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DRY GOODS.
IAxsBuReH q BRo.,

LAxsnuReH & BRo,
through this wish announce to their
and the public in general that their
FALL OPENING OF WRAPS. FURs AND LADIES
COSTUMES
will take place
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, AND SATURDAY OC-
TOBER I'D.
ON the second floor OF their establishment
OUR STYLES ARE EXCLUSIVE.
We will exhibit the most elegant line of Imported
Wraps ever shown In the city.
Our stock is enormous, and our assortment ia com.
plete.
We have q handsome Imported Line Of Plu sh Fancy
Velvet and Heavily Jetted Trimmed Garments.
We will show all the latest High Novelties Our as
sortment of PLUSH WRAPS will be without an
equal. We always have carried the largest and best
effort and show three times the quantity that any
other house in the city carry. This is no idle boast
but just claim, and look will substantiate our as
sertiOn.
PLUSH vICTORIAs.
PLUSH VISITES,
PLUSH SACQUES,
PLUSH NEWMARKETS,
PLUSH RAGLANS,
PLUSH CIRCULARS AND
PLUSH WALKING JACKETS,
and all the above made with the same care and
trimmed in exact imitation of Seal Skin Ask to see
the Garment will sell for $25 Il will really as
found YOU ASgoOd as any 500 SacQue shown this
season. Just think! Seal Plush SacQue AZ inches
long. elegantly trimmed. Seal Ornaments, Chamois
Pockets, Satin Lined. All for only $25.
JACKETS! JACKErsM
Walking Jackets will be the correct wrap for early
Fall Wear We succeeded in procuring about 95 Pera
Sample Jacieis figure which will enable us to sell
you each and every Jacket at genuine bargain price,
SHORT WRAPS! SHORT WRAPS!
Our assortment of Short Wraps Is so varied that it
really would be matter of impossibity to attempt
to describe all the styles and prices suggest
call Friday and SAT urday, We better show you
what we cannot here put in print In the meantime,
we will mention two ca specials.
BOUCLE CLIO H SHORT WRAPS. trimmed with
wide Fur all around, Tab Front, at So. 90
FINE QUALITY BEAVER CLOTH SHORT
WRAP, trimmed with deep Tail trimmin- finished
with Satin, perfect fitting at 50. An exceptional bar
gain.
New Markets will also be in demand this year. par
ticulary colder weather. We have laid I'm an ele-
giant supply. ami are ready Tor orders.
IN CHILDREN'S AND MISSES CLOAKS
We have been more than careful to present some
tempting garments net alone in the beauty and
OF these goods. but also the prices major portion
Of cloak houses this branch of this business
we have been more than anxious this year TO offer
such line that will attract all parents and guardians
t. purchase their goods from US Remember we will
make any alteration on any wrap bought from
us gratis For the convenience of y great
many who not ready to purchase gar
ment that may attract them. and perchance we have
only one OF the kind. will lay aside the garment
and take proper OF it, by paying deposit of five
t5) dollars same
AS Friday and saturday are our Opening Days, we
are more than DESTROYS that you should call and in
spect our goods You are not expected to buy unle
We tell you this as to assure you that
the same attention will he shown you as locker as
would be extended purchaser
tfIx
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RALrIMoRE AND ONO hAlLRoAD.
schedule i'm effect SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18Th
loot, until further nouce.

Leave Washington from station. corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue aud & street.
lOOu a a Hast Limited xpress for i'lllsburgn
and chicago. arriving IN plItsbursh al 800
on this train ior fast time.
pm. AID lo:io pm, with through coaches aud Tai
ace Sleeping cars 10 above points, without c.anSr
$50 p H. Is fast limited tr in To Cincinnati
LOUIS. arriving ia Cincinnati u.xt mornins at s.a5,
ST. outs 6:4o PM No ezra fare Is charged IlIis
for Pittsburgh at loco An and {. 50 p IN daily 10
Pittsburgh, leNeland aud detroit. with Monarch Par
lOr AID sleeping Cars 10 4 ttsburgh.
FOR Luxembourg, Natural Brd-e Lexington and
FOR Lexington anu I.,5al stations. $40 a. m daily
except sunday, and lolo pm. daily.
ton, chester and Philadelphia 1850 i.25 p and
End iUs5 IN. 1910. l:-,, 3:l5 ,45-minnte trainl.
$3.50. 450, $40. 5sO, ga 500, $50 400 pan
am, 10. 400. $3.50. 4;4U. 5:4u. o:sO. $40. 3D..
TO, Sh,usndoah Valley Railroad and points south
10 a. m ana 80 pm. d lily; lo has Sleeper from
Washington 10 New Orleans; o;So s.eep,r ~ LiL
For Wilmington Delawale e. and intermediate points
between baltimore and " llminglon $40 pm. daily,
Tor Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 40 m,
FOR Way stations between Washington and Balti-
more 8. $40. s:oo Am. l2:lo p.m $50, 4:so. $50
4:4o, $40 nd llno m For Stations ON MeIropoil-
Tan hn ,IS, o.; M daily except saadas ana a:5l
pal stations Oh Metropolitan Branch o;4o daily;
Oh Stops al sallOns. rtraItEersDur-
INT imedate points lO:oo .m., l-::SO and 20 u IN.
daily, except SUNDAY. for Frederick o:sV a m and
4:4O y ia. daily, pt sunday.
For Hsg rstown lU:oo a. and 5:3l pm. daily. az
cepi Suuuay.
rains rive from the West daily 600 7:2o a H.
l:lo ESQ and lO:;So pm. Little Rick xpress
from Phladephia. Chester, Wilmington, Ane-
gerry, Newark and Havre de Grace. ll:lo M, 3:2o
pm. and lSUU a. daily.
From Whining and intermediate points north of
Baltimore. 4 l:i D "A m.
rrYm Annapolis, $50 a aud l,oo and 5s25 pm.
Sunday. 1850 In. t:35 pm.
FROM haTper's Ferry and Valley Railroad, ..20 o
M daily. and D so pm. dal except sunday
From Frederick ana Intermediate points. s25 a m,
and bio p m. dai y except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore Washington a 5IQ
$50 go 300 BOO aud lO:30 m Ix:l5. 2:Bo 3 4
40 b. o:5u, s:.o, y and ll:oo pm on eundava
o:3o go s:O and 300 a M. 30. 2;3o. 20. 800
so. 1:45 y and 4 10 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except l25. 81 and 40 pm.
For far her ply at the baltimore ana
ONO Ticket 9TH e. W.shiII Station: oil aud 1881
pennsylvania avenue corner of l4th street, where
orders VII. be taken for baggage 10 be check ed aud
received al any point In the city
b. DUNHAM, * InRn
Gen Mana-er, Baltimore. [se2Ol O. P A
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Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey and Du1y's
Formula.
MALARIA.

Sirs-My trouble has been chronic mala-
ria. was completely run down; no appe-
lite. skin yellow, constant languor and
weakness. 1 took your Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey and Duffy's Formula, and could
not ask to feel better than do. gained
212 pounds the first week.
D. r HowIAyD
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Az PINE ST ELIzARErH N

Gentlemen-I have found the greatest re-
lief in the use of your Duffys Pure Malt
Whiskey and Duffy's Formula in breaking
up the chills and fever, with which / had
been troubled tor twelve years. l have been
troubled also with my lungs and blood spit
ting, which has also been relieved.
A. l. GLEASON
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119 JACKsox 81. PArrERsoN. M I

119 JACKSON ST., PATTERSON, N. J..
Dear Sirs-As a result of using your Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey and Duffy's Formula
find that all the malarial feelings had have
been expelled; my appetite has returned
and a gradual increase in weight and
strength has taken place. JOHN DUFFY.
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E-oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
RAILROADS.
lDIkpMoNT AIR LINE.

Trains leave II and p. depot, 9th and streets.
1.l6am-Daiiy. except sunday. for Lynchburg aud
Intermediate stations.
ll:l5 am-lAily for Ivnchhurg Danville. Ash
viile Char otte. Atlanta. aud points South nj uan
buiet sleeping CARS TO Atlanta, and thence 10 Aew
Orleans.
$50 p.m-Iaily. except sunday, for Manassas
Strssbprg and Intermediate stations
5:;So p.m.-Daiy fur charlottesville, lousytlia Cn-
cinnati and points Ches aud Ohio X X Pulinla a
sleeper Washington TO Louisville.
1880 pm.-Daiiy Tor Lyncnburg. Charlotte. Column
bla, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery. New orleans aud
points south. ful man iaiace outlet sleeping "a
Montgomery IN connection with Pullman parlOr -
thence TO New Orleans sleeper TO Augusta.
through Trains from >outh arrive al Ns hinEtOu
500 M and $50 pm: nom Louisville 9:-o 9 ui
Lynchburg local, 2:so pm; strasburg lvca., lO:sg
tor tickets, sleeping car accommodations and in
formation apply at Office 6Ul Peuna ave, Pcnn-
syIvanla station, oh aud
JAMES l.. TAYLOR
seq General Passenger Agrut
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900 YORK ST w PHrI.A !

800 YORK ST., W. PHILA., PA.
Gentlemen-I had malarial fever, which
was followed by typhoid and pneumonia.
Physicians prescribed cod liver oil, but did
not improve. got Disguised and procured
your Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey and Duffy's
Formula. They did me good at once. l was
almost a skeleton, and would not have be-
lieved 1t possible to make the progress did
in short time. / cannot say too much in
their favor. VIM LINDEMEYER
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PIT Mort ST., NEW YORK, N. Y.
Gentfenen-I have been using your
Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey and Form ula
for ague and find il is all it is represented to
be. RICHARD H. MCGUIRE.
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SEWING MACHINES. Nc.

vJ,HE WHITE IL KING. THE ACME OF PER
II lection ia the category OF sewing Machines. A
Concentration and condensation Of mechanical genius
and SKILL The range work not be excelled. Il
Is thing OF beauty and joy forever. Cali aud
j. +. MCKkNNEY'H. Al 9TH st NV. ]. Il RICH.
MOND, Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sale "
rent Firstcass repairing done. Also Central Office
for The Universal Patterns. See them my2x
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MANAGER ABBEY AND HIS BRIDE-Tb,
news Oh Manager henry T.. Abbey S marriage
l" Miss r ioience T.. Gerard, the actress at Bt,,
TON tuesday, Was Il great surprise to his friend
III New York at nrst. There had been ruInors
vi Mr. ADIey marriage TO Miss Gerard i,
fHSiahu, out THESE lac denied a. ain and sig;,i,.
ShisS bCTaiu Is "a native OF Cambridge. Mas
Out most Oh her professional career has beer,
cohnheu To tne Engiish stage. on which 81.
iiaue her DEBUT at Plymouth in 1877 IA
Lyott0 i'll the Love Chase Miss C;erard n,.ve,.
win more or less success during the iOiiowin.
Elk years IN Ens lana, making her American,
ueDut octooer ., 1885, playing Clara Douglass.
In Money. at the fiitn Avenue tn.aI,.r 80
season Miss Gerard played leading roles witt.
MouJeska, under Mr. Aboey's management il,
Lohuoh Miss Gerard is said 10 nave been mar
req once before and To have IA husband living
Ia rance. out the story is not authenticated
M. aooeS, VINO Is ABOUT thlrty-nlne years Oiu
was married III 1876 To Hiss nate kingsley :;
northampton, Mass, belle, who died IN lSs:;
ihe newly -"euieu couple are spending lneI.
honeymoon at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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AAcERSrnwN MI

HAGERSTOWN, MD.
Gentlemen-I had been for years suffering
with chills, and received no permanent re-
lief in the hands of physician. The mall
ady brought on hemorrhages, but am
pleased to say that as a result of using your
Dutfy's Pure Malt Whiskey and Duffy's
Formula, l am feeling better than have in
six years, and l regard its power in curing
malaria as something wonderful.
]. H. BOONE.
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r. BELL.
Superintendent
auto
M
-.NNSYLVANIA ROUTE

VIE GREEN PAaIENsv1v.Nr. po,,rr
- bo TBE fTR RkcH WEEP sr ASP
II hfFEcT July liTH 1850 '--'' :
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station of sixth
For Pittsburg and the Wet chicago Limited Express
Line, 800 A. N. daily 10 Cincinnati aud ~ LOUIS
and Del Car 70 81. Louis daily. except ssturday
q Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona 70 chsaSa
SS sieepns csr. WASHINGTON no 20 n ch Ss
al ' Harlsb ssSSre with 10 we.ssra ,.S enneS x
iss9Ss E seepers ,9r Leuisyi,le and 81 LOUIS
ana the West. with through sleeper Harrlsours 70
BALTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie sanandaigua. Rochester. Bufiaio Siagara
loDo Z: ~: daily, except saturday. with Palace
for liiiansport Lock Haven and Elmirs, at $50
For New AZ SHa arS' s easrp tss SUNDAY
Nh NJ; 200 a:l5: l0o.. and i 20 P. NJ. on sunday
@ired Express o. PIms o9 pn ana ii2o $40
por 4. ana $40 A. daily. except sunday.
for Brooklsn n Y, all through trains connect At
s r CITY with boats Of Brookyn Anek Afford
~, ie a.1. sero,s New York city.
SS5 1850 ga and sGI s sod p MO II on s sans S.
sS0 A. NJ. 800. 4;lo, $500: Ios,o and ii 20 ? N.
Lm,ted Express. s:4o A Al. aud 3s5v 4. NJ daily.
For l ssi!% s en- 31s eso go $50 4;
ss so a:lS a On ouna.y s,s y;ss io AM
For PoDes arees Line AS A. !. n ana 4.so
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis. us A M, 1905 and 4: g r. VI daily.
except Sunday. Sundays 8-Oo A. NJ AIS p. NJ
ALTMAN kiA AND rRtsDEllICKSDUfS,, RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXAND RIA AND WASHING
ION RAILtOAD
For Alexandria $500. 7.05. 925. 1885 and :35 A.
M. xU5. 4:Z5 400, 6Ol, ssU5, and IL 81 r. NJ.
Sunday at 900; s:<o, looo A. NJ. ooo Z. N.
For klcumond and she SouIti, $3.50 IO.,o A NJ daily
and 5:s5 T.. 10. daily except sunday.
rains leave Alexandria for " ashington es,5 500
1910. 1910 A. lUO. 3yv5. 323 5:lo 7sb5
and LOAF r. NJ; and lz:lo midnight texcspt Mon
day. ON Sunday al SOo and lO:lo n. N. .:oh
lU:42 +. M aud l2:lunilht
Tickets and informal Office oortbeasr COR
ner Of 18Th street and fennsyi wanna avenue and as
.he Alaton where orders be let for the ci.eekng
baggage destination from hotels aud residsnces
CHAs. T. PU1H General Manager
j. X WOOD General Passenger Agent iyl2
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ANACOSTIA, ID. c.
Dear Sirs-I have been greatly benefited
by the use of your Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
Key. l have no symptoms now of malaria
with which l was troubled great deal. My
stomach and liver are in splendid condi.
ton. +. L. ALLEN.
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Now Is TuE Best Time

Now Is The Best TINE
FOR INTENDING BUYERS OF DRY GOODS
TO ANTICIPATE THEIR WANTS.
MY STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL DEPART
MENT>. AND THE ASSORTMENr5 Will NOT
B.. ENCELLED AT ANY TIME LATER IN THE
SEASON.
MY DIRECT IMPORTATIONs OF THE LAT
EST NOVELTIES" IN LYONS SILKS AND VEL
WITS AND PARIS WRAPS AND DIR S. TEX
TUitiS ARE NOW ALL OPEN, AND EXUEED IN
VARIETY, RICHNESS AND QUALITY ANY
PREVIOUS OFFERING.
THE CONTINUED MILD WEATHER DOES
NOT STIMULATE ACTIVITY AND DEMAND
FOR THE GOODS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER;
AND 1T AFFORDS. THEREFORE,. THE BEST
POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY TO PRUDENT BUY
Frs IN THE FACT THAT MY COUNTERS ARE
NOT OV ERCROWDED. AND THE BEST POSI-
BILE ATTENTION Is GUARANTEED TO EVERY
CUSTOMER.
AS ANY DAY-WITH COMING OF COOLER
WEATHER-THE RUSH MAY COMMENCE 1
EXTEND THIS INVITATION To ALL MY
PATRONS TO MAKE AT LEAST A PORTION OF
TIL AIR SELECTIONS NOW.
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
Hs- PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORREC PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDISe
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street
Established 1910. seq
CARPETS, CARPETS.
DO YOU INTEND TO BUY A CARPET
This Season?
IF so. CALL AND LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK.
We think it would pay you to do SO.
We have sp endd line OF INGRAM CARPETS,
ranging from 20 to Toe.
TAPES RY BRUSSELS, from 55c to 81.
Handsome styles in BODY BRUSSELS, very best g.
ply, ali WOOL 81.
FLOOR nRUGGETS, all sizes.
HALL and STAIR CARPETS
SMYRNA TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS
FLOOR and STEP OIL CLOTHS
CARPETS SEWED AND LAID AT SHORT NO
TICE.
We have splendid assortment OF new fall dress
goods embracing a great many new things just out
this
case ARABIAN sUITING, 15c.; worth 25c ~
and Cd IricOl cloth.
SILK and WOOL SUITING.
AHwOol hOmespun. JERSEY FbANNELS
BLANKETS and COMFORTS ut Last seasons
prices
JOHNSON, GARNER & Co.
sea $3.50 Pa ave-. south side. 9TH st. NV.
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- q ESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINEY GOLDEN SPECIFIC
1t can be given in a cup of coee or tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking it 1t is absolutely
harmless, and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient Is moderate drinker or An
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given In thousands
Of cases. and in every instance perfect cure has ,o
lowed. 1T NEVER FAILS The system once impre.,-
mated with the Specific 1t becomes an utter imposs
bility tor the liquor appetite to exist
For SALE BY
DIR. 8. F. WARE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and streets; ALSO r. X. HELPHEN
slime. corner l4th street and Vermont avenue.
Washington, u. C
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

II" ALL POTOMAC RIvhR LANnrSGs
Norci't ~ Wednesday and fraay al m as far Al
,niI,s sIrs - a nsrdto~ and All utermesliale
tnr and Mhsrses CoAn River. hnsase Lode Ianss-
ali landings every lrIn 'e" f>Nss Making
soc"n.s go any landing Tor IS vents stArcr0oms
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have had {. cancer my face for some wears ex
ieiiolnS from one cheek bone the 10 the
other II has given great deal pain al tmp-
burning ard itching 10 extent tina. il as
almost unbeafabe. l commenced using swift Spe
cic in May. 1853, aud have used eight bottles II ia.
gwen the greatest relief by removing the infiamm.
ION anu restoring my general health.
- w. BARNES
Knoxville Iowa, Sept. 8, 1885
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3. Atlanta Ga. IL
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Christian Martyrs in Africa.


MTESAS REALM.
When Stanley came home from his trip
Rcross Africa, says the New York S3nl he said
there was grand opportunity Tor missionaries
In Uganda His glowing description of the
country, teeming with 3,VOOUO0 of intelligent
and fairly industrious people, hired the hearts
d English christians. They sent several mis-
sionaries To live III the beautiful country near
Victoria NyanZa, in Uganda's chieI town.
French Roman Catholics soon followed The
EhgLsn pioneers, and all worked hard and
ZeaIousiy 10 neIp anu Instruct The natives. IL
costs, the French tell US, $4,000 put Il mis-
slOnary III Central Africa. These U.anda mis-
SONS have cost not only MANY thousands of
dollars Uut also the lives OF three white men
and years oil ceaSeIe>s toll anu anxiety. Inc
news he'd US Iist week that the fruits oil ali
these priceless Iabors aud sacrifices have been
wiped out in Il bloody tragedy. The King eff
Uganda has murdered ali the converts ui Ih,.
missionaries, VINO themselves in great
peril and IInplOTe assistance. For "A white a
bright future seemed 10 be before these
missions. They built churches, and made
quite a number OF converts. a Snort time
beIor" King MIesa's death about eighty com
Nerts Were admitted 10 the English church
school To- learn 10 read. MIR. - laneriy learned
10 speak kiganda like "a native. Mr.. Mack,.y
sailed the great lake III the little bark Eieauor
which nad Teen sent IN sectIous iroIn England.
MI Asne excited much wondermeiII by dig
Slhg wells anu building "A cart But the kings
couIseIiOrs always viewed these whites wItii
suspicion. They often advised the King to- XIII
them ON the plea that They were subveItIug tile
ancient bellies and undermining his hold upon
his subjects.
Ming Aiesa on the whole was friendly 10 the
missionaries, and they and their work
sale While ne lived. His young Mwan2a,
however, IL the tOOl oi III, council, :ind ILey
nave hiieu aim with lear that whites may
soiit Ut.S Ivy To deprive him UI power
winch seventeen OF Ills ancestors during nearly
thFet cen uIlcs have welded. TIE murder OF
bisEop Huntington, therefore, has been fol-
lowed ~ tine extinction OF the native chris
tishS w htH The story OI the nas>sic reaches
u d. Will doubtless DC found that SOIue Vi these
Aapie>> converts went 10 their Heath us lear
.esSiS as tne marty r. OI OLD. y ago King
hNsiLess warned MS subjects Uf the danger, vi
embracing lew Itltuo 10y burning at stake
Two IAr->tistn boys VINO refused 20 reuounce
lueIT IeiIe.. lney died with Christian song ON
theli lilF>. perfectly sustained me terrible
oEueeti uN ts4tIF uuIaIttTIn- Deity
t4e WINGS Nsla l.tu.l l.eLn ~ .,aiure
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
7" kOADCo.

Schedule I'm effect August 1, 1856
Trains Will leave from and at AZ. d p station
9Th aud Ii Iollows
Leave ashington S:lO m. daily except Sunday
and 445 T. m dairy, arriving al Round Hill IL "a a
M ana s;lS pm Returning trains leave Round N ia
al 6:S n. daily aud 3:l5 o. NJ dali, except sun
day. arriving a; Nashingtnu s4U m and 5. b a. IA
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. ,VOll
mile tickets S2a
r. BELL.
auto SunertnIsn.ant
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DENTISTRY.

1 lR STARR PAksONS, COR VTH AND EN.w
Ofhhng q speciality; also. tie OF toothaciie
Without Extracting. local snaAihesic used ON the
kunis Aiievlaies pam oil exlrxcttng gwen api3
l AZ Z. n. TALBO1T. DENTIST. A37 7TH 81,
~ 0ree doors from coruef 4 DenIissy In al
Ils branches Teeth insertxz "a per ss6 Al work
WaIfAiiIe0 anl
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BOTTLES. NEVER IN BULK. NO FUSIL OIL.
Hs-Da1tys Formula is special household ap-
piicdiiOH of DuHy's Pure Mali Whiskey, combined
principally 1Ctth rdW becjstedk, IN liquid form,
unequdted Giondforn,i,.g MATERIAL Uherety the
aceiqit and strength increased. 1t is the most
ptdtuGte and cDicdciOus beef preparation ere7'
made. Ii he hdd Of all druggists ut ONE
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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A FAMILY OF SUIcIDEs.-Deacon Willard
Whiting, an ola man, oI South Franklin Mass
went TO his barn "wednesday Afternoon and
saw his hired man, Ed. Moses hanging by the
neck from rope attached to the great beam
rope, and had to witness the death strugvIes
without rendering any aid. Moses was thirty.
nve years OF age and of good habits. His ftf,e,
anu grandfather as well as TWO or three uncles
have taken their lives In the same manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
LIZ
LPITHELIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER

For seven years I suffered with cancer on my
iace- Fight months ago friend recommended the
use OF Swiits SPECIFIC and determined 10 make al
efOrt 10 procure it, Iii this | successful and
gan us Use The Influence of the medicine at first
10 somewhat aSgravate the sore but he inilan
nation was allayed, and began 10 improve the
hfst ie" bottles Ny general health has greatly i'm
proved 1 81 stronger, and able I do any KIND OF
%ork Ike cancer on my tace began to decrease and
the ulcer to heal, until there vesiige left
only II little scar marks the place
MRS JOICIE 4. MCDONALD
Atlanta, Ga, August /, 1886.