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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT 4 IN SQUARE SOUTH
OF S46ARE IoS At THE THE FOOT Of SOUTH

MACHlNER1, w HARf N1l1EGES. &C.
By virtue of certain deed of trust. bearing date
the 9th day of February. A. D. 1873 and recorded @
in Iiber No 1913. folio 49, of the land records A
for the District of Columbia and at the request in writ
ing of the holders of two overdue prossory notes by
said deed secured the undersigned Trustees will sell
p NJ. ON WEDNESDAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF JUNE A D. 1884. to the highest and best bidder all
that certain parcel of ground lying in the City of Wash
1ngton in the District OF Columbia and known and de-
sgnated the ground plat plan, OF said city Lot
numbered four "a in square numbered south of square
?09 seven hundred and eigh) Also. all the water and
wharng privileges to the said lot belonging and all the
right title interest property claim and estate of the
said party OF the hrst part In, to or concerning
South street. bounding the said lot. by reason
any those whose estate he had hath in said lot
The property hereby intended to be transferred being
the that conveyed to the undersigned by the
said deed of trust together with all and singular the
privileges appurtenances and Entertainments to the said
lot belonging in any wise appertaining and all the
implements appliances, chattes furniture and articles
in upon said premises whether added placed
there since the date of said deed of 9th February 1873
not and whether fixtures otherwise and all the
law and in equity of the said party Of the first part in
said deed of trust in and to the same
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash. (of which $20must be paid at the time of sale),
and the residue six and twelve months from the date
of sale equal sums for which purchaser must give
until paid. the to be secured by deed of
trust with covenant of Insurance. to the satisfaction
of the Trustees of all the property Sold all cash
the option OF the purchaser All yancing must be
the right resell the property at the risk and of
the purchaser of default if the terms of sale
not complied with within five days from the day of SALE
ANTHONY HYDE.l Trustees
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIALs

The New York stock Market.
Thefollowtng are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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The Courts.
CoCRf N GHNKRAL TRRu
TO-DAY Birth AIT Birth. trial raxs 0no6

CouRf N GHNHnAL THRH.
To-day, Birth agt Birth; trial resumed
CRcrrr CoUkT-Judge Hoo,ser.
To-day, Han1inger agt Salisbury trial resumed
EQUITY CorRrcfudcs Coz.
Yesterday, Grove az Boucher: modifcaf1oa g
terms OF sale ordered Sch1noorn agt Duvall: ~
ordered ana {. Walter appointed trustee % oe1
PENDANT ordered
llro-day. Barbour agt Leddy, ana Ieddy agt Led
fesSo against s. c. Raub
POLICE CorRr-.Nidoe Smell
To-day, August Beck. unlicensed bar e1uo; %.
pear noted Frank Barr, assault on James Pfuets;
while under arrest; 30 days In Jan
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VTyHF OTTO GAS ENGINB
i Requires no boiler avotds all expensfvs astendmsc
used extensively for running fas6e9gr and Freight
Elevators Sewing Machines, Meat Chopper Printing
and Iithoeraphc Presses Coffee Mills AoagteEs PspaE
and Rulins Machinery. tathss. &C.. &c This enGine
runs with extreme smoothnesD and regularity Of spoe
possesses the least numbse Of working paEtA md
great implicitly Of meehanian =. ,,,ax .,os,
Warrington Gas Light Co Nl0
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THE GREAT

THE GREAT
TO THE S6k fhsF wEsf AI S9t s6rrHwrsr.
sTFT ifhS v,GSrr irtkTP 2IL SCENERY.
A1- II fFFEcT MtY lin I'm h ~! ifAENr
TRAINS Lraxk "ASHI Is FROM STATION CORNER
For Plttsbug and the Vest Chitaso Limited Express
go daily, STEPPING Cars from Harrisburg burg
70 Cincinnati Hest.rn E1pryss - =. daily with
Cir With Sn Car Titt Snse, to G chsa tSr
the wsst with Palace Sleeping car Washington ito to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Canandaisa. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
lo0o m daily. EXCEPT SATURDAY, with Palace Cars
Train leaving Washington Oh Saturday night Will not
For Williasport Lock Haven and Elmira at 9:4oa m
daily. e3csIt sunday
400 100 And lis p m on sunday, 800 10 on and
liIs m Limited E1Press u Pullman Tarlor Cars
$40 a N daily except Sunday
For Boston without change. lao p. every week day.
For Br osyn y " ali through trains connect at Jer-
s+y city with boats Of Brooklyn annex Attending
direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double fer
For fhiIadeiph.a SIS Si and %
Limited Express. 94o a. IN. daily. EXCEPT sunday.
Fer 30 b.po.e % % 90 20 u, le9 ana II I20
on sunday. $40, 1850 n. AGO. 6oo 7io. l0V0 and
For pope's Creek Line $50 and 4;aop daily
For Annapolis 80 am and 40 p daily except Sun
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Esp,rp AID ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON
Egg o asls1 as s go go 30 20 o5 and
at 90 s25, II 90 am, 800 pm. f''-
For Or seeond and the south $50 and IL O5 daily
Trains leave Alexandra for Washieton COS Sos 1000
m snd y 10 nidnizht. ON SUNDAY al 8 Us and To- 10
1ickets and informaRiio On, a, the -,..
don Mhsr orders ca ~ Ss; avenue and at the
gage to destination fTem hotels rssidences1 -
CHAs prSH G mOOD General Passenger AEen.-
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ONE OF THE PARTY THAT CAPTURED BoorH-In
auested to appopt Suar hopu ,s ma william s
rell, OF that city, who Is confined IN the insane
asylum OF Poughkeeps1e. Troy special TO the
Philadelphia Press says: Farrell was one OF tbs
party that captured j. Wilkes Booth, the assassin
OF President Lincoln. and he has been granted O
back pension aggregating about $4,000
GEN. ABE BUFORDs SUIcIDR.-Gen. Abe Buford,
the noted turfman and a brother OF Tom Buford,
who killed Judge Elliott, OF Kentucky, committed
suicide yesterday at the residence OF a nephew In
Danville, Ind Financial troubles and depression
caused by Tom Bufords conduct II is thought drove
him insane.
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I'd Edition.
Latest Tdegrans to The Star.
Swept Over the Falls,

Swept Over the Falls.
YRRY cABIl BRRAKs AND IIxyn xn Al1
DRoWEED.
HELENA, MOTT, June l0-On Sunday afternoon,
while the ferry boat at ThompsonS Fails was
crossing the river, the cable broke and the boat
went over the falls 500 yards below. The boat had
IL men, bound for the CRur dAlene mines, and Il
pack horses, each carrying 500 pounds Of supplies
Tor Eagle City. AS soon as the cable broke all the
passengers except two jumped overheard and
struggled vainy TO reach the shore, but were swept
over the falls. The boat rghted after going over
the Drink and lodged short distance below, where
rescneH Ro n o. ~ s.a III, LILLY TX, ~ 49,
70 rescue those who had jumped into the water,
but were also swept over the falls OF the Is men
concerned II were lost All were strangers going
TO the mines, and their names are not known. All
the pack animals were drowned.
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SEWING MAcH,sxs. SEWING MAcH1s.s
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SrrAhrn nArrASo
DISCONTINUE HER TRIPS
WEEK OR TEN DAYS
Due notice will be given when she will resume
5e9 q. T. JONES. Agent.
nAHY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
~ and the South.
Single Tickets 81; Round Trip 2150.
One Of these popular Steamers leaves Seventh
street wharf daily (Sundays excepted) at $50 p M
SATURDAYS et 6.stopring at Pney Point and Corneld
Harbor on the Tuesday Thursday and Saturday trips
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steaIners Connect also with New York and Rich:
mona p sseahers Mo1oH ano MestSrni Se" pS
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
0hG ticket Sts Sh,. treef sna ner IL
city post Office office Of Kqoxs express 9th street and
Transatlantic avenue, and ct company's once It'll
street wharf.
Knoxs express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residepces
myN WILLIAM r WELSH General Agent
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3e7-dkds JOHN sELDEN, Irustees.
CONTINUATION TRADE SALE OF FINE CAR
" RIAGES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, ROAD WA
At the Manufacturers Repository GIL street north:
west THURSDAY, JUNE TWELFTH at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK This will be the last opportunity to obtain
any of these goods at public auction.
Jest THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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A<eesOuK3s
CLosk OF TIKI EPISCOPAL coNvoCATIon-fn L0uDouH
AGRlCCLTrRAL FAIR

CLOSE OF THE KfIscorAL coSvoC ArIoH-rn l0CD0uW
AGRlCCLTrRAI FAIR
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
LEEsBrRG, Va, June o
The Piedmont Convocation OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church has just closed is annual sasssua
this year held in Leesburg. Rev. Dr. Nelson
preached the closing sermon yesterday. The Rev.
AessrS Dashiel, Sharpe, Nelson, Cleburne, Page,
Wallis. Ware, Grub and Gray were In attendAnce
The Loudoun Live Stock Exhibition association has
Just been organized, and the following OBJECTS
president J. VIM Foster; second vice PRESIDENT
John X smith, treasurer, y. s. Purseli; Secretary,
W. Dade Hempstone and a board OF ten directorH
The charter provides for issue OF from g 900 %
$4,000 In stock. The rst fair under their auspices
Will be held here this fall. The old association.
known as the Loudoun Agricultural association
WILL IL Is Thought, al their next annual meeting,
decide TO dissolve
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HNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. sOUTHwEs

Schedule in effect Vi Ny H. 1881
eAO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS NAH. daily making closs
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily. ey ept Sunday. with C. o. Railway Pull
NAL Sleep1ng Bullet cars from New y, rk and WASH
1nst0n 20 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta New Orleans
El0P .M.-LOUISVILI.E FAST LINE DAILY via Char
louisville 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
louisville.
1910 i. M.-SOUTHERN MAT. AND EXPRESS Daily
u all points South and Southwest via Dsnville ard
charlotte Daily except Sunday, with C. & q Rail way
Pullman Sleeping from Washnx ton via Dam
Vile Charlotte and Atlantis New Orleans also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at $40 4
NJ and 3 lu p NJ daily. except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at $40 A NJ and
$40 Z. VI daily.
tcE and information inquire COrnpany,s Of
ne, tUl PenIsy Iyarlla avenue al Union DeVot
N SlAt UhIEk y. MCDANIEL.
SSii faes ASenI Aren't
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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Latest Foreign Nevys by Gable.

LONDON, June 10.-GenerM Gordons sister has
refused to accept the many offers OF money she has
received for the relief Of her brother She says
that Gen. Gordon is a British officer, and that 1t
devolves upon the government to rescue him.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT TRADE SALE OF
" Fine Carriages.
Buggies, kc.
See advertisement 3elO.2t
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Bee advertisement 3el0.2t
FoIET' Auctioaeer.
MONDAY. JUNE NINTH, at TEN AN. and SEVEN
N, continuing TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURS.
DAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY at same hours. we viii
sell to close business
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF STORE 215 PENN
SYIVANIA AVENUE n. W.,
BAZAAR
STOCK CONSISTS OF
Guns Violins Cutlery Fishing Tackle, Combs and Hair
Brushes Tooth Brushes, Toys Haxors and Straps. Re-
Rides. Tool Ches Pocketbooks Balls and 600 useful
Household Articles.
Sale without reserve At 10 u m and D. M ON above
days
Dealers should attend the sale, the goods win be
almost given away. 3el0-1m
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A New York Ea5lnr,

A New York Failure.
NEW YORK, June 10-George II. KrauSe & Co.,
wool merchants. 143 Duane street, have assigned.
Preferences OF $5SOO0
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Picnics, ExcursiOns. &c.

An excursion Will be given to Marshall Hall this
evening under the auspices OF B. B. French Lodge,
No. Is +. A. A. NJ. The Corcoran leaves at p. IN.
The Alpha Club will give an excursion TO Marshall
Hall on the Mary Washington Thursday evening
The Mary Washington makes an excursion to
OocoQuan Falls to- morrow, starting at a. m.
The Capital Bicycle Club gives an excursion 10
Marshall Hall tomorrow evening on the Corcorap.
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II OOK AT LOW FAREs-FIRSr-CLA FARE, 81
IL roppo, RRor I'M r TRiRi $1 5 o,,ovpov
Steamer JANE NOSELEY leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, q $50 making close connection with Steam
eri for New York Ocean View Virginia Beach. and all
P6TOI1c IRWIN LANp1NGs-Fare &c. Steamer
J. " THpNfSoS leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
For Information apply ct General Office, 613 10Th
street, OF at company wharf foot Of 9Th street.
ALFRED WOOD, Sec
GEO b PHILLIPS, Supt my24
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Name. O. Sp.mI Ndms.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.-In the Police Court this
morning William H. Smith, a seven-year-old col
ored boy. was charged with entering the house OF
Mary Ford, No 924H + street southwest The
court said the defendant was too small to be
charged with such a crime. The case was nolle
pressed. 1t is charged that Smith, with another
boy, entered the secondhand store OF Mrs. Ford, 10y
means OF a false key. His companion escaped,
taking with him a dozen silver spoons. Smith
father was In court and took him home, promising
to give him good thraShing.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marr1age licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court TO w. J. sullivan
and Mrs Florence L. Barron; Dan Miller and Annie
Rollins; Edward l. Kolb and Othelia Goebel; Geo.
II. Kendall and Halle l. White; Preston p. b.
Langley and Mary j. Burdine; Edward Ennis and
Ella F. POpkinS
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THE CHIIpREN's HosPTTAL.-At meeting OF the
directors OF the Children's hospital last evening,
clan; Mr.. W. NJ. Sprgg. first assistant; DIR. Louis
Klopinski, outdoor physician. DIR. S. 6. Adams was
appointed attending physician during the absence
OF DR.. Busey, who viii attend the Medical con-
gress, at Copenhagen, In August, and the annual
meeting OF the Royal Medical society, at Edin-
burgh.
Alpheus G. Lyme, OF Washington. has been grant
ed two patents for picket fence and fence making
machine.
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A BROKEN BACK.-This forenoon Weldon Gibson,
while driving his wagon at ChdS & Sons brick
yard, was caught between the kiln and his wagon,
and had his back broken. He was taken TO the
Washington asylum hospital.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Offce OF the chief signal
on1cer to-day a m. TO; II am, S39; pm, $50
Maximum, SIS: minimum. Go.
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EArARRHH:aaI Hay
Hay Fever


Is n type Of catarrh
having peculiar sym
ptoms. 1t is attended
by an in!iamed con-
ditioh OF the lining
membrane of the nos
trilS. tear-ductS and
throat, affecting the
lungs An acrid mu-
Gus is secrcted, the
discharge is accom-
panied with 4 painful
burning sensation.
There are sew ere
spasms o! sneezing,
frequent attacks of
binding headache, n
watery and inliamed
state OF the eyes.
Eiy's Cream Balm
is il remedy founded
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Us iSt hestimmt IN GuttcS Eaih
DaS man vom liebsten was man hat,
NUSs ScEeidcn, ia Sch2iden.'

Three hundred and siNty-iivc dreary
days and nights with that terrible sea
between us, and nobody but Romilda
to tell my trouble to O God: how
shall | ever bear it ;"
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! on correc: diagnosis Of this disease and can be
| depended upon 80 cts. at druggists; 60 cents by
| mail Sample hottie by mail 10 cents. ELY
| BROTH ERS, Druggists, DWego. n. \.
! recommend to those Suffering Gas haye) with
1 Hay Fever. Figs Cream Balm. l have tried
| nearly all the remedies AMI give this decided
preference over them all. 1t has given me imme-
! date rccl.-C. L. STEPHENS, Hardware Mcrch-
4, ant Ithaca N. Y.
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CURTIS VS.. CURTIS.
TolclO EL0Ne. =

Tolcdo EidGe
The charges against Mr.. Blaine of CON-
plicity in some rregularity in the Fort
Smith Railroad bonds were made and
diSproved many year ago, but never
thelesS, it is upon these charges that Mr..
George William Curtis, the ultra pure
editor of Hupr'S Weekly, bases his OPP
position to the Man from Maine. If
George William Curtis is Il competent
witness against Mr.. Blaine in the year
1854, he was equally competent in 1876.
When these charges were made HaFper'S
Wtehly commented upon them, and when
Mr.. Blaine made his defense it COM
meutcd upon that. This is what George
William Curtis wlote conc,rning this
matter in 1876
"Mr. Blaine instantly published an alb
solnte and complete denial, and, having
collected evidence chat is apparently con
elusive, he made IA brief. clear, simple
statement in the house, which was rs
MoroHgh 4 rcfutation as Tds erer made,
ahd, in tie absence Of othcr frilence, hnccs
him VMspotted.
If anybody now appears t. justify this
accusation, it must be considered merely
one of the reckless SANDERS to which ev-
cry prominent public man is exposed
and no charge that may be hereafte
made against Mr.. Blaine. unaccnmpanied
10y weighty testimony, will deserve any
attention Whatever
We rest the case So far as Htypcr's
WuLiy is concerned. Mr.. Curtis exam
med into the matter eight years ago and
pronounced Mr.. Blaine innocent If he
was Innocent then he is now, and MIR.
Curtis. by reviving the Islander and max
ing it the ground of boiling the nomin-
alton of Mr.. Blaine. classes himself with
the ''recklrss Slauderers' to whose as
saults "cvery prominent public man is
cxi oscd.' But this will make no differ
ence Uuper'S Weekly will continue to
assail Mr. Blaine until the people show
their disapprobation by refusing to touch
it, when it will Immediately flop.
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to be, or are you false, as they have
told me? ?"
His touch is hard, his voice is hoarse
and faint, but they are his touch and
his voice, and a wild, unreasoning rap
ture fill my heart.
"Oh, Benedetto, my love ~ | cry,
passionately kissing the hands which
clasp mine SO tightly.
"Am l indeed your love?" he says,
huskily. "You are Laura Ricasoi
still? 1t was lie that you married
Benvenuto to-day? All, my God :"
have torn myself from his grasp,
and have sunk on the bench, with my
face hidden in my hands.
1T is so, then? Your love, poor
weak child, was the thing of an hour.
A little absence from your first lover, 4
few tender speeches from your second
lover, and the story is told"
The deadly GOODNESS in the low, slow
words is harder to bear than widest re-
proaches, and cry:
Il have beer weak and faithless, bu,
not false. Why did you not answer
my letters?"
'Letters? | have seen no letters ]
believed you true as the angels until, {
week ago, | heard that you were to
marry Bcnvcnuto. They refused me
leave re igned They refused again
and then | forgot honor, pride--every-
thing but you-and | deserted. | have
travelled night and day in disguise
and arrive here to find you are mar.
ried."
"Kill me ~ cry, falling at his feet
and gazing up at him wildly. "Before
God and all His blessed saints. | an
not false. l love you-you-you.
would rather die than be Benycnuto' ;;
wife :"
He lifts me from the ground, madly
kissing lips and cheeks and hair; Their
he draws me down beside him on the
bench.
"See, my own" he whispers, takin:
something from his pocket. "Prove
me now that your words eve true. vii
YOU live for Bcnvenuto, or die here
with meo'
The moon is shining full on hi:
while face, bis cleaning eyes, and the
bright blade of lnife.
CHI me :" | murmur-''l-;ll me, m,
poor love. | am not afraid :"
''Yes, | WI kin you, and then
shall die with you in my arms One
sure, strong blow will not hurt, carina.
The shining blade is lifted, but as
gaze up in his eyes their look changes
Il am mad ~ he says, family. 81 car
not-my little love-my brave true
love ~ The broken words cease sud
denly, the knife slips from his hand
and lis head sinks heavily on m,
| breast.
God was very good to us, Padre An
Selma tells me, in say ing my love from
staying himself and me. and he bids m,
live, that by prayer and fasting ant
good works may win forgiveness 70
the soul which passed SO suddenly tt
God. So live. | am to be nun
for even Count Benvenuto, even m
mother, admit that can be no man
wife now. am to be nun, and vow
TO God the heart which, while it beat
will hold only one human image.
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Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual De-
biity cured by wells Health Renewer Isl
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverish-
ness, worms, constipation; tasteless. DC.
Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Cri-
nary complaints cured by 'Buchu- piaha. Isl.
Night Sweats, fever, chills, malaria, dys-
pepsia, cured by "Wells' Health Remover. -
My husband (writes LADY, is three
times the man since using "Wells' Health
Remover"
If you are failing, broken, worn ont and
nervous, Use Wells Health Rcnewer." 81.
Prevalence of Kidney complaint in Amer
lea; "Buchu- paipa' is il quick, complete
cure 81. may24eowly
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CHOICE SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC

T'HE Season for Planting Garden and
L Flower Seeds is here. and gardeners and
florists are now supplying themselves with what
they need in this line. Among the many growers
and dealers in seeds, &c. Messrs. ID. VI. Ferry X
Co.. of Detroit. Mich, stand first and foremost,
for the quality of goods. and the low prices at
which they sell them. Their catalogue embraces
everything old and new. besides containing much
valuable information upon the subject OF growing
vegetables. flowers, plants. etc. send for Il copy
to ID. NJ. FERRY Y co.
Mar 22-tl Detroit, Mich.
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The INCEST PILLS on EARTH
ARE
Dr. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills.

NNHET never grippe, sickcn or weaken
l. in their operation, and hence they the
best Pills offered especially for aged people.
They are splendid Liver cure and elegant pUr-
gative medicine. They operate pleasantly aud
Constipation or CuStivencss. Piles Sick Head
ache, BilliouSncSs. Weak Bowels. Dizziness. Yer
tigo, Weak Nerves. all Liver Affections. general
aches over the System; the: make better appetite,
and in Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Headache. in
connection with our celebrated PAIN SEARCH
Err a very speedy cure Is obtained
We have over 5000 references of these pills.
Elegantly sugar-cUated. % cents box Or i've
boxes for II. Sent 10y mail.
Principal Depot-Fourth and King streets. wi,
mington. Del Philadelphia lcpot-bU2 Arch st.
Sold by dealers and at country stores. Han is
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AG ENTS WANTED FOR THE LIVES OF
RTiFNE ana LOGAN.

RvI,ni 7 los W Knox. OutSels all others 10 to l..
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