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The ALERT EXPEDITIoN-A telegram was re-
ceived yesterday by the Canadian marine de-
partment from Lieut. Gordon, r. ", comman-
der of the Hudson bay expedition steamer
Alert which was sent out last spring for the
purpose OF bringing back parties OF observers
which were left there last year. and OF putting
fresh observers there until next year. Lieut.
Gordon reports that he arrived at ST. Johns "
-. yesterday morning, and that he visited
Churchill station and all other stations where
observers had been placed. He found Stupart's
station deserted, but learned afterward that
stupart had arrived at Chiens. Stupart is now
on board the Hudson bay steamer Labrador.
Lieut. Gordon also reports that Inglis, of Hall
lax. one OF the station hands, died of scurvy In
June last, but that all the Others are we'll
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GEN. IRWIN INsANE.-A dispatch from
ard Irwin, an officer in the Mexican war and
on General W. :. Hancock's staff during the
civil war, has become hopelessly insane and
was ordered 20 be incarcerated In the Anchor
age asylum "Wednesday morning. His mania
Is homcidal, and he has tried TO kill his wife
ana son. During his lucid intervals ne has
begged his wife to have him confined. General
Irwin Is sixty-hve years old. About ten wears
ago he married Miss Julia Chambers the
daughter of wealthy citizen, and the regning
belle OF Louisville.
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WOMEN AS DocToRs--The formal opening of
the third section of the Woman's Medical Col
iege occurred in Kingston Canada Tuesday
pr NJ Lowell, the dean, presided, and five lady
trustees occupied seats ON the platform Mrs
MeGiliivray announced that the graduates and
students proposed forming an Allumnse assOci-
alton, each graduate pledging $40 per year To
the college and more when their practice al
lowed IL, and each student pledging to do like
wise when they become graduates. II was fur
Their announced that the graduates would con-
nne their practice 10 women and children Mrs
Trout, of Toronto, wrote an encouraging letter
As she sent her annual scholarship OF $50 This
college was established three years ago after a
long and heated discussion as To the rights of
women 10 study medicine. The graduates who
have been sent out have won success both al
home and abroad. The college has prospered
and IL opens now with class Of thirteen DIR
Alice McGilliVary, a graduate, holds the posi-
Ion OF professor OF midwifery and diseases OF
Women and children, while two senior students
act as demonstrators OF practical anatomy
The Intention Ii To give the leading positions In
the college 70 women as soon as they are quail
ned to nh them.
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MADE ILL AT WEDDING FEAsr.-At
the Presbyterian church at Honesdale Pa
Wednesday, Harry Battin, of Chicago and
Miss Harriet, daughter of w. w. Weston were
married After the ceremony, which occurred
at noon, large number OF the invited guests
partoOk OF "a wedding collation. at the residence
OF the bride, and all who ate of ice cream and
sandwiches that were served were a few hours
afterwards taken seriously i'll. About fifty
cases are reported.
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
40, 422, ALA, 426 18th street n. u,

We are also the Sole Agents for the Post Combna-
ton Sewing Machine Company for the District of
Columbia. -
Mr. Jos. H.. Fske. who has been connected with the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine CO. for a number
OF years, has charge OF these Machines and will be
pleased to explain its many advantages and therefore
invites an inspection. ocIO
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THE sE5 5kfE EEsT AS hO soJrHwpsr
DOUBLE TRACE sPLENbID SCENERY.
fA Eject aASSEaG 5iS iss
Trains leave Washington from station, Of 9Th
For Ptsburg and the West, Chicago Limited EXPIRES.
line $50 DAILY To s Cincinnati sSo M AND daily IS.t
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
70 chcao With eepSS Car aa Altoona 70 ras
Chicago and Cncinnah Express, at 7:lo r NJ daily,
risburg louisville. eonnectine at HsrrisbarS With With
ous psce Th s5Sugs for 81
burg and the West, with through Sleeper Harris
BsHT isseeo AMI tsH I PoTS%Ac RAILROAD
10oS p M daily except Saturday. with Palace CYrs
For Willismsport, Lock haven. and Emira ut e:ss
For New York and the East, 7:l5. $50, and IL A. NJ.
~ n iSo f NJ and iRiS night. on sunday
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 AN
For Boston without change, 200 p M. every day.
For Brooklyn. y. Y. all through trans connect ut
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
$50 seS iSsS ana isf f nigh. Q On H sunday aS
ted t 500 Sa Nd d. ngd e ,sls
f1! a aS sss az !4s sac So s.9 40 1890
and l2d5 night On SUNDAY, $50. $40, II 800 A. NJ
For Pope's Creek Lime. 7:l5 A M. and 4:4o r. Al.
For Annapolis, s:iS A NJ. 1905 and AS r. NJ
daily, except Sunday. On sunday, 400 Z. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIAAND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 600 200, 9:25, 1l.Ol and LBS A.
M 2:05, 4:26 4:45 6:25, sos and 1882 r. NJ. ON
Sunday at 500. 9:25. l1Ol A. NJ, 500 p. NJ
For Richmond and the South, 600 and I :Ol A. M.
daily and 445 p. NJ daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 805 500
l1:3o p NJ, and 1910 midnight except Monday.
On Sunday at 500 and 1910 A M; ssj5 and / lsS5
p NJ. and 12:lO night
Tickets and information at the Office norheat cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and AZ
the station, where orders be left checking
Of baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHAS r. PUGH, General Manager oc8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

GUATEMALA IN A STATE OF SrEGE-The
people of Guatemala generally attend the meet
1ngs OF Congress in large numbers and take part
In the debates. or rather engage in running
comments on them. At recent sitting one OF
the popuiace moved, amid yells and hootings,
that the portrait OF the late Gen. Barrios be re-
thrown and free fight followed The same
night and next day the windows in the presi-
dents house and other ublic buildings were
broken The latest accounts are that Guate-
mala has been declared in a state of siege Trade
Il very much depressed, owing to the unsettled
state OF affairs.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE FOOT SPECIALIST
~ 1416 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Willard's
Hotel, aud N Eutaw ST.. baltimore treats COrns.
and all foot complaints, toith0W pain, the pa
tent can walk with ease in few minutes. 10th year
lied by the most eminent physicians aud surgeons
Mrs DR. ]. SEMMES & HUSBAND, RESI-
1 dent Foot Surgeons late of Boston. COrns rs cts
Has had rs successful practice IN all diseases of
the feet Bunions Ofmany years standing cured in .
short time. InRrowing and club nails after many
years OF torture by others cured in few Treatments
Office 1222 St NV, At the Office Of the Electric
Hair ReStOrer, near 18th St. up one fight. SEA
MADAME PAYN.
Nl MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
ROOMS AND q. VERNON ROW.
jy8 045 Pennsylvania ave-
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Rumored plot Again.t the Sultan.

Advices to the Noroe Vremya of st. Peters
burg from Constantinople, supplied from the
Russian embassy there, say that the sultan has
ordered xSultan Mourad into exile in Arabia
Mourad. who has been restored to sanity,
joined in a plot to regain the throne. The doc
tor attending him informed the government,
after warning the leaders in the plot to desist
from the scheme
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VII
e1s 9TH ST.. WASHINGTON.

OFFICE OF w. W. LAMBMD
" 1910 HANOVER bT,
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER G. 1884
MEssRS EIsNER 4 HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT u s. OF A..
$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA
=. DEAR SIRS:.I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
~ fS,7IMY ~, PRIVATE III PRACTICE. AND HAVE
STORING BEVERAGE AND Tonic NUTRiTIVE
h A1NNN0WN, i HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
EfEXER in CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
%TS1lhL x. CHNIIkDREN, AMR Also IN LUNG
TIE iMNENsE IMPQRTATION sEMIMONTH.
IL ,ASD A4S!T MILLION OF BOTTLES IN
pORTED BY VOC HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC.
TON IN THE CUsIOM.HOUSE sATISF4cTG-
HlL1 FOB TIE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, Nd
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR u a.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENTJTNE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HQFF" AND "MORlTZ EISNEk" ON THE NECK
We EVERY boTCLE te26.th.s.tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

GRACE McGARLIcK's SUICIDE-Grace Nc
Garick, woman about 40 years OF age as
struck by the engine of the Philadeiphia and
fort deposit accommodation train on the GEN.
trai division, near Bermont station last even
Ing. IL looked like a deliberate case OF suicide
a. she was seen by the engineer TO cross over
the side track and get directly In front of the
ana thrown clear of the track When her re-
nAlns were taken up they were terribly mutii-
eseos ana she must have died instantly
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LIQUID BaEAn
PURE MALT EXTRACT

Possesses the highest merit It is manufactured from
the choicest materials and combines the most paa-
taoie QUALITIES OF refreshing drink, with lnvfgor.
tracts. ~ 80
II true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir.
aDe ior lnvads and persons in health Will be found
trial TO be pleasant and complete substitute for
tor delicate constitutions
Is the beverage Par Excellence" for nursing
strengthens and invigorates the entire system.
- Aner careful analysis, Wilbur g. Hail. Phi. D., New
A0!K, says Liquid Bread Is refreshing nOurishing
!aele beverage, and wholesome invigorating tonic
Is psataple 70 the taste, and Of easy assimilation"
FRANK L James. Phi D., M D., St Louis after analy-
SIS says Its low percentage Of alcohol Its eferves-
cence i0 delightful taste and odor all combine to re-
commend NicholsoD'S Malt Extract as being most
nourishing beverage and the best article Of the sort
mat mas ever come under my examination"
Sold by all leading Gr0cers and Druggista
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r, ST, LOUIS
At Wholesale BY
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SUMNER RESORTS.

HOTEL LAURANCE, COR MAIN AND COURT
sts, Lursy, Va Opened July LIST, 1854, 4 A
iro.n The wonderful caverns Of Luray. Pure lE.Wl
water from an artesan well the premises Fare
cellent-equal to any-with everything new neat and
comfortable. Free buss viii meet all traina Rates
" per Gay, $l2 per week.
apl76m* JOSEPH PARKINSON. Proprietor.
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He Declares That AbdfcatiOn Of HI,
throne IL the Other Alternative-ThG
Porte Still HesitatinR.

1t Is reported that King Milan, Of Servia, has
informed the powers that he must either 60 to
war or abdicate, and that he has decided to 60
10 war. He has prepared manifesto to his
army, which, 1t is expected, will be issued to
day.
The porte is awaiting the final reply of the
powers before taking decisive action. A por-
ton of the cabinet recommends the recognition
OF the Bulgarian union. Other members are Of
the opinion that Greece and Servia will remain
tranquil II the union should not be recognized.
Inc military party, viewing the silence Of the
powers as a sign that they are not agreed as to
what course to pursue, urge that Bulgaria be
invaded; that the great Balkans be occupied;
that the Bulgarian town of Widdin be given To-
King Milan in order to weaken Bulgaria and
conciliate Servia; and that the districts of Her
manli, Haskeni and Pomak be seized as q war
indemnity.
The sultan hesitates between these divergen mt
counsels, leaning rather TO . policy Of concilia-
tion Meanwhile the military preparations are
undated. krupp has been urged to hasten the
delivery Of guns, payment for which has been
guaranteed Troops, horses and field guns are
being dispatched to the front night and day
The Moslems are enthusiastic and Volunteering
in large numbers and everything indicates an
early Invasion of Bulgaria. In leading Turkish
circles the opinion Is expressed that the major.
ity Of the powers are inclined to refuse to recOg
nize the Bulgarian union, as they consider that
that course would be the least dangerous to
European peace.
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE.
NEw. CHARMING WINTER Touns
British and French West India Islands. &C
IS. BARRACUDA. 18th October.
SIS. BARRACUDA, 25th November etc.
stopping day more at St. kits, Antigua, Marti-
n1que, Barbados, Demerara Trinidad, Grenada,
superb passenger accommodation excellent cuisine,
smoking room. bath rooms. etc. Apply TO
LEAYCRAFT d CO.,
sel0s.tu.th.6m lao Pearl ST., New York.
NUNAR LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL CALLING AT CORK HARRQR
FROM PIER 40. n. r., NEW YORK.
HTs4s sat sat 0cs ATsAsIAs sat NOV a
SERvIA...-...Sat.O Oct 81 OREGON. Nov. g
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Csbin-$6O $50 and elUO,
according 70 accommodations intermediate passage,
$36.
steerage at very low rates steerage tickets to and
nom Liverpool and Queenstown aud all other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
Havrc, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean porta
For freight and passage apply Ct the company's
once No. Bowling Green, or both eteersSe and
Chin Sn 70 OTIS BiGELow co. COS 7th street.
VERNoN q. BROWN 4 co, New York.
1essrA OTIS BIGELOW co,
ocII 6Oo 1tn street, Washington
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Josh Billings Dead.
HENRY w. SHAW, THE HUMoRIST, ENDS HIS CA
RFFR CAIIFORNIA

hEShi W. SHAW III AOHlSI, ENDS His "a
REER IN CALIFORNIA.
Henry W. Shaw, better known as "Josh Bill
hngs," died suddenly in Monterey. Cal, yester-
day, of apoplexy. His wife with him.
The body will be embalmed and sent east.
Henry w. Shaw was born in Berkshire county,
Massachusetts, in 1918. His grandfather, DIR.
samuel Shaw, was a member of Congress from
Vermont during the war of 1912, and his
father, Henry Shaw, was a member when the
Missouria Compromise was passed, in 1920.
The humOrist passed his early life in Pough-
keepsie, y. Y, as an auctioneer and real estate
dealer, without any thought of writing, but
when he was fOrty-five years, in May, 1868, he
published humorous sketch under the name
OF Josh Billings" since which time he has
written aud published several volumes and has
lectured In almost every part of the United
states. He leaves a widow and two daughters
MARRIAGE OF Miss ANNIE LONGFELLOw-
Miss Annie Longfellow, youngest daughter of
the late poet, was married Wednesday after
noon to James Gilbert Thorpe, of Eau Claire
Wis The ceremony took place at the Longfel-
low mansion, on Brattle street. Old Cambridge
and was performed by Rev. Samuel Longfellow,
uncle of the bride. The wedding was very
quiet affair, only the relatives and intimate
friends of the bride and groom attending. A
reception and supper followed, and the newly.
welded couple left early in the evening ON a
short bridal tour. They will make Cambridge
their home.
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Deacon Holmes Caught Stealing.

TAKING MONEY OUT OF TILL-SETTLJNG FOR
S1,OOONHIS THEFTS BANKRUPT MAN
A special to the N. Y. Tribune from Buffalo,
Oct. 49, says: The little town of East Aurora sew
enteen miles from here, is greatly stirred up by
the fall from grace of Nj. L. Holmes one of its
most prominent citizens. deacon in the church
and a former justice of the peace. He was yes
terday caught in the act of tapping the till of a
neighbOrins grocery store. The storekeepers in
his neighbOrhOOd were in the habit of asking
Holmes to help them. H. G. Ostrander, keeper
of a store opposite Holmes house, had been one
of the men in the habit of asking his assistance
Some time since he noticed that money was
disappearing from his till with astonishing ra-
pidity, and in order to capture the thief yester.
day placed constable on watch in the second
story. A hole bored through the ceiling gave a
view of the cash drawer, in which several
marked pieces of money were placed. Holmes
was seen to take the money from the drawer
and one of the pieces which he had passed was
afterward found in Gardeners drug store
Holmes was charged with the crime. and paid
5000 to MIR. Ostrander to settle the matter
Ostrs nder lost from 81 900 to 81 500 by the
populations. Frank Ball, a young grocer who
failed two years ago. is believed to have failed
on account of money similarly stolen from him.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN New YORK AND HAvRE
Company 8 pier No AZ North River, foot Of Morton
street. New York.
p. m.
Canada, dc Kersabiec Wednesday October % sa M
Labrador, Perier Hauterive Wednesday, Novem-
Der 4, 3 p. m.
Amerique, santeln. Wednesday. November IL. 8
q. m.
Checks payable on sight in amounts TO suit, on the
Banque Transatlantique Of Paris LOUIS DE Be
BlAN, Agent, No. d, Bowling Green, New York.
MessrS BELL d Co., Agents for the District OF
Columbia, 1<37 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ocl4 Washington, d. c.
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The CARPET Season

IHE CARPET Season
Is AT HAND.
All parties contemplating buying Carpets should do
so at while stocked to the third story with
the choice designs of the season
Never before In the history of this House has there
ever been such assortment Of New Styles in CARPET
ings TO select from.
Our space will not permit Of us itemizng our styles
etc., SO we'll endeavor to give you brds-eye view Of
our Immense and elegant stock, viz:
we have about 500 styles Of Body Brussels Ameri-
can Tapestry, in Roxbury, Stinson's, Smiths, Hig-
gins, SanfOrds etc. in Velvet and Moauet STYLES at
75c.. Soc, &c., 8Oc.. 05c., 81.
And about 200 styles OF Extra Super Ingrains and
Low Grade Goods from
25c, 3Oc, SIC, DC, Soc 8Oc, 75c
Floor Oil Cloths in all grades and widths,
Floor Druggets in all sizes.
Carpets Sewed and LAID &c.
Blankets from 81 per pair.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Ooaks Shawls Cloths
and Cassimeres Flannes. Table Linens, Napkins and
Ladies' and Gents Wool Underwear
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO..
ese PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oc1O South Side.
A NEW ENTERPRISE In WASHINGTON.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY,
42s 9th street northwest,
Respectfully announce that they have opened ct the
above location with a full line of Rubber Goods
Our goods rstclass and will be sure to give sat-
isfaction.
We solicit your patronage se2e.lm
GENTS 1ND1AeAUzE SHIRTS. sslsc; WORTH
Cents BsiSsisssn shirts. Soc S worth wssin 7 ass
Closing o., Spring SscEwssI e half prca
Spring Weight Undershirts. bOc worth 75c
AS to In nF M sc u S4
gutta Cotton and Richardson's 2,1OO Linen bosoms
e n Ss sh 50 in
PnZ asf Il ias Fiji Prf sas n the
my29 1OO2 STREET NORTHWEST.
WOOD AND COAL.
GEORGE CREvELINa. WOOD AND COAL
se WSed saa 4ssd asaa a5th s foot
81 sawed. Pine Inc. e. Oak xs HsckSIy. $3.50 Wood
ali Al parts of the city - -''''' ' ssia.s sn -
J. Buyers 70 my large and superior stock Of Lumber.
Wood aud Coal. which am selling Al very low price:
JOHN MILLER.
Offices 1920 14th street northwest IA street and
Main Depot and MiIs0u.h Capitol and SITS. .usl-sn
Coal Woon
JOHNSON BROTHERa
WIZARDS AND RAILROAD YARD
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS aw
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED
BY TELEPHONE
1900 street northwest
1915 9TH street northwest
17lO Pennsylvania avenue norshWeA
lll2 9th street northwest
Corner I'd and X gUeets northwest
22I fspnuyayaals avenue southeaAk
h1S
ssrYEALTH By EXERCI6E, WITHOUT AR
II paretus," by Prof Hartvig Nissen. a li1tje
handbook OF GYmnastics for the uee Of teechoss ~
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The First Day at Pimlieo.

RACING OVER HEAVY TRACK YESTERDAY.
The fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey club
was opened at Pimlico yesterday under rather
unfavorable auspices. The rain storm
had compelled postpOnement from Tuesday
and had made the track very heavy.
The first race, q six furlong DASH had ten
starters. PonticO won, Swift, the favOrite
second. Bessie, third. Time, lao. Mutuals
paid S34. 1t was claimed that Swift would
have won had she not been interfered with
The second race, the Central stakes for two
yearOlds, one mile had but two starters, Dew
Drop and Mile. Dew Drop won easily. Time,
1854, Mutual paid S5.65.
The third race was the Dixie stakes, two
miles, for three-year-olds. East Lynne, the
favortte, won with ease, Richmond second
Longyiew third. Time, 3:49a.. Mutuals paid
$1O.75.
The fourth race was a dash of a mile and q
half Pontiac, Col. Sprague and Tolu started.
font1ac, prime favOrite, held the lead until
well in the stretch, when Sprague passed him
and won with ease, Pontiac second. Time, 2:51.
Mutuais paid S3O.15.
The closing race of the day was the Pimlico
handicap steeplechase, about two and one
hall miles, which had seven starters. 1t was a
very exciting race, all the horses going through
in fine style. Brooke COchrane won, Repeater
second, Quebec third, TifOrd fourth, Ecuador
NTH, Abraham next and Jim MCGOWAN last
Time, 6:3712 Mutuals paid S1O.O5.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. GEO. REULING HAS REMOVED HIS
~ Office for the Treatment OF Eye and Ear diseases
to 1918 St NV. Office hours every Wednesday and
Saturday from to o'clock ocl3-d6t6tu,f3w
IRIS. DR. WHEELER, MAGNETIC HEALER.
IVA 205 Pennsylvania ave NV,
examines patients wi equal facility whether present
Or absent. No medicines whatever used. oc126ts
nR. w. T. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS, MAG
~ netic Healer; Wonderful Cures by laying of
hands, Nervous and Chronic Diseases a specially Will
visit patients Office hours 10 pm. lbs Attn st Ae
Oc:s-2w<
DEAFNESS IT'S CAUSES AND CURE. BY ONE
Cwho was deaf twenty EIGHT years. Treated by
most Of the noted specialists Of the day with no bene
fit Cured himself In three months. and since then
hundreds OF others by same process. plain. simple
ana successful home treatment Address
se24-eolm I. 5. PAGE, LIS East Goth st. N. Y City.
MADAM ROSS
Nl Has returned to the city, and can be consulted
Oh all matters ut her residence,
lOU5 l. ST. n. W. OclO-3m
DILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the Of knife caustic
or hgature. Cure guaranteed Can be consulted It
% oth St NV from TO pm ap2-1m%
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
NkLIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tlemen 80 cents EACH 4OS street. between ath and
9th streets northwest my6-22ws
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HEADauAnrzns FoR School Books

ALL THE TEXT BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FURNISHED AT CONTRACT
PRICES By
WIN. RALLANTYNE SON
se14 42S Eth st n. w.
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DR AND NMK sELDEN, GA 10TH ST NV.
i Faahlished 1855 Special treatment for ladie.
remcdieS prornps and reliable: advice ee and con.