out
IN the distance, and jolly party Of ladies and
seats bent upon having all the fun possible.
The slides on each side Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns, while at the top and bottom huge bon
fires light up the surrounding pines. The sport
grows fast and furious; toboggan after toboegan
flies past at lightning speed. fun and mirth
the tinkle of the toboggan bell and the hearty
and joyous laughter of the fair occupants The
distance down the slide varies from 1,5OO to
1900 feet, the incline for the first quarter being
about one in height. The speed is appalling
and when steel toboggans are used the distance
Is traversed at something under a mile min
ute To the uninitiated 1t appears dangerous
to degree. but after one trip with careful
and experienced pilot there are few who do not
become fairly enchanted with the sport and will
ling to get aboard until further orders.
Again, we have our snowshoe tramps and
steeplechases over Mount Royal, one evening in
each week being set apart to Ladies' Tramp"
and at which hundreds of fair Canadians don
the raquete, strike boldly out across the noun
tain. over its pine-clad summit, until the club
house is reached, and then. after hearty sup
per has been enjoyed, dancing and singing are
INDUCED in with gusto and spirit seldom
seen under other circumstances.
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SEcun1rr Fnon Loss BIZ BURGLARY

SECURITY Fnou Loss BIZ BURGLARY,
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANX
ofWashington,
In its own building
CORNER 10TH sTREET AND NEW YORK AVE
PgrpetuA Charter act OF Congress January 22d 1857
The Company rents safes inside its Fire and ariSr
troot auts at prices varying from S5 eco per year
according to size and location Rooms and Desks al.
Joining vaults. provided for Safe-renters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME.LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vAIUAB1Es Of every descr,p.
ton Including gliding PONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW.
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, It the Lowest Rate AN'' W
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President
"a GLOVER Of Riggs %. Vice President
AIbERT l. sTt&iEv4SStf, Secretary.
q. E Nyman. Ant 9e0E
U11oTORe:
Pen.amin ?. snyder Charles O. aievss
John Cassels, Henry A willard
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas EvanA
John q. Parke. d
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Accounting for tho Fan Of Man.

From the Detroit Free Reaa
A colored individual who went down on thu
alippery flags at the corner ofWoodward syenue
and Congress street scrambled up and backed
out into the street and took long look toward
the roof OF the nearest building.
You fell from that third-story window I" re.
marked pedestrian who had witnessed the
tumble '''s
"Boss I believes yer I" was the uromnt rsn,v.
"out what puzzles me am de queshur of how
| got up dar' an why was leanin' outer de
winderi" S~ ~s
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The pope has recently had good piece Of
luck; The Hon Mrs. stapleton Brotherton, of
Rainhiil, Lancashire, England, died a few weeks
ago bequeathing his holiness o., OOO, 600. MI.
harrington, NJ p. will carry the news to Rome
me indianapolis Journal says there are q few
"corns" on the tariff law that NAV REQUIRE mar
ing; but the democratic doctors propose to am
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TvHOAAs BOWLING, Aucuonsse
REAL ESTATE no. 20l6 u STREET NORTH

TRgaIEES eALk OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
nMEsT: 3, sI9EY Ik AdE tMEIliSa =
folio ~ e ssq ooe Of The land records q the Ds
q Ss SEsiss n " 6 = f Cn'
n 2!H TtTfg@a fI4T IS A9gK Of foGS ANb
ss.ae tasfed Ia he CITY a WasSnst b. g.. b Wit:
P:rt IF Lot numbered 6 IN SQUARE n1mbered g. 6esin.
fest ~ from ths sosthsa.e eosp9 "a nlmbsEed q
NORTH nj 3eee ncS to 3 sey Is 1T VIA t6encs
est y feet tnches; thspce sopth III t Inch % tie
s4dsa "a n6sr q! 1oli9 soo x 50, snd iibsr i.oss
t6ao ~ g seq q s9e ~ iAoa fecords which secure
PEI cent pr am: .Ionp a fSSH j, A1sSst 2s 1883
s s.sa, NM Hpsas v,s in:s,s q Rss CENT
RSss % s7 =, "a Be rsSY,d JRo3 e "a
dAy Of me the Trntoe reserves the right 30 resell tbs
property q the r1ak and cost of tbs dAfAutin9 pms
3a2A.eoA& CHAkLES b. KNldHT. rtusass.
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WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

NV
ASSIGNEE's SALE OF THREE STORY PRESSED
BRICK FRONT HOUSE ON SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of deed Of assignment from -.
Louis Heilbrun bearing date the 9Th day Of January IA
1881 and duly recorded among the Land Records h
ct seq the undersigned viii on WEDNESDAY, THE
IHlRTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1884 AT HALF.
offer for y, sale at public suction al that certain
Washington. Distrct Of Columbia known and described
upon the ground plat Or plan thereof Lot l. In W. W.
Of part of square four
hundred and forty six GAO, the game being Improved
~ three story pressed brick front House known a
NO l42O 9Th street northwest. containing al modern
improvements.
Terms Of sale made known at time of sale
feb6- w&s AMNON BEHREND Ass;rnaa
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feb46.au.l2 SAMUEL MADDOX. ( Irustees
pUBLIO SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
- . PRQPEkTY

1854 co@mencine e TWELVE O'CLOCK sha1p. fa11
OF seventy acres we'll vstered and GOOD state al cit
yatton. situated near Rockville. MonteomerY county
street pike adjoining the farms Of William Weller WI
nam Bowman and Thornas Noland, ~ miles from VIM
Terms Of Sale On real estate onehaf cash e time Of
e balance In i've year1 to b secured By deed Of st
on the farm bearing IN annual ntWest fo@ day ofqs1e
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Gn1AAu1r 8 Cos

Where ~ other meatctnss have failed this preparation
Always elective Rapid and extraordinary cure Of ~
discharges regent Of long standing It used IN Tia
H0aptals Of Paris hv the oAehxated DR. RIcoRD and g
6olo by al DEuaXist& 3A22.Wkaly
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sss nl Ell Si:1s o. = a 1854 q the anna
sSbt-S6a Oh KxIaHI
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They who work carly and late the year round need
occasionally the healthful stimulus impaired by ,
wholesome tonic Ike Hostetters Stomach Bitters II
~ Its purity and efficiency remedy and presentv,
OF disease commend it. It checks incipisnt rheumatism
and malarh symptoms. relieves constipation dSspep
sia and bliousnass arrests premature decay Of tn
physical energies mitgses the nArmtfes Of age and
hastens convalescence,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally feb.
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IT IS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN
Acies that are liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing Or not depending upon the
means at hand to combat It, In sudden attacks Of cold
Group, asthma ETC.. Ayers Cherry Pectora will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your best
friend.
GEO. ANDREWS. OvERsEER IN THE LOWELL
" Carpet Corporation for over twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum in
its worst FORM Its alterations actually covered
than half the surface Of his body and limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsaparia See Certificate in
Ayers Almanac for 1854 iaS
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TlHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
IMPORTANT SALE.
THE STOCK OLA
HARNESS
MANUFAO TURER
To Be Sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Without Limit, to Close the Entire Stock,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH, AT
TEN O'CLOCK SHARP,
At Thomas Dowling's Auction Rooms corner Pennsyl.
vania avenue and 18th street.
Washington. D. c.,
Consisting Of over
500 HARNESSES
latest and best style custom made
COACH CARRYALL. EXPRESS, BUGGY, TRUCK,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
Some Of them finest goods made.
The above offers the most remarkable opportunity for
Dealers yerymen Transfers and citizens general
secure goods In this line ever offered the sale is
sold separate but privilege given to first buyer to take
the balance Of each lot.
Parties at distance contemplating the purchase of
one or more will do well to remember the date
the days assigned THOMAS DOWLING
leoi-d&dS Auctoneer.
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1'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me- dated June -
18TH A. d. 1885, and recorded in liber No lOiO fio
4SS ct seq one Of the land records Of the District
RUARY. 1884. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the foilowins
real estate to Wit; All of original lot numbered eight
in square Numbered one hundred and four the same
Washington. to taxes the principal and in
terest to said day OF SALE amount to e7i2 This
property IL improved by two-story frame dwelling OF
Ave rooms. tN9: 62s 2lst street northwest,l
cash. the balance In six and twelve after the day
OF sale with interest at six cent per snnu to Sc
secured by deed OF trust the property sold TO the
saStsiactiS %,e Of the Trustee g. The
aeceptance Of bid the terms Of sale not complied
with In five dsys after the day of sale the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
faultng purchaser purchaser All conveyancing at
purchasers cost
3a90-eots CHARLES a KNIGHT Trustee
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
FEBRUARY ELEVENTH, 1884, 1t the came hour aud
place. By order Of the Trustee.
febS-N C. H. KNIGHT.
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" Il IE I. III i &IIj!sH| H.. y

DR. DE-. cHEEyEss 81 EI;koTMo BELT O ssssoss.sss
Provocative ofgnns Whenevef eny dcAtty Of the gep
snuo1s stream q EfE5fEI6iTT "a mssins hroass
the parts nust restore them 70 hsathx cotton TheS
tested + and taou..ads q CURE - tsstasd g MaE
fact any trouble Of these orylns 3 cursG
Do not confound this With electric belts sdvSrssd q
dAed purpose For circulars giving full in}ormation
cHREyER ELECTRIC BELT 90.
n3-akw los washinssou strssk Chscasu
II I. KERvAED,
Os Engraver, l4thoerapher ana Plata y.suter
Letter, Note and BID Heads; 0hecSS SfSk6 ~ /.
Mining Stock Certificates q Speciality s
o1 1ol2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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VNREASURY DEPARTMENT
Il OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
February T. 1854.
On FRIDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY
1894 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ this Office will
sell lot of old Zinc Lead, Brass Copper Ppe Wrought
and Cast Iron Urnals. Waterc closets Wire Screens &c
in the west of the Treasury building where the
articles may now be seen.
Terms cash. NJ f. BELL.
febo-St Supervising Architect.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRCs TEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Ia IS ON H STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
BY viz lie of deed of trust, made July sOth 1874 -
and recoi led in l. Der No $40 folios SIS ct ~, Ia
and records of the District Of Columbia by direc
ton of the rty secured will offer at public sale on
the premis.s on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTEENTH
DAl OF re 3RUASY. 1854. At FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ :,
subdivisions and in square SIS, each Lot having
mont on street of 3 10 feet by depth of 40 feet
ing House.
Terms Of sale: $4,000 in cash. and the remainder in
equa payments of six and twelve months with interest
falf yearly Degst $3.50 All conveyancing at
feb4-dts JOS. c. G. KENNEDY, Trustee,
rE THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED TO SAT.
okDAf, MARCH FIFTEENTH. at same hour
1T j. c. q. KENNEDY
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
ENTIRE SHELVING. COUNTERS. SHOW WIN
DOWS. CHANDELIERS, &C, CONTAINED IN
STORE OF DALTON Il STRICKLAND, No aa3
PENNSYLNAN1A AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH
ON - IA N
ONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH
pCLOCk.we will sell at the above named Store
ire fixtures contained therein to which the at
N OF buyers Is called febS-2t
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wits often become rather dull when they are
medltating an immediate proposal; and the Sit
uatlon Is so trying to almost every man who
hnds himself In 1t, that 1t amply excuses the ex-
hlbitlon OF little uneasiness and nervousness
soon recovered himself
Your father Is at the meeting, 1 suppose
Miss Lirriplp7" ''
"oh, no! have been singing; and all day
have been painting"
But dull, mean, without soctet-, I know
tnat 40; and have much more society. sus-
pect, than you have Unless | 20 out the ave-
nings, ind, pass very slowly. cannot get the
excitement OF work. for of course one can't paint
oS a6' aIsa light and Il tryto read generally
think that you must be dif1cult to please
Mr. freake. You have lovely studio, aud YOU
ought always to be able to amuse yourself With
such beautiful things a. you have in your
''NO! I don't think that I am dinacult IN
please. Miss Lirripp, for know exactly what I
want. The fact Is, that bachelors existence
Is not suited to . man Of my feelings and symna-
thles. have lived wrapped up in nv celash.
ness, and feel my heart growing colder and
colder every day. Ihave beautiful things In my
house. but they don't satisfy me. want living
beauty-somethlng which may really care for
do fOr-sOmething which shall make INV life
complete. And Il was to talk to Won abont
this, Miss Lirripip, that came to see you this
evening"
Lydia experienced curious sensation which
she had never felt before.
"YOu know, suppose, Miss Lirrlpip," he con-
tinued "what mean. You know that since I
FIRST saw you, three or four years ago, have
loved YOU" And Horace took Lydia's unwil-
Ing hand. "Can you" he went on, ''learn to
love me? VIII you be my"
Observation-Disclosures! There was knock at the
front door. and Lydia was greatly relieved
rs somebody coming up7" asked Horace
oil. Say you are not In Send them away. But
let me stay. Promise to let me stay"
voice. evidently Mr. Merton kurley's, was
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-: A'0 auoi ess Ut tno opening OF revival
series OF meetings. but he refused unless recon-.
pensed In cash. and there is great deal of hot
criticism OF him In consequence
The Maryland Catholics intend to celebrate
with appropriate ceremonies the 25Oth anniyer.
sary of the landing at st. Mary's of the Catholic
pilgrims who founded the state OF MARYLAND
This anniversary Is of more than usual Interest
not only to the Catholics of the United States
but also to the friends OF religious liberty the
world over. The record Of these early colon
lists forms one OF the brightest pages in the his
tory of the church. and deserves TO be studied
and gratefully remembered by all her children.
Rev. Dr. William L. Gage, D. D., has re-
signed the ,storal charge of the Pearl street
Congregation. Il church, Hartford, Conn, after
sixteen wears ts..tinuous service In his resig-
nation he said II am conscious that my ap-
Peals are hackneyed, that my voice Is very
familiar, that the lineswhich my thoughts habit
uaiIy traverse may be assumed to be trite. No
man can utter for a hundred to q hundred and
nity times year his meditations on religion
without being excessively well known after q
term of years"
- The Baptist Weekly, speaking of Cardinal
MeCioskey's fifty years OF priesthood In the
cnorch, says: while we believe that long life
y. service has been mistake, yet the activity
VI ~ wins admiration. In founding cburches
schoois and orphanages and In other works Tor
hta a.,
als enurcn ne has been indefatigable and won
ttoI'cnt successful. We only wish that. under
Inc eonsi,ralning influence OF the love OF Christ,
msn o1 az see hosts Of our pastors able to COM
Can the cardinal and his priests "'- -
TO the questions lust vbe,s,, uas ~.
w., s 8" In lotteries. policy" dealing,
packages" ''flsh-ponds." ab.hoo. -.
suoJeet 10 the sane condemnationS Tho b.; :,
or,r1i,'o answers Gambling is to game or NAV
loa money or some other stake and ia a, VI
pr I .s Il made crime but
tnat axe merely matters OF amusemeot s anH
Onpa:lled oy no stakes are inadmissibls 'u T e."
lssen.lai wrong OF games Is the PLAYING of thnne
sb saseTs OF stakes or prizes and it IL lust nos.
irene in tba ,.i.s 10 US, 70 be strict to an ex-
gambling. -' '"e "e~ns Oh
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-13
Our Imperfect Senses.

The human frame is acknowledged to
be wonderful piece Of mechanism.
The Psalmist admired it, but it puzzled
him. If he had been a scientist he
would have been able to give physiologi-
cal reasons for the opinion that there
is not one perfect man-no. not one.
Scarcely perfect woman. 1t is known
that two people do not see the same
thing alike, and consequently they de-
scribe 1t differently. They do not hear
the same statement alike, and they
always repeat 1t with variations. OF
all witnesses the eye is the least trust
worthy. 1t appears to be the most
subject to decisions. There is
reason for this. No two persons have
eyes alike. The two eyes in one head
are seldom alike; if they match in
color they are different in form, differ
ent in focus. Not one eye in ten
millions is in normal, perfect con-
dition. The focus is either behind the
retina or in front of it, and the eye
is either near-sighted or far-sighted.
What can be expected of such an i'm
perfect organ in the way of correct
observationP
1t appears to be still worse with the
ear. 1t is at best a crooked organ, and
nearly everything that passes through
it gets twist. And these two defec-
tive machines are allied with probably
the most deceitful little member that
ever was-the, tongue. The effort of
the tongue to put into sound and
speech the so-called impressions OBJ
tanned through the complicated me-
chanism of the eye and the ear is a
ludicrous failure. Any one who is
familiar with court of justice or
neighborhood talk knows that. And
owing to the sympathy of one part of
the body with another, the thumb and
the fore and middle fingers (Which hold
the pen)become infected. The SUBJ
stitution of the indexible photographic
pen for the flowing quill and the
intlexible steel it was thought would
tend to remedy this defect. Charles
Ladleu Warner.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-13

around and see how much paper you have
bought inside Of year and then count
your profit on 1t, then look around and see
how many bottles of medicine is setting
around with about one dose taken out of
them, then after they the doctors) quit
drugging you and you begin to pick up
and look little better they will say vi
did it," yes, drained your pocket-book and
left you to die because you didn't have
money enough to pay him to ding you to
death. How many poor women to-day is
there in this town that their lives are be-
ing druged out of this world for the sake Of
selling little piece OF paper. 1t ought to
be against the law for doctor to write a
prescription. He ought to buy his medI-
cine and then he would see where the cost
comes in and maybe there would not be go
many lives dOsed out of this world. wish
to recommend to all those who are afflicted
with that dreadful MALAY, the cancer or
cataract, tumors, ulcers, growths and all
kinds OF chronic diseases try DR.. Phelps.
No charges made for consultation. She has
been practitioner of medicine for 81
JNoioi ouu III luO DNulc VI duu III
Chicago over ~ years. Any one doubling
this go to her office and get her references
from all of the most aristocratic doctors in
the State of Illinois. Come to me, s. L.
Brown, on Gath street, Cairo, ILL.,, an d l
will not only tell you but show you what
she did for me, and can point out several
females in this town to you that have been
under the doctor year or more and she
cured them. Go to her Office between 90
and 81 on Commercial and see the samples
Of her work. Numerous certificates of sue
cessful treatments may be seen at her Office
together with the notes of eminent chemists
of the Iowa Wesleyan University in the ex-
animation of cancer matter furnished by
her by her treatment in the removal of
cancers. They will not return. She speakes
either German or English language. No
charges made for consultation. Of course
the doctors will tell you she is fraud,
simply for this reason, that she is fast tax.
ing their practice away from them, All
you sick and afflicted 90 to see her and you
may never regret it. Office between Goth
and 2lst on Commercial. 2. L. Brown,
Cairo. Ills,