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4 JCTION SALES,

"a Ai-lit i. WILLIAMS 4 CO, AIiCtiunccrs.
SPECIAL SALE
-1EE TRIPLE sILyER-PLATED WARE,
EOGFRS' TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTLE CLOCKS, BEoNZF:5. AND OIs>;AMENTs
III ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO.,
SALESlOOM COR. 10TH AND PENNA AVENUE
commencing
TUESDAY. MARCH 18th AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ .
rts'imn- at TWO and SENEN-AND-A-IAIF
O'CLOCK T. NJ, and continue from day to day
III the eht r. stock IS closed out.
Tie sock embraces elegant and baautiful goods in
ErERGNEs. CTNTER-pIECEs FRUIT DISHES
fitting StIS, SALVEES. WATERS. TOILET
SETS, UHES, CAKE BASKETS. TCHEENS BAK-
ER6, VASES. BUFFERS, SIntIS. &C, sc.
ALSO,
ROGERS AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKES OF
IVORY, PEARL, WALRUS CAEVED-HANDIE
AND AlLEEE-PLATED KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS
LADIES, CAENENS. STELLS. FISH KNIVES
&c, &c
a choice assortment of
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS.
Chairs will be furnished the Ladies' who are respect
fully invited
The Goods will be guaranteed in every respect as rep.
resented. aud ilst ctiolis positive TO
the entire stock without reserve
out of town purchast have goods carefully
pac-cd.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
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Prize.
PTi1e No. 1
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

1000 numbers 'u5in= with CT being tie two last --
ursui tEt number drawing I!il capital I.ze $1,000
m subscribe hrV0g SUPERVISED The since number
Cf. Ass W. Louisiana stat. Lottery, here " ,aar-
y .- the above TN. numbers y!:i, vf- tEss .v
dI"a from tn lt1 uI1 IH,-l III tLe wheel with te
IIrT"S corresponding to them
-tlg-s GU hands ut New Orleans. La this Tuesday
Ma1c.. lith, 1854 $1,000
G. T. BEtT-REGARD,
j. a. EahLT.
ioIufri ss.01lerS
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CoNGRFssNAS HUEp SUED FOR s353, Goa Orr "a
Clefiich from Cleveland, March IAN says 4 suit
mas been fled IN the common pleas court by L. H.
Nlttt' against Congressman Frank TIurd for
se,5oo edai2ages for an alleged breach OF contract
Mr. White has been engaged In the m8nuf actuia of
ihiiA H'i-dr IRON whey, and MI. Hand started IN
opposition factory ia violation OF 4 specific con-
tract, as Nitte alleges, running his business.
A CONSTANT COUGH, with ShOrtness If breath
ialiing strength and wasting Of flesh. MI betoken
Lungs more or less seriously affected and demand
ing prompt treatment BY using Dr. Jay mes Expec-
lated -
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WEEKS 4 Co, Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANO MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS, BRUSSELS

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANO MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS. BRUSSELS
CARPETS. &c.
Ey vr,1c Of all order of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia holding special term on Friday
March 18th. A. d. 1884 the undersigned executors will
sill at public auction. on WEDNESDAY,. MARCH
NiNElEtNIH, commencing Mt TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
all the Furniture and Effects contained i'm premises No
ol3 lih street northwest. in part comprising the
tents oi upwards OF twenty two rooms. viz Hale Piano
Ir,a Ct the late Iaddsus se:els large giltr
ar[e and expensive Chamber Set including Wardrobe
Cottage FURNITURE. fine white Curled Hair Mattresses
Slips &c. Single and Double Walnut and other Bed
st,ids and Wardrobes. Easy Chairs. Marble-top and
anu cIotfs in Chambsrs Parors and Halls Book
Dining room Extension Table and Chairs, Window
Hansinas Folding Beistead, Plated War Glass Crock
cry and Cutlery, Mantel Clock aud Ornaments Case
line Stoves. Kitchen Crockery and Utensils, Heating
Stoves &c
Terms cash WALTER NJ FRANKLIN, ,,--
nlll53t s. A. FITCH, EAecutoTs
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District Govcr:,s,,e,;, Affairs.

RTITBING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Enyis'e follows:
Lucy r. Collier. ciCcU a twO-otUry dwelling. q. t.-
tween 5th St and lew Jersey aye. n. w: 81 500 T.
NJ Steel. erect a private stable, southwest corner
nth ana I SIS. Ii. W; $500. \. j. BaCile Repair
brick 1923 l9tiI 81. II. $50 o. u. Collins. EJECT
two WORKSHOPS ISth st. bctweenG ST. ana IA. ave;
100 Chas. T. nltc. erect stand for the National
Base Bail club sou Invest corner { St ana New
Jc1Sey ave. H. W; 1,to0 stewart J. GG.S. erect a
two-stery dwelling Scott ave, near st. road;
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NEW YORK. March ID. Wall strret.-Charles ".
EaSScT doing business In railroad bonds AZ H,Ss-
Ter q Co, at No 80 Broadway, has assigned to S. F.
Randall.
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MARRIED..

LACCk,DoNALDSON.O On Thursday. March I3
ISo4, 1t the Residence OF the brides Parents by
Ja5oA Fox, HoRATIO j. LAUCK to LUCY d. DON
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Affairs i'm West Warrington.

MRS. MEHAGAN BURNED TO DEATH-About foul
o'clock yesterday afternoon smoke WAS seen com.
Ing from the windows of the house OF Mr.. William
Mehagan. No. 3l47 DunbartOn street, and he neigh.
bors to ascertain the cause broke open the door
which was locked. when they saw the lfelesS body
OF Mrs Mary X. Michigan, wife OF Mr. William Me.
hagan the clothing burnt almost entirely from the
body and her left arm burned OF TO the elbow
lying upon the floor. The lower limbs and body
were also badly burned Mrs. Michigan was alone
in the house. and the catastrophe can only be &c
counted FOR on the SuppOSitiOn that she fell I'm q
swOOn, to which she was subject against the stove
One OF the lids OF the stove found OF and it Is
thought as she fell her arm was thrust into the
opening. The coroner gave certificate OF death
caused by accident. Mr. Michigan, who is black
smith, employed by Mr. John Lynch, is wen and
community in his afiiictiOn.
NAVIGATION ON THE CANAI.-The first way bills
of the year were issued by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal company to-day. -Four boats have been
loaded for Williamsport by the Consolidation Coal
company. AS the wharfage and tolls on the canal
to-day win depart with the understanding that
they will be paid the same Rates per ton for carry
ing as may be agreed upon by the bOatmen and the
mence. The rate last year was 80 cents The mill
race from the canal to Herr & CiSsels upper mill
has been renewed and the mills are generally being
put In thorough repair during this week. while the
water is out Of the canal The water win be
turned on this level tomorrow night and be on all
along the line by the 10th inst The Alexandria
canal will not be opened until May 1st
The LOOKOUT FOR THE COAL TRADE is said not
to be very encouraging, owing TO the cut rates OF
been already made with them. There Is every dis
position to encourage trade the canal both as to
freight and trlppage, &C., owing to this fact.
Why Captain Meade Leaves the NAVY.
WE HAVE NO COAST DEFENSE AND NOT SINGLE
EFFECTIVE GUN.
Captain Richard w. Meade told BROOKLYN
linton reporter yesterday that he had decided to
leave the navy and gave his reasons as follows;
81 leave the navy because do not think that It has
any future In 1t for an active man. II man wants
to vegetate, to lead lazy, mOnotonouS life the
navy Is the place for him But If he wishes to push
himself forward, to really mingle In the fray,
he had better keep out Of It. II there should be a
war would at once apply for active service, but
now l think ! can serve the navy better out OF It
The present condition OF the United states navy is
disgracefuL We practically have no navy. We
have not a coast defense nor SINGLE gun-a gun,
mean, that could be used with effect against any
OF the great European men-Of-war Tome the present
outlook for the navy Is most diScOurag1ng, and
therefore have determined to leave 1t. have
tried to do my duty In the service for many years.
and feel now that can leave It hon0rably."
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Prizes caslcd in full without deduction.

Nc L &C. draws capital prize $1,000 sold in Column
b'-~. Mss. al-i Milwaukee, vi.
30 G9ls draws second cap:al prize. s25 coo sold in
70 carbon, Pa, ant Charles IN, ARK.
-" Is da''s third capital rIize. S10,030. whole
No. sos, 7Gsl3. dfaw each $1,000 sold in New York
city. Buffalo =. y, and Baldwin. Iowa.
No~- ne, 1901 3S,GlS, 5n,S1i i.025 drew each
5000 sold in New York. WASHINGTON, d. c. Memrns
lem, Columbus, Ga and Tyler, Texas.
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News szr;cfS,

Prince Bismarck walked 10 the R,fcnSta ~ yes,er-
Gay loF tAe LIS! tine ia several yrlr, crowds ~
p@9n't l"uo"od Tie prince, vino Was every here
greeted with cheers.
John Taf1e. ln5naer OF Congress for Tires. terms
ron Nebraska since IS56 died Ia North Pate
Friday. -N''0
VI. Eraiargh, willie lvrfHrlng at Bffdgavater
l3st ~ Il. w1s attacked AMI driven from Ia. Mat
luiih b showers oI roIf,ll r.-s and rr.N'.r.zs
ile fOAeAS afterwards wreCkcd The chuilluaus
house. ~
Later reports from -" Pocahortas vaN mine
disaster ipoicaje Tint %; lives In an were lost IL
MS phtH determined 10 Ssd NJ IN" entrances 10 tie
A-il!U III ora cr u smother the lite within,
THE HARYI AID fEGTSIkTURE-In The Narv!lni
senate Yesterday the joiGt committee on CON ora
ton reported faveraby I'll" Baltimore, ana pilio
Elevated railroad hll. Favorable reports ner, also
made on bills taxing bonds ana stocks or Railroads
On o'iicf corporations wholly within The =, ate A
bAl was Introduced 10 subject tie IhIalrlnhta
branch or the Is. audo rlilIulI 10 tayaiiaG House
OH TO prevent the spread of rleuro- pneumonia
among I've stock In Maryland Was passed ly The
senate aud goes 10 the governor tor apnrGrai In
the house 81 delegates senate bins wrrh PASSED 10
enable vote to le taken on liquor Vrphi l. ION in
Washington county; 10 Incorporate the Eastern
Slicre ic.eI hone cuinpany. The house adjourned
VII Monday night, ald the senate tllI tuesday
l.oiling.
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lr PrfZpS amounting to .................$t
Al'icatiun for rates to Clubs should b. Incue only
t. III tiiig1 q til. Company il New Orleans.
or further Information write clearly full adj
dress MAI" Il. O. Money Orders payable and address
lit =fstc1td LIT, i Ia
EEN ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK
NEW ORLEANS,
Postal notes AMI ordinary letters by i.iI express
tlI sums ii ll, III US tA!ICs, eNlellsc}
to
NJ. \. HATFHIN.
Il NIN ORLEANS IL
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LIBRARY FOR BOYS AND GTRIs-A party OF
young ladies and gCntIcincn IN the mort ern
section OF the city last evening ~ the residence
OF ME- Lewis. on street, TO or52IIze girls AID
were elected for the present year: Miss Gertrude
Hines, OF corcOran street. PRESIDENT: Miss DascuIn
vice president; Master Frank Whitaker, tTe.isui er;
Master Robert Lewis, secret ry.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock MARKET.
Name. % &c Name o. q

1hefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. rs reported
by special wire 10 H. H. Dodge sss 18th street:
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0ET<r~<

InroTnrated in 1863 for twenty five wears the T,--
isintI for dncational and Charitable prJ,oss-r-it!,
:C&p;shl o. II tft Ha-to which a fund over
c5,t GtD has since. been added -
by an Dverwiit Inning popular its franchise was
lilAt lart OF the State Constitution aoutci
December ID. i ID. 1879
Ihr o'.jg lottery rOted on ami endorsed by the
2eo pie Of dnp state.
II .ierer Scd}es 7os'fanrs
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Di! WIGS take PLACE
monthly. ~
\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN A FOR
TUNE.
Fox ETH GRAND DRAWING. CT ass n IN THE
M.NtiNl CT HISlC, MEN OI.IILANS IL i.5-
DAY, AiItIL = 1894.
10TH MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE. %TJ.nl
100 goo Tickets at i llch Fractions i'll ft,ls in pro-
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Policy Cases in the Police Court.

TWO SENTENCES FOR VIOLATION OF THE LAWS
Tire case against John Kelley, charged with
policy backing, was concluded in the Police Court
To-day, and the court sentenced Kelley to six
months In jail An appeal was noted, and bonds
fixed at 81, 600
Wm j. ONeal was accused Of managing policy
concern John B. Denegr1 testified that last fall he
WIN tne defendant conducted policy shop at 1921
street northwest, and that the business amounted
to II 9Th street TSs eoar
ONeal to six months In jail and to pay a fine OF
$500, IN default OF which six months additional
would De added. Appeal noted; bonds 81 900.
CYRUS NJ. POTTER, OF Pennsylvania, was to-day
appointed 81, 600 clerkin the third assistants Of
flee, Post Office department
COMMISSIONS have been issued to T. D. Robinson,
postmaster at Fall, King William county, Va, and
Nimrod Green, Carrollton, Carroll county, Md.
GENERAL GRANT IMPRov1NG.-"Massage" is a
Treatment OF well-recOgnized efficacy in Europe,
though not SO well known In this country It con.
SstS OF gentle and thorough and scientific manipu-
lation OF bruised and injured muscles 1t has been
found that this treatment Will frequently restore
failed. short time ago the minister of Sweden,
Count Lewenhaupt, Informed General Beale that a
was ii this city, and a would IKE to treat General
Grant. General Beale, one OF whose family had de-
rived immediate relief from pain resulting from 6
ter to Austria by this process gave letter to Pro-
lessor Nlssen to General Grant, begging the gen.
s sEa % s e
suit seems to have been most gratifying, and Gen.
eral Beale has permitted the following telegram to
dent OF Washington, and will return with General
Grant to this city:
FORTRESS MONROE, March ID, 1884
feel much improved by the treatment OF Profess
sor N1ssen VIII remain here until about middle OF
next week. V.6 GRANT.
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RANGE OF TEE THERI0METEk.-'1he following
We're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
C!ficer today:-1a H. 80; IL -ii, iI.3 pia, IL.
MaNilnu.n, Al; minimum 9f 0.
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RUE OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED-AboUt 1920
r. m. to-day. Miss Rosa Tipps, the daughter OF Mrs
n. +. Iiils, of Marion street northwest. Was run
over ami seriously injured by vehicle containing
five persons The name OF the driver was Robert
Carter. Miss 1lpps was attended 10y DIS. OSgood
Adams and y. IL NpalI
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t|tk ALE - ClT FIEASANT) - BEAUTIFUL
VIA ste, rner Park and lCu STREETS 1t .IdatI
r sac heap Apply to SIEICE-. * IIkBEi. II y,
i5Ht - II northwest. 1t
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= ~ ~'t.E-UN M HAMPSHIRE VENUE LOT
e. go front. ca-t M ,ftb SQUARE f,-t t:i,.r
.;s: "a - oI 4. AIi ! to J. -. L. NyTIS IL,
,.g, N..- yei!iie. ,sItI,-'.v,.
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REVISION OF THE RULES OF PRACTICE OF THy

REVISION OF THE RULES OF PRACTICE OF THE ST.
PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.-Tne Bar ASSocia-
ton Of the District OF Columbia have appointed
MeSsrS. Enoch Totten, W. b. Webb, X. Ross Perry.
A. G. Bradley, w. f. Mattingly. James G. Payne
Franklin Ii. Mackey, Job Barnard, and samuel Mad
doX committee to revise the rules OF practice OF
the Supreme Court Of the District. the COM
mittee VIII enter upon their work at once as the
necessity for a revision OF the rules is generally
recognized by both the bench and bar. When COM
pleed the new rules Will be presented to the court
Tor adoption.
THE CHAMPION PIE EATER-Waters, the messen-
ger to the chief clerk OF the Navy depart ient is
the champion pieeater His daily lunch bill OF fare
has for years been mince pie I'm winter. and peach
pie in summer. Waters was SiXty-four years of
age to-day. ana he celebrated the event by
doubling his minue. He does not look much over
forty years OF age, and attributes his youthful ap
pearaDce to pie.
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EUTLtNp, VI, March l5.-Iion. y. T. S.t.nnS SUI
nelIntendeut or the vermont Marble rnni;arv who
WAS SiiusA +, llr C2rS yesterday, At center Rut-
land, died thlS morning. lie Was an CN- senator
AID lroAluen; in business ana So IA CirU.cs.
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CYRUS NJ. POTTER, OF Pennsylvania was to-day
appointed 81 600 clerkin the third assistants Of
flee, Post Office department.
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FCS NEW SPEISG GOODS VERY IATpsT
s1cs styles and very lowest pyi..as Barnsirs 90
frzs nts tally. AL wool Goods below cost 7 nh =,
n ". US there. exALi.s before buying " ,nhtS
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THE OTrMAN CASE.
1Nr' ". A. Cock Before the Springer
Committee.

me TREASURY RoBBESY FOR WHICH oTTNtN WAS
lNnI,i hb-Ak- COOK THINKS HE MIGHT HAVE REES
toN'ltlhD ON A Third TRIsL-HE ALSO THINKS
ihh "os EMINENT WGCLD HAVE WON TIE CIvIl.
S,ti ~ RECOVER TFE MoNEY-wEo EFFECTED THE
eoMfkcAiSE, AND HOW The MONEY WAS DIVIDED.
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Speaker Carlisle, Senator Vance and other Sena-
tors ana Representatives left on the limited train
to-day LOT New York, TO attend the banquet to be
given at Delmonicos tonight by the New York
Free Ira de club. Mr.. Morrison did not go.
The Dill to aid In the establishment and tempo
r,ry support OF common schools comes up in the
Senate Immediately after the cattle disease bill,
which Is now pending
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-08
TO ENT.

A TWO STORY HOUSE WITH TEN
IA Rooms. Located in the western
uart OF the city. Apply At this o0ee. az
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-08

Apply next door or at the ZAP.
peal O1leo for torms. jal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-08

The very best brands of Liquors.
Wines and Cigars, large stock Of each
on hand. Coll and sharp beer on
praught. my22
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
kEsUuED rnum DEATH

The following statement OF william J. Cough
IN, OF ScmerYille, Mass, IN So remarkable tnat
We beg 10 ask for II the attention OF our read
ers, lie says "In the fall OF 1916 was taken
WIN violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
ny "A severe cough. 1 soon began 10 lose my
hppetile ana flesh. / was so weak al one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum
lher OF 1911 wasadmtted to the City Hospital
WINE there tho doctors said hal a hole I'm
my leit lung as big as u halfdollar. Iexpend.
OIL over hundred dollars In doctors and med.
icines. Twas 80 Tar gone at ono time a renort
went around that was dead. gave up hone
Dut friend told me OF DIR. WM. HALLS
bAlsAM FOR The LUNGS. | laughe al
my friends, thinking my case incurable. but
got a b'ttle 10 satisfy them, when TO my sur.
prisea' qualification, l commenced 10 feel
better My hope, once dead, began 70 revive
aud TO lay feel in better spirits than have
thepast three years.
II writethis hoping you will publish Il. an
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
viii be induced TO take DR. WM, uALISs
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, ana be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 1
have taken two bottles ana can positively saw
that II has done me more good than ali The
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap.
peared ana snail soon be able 10 40 10 work ;.
sold by II. B. Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
Sx's 00HS'
tFrom the Springfield RepUbiiednl
A GENEROUS ACT.
SktN CUKE.
rbst W IA he Appreciated by All VINO Usre
for Iheir complexion ana Skin.

uis not generally known that the nervous
system has "A wonderful influence over the
skin but this Is fact known to medical men
who nave gwen much OF their time to the
study of diseases OF the SKIN. No one eau have
a clear and fair complexion unmiScd with
blotches or pimp'es who Is very nervous.
whatever tends to a beautiful condition Of
the nervous system always beauties the
complexion and removes roughucss land dry.
attended by visible signs on the surface but
an intolerabe itching that renders life misCr
able
We copy the following deserving and inter.
esting compliment from tho Tribune which
says =" Dr. Z. W. Bensou's New Remedy,
'sKtS CURE Is received by the public with
great con ddonce, and II Is regarded as very
generous act on the doctors part 10 make
known and prepare for general use his Nalnh'
BILE ami tavOrite prescription for the tr'"-
ment of nervous aud skin diseases, after htN.
ing devoted almost his entire lie to the study
and treatment OF nervous and skin diseases,
in which he took great delight lie was for
number OF years physician In charge Of the
Maryland Inhrmary on pcrmatology, and
ANYTHING from his hands T. At once accepted rs
authority and valuable. The remedy Is fully
the article TO attack the disease, both inter
nally through the blood, aud externally,
through the absOrDents, and - the only rella-
Bile and rational mode of treatment, These
preparations are only put up for general use
after having been used by tire doctor in MS
private practice tor years, Withc greatest sue
Gees and they fully merit the confidence Ot
all asses OF sufferers from skin Diseases
THIS Il for sale by all druggists. Two bottles,
| internal and external tr, atIaent, IN one pack
age. Don't be persuaded to take any other.
| IL costs one dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth |
II so, go at once and get a bottle Of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-Iepend
upon 1t 4; there Is no mistake about It. There IL
nota mother on earth who has ever used It.
who viii not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
motner, and reliei and health To the child op-
Grating like magic. 1t IL perfectly safe u ust
In all cases, ana pleasant To the taste, and Is
the prescription of one Of the Oldest and be,,
emalo physicians in the United States. sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
mayl-M, saw