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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-07-30
SCHEDULE
PREF NUNS
Cattle Department.
SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT, 1. d. HENDERSON,.

L.
Entries Close in this Department august
81. THIS rule is imperative.
DIVISION l. SHORT HORN STOCK
HERD PREMIUMS.
For best bull two years old and over
and not less than four cows or heifers
two years old or over, belonging to any
one person: 1st S25, ID SIS.
Best bull three years old and over.
1st premium $25, I'd SIS.
Best bull one year old and under
three. LIST u. I'd 10.
Best bull one year old and under
two. LIST 10. I'd 5.
Best bull calf under one year. lst
), I'd 2.
COWS, HEIFERS AND CALVES.
Best COW three years old or over. lst
$40. I'd Sl5
Best cow two years old and under
three. 1st Is, I'd 10.
Best cow one year old and under
two. lst 10, I'd 5.
Best heifer calf under one year. lst
3, I'd 2.
The same premiums as per snort
horns are offered for
DIVISION ,. HOLSTEIN STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 3. AYRSHIRE STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 4. AMERICAN CATTLE
CLUB JERSEYS.
JUpGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION ). SWISS STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Exrerts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION G. DEVON STOCK.
JUDGES. Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION :. HEREFORD STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION s. GUERNSEY STOCK.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 8. MAINE HERD BOOK
JERSEYS.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION 10. POLLED ANGUS.
JUDGEs.-Experts employed by the
Society.
DIVISION II. GRADE OR CROSS
BREED.
HERD PREMIUMS.
For the best five cows or heifers not
less than two years old. lst SIS, ID
SO.
COWS AND BEIFERS.
Best COW three years old or over. lst
$40, % s..
Best heifer two years old and under
three lst S. % 4.
5. ID 3.
Best heifer calf lst 3.
DIVISION u. TOWN TEAMS.
Best team of five yoke OF oxen four
years old and over, owned in any town
in New England. lst S25, ID SD, Sd
$40.
Best town team of steers under four
years of age, owned in any town in
New England. LIST -, ID 10. Sd S.
DIVISION 10. WORKING OXEN
AND STEERS.
Best yoke five years old or over.
LIST Sl5, I'd $40, Sd So,
Best yoke four years old and under
five. LIST Is, ID 10, Sd ).
Best three years old and under four
LIST -, ID 10, 30 3.
Best two years old and under three.
LIST - "a s. 3D. 3.
Best one yeai old and under two. LIST
8, ID 1, 81 2.
Best pair of steer calves. LIST ). ID
3, 80, l.
TRAINED STEERS.
Best pair of trained steers two wears
old or over. 1st SIS. I'd SO, Sd 50.
Best pair of trained steers under two
years old. lst y. ID 5. 30 3.
Best bull calf. LIST ), ID 3.
Best heifer calf. LIST 5. ID 3.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES ON
THOROUGHBRED STOCK.
Awarding Committees in Cattle De-
partment are expressly instructed that
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Poultry Department.
RULES.

l. The Society will furnish stands
and coops. Exhibitors mast furnish
attendants and feed
:. No fowl or chick will be al
lowed on exhibition or to compete for
premium. unless exhibited in coops
provided by the Society the rent of
which will be free.
) The American Standard of Elk
cellence slaH be tic quite of the Judge,
and all disquaitying clauses will be
rlgldly enforced, Fowl in moult. not
disqualified, to be judged by their size,
shape and general characteristics.
Fowl and chicks to be shown in
pairs
Fowl or chicks intended for sale
must be exhibited in coops provided
by the Society
All entries must be made to the
Secretary on or before August u,
1888, as none will be received after
that date
Z All poultry for competition and
exhibition must be in position by noon
of the first day, unless unavoidably de-
tanned on the railroad, as Judging will
commence at l p NJ Experts will
judge the exhibition
The poultry exhibit will be under
the charge of uperintendent who
will be required by the Society 10 en-
force all rules
Premiums are offered on the follow
ing varieties, of SO 90 to lst. and 81 90
"a, for both fowl and chicks
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Manufacturers of agricultural nipple
menss are earnestly requested to ex-
hibit their productions. asst is the de-
sire Of the Society to encourage as
much as possible the show OF agricul-
tural implements.
Nc premiums Will be awarded in
this class but every facility will be
afforded for exhibitors. Space will be
assigned on August 2SJh to 3lst, giving
ample time to place the exhibits in
position.
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AND STEERS.
TRAINED STEERS.

Best pair of trained steers two wears
old or over. 1st Sl5, I'd $40, Sd 50.
Best pair of trained steers under two
years old. lst r. ID 5. 80 3.
Best bull calf. LIST ), ID 3.
Best heifer calf. LIST ). ID 3
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GOSSIP ABOUT OFFICES.

Ex-CoNGRESSMAN ATKINS FOR INDIAN COM
MISSIONER.
The list of nominations which was sent to the
Senate after 1t had adjourned to-day, STAR
reporter was informed by prominent Tennessee
democrats, contained the name of ex-Congress-
man Atkins for Indian commissioner.
FOR PUBLIC PRINTER.
It was said also that Mr.. John B. Stoll, of La
Porte, Indiana, had been selected for public
printer.
DENIAL REGARDING EX-SENATOR M'DoN-
AID.
The report that ex-senator Mcdonald has
been rendered the position of Solicitor General
and is considering the advisability of accepting,
is denied, in part at least, by his friends. They
say that there is no place within the gift of the
administration which Mr.. Mcdonald would ac-
cept. Since his arrival in this city the ex-Sen-
not want and would not take any public
position, He has said repeatedly that he enter
talns the highest regard for the President
and the kiudest feelings for his administration.
His dfsinclinatiOn to accept position does not
proceed from any feeling of resentment because
he was not put in the cabinet. He has no re-
grets about that, but he has law practice which
yields him $4,000 q year, and there is no place
at the disposal of the administration which he
thinks would compensate him for abandoning
that. While he does not want Office under the
administration Mr.. Mcdonald gives it his
warmest support, and as democrat earnestly
hopes for its success. He has expressed him.
self in this way to his friends here.
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. A lady living In Grant Place complains 70 the
Commissioners that that street has mt been
MI Robert 1. Fleming, architect and builder,
IN note to the Commissioners, requests that
the sewer on the east side Of 18th street, be.
north to drain the new Suiidinss he il aSous 70
erect on lots -, IS, 26 and "a, In square 207.
ALLEGED DAMAGES DY cARELEs9 wonKMEN.
letter to the oommissioners, cail. their ..ssen
street at Sd, above o street northwest have
cock boxes, and in one case, be says, the con-
meeting No: l4l5 Sd street Win the wate.
the contractors to repair the damages.
RESIDENTS OF MOUNT PLEASANT no RESIST.
Notices were sent yesterday BY the District
Commissioners to the owners OF dwetnng houses
them to move their fences back dfteen feet, Civ.
ing them all time to make such changes before
tSem living 0e on venue
state this morning that II r the united purpose
ofthese parties to resist thi: action Of the Dis.
locations. Several meetings have been held By
them TO arrange for holding On 70 this nfteen
Ieet OF the roadway.
PERM1ssroN TO TEAR Up srRxrr.
The District Commissioners to-day granted
permission to the Washington 0aslight COM
pany to open up 9TH street carriageway granite
for the purpose Of laying larger gas main 70
this business center; also the granite roadway
Of street. north side from 7th to 10th streets;
unimproved); 18th street nom Park toe street,
mot improved); Massachusetts, avenue, north
size, nom It'll to 9Th streets, graveled roadway;
11tn street, west side, from @ to streets north.
land avenue to 10Th street. tmaeadam.l
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector Entwisle % FOL.
lows: II. A. Garnet, erect q small dwelling, N
street, between @ and II streets $500. VIM. II.
BALDWIN, repair store, 1915 + street northwest;
1910: Geo. !. Edmunds, erect q private stable,
massachusetts, avenue, between Dist and 22d
streets; 81, 600. John F. Donohue, erect two
two-story and basement houses. LIST street, be
tween d and streets southeast; $2,4OO. Mrs.
Ihysons repair brick, s14 9TH street north
dwelling, South Carolina avenue, between 18th
ana l2th streets southeast; $1,10O. De. z. T.
Sewers, erect three-story and cellar dwelling,
New York avenue, between 18th and 14th
streets northwest: $25,OOO
MISCELLANY.
Inc police trial board yesterday heard the
case OF Private Dennis LOTUS, Of the FIRST pre-
cinct, charged with conduct unbecoming an
of1cer, in having been intoxicated, using 1nso-
tent language towards q superior officer {Sergt.
Busch.
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RObbing q Hotel.

DISCOVERIES MADE AT THE HOME OF 4 COL
ORED EMPLOYE OF THE NATIONAL
Last night Officer Diggins arrested a colored
employe of the National hotel, named Joseph
Price, while the latter was trying to dispose Of
valuable suit Of clothes, and locked him up at
the fifth precinct station. The officer and De-
tective Carter afterwards went to Prices house
In south Washington and, upon searching his
room, found quantity Of table linen and nap
Kin rings, which belonged to the hotel, q
quantity of jewelry, several suits of clothes,
and other articles, which, it was stated, were
stolen from guests of the hotel. While the OH.
GERS were in the house q colored waiter ct the
hotel, named Lewis Hutchinson, entered, and
he was also placed under arrest. On his person
was found a ladys gold watch that was missed
from the hotel some days ago. He said that
Price had given 1t to him, and this Price also
Court tomorrow. The officers were informed
that Price was superintendent Of the Israel
Sunday school, and was also q deacon In the
church. Among the articles of clothing recov.
cred was an overcoat worth $25, which was
attending the races in this city last spring.
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NeG> Brtem.

There were rumors In New York last night
that the friends OF Carl Schurs were urging bis
appointment as postmaster OF New York city.
* convention Of striking miner n Straits
Vile. Ohio. with delegates from the Hockiag
Valley mines yesterday decided 20 acoept nfy
cents per ton. This ends the strike began lest
Judge r. n. Emerson, United States judge GO
the nrst district OF Utah, has resigned, sfter
having completed three full terms OF four ye~rs
each on the Utah bench
An amalgamstton Of the Southern 1mmie "a
ton Society Of Americs and The southern and
was erected NJ the Immigration convention at
New Orleans yesterday.
Immense damage has been done by the Ice
gorge Overflow Ct Waverly, Mo A dosen Per-
drowned,
There in considerable excitement on the sps.
Quehanna division OF the Erie railroad over the
nndins OF charred human hand and part Of
an arm In the nre-box OF the locomotive of .
freight train.
James Poncsford and party, which went mp
Brtdger canon, Montana, to rescue the Schlsss-
man party buried In an avalanche, returned
yesterday with the bodies OF schlassman one
OF the Hazard brothers, and p. ]. Smith.
sing Lee, Chinamsn, had Q quarrel with Ge
Soong, one OF his countrymen, In Boston, yes
n teraayy over debt and Sing Lee split oe
tStai xo nsnS open with Ratchet inn'ctns
distinct shock ofearthuuake was felt at Con-
soosock, n. H. few minutes past ~ o'cioek
Throughout central and northern New York
ana Vermont yesterday the mercury ranged
rom 70 70 30 degrees below zero. At Glovefe-
v1ne, N Il, woman was frozen 70 death In her
Residents OF Philadelphia are forming what
are Known a. square Associations" for the pUr-
pose OF enforcing sanitary regulations In each
square, and TO take all measures necessary DOR
goo health In case cholera should appear In
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

T1HOa J. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers
CHANcERY SALE OF MOST VALUABLE AND
ELIGIBLY SITUATED CITY LOTS FRONT.
ING NINETY-TWO-AND-A-HA FEET on
LAFAYETTE SQUARE AND IMPROVED BY A
LARGE ~ p Prick n RWELb Il HOUSE KNOWN
TAYLoE. The SANE BEINa n WfTH ESlA
Hale sQUARE Or BLOCK OF THE PRES
AND TaE EoHsE ho RPEEEER1MENTs
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia passed on the 9Th day I'M
Of March, A. D. 1885. In Equity cause No 9203 i;H
wherein Mary Lomas IaX ;s Euge9is Phs6e
On sell fsSs Ss q ba az
Al y e a nly sexe1 @ M
numbered two hundred and twenty-one (231) In the
city Of Washington, In the District Of Columbia with
the improvements, consisting Of 2 spacious Dwelling
an even depth Of i45 ee and the North b
partially the NORTH. the property is bounded by
vide alleys, making the same most desirable for
hotel or drst-clam apartment house.
Terms OF sale a. prescribed by said decree, TO wit
Qnethird cash, and the residue In one two three and
p the rate Of per ceptum per anum be evidenced
ny notes q purchaser secured by retaining
s. ned upon Ss secepsancs Of any "a terms %
sale BE- not complied with In two weeks from day OF
sai the Trustees RESELL the risk and cost Of de
uniting Hurchsser upon giving two weeks notice BY
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee,
wn Il EDxoNsros. IN 4SSs zee = NV
VIZ TAxIoE SNYDER, TsSssse.
Wh143oO 900 st NV.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMoRE. ND. March 1s.-yirginis skies, con-
Solidated 43la; pasdue coupons, 54 new tenforties
30; new threes, 53IA bid to-day.
baltimore, Nd, March 19.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, 11As Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-southern
scarce and higher; western frmer and dull southern
req, SSa9Oi southern amber, 96a01; No. Maryland,
eOA.a9l; NO. western winter red, spot, S5s4aS6
April, S644aS7; May, S9aS9l4 COrn-southern firm
ana In active demand: western irmer and dull south
ern white 5Oa52la; southern yellow. 4sa5O western
mixed spot, 4Sasa4S17; March and April, 4Sl.a4Sla:
s May zsaaa4ss. steamer 4Sla47 Oats steady
mixed. 35a36; Pennsylvania, 36a3s Rye quiet,
72aI6. Hay hrmer-prme to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, 14O0al5OO. Provisions steady and
quiet Egg, easier. 17a1s. sugar:.,copper refined
1nehsngsa; Freshts 70 hyeroool per steamer DUH
cotton, l164d.; -four, 1s.6 grain nominaly frmer,
saad Receiptso o sss5 barrels wheat 5000
rye, 1000 bushels Shipments-wheat II 900
bushels: corn, POI 900 bushels. Sales-wheat 1863
bushels; corn, la, 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. March 19.-Closing prces-wheat-
Corn March SO AprT. SIS; Nay, &1sp June. IS.
June II 20. Lard-March, 6.75; April, 677la; May,
& ST1b: June 6
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CIAND, MHARF. WATnK Err AN SbT Ex NEAaE o.
ppFFtx1fNGEs 9N RLAcKlST3N IsbAN6
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER ~
COURT Of the District of Columbia on the seventh day
which Eugene Mi,kieWicz is the complainant and Ed
ward Abner the defendant, shall offer for sale for
@ b 6F rW6
r at the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros corner
Of ali situated being o
Island st. Marys county. Nd, containing twelve
c W.
l6 ss05as Of s Ma IA day
section Of Potomac avenue on the river 'front.' run
ming south the side of said avenue 2U feet to
the north side OF said street $50 fee, to st. Clements
avenue thence In northerly direction on the east
in eastern direction along the river front to the
northwestern intersection of Potomac avenue, to-
on said reservation with the wharf known as Nc
Williams wharf, and all the water rights and privi-
ieges to the same beiongng, together with all the
parties to this suit as partners the being sub
Ject to removal at the expiration of the lease
the privileges further term of Ave years rom the
w E. rr OF tS
sole right Of landing excursionsts the Island aud
There is q good Hotel and Dining Room several Cot
tages and Bath Houses splendid Dancing Pavilion
Store. and everything necessary for a summer and
Immediately after the said SALE shall also offer for
sale large quantity of Bathing Suits Cooking Range
The lease can be examined, and the fullest informa-
ton obtained at the office of Newton Bergman, 80
+ street, Washington. D.. Z.
Terms of Sale Cash.
JOHN L. vOGT Trustee,
- 429 9TH st. NV. Washington, D. c.
BROS. IN TN
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Amusennenta.

ALBAUGK's OPERA HoUsE.-Mme Theo and
that very pretty work. ga File du fan1bonr
Major" Nine. Theo captivates all whosee her
with her brightness and liveliness.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.-Mr Robert L. Down.
Ing continues to draw good audiences at this
house There are many entertaining features
in "Tally Ho"
day night and Saturday afternoon will be the
only opportunity this season to hear this emil
nent pianist. Reserved seats may be secured
without extra charge at Drops.
CONCERT AT MCkENDREE CHURCH-An in.
teresting concert and elocutionary entertain.
ment will be given at Mckendree church on
Friday evening, many Of the best-known local
singers taking part, among them Mrs. Mills,
Misses Katie Wilson, Minnie Evan and Eva
Mills, Profs. Theo King aud E. c. Townsend.
Messrs. Bangs, Whipple and others.
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n snSPIar e k fnisfRa FL e esdy
and youngest sister off, f. Bailey. esq, Of Philsdsl
Funeral services NJ the residence OF r. A. spcese
% + :n g. . &
nG3NeEE coS On Har seor 18Th lsss NAVY
and L.sis oorbsts, IT,. ssed years II months ssd
Weep not for little Blanche,
she ns .r cent. ., sp,r,t ., fed 1.,
Among the silent dead
Around neT inSsnt tomb,
Think mah. what =. lovely flower
sf.rneon Marcs aohp f nom her three SoSs xssy
No. 1918 st.. West Washington
LN Ss6S:o H ~. u b.s,s NARY pL
~. Sn her ass u.
nom thence 70 81. Aloysius Church. where requism
spectfnlly Invited TO attend 2.
1p 'rn EUGENE NJ. infant son Of Abiai W. Ind
HARMQN; March In, 1885, at 10 O'Clock pla,
onS sT%SaP h REREoCA ELLIE youngest child o. Wa.
rsns,s from sas rssasncs sss
the family are invited TO attend. q
n. Adf isis s In the fun triumph Of Nth oe
sP%y H ;s long and painful Illness. WfiLixS r.
Funeral rom Shiloh Baptist church. rr,aav =, s,,
tend.
KALUsOwsKL Tuesday March IL 1855 ANNA
NJ kALCs0WSKl, at the residence OF her fhther
S2e street northwest In the twenty a
Funeral on Friday. March 20. at one pm. Friends
are respectfully invited TO attend. s.
LEpERER On Thursday, March 10, 1885. ~ 9
yss q s:RSgs, ss AS y d
Funeral nom her late residenes. No. ess Il a. " "
on saturday. March 81, 1885, at Q O'Clock o. az
Friends Of the fhmily are Invited 70 attend ~
LEMOS. March 18th, 1885, at O'Clock D. M N
pneumonia, youngest child Of Charles H and Cora NJ
Lenos. aged eight months and three daye
Funeral from the residence 1905 M street norsb-
west, Friday, March 10Th AT 4 o'clock Erfon6s "a
the family are invited TO attend
.MARCERQN. On March 10th, 1885 nj IL 10 n m
Ara KIOSK MARCERoN, widow of the late lois
Marceron and mother OF Mrs Geo. NJ oyster. in IRE
seventy year Of her age resident OF tls
city for sixty-fve - -
Ihe funeral viii take place at 10 am Friday morn
ine from the residence Of her son-inlaw, 2i2 East
Capitol street. and proceed 10 Peters church Tss
relatives and friends Of the family are invited 10 80
tend without further notice.
SCHCLTEIS On Thursday, March 19 1855 nj I
O'Clock, FERDINAND M SCHULTEIs ar tbe RE-.
dence OF his parents, 500 street nortbwert
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows
a q. y: Sanders to G. Geibel, pit Z, 50; 7!s;
pit 4, 81. and E. g sub MERIDIAN Hin; $b65. Re,
becca Gallant TO John Stewart, lot IL, SO. 479;
E. John r Gallant 70 same, Same property;
and 2, blk. I, sec: 8, Burrville; 800. C. A Nc
Euen to same, lot !, blk. s, sec 8, do; s2s.
gwen SnTrsy to &o 20, 2p
sub 50. 3S; S3, 500. Francis Williams TO John
Davis lot 3, wright,s sub Pleasant Plains;
$500. Clementine r. Latimer to J. b. Fitzhugh,
karasts andixidsd half Il, So So sss $500 g &C.
lot 81. Peters Square, Georgetown: $500. Sc.
Stewart to Hosea b. Noulton, lots 81 to 90 80.
H fSn; s8 600 9; Z; Hsmiton, trustee; to John
to Laura E. Thofnburgh, part 9, SO. 2es; g.
y; watkins to +. I: RUPERT, part 8, 50. .s12;
as g. $751; ssse John 5S MAJ
$500: Heirs Of George and Rebecca Lowry S sO to
and D saS ass E So 2ss g. s
$1,000. Henry Lesbede to Anna NJ Mueller pit.
Eleanor N. Dor, lot g, So. n: Of III; g j.
D. D sSEy g s.S Geo A. prufy, lot s. and pit sc,
Leonard, iot 40, sq. e4s: si75. W. + Lapham
GrI vi. : J aap snS Heir.
tingly, In trust pit. 8, 80. 141, sub. 81, So 367,
Is gsa 3 So s;o5 20 a q; 22, So go, pt i So
rem to Wash Mclean, n n 81, 50. 1883: 81 900.
Mary J. Snowden to Moses Dutch, lot 8, blk. g,
Ivy City; 500. c. F. E. Richardson to c. W.
Zeiber, lot SO, SO. 6O7; $519.75. w. w. Dauen-
hover ct al. to Francis NJ Gibson, subs. 25 and
e, So AZ: $500: Same 70 Mary Mcintosh, subs.
Is sa and 20 do; ssoc R,chard F. Psiro g ). 3.
ct al to ]. ]. DAILY, n interest in lot F. so. Dos;
$3.50. EH.Thomas to Annie E. Howser, lots 49,
Annie c. Holmes, same property s 3 @s b H
Warner, trustee, to Alice HI. Young, lot "a, w.
and C's sub; SO. 1874; 81 pos: c. A. Walter,
trustee, to 4. X. Marcy, pit. 1872, B. and H. ad-
dition to Georgetown: $500.
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Local men for local of'ices,- is the tenor Of
resolution adopted last evening by the oolusn-
bia Democratic club. II declares q principle a.
which not only the citisens Of this District win
cordially subscribe, but which r. OF stiil broader
application ~ anecting the organization OF me
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Dn HA1spr
GOLDEN SPECIFIC
POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT
1t can be given in cup Of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it, is absolutely
harmless. and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patien is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck 1t has been given in thousands of
cases. and In every instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed. IT NEVER FAILS The system once impreg
mated with the Specific, it becomes utter imposs-
buity for the liquor appetite to exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Projectors,
Cincinnati, Ohio
For Sale by -
r. K. HELPHENSTINE,
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Corner 18th and streets also l4th street and
Vermont avenue, Washington, d. C.
Call write for circulars and full particulars d10-eo
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IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT FLAVOR
ING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES
ANDSAUCES. ANNUALaALE, 100000
JARS = =
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable tonic ais a succeas ND 4
boon for which nations should feel grateful"
See "Medical Press !" Lancet DC
Genuine only with the fsc srnile Of Baron
Liebigs Signature In Blue Ink acroo0 the
Label The Title "Raron Liehig' and pho
toEfapn "a ns s Seen largely used By dealers
public . Are informed MO that ths 1ens SoEa.
Liebigs guarantee Of guineness
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT or MEAT.
To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocel and
ChemlStSs c0le Agent for the United States
(wholeole only(, G. DAVID Co. Fen
church avenue. London, England myl6
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~ Has just received the Spring style Block.
SILK HATS made TO order and old styles Hemod-
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