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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.

AND LNIMPRoXED PROPERTY or k
s sTEETs S SIkhfF SIXTH AND SEVENTH
by virtue of deere of the supreme Court of t1t<
1883, in The of John II. ketcham ct all vs. .E
the President and Directors of the Georgetown ege
virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber No.
6sS folio 2 of the land records of the District OF
in front of the premises. ON TT t:-DAY. the NINTH
pay OF JUNE, y. ID; 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM
t9e pieces estate situated in the city
Lots numbered forryfour (44). forty five (45. fifty
(5 sixtyeght (6s), sixtyfonr ga, sixty-fve t65j
square eight hundred and iftyseven Is ,s as re- ..
corded in Liber J. H. h. folio 3, in the surveyor
LOIS numbered seventy-two cry seventy three (7),
sevetyotr a. seyenty-eght t1S), seventyn!ne (19j
lots OF kelys subdivision recorded in Liber J. H. K.
folio l25 III the surveyor office. with the improve
Lots numbered twenty eight (2s rwenty-nine (2s,.
sh "a, 81 f%rysS 49, tfty e5C) lty-one
enty 90 seyeniyi"e l.5) twenty-sx t26J, twenty
go f,rtvtWo i4H fortvtre tx ,99
fifty three (5,, sixty-two 62 sixty,hree ,:s twen.
& & fortyseTen "a u
as forty-nine 40, fftyeigh1 t5S), fftynine go
siI!are numbered eight hundred and fty-seven (S51
Ihese Lots or so many as may be necessary to pay
rate parrels. and in the order named above and The
sale viii be continued from day To day until sufli-
Gent number OF lots have been sold to satisfy the
debt,
Terms of sale: One-third "a of purchase money
payable In Cash and the balance in equal ins ALI
neEs al one and TWO years for which the notes of
purchaser D. trinE SIX cent interest and
by deed OF trust on the premises shall be given
deposit of $50 each Lot bid oil Will be required
All conveyanciug purchasers If terms of sale
are not complied with within ten DAYS from time of
sale the Trustees the right to resell, al mr.
chaser's risk and cost.
CHAS ~ ELLIOT, Trustee,
4US 9Th street northwest
II. u. COOKE. Trustee.
1929 street northwest
my22-d&ds Washington ID g.
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DIED.
ANnnEurp n. u,,.u-.Aa.

ANDREWS. On Thursday morning. June 4, 1856.
after q long illness, which she bore VITA christian,
fortitude, JENNIE r. ANDREWS, beloved wife Of
Gardner h. Andrews.
Funeral Friday, June 5th, at O'Clock p m. FROM
her late residence 1905 Eighth street northwest
Friends of family invited TO attend -
DUFFY. On Thursday morning, June 4th, 1885.
M1CHEAL DUFFY. a native of Ireland aged sixty
two years for forty years q resident of this city
Funeral from st Peters church Saturday, ane oth.
at $50 O'Clock am.
GORDON. On Thursday morning, June 4th, 1885,
ut y O'Clock, Miss SALLY s. GORDON, after linger-
ing illness.
Funeral from the residence of her sister Mrs A IL
keyes 1923 Fourteenth street northwest on satur-
day. the 9th instant at $3.50 pm, which friends OF
family are invited. .
LYNCH. On June 5th, 1885, at four O'clock a. m,
Alice and the late John Lynch.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF her
mother, 2l7 q street northeast Sunday June T. al 3
O'Clock pm. Friends respectfully inviIed to at.
tend. pc
PARKER On Thursday. June 4th. 1855 at 40 u.
M, after q long and tedious Illness, Mrs BARBARA
A, relict OF Thomas 7. Parker, aged seyenty-ive
years and sixteen days.
The funeral will take place from her late resider-s
1928 Fifteenth street northwest sunday June a.
at O'Clock p M. The relatives and friends invited
TO attend 2s
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:25 pm. prices
ofthe New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge $50 18th street:


Following are the changes in the Washington
stock exchange quotations for to-day: U. 8
As, registered, 1919 bid, 1914 asked; D. c..
water stocks, 1901, currency, 1913 bid; water
stock, 1908, currency, 1873 bid; Washington
ropolitan railroad stock, "a bid, s41e asked;
Columbia stock, 80 bid; Washington Gas Light,
42as bid; 4212 asked; Georgetown Gas, AN bid,
asked; Franklin Insurance, 36l. bid, Al asked;
National Union Insurance, ISM bid, 1ssl
asked pa bd 6,d Han
bonds, 102is bid; Washington Market stocks,
10 bid, 20 asked; Washington Brick Machine
company, 9S1a bid, 100 asked; Bank of Wash
ington, 81 bid; National Bank of the Republic,
161 asked; Citizens National bank, 1901 bid;
Real Estate Title Insurance company, 100 bid,
1O2la asked; Pennsylvania Telephone compar
ny, So bid, 571a asked; U. s. Electric Light COM
pany, Al bid.
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Owing TO the fact that a new Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Interior department will be an
pointed July LIST a change in the rooms Is now
being made. 1t is probable that the new First
Assistant, who will be, IL is thought, Mr.. Null
drow, who Is now the Assistant Secretary Will
retain his present ROOM while that of the chief
clerk will be occupied 10y the Second Assistant
whom, IL Is thought, will be ex-Representative
Post. The rooms on each side of the commits
sioner OF Indian affairs office, now occupied by
Examiner Stocking, will be vacated and
used by the employees OF the Secretary's office
The Patent Office employees will be removed 10
rooms in the newly-completed upper story OF
the building, while the scientific library now
on the second floor, will be moved To the upper
TO rooms In the north OF the south front OF the
building. These rooms thus vacated will be
occupied by the Commissioner OF Patents the
assistant com IN issioner, and the chief clerk. IL
Is understood that four examiners OF the Patent
Office viii be removed to the upper story
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DefalcatiOu In the New Orleans SuA-
Treasury.

FLIGHT OF THE REDEMPrToS CLERK.
The statement furnished by Treasurer Jordan
concerning the defalcation OF Aufaemorte. the
redemption clerk OF the sub-treasury OF New
Orleans is that the committee OF Treasury on.
Gals who went 30 New Orleans ahout the mid.
die OF April 90 examine the accounts OF the sub
treasury, found some suspicious items in cash
which they reported 20 the department on their
return to Washington. Mr.. j. A. sample and
MT. Henry Croggin, OF the committee. were len
behind 20 assist the treasurer In his daily bust
ness. Upon receipt OF instructions nom the
treasury TO send TO Washington all unas-
sorted and mutilated currency on hand az the
suo-freaSury, those gentlemen discovered n
shortage Of apparently $500. The defaulting
clerk, Aufdemorte. was present during tho
count on saturday. when the discovery was
made, but on Monday he was not on hand. On
tuesday Mr.. sample sent 90 Mr.. Aufdemortes
sick and had gone 90 Mississippi. Further de-
Ielopments a. telegraphed 90 the treasury to-
Gay show the deficit in the accounts 20 be about
Sso,3o3.Sl, with a possibility OF Its reaching
$ooooo Aufdemorte has been traced 20
Houston, Texas.
In speaking OF the New Orleans defalcaiion
today the United states Treasurer said he pro-
ton OF the affairs of the sub-treasury,
ana 10 that end has sent two clerks
OF his office, A. r. Quaifle and X. II. Sny-
ger, 10 New Orleans 10 assist Messrs. sample
ana Henry Croggan, who are now there.
Inc treasurer says IL is possible the total short
age may be increased 10 $50. 900. and intimates
mat Mr. Aufdemorte is not the only person
eminent will suffer no loss from the defalcation,
as IL is amply protected by the bond OF the
assistant treasurer. The shortage SO lar discovs
ered amounts to 2S,343.51.
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YINHOMAS BOWLING. AuctioneeE
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. SITUATE No.
ICS THIRD STREET. NORTHEAST


By virtue of deed of trust dated March TO- A. 80
D. 1850 and duly recorded In Iiber No. 934, at iMN
fOllo 800. of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby we will sell at pubic auction in front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the SIXTEENTH cay OF
June, AID. 1885, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PM the following described real estate situate in the
CITY OF ashingtOn in the District aforesaid viz: The
south part of Lot numbered nine t8) in square num-
oered seven hundred and fftyseven 900, fronting
twenty-h! re (2) feet Sd street east and running
pack IN westerly course the same width, the whole
improvements consisting of a comfortable twostory
Dwelling.
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at six per per
num- secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
all cash at option of purchaser 500 deposit re-
CURED at time OF sale. Conveyancng, recording, DC,
at cost of purchaser Terms to be complied with within
ten days from day of sale, otherwise Trustees will
sell at risk and cost of defung purchaser after three
days notice i'll the Evening Star.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, ra.
je4-d&dS JOHN III. GRAY, trustees.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

TL Is SAESAhhE S S"hHhhAS
5 MiEs HIS Ef Fk6PE 81 ga IL
S5H SSEASff$tn4T h HtS
REsPEcTiVELY, On BLA ABE s s1r's iiE OK
S W%56 PA T 15HsGk ES REEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause I'll:
in said w oa tf fur . m t as
HuHshAY The E1GHTESTn DAY OF jun Gn
that parcel land and premises, known as Meadow
v se ae ar and occupied
which aI has been snbdyided by us into twelve lots
b rpps ana 59np ny on G9
bic Frame Dwelling and outhonses. This lot has the
Hp At fronting on Column
oa ad tpI,npise. improved BY large barn
0. r. r.. improved by brick studio 'A o. :"
Lot 4, containing i sl-1OO acres fronting on b. O.
eS ss On
Q. r. r: and on New Road improved by arge foun-
Lot s, containing s.S7-i3o acres fronting on the
Lot Z, containing 4.49-1OO acres, fronting on the
Lot s, containing 5e6-1OO acres fronting on the
No Lot % 9 containing 6.s51oo acres. fronting on the
y Lot 10. containing 7.21-lOO acres. fronting on
Bre m god Road AN, and on The New Road.
wood and on the New Road. AL on'''s on 0'en'-
Chapel Road.
This property is of the best situated in the Dis
trct. being within fifteen minutes drive of the CITY,
access to which is had by two roads by the b. and
~ railroad end adjacent to the National Fair Assocla-
llon tronns and will MAKE splendid Villa Sites 1t
can readily he subdvded into smaller Building Lots
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Oiiethrd
Ga of the purchase money cash in hand: and the resi-
due ON credit Of u and (2) years in equal
n inst. and the purchaser will be required
give his notes. bearing six per interest with
deed Of trust upon the property the deferred
nsihlments unless the purchaser in any prefers
which arp fhnrizn
to receive the same instead of taking the notes and
deed OF trust Conveyances to be made upon the con-
hrmation of the sales by the court
To insure good faith the part of purchasers One
Hundred Dollars OF the cash payment upon each Lot
as sold Will be required to be deposited at the time OF
sale Pats of the Property as subdivided can be OBJ
tanned of either of the Trustees or at the Office of the
auc.ioneers. - $500
Parties desiring to attend sale will take train leaving
nue. at 1910 p. IN. for Mills Station.
&C COLE
46S louisiana
T. A. LAMBERT,
41O 9Th st. NV,
s. T. THOMAS,
452 ID ST NV,
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AleXand ria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

CHURCH MovEMENT.-With the Installation
Of the new pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church has come more jealous work at tina
church. Services are now held nightly. Last
evening Rev. Eugene Peck, OF East Washing.
ton, preached, and there was excellent music
NoTEs.-Jas. Simms, a crazy man, who has
been known on the streets here for a long time,
was buried from the poorhouse to-day.-The
last bulletin from ST. Johns cadet camp ans
nounces both drill and sports to be going ON
pleasantly
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MARRIED.

| SCHWAB-BALDWIN. on Thursday, June AZ.
1855 at the Church of she Epiphany, by Rev Char
II. Hail. ID d., OF Brooklyn, HERMAN G SCHWA Il,
of New York, TO MARY, daughter of the late Henry
Baldwin jr, of Philadelphia
VAN RISWICK-CARR- On Thursday evening
June 4th, 1855, the residence of brides fali. =
lab street northwest MARTINA VAN RIsWTlK
| to WILLIAM X. CARR of Norfolk, Va
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Appointments BY the President. Es


The President to-day appointed Hunter Wood
TO be collector of internal revenu for the sec.
ond district Of Kentucky.
The President to-day appointed he following
presidential postmasters. A. D. Tr,sley. at Sih-
ley, Iowa. vice II. 8. Brown, resigned: Thomas
Ingalls,. at Marblehead, Mass vice Knott V
Martin, resigned: Henry A Bills AT Winsted
Conn.,, vice H. l.. Roberts, resigned; Richard n
Hall, at Grenada, Miss, vice NJ. X. Mister, sus.
Garret w. Martin has been appointed most.
master, vice Cyrus +. McCue, resigned, at Lode:
bar, Nelson county, Va.
The resignation of Register B. X. Bruce was
qualification OF his successor, and Gen. Rose.
Grams will probably take change Of the Office To-
morrow.
Mr.. A. G. Thompson, inspector of public build.
ings. has rendered his resignation, to take effect
June Is, by request of Secretary Manning.
The Secretary of the Treasury has dismissed
Robert Otem, a messenger IN the second con
trollers Office. and ]. I. Harris, q messenger in
the first auditors office.
A. Skiilman, who was yesterday appointed
collector OF internal revenue for Nevada, was
appointed on the recommendation OF ex-Repre.
sentative Cassidy. He is one OF the
owners Of the Eureka Sentinel. He was
born In New Jersey, was foreman OF
compositors under Horace Greeley, and
left him to 60 to California. In California he
lived in the same town with j. p. JONES' now
senator from Nevada. Jones was then demo
erat, and Skillman and he ran on the same
Tor sheriff. They drifted to Nevada together
ana are still close friends, though Jones has
become q republican Senator, The appoint
ment Is perfectly satisfactory.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On THE Eth STREET ROAD, BEING PREM.
ISIS NUM- BERED 2IiO.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated tine 9th e-t%
day of September, \. ID. 1876, and recorded I'LL
in number. 3d., folio 26S, of the land f.
records for the District of Columbia and
by virtue of the authority by said deed con
ferred. the undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder in front of premises
on THU RSDAI, THE ELEVENTH DAY or JUNE,
\. IL. 1,o.I, AT HAIF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ
all that piece parcel of situate in the Dis
trict of Columbia and described as lot number 81
Haws subdivision OF part OF Mount Pleasant Plains
on atA stE let road having AZ feet front by depth
Gf 21E6i ieet and fronting 81 ~ feet continuation
OF 9Th street west The abovedeScribed property is
improved by a comfortable two-story frame house
with brick basement.
Terms of SALE Onehaf cash, and the balance in six
Twelve and eighteen months with interest thereon at
the rate OF six per centrm per annun payable semi
annually: all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit of 500 to be made al the time of II
terms of sale are not complied with within DAYS
the trustee reserves he right resell the property at
the risk and cost of the deituItEg purchaser All
papers 10 be executed al the cost of the purchaser
Jel-d&ds FRANK GOSNEIL, Trustee.
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. 427 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST; THE SOUTHEASr COR
NER OF SEVENTH AND H STREETS NORTH
WEST, AND HOUSES NO. 4O7 SEVENTH
STREET AND 1910 STREET SOUTHW Eyr
Under and by virtue Of the provisions of the last -
Washington, District Of Columbia, admitted to 10
No II, fofios 26O &c. the undersigned as Executor
will offer at public auction the following PROPERTY
hereinafter described:
1855 at FIVE O'CLOCK, In font Of the premises,
house and premises No 427 Massachu setts avenue
northwest being lot No and part LOT L, in square
average depth OF over 100 feet. containing rooms
and bath ROOM
Aud at HALEPAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of
premises part Of lot Ia In square 464 southeast
ner OF 7th and streets northwest. having front on
18th street OF 40 feet by depth street Of IS feet
improved by four small stores
And on the following day. JUNE SIXTEENTH at
Five OCLoCK; In ffont Of the premises. house and
strssts IL sqaass tS i being cs q IL said
premises 1910 street southwest. between 10th and
1lth, In square 363.
Terms Of :Ae On each property sold. onethird cash
and the residue In equal payments, At and two
years with interest At six per cent per annum until
and recording e. purchasers cost; 800 deposit re.
egsssd q each pses q RFcRertE 8 t6s time ofsss
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Consul Ratue's Task.

HE UNDERTAKES To REVIVE THE COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS OF GERMANY AND AMERICA.
BERLIN, June 5.-An interview with Mr..
Rane, the new United States consul. Is pub
iished in the Taoebidn. Mr.. Raine says that ne
has undertaken the task OF reviving tho
commercial relations OF Germany and
America. THE depression I'm trade" says
Sonsul Raine, twill soon convince
the American people OF the necessity for aban-
doning their policy OF the past twenty-fivs
years Mr.. Raine believed there would he mo
alinculty In removing the points of difference
between the two Countries" He denounced a
falsehood the report that he wrote I'm his Gers
man newspaper In Baltimore a disparagemeno
OF lsermany.
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GRocERrEs Groceries
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
3 lbs Pest Laundry starch. DC.
Sugar Cured Shoulders 10 SC. Id.
Sugar Cured Nddiiugs, sc. ID.
tsSSardls Hams. 12I.c. h.
Good Extra Flour. 500 10 81. % per Dbl
Roller Family - 30 to 80 per bbl.
Il Bbl. Roller Family, Sl.5O-
l.
Best Patent Process (warranted), per Dbl. $500
La BbL - Si.S0.
gOc
teylOn. Java roasted, and is fine, DC Id.
Best O. q. Java. :; lbs foT 81.
RIO Coffee l2l2 . and 2tc. h.
Having purchased Teas before the advance, sell
the best s,o and SIC. Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter - to ;ytlC. h.
Dried Sugar Corn. Iuc. per H.
Best GOlden yTup. III To soc. per gal.
INDIA TEA CO.
4i5 9Th st. s.w IslandI,
Northwest corner.
New Orleans Molasses, 55 to 75c. gal
Telephone CaII-46 2. myS
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BOWLING, Auctionee1

AT our salesroom, TOMORROW MORNING
JUNE SIXTH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LDlS CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET
EAST. FRONTING LINCOLN PARK
BY virtue OF two deeds of trust recorded I'm sAs
l1oer iOS. toilo ~, III seq, and folio 40 ct seq
Oh the land records Of the District of Columbia -
me nhders7ned at the request of the party secured
thereby VIII sell at public auction i'm front of the
premises, on MONDAY. the EIGHTH DAY az
JUNE 1855, at HALFPAsT FIVE PM ali of Lots
and ~ III Stephen Flanagans recorded suh,iyi,ion
OF square oS a. recorded in Liber r. W. folio rs i'm
the surveyor Office of the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale: Cash: 500 TO be paid at time of ac-
ceptns old iSh reserved TO resell within ten DAYS il
terms OF sale are not complied with All conyeyanc-
ing a, expense of purchaser N'''0
my2.dts HORACE :. CUMMINGS, Trustee.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

oW FARE TO NORFoLK-STEAMER JANE
Mtl>TIF1 leaves 9Th ST wharf W ashington. Mon
hay "Wednesday and saturday, 81 $50 D. First
las rare 81 Round lrlp. Si5b. ap4
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN VILLAGE OF BUR
WILLIE, PART OF SHERIFF FARM
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Ii 9s
Der No 1oS. folio $50, and at of party iSe
thereby secured, will SELL public auction -sAs
office of I. T. Waggaman, 9l7 street northwest.
Washington, u. c., on WEDNESDAY, the SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1885, at THREE
O'CLOCK NJ: Lot z. in section 2. village of Burr
vile. District of Columbia
TERMS One,thrd cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for which notes of purchaser will be taken
bearing interest from day of sale. and by deed
of trust property sold all cash option of pur-
chaser deposit of - will be required at time
sale. and all conveyancing and recording viii be at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with i'm ten
DAYS from SALE property will be reSod at risk and
cost of defauting purchaser.
w. BURRTS, Surviving Trustee
THOS. +. WAtf5AMtN. Auct. je:S-eOdtS
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE \ SEWING
- Machine. We would advise to examine the
celebrated lIghtrunning and everlasting NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready to
work The range of work done this machine cam
nat be- urpaSSed- y child manage it.
sold on easy monthly payments, and spet1l dis
Count for cash. "
BE sure 10 Try the NEW HOME before you buy.
5. OPPENHEIMER Il BRO,
52o 9th street northwest,
81. cloud Building,
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine.
Good Machines for rent by week month. All
Kinds repaired myl6
Fl'HE NOBLEST ROMAN or THEM ALL
Aner 10 years practical experience in the sewing
Machine business al corner 9Th and II streets,
really To sign name to il that the silent New Amer
lean, No a. l. the most perfect piece of wonderful
mechanism ever produced 1t Is experiment,
Dat established fact, there of them
now M Use IN tins city Gall send for testimonials
from Washington ladies. mechanical men and dress
makers al over the city. y machine made by
Old Company and sold by reliable house is what the
people want send for catalogue. No drummerS No
tao profits e Al ElBiCL. corner 9Th and III streets
sole agent ID. G. myIS
S,UPPOSE VOC LOOK IN AT McKENNEy-S
- Reliable Sewing Machine House, 421 9Th and
see the New Automatic White. 1t is little Ditsey.
New Machines of al kinds
Rentin: and Repairing mh12
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DyspEps1A

Is dangerous a. well a distressing complant rfpe
elected It tends by impai-ing nutrition, and de-
pressing the tone Of the SYSTEM prepare the way for
Rapid Decline
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i INKEYE.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF A HORSE

In the FAN Of 1888 had Q valuable horse taken
with the pnkeye resulting in blood poison After nine
months OF doctoring with all the remedies be found
In morse BOOKS despared of cure. His right hind
leg was as large as mans body, and had it over
forty running Sores He a most pitiable looking
object AT last thought of Swfts Specific. and
menced to use 1t. I used fifteen bottles In August
last all symptoms ofthe disease disappeared. There
have been signs of return and the horse done
mules work my farm ever since.
JAMES L. FLEMING, Augusta, Ga
January 9, 1885.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca, or
157 W. 23d St, NY. my55t
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Curious Suit AGAINST n Doctor.

MONTREAL, June "a citizen, named Quill
lette, has brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Or. Berry, city vaccinator, for causing
the death of his two children with impure
lymph. The doctor says the children died from
measles, and that he has medical certificates to
that effect,