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EDUCATIONAL.

| EYPFRICYCED TEACHER WISHES 10
"A give in the English branches for one OF
/ two hourr daily in a school or families: SPeCnte6
Mathsma,cs and Easiish composi.ioS; nnescsPs.sna-
BILE references. Address n. c, Star omce. oc14-1x,
P P!T sasos g
a.. 1 ss sn an II
TYHE MEIsTERsCHAFT SYSTEM IN FRENCH
Il and German Taught 81 lady who has , rssided n
Trance and Serm.nk Terms 90 cents 'ss ocs 10
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
Daily Class in French for Ladies' from $50 to $50
Daily Class in German for Ladies' from ESQ to $40
Glass In English Literature from $50 to 1929 a M
Apply TO Mrs. WIZ. C.CABELL
oc221m Near l4th st. Circle.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES 10 GIVE LESSONS
N IT and the English Hn
low. Address BOX 81, Star office. oc7-3ws
ERENCH LANGUAGE = LUCIEN g. CPL
H Ms,SsA native Of Paris F,ance Nas
res %as i Is sIfsfa ana
1AI S.snS Of Music Sss 1S:f
Y MRS. HARR1ErrE MILLS.
Cards at Ellis q Co.'S. oc16-1m
PRIvATE LESSONS IN ENGLISH. BOOK
zads
A ELLINGTON INsTITUTE-BOARD AND
~, "a Day School for Girls, at Alexandria Va, six
i.P Pfneps
PUPILs PREPARED FOR SMITH, WELLESLEY
animation Pap as Of 81
sssnss i agSE fss5 and His s:
N1 aARTEN. Misses POLLOCK and NoERR prin-
Glasses limited iis5 ism NV. square rom
Painting Evenins c,.sss IN nsch.niesi ~ prswins
HnRy 4 e fas 81 opposite
THaaEE E e. sEN y GLANCE
reopen theiT school October Il. n~" ScS-im: '
MEDIcAI DEFA RFRsfTT. OF HOWARD UNI:
coMaEScEs sATu hda OCT ~ a 1856.
Surgical. by Prof n. r. Graham. on Saturdays at 4
Medical. by Prof. T. b Hood, Sundays at pm.
Obstetrical and Diseases of Women. by Prof c. h.
Diseases ofthroat by Prof J. f Bracket.
Post-lnortem examinations at regular intervals by
Prot. d. y Lamb.
Dispensary clinic daily at 12 m. by Dr. F. J. shadd
Providence Hospital Surgical Clinics Sundays at $50
Starr Parsons ocS-tnol
FTNHE LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF N Y
y Corcoran Building. Studio IS. instruction in
Drawing OIL Water-COior and China painting Deco
ration principles OF Design Perspective and Artistic
Anatomy T. MAYNICKE, Principal. ocS-lm
COLLIERE SCHOOL
" FOR BOYS
Four boys taken as boardera
Oc5-6m 1888 street n w.
MISS MAY A. MEAD
VI TEACHER OF PIANO.
Terms reasonable Tor references aud other particu-
lars apply ut 9O2 22d st. NV. ocSlms
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsaoneer.

YNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucsoneer
TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS SALE OF A
sRICK H4TsE e. AN6 TRAME HOUSE d
OF MILL STREET. aEoRakrS SvI p.c sAsi
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated 9th Of Sep -
81 Of land record. Of the 1stres 81 S oo
e1qe 's .Sa st 'S oe rs9gft Y x59s e ne
SISFH BAY OF ocToBER. ISIS. 4 HAEFf Esr
puss G IN Of zee
Georgetown. D. G.. with the imrrovements. Feservins
Of 1s ss s e
twsdvs =. tS Be ;S With rs
And recording Il the pnrchasess Cost II he terms q
sale are not complied with in ten days. the premises
'' - GEoRGE Z: WOODWARD. Trustee
1MMEp1ArE hAhc xnTsk S TAE ABOVE SALE
q
M Ss s:s' e
town %lI D. 6, with the the improvements mp
premises may Be rssos At the de;aans
JESS. = $Ss$$ ;:!s.E
CHAAsSSsHHRsxy e sAtE q yERy ,, XA5yARI.
K STREET EoRTHwEsT: So = - .
By y irtue Of two deere q ths supesms -
spectively on the eth March5 1885, and 6th
October, 1885, " equity cause No. 3.83I, g winch
smith. trustee, Ct a., are d61endants. VIA one
s cr se'e na e p os sSsaeR On eTUDAY TH4
NJ IN front OF the peemi.ss. lot eiEkt (el ID San
sad ios rests Is st ~ '' len sas %
houses >s.>>>Ne
& ::s IS. sssA mn: A e 4;
vvua snA<, AZ
years: deferred paymens 70 beaf intefest "a s evt
denced y the psomisaory notes o. the pnrcAas and
conveyAncang and necoldipg Qho . the 60 a. ~
purchaser. ARTHUR ~ 11n1sEx. aaIo0A
wAIrm n wuILA1z& ca. Asssisssss
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liCA y PHNNsYkvANIA ROUTE
"A, ~ :, THE NORTH WLsT AND SOUTHWEST
Dsf tf sa sEsff8 kSJisxnSn
rv.,s, AZ sst 0s ToRER SIN, 1855
irs'ns heys & sss, nom Station, corner Oseth
rcy reg a The @ssi. cSassS ST Limited Espre..
line $50 Masy 70 q dnsR chm AND aH s LOUIS rn
with slsspipg Carr from Harrisburg 20 Gncinnaii,
e chicago, MIN siespng Oar Aitoons g Chicago:
ee a6 cs dssp ana daily
rsburg 20 Louisville. connecting Harrisburg with
Louis pao Express 1 sY I'm esy for roT Plus
burg and the West, with through Sleeper Harris
BALTIMoRE AMI PoToMAc RAILROAD.
loco p NJ daiIs eacept Sa,nssav s x,ah Slssasa
Washington to Rochester.
For New YORK and the East, 7l5, $40, and IL A. M,
100 .S ifls n, sas i 8n Isu n,ts
da aIIt pnmAn rar'or Cars s4o AN
For Bcsos Sit1Sus hapge, 200 T. NJ every day.
Jersey city with boats Of Brooklyn Annex sfYordinS
direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding double
For s, Rh a Ia ilS $50 and LOO NJ $780,
$50 A NJ, 2.O0. 400. $50. 1000 r M and I2:iS
sixht Limited Express s:4O A. NJ daily. eIceps
iaSs aSS s IA, 44e ISL 500 Pa 40 1890 SS
For foDes Issk Iiss, 7:is A X. and s:so PM X
70. snss ssa sa e:ss a, NJ 1905 and ..as p NJ
is y sSassE az RAIL
rss s sss :IG ,g1 e. ed a
For Richlaond and fhe south 500 and iiOl A 4
Tsan ssS Si 500
1000, io.l0 A NJ 90. 3sO5, 3:23. 5:iO, 7.05 and
i DSDsA ~ e1Ssg s An. aSr Sis
rs a. nn sn - iIs ~ ., tho or .s
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TAa II. MARI, Real Estate Broker,
u $50 F street.


SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsTATE-HousE
,. NO AZ STREET N0R g.
recorded in Ilber No 1895 folio 4iS Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, I will on .E;z
IpsEk. 1855. At ocIock Fl 4,
offer tor sale At auction in front of the premises Lot
S q Of
40 feet, and Il improved by . six room Brick DWELL
ferms one-third Of the purchase money IN cash.
and the balance In nine and eighteen months the de-
ferred payments 70 be secured by deed Of trust
the and to bear interest ct six per cent rom
II terms Of sale are not compiled with liz ten days
from day of SALE the right is reserved resell at the
cost OF the deiaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
John e HEAD. Sol street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers oc2ld&ds
TRUsTEES SALE OF FARM NEAR BLA
l. DENSBURG; MARYLAND, ABOUT SEVEN
MalE Hcr From ISI WAAIssHINGToN; , A GOOD
BY virtue Of . decree Of the Circuit Court for -
wherein Mary Kowald. executrix, DC, Is COM -
g public anction In ont Of the George WashIngton
BAY 81 the s EEv
Aa.snt ;n nov owned By Mrs Enseuia 6: FEear.
place z Improved by small dwelling and tbuid
ings and Is on the road leading from Badensburg TO
NE . aoSa ps aud S
and Railroad II b nearly al cleared land. and good
d .e purciss sa money e s. paid in cash.
M ths balance In ok and twelve months from day Of
Eef ha.thsr pa.taculsrs inqpp. Of Frank I. BROWN
; sdsAsz / ssS SszsfSa }r...-..
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREESTORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 81 STREET SOUTHEAST,
OPPOSITE CAPITOL GROUNDS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in -
Libe4 No $40, folio 3S7 one OF the land records iM
on MONDAY. NOVEMBER SECOND, A d. 1888,
,aI EVE 9cLoCk r NJ, all that piece Or parcel Of
groand plan Or pla. Of the city Of washington, c,
lot No g. in square $780, fronting % feet street
south together with all ME improvements ways ease
menfs rights, privileges, &c, to the same appertain-
ing, situated on street, between New Jersey avenue
and 1st street southeast opposite Capitol grounds and
near Congressional hotel, improved by threestory
frame dwelling with brick basement.
Terms One half cash; balance in one and two years.
notes 70 bear cent interest and be
deed q trust OF all cash at option Of purchaser
ancing, &C. at purchasers cost. II terms of sale are
not eomp!ie6 With 10 I've days from day Of SALE the
purchaser. after Eve days public notice of resale
In some newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
Oc22-ddkdS FRANK x. DOOLEY, trustee
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sOHNH0N BROTM1nA
WARS AND RAILROAD YARD
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS aw
BRANCH YARDS AID OFFICES CONNECTED
BY TELEPHONE
1902 street nofthweR.
1915 9TH street northwest
1740 Pennsylvania avenue noethwaA
1l12 9th street northwest
Corner Sd and K streets no9thSvek
I'll feansytvaals avenue s0utheaGk
h13
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

fAENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, VERY
1 MIAAnNIDsQME CARD TABLE, PARLOR FURNI-
H ITT NC ~ SEpARATE PIECES WINDOW
WAINUT HALL FURNITURE, WALNUT
$1,000 ns TOP FURNITURE IN SETS AND
sETrHARM s SRt., LEATHER a PILLOWS AND Boil
STAR CARPETS, DINING ROOM FURNI.
TUnHE, KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C., AT AUG
On FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THIRTIFTH.
lss5, at Ten O'CLOCK, at residence No. 14O6 L
excellent collection of goods
oc.4dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
TNo NORFOLK ANp FONT MONROE
III THE fslpIrI A n RDtrTE

To NORFOLK ANG FONT s soNsok
U. Mail steamer GkOR9k LEARY,
MONDAYS WkDN hsDArs AND FRIpAY0
NJ 53op M, nom 1th street wharf
nces. la5I ana eis PennA ave -. marc Hotsl, end
knox's exprsuA eeS Prnpa ave. Who ~in also chsck
eeExsSe Irem hasls and private ressdences
IN Al whsH Tlephone cali .as <
ras ! gv;r. Nm. p. wEi.CH. General Agent
STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES -THSTREEI
nn Tor Po1ea1ss River Isn1ins sn :. mr. = Sas,os
Saret uearnsns Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
@SsrS.e on s9ss,ns a, srsnts and sn.I. rc. ..
nssdays mp only; For Inflammation apply 20
g. SHERIFF, llIsPA ave A.
eco q. T. JONES. Agt. .th-st wharf
L oM FARE TO NORFOLK LADY
- OF HE LANE leaves 9th street wharf Wash
e:m. Fir, class lSre. 81 90: Round Irin 81 sd
Steps NJ Colonial Beach ON Satur,iayS going and ne
pe,omsc River Landings s,.smsr JOHN "
fts s,s SUNDAY. Tuesdays aud Friday. Z A
ENoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAxEFrEr.p
iSa Nes .tL-sirset wharf ON MONDAYS THURS
iTfsptYs fklpASss ana srSbS T p Gs'g ,oaS:
mug at River Landings - Ear a Nori.ini Creek
WIN H. &o X X at shePherdA See scaednle
CIV. RIPLEY Manage u A sepl
nIREST TO NEM YoRK--FREIGHT STEAM
PEI Al. ka,st RIVER, n ". every sATI RnAl at n
m; 9Th 81 wharf Washington, every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Freight al lowest rates apx
Mt VERNON, MT VERNON
STEAMER ". W. CoRooRAS
iiraves .hstreet wharf daily teNcept sunday NJ
seIe l. 1. BLAKE. Captain
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WOOD AND COAL

GEoRaE CREvELING. WOOD AND COAL
~ Dealer Once and Yard. 1922 l4th st. NV, fool
18th st. Pine Wood, -; Oak Wood %: Hickory Wood,
"a: Sawed. P1ne, IS: Ok %: Hickory. ESQ. Wood
Ct reduced price 70 deaera Telephone connection 70
all parts Of the city. sel2-3m
II INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Buyers 70 my large end superior stock Of Lumber,
for cash.
JOHN MILLER
O6oes: 100 l4th street northwest, ~ street and
Maryland Ave00e southwest
Main Depot and AulSouth CapifO and a. au3l -3m
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THE TRADES.

NyEIDMAN q WARM SON
w Book-binders, Paper rulers and Blaak
Book Manufacturers.
oc13 323 Al NV.
NEW6PAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
IN GOOD STYLE-JOW PRICES.
LARGE FACILITIES-NEW MATERIAL.
ORDERS FOR PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
RUFUS H DARBY,
Practical Printer,
6Z3 49, 9Th street northwest.
~ RSON BROTHERs -
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
12SS Pennsylvania avenue Washington, ID. G
~ Fine Printing specially. jAl9
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THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH

I.
schedule N, effect October 1. lSSS
7SV A M-IfSCaBURI i NAIL. daily except SUN
ny 10 Meal stAttoif, connecting Charlottesville
Mnoa lnaa eaa md Ohio Railway, and NJ Lynch
burg with Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
II lb "a Ms.rAtM. ORlfAN M FAST MAIL, daIiy-
making Gov CONNECTIONS south Sout Invest con.
ndunRa t L. eehtueg with ~. and w. Il X Puliman
>Sleetihs baDetoaB from New York and Washing.
ton 10 Afalfta- Pullman sleeping cars nom w ash-
lngton 10 New Orleans without change of car<
$50 4. N.-DOCiSN1IlE FAST LINE Daily VA
charlottesville 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all
western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washing
TON TO Louisville.
1910 r h.-SUUrHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
laily TO all points, South and Southwest via Dam
xhe and Steflotte. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
W asfing On 70 Atlanta and Montgomery Parlor
Cars MoatEHnery - New Orleans Pullman Sleep
4Ts From Msshan son Wis Charlotte and Columbia 70
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington n as
p IN. uafys exce.,t 16pnday.
wasrentsn YrSns leave Washington at 200 q m
daiiy. except Sunday, HIS q m. and $50 p M
Trains arrive - Washington: 500 a. m. souther.
Express dattiys s45 m, stIrg local daily es-
cept snrdayfl 40 psH. Lynchbnrg Mail daily exec 9
sunday, .S:la A. m, New Orleans Fast Mail daily:
s;5D 2. M, Louisville Special, daily.
for uckefs and information inquire at Compapy's
Is. and r. Station . ~
al. SLAUGHTER n MACDANIFI,
80 oel fase Agent Agent
oclO u o. = SOL HASS Traffic Mansurer
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RAILROADS.
V WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL

WASIiINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and AFTER OCTOBER I I, lSS5. trains will leave
from ana arrive at 9th and streets depot foowx
leave Msshgton y Am aud A:So pm, arrive
AZ LetsOulg llSl3 AIN. and 6:Ss pm; arrive az
Round Hili ~ II ;46 am. and 7:2l I'm Returning
leave Round Hfii tjsW and :s:l3 pm:
burs GA Am and 3:56 I'M: and at Washing
ton 1T S:S5 "A u. and 300 pm.
The train arriving at Washington NJ S.3S N m ana
thai leAvtng Washington al Abs ID m are daily; a
other trains are daily except sunday.
monthly aud Communicating hates 60 all pointx
ocl2 Superiotepdrnt Aier aida.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
CONDEMNED MATERIAL AT THE COAST
SURVEY ,, 0FFIGE AND ON THE WHITE
PARTMENT.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY
SIXTH, 1885. at TEN O'CLOCK, at the Coast and
Geodtic Survey on New Jersey avenue Capitol Hill,
the following articles: Lot Camp Equipage Chemists
Weights and Measures; Surveyors Instruments
Printing Press; Several Lathes: Lot Brass Lot Ma
Chinery, Furniture and Junk &c.
AND ON SAME DAY,
AT TWO P. M ON THE WHITE LOT, SOUTH
OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, the follow
ing Several tons of Copper about 20
Pipe large lot Brass and Boer Iron, lot Machinery.
number of Carpets and large lot of Cocoa Mating,
Clocks. Desks, Lathe, Presses and other Office Furn
ture.
Terms cash. and goods to be removed Immediately
after sale.
BY order of the Secretary Of Treasury. oc23-2t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer,

ONE FINE ORGAN, BY PAUL & HAMILTON;
ONE kNABE PIANO, IN FINE ORDER; VERY
HANDSOME WALNUT BOOK CASE, OFFICE
TABLES AND REVOLVING CHAIRS,
LOUNGE, ASH AND WALNUT FURNIi GRE,
HAIR MATTRESSES, BLANKETS. WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLE, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, REFRIGERATION, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, &c, AT ACt TION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY
sen ENTE 1885, at residence No. 444 Pierce Place
BET ween 14th and 18th streets mol. Invest, at Ten
O'CLOCK, shall sell the above effec S, which are in
hrstclass condition THOMAS DOWNING,
OcZS-.St AucfiOnppr
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H X. FULTON, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
Will sell, by public auction at my store 1918 Penn
sylyana ave commencing WEDNESDAY, OCrO-
my sock Of forfeited Pledges from Nos 55,6S6 to
SO, O20, inclusive.
This sale will consist of Ladies' and Gents Clothing
OF Al Kinds Dress Goods, Suitings, Bed clothing,
BOOKS H9,ots shoes Musical and Mechanica Instru-
ments, Piated ware, Umbrellas. Revolvers, OPP ra
Glasses Trunks, Valises, Clocks, &c This sale will
commune morning At TEN O'CLOCK and evening At
SEVEN OCLoCK, until all the lots sold. Ticket
holaers VIII please take notice. II. h. FULTON,
0kpra ndA cfio
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THOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

TWO FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS
VELVET AND SMYRNA CARPETS SMYRNA
RUGS; LADIES MAHOGANY DESK, PIANO
EORTE, LARGE EBONY STANDING CABT-
NET, FANCY BAMBOO AND CANE CHAIRS,
EB0N se MUSIC STAND, CABINETS. DC: PIC
IURES AND EASELIS, HAN SOM r. PARLOR
SUITES IS, IN RAW sILk, EBONY TABLES
AND PEDESTALS. WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER FURNITURE. II A IK NAT
TRESSkS, OAK DINING-ROOM SET CON
siSI1NG OF SIDEBOARD, TABLE AND
CHAIRS. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
LARGE LOT KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWEEN
TY,,, ,,at lss5 at RESIDENCE, No. 1919 street
northwest, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall
sell q choice collection Of household effects
ocZ3-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

VOU CAN BUY
One dosen Eagle MIR for 90
One Swiss - ...............-.....--... ]. so
Ten Lbs. n. Y. Buckwheat (ne~) for 80
One gallon -. Z Sweet Cider for IS
One bushel u. Y. Snowflake Potatoes for - IS
Az G. wITMER IL cos.
ocZS 1915 Pcnnss ivania avenue
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"ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTTON AND
w ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
SO4 N street NV,
MIS- NJ. STEVENS HART. PRINCIPAL
Fourth Orf1 1.f1 N

This weltestablished French and English Family
and Day School for girls will reopen
SEPTEMBER %, 1885.
Primary, Intermediate, Academic, College Prepare
tory and Musical Departments
Daily lessons In French under the direction of Prof
c. Fontane-B' Ritz Method.
Herdic employed by the school for the benefit of
scholars In distant parts OF the city.
For terms and circulars address
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-29
Cancer of the Tongue |!
A Case Resembling Gen. Grants.

Some ten years ago | had a scronllous sore
on my right hand which gave me- great trou-
bic, and under the old-timc treatment was
healed UP, and supposed yaS well. found
however, il had only been driven into the
ana in March lss2 il broke out IN NY throat.
ana concc ntratcd III what some ol the doctors
denOminate'I cancer. I was placed under
treatment for this disease, some sis uu seven
of the best physicians in the country had ~"
ct different times under their charec. among
them Lhree specialist ~ JhiS I'M Ddt ono
after another would exhaust their skill AID
drop me. for / grew worse continually III"
cancer had eaten through my choek, destroy
ing the roof of my mouth and upper lip, then
Gttrcl< cd my tongue, palate and lower lip, de
StrOying the palate ana under tp "uf rely ana
half my tongue, eating ont 10 the top of my
lcft check bone and up to the left eye. From
IL hearty, robust woman of 80 pounds. was
reduced To a mere frame of sknin ami bones,
almost unable to turn myself IN bed. cDuId
NOT cat solid food. but siIIIbsistcd on IiquIds
and my tongue was so far gone / could not
talk. The anguish Ot mind and the horrible
suiferings of body which experienced mover
can be revealed, Given up 10y physicians to
die, with no hope of recovery upon the par
of friends who sat around my bedside expect
ing every moment 10 he my last: ia fact, my
husband would place his hand on me every
now and then to sec whether was dead or
not, and at one time all decided that life was
extinct, and my death was reported all over
the country. -
such was my wrctched ana helpless cond.-
tion the first OF hast October u~s4J. when my
friends commenced giving me Swifts Spcci-
tic. In less than a month the eating places
stoIpC,. and healing commenced, ami the
fearful aperture in my check has boon closed
and firmly knitted together. \ process OF
! new under lip is progressing timely. ana the
tongue, which was almost destroyed l. being
recovered, AMI IL seems that nature Is supply
ing Il new tongue. | can talk SO that my
friends can readily understand me, and can
eat solid food a&rziIn- am able To walk about
wherever please without the assistance 81
any one, and have GAINED nifty pounds of
flesh. a Il this. under the blessing 81 a mCrti-
fUI Heavenly Father. is due to Swltt's r"CIi".
am wonder and "A marvel to ali u4y friends,
hundreds OF whom have known my intense
Suifcrin@s, and have visited me IA itty afiici-
ions. While am not entirely wei, Yet nay
gratitude II none the less dcNout, and ! am
confident that IA perfect recovery ~ now in
sight. If any doubt these facts, / wOutd refer
them 10 Hon. John II. TIayIor, state senator
of this district, who is my ncighbOr. DIR, i. :.
ISTadticld, al Lac range. ia, or t. any other
person living in tire ssDuf hern part OF DrOuF"
county, Ga.
MRS. MARY /. CONFER.
LAGRANGE. ga. Yiay "a, is-5,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-29
PALATKA, FLA, OCT. 20, 1885.

A curious public house is among
the latest attractions in Paris. 1t IS
called La Taverne du Bagne. The
walls are hung with paintings rep
resenting the horrors Of convict life,
interpreted with portraits of noto-
rious communists. All the walters
are dressed in convict uniform, and
wear the chains and boulcts of the
regular fOrcat. The landlord i. Cit
oven Maxine Lisbonne, one of the
leaders of tho insurrection in 1871.
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Petersburg, Virginia, is Mahone's

Petersburg, Virginia, is Mahone's
home and he is, i'll fact, the boss of
the town. Nevertheless that the
democracy there are by no means
overawed by the presence of the lit
tie man, was very clearly shown by
the demonstration on Saturday to
General Lee. OF his reception the
Index-Appcal says: at was . mem
orable event III every way, aud
aroused an enthusiasm which will
be felt to good advantage ON cleo
ton day. Rarely has there been
such an outpouring of the people
upon political occasion. The gaily
decorated streets by day, and the IL
Elimination and bOntires at night
added largely to the joyousness of
the demonstrations. The speaking
at night was excellent, and was
greatly enjoyed and appreciated by
the thousands who listened to it,
Now let equal zeal and enthusiasm
be developed on the 3rd of Noyem-
Der, and all Will be we'll"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-29

\ case was up III Justice Burrilfs
court at Orange City, day or two ago,
the principals being Ellen Green and
Henry Jones. Jones was placed under
$3.50 bond. and while hunting for bail
escaped. Officer Scott overhauled him
just as he was boarding the down boat,
but he made break for liberty, and is
still at large, though Scott shot at him
three times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-29
THE PRESS n CITY BUILDER.
\ Few Hines from the Pen Of Il Force
full Writer.

\ Few Hines from the Pen Of Il Force
full Writer.
From an article on Local journal
ISM" which appeared in n communica-
ton to the Lafayette, Louisiana, Adver-
tiser, the following sentences of interest
to- all readers accur:
1t is well-known fact that, in orr
days-days when the press is the great
power not behind, but before the throne
newspapers build up cities, much
more than cities build up newspapers.
Atlanta, reSUrected from the ashes Of the
vandal Sherman, is to-day centre of
attraction, industry, wealth, unsurpassed
even by her elder sister, Richmond. Au
grsta has risen from pretty little in
land town to a position secand to none
in the state; while Mobile, struggling
against every possible rivalry from the
interior towns and the Atlantic cities, is
steadily advancing to the high rank fore
seen by her founder for the Queen
City of the Gulf"
And to whom and to what are due
those few among many-instanceS of
progress? In Atlanta, to the COnstitu-
ton; in Augusta, to the Constitution; in
Mobile. to the Register and it's predeces-
sor. the Times-now fused together
and to their having able, fearless editors,
| who in the darkest days of reconstruct
ion, vaiiantly and at the peril of life and
property, fought for the liberties of their
people.
But they could not have done it with
| out the help of the citizens when it is
| remembered that the weekly eXpence of
a paper like the Atlanta Constitution,
Mobile Times or Register run from ST.
200 to 81 800. every cent of which is
spent amongst their fellow townsmen,
and it can not be doubted that none of
treS great papers could unaidef have
,,,-,ai.e, -l-,,l- i :. e..s -f -.,--t .a.'.-.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-29

Mr.. Devine. the inventor of rackarock
was SO excited just before the grand test
of his satanic stuff at He'll Gate, that he
exclaimed to friend THE roof of my
head feels as if it would blow off,"