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Arsenic pills by the Pint.

"A. Smith, q Gainesville, Ga, m ,rclAnt,
says: "For years was victim TO tho Som.
bined effects OF Erysipelas and an aggravated
type OF Eczema, that bafiied all medlcaf skill.
consulted the very best physicansyln tho
United States to no good purpose. gdve every
patent medicine that was recommended faith.
ful trial aud received no benefit. Hook large
quantities Of potash and a pint cue full of ar
senic pills. The patent medicipe, pills and
potash mixtures fed instead OF g{iring the dis
ease. They destroyed my " appetite and
wrecked my system-I lost ne5h and energy
lost three years from my btsiness and spent
$1,000 In Ruthless effort Wregain my health.
AT last, when l began tQSconsider my case
hopeless, commenced taxing s. q. s., and IN
short timeI was entirely cured. waited
iinued to take swgt's Specific of and
on as a sort OF ssafeguard, before. 1
was willing to makeYpublic this marvellous
cure. Being assured beyond the possi.
bility OF doubt that the cure was permanent,
wrote this uhistoyof my case for tho benefit
My skin Is nowas smooth as Il was when
boy. weigh more than ever did In my Inc,
and my general health was never better(
passed through the last winter (Which was an
unusually COLI one) without losing u single
day from my cuisines. For the last twelve
months haYe had no return of tho erysipelas
In any shape or form, or any touch of &C.
Treatisson Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
swIEFsPEcIFIo Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca,
100 W.23d ST., N.Y., and 1905 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia.
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Joseph Ware, colored boy, was before
orderly conduct, and also for carrying con.
cealed weapon-a pistol. The evidence was
TO the eject that he caused CONSERVATION In a
dilapidated army pistol. and declaring that he
could shoot more people than Buffalo Bits
cowboys The charge for carrying dangerous
weapons was dismissed, but he was taxed "a
for disorderly cOnduct. ..aaasel'--
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

Az THE NUhlH, NEoI AMI bUbIHMESI,
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAaNIFIoENT Equipment
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHfNaT e IRON from station
For Pittsburgh and the West, Chicago V Limited
gfes So or r pslrf es Sleeping Cars at S5
Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati;
western e, IEiSpress 74o p NJ daily, with Palace
sg' El,h Sleeping Car pittsburgh q Chicago;
the West with palace sIeebng car no,,, ana
ington to Chicago. 0"' ""'"-
BALTIMORE d POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie; Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mag
W pasSe cara from fn ana
lngton on Saturday night Will mot run beyond
For Willams sp Lock asyen ana Elmlra, at
For New York and the East Ti5 and s,f5A NJ
do 100 and II fPo NJ VIZ sed N Hxs Sunday
Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 A. NJ. daily except
For Boston, without change, p. NJ. every
a. Jersey CITY wlth boats Of Brooklyn AIMEE nneS.
nnordlng direct iransier TO Fulton street avoid,
For PhilAdephla us, SIS and il "a x. ~. 2. a.
E, leand LIZ = N; on sunday At 4, O. 10 and Ills
T. N; Limited Express, 1904. NJ, daily except
FGE psl'i% Ss al. Ss' adj AZ go 9pd
on SUNDAY, y;iO, lLOO A. NJ, 400, 600, 7.l0, 1000
For Pope's creek Line, cas- A. NJ. spd4aop
daily, except sunday, ''
For Annapolis, G3j A. M. and 40 p. M. daily. ex.
cent Sunday. va
ALEXANDRIA II FREDERICRSBURa RArr..
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHING-
Ton RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $50, 100, 925, HOS and 1i.as A.
M, EOS, 425, ., CPS sos and 11.35 Z. N. On sim.
day at 6.3O. VS., HOS A. NJ, sos Z. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, 100 and II 05 A. NJ
~ daily, and T.. M. daily, except Sunday. 49,
Trains leave Alexandria for WsshinTton so5
so5 and 10 10 A. M; sos sSs, 5IS Us and and
lO.4OP n. and II 10 midnight On Sunday at sos
and 1910 A. NJ, 705 and 1910 p. NJ.
1ickets and Information at the office. northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and at the station where orders can be left for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
j. r. WOOD,
c,,.. =, ,,,., General Passenger Agent
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Just the Kind of Man want,


The second Of the series OF those doktghtful
limited excursions to the wonderlsftcaverns
OF Luray, via tho Baltimore & 0hfB Railroad,
took place last Wednesday axu<fwas quite a
success both In numbers. fShd time made.
These excursions are quitRthe rage both from
well patronized alltduring the season. Re-
member that iheSnext excursion takes place
on WednesdaX1S0ly 8, leaving Washington at
8 80 a. msSBuy your tickets early, as over
fifty tiSkuks have been sold already. Each
ticketrhtitles you TO a reserved seat.
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Off for Fauouier Springs.

The garrison OF the Washington Barracks,
reinforced by two batteries from Fort Me-
Henry, took up the march this morning for
Fauquier Springs under command OF Colonel
the troops win come by way OF Harper's Ferry
and the Shenandoah Valley and visit the bat.
tle-neld and campaign grounds OF that re-
glon.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1858
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from tho Signal
ONCE to-day says:
Fair weather is indicated for the Upper Mis-
siesippi and Missouri Valleys and lake region
with slight fall in temperature. Local rains,
followed by fair weather, is indicated for the
Middle ATLANTIC States on sunday.
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National Democratic Convent 0lhs4iN
pennaYIVania RaigrOaa1.

For delegates ana visitors atEehding the Ma.
tional Democratic Uonyeniians Tickets TO Chi.
cago viii be placed on sass At the offices OF the
Pennsylvania RailrQAdF6uly TO z inclusive,
good going TO destination on or before July s
and good for .fneurn passage on or before July
10. Farek0tthe round-trip, $21.50.
ThesksB. II. offers superior advantages over
athef flhes, and trip over the road at THIS
eeas0n win be one OF pleasure and comfort. 3
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

's9EAVE u. u p. DHPoT, SIXTH AND SITS.
$40 q, m.-For all Way Stations and virginia
Springs Lexington, KY, Louisville, Cincn.
NATL Columbus and 81. Louis. Daily except
HOS II. m.-For williamsburg, Va, Newport
News, Old Point Comfort ana Norfolk. Daily
except Sunday.
$40 p. m.--For Louisville. Cincinnati, st. Louis
ana Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest and southwest, Fast Express
daily; docs not stop for local business except
ice to Louisville ana Cincinnati.
l0:40 .. m.-For all Way Stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except
SUNDAY.
For tickets and Information apply Mt O. Il o.
Railway office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue under
National Hotel, Va. Mid. Railway Office col
Pennsy lvania ave. and Il, g. p. station.
ii. w. FULLER,
G. W. SMITH, Gen. Pass. Agsnt.
General Manager
FRANK TkIG9, N. IL. Passenger Agent,
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STEAMBOATS,.

1,AILY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
IL MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
Steamers GEORGE LEARY anu E&CELSIOR.
one o. These Popular steamers leaves 'th Sc
urdays ~ o, stopping AT Piaey Point daily, going
and returning, ana Cornhe!d Harbor on the
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday trips only.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING,
Exclusive connection with the Boston and
Providence steamers. Connect also with New
York and Richmond steamers, Norfolk aud
Western, Seaboard and Roanoke, Ocean View
ana Virginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can be secured at BaltmoI
q Ohio ticket ONCE, AZ 18th 81. and Pa. ave, >,
Marc Hotel, POlkinhOrn'e, next TO City POstolics
office OF KnoN's Express, 9TH NJ, and Pa. ave. anc,
NJ Companys Ottce, nth 81. wharf
hhoxs Express Will call for and check bag
gage rom hOlelsan private residences
Freight received daily until p. m.
w. T.. WELCH, Gen, Agent.
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Just received, a large assortment or Latgtry
and single bangs and WaYNR0f all styles and
shades. our long 4hlrkgafds we soil at 81,
former price $3.50. NRAVAs OF all kinds dressed
and hair braids aye4tn all shades. Bellcham.
Der Golden Lar Waah, MRS. 8. HELLER,
\ .s1p 500Ninth street northwest.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Yesterday was generally observed In this
city as National holiday. All OF the principal
banke, and tho hands employed at the railroad
shops were given holiday. The po5tonico kept
sunday hours. Large crowds went up the W.,
o. W. Railroad to Belmont Springs, Carlln
Springs, Leesburg and other places along the
line. The river steamers also stopped here
and took on number OF persons.
Frederick Dodge, a white man, was arrested
last night on warrant sued out by Mrs. Sarah
Higgine, charging him with seducing her IL.
year'old daughter. Nine persons were ar
rested by the police yesterday on the charge
OF being drunk and disorderly.
Mr.. George Williams, an old and respected
citizen, and we'll known painter, died at the
residence OF Mr.. Harry Jacobs, on Lower
Prince street, at an early hour yesterday
morning.
Engineer william Brewin, who was badly
scalded on the Virginia Midland Railway on
Wednesday, by the engine no was running
colllding with hand-car which was standing
on the track, near Stanton River, was
brought to his homo In West End, near this
city, on Thursday night. Mr.. Brewin's In
1uiies are not thought to be OF n serious char
acter.
A colt belonging to Rev. ]. W. Webb was
killed by freight train on the A. & f. Rail-
way, near Colross, on Thursday evening.
The Blaine and Logan Club, No. /, of this
city, had the honor 10 display the only Ameri.
names Of Blaine and Logan attached. the
rigging was superintended byJ. NJ. Wiley, OF
the club.
grand ratification meeting was held at
the evening when
distinguished Geakers A large crowd was
present aRds Pnsiderable enthusiaspbs<ssss
d''pl'sts 49,
Democratic nopiRses6h In the Sunday Herald
TO morroWsssse
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THE MORNING NEWS,
Local and General, Boiled Down,
Worked over and Furnished UP

Fresh.
Baltimore had quiet Fourth. There
was not asingle IRE In the city.
The two hundredth anniversary of the
founding OF the town OF Cambridge, Nd, was
celebrated yesterday.
The London Times calls upon China to
bow to the Inevitable and yield to the demands
OF France TO avoid strife.
The son of Mr.. William Fendner hsafA4s
small cannon yesterd kiasrfsoh.
GLOVES, 5c, sassaSt S'eent store 4s9 eth ST.
slRefei, naval physician, died of
-sss6f6fa at Toulon yesterday. There were no
deaths al. Marseilles. There were i've deaths at
Toulon.
The formal presentation of the Bartholdi
statue OF Liberty by the French Government
to the United States took place in Paris yes.
terday.
The resignation of Colonel ]. o. p. Burn
eide, as commander of the National Rifles,
was accepted at tho meeting OF that corps
Thursday night.
William G. Nicholas and William NJ
Robertson wero acquitted In the Criminal
Court last Thursday afternoon OF the charge of
libel on George W. Cooper, policeman, No. 100
Nathaniel Mckay has written to Hon. S.
s. Cox, chairman OF the House Committee on
Naval Affairs, calling his attention to what he
terms "steal' In the contracts to furnish the
plates for the turrets Of the monitor Manic.
nomah.
A broker named Crocker, guest at Rich
field Springs, N. Y, yesterday hired boat,
rowed himself out Into the middle Of Otsego
Lake, tied the boats anchor TO his leg and
jumped overheard.
The Jackson Democratic Association has
elected John Z; Norris, president; H. Q.
Clagett and II. II; Barker, vice. presidents E.
d. Wright, Q. s.; n. Sardo, II. s.. g. II. Stewart,
i, g.; Jere b. Wilson, treasurer.
There was another storm, accompanied
by heavy rainfall, In Western Maryland last
evening. 1t was especially severe .iRdkisors1-
entity OF Hagerstown fhd PeRSsafa and along
the line OF the mbe4ApcfsValley Railroad.
r.p SsSS Is 81 hls ss'0i' the imported
Wilson's Station, on the d. & p. Railroad, yes.
terday, to witness a cooking main between
Washington and Virginia birds. The latter
were victorious, winning three lights, and the
Washington birds two fights. The usual
amount OF money changed hands.
The train bearing the Delaware delega-
tior, who go to Chicago to work for Bayard's
mington at IL 80 p. m. yesterday amid nre
works and cheers. The Delawarians occupied
two cars, whose sides bore the legend,
"Bayard for President" The party mum.
bered about one hundred.
Mr.. G. p. O'Connor, who Is well-known
In connection with the movement In Balti-
more for the promotion OF the Irish National
cause, says General Butler A. his frst and MI,
Blaine his second choice III the Presidsucy,
and he adds that unless GenerQl sNatfer Is
nominated the masses Of H9 4fish- Americans
who arc not politicians wHifote for Blaine.
APRONS nicely ppede, 7c. Ct SC. store, 9TH st..
At TupReston, W. Va, yesterday James
TuSpesS aged 20, was killed by young man,
s1fffied Harry Taylor. The latter claims that
1 Tho killing unintnntiOnaI. IA
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Where Calkins VIII Speak This
Evening.

The statement In morning paper that tho
Hon. William II. Calkins would address a
meeting TO be held at Grand Army Hall this
present at a meeting OF the Indiana Republi-
can CLUB, at Masonic Hall, to ratify his nomi-
nation 10 the onlce Of Governor of Indiana, at
wbich time speeches Will be made by Senator
Harrison, General Dudley and Representatives
Robinson, Reed ana Hiscock.
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APRONS nicely pede, a. q SC,

At Tupnc,toH, w. Va, yesterday James
TuEpnssaged 20, was killed by young man,
s1ffhed Harry Taylor. The latter claims that
tho killing was unintentional. He says he
and Turner were sounding In fun, when he
threw him on the ground, killing him In.
stantly. Turner has family grown. Taylor
is about 25 years old. He has always been on
good terms with the deceased. Taylor Is un.
1ar
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4 ooK AT LOW FARES,


FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK,
FIRST GLASS FARE, -; ROUND TRIP, 100
Steamer JANE MoSRLEY leaves Washington
for Norfolk and Old Point Monday, Wednesday
ana friday at $3.50 p, M, making close connection
with steamer for New York, Ocean View, virginia
Bearh aud all Railroad Lines South,
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Fare % cts.
Steamer j. W. THOMPSON leaves MondlS,
"wednesday and Saturday at q, m.
For Information apply by telephone or other
wise 10 General Onice Sixth-street wharf, terml'
nus Seventh or Ninth street oars
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
GEO n. PHIIIIPS, superintendent. myl0
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NO Talent.
~Texas Sifiings
SHOWS dat ar boy OBJ mine comm on In de
Sunday. SCHOOL," asked Sam Johnsing OF the
Reverend Amlnidab Bledsoe Of the Blue Light
Colored Tabernacle.
HE comes up mighty slow wild dc collects"-
"Foah God, I'll tan his black hide. GIBBS
him a dime cherry Sunday ter put In dc
plate"
Parson Bledsoe explained the difference be-.
tween collect and collection, whereupon
Sam said:
"Dar's no use crowdln' the boy. l nebber had
no talent for 'ligeon when was boy"
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Shoes! shoes!! shoes!ll

owing to the recent failure of EraasAs Prott,
boots and shoes, is now, hst1g disposed of re-
gardless OF cost. TbdsetCk { is positively to DO
closed out 70 Elself ansbu&4h 4 Bro. possess
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------- ------;al7Fras
Look Anf
for genuine baggatns NJ Clothing. Elseman
Brosp eotnsrseeenth al ~ e.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24

Those desiring to purchase will
find at the OLD RELIABLE, a
complete stock OF Spring and Sum-
mer Goods. Our stock Of Staple
Dry Goods cannot be beat either in
quality or price. In Fancy Goods it
is acknowledged we carry the finest
line in Town. Ladies' Suitings, La
dies Summer Wraps, Dolmans in
great variety. CARPETS good
line. Hosiery, Gloves and Notions
NOT excelled. BOOTS AND
SHOES for the million. All to be
sold at the very lowest prices. We
don't propose to sell lower than New
York or Chicago prices, but at price
ut which we can live and let livs.
Thankful for the very liberal ira o
which has been given us the pas;
year, and respectfully soliciting o.
tinuance Of the same, we remain,
Truly yours,
WETM0RE & PADDOCK.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, JULY "a. 1884.
The Greedy 'Rescus.


The dailies received here Saturday
morning brought news Of the rescue of
the survivors Of the Greedy Arctic expedi-
tion. The Post and Tribune in COM
msnting upon it says;
The welcome news came Yesterday
that the survivors of the Greedy expedi-
tlon-Only six of the twenty-five who
were left at Lady Franklin Bay three
years agO-had been brought to the har-
Dor OF st. Johns, Newfoundland. Twelve
frozen bodies OF those who had died Of
starvation and cold since the beginning
OF April are also on board the rescuiHg
vessels, the Thetis and Bear, besides
that OF Sergeant Ellison, who died from
the effects of freezing after the steamers
had started hOmeward. The half-dOzen
survivors, Commander Scheley says
were so nearly exhausted when found
that they would all have persisted if the
rescue had been delayed fOrty-eight
hours. The sOrr0wful fate of more than
threes-quarters of this brave party will
lead people to question anew whether
the advantages to be gained by sending
out expeditions into the polar regions
for discovery or for the advancement of
science In any other way, are a suffi-
eient compensation for the suffering
and loss of life that they almost invaria-
bly, bring. There are many who believe
that tho wisest thing for our govern
ment to do is to let the arctic zone rest
undisturbed. with all its frozen secrets
to the end Of time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-24

The American railroad svstem, which
now extends over about 100000 miles
has cost something like $50O,OOOOOO,
and nearly four-ffths Of that amount
has been expended on the locomotive.
There are estimated to he $4,000 rail-
road engines now i'm use. and they cost
not less than $4,000 apiece. 1t Is said
that the most costly piece OF railroad
property in the country Is the Junction
road around Philadelphia whore the right
Of way had to bs bought like building
lots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-13
.6LIY'S
CREAM BALM


haa gained an env!aale
reputation wherever
known, dIsplacing all
;"thcr preparations. An
article Of undoubted
merit ls convenient
and Clearly. II cansos
no pain nor sneczing.
il 1t Is not q a
Liquid or SNUFF.
Apply by the fngc,
into the nostriis. 1t
Will bc hbt osbel, Of.
ectual!y cleansing tho
nas'd passages OF Ca.
tArThst virus, causing
,ys Inflammation, pro.
~ Of the head from nd.
reals III cores and 70.
1 sne!l. Beneficial re.
: applications, A :hor,
tho HEAD, FEADACAf
OF mucous membraual
lar. Is msil. prepstd,
ecoiyed. sold BY all
sta, DIP
BROTHERS,
:, fy,ytrfc N-ucoo u
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"a " "'@o0Nt ~ ~ WuhhLlNu. ~
From Ms Annual Report u he Secretary Of Aale Boa'd
10 a people engaged in agricultural pur.
suits, and especially in the departments Of
stock.raising and wool.srowlng, anything
renting to tho diseases 10 which domesti.
Gated animals are subject, possesses con.
siderable interest. More particularly Ia
this the case In regard to thoso diseases
which are Of IN epizooiic, contagious or In.
fictitious character. The rapidity with
which whole tlocks and herds may become
affected, and tho Wholesale depreciation In
valuo which would enhue, apart from and
In addition TO the loss from the actual NOR.
tally, render q knowledge Of the nature,
prevention and management OF such dis.
eases Of the first importance.
An additional interest IL attached to this
subject by reason OF the recent action OF
several European governments restricting
or prohibiting the importation OF American
liyU stock and dressed meats. As q result
OF this action a prejudice hns been created
against us which Is unjust and exaggerated
and In many cases altogether unfounded.
Among the class Of diseases referred 10
will be found tho one which Is the subject
OF the present communication, anu Ii is
proposed brittly to summarize what is
known Of It's history and prevalence
together with its character, symptoms and
TIE most approved methods Of prevention
aud treatment.
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MEDICAL.
When You are in Trouble,

D@f be dy:smaiI Your liver is
torpid, perhaps, and you may be said
to be bilious. The way to help you
out ofthe difficulty is to take B1owu's
iron BiNcys, which sets disordcred
livcrs at work in good style.
Don't be cross and augyyI Your
digestion is bad, and that upscts your
disposition. If you will try Browns
Iron Bi!ters, you will find the digest
i've difficulties driven away in short
order. ,
DonI be dr!pmdeNY You arc
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you cannot face trouble, or think you
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The troubled, the weary, the de-
spondcnt, the nervous, the debilitatcd
and the bilious find rest, rcposc, re.
ircshment, and reconstruction in the
use Of that prince Of Tones, Brown's
Iron Httcrs. The druggist charges
4 dollar 4 bottle for it 10
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