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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-10

-Four prisoners were suffocated in a
burning jail at Jerseyville, Ill, their names
being wan Dunsdan, James Gregg, Emile
Kahler ana August Schultz. The court
house was burned ut the same time.
A train was wrecked at Charlestown.
Southern Indiana, on "a spur of the Ohio and
Mississippi, running from Vernon 10 Louis
vllh. A score OF people were hurt including
members of the Yale College Glee club.
The British Cabinet has sent word to
Egypt that the present protectorate will be
kept up at all hazards. FL Mahd will be Civ
en- the SouCmn, but Lower Egypt will be
purScd of his influence. This policy the
Khedive does not consider belligercnt enough,
and hints NJ a repetition OF his ultmatum,
In which he demanded immediate military aid
for campaign I'm the Soudan, on pain of
turning over the whole region tn the Sultan.
The murder of Col. Sudeikin has led
"a conference between Prince Orlof, the
Russian Ambassador To Paris, and Prince
Bismarck, and a general conference Is being
arranged 10 be held at Gatscbina. Several
suspects have been arrested by the Russian
police. The two Nihiists who were wounded
in the attack on the Colonel have died.
Henry Cernuschi, the French finan-
clcr. has written TO Congressman Kelley in
dorsing his bill proposing 10 limit the coinage
of silver dollars.
Senator Miller, of New York, is said
to he laboring hard for the defeat Of Presi-
dent Arthur, and it has been predicted that
he will control the delegation from his State
in the next National convention. He has
stepped into Conklings shoes as IA leader, IL
is said
The first matter that will be consid,
cred by the House Committee on Agriculture
will be the suppression of pleuro-pneumOnia
and other contagious diseases among cattle.
The polygamous Bishop Sharp in
formed his priests at salt Lake City that,
Gently, if the Almighty did not pilot the Nor
mon ship she would surely sink.
Twenty-seven women, five of them
reigeuse and twenty-five young lady pupils
under their instruction, were burned 70
death in the Convent of the immaculate Con
tuition at Bollcvillc, H.
A heavy snow storm prevailed last
week in sections of Virginia, Tennessee, and
North Carolina, with the coolest weather
known for years. At Charleston, s. c., the
thermometer registered - degrees above
zero, being the coolest weather registered in
that region for 1875 years.
The defunct city of Memphis Tenn,
had debt estimated at $500, 900.
OF this amount the funding board
of the taxing district has secured possession
of $500, 600 in exchange for new bonds, and
two payments OF interest have been made.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-10
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

A FILLET of veal stuffed with fine
herbs makes on excellent foundation
for dinner, and if nicely Drowned aud
served hot, with brown gravy, it may
well take the place of chicken or duck
MUFFINs without soda, if baked in n
hot oven, will he light and excellent
Take one cup of sweet milk, one cup Of
flour, one egg well beaten, about q
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-10
WASHINGTON.

Friends of the measure express con-
hdence in the speedy passage of bin OK
tending the bonded period on whisky.
The Attorney General has ruled that
Postmaster cannot take from the money
order fund OF his Office sufficient TO pay q
clerk for issuing the orders.
Commissioner Dudley has dis
charged from the Pension Office three high
salaried clerks, on charges OF frequen,in9
gambling houses.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-10
Presidential POstOfllces.
[Washingto dispatch. ]

Under the provision of the last Postoffice
Appropriation bill, when the compensation
of any postmaster of the fourth class reaches
$3.50 for four consecutive quarters, exclusive
of commissions on his money-order business,
ne IS to be assigned to the Presidential grade.
The following-named fourth-class offices have
been placed on the list of Presidential Offices,
with the salaries of postmasters as stated:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-10
POLITICAL.

Gov. Hamilton, in his message to the
Legislature of Maryland, vigorously denoun-
ces the practice of bribery Mt elections, which
he declares has reached the proportions of u
State disgrace.
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DIED.


IL Hartford, Conn. after brief Illness Mrs EMILY 4
Il. S Wood. of the District OF Columbia
EDELIN,. On April %. 1884. at lol2a m. CHARLES
Funeral viii take place from ST. Ausustine,s church.
Tuesday. at eleven O'Clock T. m.
T. beloved wife kchsrd f. Harvey. in The forty-ss-
Requiem mass at 81. patr,ck,s church v.a,..a.x
n,ornains stsso N Relatives and friends invited -
HEPBURN On SATURDAY., April ,e. 1854 At $50 70.
m. HOMER son of George and the late Isabella Hei-
Funeral will take place from the residence Of hAs
srandnother Mrs Van Horn, 400 L street southeast.
April h iss. JAMES PAINE near IL t6s shs S. , II
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday April assh
scHAEFFBss AZ Bethel near Bislefeld cosrm.ny,.
years and eight months
HIS diseased body IL now At rest,
His soul In communion with the blsn'd
GOOD by, Oar eon.
Your LOVING PARxsrs AND BRorHRR
SMITH On Sunday. April 2eth, 1884. ALICE SMITH.
the beloved mother Of six children. IN tbs nf asH
Prom which none ever wakes to wsse,
Unbroken by the last Of foes
Funeral viii take place at Zion Wesley Church ID
day az Oslock Friends and Relatives rs.pectfus
AR s & HEs R sn sqP s 9ss
York city. IN the eightieth year Of his age
street northwest.
tai Inc 1T, friends and scauanances are reSnestd to at
O'clock. The decreased for forty Year, CLERK OF
the court of sessions of New York city.
New York city papers please copyl
ZIMMERMAN. On the 10Th Of April 1854 NJ 10 Is
pm. Mrs. MARY MARGARET. beloved wife OF John X
Zimmerman AGED 81 years
The funeral Will take place CT1esiay) at
m. from the Metrop Titan Presbyterian church, 10
which relatives ana friends invited lnterneni
Congressional cemetery.
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yefkAiFk CEN
TER MARKEl Being HOUSE 20, ION NINTH
WHICH 1T STANDS.
Pursuant to decree of the Supreme Court of the
Dit let Of Coumbis passed q the 23d day Of Apr M
kudolph Johnson and Others are
Johnson and others defendants and under aud by
virtue of three deeds Of trust dated respectively
sh day yS 4S a r, 1879 the 18Th day Of
folio Is seq and in Iber SOL folio ia ct SEQ Of the
ss the viii as Of pSbs the
DAY e As s''iss s # TIVE So x
land lying in .hs city e e IL ,Ss
District Of Columbia and beirg al that part Of lot nine
g. IN square tree hundred and eghty-two ssa con-
ming for the same at point 9th street west distant
ninetyfour t9 feet FL We QD inches south from the
& iaa sn
feet and half 90 inches to the east line Of lot
8, In said square, thence northwardly with east line
sold and conveyed by Richard Smith trustee on the he
eastxardy tbs said 9th street. and the place Of Oe
alley the north three feet iron, by depth
said rart of lot ia reserved for the Of said part Of
lot and the property adjonng it on he North:
paid in cash the residue to be raid in and two years
from day of sale with six cent interest the prtmls
sorry notes of purchaser to be given for deferred pay
OF the Trustees al cash. at the option Of
the rrcl ser Terms Of sale to be complied with in
ten days from day Of sale Trustees the right
to sell Ut the risk and cost defaultnx purchaser.
deposit Of $50 t. be made when 6l il accepted %
S &M Z I. E ApRt SBT Trustees,
RIO. HOFFMAN: Auctionyer
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,
D. c.. AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the fourteenth aa
day Of January, 4, o. 1879 and duly recorded in11
records q The Ds Iet colun6s and ~ direction e
cell. on iHURSDAY. the FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1884
ct SIX O'CLOCK P. M. in front Of the PREMISES the
GEORGETOWN District of Columbia to witt All that piece
parcel Of ground lying and being in Holmesds ad
ming for the same ut the southeast corner Of lot
street and thence norh by and with the east line
Of i'd lot No 81 seventy nine t79l feet mere less
west with the south ne of Stoddart street, fifty t50)
feet thence SOUTH parallel with the first line seventy
nine feet less the north line OF East street,
tn nee east with said north line fifty feet to the begin.
DO in said Homead's addition laid down plsts Of
said town.
1er1ns One-third cash: balance in SIX and twelve
mouths with notes bearing interest and secured by
decd Of trust the property Conveyancing at pllr
apl9-dt, NM d CASSIN. Ir1,stea
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I'd Edition.
Latest IdGglanS to The Star.
THE COLORED MAN IN pOI.rTTCA
The Conference as Piss.Aurx.

PrTTssuRo. April aa-The national conference OF
colored men, which convenes here tomorrow,
pro ises to be one OF unusual and lively interest
Inc Illinois, Indiana. New Jersey, Rhode Island,
and Philadelphia delegations have arrived, and
the others viii reach here In time tor the opening
OF the convention tomorrow morning. The
convention viii meet in the select council
enamoer, OWING to the neglect Of the local CON-
mittee TO secure suitable hall The apathy OF
local committee on the matter has resulted In the
general committees Withdrawing their credentials
ana appointing new delegates from Allegheny
county The old delegation viii present their ere
0enuais ana demand recognition. II not accorded
seats they win make vigorous protest The objects
OF the conference, Is stated by C. g. Smith. OF
bioomneid, Ill. are to secure TO the colored
people, north and south, the recognition under
the laws TO which they are entitled The questions
prepared Tor discussion are: 1.-THE Necessity and
Value Of Organizations" "Our 0rievancesITheir
Nature and Remedy" and "Our Political status "
An effort, II Is said, will be made to introduce
politics into the conference but Mr. smith says the
majority Will be able TO confne the movement to
the objects for which the conference q called
About 100 delegates Will be present.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1hE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1855 EAST AND LIE WEST

THE "a FAST i aNR .HE VEST.
DOUBLE 1 Hta kAs5 5aSSE} COUPLER
scheIuIe to take eteet SUNDAY November u ia,
Leave HsshinEton from station. corner Of New Jersey
sytrue and street by Eastern STANDARD or 75th MeH
&c, Chicago; Cincinnati: Louisville and st. LonI.
i1Sush cosches and ssee serne To- aS sss
Tents Without Change: 1u:l6a. ~ daily to Chicago
' md sseR II ssy sssa
Isl Toledo and Detroi. via Monroeville lois q N
Sty with Sleeper tor Toledo Via Wheeiiny and Lake
Trans iof Philadelphia and New York a. e:1oa m
-IaIfcr and Sleeping Can attached.
Ts .ad $50 20 70 so To- 100 Pm H. nn'
III Alisl II o O. iVO1E Ela and ..O pm. on
SisSoh; Washington t. and md Baltimore
rdns On 's9 Srsne sn so sna
t'2t m daily EXCEPT sunday, 445 pm. daily tor
ss sundsy Tor TX S sa sssnnoa and
ss BIB s aen f sss sesy ,set Sunday
o dss ssdsg a,v
Trans arrive from O Tie Wes, daily 10 80 .m saa
I,n New 3oEk and Ini,adslphia ass ssoa d.nx
Iron. Lssi,,stou. go daily. and Gasp m daily
Ise t i,sdeE and intermediate ro.n.s SIS 1000
daily IL; IRON Of ii Rs sasy except
a'lh. and isI a is 20
ia " sad 20 rs 10 on and sag nd A'@
Al trains sshinstOn stop Relay station e1ospa
Gle :g, ssan s ,ns is as
VII [. tslen baxass to checked sna rs.siSsd1 :
" CLLMENIs, n of T. Baltimore.
DB e. b. LORD GeNi txssenger Aren't
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Reported tor The EVENING Star
ANHIvERsARY.-TheO odd Fellows Of Potomac and
Sarepta lodges observed their AXty-dfth anniver.
sary yesterday by Q general attendance at tho
Methodist Protestant church, whore Rev. C. b
Middleton delivered an address appropriate 70 tho
occasion.
JAIl--The Alexandra jan has again become the
Official jail Of Fairfax county, an order having been
made at the last term Of Fairfax court TO that e.
1871. The present location is however, temporary,
and viii conclude when the new taU at Fairfax
Courthouse is completed 30 our jail now SUI
hces for three urtsdicti00S-AlexAn0fA city, Alex
andrta county and Fairfax county. Notw1thetaA0-
ing this there are but twenty prisoners now In our
POLICE RHPoRf.-Ihe prisoners as thu station
house this morning are August Miller, arrested By
Officer McCann, charged with stealing $e67b nom
Henry Dankmeyef, and John E1vtllon, arrested By
Of1cer Arnold, charged with disorder.
CoNFIRMATI0N.-An number Of persons were con-
nrmed at the German LutheEn church here last
evening, by the Rev. Dr.. Leubkert, Of the Washing
ton 4th-street Lutheran church.
NoTRs.-The AlexandriA county court opened 10
session this morning II VIII Be devoted 70 0vii
be, made to the Baptist church here - result q
the protracted meeting there-Woek was begun
on the Maryland ferry slip to-day, and the es0am
ferry route WIN b opened On tho 1T OF AAy.-
The Alexandra canal VIII Be opened for trade By
the 20rh Of May.-The remains OF Ma A. a. Lip.
ecomb, the young wife Of wel-known member Of
the Washington bar, were carried % Wean1ngto0
for burial yesterday Afternoon, followed BY many
sorrowing friendA-The city conservative COM
mittee meets tonight 70 make arranGemeo1 toe
the coming state CONVENTION election
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CHAANIGGEREy SALE OF IMPEoyEp Real ESTATE
TWEEN G AND STREETS sNUTHWEsT. AND
o. THE NORTHEAST CORNEN OF b AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the "a
District Of Columbia, holding an Equity Court. Ga
passed on the 10Th day Of April A. 1884. in cause
No. S.464, docket 22. wherein Frank L. Bach IL
pi inant and Columbus Beach aid others defend
ants the undersigned trustee viii sell at public
ton in front Of each of the premises the hereinafter de-
witt
on WEDNESDAY. the SEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
lot No. II. in square No. 26a. with improvements
And on the SAME DAY, at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK
PM sublot No. y, In square 265. with the improve
And on the SAME DAY, a. ouARTER-PAsr FIVE
O'CLOCK p M: sub-lot No Is in square 265 With the
improvements thereon
And on the SAME DAY. at HALF.PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm snb-lot 10. IN square 265 with improve.
ments thereon All OF said lots being according 70
subdivision made by James Mcguire ct al jan bth lp66
Terms Of sale, for each piece property sold: One-
third Of the purchase money in cash. and the a
the day Of sae bearing interest ut six cent per
be paid in cash at the ton Of the purchaser The
title Of the property sold will be Withheld until all the
purchase money and interest paid deposit Of $50
viii lie required on each lot sold on the day Of sale
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven dAys
ater day OF sale the the ght to resell
the PROPERTY at the risk and cost OF detaultng purha
Den. All cOnseyanci.g at the cost Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM W. BOAhMAN, Trustee.
" Room l. Webster Law Euid nr.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap25-d&ds
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

II
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON sEvENTH
STREET. GEORGETOWN, d. C., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the sixteentl Ga
day of July. D. 1883 and duly recorded In Lber E
No. Oo2 folio 2 ct seq one Of the land records of
the District VI Columbia and at the request Of the par
ties secured thereby the undersigned Trustees will sell
Ct ppbe e, suCti9 IN fron. Of the p5enises On NON
FIVE O'CLOCK m; the following real estate e VT:
town, the District # Columbia known as and being
}2s,: in Beatty and Hawkins ansndsd edition +. to
south line Of TN street distant seventy feet ws
and Frederick streets and run thence west on aid line
line Of he lot hsretf9re conIsyed ~ Ihos Ss0Tn ds
said east lin: one hundred aud fy feet; thence east
benning thence north ono hundred and nifty feet TO
the beginning
months with interest and secured b. aoeed Of trust on
the properly cold deposit Of 800 VIM bs rsgursd Ct
the time OF SALE ALI convryancnR and recording Ct the
the purchaser Should the terms O sale be not
complied with Ia seven days property viii be reegd ~
the risk and cost Of tho AFTER edve
Using same FOE i've days ia The Evening Star
CHARLES a FICKLIN0, Trrstee..
JESSE 4 WILSON. 81 ar asss s. 's''e
Gunton oasading, AZ AZ
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nR s. I SCOTT. DENTIST
~ tLate Of Sandy Spring Md
1907 7 street ~ W. " ltngtou. ID C.
Preservation the natural teeth a speciality rrh2o
nH. DUKE DENTIST. IL I4TH STREET NORTH
IL west. Besutful sets Of Teeth and q perfect nj
Teeth ile Ter 81 Extracting without pain 81 cent?
All operations warranted ail-en
NE. STARR PARSONS. CORNER 9Th AND F.
~ streets Illlnx speciality: also. the CURE OF
footlache without EXTRACTING local a4StI etic rse
tit- glIls. alevales JAIL Oh e1rracrIL1
CEzrxts moderate IL.
- ANDA1I PARSONS, l. i. =. OFFICE AND RES
IL d-nce as 9TH northwest BdIlautyl.e5
Book store- AL branches OF Dentistry skiIfuily per
ICrinet Gas gfyeI thousands with M1osI pleasant
results. cay or iight. len years rxrericnce. 81
nR r. NJ TALBOT DENTIST, No 43T I'M
H. street.. tire doors cOrLer T. Dentistry al
It's bra1cueA leet1 GlseTted 81 lcE 81 work war
xxyite<l .1llJ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sTORY BRICK WITH
fRs Me AND BRICK ADDIrION, No. 2l23 g
STREET NORTHWEST, AND LOT IS 6-l2xl73 TO
ALLEY INVENT. FEET WIDE
By virtue Of deed of trust dated April 18TH 1881
and duly recorded in Lber No $685. folio I72 ct seq ia
one OF the Land necords for the District of Column -
will offer for sale ut public auction, in trout Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTH, 1884. at
Of Lot No g. in square No - in Wsshington city DC
fronting 80 feet inches on North street aud running
back with that width tn. vi ole depth Of the lot
Terms Of sale unethird cash OF hich 300 must be
paid time Of SALE and the balance in equal payments
In six. twelve and eighteen months to be secured by
notes bearing interest from day of sale at
or all cash at option Of purchaser Conveyscing and
Piled with days from day Of sale else Trustee re-
serves tight to resell at risk and cost o purchaser In
default r. II. SWAyZE, Trustee
WIN F. HOFFMAN, Attorney apo dts
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F0HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonee.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET, NEAR ST. ALJYSIUS CHURCH
NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON MARYLAND AV.
ENlE. BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND

SIXTH SHEETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theT
District of Columbia passed H. equity cause No N:
GAO VIII sell trustee. at public auction. iu51
front Of each Of the the hereinafter described
real estate, to wit On MONDAY. the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY Or APRIL. a. d. 1884. at HALF-PAST
Fogk O'CLOCK m. Lots Nos, ls4 and ls5, in shep
north, between First street and North Capitol street
northwest And on the same day. at the hour Of HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the east half of Lot
60 in Reservation D. situated Maryland avenue be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets southwest improved by good
substantial dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third % cash. and the balance to
be paid in g. II aud lSmonths with inte est from the day
Of sale and payments thereof be by the prom
issory notes Of the purchaser or purchasers all the
rurchs.s money can Ie paid cash on day Of sale or
the property sold for the purchase money and inter-
est No deed will be given until purchase money aud
interest shall be paid post of $50 each piece of
property will he required when knocked down All
conveyauces at purchase cost terms of sale not
coupled with within 10 days aftr sale the property
viii We resold at risk aud costs OF deaultiug purchaser
5. s. HENKLE, Trustee.
apl5-6ts AGO Louisiana avenue
ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. FIFTH DAY OF MAY 1884, sam hour and
place. By order OF the Trustee. ap26-dts
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WITH psS Cars haa Las n
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T,HOMAS BOWLING. Aucr,oneer.
CATALOGUE SALE

CATALOGUE SALE .
HANDSOMELY CARVED WALNUT PARLoR SUITE
UPHOLSTERED IN OLD GOLD AND RED
FANCY CLAIMS MAEshE Top TaBnEs E nM
GAN C ROMOS. OIL PAINTINGS, ELEGANT
N WALMgT Li4KANY W T,gtk 1 1Wo PdAS2
EIEGERE. WINDOW HANGINGS, TURKISH
L0uNoE AND Sr- TWO GHAIHis g., ENGLISH Bnys,
NALNUT MAEBLI ToP CHAMBLR SUITES
sPkI ESS ,,I TuEKIsH LouSGEs. WALSUT
AND WAsHsTANDs. WALNUT MARBLE TOP
klDEgoARD tMIi RoK BACK, WALNUT PILLAR
*SHAIKs ONE FINE GLoIK ,RESULAIER}.
SITE, TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER
ARTICLES. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL THIRT!ETH,
1884 commencing at EN- O'CLOCK, at residence No.
1929 18th street northwest shall sell an elegant
assortment Of household goods all of which Is from
the best Lan ufacturers and in perfect order
ap26- dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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u o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
He 10th and streets northwest
EXECUTORS. SAFE OF A Two-sToRy FRAME
NORfHWEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

Under and BY virtue Of the power to us vested byHa
the last will and testament Of Elizabeth Decker, de-
ceased, we WI ell n trout Of the Prenisea on
WEDNEsDAf, TIE THlRTlETH DAY OF APRIL. A
bered 70 IN square Numbered 4l. improved BY ,wo.
feet wide BY depth Of 81 feet ~ inches
Terms OF sale; One-hsf cash balance in one year h
with interest ct the rate OF cent annum The
purchaser Is required to pay 800 when the property =
terms 0f sale are not complied with 10 10 days the prop
ery VIII be reso at the cost of the detaa ting purchs
After days advertisement in The Evening Star
osCAR T. SCHMIDT,
Executor Ira Pa. avenue n. "
GEO. C. WALKER
Exesateg. 12lo 3 q nv.
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VIZ DE- MErm

itbnow undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cArAR-
RAJ CURE il the only treatment that wsl absolutely
cure Catarrah d.. We'd de Meyers "f4EArsx" with
statements Of symptoms By the cured mailed frea D.
b DEWEY co. ls2 Fulton street n Z. sebA-z.w.Isss