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Owing to advertisements Of others we desire to al
attention to few facts.
First That shall NOT, at this late day. endeayor
to increase our trade by substituting Selected St OK
for Poor Sto k. which have at all times, by our
thorough knowledge Of the business been able
aside, and allowed others less fortunate to become
owners thereof.
Second That in the future as in the past our Gu sto.
Iners shall have the whole Of this advantage and be
supplied with merchantabe and we'll seasoned LUM-
BER which we always have on hand In large and small
quantities.
Third: That our connections with pumber Of mills,
both in Virginia. North Carolina Georgia and Florida
OF size used in this market at the lowest possible
fgures
Fourth: That should you want any kind Of HARD
WOODS SOFT PINES or TIMBERS not in this mar
ket we will strive to find same and deliver at once
Fifth: That. In addition to stock of Hardwoods
and Pfnes which comprises the choicest in the market
we have on hand over 900 feet, of GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA PINE, which is daily being worked into
Flooring, Partitions. Wainscong. Ceiling and Trim
mings
Sixth: That being encouraged by the enormous
we hope to be able in the year to offer you
plete stock OF SASH. DOORS BLINDS, ETC., which in
quality and workmanship, shall be second to none in
the District Of Columbia. In the meantime, by our
connections with three mills here and men perfectly
Versed IN all details OF fnshings fill your
orders with accuracy and prompness and shall rely
upon your avors at all times by shaded
prices aud quick deliveries to make this yard
the city.
Correspondence for quotations. and estimates for
builders freely answered at onca
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Pay Tor the Magwumps.
From the Ctn- Enquirer. dem
In regard to the mugwumps give them ginger
bread horse each for Christmas gilt and let 'em
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Want their Consul Retained.

OTTAWA, ONT, December 11.-Citizens OF ottawa
have signed a memorial 10 the President-elect OF
the L. s. asking that Col Robins, the present y. 4.
consul here, be retained in ONCE un0er the new
regime.
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General Foreign News by Cable.
THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN SHARE AND


BoSDHoLDERs.
LONDON, December ll.-Application for shares OF
the newly established English association OF Amer
can share and bondholders show that the list will
be closed on the 10th Instant The Telegraph, In
Its financial article. complains that the scheme has
been nl-managed, and urges a meeting OF the per.
interested It for tie purpose Of explainins
public mind
pEposEp AND IMPRISONED.
CAIRO, December 1.-THE khedve has received Q
dispatch from the mudir OF Dongola, which says:
1.-The sultan OF Darrur has deposed and Imprisoned
the mahdis emir al khalid, and has stripped and
expelled his dervishea"
SENATOR LABoKDKRE's RESIGNATION REJECTED.
PARIS December l1.-Senator Labordere has re-
ment TO the senatorial reform bin. providing for
the election OF senators BY universal suffrage, was
rejected
FORCED 10 SIGN A TREATY
PARIS, December 1.-THE committee OF the
chamber OF deputies, which has charge Of the Hue
treaty, devoted some time yesterday 10 a discus
sent protest 10 President Grevy against the
manner In which he was forced by Gov. Thomson,
OF Cochin, China, to sign the treaty, placing his
domains under French protection.
CHOLERA IN ITALY.
:, ROME, December ii.Flfteen cases OF cholers,
ano, In the province OF Salerno.
STUDENTS RIOT IN VIENNA
VIENNA December ia melee occurred hero
yesterday at the university between the semitic
and anu-Semitic students IL came about because
OF the election or some Jewish students the
bership OF the mutual aid committee. The excited
wrangle terminated in actual collision, and sew
eral OF the students were injured
VIOLENT HURRICANE IN VIENNA
VIENNA, December 11.-This city was visited yes
terday by q violent hurricane which lasted for
three hours Omnbuses, cabs. and even railway
trains were overturned with the result OF seriously
fnJuring many people. In several Instances shop
windows were blown out and the contents scat
tered far and Wide. Buildings were unroOfed and
high walls succumbed before the blast
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY By a DOCTOR
PARIS, December IA doctor claims 70 have
discovered a way Of preventing the ravages OF
phylloxera- from which the grape-growing districts
have been suffering so seriously OF late years Ex-
perimentS with the use or arsenic have proved
successful and the doctor is making still Others
upon a Larger scale. Much public interest Is felt
In the experiments and their result Is awaited with
eager hope.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- JNO MORAN, 2I26 PENNA AVENUE,
tS Has all Of Bibbs Latrobes and Repairs for same;
also Sections and Woods Parlor Sui Latrobes to heat
two stories as low 800 Having large force orders
wul be attended to promptly. Telephone. oc7-3m
T THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES
VS idents is particularly called to PHOSVITE, the
new new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and safe.
in bottles by w. c. MILBURN Sole Inventor and Man
ufacturer. l429 Pennsylvania avenue. apll
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Reuben II. Springer,s WIFI

CINCINNATI, OHIO, December il.-Mr. Reuben X.
Springer's executors decline 10 speak about the
terms OF his will at present, but gentleman, who
is thoroughly conversant with the Instrument SAYS
that after leaving large sums 10 the eleven children
OF his three sisters liberal beQuests are made 10
Roman Catholic benevolent Institutions iD Cincln-
natl. large endowment is given for maintenance of
Music hall After reservng three or four religious
pictures for the cathedral the remainder OF his
picture gallery 100 pieces, is given 70 the Cincin-
natl museum. Mr.. Springer's funeral VIII take
place at the Cathedral Saturday morning.
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Victoria Morosini-S -Schelnng- -Huelskamp hAs sued
the Hanover National bank OF New York Tor q 200.
Assistant Postmaster Morton, 0 Brooklyn, has
given himself up
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Mayor and MEMBER Of u City Council
Arrested.

ATCHrsoN, KAN, December 1.-THE mayor and
members OF the council VI this city were arresf0d
last evening upon an order OF the United states
circuit court for failure levy taxes pay Q bond
Judgment They were LaNen 20 Topeka
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TORONTO, ONr, December lL-IAst night Charles
Murray. recent arrival from California, and Fred
Bunting, medical student, Quarreled Ia the Wood
bne Lotel and came 70 blows During the ecufne
Murray drew q revolver and nred twice ae Bunting,
one OF the bullets grazing his arm. Before be could
fre again he was arrested and locked up on q
charge OF shooting with intent:t0 Kill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

The Baptist church In Berkeley, opposite Nor
lolk, Va, was burned last NIGHT
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FARGO, OAK, December 1l--Last evening Col.
Tyner, OF the governors sa Ia this city. received
an order from Gov. Pierce TO call out the guards
and have them ready 20 leave to-day for Redneld,
where trouble is reported over the county seat mat
ter. A special train arrived from Bismarck with
the governors guards and with parts OF both COM
panies OF Fargo and proceeded TO sphinx county
this morning. Much excitement exists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

mkst0GORmnea Massach useseo E1aeOr,
From the Springfield (Nsa) Republican
William z Chandler owns IN interest "a the
Washington erAR. and rumor has it that he win
take charge OF that newspaper after going cut OF
the Navy department
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DETROIT, NICE, December LA dispatch TO the
Free FTess from Albion, Mich, says: The Gale
manufacturing company's works, covering
half a block, were burned last night They were
insured for $685. 600, which viii probably cover the
loss One hundred men are thrown vut Of en-
pIoyment by the nre. The works win probahly Be
rebuilt.
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From wan street To-day.

NEW YORK, December IL, Wall Street, II q M
Stocks opened lover and declined y 70 per cent.
subsequently Lackawanna rise per cent 20 l03a,
and was per cent bid for use. The remainder OF
the hsl advanced y 70 4 per cent, but near eleven
O'Clock the Improvement was lost.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Sewell, Hawley and ingalls,, and
Representatives. Anderson, Morrill, Lawrence,
Robinson, O.; Taylor, j. D. Pettibone, Dunham
Poland and Stewart.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $47S,827; customs, s3O4,749.
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TIE ENGINES OF THE PURIrAN.-The Secretary
OF the Navy received telegram to-day from Mr.
John Roach at Chester stating that the engines Of
the Puritan have been tested and proved satisfac-
tory In every respect
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of Major James c..
Mckee, surgeon, IS further extended one month
Leave for four months on surgeons certificate Of
disability, with permission to leave the department
OF the Missouri, is granted First Lieut. John L.
Bulls, 24th infantry
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THE DINNER to Senator German at Wizards
hotel does not take place tonight, but the 18th
instant. The whole number participating will be
only one hundred. including guests and members
OF Columbia Democratic club.
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VIM MCLEAN 4 son.

18th AND STREETS; ALSO, 14TH. BETWEEN B
AND C STREETS NORTHWESr noa
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THE CASE AGAINST THE NATALIE TO BE ABAN-
poNED.-The United States district attorney at
Norfolk has been instructed to abandon the case
against the British bark Natalie, which recently
arrived in Hampton Roads, and on which penalty
tonnage tax was smpOsed on the ground that She had
q cargo OF guano from Pedro Keys which are in
cluded In the list OF guano islands appertanng to
the United States. This action on the part OF the
authorities Is taken because of representations on
the part OF the British government that the islands
OF Pedro Keys belong to Great Britain.
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DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS EDMoNDs AND WEST
MUST FILE NEW BoNDs.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has notified District Commissioners Ed
mondS and West that in view OF the fact that one
Of the Suretes OF each OF them Is under contract
furnish supplies to the District, contrary law
VIII be necessary for each nf them to file a new
bond. MeSSrS. EdmOndS and West had an inter-
view With Secretary McCullOch on the subject this
morning.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Com. s. r. Franklin, ordered to
holddimself in readiness for service; Lieut.. j.
7. Sullivan, to the training Ship Minnesota, Goth
instant; ENSIGN A. G. Wlnterhater, to the naval
observatory. 3lst instant: Paymaster 7. S. Thomp-
son. TO the Swatara; Passed Asst Paymaster w.
w. Barry, detached from the Swatara and ordered
to settle accounts and wait orders
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Grnssl,opper Soup. lE
Exchange

ElchdnJe. 4}'ssy. 10. if d, lsa-Esi gsl Ia
3 The Piutes have been very busy for
some time harvesting grasshoppers, says a
Reno (Nev.l correspondent. There are a
great number OF these insects, and this,
coupled with the Indians iondness for
them, has. resulted, in brisk work. The
savages get together in the vicinity of a
lake or pond and form s. ring
around it. When everything is ready
they ( beat tom-toms and sticks
and begin to close in. The hoppcrs,
startled BY the noise@jump toward the
water and finally fly into it. When the
Indians have the surface covered, they
dip the insects out in baskets, and going to
the shore, spread them out to dry. Some
OF them come to lie and hop away, but
the great mass OF them die and .wither IN.
After the hoppers are well dried, the saw
ages roll them gently SO rs to break of the
wings and legs; and the bodies are then
thrown into pile by themselves. { At the
close OF the days work the ,hoppers, dried
and assorted, arc stored away in caches ior
the winter. * 81. i: q. & \. 81
The Indians OF the coast verv highly
prize the dishes made from these insects.
aucs hiahc soup VI suelu uTsLj uuu, uual-
y, when they answer ior. no more soup,
they are eaten. A bushel Of grasslloppers
will make soup; enough to last ten or, fiji.
teen persons week. The hpppers are left
in the Kettle after the first meal, and the
next day another supply Of water is added,
together with any game that may have
been taken that day, and the mess is boiled
aguin. When the hopperS have lost their
flavor they IRE eaten. 5tf1.s3til
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..Sot Good to Ito TO-"

The origin Of the expression, 1T won't
do to tie TO-" twas explained 10 q st, LOWS
RTnilirNn reporter the other day, and the
story maybe OF interest ut this tilne when
there Is Il prospect 5oi lts being used eS-
tensively before November In connection
with political tickets and candidates.
About thirty years ugo, according to the
reporters informant, Capt. Swan, now q
resident Of that cit; and All octosenarian,
WIS coming up! on lis boat from New
Orleans to st. Louis. When near the
mouth OF Red River, the Captain decided
to run ashore and tic up Tor; the night.
The mate ordered n plank thrown out
where a dark object, supposed to be +
stump, seemed to offer n good opportunity
to tic up. A man was ordered out at the
end OF the plankand commenced winding
the rope around the object to secure the
boat, when q huge paw struck him, almost
knocking him into the river, and tearing
a great rent in his clothes. The supposed
stump proved to be a bear, who 81, on his
launches watching the boat, while the
light blinded his eyes. The man scram.
bled for dear liie,and succeeded In regain.
ing the boat, when he exclaimed: "That' 8
a Almighty good place to land, but that bear
amt a good thing to tie to-" 355ii5ii \
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aeteatea1.
Wonlerful,l

Ftom The Pittsburgh piSpatch, Sept. 18th, 1sso
"Vety seldom, do NC read of mn actual
case o. recovery, where hope had alto.
gelher been lost, to parallel! that which.
was Monday Investigated BY a Dispatci,
reporter, who had heard In various quar-.
/. tcfs persons talking 10 their friends Of (
cure, seemingly little short Of marvellous.
.nat llau been performed. Tile plain facts
~ The case referred 10, without cxarpcrn.
Ton, arc these, rs they were learned from
tic mother Of the young man, his pa,tort
. and other persons well known In the com. J
mnnlty :i,faS 6gJ d 'S.s.t(
.."Wiiliam Lincoln Curtis Is Inc name name
OF the young man In question: lie Is now
employed Mt u. X. portcrg& Co.'S loco
motive works In Pittsburgh, Pa, a wear.
aso he resided with his mother on C;rnn, 4
street. About that time he went 10 heI
I one evening with ayiolcnt pain IN his
shoulder, the result, he thought, Of a cold
1.-The next morning the shoulder was
greatly swollen, the pain was intense and
aches were felt all through lis system
Ills case was speedily dsveloncd int n 4
violent lorm OF chtonic rheumatism,
among the first r.otablc features Of which
was the paralysis OF his leit arm, I.
l!e gradually grew worse, and In few
"oh'hs The elbow and knee Joints and
ootn ankles became enormously ENLARGED.
Az March last the. check bones began to
enlarge, md upon his lei, side particu. {
iiarly, spreading his flee out OF ali rcscm. i
o,ancc to his former self. The pain in iii
ms joints became intense; fever, with its
aeteriora.sns effects, was now added. and
u skeleton, Willis vitality reached iis iowes,
Possible condition., md Ills spArripgs were OF ?
hueh an indisctibahlc character that those who +
,nnst loveu hitn sometimes thought II would br
uetter u nc was called away. Al this time
physicians well known In Pittsburgh informed
lin lin parsnts thAt they could give no hopes OF
- a, The young man finally commenced ,,k,nv
that wonderful medicine, PEmuSA. ~ IT, ,,.s
Meckt que change for the better. was ner.9
iSeptIple; In six wGckaali the enlargement Ind
neeh relnecd completely, while in sririts md
s.rch:th Inv patient was uritr NJ well n he lind
ever been " his life. yearly three weeks M"
~ ttsilned work a:a maehinst ut his old place.
au ~ " per,nIm rs much labor ms ever In his life
,b.,. inotner OF Willie Curtis, In stating ali
tne cure much less than rs n miracle. i do no,
\; .esitatc III sounding the praise Of PrHuwA, and
IN IL, recommending 1t to nh my fricnds,'" .7T-t
Inc pastor Of the church where the Young
man attended Sabbath school was visited. nni q
~ readily confirmed the facts Of the driormed
bones. me cmaciateh condition from disease.
. ,mu o. thG uoetots having given him IN! He
Slid he, "lf he had not spoken. would nor
have known him. ~ m. - I, ~ >''' 49,
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"A LADY DE'rECTIVE.
81, - IS =. -----------s fptNa n .-'-- ,A
shc Does Effective Work for the Canada
NItt5S ~ Customs Depn RI ,uent. VII Nh

shc Docs Effective Work. for the Canada
Customs department. s.i''A NEf
Detroit Free Ires.. n. ~ 4lE- 2ay I.
What have you In that basket ~ said
sprightly, middle uscd woman to n lady
VITO had Just come OF the ferry steamer in
Windsor on Saturday. The speaker was
Miss Thomson, who is employed by. the
Canada Customs Department to witch
that no smuggling goes on among the fair
sex. Miss Thompson is light complex
toned woman with brown hair and light
blue eyes. She was dressed in neat fit
ting suit Of black material, and u black
straw hat, with IN enormous black feather,
adorned her head. The person whom she
addressed was Il rather large woman, or mt
least appeared to be, md carried in her
hand u basket full OF plums, OH which she
paid the duty. AS She was icayinc the
office Miss Thomson thought Tint the
wo,nan's llgllrc did not appear to be ex-
actly natural, and called her back. The
Two women went into q room at the rear
OF @, the office, and in u few minutes Miss
thompson appeared lugrins soo.l-sixed
ham and nearly peck Of plums, which
were confined I'M linen bug. AS tho arti-
cles were perishable they were not contis-
Gated, and the woman was allowed to pay
the regular duty and take them away. As
the woman walked out OF the door her
form scemedtoh be considerably diminished
IRON what it was n few minutes before
when she entered the office. srf5
day passes but what some
person is brought into tho Office and
searched, said Mrs. Thompson. 81
is smuggling carried on moro extern
sively among the women than among the
opposite sex?" asked reporter who hap
pened to be present at the time. 80
In the way OF bringing over articles
that are not very bulky tho women do the
most OF it. 1t. is astonishing what nm
amount OF goods can be concealed BY A
woman who is up to thesmusg'ing game"
"Whatarticles are struggled most ?"
"Sugar, ten and groceries in general.
Candies are also struggled extensively. In
fact, nearly everything which can be hand
lily concealed and which can be purchased
cheaper in Detroit than in Windsor is
Struggled" ~ ="
Miss Thomson is stationed most OF the
time at Windsor, but every few weeks paws
a two or three days visit to Amherstburc
and Walkeryille. fF5ll55'. =
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BY Using Dr.. ffa1ier's Throat and Lung
Balsam~ths only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoo rseness and Sore Throat, and all
diseases Of tie throat and lungs. !, Do not
neglect n CouI II. 1T may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds q grateful people owe
their. lives to Dr., Eraziers Throa. and
Lung Balsan, and no family will ever be
without 1t after once using Il, and. discov.
ering Its marvellous power 1t Is put up In
large family bottles and sold for the small
price OF IS cents per bottle. Frazier Med.
icine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio. Sara.
to.a High Rock Spring Water for sale by
druggists. Wholesale Agents: Logan K
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, md J. @. Dent l.
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. paw \
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DR.. Frnxier,s Root Blttcrs,

Frazier's Root Bittcrs arc not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity.a Sold by drug
sists. Sl.00.. DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered in this generation. A sure cure
for Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds.
Sore Nipples, Hard 4 Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, Pimples and yBlotclles.
Price SOC. Sold BY druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan& Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J: G. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
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Exchange. r, Ia, iZzsil. ~ ~ ~.
Ii there is any one thing a fashionable
lady does really enjoy, it is to make for
NAL call on some other fashionable lady
und find her out. i.5l & 3 81.
s}A few days ngo m elegantly dressed
lady emerged proudly from n street cur
and called at one OF the statelicst mansions,
in front OF which the inevitable small bow
was playing. 81
"Your mother is not in? ~ said the visitor
in q confident tone OF voice. "a:
aOh, yes, she is; she is in the parlor."'
al thought she always went out to take
n ride about this time In the afternoon"
replied the lady, In a Disappointed tone Of
voice; and IN expression OF horror and dis.
gust fitted over her more antique iea-
lures. "a e1z .is,z1 e;
81 reckon she would have been out II
you had let her know You We're coming,
and had given her n chance 10 skip, I
heard her say SO the -etifcr day to pa
just 1t this moment the lady OF the
house came ont. They rushed toward
each others arms like two colliding loco
motiyes-7-sMack on both sides, and in the
middle. Yum, yum, yum, how glad l
am---yum, yun1-to sec you! You
naughty thing, You haven't been to see
nc in an age;-smack, yum, Now, come
right into the house and make yourself at
home: How are. yoNy dear litnG children
| do tiAk they Are The cunningcst little
CllefubE," etc, 55$ j ~ ~ ri SEBi
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A Cure Of Pneumonia,

Mr.. D.. H. Barnaby, Of Owego, n. T.,
says that his daughter was taken with i
violent cold which Terminated with Pneu-
monia, and all the best physicians gave
the case up and said she could live But Il
fey hours at most; She was i'll this con
dltion when a friend recommended DR..
VIM; Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and nd.
vlsed her to try il, She accepted it lis a last
resort, and was surprised to find that il
produced a marked change for the better,
and by perseyerlng in its use a cure was
effected, Is55$ TThs,tw :,
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IF you are! troubled with sores, aches,
pains and general weakness OF the various
bodily functions, don't be deceived By the
advertisements OF bittcrs, kidney mcdi-
cines, etc, whose certificates OF pretended
cures, are often paid for. Put your trust
in that simple remedy called DR.. Guy-
sott's Yellow Dockand Sarsapnrilla, / It will
cure you by purifying the blood and
strengthening the weak portions OF your
body. You will also find it very refresh
ing to the brain and nervous system. Tie
proprietors receive hundreds Of letters
bestowing upon it the highest nrai4o, D&w