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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AZ agsEE2s
MARE k KIsbT SkAEs Sbp p1XdS
sHsss4 sSa '' fs saBDs
r On sSANT 1y NAY sRyEMTEEETH 1854 q
Sa
| tunity to get valuable outfit. It
VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
BAY PONY, TWELVE HANDS, PERFECTLY SOUND.
FAST. KIND AND GENTLE: DOG CART AND
SET HARNESS. AT AUCTION.
,.TO TO MORROW lsATuRDAY) NAY SEVENTEENTH.
Moons sh. sell the above Turnou. which i. one of
the most complete establishments IN town. 1t
DUNCANsoN BROS Auctioneera
ORANGE TREES gEeoS1As, HYpRAESa1Es, MA.
sSPsS zs1sS's arRst5 e. q
e ss! e
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneer1
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS BE-
kGE NSINa + TO PAKT1Es PES D}ESSL1I1NS HOUSE
h' ss a. M HhS d5i5Sf
Terms Cash WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
s. ts So suDo. tv o
HAND OOLS AND HARDWARE, 60 OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION SUITABLE FO.t BI4AChSMITHS,
CARPENTERS. &C.; GUNS AND PISTOLS TOOL
CHE rs COMPLETE. SAWS AND Planes OF
EARS AiSaEs sSbkHSs s ooG5SGhs Gk0M
AND SHIPS. -iiFTING JACKS vAIIACEs.
Bh4OMs, GLASSWARE. HOLLOW WARE. TIN Tin.
WARE; sHoyELS AND AXES. lLUMBERs'
TILS GAS FIXTURES, FINE SWORDS. WITH
LARGE AMOUNT OF OTHER SIMILAR GOJDS:
SHOW c SES AND CONTENTS, &c. THE AG-
CnMULAl Jon OF Ten YEARS. ALSO, LARGE
QUANTITY OF CLOTHING, MEMS NEARING
APPAREL BOOTS AND SHOES; REMOVED no
Suk SALESkOOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE, AND WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT,
COMMENt ING AT TEN O'CLOCK MONDAY
MORNING, MAY NINETEENTH. my16-2t.
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BALrrMoRK.Nay i6-The fourteenth quadrennihl
general conference OF the Methodist Protestant
church met In this city to-day. Rev. DR. q. b. hckl-
roy, OF the Michigan conference, president, In the
chair, and Rev. " IN $ Hammond, OF the MarylAno
conference secretary. There were present 1ee DEL
egates, clerical and lay In equal numbers The adj
dress OF welcome was made Ivy Rev. Dr. J. j. Nur-
ray. The statistics OF the church show that there
are Is conferences with 1851 church members
The church has 6s4 sunday schools with SS.So
scholars Churches built last year IS; parsonages
built last year ~.
SECOND LrErr. X. W. lorSe, sth artillery, hM
been detailed as recorder or the army retiring
boari Governors Island. New York hareor, vice list
Lieut. Il. X Adams, 9Th artillery, relieved; and
Capt Jno Il. Nixon. cath Infantry, has been or.
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ACCIDENT TO FIREMAN-Mr F. Lewis, foreman
OF truck A, OF the fire department, while riding
Galt's feed wagon this morning about 10 O'Clock,
was very badly injured The horses took fright
and ran away and into the fencing around Capitol
the fence was knocked Senseless Dr. MagruGer
was called, and after an hours effort restored him
to consciousness.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-The followfnI
were the readings at the Office OF the chief sigma
onlcer to-day:-1a m, 67.6 II An, 653. pm, g.
MAXIMUM, 66.S; minimum, A4
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District Government Affairs.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS VERSUS GAS.
The Commissioners have replied to a letter from
A. NJ. ReDShaw, general manager United states
Electric Light Company, OF the cath ultimo pro-
posing to light Pennsylvania avenue, from the Capt.
toll TO 18th street. that there is authority in
at present to accept the proposition Besides that
the increased cost OF lighting as proposed, would
be more than double that paid for gas
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: G. Rupert, repair brick ED
and q streets northwest; 500. c. Carson, repair
frame, Park street, Nj Pleasant; $780, Geo. Il.
Whiting, erect three-story and basement dwell
ing, northwest corner \ street and New Hampshire
avenue northwest So. 600 j. w. Read repair brick,
1927 18th street northwest; S1O0
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. James ". Humphrey, livery stable keeper
465 street, In q note to the Commissioners asks
that permit be issued TO him to erect a bay WIN
dow In the front OF his livery stable with consent
of residents and property holders in that neghbor
hood
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IsMAS LINE MAn STEAMERS,

SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK. QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIyEkrOOL
City Of CHICAGO. May /. May 81. July 5
City Of RichInOnd. May :. June IL. July17.
CITY OF Berlin May II. June /. July rs
CITY OF Montreal. May D. June 70. July 81
city of hester June ., July 10. Augusta.
70, Iatss =, q Es1s.ge Sc aggly to THE IMAM
New York
OrtoJ W BOTELFR SON 923 Pennsylvania ave-
avenue; Ms. ID. A BROsNAN GI2 9Th street JAMES
BELLY" III IN street. " ashlngton. D. C. apl6-2n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
An STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW FORK HIvRl
boSDoS SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
E!LsDAY AND sATTRDAf from bremen per. foot Of
aTre London. southampton and Bremen tirs cabin,
49,, ~ -. second cabin. $50: steerage. at owes.
rs or Ss or 1EPplS g S&ETlk1Gas
III - PennsyivsnlA avenue northwest: CAA3
- In. a. - street Agents iot Washington jal3
NOTICE.
THE cuSARp srE EANs ROUTE 11Hrp,xv UNITED
From ai PIfk 4! AZ CORK HAkB0R
scynaa We'd May n servia. $3.50. wea June 10.
ScsSns We'd Jun: june Il s saranis Nd W., j Igy
AND FNFR' wFDNFeDsy rpoN ~ '1 ry, =
Essss q PassaSe-seo $50 and siOO according to -,
Ies md and other ps1. q S ay;
H s . G a sG:e s ss:a
or 'Pse o se sf ssd cs 0G =
vtASOS II BROW 80 CO ! New ss,;t yd sSn Nc
os Ito, Aesszs. OTIS BIGEioS 4 co.
ooS 9Th street. Washington
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Runs ON savinRv Banks.

The run on the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank had abated to-day, and business was being
done to-day the same as usual About $l60 600 was
paid out yesterday, but deposltors were returning
their money to-day. The Greenwich Savings
Bank run ended to-day. There was steady run
on the German Savings Bank to-day. A crowd sur
rounded tue Bieecker-Street Bank this morning
They were nearly all Italians, and the run is con-
fined altogether TO them There was run to-day
on the Seamen's Savings Bank, but all deposits
were maid demand
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyED
REAL ESTATE BEING THE WEST SIX LOIS
OF SQUARE 72I, AT THE JUNCTION. OF MARY
LAND AVENUE AND A STREET NORTHEAST
FACING CAPITOL. PARK
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ELEGANT PAR RI p CHA 1M So p1NISg;RooM
TIE COY -ENTs OF FOURTEEN ROOMS. Ar
ing az Ten O'CLOCK a: NJ, We shall sel on tie prem
onn sS as shs the rsssns IF M
Brown the following named articles. being partially
Elegant Drawing,r room Suite upholstered in the
latest style goods: Easy Chairs upholstered In Raw
ish kuEs, BODY brussels Carpets Wicker Chairs and
Bah S .s. Hs1
Mattres s. and Wire Woven Mattresses Decorated
Ash Chamber Suite. wardrobe to match. very hand.
some: Two Gilt Frame Mirrors, Smyrna Rugs, Velvet
OAK Heating as
Table Walnut DiniDg-room Chairs; Druggists, Refry.
nut Gin and MATTRESS; MalHH. Msshstands Sew
hsnn Wire cS
Hair Cloth chairs and Rockers Large Easy Ghsirs,
ing stoves Bedding China Glass and Crocfsfy Ware,
ALSO. AT ONE O'CLOCK M
One Bay Mors ,s eh Cow One 1arns RGc
ems ylsa LII %R 81 CO.. Auc
T. PhoPEkTYs oS THE hfaDESsBuEG TUkS:
A aH1 HI HbkE;WAf BETWEEN WASHINGTON
csa
against Gregor Laner ct al. we Will SELL at public
auction. in front of the premises. on FRIDAY. MAY
TWENTY-FIVE D, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ all
called Haddocks Hills" lying the east side of the
Washington and Bladensburg turnpike road and begin
being also corner of lot in the division f Haddocks
s s1 az SAD r6sd AZ and north With 18th
center Of branch thence with the of said branch
east l. perches thence south IA degrees east 1O
perches thence south s5 degrees west Al perches to
is improved by brick dwelling, slaughter house.
house stable &c. well arranged for the residence and
business OF a butcher.
Terms: One,fourth cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day Of sale at
required Conveyancing purchasers cost and terms
to be complied with in ten days
FRANCIS MILLER,
$50 Louisiana avenue r,.,
JOB BARNARD 1rusteeS
Az 9th street n. W
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts myI2-mwfkds
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i HANENdUWEH & SON,
- Real Estate and insurance Brokers,
1226 street northwest
PEREMPTORY SALE OF LOT ON NEW HAMp
SHIRE AVENUE, WITH FIVE-ROOM FRAME
HOUSE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON MAY NINE-@
We will offer for public sale premises No 1926 New a
Hampshire avenue, SUBJ Lot 49, square 81.
Terms ma le known at time of sale deposit of AGO
requred OF the purchaser and failure to comply with
terms OF sale seven daya deposit to be forfeited
chaser. DANENHOWER a son
Thus. DOWLING, Aucttoneer. myl3-dkds
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the best. 20 10 JUSTRS Old stand Known for yeaH
the only place where 6rst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be soid at respectable prices Addrss
cal. NJ
aUSfHS Ola Stand, No. 6l9 d street, between stass1
9Th streets northwest
A-stts ~ lAni, pgouADsiy Agtepac1.A
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CO o. Mainline trainsrun BY Wash.
ingtOn time; Lexington Division by Col
umbns time.
Nos and 0, daily except Sunday. Do
not run between Clifton Forge and Hun.
lingtOn.
Nos. 2 and 5, daily between Clifton
Forge ind Ashland, Ky. No. 2, daily
except Saturday, Clifton Forge to Rich.
mond; except Sunday, Richmond to Old
Point No. j, except Sunday, Old Point
to Clifton Forge.
Nos. aud 4, Washington, Louisville
and Cincinnati FAST l.ISs, run daily he,
tween Louisville, Cincinnati, Washing.
ton and Richmond, Va. Do not stop for
local business, except that No. 3 stDps
between Richmond and Charlottesville.
No, 8, Louisville and Cincinnati FusI
Line, and No. !, Washington Fast Line.
equipped with Pullman New Drawing
Room, Smoking, Saloon and Sleeping.
Cars, and Solid Trains between Louis.
willie, Lexington aud Washington D. G.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Gincin.
natl aud Richmond; Day Coach he
tween Cincinnati and Richmond.
CO ., Sleeping Cars on Trains Nos. 9
and ., between Richmond and Clifton
Forge.
No. I, daily except Sunday, leave
Connection $40 a. Ms arrive Huntington
HIS a. VI.
No. $, daily except Sunday, leave
sis 7. N. arrive Codnelton $40 r. NJ,
Old dominion Line Steamers will
leave Newport News on Monday, Tues.
day, "Wednesday and Saturday, on ar.
rival Of No. 4, Fast Line, arriving in
New York next afternoon.
Fol- Rates, Tickets, Baggage, ChccEs.ap
ply 10 any Office Of Z. < .. Ry; or Depsi
or Ticket Office OF connecting lines.
y. W. SMITH, II. W. FULLER,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass'r All.
july4-tl.
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for her father, who would Be 81
shgatly louise i startled BY
samstliingiathis stranger which
reminded hear II Henry Mattin.
She almost stares ~ him 10 ses i
il ispossiGle ifhe is q relative Of
The cattdriyer No, she says 10
herself il cannot be. What a
magnificent bearing this gentle.
Iilau'has. He is the picture d
health. Hisdark auburn hair is
BRUSHED buck from d high classical
forehead. he istalland thin, but
il very erectandhaS square should
ers. His voice is deep and mellow,
aud though his eyes are piercing,
there is an expression gu his face
US leuder as w0man's. In d calm
diguitied way the stranger inquir.
es, ibid you ever know car,
driver by the name Of Henry Mar
iin2' Before she could answer the
tears Involuntary filed her eyes.
With trembling voice he inter
tupts her and says: II is now 4
O'Clock, Ten years ago, at this
very hour, Henry Martin received
your precious note. Are you will
ling tosee him to-day Or" Be.
lore be can finish the sentence she
has her arms about his neck and
says, Il kuew you would return to
me"
When the Rev. DR.. Martin re
'urnedfromhis vacation he brought
his wife with him, and today in a
city still further West, where he is
the leading clergyman, he shows
me a pretty lockei containing sone
dried flowers, which he says were
/ fnt,al vnn.D,,ta und inirr,luoos ma
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Adversely does not take from us
nur true friends; il only disperses
those who pretended to be so.
Am E6i.or,s Trlbute.

Theron z. Keatot, Editor Of the
IT. Wayne, Tnd., Gazette, writes -
For tile past five years have al.
ways used DR., Kings New Discoy.
cry, for coughs,uf most severe char.
acter, rs well us lpr those Of u mild.
ar type. 1t never fails 10 effect a
speedy cure, My friends 10 wlum
| have recommended il speak Of it
in same high teim. Having been
cured by it Of every cough | have
had for five years, consider it the
only reliable and sure cure for
Coughs, Culd4, etc. Call ut Moss.
mans Drug Store and get a Free
Trial Bottle. Dargc sizeSl. r..
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[angS-ly.l
ITiachieyous NTaIaria,

- 49, $500 " V 49,. ef-SS@S+A AsNs
TO say that malaria ismi$fhie1eus
is 10 put very mildly. Its allthat
and more Its cunning, deceitful,
treachcrous, sly, and undetermined.
It doesis work in the dark, and il
such a sly waytha tmuch ofthe mis-
chiefs done before it is discovered.
ltsaps the foundations Of healthy
system. Itrobsthe bloodofits vital
lily, demorali2es the liver, confounds
the stomach, and makes the victim
wish he were in bis grave. ltissad
tosee pcoplcs.t down. their misery,
content tobcthe victims Of nischiev
Gus malaria, and thinning that moth.
ing canbe done forthsn. The power
Of Browns IRoN BIZ TIERS overthe
mischieis ofnalaria has been so am
ply proved that there is no reason
why anybody who can procure a
bottle ofthis Prince Of Tones shall
suffer. Great is the power ofmalaria,
and great are its disastrous effects.
But greater far is the bene6cent in
fluence Of BRowN's IRON BlTTERs.
The preparation Of ironin thisfavor-
lite family remedy can be taker
without running the &eelt orproduc
ing constipation and headache.
nov. ely
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Yery IlemnrknDlo nlsrnrorr

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, of Alanches
ter Mich, writes; My wife I'm.
been almost helpless lor FIVE years,
so helpluSs that she conld me- turn
over in bed alone. She used twu
battles Of Electric Bilters, and is 81
much improved, that she is now
able to do her own work Electric
BitIers will do all that is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of teslimon.
ials attest their great curative pow.
ers, Only fifty cents a bottle ut L,
]. Mussuaus.
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RuCltIpn's Armlcm GnIyc,

The best salye in the world for
Cnt4, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chap.
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Ernplions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed tn give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale BY ID.
Mossman. jan2S ly.
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(corianeiE iron, iaR ,SeeE,)
How Watch Cases are Made.

1t n fact not generally known that the
James BosS Gold Ilaick Caycs really con.
tain more pure gold than many "solil"
gold cases Tie denand for thao watch
cas%s has led TO tue manufacture Of very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases-
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from 4 4 to 10 ksr,ts,
anl . or q karat casc Is often sold for II
or ii Eanlts. 1t is Hor ecoromy 10 buy a
watch case so poor in quality that it will
soon lose it, color, or orc so soft that il will
lose its Shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting III dust and damaging the works, or
one 60 thin Tint slight blow will Lr,ak
the crystal, anil perhaps the movement
1t is economy TO buy a james Ba$ Gold
Watch Cue in which NONE Of these things
ever occur. Thiswatch case is mol an ep.ri.
ment-it has been made nearly hiriy gears.
uAzLEroN, Pa, Oct 81, lea.
cold two James Dnss' Coll Watch Cises !llrty
ytan Ego, when they lNt came out HlA they aTs u
sood COndl.ia,i yet 0nU Of theiu * carried Wy a
carrettcF, llt. l. W Dnie, Of HaElrtnn, aud only
GiiuWs the weirin one or two paciR; The Jthes by
Mr. Bowman, Of Cunningham, Pa. aud ran prU
duCe che or 10th Of thee Calea ht nny time.
sTLvEETER Es0Lr, Lsrsitr.
Send Seat stamp IL Etrlphr Nahl Ca.r lltar PILLS,
depha, s Ior aue.sHr lu' r.RptIyl luua, hoN
jaAel bjSs Ghd ktyliBne WHith tasSN arr AadV,
To be CVntauell
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LADIES SHOULD REMEMBER a beau.
tifnl complexion results from using Ak
er's Blood Eylixer. For sale by \. C..
NnGilder. IN
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The meane-t man has been foul d
in Atlantic City, N. J, lie pulled
his daughters teeth ont to keep
her from going with u young man.
", Y, Sun.
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GROUP, WHooPING COUGH and ev.
en- Asthma Immediately relieved by Ack.
er'S English Remedy, Sold undeFguar.
antcc by VanGidcr. fol-
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For one man who is called the
architect Of his own fortune there
are a thousand who are the archi.
tects Of their misfortune.
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ZN.ksyI gSgSYSI

How Lost, How Restored /
Just published, d new edition Of DR..
culVcrwelrs Celebrated Essay
on the rddicGl ettreof SPtNATohRuGA o.
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, INPOrEScY, Mental and PhysicaI
lncNpacity, lEpediments to Marriage,
etc; also CoNSuMtTlON. EmLKpsY AND
FITS, induced by self-indulgencp, or sox.
ual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this ADMIR-.
Die essay, clearly demonstrates from A
thirty years succcFsfulp practice, that The
alarming consequences Of seli.abuse
may be radically cured; pointing out
mode OF cure at once simple, certain ana
eiiectnal, by means Of which every sui-
ierer, NO matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself chenply, privately
and radically.
FB-rhis Lecture should be- in the
hands oi every youth and every man h
the land.
Sent undOr seal, In a plain envclope
to any address, postpaid, on receipt ii
SIX cents or two postage stamps. Ad.
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While the Republicans sclons
ate casting abuut IL devise some
means to di-bntse the surplus III
the Uaitrd States Treasury, insdcli
a manner us not to reduce the nas
tional dellt; the wise men Of the
Democratic purity are deliberately
planning some lnelhnd 10 relieve
tho nation of It's public debt, or
else leave The money IN The iock.
cts Of the taxpayers. The Demo.
craiic party still stands upon the
old Jetier onisn creed, which EN-
braces in i.s articles Of faith "a
vigorously frugal administration
Of the government, and the appli
cation Of all possible savings Of the
public revenue to the liquidation
Of the public debt q resistance
therefore, to all measures looking
toward The multiplication of the
Offices and salaries, merely, 10 cfs.
ute partisans andaugment the pub.
lie debt, on the principle Of its
beinga public blessing"
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DON'T FEEL WE'LL" Tho stomach
is oft OF order neglected, this means
chronic dyspepsia, You should take
AikGrs Dyspepsia Tablets and avoid this
terrible disease. Sold By VanGilder. Is
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No more conclusive proof Of the
absolute fairness of the Monthly
Drawings Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, can be given
than the following certificate sign.
ed by Genl's Bpauregard and Eaily:
"We do hereby certify that we
supervise tile arrangements for all
the Monthly and Semi Annual
Drawings Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and in person
manage and control The Drawings
themselves, and that the same arc
conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all par.
ties, and we authorize the Cumpa.
ny 10 use this certificate, with fuc
smiles Of our signatures attached,
in its advertisements
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Good will, like a good name, IS
got by many actions, aud lost by
one.
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Get n. Sure!

Wells "Rough on Rats Almanac, at
druggists, or mailed for2 c. stamp. Il
S. WELLS, Jersey City.
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The late Bi>hip Hunter, of the
Mormon Church, was born aad
reared u q iaker
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Armed and Equipped.

AIM me With jealous care are
words familiAF u every eaf, yet
how few ihereafe Who faily tealize
their full, import Amanth eith
sfand all the attacks 81 Iiis il,es,
yhpplh be Away aTmedand feady
fDr tie BATTLES ~ life He knows
not ~ whit moment he may flu
intu an ambush aud be compelled
TO slHlld for his lie Sad sacred hnns
or. Just 50 iiisin ON dailyliTes.
The invidions germs 81 liseasa and
death are cunsiantly abont us and
enter into our bldips 1T tyefy
breath. rs guati against these
luiisnnnus agents. d medicine j.
needed@lich will f0lflthar
mentof being safeguard and
a remedy. This is found IN Peru.
IA, aud thousands testify as 10 i'd
merits in this regard. The mai
who cariies a bottle Of it Is fuily
armed and equipped for The duties
Of life. Ask your druggist fDrlhe
Ellis OfLife,' gratis, or address DR..
s. B. Hartman & CO., Columbus D.
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A good word is an easy ALLEGATION;
but not to speak i'll, requires only
Our silence, which Gusts rs nothing.
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The instinct of woman is to be
considers. Sorrow attracts them as
the mirror dues the lark.
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A French writer WIN eslima os
that the world contains 1903, 900
doclo's, complains that lwo Of oilr
most exasperating affections, asth
M! and catarrh, defy their utmost
skill.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-02-06

In the Yellowstone Park is riv.
er which is hot on one side and
cold on the other.
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DecIIne Of NAM.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo.
enc, Sexual Debility, cured by Wells
Health Remover. 81.
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GkInnY Mon.

"wells' Health Remover" restores
health vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impo-
tenGe, Sexual Debility. 81