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CONVICTED OF KILLING HIS SwEETHEART's
FATBER.-After a trial continuing for ten days
Irving j. Mills, commercial traveller for q Bali-
more firm, was on Tuesday convicted OF murder in
the second degree, at Pocomoke, Md. for killing
Capt l. p. l. Davis OF that county, last August
Mills was paying attention to Mrs Ross,
widowed daughter OF Capt Davis, and the latter
objected. He found the couple out riding one day
and seized the horses head. Mills Instantly drew
q revolver and shot him through the heart, causing
instant death. The daughter sprang from the car
rage just in time to catch her fathers corpse in
her arms During Mills trial Mrs Ross who Is
quite pretty and only twenty-four years old, tes-
titled ia his favor showing that her father had ire
Quently threatened Mills Counsel for the defense
took the case to the court OF appeals
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
aHE sHoRT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule IN effect t,'IUFER IL 1884
eloA.N-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily max ny close
connections 20 all points South and Southwest
Daily: ex' ept Sunday. with e. & o. Railway Pull
man sleepinE Buffet cars from New York and Wash
nston TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington arG Atlanta New Orleans.
$40 PM--LOUISyILLE FAST LINE DAILY via Char
lottesville 70 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Louisville -
NaoP,M-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 al points south and Southwest via Danville ard
q af!Otte Pullman Sleeping from Washing
ton via Dan Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orleans: also. from Washington via Charlotte and
Columbia Augusta -
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 100 L
NJ sld $40 T. VI. daily, except sunday
Varrer ton trains leave Washington at $40 n and
$40 T. VI. daily.
fes. Col Pennsylya avenue Trains leave iriu b l.
T. station
II SLAUGHTER, NMACDANIEL
Cen Pass Agent AGENT
su2 Sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGlegranS to Tle Star.
THE NEW BISHOP.
REV. DR. PARET ELECTED TODAY.

BALTIMORE, october 3O.-The Protestant Episco-
pal convention, after taking nineteen ballots dur
ing the present session, or thirty in ALL includ-
Ing the balloting at the May session. seem this
morning as far from reaching an election as at the
beginning. After considerable discussion another
conference committee was appointed with instruc-
lions to nominate and recommend to the conven-
ton one or more candidates for bishop.
DR.. Hall Harrison raised quite an excitement by
arguing that Dr.. Paret had been elected bishop
last night on the sixteenth ballot. He contended
that two blank ballots which had been cast should
not have been counted and included in the total
the seventy-Six cast for DR.. Paret would have
elected him. the total vote being only ia DR..
Paret remarked that he would decline an election
II there was any doubt cast upon 1t. A general
discussion ensued as TO whether or not blank
should be counted in summing up the total vote
The question was finally voted upon. and the mat
ter laid upon the table.
Later.-Pending the return OF the committee,
pa,lotIng was again resumed with the following re-
suit: Paret, n; Eccleston, 40 scattering, s. Total
number of votes cast, 1922 necessary to choice, 49,
A second ballot was taken, resulting: Paret, IS;
Eccleston Az scattering g. Total vote, 1913; neces-
After announcing the result of the second ballot
the committee returned to the convention and
stated That they could not agree upon any one can
discharged from further consideration OF the sub
Ject.
Five members of the committee, however. recon-
mended, IN an unofflcal manner, the names OF DrS.
EccleSton, Colt, and Lindsay. Balloting was again
resumed.
During the absence OF the tellers, the name OF
Rev: Or: Thos F. Davies, OF Philadelphia, was put
Ia nomination by Judge Stewart, and the name OF
Rev. DR.. Satterlee of New York
The result of the third ballot was: Paret, %; Ec-
clestOn, 80; scattering 10; total vote cast 12l
cessary TO choice, 81. Dr. Eccleston then with
drew.
Or. Paret Elected.
Great anxiety now prevailed for a ballot to be
taken. which, after some delay, was proceeded
With. The fourth resulted in the election OF Dr..
Paret, who received 81 out OF 121 votes, 10 more
than the required majority.
DR.. Paret is Of French descent, and a native Of
New York He is IS years OF age. and has been
stationed at Epiphany church, In Washington. ID.
c.. during the past eight years, where he is held in
the highest esteem.
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CAPT. s. c. KELLOGG, OF the 5th cavalry, has been
granted leave OF absence for one year.
DEsRRTRD BRfpR SHOOTS HERsxLF.-On Au-
gust n Jennie Winchester, one OF the most beauti-
ful girls OF Lincoln, town near Cleveland, Ohio,
was married 10 George Fox, who was considered
good catch by the young ladies OF Lincoln. Among
the presents 10 the bride was 500 worth OF silver
ware, which. week after the wedding, Fox took
has never returned. Fox had learned after the
wedding that his wife was only the adopted daugh-
ter OF Mrs Winchester, and would not inherit her
wealth. He had Tilted q girl In Michigan to marry
Jennie Winchester, and It Ia rum0red that when he
left his bride he visited his former sweetheart.
Tuesday morning the deserted bride heard the ru-
NOR that her husband was in Michigan. She took
his revolver out Of the bureau put II TO her temple
and blew out her brainA
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LOVE AND LIQUOR RUIN You're MINISTERIAL

LOVE AND LIQUOR RUIN YoUSG MINISTERIAL
sensational scandal developed Tuesday within the
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. which Is in session at Bristol. Tenn. The
sequel was the ignominous expulsion OF Rev. J. ID.
Lloyd, or Sweetwater, Tenn, one OF the most
prominent young ministers in the conference.
Lloyd was desperately in love with a beautiful
young lady at Asheville. \. e. While there he
learned that the woman CT his choice had fallen.
overwhelmed by the shock the young minister took
TO drink. and While In an intoxicated condition Wis
lied a lewd house and was conveyed from there by
friends When the conference met at Bristol Lloyd
was In attendance. Monday night his new-found
appetite gained the mastery over him. ana he
again visited bad house in a drunken state A
prominent minister. who had suspected his dlssipa-
lion, found him at the house, ana yesterday MORN
ing, in the conference, publicly exposed him. Lloyd
Was at Once expelled
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DIED.

BROOKS On wednesday. October 18th. l8oA ANN
BROOKS, aged seventy-two years beloved sister a
John H. brooka
Funeral from Asbury NJ z. church. corner llth and
streets. Friday October 3lst at 2o'elock p m Fnso
invited to attend.
CHAMBERLIN On October So 1884 ss I'm. GER.
TRUDE, daughter Of Robert II. and MARY Ann Cham
berlin. aged two years and six months.
Once had little GERIRUDk
She was our darling and our pride;
But. Oh loved her oh. TOO we'll
Tor soon she slept ind died
Funeral to take place from bar parents residence.
26c0 ThIrty-tffrd street, West uaahinGeoox Fr1Aav
aft srnoon three O'Clock Relatives and frsnds -
RESPECTFULLY invited 20 attend.
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THE OTTO GAS ENGINE

FNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendance
LOGS o. time NO handing Of iuel and ashes II is
Iita .xtensivey Tor running Passenger and Freight
It'stots . WING Machines Meat Choppers, Printing
IL Presses Coffee Mills, kcasters. Paper
III hu.inx machinery. IatheA &C &c. This en2ine
inLs I'm e1lrefns snoCthness regularity speed
graf simplicity of mechanism $3.50
u or Iartccisrs Is 10 pricx,x &c ARMY a. (ffcs Of
NashalSsou GAs Light Z. VIA
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AN HEIR 10 $4,000 MISsING.-Five years ago
James OReilly, young man living with his father,
q rich farmer OF Louisville Chautauqua county. y.
Y. left home In huff, and never wrote or sent
word home aiterward. He was known 10 be at
work In Newburg, however. until a short time ago.
His father died recently and lelt him nearly
O'Reilly has left Newburg and no trace OF him can
be found The surrogate offers reward OF 800 for
information that Will lead 10 the finding OF the
missing heir.
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DALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
LCUBLE Track! JANNEY COUPLER

kJALItHOhE AND OHIO RAfLROAD.
1 Etsr AND TIE w 8EH!
ICuBiH RACK, JyANSEY COUPLER
e EsT EhI FGEr fGNp N6r1 dEsE 18th
Lave Wsshinston fronstaton. corner OF New Jersey
Fer Sk.caso Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily
cosces and Pse sleePn a9i Car. to above po
stho9t CHANGE l0:l5 a IL daily to Chicago except
Fer Ii's:fs,s $50 AID SO daily; $40
For IOledo and Detroit via Monroevine. 1o;1s. m
Gany VIA Sleeper Tor Toledo. Wa Wheeling and Lake
Trains Tor Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m
i0l6 daily. with HHior and sl1ep p cans an A at
For baltimore on week days 90 $40 90 $40 300
minute tram 4:40. $50. ESQ 100. 80 gI0 10 io D
Tor Baltimore on sundays 30 500 $40 a. m. 1a.
S;oo A'ao $50. ESQ oo. $40. $40 and IO:l0p
1oIFoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lol5
TI ANNAPOLIS Gao m. and I2:10and .4op m: on
Tor Wss stations Ie ssG p Washington and .,,
le;lop m on SUNDAYS. $40 "a, and % i 10 and
;4O a p ana q, s;as daily except sunday ss5
branch $50 dal!y. for Lexington siaunsdS and
sy sEaees so io n daily except sunday Tor
IerA.xeTstOvn. IO:i5 and SIS p. In daily e1cep.
Trains arrive from the West daily 20 1:soa H. 22a
TssS New {eTE and Philadelphia ass s.sOa m. daily.
EN- = M daily, except Sunday.
From Annapolis, $40 m aud l:5O and G:ST D. N /;
Sunday. 1888 q M. 6:3i y
From exin1ton, 2:l5 -. m daily. except Sunday
frCn Frederick and interinediate points s.25 a. m
1iS BAN. nv and, and 81 Ps n oay except Sunday SD
II tns leave Baltimore for Washington at 200. 40
$50. fl5 7:3p 900, 9 10 and 1870 m L. lj 2:5O
go so 90 6:25 &c SEQ and lois D. M on sun
Gays. 400 4:4O 7:l5 $50. So 800 Ill., l:3O. 5.o1
US. J 30 and 800 p
AEtra-ns from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
Strt4 :SOp m
for further information apply az the Baltimore and
Sho Ticket Offce-W ashirgton station. 6l3 and 1851
fenns5 wanna avenue, l4t street. where orders
W. u taken for baggage &c be checked and received at
" u. CLENENTs. n Oft. Baltimore.
ELI G. K LORD, GenH Passenger Agent
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FEVER FROM CORPSE.-Some 10 days ago man
named Runkel died IN South Hanover TOW nship
Dauphin county, Pa. OF what was called by MS
physician intermittent fever. The funeral was
largely attended by the farmers OF the neighbour
hood and some OF his relatives residing near Har-
riSburg also went Since the funeral Is cases OF
typhoid fever have developed among those who
went TO the funeral. one nephew residing in the
suburbs OF Harrisburg being very low, and it is
now aScertained that the man died OF typhoid
tnyar
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KILLING Hrs WIFE AND SrsTER-rN-LAw-A sick
ening tragedy occurred in Rabeen county, Ga,
yesterday. Eugene Beck has tor years been given
TO the use OF liquor. He returned home this after
noon and began quarrel with his wife. He drew
q revolver and emptied flve charges into her heart
and head. The woman dropped dead at his feet
Miss Addie Bailey, his stSter-n-law. who was in an
adjoining room, rushed out. when the remaining
charge from the revolver was emptied into her
heart The drunken wretch then laid down In a
stupor and fell asleep. He was awakened by the
officers who arrested him. II Is feared that he VIII
be lyuched as the Jail Is insecure AMI the relatives
OF the dead women are desperate.
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The MYSTERIOUS Sr1cInE OLE Boy

The MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF A BO1.-On TUESDAY
afternoon pistol shot was heard at the Gray's
Ferry bridge in Philadelphia The hearers started
in the direction OF the sound and short, slim,
dark-hared and sInooth-faced Lad lying gaSplng
hand. The bullet froln the one empty chamber
was in his right temple The men carried him
still breathing into the bridge house, but he never
spoke. and there was nothing about him 10 reveal
his identity. He died I'm tep minutes He was
dressed in d neat suit OF dark working Clothes a
derby hat and laced shoes His age Is estimated
at Is Years.
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BENSINGER, Auctoneer.
FHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


SPECIAL SALE OF BRUSSELS AND MOOUET CAR
PTS (MADE UP AND IN PIECE) BRUSSELS
BORDERING, BRUSSELSSrAI1. CARPETS, ENG
LISH FELTS. SPLENDID LINE OF SMYRNA
CARPET AND RUGS TOGETHER WITH
OTHER FLOOR DECORATIONS.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST, 1884 at
HALF-PAST Ten O'CLOCK, wit hin my auction rooms
llth aud Pennsylvania avenue, shall sell superior
collection OF the above goods This VIII be the time to
buy carpets the goods will sold regardless of
oc17
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS. FRONTING EACH 23I0-l2 FEET ON L
STREET. BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON, d. c.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing datea3a
on September lst D. 1883, and duly recorded nST5&
Lber lOo1 folio 2S5. ct seq OF the land rec-A-
ordS Of the District Of Columbia and the request of
the holder Of the note secured thereby will sell at
public auction n front Of the premises. WEDNES-
DAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH A. D. 1884 at HALF.
PASI THEE O'CLOCK NJ, the following piece or
c. and being Lots numbered 1867 and thirty:
square numbered two hundred and forty eight (24sJ
lively ~ LIB No s6G folio 264 ct and Lber No
certain pr9mssory notes as follows One for
interest thereon, at eight per cent per from
March 18TH AID 1888 and for ST 600 and interest
4th. A. ID. 1881
Terms OF sale: One third cash. the balance in two
equal ments payable in six and twelve months
for which notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
SIX per cent and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold will be taken or all cash at
ton Of purchaser. deposit of 500 each will be re-
Quired at time of sale All conveyancing and recording
~ purchasers cost Terms of sale to complied with
in seven days after day of sale.
GEORGE Z. EMAIONs,l ,ru,,..,..
oc2S-eo MAHLON ASHFORD. ! trustees.
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CNREQUITED LOVE CAUSES SUICIDAL Marietta,
Ga, two pistol reports were last evening heard In
the Office OF Cheek Anderson, and when the door
was broken open the dead body OF Mr.. James X
citizens OF that city, was found. Upon the table
was found letter addressed TO Anderson the con-
tents or which the latter declines to dvuige It is
said that unrequitcd love was the cause OF the
Suicfdp
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Joseph, son Of Congressman G. G. Dehrill. OF the
third Tennessee district, was yesterday attempting
to separate Gus Gear and another man who were
lighting at Sparta, In that state, when Gear twice
shot young Debrli one shot In the breast tnnicttng
probably fatal wound
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MARRIED..

,CLAGETr-NoBLE. At Epiphany church on Tues
da-. October % 1854 by the Rev. DIR McElroy, MAU-
RICE j. CT GETT TO EMMA LOUISE NOBLE
DREW-FRasER AZ the residence Of the brides
father, October % 1854. at 8 O'Clock. by g. II,
Greene. GEORGE J. DREW of Burlingsme, Kansas.
ard ELLA NJ. FRASER, of this city
DUNNINGTON-yORDAN By the Rev J. b. Ry-
land October 18th. 1884 at the o. the de
aunt. $50 18th street southeast. GEO. @. pUEEIA0-
ton, ID T..
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Supposr You LOOK.
Some people have never seen. and therefore 10 no,
know OF the New Handsome. Good Fitting and Stylish
Clothing we have. We Mention:
Fall OvERSACKS from 90 to $780,
Heavy NEwMARKETs and Sack OVER
COATS, from $40 to Sa5
Mems and Youths BUSINESS SUITS. from
$10to $28
Cass Four Button Getaway SUITS. from
$15 to S28
Black. Brown and Blue Diagonal aud Cork
screw Prince Albert and Four-But-
ton Getaway SUITS, from
$40 to $45
Boys and Childrens SUITS, from $3 so to s1a
Our stock of Neckwear Gloves and Under
wear is full and complete. Prices tho
lowest. Shirts Made to Order
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
ocl5 Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FATAL RESULT OF A POLITICAL QUARREL--In a
fight growing OFT OF politics, between James Arm
strong and James Roach, at Oak Hin, Fayette
county, Va, Roach kicked Armstrong In the stom-
ach, from the effects or which he died I'm few hours.
Roach has been arrested and lodged In laiL
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct1oneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOTS ON
bwh1HIH SyREET .AS gETW W ANp
BETWEEN TMELFTH AND THRIRTEENTH
FGGKEI AVENUE SThEEf AND KEN
Ry virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded insa&
recors coIamba we Ss w se
s 81 At fy
No. All those Setan pieces or parcels Of
ington. District Of Columbia. and known and dis.
tingushed on the ground plat plan of said city all
north feet eight inches BY the depth orsi-
sn ne sad aer al a ns
hsrsd three in square ten hundred and
privileges and appurtenaaces to the same belonging
in any wise thereto appertaining
years notes to bear interest and to be secured 10y deed
OF trust on the premises sold or all cash. at option of
deposit of $50 viii be required on each lot at time Of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise
cost Of defaoltng pnrchassr purchasers after five
n Ct sufh IN
oc,za T 3ISiG IS i GA55AS', Trustees
AR9yE SAKE Is
Same hour and place.
oc,sakas i Th9aA A. Jd2 GAA5E55AAN, Trustees
THos. E wAeGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer:
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED b.
SINhSS PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF STORES
Nos 3Ol. 303 3o5 3O7 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated December 9Th -,
$780, and recorded in Liber No 9oS folio 14S ct s::j
seq Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia 49,
and by request of the party thereby secured will
sell at public auction in front Of the premises
DAY NOVEMBER FOURTH, 1884, at HALF-PAST
FOUR p NJ. all those parcels of ground lying in the
city Of Washington in the District of Columbia known
parts of lots numbered eleven u1 and twelve CD in
square numbered four hundred and thirty -four t434
and described follows Beginning for said parts of
lots at the northeast corner of said square and
fve(15)feet thence west ftytwot52eet three and
halt $50 inches thence north seventy five 5) feet
and thence east to the place of beginning with the
improvements thereon mentioned above
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in four equal payments at six.
twelve. eighteen and twentytour months fl day Of
sale with inter st at six per cent per annum payable
ery sold all at the option of purchaser II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten Q0)
days from day OF sale the Trustees thu right
resell the property at the and of detaun9
purchaser deposit of $3.50 will be required when bid
is accepted All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaserS cost.
JOHN W. PILLING, I r.o
THOS. E wAGGAMAN} lr"s'ees.
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer. oc21 -d&ls
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THIS EVENING",

T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LoADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS, ROGERS FINE
SILVER PLATED WAKE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS, CASTORS, FRUIT STANDS &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC FOXES FROM TWO
TO Ten TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
YEsWW fEi GCTLGkY; OPERA GLASSES ks
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOHS, RE-
HOLD ARTICLES
BY direction OF the owner to change business will
sell. on the Premises, all the above stock of J. u.
OMEARA Il Co, I347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Washington. ID. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p NJ.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
N B.-The fixtures Will nolbe sold as. at ter1nin.
alton of sale. the store will be occupied by J. U.
ONIEAkA & CO., Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
selS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and g p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Name. 0. Bpm, Name. u. Bpm,
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Consul Grant Is dead at Belgrade.
Cornwall and Kirwan, on trial IN Dublin for un-
natural offences, have been acquitted
The success OF the socialists IN the recent cleo
marked
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FOUR GIRLS AT BI 2TH.-At Waterford, NY, the
wife OF George McCreary, or the Hudson river knit
ting mills, presented him with four children at q
birth On Sunday. They are all girls and weighed
seven pounds apiece.
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Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR
NH two OF DR. BROTHERS. lnygorating Cordial
VIZ cure any case of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
bllity and IMpotency 1t imparts vgor to the whols
system SEC street southwest. oc29- lms
TT HAS NEVER BEEN .CoNrRADICTEp THAT
Il DR. BROTHERS is the Oldest established ad.
yertisinS ladies' Physician in this city ladies' you
can confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS, 9O6 u st wv
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar
ladies, married single All irregularities and ova-
ran troubles successfully treated Board. with
good accommodations. and kind efficient nurses furn-
lshed to those who may desire to stay few days in the
city under his treatment. ocI9-lms