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A Song Fast.


John +. Jonss, or Uncle Jackey, 4" as b,
was morefamliarly call d. died in this city
Yesterday IN the eghty.hith year OF hi:
age. He was widely known to the travel
ing public OF this and nd o ming states
having kept a hotel here and also ct Column
bus, Indians, during the greater part ol
his lite. When q boy he drank through
mistake a decoction OF I've. which caused
a contraction OF the gullet, and prevented
his taking food In any ether than a LIQUID
form. Even tbst was attended with di
iculty, and he succeeded In forcing Il
do IAN his throat by external means. For
over si1ty years, though n Boni'ace him
,elt for n greater part II he time, he had
not eaten q mouthful IL food, 9 statement
which his guests we're not disposed 10
credit without an explanation. Despite his
sfiiciion, which was supplemented BE- a
mest acute nttsct Of hernia, be had an In
~exhaustible VEN OF humor in his compost
ton, which iouDd vent in numerous 'i,kes
and iihes that were wont to set The tarle In
a roar" His remains were taken 10 Column
bua. Ind, for interment.-tGreencasils
Tnd.l sptcial.
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NOTICES.

NJOTICETO CON rRACToRs-s1RsEr Paw
IN iug.-Scaled proposals win be received ~
the off o OF the City Engl Ger until = o'clock
D. m. on the 9TH day fMAeCH next for av-
ing the following streets In III s city with b fs
p'Arc Bio, lis, upon U ravel foundation &C.
O rdins TO an ordinance a proved december
6. 1889, and 10 plans AID specifications on u G In
ibis Office. to.wi: Main $ rect = From the we I
sile OF Jefferson TO the east sifo OF sycar ore
sire t. Elm street + on the west side o. Svca-
nore street 70 the east @ rporation lin Jefer.
son, Mr.. ct and Sycamore Sr,e,s-From Main
street 10 The Texas & p cihc Rs ] osd. Lamar
3 rce'-Frnm Wood 10 tlm street Pnydias u Get
From Main 10 Elm street Murphy Street from
Commerce 10 Elm ,t-eet. Aus'ln Sireei-Fr m
Wood STREE Ell to the Tex g a Pacifc Railroad.
College NJ eet-From Elm street TO the Texas h
Pacific Railroad. In all Honut u, 1000 Inca feet
T. CHI proposal must b accompanied by a bond
with approved security, la the amount OF 81 SO;
hat II he contract Is ava dei the bidder will
Q TOR into %contrsct ny the 22nd OF APRIL next
pond and security will also be required for q
faithful peIformarc of q contra I, the work
10 m by the 18th of MAY. and ~ be
oon plet d bv the 18th II OCTOBER, 1891.
sepsra'e I roposals are invited for eara OF the
afoye streets. and for the whole OF the work,
bidder n specify the street or sire is lid on
The City Council T serves the right TO reject
any or q b ~. a al TO let a or any past
Of the a tove work, Pans and specifications
70 be seea at this on @
W NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer.
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Tae fcll,Rlog names. h,l nPing q Indian
gIls In Rancho Clins, California, arc re
ported IN n California paprr; BESSIE Big
81 uer, Il Ina E,glc Feather, Maud T. tho
Hawt, frankie Beer, I'll Man Chief, Fan
nie Grow, Sarah II gh Pipe, Euuice Bear
Shili u olive Btitlo WHAT an impns.
Uosing array OF names there you'll be II the
word baroness was prehNed.
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z. W. Goebel, druggist, Of LNulsburc,
Kansaa, says, ~ have sold 'Pdckly Ath
Buffers Tor i've wears, aud have never
banded = medicine which gave moro uni.
yrIsal satisfaction. IL Is fast becoming tho
family medicine at this section, | have
warranted dozens OF bottles aud never had
ona FetuFned.n
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LEGAL.


V,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE sHER-
i III or any constableo o. BAL a. County, greet.
Ing: You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication OF this oiiation in some
newspaper published in the county Of Dallas,
for four successive W ess, previous othe return
day hereof, you \ mmon w 5. OBer, whose
residence IL unknoN n, IA DO end appear before the
the coutty Court, 10 be holden In and for cOuu-
ty of Dellis, at the Cou t-house thereof, In he
city Dallas, on the 1T Monday ~inFobiiary
mex then and there 70 answer TO the neiiiion
of G. Aul'man & Co., q corporation, nltd in
said Court, on The 22nd day OF december, 1883
ngainst the eaid W. s. Der and o. X : M
mons, and a leping In substance a. follows, to.wit
For two certain promlssofy notes In writing
dated MAY 22nd, 1sS2, each for he SUN OF s22b,
and due RESPECTIVELY: on The LIST day OF Novem.
Der, A. d 1882, and LIST day OF November. 1853,
boar ing interest rom date. ~ the IN . of 10 per
cent. per annum, with 10 per cent. additional as
an Attorney feif collected b. legal process,
yaid note being payable ut Dalss. Texn.. aud to
the order of Bowser IL Lennon. said notes
were on the 10Th day of October. 1882, transfer
red by Bowser & Lennon 10 c. Au'tBan "
Co. for a valuable consideration. aud Tor a ore.
closure Of len on the following described proc,
erty, to.wit One 33.inch cyiender new model
separator. Wherefore p~lainiifIs pray. Judgment
for debt, interest, attorneys fees, foreclosure
OF lien and all costs OF suit. etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then ana there
before said court this writ, with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same,
Court OF Dallas county.
TL. 8 l-G.ven under my hsnd and the seal Of
said courI, In the city OF Dallas, this the l2th day
OF January, A D.. 1884. W. ". q. HILL,
Clerk County Court Dallas County.
BY l.. II. HUaHss IDENTITY.
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William Yoke. Of II. Louis, claims 10 be
the champion jsck-knife artist Of the day.
lie IL making what he calls the Missouri
Pacific aad strasbure cathedral automatic
wonder, with the golden ark OF the
covenant. Il will contain over 1870
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Has n Larger snic Than all Other Pills
Combined.
Office Murphy Bros Paris, Texas, Sept.
90, lSs3.-Bile beans have sold well aud
give entire satisfaction. We nov cell more
OF them thrn oil other pills together. Your
Chill and Fever Tonic we sell under gusran-
tee to cure; have bad only one bottle *
turned, and don't think IL was given ac-
cording to directions. Years truly.
MURPHY Bros, Druggists.
For sale by al! druggists.
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Deserving OF Confidence.

DtsofNInB OF ~tOflVuHto'
There Is 10 arislo watch so rich .
serves the entire confidence OF the com
munity NJ Browns Bronchial Troches
Those suffering from As,hmatic aud Bron-
chial Dlseases, Coughs and Colds, should
Try them. Price, 20 cents.
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Jplv let We had 755 liehi-houses and
lighted beacors. 20 lisht-ships. 06 fog sig
nnls. g02 beacon lights on the western riy-
ers. 352 day or uniiehici beac0ns, q bell
buoys in position, . automatic whistlinP
huoys in position, 3 iron ice buoys n ),
l22 other buoys In portion.
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s IT'S a set o: features n complexion.
The tincture ofs skin that l admire
In tnsing P~lzzoni's complexion powder,
fairest cbarmb you will scQuirs.
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They Are Quick and sure.
Il use BrDson's Cspcine Porous Plas,rrs
constantly in nv prsctice. "-fDr. J. M.
Wendall. Price IS cents.
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Importanf.

InlTOTTNHIs
Mben you visit or leave New York City.
save baggage, expresses or carr age hire and
stop NJ the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at a cost Of 81 ,0c0,Co0. re.
duced - 81 snd upwsrds per day. Euro
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
With the best. Horse cars, stays u ele'
waited railroads TO all depots. Families can
i've better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other first-clats
hotel In the civ.
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York Herald

WEEKLY EDITION. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
II G n,nins alt the %fcncr'l news Of tho, pai y
Editions 81 the Hcr,d, which has the largest
circulation In the United stros.
Independent In Politics,
II Is the most valuab q chronlclc OF political
news In the W rli' impafti.ily giving NE og;;
CUR nee, aud opinilns ofall parties, 50 that all
t.ics may be known. In the department or
Foreign News
The Hcrnld has always been dist'ngnlshed by
the IN lncss Of It's cob g dispst'hcs Tho new
%iransHtl MIC telegraph G cs vii increase
The Farm Department
or the Weekly H'inld is practical. 1t goes -
the 20 mt AMI does not give W Id theories. Tho
farmer viii ave many more thsn
One Dollar "a soar
y ON the suggestion. Of tho fern department
alone, {, ncrining soil, cattle. Gro 5. tire, bntd:
inls, gardening, poultry aud ngrieu .tursl
economy.
Insirdc,s the hous wife AMI the children IN re.
ard ~ ccouomi, al nd rteful new dishes. the
FISH uns an the max ng Of nome comforts in
adIit.On Alo given latest IepDits OF trade and
Produce Markets,
The condition Of money, columns Of Mis- ell
%lanonus Ro ding. T. etr,, = G mnleIe. story ev-
cry week, Jokes ana Anecdotes, Sporting News,
Popular science,
The doinFs Of well.known Persons OF the
wv.ld. Il department devoted 10
Sermons ana Religious Notes.
While thu WEEKLY HERALD piyes. the
latest ana best News OF The Ncrd, 1t Is also a
journal fr he Family. -.
subscribe one dol ~, Mt any time, for q iull
year PostA' @ free I, any part OF the United
States or Canada. Tho
asw York HaraIdweeilRI e rormSl a Year
ADDRESS, NEW YORK HERALD.
Broadway Rnd Ann streets.
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A chatiy aud Interesting Letter,
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WASHINGTON
The ~Capltol-Its Beauties aud lts De-
fecis Discussed.

ingalls, ana lila Appearauco-Ihe
Leader Il he senate.
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~ Is. A a., q. wkt0 -,
w AITuRNE fs'AT-tAW,
No. 7l5 Main street Wp-slairO
Ialss, Texas,
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GUorT s. JENKINS,
- ATrORNFYS.AT.LAw,
BROwEwOop. TEXAS.
nrP-nmpt attention 10 business
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"A. ATToREEY-AT-LAw
Decatur. Texas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

Mr.. shollabarger. The programme commit
tee was Miss Shellabargcr, Miss Wilson, Miss
Prall, w. ID. Rudy, and A. NJ. Gould.
complimentary dinner was given to
Lieut.. Giles b. HARDER, United States navy
by his classmates at Chambcrlin's Saturday
evening. Tho following were present Licuts
Wilson, Bowman, buckingham; Bradbury.
Thackera, Taunt Harris. briggs, Na5ro,
Niles, Turner, Calvin, Hull, Moore, and
Bixler.
Tho literary entertainment Friday evening
at the charming and hospitable residence of
MIR. and Mrs. Halliday, Of n street, was both
pleasant and brilliant. Mr.. Horatio King
read paper describing the battle of Bladens-
burg and burning of Washington city. Miss
Horsey delighted tho company with her sing
ing, and Mr. Leo Wheat contributed to the
| pleasure of tho occasion by playing on the
| piano, Among those present wore Mrs. VIII
lam Stewart, Mrs. Horscy, Mrs. Horatio King,
/ Judge and Mrs. Macarthur, Mr.. A. a. Hayes
and his wifes guest, Miss Hamilton, of Now
York. Miss Ella Sturgi5, Count Lippo. Soma
! tor and Miss Dawes, Paymastor and Mrs
Cosby, Representative and Mrs. Hopkins
| Miss McCeney, Major and Mrs. Hean.
Mrs. Justice Woods gave n luncheon Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. McElroy and
| Haynsworth, the sisters of tho President
/ Tho guests besides the ladies mentioned
were Mrs. Waito, Mrs. Miller Mrs. Batch
ford, Mrs. Morrill,. MIS-. Gresham, Mrs. Sheri
dan, Mrs. Robbins, sister of Mrs Woods; Mrs
Wright, of Ohio; Mrs. w. A, Maury, Mrs
Richard Maury, of Richmond Mrs. McCul
lough and Mrs. Ferris.
The friends of Mrs. Frank W. Bird will
regret to learn that she has suffered q relapse
and now lies in very critical condition q
her residence, No. NIB q street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Danuerous Counterfett,

1t Is believed that certain counterfeiters
are concerting measures to simultaneously
pass upon tho public especially in cities Of
tho south and west, counterfeit $50 silver
certificate. A sample of the same has just
been received at the office of tho secret SER
vice division. Tho issue is of the series $780,
James Gilhllan, treasurer of tho United
States The paper is thick, greasy. and stiff /;
the note is one-eighth Of an inch shorter than
the genuine. There are no distributed fiber or
parallel silk threads in tho paper as in the
genuine. The words, SILVER certificate"
appear in panels twice in the upper border on
the face of the note In tho panel to the left
in the counterfeit the letters X, Il, and L, in
the word certificate, arc engraved the wrong
side up. In the counterfeit there are no
periods dividing the initials in b. X. Bruce.
On the lower left corner the check letter G. is
without an accompanying number, and in
the name Giiillan only the first | is dotted.
On the back of the note the word taxes" is
plainly spet "tares," and tho word ZEN
graved" is spelt engraved" The color of
the seal is a brick red; it should be verging
on brown.
The foregoing salient points if carefully
noted, will for the present protect the public.
While the note should not deceive careful
handlers of money, especially when the geo.
metric lathe work is examined, yet among
the hurried and careless, because of its lair
appearance, 1t may work great danger.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
The Foot and Month Disease.

A letter from Minister Lowell in reference
to the prevalence of tho foot and mouth disease
ofcattle in England, has been sent by Secretary
Frelinghuysen to Representative Hatch, of
Missouri in which Minister Lowell says thar
this disease has destroyed largo number of
cattle in England, although it is thought
that it originated in another part of the
globe. The question has assumed much
political Importance, rs many of the members
OF parliament represent rural districts. The
rural classes have been persuaded that it has
been caused by the laXity of the government
in admitting foreign cattle. A bill was
introduced by Lord Carlingford in the house
of lords to define more precisely and to en-
large the powers possessed by the privy council
with respect to tho importation of cattle.
The protectionists and farmers may bring
about the exclusion of all foreign cattle.
Mr.. Hatch has received telegram from
Missouri stating that the foot and mouth
disease has broken out in that state.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Bertha Won Hillern's Pictures.

Miss Bertha Won Hillern and Miss Maria
j. c, Beckett have several paintings by them
now on exhibition at Barows. A painting by
each of these ladies is on exhibition at tho
Corcoran Art gallery. That by Miss Won
Hillern is u striking landscape scene from
the legend Of st. Genoveva and Count Sieg-
fried, and that of Miss Becket's is from the
same legend and represents Saint Genoveva
aud the child Dolor in the forest. Among
the smaller collections Miss Won Hillern con-
tributes September Day in the Woods at
Harper's Ferry" sketch Of Summer Studio
in Virginia." Miss Becket's Evening on
Messy River" "Old Oak, near Woodstock.
Nd" All of these paintings are remarkable
for careful study and finish.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Gen. slocuIn's Sheer at Volunteers"
T'Fl,-

Mr.. Slocum,in an interview with the Wash
ington Pos, asserts that his antagonism to
Pleasanton was influenced by those who were
behind Pleasanton, "the volunteers" As
most of the survivors of the war arc these
same volunteera, Pleasanton has much better
and more numerous hackers than tho cham
pion of Fitz.John Porter. Whatever Mr..
Slocum may think of volunteers, they GER
tainly fought him into any reputation no has
before the country now. Gen. Pleasanton has
the sympathy of every man who served his
country. He made the mistake, after fight
ing gallantly through the whole war, which
many othgr soldiers did, of resigning his COM
mission IN the regular army and thinking
that he might succeed in civil life. Know
ing nothing except the methods of soldier,
and not being skilled in the peculiar political
and financial methods Of his critic, Mr.. Slocum,
he is consequently out of office and Mr..
Slocum in. Had Mr.. Pleasanton's advice for
IN immediate pursuit been followed after
Gettysburg, l believe the war would have
ended then. ! think the commandors-n-
| chief of both armies so expressed themselves.
His services to the country were certainly as
important as those of his democratic contem-
pOrary, who is opposing this worthy soldier
ION account Of tho volunteers behind him."
VOLUNTEER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

If the principle of free trade is q correct
one after the next election it must be correct
now. If the people don't want it now, will
they submit to it when the democratic party
is in power2 And if they do not want it,
does the democratic party intend to force it
on the people as soon as the party has the
power to do 80, as it expects to have?-St.
JOSEPH Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
.VEALrH Is WEALTH.

DIR. ". c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific Tor Hysteria, Dizziness,
Loss Of Memory, SpCrmatOrrhma, lmpotency, lnvOl.
unfair EmsslnlS LTem1turS oH Az, caused oE
leads Ia misery decay and death. one box win euro
recent cases. Each box contains months treat
ment one dollar box, or SIX boxes for 90 sent by
mall prepaid, on receipt Of price, We guarantee ak
boxes TO cure any case with each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with SSN we will send
The purchaser our written guarantee 20 return tho
antec, Issued by SrOrl IL CROMW ELL, 4SO Pom.
sylvun.H avenue, Washington, p; O., Wholesale and
tentlOu
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The Lad,e. TO the Gnrllcld Hospital.

A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
association of tho Garfield hospital was held
Saturday morning, at 1880 o'clock, for the
purpose of getting up "toa," and it was
decided to hold it at the armory building ON
Easter Monday for the purpose of raising the
$4,000 necessary for furnishing and oquiping
hospital building. The meeting was largely
attended by the members of the association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

from the northern states forty.seven electoral
votes to add to its 1853, would furnish over
three fourths Of the full number required.
Now, is this not little strange that the dem
ocratic south don't ask for the president or
vice president? Why don't they? Has the
majority no rights which the minority is
bound to respect? We pause for = reply
HuAtsriAe (1ld.) 1drOcdte.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

Mr.. George Riddle is to make his first ap-
pearance in Washington as dramatic reader
on Monday, March 81, and Wednesday,
April @ Mr. Riddle is well known by his
success as the Edipus in the Greek play at
Harvard and by his dramatic recitals in Bo5-
ton, Philadelphia, New York and other
cities
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Julia Robinson tool,
place from tho Central Presby terian church
Yesterday under tho direction OF tho
Daughters of Rubccca. Tho pallhearors woru
Mussr9 Nau, Chauncey, Scott, Phoenix, Ryan
and Here. She was buried ut Glcnwood
cemetery. Rev, DR.. Pitzer preached the
funeral sermon,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

The chief of the bureau of statistics reports
that tho total volues Of tho exports Of do
nestle breadstutls from the United States
during the month of February, 1854, as COM
pared with similar exports during tine cor
responding period OF the preceding year, We're
rs follows; February. 1854, So lO3,3s5i Feb
ruary, 1883, $l5,773,OlO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Obstreperous Young Men.

A gang Of fifteen boys, nearly grown, were
congregated early last evening at the corner of
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, and BY their conduct and obstruc.
ton of the passageway made themselves
obnoxious to persons passing by. The same
may be said of the corner of Fifteenth and +
streets. AS usual tho police were weary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

The President has not as yet selected sue
cessor to the late Kenneth Rsynor as solicitor
of the treasury, The ten days under which
Assistant Solicitor Robinson could act with
out designation expired Saturday. He will
therefore be designated to act for ten days
longer, at the expiration of which time the
office will have to be filled by appointment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

Rs~ Advertisements under NE heads n Wants, For
Rent, For Sale, BOARDING, Lost and Pound, AMI
Personal, Of three lines less eighteen lOig trorus
10 cents me Insertion each additional tseriton 10
cenl.. NlaLncas cnrda not incndld ln kheaa rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

We" horA i"rpoF improvements
The secretary Of war has decided that Gen.
Newton chief OF engineers, shall remain in
charge of the work of improving the harbor
of New York. unless IL is found that his other
duties will prevent him doing so.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

rTNO WHOM IT MAY CONTEMPORARIES
i labor in all cases where deslred-A physician of
more thUn twenty Give years experienced and ono
who for many years has made THIS class Of cases
specially, promises immunity nom suffering by a
mode of harmless treatment he has prhctCed Tor
years with absolute success, AS this notice means
honorable business, but patients OF that class
desired For all further particulars for purpose
of consultation, which VIII no free, address Lock Box
5ll. Ciiy postOtiCe. First class city references
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MtNital.


HEALTH Is wEALTH-DR. HARBIN 80.
l. i tnnc physician, q regular graduate OF g
botanical college and an old army surgeon cage nnd
experience importantly, has taken rooms at No. o. =
Eleventh street northwest, near + street pr. II.
treatment and OF private, chronic, nervous, and
special diseases OF both sexes, such M rheumatism
Dyspepsia kidney, liver, throat and lungs cOnsipl
ton, aud lmpotency. Nervous diseases with or
without dreamsl, or debility and loss of nerve power,
treated scientifically, with never falling success
Young men and mlddlcaged, and all who suffer,
should consult the Doctor At once. Delays
are dangerous. Demonstration Is the thief OF
time The terrible poisons of all bad blood and
skin diseases of every kind name, and nature
completely eradicated. Remember That one
horrible disease, If neglected or improperly
treat ed, curses the present and coming generations
Diseased discharges cured promptly without him
drance to business. Both sexes consult Conhden-
TALLY. The Doctor challenges the world to produce
single case of blood disease IN any form, tbnt Will
not Yield TO the treatment of his pure botanical rem
edies Dr. H. makes speciality of the peculiar all
guarantees u cure for life The most ANXIOUS should
any dSensc, no matter what the name or nature may
be- or how long you have been treated, or by whom.
you would do well to consult us, II Will COST you
nothing. You may depend upon honest, fair dealing,
reasonable charges, and no encouragement without
q prospect oil cure or benefit
A cure Is guaranteed In every case undertaken
Letters promptly answered, and medicine sent
everywhere by express Office hours: From u. M.
TO q n. M; sundays, from TO . u. M,
Address DIR. THOMAS NJ. HARDIN,
mal4lm DIS Eleventh ST. n. w.
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Boar0tro.

NIINTON HOUSE, Urn AND ! SITS. n. W.
First class table board ana large rooms ut reason
able rates. location cGntrai transient rates 81 ~ 25
Gel7tf
INRED. W. EVANS