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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

Mrs Saxon, OF Memphis, Tennessee
the eloquent and woll-known lecturer
on the evils OF intomporanco, addressed
large crowd ut the opera house last
evening. She pictured the horrors of
strong drink ana tho excuses of the
Moving bowl in most forclble man
nor. AZ the conclusion collection
was taken up TO defray the expenses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
A Skipping Kid.

Yesterday Marshal Arnold received
The following telegram from Weather
ford
"Wo have here to. night small boy,
who SAYS his name is Eddie Bennett,
and he halls from Dallas. He says his
father and mother arc dead. He saws
his father worked for barber name
Cole: His age is about years." Whose
bow Ia he?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
lib. NarroWfat Peas.
lib. MackereI.
Pickles in barrels.
Valencia Raisins.
MaCkGlel in Barrels.
All kinds Of SVeetCakes

The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased at SHER-
IFS SALE a. considerably less than half
their value, enables the management to set
prices down so low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all it's details, goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in it's accustomed rank of being the
Largest, Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas.
B. ROsENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GOsLIN, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

creasing the strength of the ports and
harbors on the Black sea has been re-
sumed. A number of artillerists from
st. Petersburg have arrived at this port
to take part in the work.
CONSUL ARRESTED.
BERLIN, May lS.-The Allgemeine
Zeitung has dispatch from Constanti-
nople, saying that the British consul at
Batoum, during a, recent journey TO
Kars, was arrested by the Russian po-
lice while he was sketching at port on
the Caspian sea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
The soudan.
SAILING HoMEwARp

SUAKIMi May 1S.-Gen. Graham and
the guards embarked for England Sat
urday.
The Australian contingent to the Sua-
KIM expedition have sailed for home.
Some Indian troops remain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

II. N. Faulcxingburg, deputy United
States marshal from Little Rock,
passed through yesterday having in
charge = prisoner named Sam Capilena,
whom he captured in Fort Worth, aud
who is wanted at Woodruff, Arkansas,
for selling liquor without license.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
Meriteti suoce...

lfthere Is any truth In the quotation:
"a thing Of beauty is Joy forever"
Mr.. j. Il. Flanders, the well-known ar
chitect win have done much 10 make
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
Robbery.

Enoch stauly, a farmer, who resides
in tho northern portion OF the county,
says that he was robbed at the Central
wagon'yard Sunday night. The thief
cut his pocket open.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
Turkey.
PLANTING ToRPEDoEs.

PLAN INV lOhiEuOLhs
CoNsrANTINoPLB, May lS.--Turkish
officers are still busily engaged planting
torpedoes in the straits or the Darda.
nelles,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

Hattie Morton and Martha Bond, both
colored, were adjudged guilty OF theft,
IN the county court, yesterday, and the
formergiven four months aud s25, and
the latter six months and 800. They
were booked Tor the Poer-farm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
In DURANGO vile.

Andy Gleason, who is wanted at Plano
to answer to tho charge of gambling,
was arrested hero yesterday by Police
Officer White and locked up on tele-
gram received, to await the coming of a
Plano official.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
Nolln PrnannnIed.

A batch Of $50 indictments found
during County Attorney Clint's crusade
against the gamblers, were nolle
prosecuted yesterday by him, as tho
vice has long since been suppressed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19
Rn,n RAII.


MCKINNEY, May ls.-ISpecial. Con
gresham Throckmorton had another
chill yesterday and Is not able to DO out
to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

AN ANGLo-cHINEsE ALLIANCE, POSI-
BLY,.
CALCUTTA, May 18.-The Indian goy-
eminent has decided to send Mr.. Carr,
member OF the British civil service,
to Yarkund, in Chinese Turkestan. 1t
is believed Mr., Carr's mission relates to
tho possible importance of Casgar, in
Chinese. Turkestan, in the event OF
war with Russia, and it is thought he
may arrange preliminary steps for an
Anglo Chinese alliance,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

The hearing OF F. Baum, the cotton
swindler wanted here, comes up to-day
at Toronto, Canada. The impression Ia
that he will be extradited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

IS concession
declared

ing its concession declared
forfeited. The railroad company
threaten to bring suit for libel against
the Mexican Financier, which pub
lished the news on the authority Of a
government official.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-19

UHICAGO, May lS.-Ihe rolling minis
OF the North Chicago Rolling Mill com.
pany, situated nc South Chicago, re-
sumed operations to-day with a force
of 500 men. Tho mills shut down on
April l, owing 10 general strike OF the
wOrkmon, whose demand for D cents
per day advance In wages as not salts.
factory. The company claimed 10 vas
losing money ~ the wages then paid.
To-day the stiikors went back al the
old Wapoa.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
THE MARKETS.

stocks Dali and Lower Money Easy
Exchange Dull-Produco Steady
and Firm-whest Advanoe-dOn
Dull and steady.
NEW York, April Tho stock mar
ket continues extremely dull. Tho gem
oral market opened strong, first prices
showing in nearly every ease gain Of 4
to ] per cent. while Central Pacific was
up 81 por cont. and during tho first hour
there were further advances in the active
list. This was followed by extreme dull
ness and only slight changes in quota
tions, which continued until after
o'clock. Only fow of the stocks OH tho
list nuctuated rs much as per cent.
Cotton steady. Sales so, middling up
lands. III; Orleans. liz; consolidated net
receipts, Obs; exports to Great Britain,
$50; continent. 500.
Southern flour quiot and rather weak.
Whoat, spot lots to 2 lowor, closing
stronger. Export demand very moderate.
Options opened weak and lower, later
recovered from decline and advanced \
to Z, closing firm; speculation moderately
active.
Oats | to | higher and in fair demand.
Hops dull and nominal. Coffee firm apd
fraction higher. Sugar dull and nom
inally unchanged. Molasses steady. Rico
firm and in moderate demand. Wool
dull and barely steady. Pork dull and
unchanged. Beef steady. Beef hams
dull. Freights stoady. Cotton, i'd;
wheat, steam, 4 to 4id.
Quotations or Wednesdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man & Co., bankers, 14ll y street, being the
most active stocks In tho New York exchange:
fJn'o NM Totg Cv,,. Nltsf.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
TIE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted By tho District judiciary
Yesterday,

United States Supreme cotrt.-The following
cases were argued or acted upon yesterday
Nos. 22l, 90, 2i9, 222, aud 22S. In the last
named the Boatmens Savings Bank, plaintiff
In error, vs. the State Savings Association OF
81. Louis. The argument was commenced by
Mr.. John W, Noble for the plaintiff in error,
continued by Mr.. JEFF Chandler for the de-
fendant in error, and concluded by Mr.. w.
Hallett Phillips for plaintiff in error,
Court In General 1srni-C7isf Justice Cartier
and justices While and Jdmes.-Westham Gran.
tie Company vs. Chandler ct al. order dis
missing case vacated. Harris ct al. VS.. Dam
man; restored to tho calendar. Birney w.
Robbins; decree below affirmed, and appeal
to the United States Supreme Court allowed.
Assignment unchanged.
Circuit ourt--JuSiice Cor.-woodbury VS.
District of Columbia; on trial. Assignment
unchanged.
Equttp Court-Jusitce Jdmss-Berry. vs. Ken
nedy; order appointing Thomas Ii. Callar
guardian ad Item. Assignment unchanged
Criminal CourtS,Jusiice MdcArthur.--Johr
b. Denegrl; convicted of policy; sentence SCI
aside and fine Of SIS imposed. James Smith
manslaughter; guilty; sentence suspended
Wesley Adams, larceny from the person. or
trial. Assignment for to-day ases left over
National Republican., 1885-04-02

BALTIMORE, April 1.-yirginia 6s, consoli
dated, A; new IS, 52I bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
Base Ball Base Ball / to-day at ll5.
deeds Filed for Record YESTERDAY

Front ON alley in rear of L st.. north side, bet.
9th and 10th sts S. W., lots l09 and l03, A.
Wylie's sub. OF 81. 3S7, Martha NJ. Read-to
William ID. Allen, Sl,il6.63,
18th st., east aide, bet n. Y. ave. and Il st. n.
W., lot A. Chapman ct al. So. Ill, VIM. d..
Allen TO Martha NJ. Reed, S6553.
st.. north side, bet, 9th an 10th sts; 8. W.,
lot IL, So. aSs Maria Jackson ct. al. to Benla-
min f. leighton, $500
Pa. ave-. south side, bet. 18th and 18th sts n.
W., pt lot 4, So 292, Drucilla Hancock TO
Susanna C. Hancock, S..
Md ave-. south side, bet. I'd st. n. 9. and B st.
n. O., lots 10 TO ~, of Ames d. Horrison's sub.
OF 50. 75s, John u. Ames to Rufus A. MOrri-
son, 50.
N ST., south side, bet. Canal and Half sts. s. W.,
pit. lot l5 and Half ST., west SIDE bet. NJ and
N sts S. W., lots IL, 10, 20, n, %, So 650 Jas.
7. 1ustin TO Wm. +. Hoffman and Allen @.
Clark, 500.
1lth st. east side, bet. NJ and n SITS. s. g., lot 8,
50, 1000, William A. Meloy et al, trustees TO
Abraham kaufman, 81, 900.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
THE METHODIST PRoTEsTANTs

ginty-seventh Session OF tho Annual
Maryland Conference In AIeKandrie.
The fitty-seventh session Of tho Mary
land annual conference Of tho Methodist
Protestant Church convened in the NJ. p.
Church, on Washington street, in Alex
andria, yesterday, Rev. ]. r. Murray,
president, presiding, and Rev. T. Ii.
Lewis acting as secretary. About 200
ministers were present. The annual re-
port showed $4,000 had been collected
during the year for church improve
ments. The conference sermon was
preached by Rev. J. d. Kinzsr. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen: j. T. MUIR
ray, ID. d., president secretary, Il. II.
Lewis; associate secretary. Il. II. Little;
conference steward, j. w. Trout; home
OF ofsuperannuated fund, Il. o. Grouse; home
and foreign missionary steward, $. X.
Murray; standing district committee,
William Dale, j. ID. Kinzer, w. S. Ham
mond. II. +. Iollieotier, j. w. Herring,
and w. j. c. Dulaney.
The hours of meeting during the con-
ference were fixed at from o to 12 in the
morning, 2:30 in the afternoon, and 7;3O
at night.
The reports of the ministers of this
city showed rapid growth of the churches,
the Ninth Street Church heading tho list.
When the conference convened in the
evening there was a very large attend
ance, nearly half of the assemblage being
ladies. The session was given up to COM
munion service and memorial eulogies of
the members who had died during
the year. The deceased were James
l.. Eiderdice, c. Il. Cochel, A. ID.
Murray, q nephew Of the president of tho
conference, and II. E. Miskimmon. The
communion service occupied the first
part of the evening, and was conducted
by Prof. Cushing. About 100 persons
partook Of the Offering. DR.. Souther-
land, Rev. J. J. Murphy, Rov. I. d.
Valiant, and Rev. T. Ii. Lewis then de-
livered eulogies on the deceased minis
tors. The session continued until after
10 O'Clock, and some of the eulogies were
eloquent and touching in tho extreme.
There will be three sessions to-day, and
important business will be considered.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

The decrease OF the public debt for the
month OF March amounts TO s4s3OO0. Two
statements wero issued, ono in tho usual form,
and another in form suggested by Mr.. G. N.
Jordan, of New York. The latter form
shows reduction In the amount of cash In the
counts Gold and silver certificates, United
States notes held for certificates of deposit
under act of June s, 1872, The following ac-
counts are represented as unavailable Frac-
sum placed to credit of reserve for redemption
of legal tenders $500, 600 000) aThe debt state.
mont will be increased by the Pacific railroad
bonds and accrued interest about Sos, 100000.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

man & CO., bankers, 14ll y street, being the
most active stocks In tho New York exchange:
NsT.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
TO FIGHT THE pRuMMERs, TAX
A Cooperative Concern 60 Commence
Operations In This District.

Operations In This District.
A New York cooperative organization
has sent circulars to Baltimore merchants,
in which proposition is made ITO tost in
q practical manner the legality" Of tho
drummers' tax or license laws in force
in many states, territories, &c. 1t is de-
termined to commence operations in this
city, and have tho 5000 tax removed by
legislation. This tax, IL is claimed, has
deferred many houses from Offering goods
in this city, while many firms have been
compelled to use the services Of tho
thirty-six brokers ct q commission Of
from "a to per cent. on sales. These
brokers are alleged to have rooms for
the display of samples, and are protected
by local license, and, in person or by an
assistant, accompany tho visiting sales
man in his trip through tho city. This
organization claims to have an established
ofiico Of this kind located here. They
ask the trade to corporate with them by
the payment Of s25 to provide sufficient
funds to defray expenses of the mAinten-
auce Of such office for tho current year.
Those contributing will be on titled to the
benefits Of the Washington Office for the
sale Of goods without further charge for
brokerage or license fee. Accompanying
the circular is blank form to bo filled
by any ono desiring TO join the organiza'
tion. Tho number aud street Of the Wash.
ington office 10 not given, aud nothing IL
known here of IL.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

The commissioner of pensions has suspended
an employe of the office from duty and ordered
an investigation of his conduct In "haviug
indirectly prosecuted claim for pension, in
solar as to give advice for what said claim
should be made, and tho manner in which
the evidence supporting the same should be
prepared and stating that he himself would
make an affidavit In support thereof" Com
missioner Black says he is OF opinion that mo
one in government employ should prosecute
claim against the government which may
come before him or his associates for consider
ation," and that "such errors as those COM
mitted by the clerk in question: are almost
unpardonable, aud in future viii not under
an" circumstances be forgiven"
National Republican., 1885-04-02

The Treasury Department has notified col
lectors of customs that printed matter in the
form of newspapers and periodicals is free OF
duty, under paragraph 7i5, notwithstanding
the fact that the article may not be imported
general holding that a periodical does not
cease TO be periodical by mere delay In trans
mission after its publication, SO long as the
publication still lives. The rule stated will be
subject TO that Limitation. Also, that canned
Holsters imported from Canada after July next,
when the Washington treaty eXempting fish
from duty will expire will BIO free OF duty un-
der the. provisions of the tariff for shrimps and
other she'll fish, but the cans will be liable TO
the duty imnnsnh by the act of Eah & lSIh
National Republican., 1885-04-02

After tho reading of the journal yesterday
the chair laid before the Senate several COM
muuications which ho had received In regard
to the failing health of Gen. Grant, and sew
eral Senators calling for the reading the Asso-
ciated Press bulletins were read from the sec
retarys desk, Upon motion OF Mr.. Sherman,
the chair was authorized 10 appoint the com.
mittee provided for by the Allison resolution,
to sit during the recess and take into CON
alteration the contingent expenses OF the
Senate. The following senators were named
Messrs. Allison, Plat, Plumb Miller OF New
York, Cockrell, Harris, and Payne.
Upon motion of Mr.. Miller, OF New York,
the Senate went into executive session, nd.
journing when the doors were reopened.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
A False Report or Cholera.

The false report that vessel had arrived at
Boston with cholera patients on board arose
from the fact that tho bark sontag arrived at
Salem day or two ago from Chittagong, and
that one of the crew died in November and
been no sickness on board and the crew were
all In good health upon arrival. Yesterday
morning the vessel left Salem for Galloup's
Island In Boston harbor, where the cargo will
thought probable that the Secretary of State
will reappoint the foreign inspectors Of ship
ping who were suspended from duty during
the winter, that action may be taken to pre-
country,
National Republican., 1885-04-02

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
Brown, Shipley 4 Co., London, England to
be special fiscal agents of tho Navy Depart
ment.
Capt. william ]. Volkmar, 9TH cavalry, to be
assistant adJutunt general with the rank OF
major.
Capt. George II. Burton, 2lst infantry, TO be
inspector general with tho rank Of major
To be postmasters-Char Mcneil at Tor
rington, Conn., Michael j, Dougherty, Gales
burg, H.; Ansel Watrous Fort Collins, Col.
Palemon Wiley Central City, Col; Wilbur Il,
Horn, Idaho Springs Col; William Gordon,
New Castle, Pa.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate yesterday
A. Leo Knott, OF Maryland, TO bO second as.
sistant postmaster general.
10 be poAtmasters--iionry L.. Kenyon, at
Northfeld, VI; John A. Showalten, Latrobe
Pa; John X. Raynsford, Montrose, Pa; Macon
Bonner, Washington, n. O.; Adcbert Shepherd,
Maverly, Iowa; Bayard S. Gray, Portland,
Charles y. Cook, Mcpherson, Kau,j Il. Marion
Moore, Pleasanton, Kan.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
Pension Agents Cautioned,

Commissioner Black issued circular to
pension agents yesterday in which he says
that Investigations now In progress show that
~ sono dns'ances NerS gIoss lruus nMe oeen
the instrumentality of clerks employed in PEN
sion agencies. The agents are directed to ex-
ercse the greatest care In regard to tho selec-
tion OF subordinates. The government, it is
true, may be imbursed from the agents bond
for such losses rs are referred to, but this does
not prevent the resulting scandal TO the ser
vi
National Republican., 1885-04-02

my practice is among women; with worn.
out, rundown, debilitated, over-worked
school teachers, milliners, dressmakors, and
other classes Of SelfSupporting women, and
they all require good tonic, ! have pre-
scribed gallons and gallons of tonicS, but none
of them are equal to yours. It is positively
the best OF any which have ever taken my
self or ordered for my patients, "-opinion OF
Dr. s. T.. Brown l27 Columbus avenue, Boston,
Of the Lebig CO.. 3 Coca Beef Tonic.
National Republican., 1885-04-02
Marine nosnItaI Surgeons.

At the examination by the medical board oi
the marine hospital service at their last Sos.
sion in this city the following applicants
passed their examination and will be ap-
pointed assistant surgeons in the marine hos
pital service in tho order OF merit: w, d.
Bretton, South Carolina; X, b, Watkins, Con
nocticut; w. r. Mcintosh, Arkansas; Seaton
Norman, Maryland John b, Fattic, Ohio, aud
Nm / petlis NirRinia
National Republican., 1885-04-02
The Safety Of the Printers.

Architect Clark, of the capitol, expressed an
opinion yesterday that the old portion OF the
printing office Is not safe, and that II could be
made safe by taking out the old iolst and put.
ting In iron beams, which would make tho
building partly freprOoE This alteration can
be done without great expense, and would
not ueeessllate tearing the building down.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

CHICAGO, April THE wheat market opened
easier at 79LC for May. Foreign advices re.
ported dull grain markets and English con-
soils firm. These were offset by bad crop re-
ports and material decrease In the amount
of wheat anoat; after preliminary sales the
at 7gSSc for May. Corn and oats steady and
unchanged. Pork firm. Following are the
closing figures: Whoat-April, 1870; May,
7O}4c; Juno, sl24c; July, sSlsc. Corn-April,
April, 271sc; May, 3l9sc; July, 8l7sc. Pork
April, sll.10; May, sliSj; June, sil,05; July,
si207iS. Lard-April 1927; May, shs2%;
June $3.50 July 500
National Republican., 1885-04-02

Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, April I. Cotton dull and firm
er; middlng, II Lice. Flour steady and
quiet. Howard street and western super.
fine, s2.f5@3.l0: do extra, S3209S65; do.
family, S3.6jCG4.75; city mills superhne, s2.75
@300; do. extra, s3.25at365; do. Rio brands.
A.G2GD4.75; Patapsco family. $3.50: do. super
atiye patent $50. Wheat--Southern easier
and quiet; western lower and more active;
southern red, 9l@02c; do. amber, 9i@96c; No.
| Maryland. 9l1tc bid; No. 2 western winter
red spot, S6126SGiIc; April, s63s9s7c; May,
SSiS9SSSsc: June OOl l5@90t4c; July, 9OI9@g2c.
Corn-southern steady, quiet; western easier
and more active; southern white 5319G5ic; do.
yellow. 5O19GD5lc; western mixed spot and
April 4SIgl9c; May, iSl&yls5kc: steamer,
471SC9i71Ic. Oats firm aud higher; south
ern, 365S9o: western white, Ss6DiOc; do
mixed. 36@37c; Pennsylvania, 37@30c. Rye
easier and quiet 72GD7ic. Hay firm: prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. sl5GIl6
Provisions easy aud quiet; mess pork.
| sl36O63la75. Bulk meats, shoulders, and
! clear rib sides packed, J1sG7i4c. Bacon
Shoulders, 81 clear rib sides SC; hams, 10
1Bc. Lard, refined, SIC. Butter quiet; west.
crn packed, l0@20c: creamery, 2O&2Sc. Eggs
steady at i5c. Petroleum nominal; refined, "a
arc. Coffee duh and barely steady; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, 7ss9T94c. Sugar
quiet and steady soft, &C.. Copper refined
quiet, lOA@lO74 Whisky quiet and steady,
| ST. l0lnl,2l,
National Republican., 1885-04-02
DIED.

LUCE Suddenly. March 80, 1885. At II
o'clock r. M, ht the resdence OF her son.in-
west, Mrs. y. q. LuCE, aged ~ years
Funeral aervlcus Thursday at a o'clock p. IN d.
DOMNtNG,-On wedn csday, Aprli !, 1885,
ht $40 n M, MtNStE E, wife oil IL H. Downing.
Notice VI funeral hereafter,
MONTAgUE,-On Wednesday, AprIt l, at 2
- M, EnwfN n. MONr ,duE, nged II years.
Funeral from the residence ofhs parents, No.
1909 Nineteenth street northwest, Friday,
April y, at y y. m. Relatives and friends re.
epcCtnlly Invited TO attend,
tSprlngheld and Boston Mass papera please
gopy. ~
National Republican., 1885-04-02
GFOnOFTOWN

Old Georgetown, parts of lot 70, b. Peter
Beatty and Threlkeld IL Deakins's add,
parts lot /, known as the Columbia Mills,
George W. Cissell to Abraham ii. Herr tan
undivided half INTEREST,", $50, 800.
Same property as next above described, Abra,
ham IL. Herr to Austin Herr, So.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

BEHOLD the conqueror OF all kidney, liver
and arlnary diseases-Hunts Remedy Sure
cure.
Speedy cure to all diseases OF the kidneys or
urinary organs by using Hunts Remedy
What an appetite II gives; how restful 1t
makes my sleep, by using Hunts Remedy.
National Republican., 1885-04-02

ACARD.--To all who are suffering from tho
errors and lndiscretlons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood, 1Gc.,
] will send u recipe that will euro you, free OF
charge This great remedy was discovered by
q missionary in South America. send = self.
addressed envelope to the Rev, Joseph i. In,
man, Station d., New York city
National Republican., 1885-04-02

THE Rowland Dental Association No oil
Four-and.a-half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds OF
Dental Work. All work warranted irst-elag4.
Hayeadmlnlstered nitrous oxide to over 8),01l
persons Fine gold and amAlgam alllngs in'
serted in the best manner