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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-30
"OUR LITTLE BOY. "

Mr. and Mrs Everett Stebbine, BelchcrtoWn,
Mass, writes: "Ourlilte boy was terribly Hiliict
ed with Scroiula, Salt Khonm and rysipelas ever
since he was born, and nothing we could give
him helped him until we tried The CutiCura Rene
dies which gradually cured him, until he is how as
lnir AZ any child ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-30

Texas makes highway robbery pun
ishab,c by an Imprisonment OF not less
than ten years.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-30
And You are MANY.

No ma ter how you g t It Il n on'r CarcinG
Porous llN ter' win cure your DIV p psia, - cts,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-30

5 10 p' IN CINCINNATI Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 7:C0 a. m. ; Louisville sos
n, m; indianapolis 400 m. Passengers By
this train reach the above points / - to 80
HOURS IN advance Of any other route.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were filed foi
record in the cocaty clerks office June 18
and reported for the BEE by Ames' rea.
estate agency.
Harris 81 Fisher to Allen M. Fleming
lot ). block IL, Hanscom Place wd.
$500.
Annie Olsen to Augusta J.. Allen,
n 10 fl. of 8 let d, block n, Omaha
wd. So.
Charles A. Allen and wife to Annie
Olsen, n ID #. of Sd lot A, block II,
Omaha wd. 81.
Rein FL. Lucas to Frederick Krug.
Q 213 #. of lot2, block 209a, Omaha wd.
81, 125.
Mary e. Mount and husband to j. K.
Markell, W 16 #. of lot z, and Q % #.
Of lot 8, block g, Reeds LIST add. wd.
"a $500.
d. N. Miller, sheriff, to John d.
Creighton lot 8. block III, Omaha, deed,
so, 1853. 40.
John g. Burney to LIE wis K. Robinson
s OF 8 W of sec "a, and n W of n W of
sec 20, town 10 range 10, d, $2,7e0.
Geo X. Barker and wife to Arthur
Cummings lot A, Barker's allotment, d,
$3.50.
Carrie e. Conant and husband to Geo.
7. Wilson. W of s W of sec. a, t 10. r
IL, W d, $1,60O,
George Il. Wilson and wife to John
Kunneman, W of sw SO. <.15.11, wd.
$1,000.
John Kunneman to ID. Zimmerman. WI
of sw sec. 4-15.11, wd. $1,000.
Mary w. Gaylord to Samuel G. Dun
can, lot 8, block 252, Omaha, wd.
81, 700.
Samuel II johnson and wife to Emma
V. Stevens, lot 9, block s, Shinn's 2nd
addition, wd. 81, 800.
Alvin Saunders trustee to II. g Patter-
son, wd, lot II, block q, Saunders and
Himebaugh's add.
II @. Patterson to j. A, Howerton,
" d, lot IL, block @, Saunders and Hlms-
bsugh's, add.
Mary V. Babcock and husband TO John
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
VOTES.

nv. J,., e EIo,;d. nom;,atod
IN M W inmrsp'nuomSn an5 dano,ncsd haur.
y w. H"p rBo'efhof anu 'o"
non dethocr"'y'
Wednesday night lightning struck a houte
in Polk county Iowa, and killed the seven
feen'year-oil son Vi 'o'eph iof", =.
The wholesale liquor dealers OF Cincinnati
have begun suit for the recovery OF payments
under the Scott law, to make a test case.
The owner of Jay.eye. see tel9graphs to the
secretary of the Chicago Driviog park a%ssocia-
! ton that the famous trotter went q mile in
I2;Iz Wednesday, and that he would be in
\ frat class condition for the great meeting in
| July.
Tho zoo vou;ot, thoo.or A. 7. oadv,lIo h,r,
al Wsdnssdau y;@ht- Two eramsu wsre
eu u,o, bm taii;na ggan o.. naa Liilsd anS
,hao th ny aS ;ninrod mjnnr oan,aG
meC 9unef neaishadi ,p tha aams. T Tbe sr nai ws,
;ncsndie W"
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20

Rstspslnm won. st. Saviour I'd. Blast Sd
Fourth race, Blue Grass Bell won by thre,
lengths, Barnes I'd, Chanticleer Sd; time
$40.
All ages, mile, Bavlotte won. Cathcort 2d
Krupp Gun Sd; time, 1;442.
Stceplechase, short course, Tom Nayerr
won, Prose ID; Mayor Wheeler Sd; time
4:2it.
rITTsBURG RACKS.
PrrrsBuRG, June l9.-Mile, all aVes-Alla-
nea won, Brunswick I'd, Boquet Sd; time, 4Gf,
Threc.fourth mile heats Baronelle won,
Robert NJ, I'd, Serpolette I'd; time leo.
One mile over four hurdles -Jcre Black won,
Elecor ID, Golden Era Sd; time 1859.
BOAT RACES,
~PHILApELPHIA, June l9.-The Inter- Col.
legiate four Dared shell race for the Child's
challenge cup was won by the University OF
Pennsylvania crew in 9:O6f.
PRovtpINcE, June l9,-Races postponed on
account of rain.
CHATHAM, Ont, June 19.-Thc double
skull race between the Chatham and Toronto
crews for gold medals and championship of
Canada, mile and return, wss won easily by
OConnor and Enr ght, the Toronto pair.
BASEBALL.
AT Observation-Disclosures 2; st. Louis,
8.
AT Minneapolis Game postponed; rain.
At Baltimore-Baltimore lS; Keystones, D;
AT ST. Paul-St. Pauls, n. Peoria, 4.
AT Cincinnati Unions, Cincmnati's, g. st.
Louis, 9. '
At TT. Wayne-Terre Haute, 8; TT, Wayne,
At Cleyeland-C Cleveland, 8; Chicago. 1. y
At Buffalo. Buffalo's, 2: Detroit's is. gt
AT Grand Rapids Grand Bapids', II; Mus.
kegaps, 4.
At Stillwater-Stillwater, 2; Quinceys s,
AT Chicago-unio of Chicago, 10. Kansas
City, 3.
At New York-Columbus, G; Brooklyn, z.
At Observation-Disclosures, b; Provi-
dence, 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
SPRING SPORTS.
hARsHALDTowE RAcRe.

MAIsHALLTowS, la June 19.-Rain again
interfered with the races to-day. Before the
showers the fifth and sixth heats u the three
minnie race. postponed from yesterday, were
finished as follows; Star W., l, l; Nugget, 2,
8; Mark Time, 8, 2; time. 2i272 in both heats.
This gave the race TO Star W., the fourth, fifth
and sixth heats Of 2:29.
Class postponed from yesterday, rsxultad
Coupon, ], 2, b Freestone. 3, 0, drawn; Joe
Diyis, 2, l, J.; Mollie Belle, q 8, drawn, Har-
~ Pulling, 4, 4, drawn; UrbGua b lie, 8, o., 81;
time 2:25a. 2s244. 2:2Ij; giving the rae, to
Joe Davis. The last heat was trotted In q
blinding rain, through several inches Of water.
The first heat Of the 2:38 class was trotted he-
fore the rain and wen by Gen. Lee In :29l
With good weather tomorrow, the races will
be continued through Saturday and all classes
finished.
RACES AT SHEPHERD BAY
SHEPHERD BAY, june 19.-Thres- year.
oldp, mile dash, George Kenny won, Straths
pey "a, Duplex Sd; time, lag
Two-yesr,o lds, t~hree.quarter mile, Rich.
nond won. exile I'd, Heliolrope, colt. Sd;
time, lilo.
Emporium stakes, three-yeaF-oldS. II mlles,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
CRIME AND CASUALTY.

DErRorR, June IS -The safe of John Col
Inns. in the township of Peck, Saline county,
was blown open and burglnrized lost night.
$4,000 in cash and securities were stolen. Nc
clue,
BRApDocK, Pa, Junr l6.-A fire destroyed
an entire block on Main street thism orni' &,
including the FowceLt house and Burton street
hotel. Loss So coo.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
90 Years!

THE reports from the use Of swiit's Specific rs. 3
> IN the treatment Of Cancer continue to be
onfertdl, There seems to be no doubt that n Ia 4
Ollie specific for skin Cancer or EpitholiomN
"fortwenty yetrs I suffered iro1 a Cancer on nv
neck Patent Potash and Mercury Mlxturea' Ia
inst, al Of curing the cancer. Host the use Of m
ann aud the upper part OF my body. Nv genera
heath was broken down, AND my life was dlspaited
Of 5 3 S. cured me sound aud well. This new lea
OF NE t gave TO me cannot be measured by a
monetary value. owe my life a nd the snuport
my family to Swift's Spec 10" F
W. r. ROBINSON, Davisboro, Ga.
" Brooks, near Albany, was hopelessly afflicted
win Cancer. II had eaten throu. h his nose into
ms mouth and throat The time OF his dea,h was
only a que'tion OF a very short time. lie PRAYED for
cath his suffering was so great S. s. $. has had a
Wondertui effect on him. His Improvement Is SO
great tn 4 We all feel sue OF his being perfectly cured
in time. w III gILBFRr An,.nv 10
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
N v. Office. 1859 w. esd St, bet 9Th and It'll avenues.
Philadelphia office, 1905 Chestnut st.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
CAROLINANS JUBIL ATE

GREENSBORO, N. c., June 19.-Five thou
sand persons assembled here to-day to cele-
brate the opening of the Cape Fear & Yadkin
are completed. 1t is the ultimate purpose to
connect Cincinnati and Wilmington. Governor
Jarv s, Senator Vance and others spoke. Then
followed u grand banquet.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
Donation for a D,vln,ty School.

DENVER, June 19.-Mrs. Warren, wife Of
Bishop Henry w. Warren, of this city, has
donated $780, 600 to the Denver university,
for the establishment of q department of di.
vinity, to be known as the Tiff school of di-
vinity, on condition that Others endow II sim
gle professorship.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
New York

New York, June l9.-Cubans here are
forming an association to give substantial aid
aud encouragement to the revolutionists In
Cuba.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20

PIrTsBURG, June 1S.-Five out of six stove
foundries of Pittsburg and Allegheny resumed
to-day with non-union workers, Union men
have been on q strike for two months against
fifteen per cent reduction.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-For the Upper Mis-
sissippi: Local showers, followed by fair vari.
able winds, generally southeast to southwest;
slight changes temperature. For the Missouri
Valley; Slightly warmer, fair winds. generally
east to south.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
Mtlifia on m ,vauur.

MINNEAPOLIS, june 1S.-The Washington
rifles after spending a week In this city and
st. Paul and lake Minnetonka, LETT last evening
for Dubuque, where they take part in militia
ny maneuvers in that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20

Iowa CIrY, June 1S.-W. j. Ardsrwood,
Superintendent of the Sioux City and Dakota
Division # the Chicago, Mil yankee h st.
railroad. had his left leg broken by q NAV y
horse while driving this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20

D. Creighton, " d, " l, lot 6, block "a,
Omaha, $4,000.
L. b. Chandler I, the Public, part lot
s, in 80, and part lot 4, in 80, 10, Is,
plat of Melrose Hill.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
Medical Lep,sIati,n Denounced.

CINCINNATI, June 10,-The national eclec-
trio medical association heard an address by
John King on medical legislation, which he
declared an demonstrations conspiracy against
reput licnn liberty. Ten thousand copies OF
the address were ordered printed.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
Fireworks anre.

BRADFoRD, Pa, June 19.-Munroo's fire.
works factory and the Burt house, burned
this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-20
GOING NORTH AND SOUTH.

GOING H AND SOUTH.
Solid Trains of Elegant Day Coaches and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily 10
and FROM 81; Louis; via Hannibal; Quincy,
heokuk. burlington, Cedar Rapids and Albert
Lea 81. Paul and Minneapolis; Par1or Cars
WA heeil"lng Chairs 70 and from 81. Louis
gnu re3ria only change OF ears between
braska, and Denver, Colorado.
IL II also the only Through Line between
ST. LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
u is known as the great THROUGH A
LlAE OF America, and is universally admit.
Finest Equipped Railroad In tie Weird for
all classes Of Travel.
Through Tickets via this line Tor sale e. n
L. R;c0upon ticket offices In the United state
ed Canada.
r. J.. POTTER, PERCEYAL LOWELL.
Nss-Pres. 4 Cen HaRAE@ Gen PoaAYt JsSa.ar,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Nenrly Here.

Well, we'll, the first of those select Lo tray
cxclirs,dIis 6i'tFic4D. & o. III flst approaching.
lust think Of It, on noxt Wednesday, the
2jtll. the first Of these will take place, aud n
happy crowd will be hugely pleased.
There Is no doubt but that mnuy could not
visit the cavcrils last yenr and to them we sny,
Here Ia another chauce 60 early and ofcn.'
Immense improvements have been made nj
the caves, new walks, plenty of light aud
m0uy others. Al the inn u tlrst.clnsS Dinner
Is served for fifty cents 80 there Is no need of
being bothered with lunch baskets; and what
beats all or almost all, is the fact that the
temperature of the caves Is ~ degrees, II treat
itself
The special trnln will make rapid time, leav.
ing Baltimore ut $50, Wash 'ngJon $40 II. IN,
arriving at Luray at p M, where dinner can
bc enjoyed, and the caves Visited, win no
hurry, n the return is not made UNI O'Clock
In the afternoon, arriving in Washington at
g:ij y. IN. and baltimore lOl5 D. m, or earlier,
The fare for the round trip Is $500, when In.
Cludes admission to the caves, and rs the OK
CursiOa Is limited 10 10 tickets from each city,
each passenger gets rcscrvCd-sCat coupon,
making his seat his property for the day.
Passengers can leave their unhrcllns ana
luggugc IN the cars while visiting The clrcrnS
ns the cnrS nrc locked and specially watched
during their absence and perfectly secure. \
SiOus 10 see 20 the comfort Of the passengers
nnd showing points OF Interest. Ladies can 90
on these excursions with perfect ease Of mind
of receiving every attention and Spendiu| u
pleasant day. RGuambcr June % Is the first
Of the Iurny excursions on the is. ana o..
Diagrams of seats aud salc Of tickets conf
mcucCd on saturday last.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
BASE BALL.
THE wAsHNGroNs WIN THE FIRST GAME
OF THEIR WESTERN TOUR.
The Nationals at Homo ARain-Games with
kansas City This week championship Rec.
ords-Saturlay's TIMES. ..

This week the Nationals will play four gnmes
.u, Capitol park with the Kansas city club the
latter being the now club which was admitted
TO the Union association IN place OF the dis.
banded AltUUuns During the absence of the
Nationals extensive alterations and improve.
merits hive been made at Capitol park. The
right ilcld fence has been set back and the
position Of the home plate changed, giving
morr batting room aud lcaSeuing the chance
for hlc over the righttlald fence The first
lumu will tukc place tomorrow afternoon, the
other three coming on on Thursday Friday,
and saturday. Baker has rccoycd and will
take Ills pace on the nine.
a cliauuO Of climate seems to have Ind
beneficial effect upon tho Wnshngtons, rs on
Saturday tlcy won the irst gumc of their
western tour by defeating the strong 81. Louis
team onrhcir own grounds. The Washngtons
won on their merits, out batting und unt field.
ing their opponents. IiumphriuS, Prince,
tboir good play The gim9 WIS witnessed by
n large a4Sumblagc 1'hC score by innings was
as follows -tr#
Washington. ..." 90 o o . OrO \ 3
So lJUis.......... U =. q u U o l.
Base hlts-woshlpgton, S; st. Louis, J. Er.
Washington, .; 81. Louis, 4 Umpire,
seward.
No worry murkcd change has taken place IN
the past week In uihe Stouding of the clubs In
the three Leading 'fus4oelatiouA III the League
liuston still lcuds With Providence II close
second. The cGstgtn clubs have goue west and
during The ucSt month shlny the western club
being Oh tlcir own grlunds may retrieve some
Of the ground lost tit Niny nhd Juno.
The. contest brtWeen the American assocln
ton clubs is by lnr the most interesting seven
of the twelve clubs loing practically neck and
neck In tie race Of championship hUuors. The
Nets, are ~ front. Louisville second, aud th,
Cincinnati, and st. Louis nll Within striking
distance Of the leader. Indianapolis now hold
the dubious honor OF Icing inil end club
NHshiigtons victory over ST. Louis on S1tlr
dny putting them in front Of indianapolis by
rirtuu OF a tic in won games and one less dc
feat.
IN the Union association the st. Louis clul
has such commanding lead aud Is so maui
iCslly stronger than the other clubs iu the assO
Cin,iJn that II + already conceded first place
The record OF victories and defeats to datc /,
~ ful1oWg.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
EN.natrctIyo Acton.

Mr.. Daniel f. Cahill, as counsel for Mr.. Jos.
Acton, cN.detcctivc, cell tho attention Of Judge
Wylie In the criminal court last Saturday TO
iho case ofhis client. He said that Mr.. Acton
had been indicted over sixteen months and
pleaded for triol In vain This indictment
hung over him like pail. lie was ont OF en-
ployfnent and this kept him out. lie Is anNl-
ntls TO have matter settled, one way or the
othcI, In Urdcr that he could secure work and
provide some support for his family.
"lIUw long Is II since these indictments were
found" asked the judge, "und what Is the
ChargCT'
Mr. Cnhill snid tho whole thing rovolvcd
around $40 bill, upon which point some six
indictments had boon found.
IL was decided to take up the cCscs to-day if
the government witnesses could bc obtG'pcd.
-
ONE THOUSAND Pair Of Cnss Pants--We
have separated them from our regular
stock. They being odd from suits we propose
10 sell the cnilrj lot ~ cents on the dollar
ElsemUn Bros, corner 7th and L.,
National Republican., 1884-06-23

Totol......'.... ."." "........
SATURDAYS GAMES.

At Buffalo
Dumio..........O . 0 o o Q o
N1% ,,S.a 90rt Et i,;, . Ia HorI OT Tr
rors--Bulialo, :; New York, 4.
Al Detroit
Dctr5Ia Y. ~. !. 67i0 . u o 0, o. q a.
Basc hits.-i'rOyiLcncc, II; Detroit, . Er.
rors--Proyidence, .; Detroit, q.
Atst i.ori,-- So
s, Iori, Union. 0 0 I Q I X
'IGEi GSG R.Hst iaHi. TO- Chleago TO- Error
st, Louis 4: Chlcngo, p
II Louisville, Ky
Mgropoiitan i . . 0 . / 0 . 0 "a
iiasa hits--Lluisvillr. II; Metropolitan 10.
EiioFs-louisvllle, !; Metropolitan, 2.
At Baltimore
RS'laS;o RS2sjoaa. tn. T. 2-2 S-ll
Basc nit--Bu,tmore Union, 8; Keystone, II.
Enors-GaIrimore union,.s; Keystone l.
\, Chicago
Chicago ..'...." 4 0 2 Q 0-ll
DiEs Bass B;,,;i his; Gicago -; Boston Error
Chicago, :; Boston, 3.
At Indianapolis
lhG;ftii,9,;nolIs"." h;ti,,; . G959 9S 90 y 9
l'o.c hNa-lndlanapolis,. II; Athletic, Is, Er-
I'i'-lt'lHHdVolls, - A'nletlci w.
Qo,o4 jo,!Gl! Gq9!!oins,". Gq9!!,oins,,,". . o 80 2 O. 7
GGeo hts-Bostuu, 10; National, -. Errors
| Boston, g; SG,ional, lj
At Cleveland, Ohiu-
| Clcyonpd. :...... : 0 G 0 o o . 0-lA
p4IiadelPhia.;... o oOI O. IL
Ewnrs-clcrelond, ~; Philadelphia, Z.
- Toledo
HSiSaS......:..S HSiiSi%o'c....::.S 3 g g
im,o hts--Bl'll!qorg, O. Toledo, l. Err ors-
| baltimore, s. Toledo, ).
| ~ Columbus
Gs,rt2,,lIa i,,ons,yn. ,'''.,.S S ] 80 S&ili
lm.o oIumbns 10; Brooklyn, 7. Errors
| --Coum.us, !; Brooklyn, >.
SUNDAY GAMES.
a Cincinnati
| Cmcimnti,..."... 0 0 tx !
MMlgghcny,.'';;,,:,..o o o o O.
rorS-''IucinntI, u Allegheny, 0.
At Louisville, Ky
M;R'i;T'li2I,i.. MS'ropaItaa,.a, Q ! 3 ~
Base hits-, Louisville, 49, lletropolltin, :,
Erfor-lon'yiile, .; Metropolitan, o.
At indianapolis
i,a,Gahitn9opolis"""9 Q o 20 Q Q ak
base t,-Indimupolis, 10; Athletic, d Er
ror- Indnnap0lIs, .; Athletic, l,
At st. Louis
Et. Louis Union.. . 0 0 o I IL
! Chicago Union. o.. u U q 0 o 10
EasO hlts-st. Louis 10. Chicago, 10I Err
! rurs--'t Louis, .; Chicago, l.
/ About b,~p persons witnessed the gamH
/ 3. IHni5...''..,,' 9 g8 0I0-l:
linse hlts-St. Louis l2i Washington, 81 Er
roys-St, Louis, g. Washington 10,
! A. columbus
ColumLus....... o q o 0 8 o *
! brooklyn ,..,.,., y q U y | o 10
Bnsc hits--Columbus IL; brooklyn, 81 Er
rOgs-COlWnbus, o. Brooklyn, g
THE finest mayonaise dressing for all Kind
Of salads, cold lnuuts, raw tomatoes, piEl;lcr
| salmon, cabbage, &c, Ia Durkees Salad Dress
| ing. IL is, besides more economical THAI
National Republican., 1884-06-23

FIFTY Per Cent. on the Original Cost
Our nll.woOl casS suits Look IN our window
and see the variety Of styles we offer ut TIM
price EsCnan bros, corner 7th und Y.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
nnrnsldn Elnhs mil.

Dr. George Gross, who established th5 tenn
puraucc rciounatory on Capitol hill whuh did
not provo very successful was proilerI NDIs'
r@ct Attorney WouhngtOn as the reN unging
surety or 3l,0OO on the bond OF Col. M y. p
Burnside last Saturday, lie proved MI; Hue
tory gpOn examination, was HCcCpted, 4flI the
colonel was released from iail This n Feed-
ing tends ~ throw discrelit ppQn tliN story
that HprnaSv mad attempted stietde, N Il was
surrendered az the reQu9st OF his fniIy OPre.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
A Case Without IIopc.

JOIN n. BoOIlpR Of Macon, Ga, writes "In
1873 was attacked by the most rnycnoiS sort
OfcnncerouS sores thnt ate great holes into my
flesh and epruad rapidly over lny body. L
received the very hest medical attention; was
dOsed with mercury and potash until was sn
crippled with mercurnl rheumatism that
could scarcely hobblo about; my throat and
mouth wore badly ulccrntcd; my hhir began 70
fall ont. so wrecked was my general health
TINT became n physical ruin, aud my life was
n burden. For n long time was bed-riddcn.
and my suffering was 80 intense that prayed
for death ns a relief exhausted the whole
catalogue Of patent medicines. IN each ease
following the directions rclQously. Each IN
turn seemed 70 ngmyntc the malndy, alnd none
of them bcnciltcd me ~ any way When life
was apparently hopeless commenced taking
$. :. I. To this Specific | owe my
life. In ten days | commenced I'M.
proving und in short time was per
foctly well, My hair has Erown ont thick; my
health aud strength have returned. the ulcers
In my thront and mouth are entirely cured,
my appetite has returned, and fOr the first time
In wears enjoy my fool. Ever sore has dis
Appeared from my body. weigh MS much as
] ever did In my life. and / nm perfectly
healthy in every way. The very germs of the
generous HfI!!cton are destroyed. Not only is
the terrible nulnly that wn' preying on my
life, aud which every one pronounced incur.
able. entirely cured, but ] nm nl'O relieved Of
the bad effects uf the mercury and potash
mixtures that was fed on for years.
Treatise Oh Blood una skin Diseases mailed
free.
rHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer g. Atlanta
Ga; lj9W I'D st., n. V, and l2J5 Chestnut ST.,
Philn.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

"ALpEnNEY DAIRY WAGONS" A.
derncv butter churnnd every morning and de-
per pound. Also cottage cheese. &c. per bull;
6uttormilk, DC. per quart and sweet milk ut &c.
pereuuarL
National Republican., 1884-06-23

II was rumorcd on the streets last niAJ that
warrants had been issued aud served T. fIninst
Brad Adams the book dealer; w. B Hoses,
thn furniture dealer, aud william BallIFme,
the slutpncr for conspiracy to detraNV the
government In making false bilsaud aqN iunts
for NAVAL supplies Inquiry al the Nttion
holsco throughout the city failed 20 EUhHGn'
tmir these rumors, and there appeared Hlp be
no tnlLh im thNm.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

THE Globe Art Bronzing company, opposite
Wizards hotel on the avenue, exhibit IN their
window are glass Of the most beautiful dc 'ignS,
decorated IN gold bronze, and shell, in very
beautiful md durable manner. Their designs
IN leather linCrustawnlton, &c., for wall de
COrGtion nrc alsO beautiful as well as unique.
Their place is well worth visit.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
IlO for the COuntry.

AZ this season of the year when people
Ing lubOrs Of tho pnst year, and take ~
seivca' to the country, mountain, or sbk
there II one thing they should not forgtt
that IL 70 provide themselves with Il sud- y
Ponds Extract, IN very many cases aQiI, ~
will happen, sudden attacks of sickndnp,
occur, wounds, bruises. sprn'Es 60, tchll
received, and for such Ponds Extract Is
one grent recognized specific. III @Ies
liurrhea and cole II Is also of great serv to
National Republican., 1884-06-23

vrnt a repetition Of the attempt. In support Of
the story, however ono Of the officers who last
took the colonel to u police station heard him
say 10 ono Uf his lawyers: This thing Is fast
wearing me out | can't stund II much
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Alice Onisa Il. tllr ComInnc.

Manager snelbhkcr, Of the Theatre Comlque,
will inauguratc season Of comic opera to.
night, which, If successful, will nun through
the summer. The princess of Trcbizondc,"
with Alice Oates in the leading role. will be
the opening orern, A splendid company will
assist IN the presentation of the opcra, and the
orchestra has boon augmented. The sceuCry
for the opcrp Is pairitcd by young Noegtlin,
aud is very elaborate.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

"I HAVE been drcadhilly troubled with dis
ease of the kidneys and liver during the past
six months HINTS Kidney and Liver
Remedy has made me n new man" ISAAC ".
FAInBRUTnER, Providence, X. !.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

THE finest mnyonaise dressing for all Kinds
Of salads, cold meats, ruw tomatoes piFl;lcd
salmon, cabbage, &c, IA Durkees Salad Dress.
homemade.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

Thomas T. COnrOy and B. T. BennlN have
been granted liquor licenses.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Il DuN Week for Retailers.

This will be dull very dull One that neither the 1st
15 this week Another that of the
pie supplied with Summer Goods and still another that many
stores ask too high prices.